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216 W/ziling_ Fami/y.<br />

Webster of Salisbur.y. She died 29 May, I73I.<br />

For his second wife he married the widow of<br />

Dr. Jonathan Prescott, by whom he had no<br />

• issue.<br />

FOURTH GENERATION.<br />

Children of Oliver Whiting of Billeriea, son<br />

of Rev. Samuel W. at Billerica, and Ann Dan-<br />

forth : nine in number (Savage, vol. iii., p. 52o),<br />

of whom the fourth was Samuel of Billerica, b.<br />

6 September, 17o2; deacon; d. 22 December,<br />

1736 •<br />

Children of Mary, daughter of Rev. Samuel<br />

W. of Billerica (not given).<br />

Children of Joseph, son of Rev. Samuel W.<br />

of Billerica (not given).<br />

Children of Rev. Thomas Clark of Chelms-<br />

London. Returning to Massachusetts, he served the colony, successively<br />

and successfully, as attorney general, judge, and chief justice.<br />

lie was deeply interested alike in education and religion, and, by his<br />

will, bequeathed ._IOO to Harvard College for the support of an annual<br />

lecture on subjects connected with religion. These lectures are known<br />

to-day as the Dudleian Lectures.<br />

"Roxbury was the home of these eminent men, as indeed it has<br />

been of nearly the entire family through all the generations until now ;<br />

and they not onJy gave their name to some of our principal streets,<br />

squares, and public buildings, but stamped their characteristics, in<br />

greater or less degree, upon the moral and social llfe of the town."

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