ENStone, James
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Stone, James[[Lot 1937]]
(1790 - 1873) Son of [[Stone, Nathaniel|Nathaniel Stone]]. He is number 445 in the <a href="https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005763791">Simon Stone Genealogy</a> available in Hathi Trust.
Land Owner.
Upon Nathaniel's death in 1843, the land of the Stone family homestead was divided among James and his brothers [[Stone, Isaac, Capt.|Isaac<!--Stone-->]] and [[Stone, David|David<!--Stone-->]], with James taking the "old house" and the land between Coolidge Avenue and the Charles River. He later sold his portion of land to Isaac. | Stone, James[[Lot 1937]]
(1790 - 1873) Son of [[Stone, Nathaniel|Nathaniel Stone]]. He is number 445 in the <a href="https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005763791">Simon Stone Genealogy</a> available in Hathi Trust.
Land Owner.
Upon Nathaniel's death in 1843, the land of the Stone family homestead was divided among James and his brothers [[Stone, Isaac (1799-1860)|Isaac<!--Stone-->]] and [[Stone, David|David<!--Stone-->]], with James taking the "old house" and the land between Coolidge Avenue and the Charles River. He later sold his portion of land to Isaac. |
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