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Fenno, John (1732-1812)

Name:
Fenno, John (1732-1812)
Title:
Member Old South Congregational Church, 1772
Member, The Massachusetts Lodge, F. A. M., 1774
Other Names:
Fenno, John Jr.
Born:
05/04/1732
Birthplace:
Boston, MA
Died:
12/05/1812
Death Location:
Boston, MA
Residence:
Boston, MA
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Cordwainer
Leather worker
Leather Bucket Maker
Father:
Fenno, John (1707-1790)
Mother:
Capen, Hannah (1712-1792)
Spouse:
Katherine Hodges (1729-1810), 1755
Children:
Susanna
Hannah, born 1759; died 1805
James, born 1761; died 1822
Catharine born 1763; died 1803
Jane, born 1765; died 1835
Elizabeth born 1767
Notes:
Advertisement," Independent Chronicle, Boston, MA, January 6, 1791.

"Warranted Leather Fire Buckets," Independent Chronicle, Boston, MA, June 15, 1801.

Death Notice, Repertory, Boston, MA, December 11, 1812

"Leather Fire Buckets Painted by Fine Artists, Boston Herald, Boston, MA, June 17, 1956.

Last Will and Testamnet of John Fenno, 1811. Probate Registry, County of Suffolk, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 24076, pp. 685-686.

Oliver A. Roberts, History of the Military Company of the Massachusetts, Now Called the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. 1637-1888. Volune II 1738-1821. Boston, Massachusetts: Alfreed Mudge Son, 1897, 224.
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