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Abt 1783 - 1834 (~ 51 years)

Name	Vose, Jesse
Born	Abt 1783	Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Gender	Male
FamilySearch Id	LZV5-SB7
Died	9 Jul 1834	Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Person ID	I1353	USA
Last Modified	12 Sep 2016

Father	Vose, Benjamin, b. 5 Jul 1744, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 7 Jun 1815, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States (Age 70 years)
Mother	Sumner, Esther, b. 12 Sep 1750, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 9 Nov 1804 (Age 54 years)
Family ID	F843	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Whiting, Matilda, b. 17 Jul 1788, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 1890 (Age 101 years)

Married 15 Feb 1807 Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States

Children

	1. Vose, Jesse, b. 5 Dec 1819, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 15 Feb 1862, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States (Age 42 years)
	2. Vose, Mary Ellis, b. 15 Jan 1825, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 4 Jul 1910, Hyde Park, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States (Age 85 years)
	3. Vose, Joshua Whiting, b. 5 Jul 1813, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 6 Jul 1895, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States (Age 82 years)
	4. Vose, Benjamin Charles, b. 13 May 1832, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 16 Mar 1889 (Age 56 years)
	5. Vose, John, b. 8 May 1827, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 9 May 1882, Hyde Park, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States (Age 55 years)
	6. Vose, Benjamin Charles, b. 7 May 1818, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 20 Oct 1818 (Age 0 years)
	7. Vose, Esther, b. 9 Sep 1808, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 13 Oct 1819 (Age 11 years)
	8. Vose, Mary, b. 11 Apr 1822, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 27 Sep 1823 (Age 1 years)
	9. Vose, Sarah Matilda, b. 7 Feb 1830, Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 29 Jan 1925 (Age 94 years)

Last Modified 5 Aug 2021

Family ID F842 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Notes for Jesse Vose:
Jess Vose was born on the "old place" at the foot of Brush Hill, the birthplace of his father and grandfather, He was seven years old when his parents removed to the farm purchased on Brush Hill and at the age of eighteen was preparing for college at Atkinson Academy in New Hampshire, under the pricipalship of his cousin, Preceptor John Vose. A letter written to his "Respective Parents" from Atkinson in January, 1801 is prized by his descendants.
The sudden illness of his father, however, prevented the completion of his course there. He returned home to take charge of his father;s large estate, and occupied the old house on Brush Hill until 1829. In that year he built a substantial house a few rods from the old one, which he occupied until death.
His widow, with her two unmarried daughter, Mary and Sarah, continued to live there until the autumn of 1861, when they removed th Hyde Park, leaving her son Jesse and family the occupants. The house, still standing at the corner of Brush Hill Road adn Robbins Street was purchases by Jesse's grandson, Henry W., who held it until 1926, when it passed, with all the land boughtby his greatgrandfather Benjamin Vose in 1790, out of the family.
Jesse Vose, like his forbears, took an active part in the management of twon affairs. He was the town treasurer for ten years; suveyor of the highways six years and also held other lesser offices, and served on numerous committees appoint for the welfare of the town. He was chairman of the Parish Committee during the controversy which culminated in a schism in the church, and the establishment of the of the First Congregational Parish as a Unitarian church in 1834.
He carried on an extrensive business for the times, in making moulds used in the manufacture of handmade paper, and invented a machine for weaving the wire network. His brother Ralph was in company with him until his death, an dlater for a few years Messrs. John Shepard Crebore and his sons Charles Crane and Jeremiah were associated in the business. His account books of 1810-1830 contain the names of many of the leading paper-makers of the period.

More About Jesse Vose:
Burial: Read and Gulliver Tomb.

More About Jesse Vose and Matilda Whiting:
Marriage: February 22, 1807, Dedham.

Vose, Jesse