The history of the town of Dorchester, Massachusetts, By a committee of the Dorchester antiquarian and historical society ...

HISTORY OF DORCHESTER. 563
if so, he was born in 1704. He was a physician at
Newport, and died Nov. 29th, 1745.
1729. SAMUEL MOSELEY. (See Schoolmasters,
page 518.)
1730. WILLIAM ROYAL, born in Dorchester, was
Representative from that town. Died in Stoughton, January 15th, 1794, aged 84.
1730. LEMUEL TROTT.
1731. SUPPLY CLAP. (See Schoolmasters, page
519.)
1732. MATHER WITHINGTON, son of Ebenezer
Withington, of Dorchester. After he took his degree, he kept a school at Cape Ann. He commenced preaching, and was much esteemed for his talents,
virtues, and piety. He died April 28th, 1736.
1735. GILLAMI TAILOR, son of Lieut. Governor
William, was a physician in Boston. He died July
17th, 1757, aged 39.
1735. NOAH CLAP. (See page 356.)
1741. THOMAS JONES. (See Schoolmasters, page
524.)
1742. NATHANIEL HATCH, Justice of the Court
of Common Pleas for Suffolk, was a Loyalist, He