Colonel Francis Peabody was a notable American businessman and colonel of the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division of Massachusetts Militia. - AsNotedIn
| Notable Position | Organization | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essex Institute | 1865 | 1864 |
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| 1801/12/07 | Francis Peabody is born in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, to Joseph Peabody and Elizabeth Smith Peabody. | Born | |||||
| 1822/00/00 | Francis Peabody makes his residence at 380 Essex. | Home | Sprague-Peabody-Silsbee House, Salem | Salem, MA | |||
| 1828/00/00 | The Salem Charitable Mechanic Association inaugurates a course of lectures for their members and their families. Francis Peabody gives a talk on "Steam, the Steam Engine and their Utilities". | Lecturer | Lyceum Movement | ||||
| 1830/01/04 | Meeting at Col Peabody's house on Essex, the Salem Lyceum Society is established to provide mutual education and rational entertainment for both its membership and the general public through a biannual course of lectures, debates and dramatic readings. | Officer, lecturer | Sprague-Peabody-Silsbee House, Salem | Salem, MA | Lyceum Movement | ||
| 1840/06/00 | Harmony Grove Cemetery, a picturesque burial ground in the style of the English and French rural cemeteries, is opens. The gothic revival caretaker cottage is completed. | Landscape Architect | Harmony Grove Cemetery, Salem | Salem, MA | |||
| 1844/00/00 | Francis Peabody buys a country estate at Horse Pasture Point on the banks of the Danvers River in North Salem. | Owner | Kernwood Country Club, Salem | Salem, MA | |||
| 1867/10/31 | Francis Peabody dies in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, of unspecified causes. | Died |
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