The Parsons Family of Holyoke in the Revolutionary War
The Parsons Family of Holyoke in the Revolutionary War
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The Day Family of Holyoke in the Revolutionary War
The Day Family of Holyoke in the Revolutionary War
Six member of the Day family were involved in the Revolutionary War – Joseph, Joel, Joel Jr, Jedediah, Ely, and Edward.
| Joseph | |||
| Joel | father of the five sons here listed | ||
| Joel Jr | |||
| Jedediah | |||
| Ely | |||
| Edward | |||
Jedediah Day
Joel Day Sr
Edward Day
Joel Day Jr
Joseph Day
Ely Day
Erastus Morgan
Erastus Morgan at the age of 16 became a guard at the Springfield Armory.
Elisha Perkins
Elisha Perkins
Lewis Smith
Lewis Smith
The Lewis Smith house is now the Alleluia House.
Stations of the Cross at Jericho
More of the Smith Homesteads.
| owner | starts | ends | |
| Lewis Smith | 1785 | 1838 | house is perhaps a 1825 rebuild |
| Charles Smith | 1838 | 1893 | |
| Lyman Briggs | 1893 | 1918 | |
| Joseph Doran | 1918 | 1938 | |
| Edward Schaeffer | 1938 | 1978 | |
| Jericho | 1978 | 2025 | Bureau for Exceptional Children |
LINK to a Patreon video on the same.
Ichabod How
Ichabod How
Daniel Ludington
Daniel Ludington B 1749
D 1824 in West Springfield and is buried at Rock Valley Cemetery
married Naomi Searle in about 1774 in Connecticut
He had parents of Jude Ludington and Martha Page.
Clarke Surgical Hospital
The Clarke Surgical Hospital was also called the Holyoke Surgical Hospital and was located in the Smith Ferry neighborhood of Holyoke. It was made May 26 of 1920. Louis H Clarke and Philip H Clarke ran the hospital.
In the 1926 city directory, both these doctors live at 1039 Northampton Street. They both work at 282 1/2 Maple Street. This Maple Street office must have been for appointments with patients and the surgical center was only for surgeries.
250th anniversary of the USA as Celebrated in Holyoke Massachusetts
Deaths in the Holyoke Canals
