Photo of Samuel W. Spooner 1812-1889
Representative to State Legislature
Delegate to Constitutional Convention 1853
Lived on old Abner Goodale place, later moved to village - home of Larry Kilroy
Instrumental in establishing Free Public Library
Well beloved character
Framed map of the Warwick Proprietors Lots (Plan Book 5, Page 17). Shows the common and undivided land in Roxbury or Gardeners Canada Township, 1762
Scale is 1" = 3500'
Photo of James Stockwell, 1838-1902
Lived east side of Winchester Road north of State Picnic Area. Held many town and church offices over 30 years.
Selectman 16 years, Town Treasurer 15 years, School Committee, Tax Collector, Library Trustee, Treasurer & Clerk Unitarian Church. Son of James L. Stockwell 1814-1872 and Abigail Leland 1818-1861
No children
Clock made in 1838 used in the home of Charles F. Hastings on Richmond Road in the 1880's
Label on photograph reads: Son of Deacon Hervey and Hannah (Leland) Barber. Born Warwick MA, December 30, 1835. Died Jacksonville FL January 18, 1923,
Unitarian minister.
Lists schooling and parishes served.
Photo of Deacon Hervey Barber, 1810-1885
Selectman six years
Deacon of Unitarian Church 30 years
Completed Blake's History
Library Trustee
Father of Prof. H.H. Barber of Meadville Theological Sem.
Photo of Roger Conant Hatch, 1784-1868
Minister of the Congregational Church, Warwick, MA 1836-1853
Portrait in 1866
Photo of William H. Gale, 1890
Selectman for 5 years
Photo of John Bowman
Born in Warwick in 1822, served in the Confederate army, became a successful inventor (including the Doughlass pump, a locomotive spark arrester and a knitting machine), died in Lexington in 1882
Small black iron sewing machine
