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[54906] Harold and Marquerite also had Deborah Coombs.
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[31178] This line is from the unverified Palmer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2011.
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[24826] Phyllis Reichenbach in Ancestry World Tree identifies Gottfried and Catharine.
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[49510] Corace is daughter of William Corliss Smith (1876-1909) & Inez E. Daniels (1878-1957; m. 11 November 1899 in ME).
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This person is from the unverified Mobio Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
"History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts: with biographical ..., Volume 3," edited by Duane Hamilton Hurd:
JESSE TRULL. The fifth child of Captain John Trull, was Jesse Trull a man of great public spirit. He was born in Tewksbury, October 11, 1767, and died in his native town December 20, 1853. Beside serving the town in various minor offices he represented the town nine years in the Great and General Court between 1810 and 1826, no representative being sent the other years of that period. In connection with his legislative experience the following incident, contributed by his daughter, Mrs. John Clark, illustrates the man and the social life of his day. It was the custom after his election for the successful candidate to call together his townsmen and treat them to toddy and liquor. After his election one year, Mr. Trull, convinced of the injurious effects of the custom, determined to honor it in the breach. When his constituency had assembled as usual, he arose-tall and dignified-and told them that he thought the custom wrong and that his conscience would not permit him to give them another drop of liquor, but instead he would give them a clock to be placed in the inside of the new church. There was some complaining, but he was firm in his stand for temperance. The clock was presented, and is still ticking, a constant memorial of his adherence to a cause then held in contempt. It is significant of the social life of those days that Mr. Trull was not again elected. Another illustration of the man and the times occurred when Mr. Trull undertook the raising of his house. The friends and neighbors were assembled, but no liquor was forthcoming. They refused to do a stroke of work till a supply was sent for from "Squire Brown's" and furnished to them. In those days this was the only way of raising new buildings.
Mr. Trull, as already stated, served on the committee for building the new meeting-house in 1824, and at the auction of the pews bid off the one which sold highest at $133, a round sum in those times. He was also one of the committee which purchased the present poor-farm.
Till quite late in life he attended and warmly supported the church at the centre, but in the wellknown Knapp revival of 1842 in Lowell he, with a large number of his family, was converted and united with the First Baptist Church of that city. When the BaptiBt Church at North Tewksbury was founded the next year he with his four sons and their wives became the chief founders and supporters of that interest. It was a time for sacrifice and self-denial. He may be considered the ancestor to whom this family traces its position in the community.
Mr. Trull was twice married, first to Mercy Griffen, who died in 1797, and then to Olive Thorndike, with whom he spent a happy and respected old age. By his first wife he left a daughter, Mrs. Mercy Trull Foster, who died in 1880. The following were the surviving children of his second marriage: Mr. John Trull, of Boston, in his eighty-ninth year; Mr. Herbert L., a public-spirited man, died 1882; Deacon Nathaniel Trull, the first deacon of the Baptist Church and representative of the town to the Legislature of 1852; Mr. Jesse L. Trull and Mr. Larkin T., and one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Clark, all of Tewksbury.
Mr. Jesse Trull was of the old New England type, an indefatigable worker, abounding in enterprise and energy, whose character and judgment were held in respect by the town."