Samuel Richardson was born 5 November 1670 in Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, the son of Samuel Richardson and his wife Martha.[1][2] He died at Woburn, 3 September, 1754.[3]
"In the afternoon of April 10, 1676, as Mr. Samuel Richardson, who lived upon what has been recently called the Miller Farm in Richardson's Row, was employed in carting manure into his field, accompanied by his son Samuel, a boy between five and six years of age, he was surprised in looking toward his house, to see feathers flying about it, and other tokens of mischief within. Apprehending that Indians might be there, he hastened home, and there found two of his family murdered, viz: his wife, Mrs. Hannah Richardson, who had been lately confined; and his son Thomas, twin brother to him who had been with him in the field."[5]
↑Woburn Records: Volume II. Epitaphs, First Burial-Ground.
Page 34*. Cting: "(170.) 'Here lyes Buried the Body of M'r Samuel Richardson Who Departed this Life Sept'br ye 3'd 1754 in ye 84'th Year of His Age.'
Samuel Richardson, born Nov. 5, 1670, son of Samuel (epitaph 43) and Martha Richardson, married Susanna Richardson (epitaph 94), Jan. 6, 1703-4. His twin brother, Thomas, was slain by Indians, 1676."
Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 03 April 2020), memorial page for Samuel Richardson, III (5 Nov 1670–3 Sep 1754),Find A Grave: Memorial #40418687, citing First Burial Ground, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Kevin Avery (contributor 47024642).
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