Ivory Lord1
b. circa 1796, d. 1868
Ivory Lord|b. c 1796\nd. 1868|p8619.htm|Tobias Lord|||Hepzibah Conant|||||||||||||||
- Family Background:
- Fairfield and Allied Families
Ivory Lord was born circa 1796.2,3 He was the son of Tobias Lord and Hepzibah Conant.2,3 He married Louisa McCulloch, daughter of Capt. Hugh McCulloch and Abial Perkins, on 23 June 1818 in Kennebunk, York County, Maine.2,3 He died in 1868.2,3
Ivory's father moved to the Landing, where he erected a large three-story house and a good-sized store. Later it was occupied by Ivory and Louisa and the store was run by Ivory and his brother George. This co-partnership was started in 1817. The store offered a full assortment of the goods usually found in a country store. The giant open fireplace in the counting room of the store became the gathering place for seamen and ship carpenters.2
Ivory's father moved to the Landing, where he erected a large three-story house and a good-sized store. Later it was occupied by Ivory and Louisa and the store was run by Ivory and his brother George. This co-partnership was started in 1817. The store offered a full assortment of the goods usually found in a country store. The giant open fireplace in the counting room of the store became the gathering place for seamen and ship carpenters.2
Children of Ivory Lord and Louisa McCulloch
- Augusta Hayes Lord2,3 b. 2 Aug 1819, d. 20 Jun 1844
- William Francis Lord2,3 b. 26 Feb 1821, d. 20 Dec 1883
- Louisa Lord2,3 b. 4 Apr 1823, d. 25 May 1886
- Elizabeth Watts Lord2,3 b. 25 Mar 1825, d. 8 Oct 1858
- John Adams Lord2,3 b. 28 Oct 1827
- Olive Lord2,3 b. 27 Jan 1831, d. 29 Aug 1884
- Frederick Lord2,3 b. 26 Jun 1833, d. 1837
Citations
- [S834] Susan Guckenberg, "Hugh McCulloch: His Early Years in New England and Migration to Fort Wayne," Old Fort News, Vol. 50:2 (Fort Wayne, IN: Fort Wayne Historical Society, Sept. 15, 1987).
- [S834] Guckenberg, "Hugh McCulloch: His Early Years", p. 12.
- [S835] Lynn Frye Sherrill, Hugh McCulloch, Forgotten Financier (Muncie, IN: a thesis submitted to the Graduate Dept. Ball State University, June 1966), p. 11.
