Caleb Loring was an American merchant of the firm of Loring and Curtis and a Massachusetts State senator known for his love of truth to which no bond on earth could add any feeling of obligation, and a stern and uncompromising sense of justice. - AsNotedIn
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| 1764/31/13 | Sarah Bradford Loring, wife of Caleb Loring, gives birth to a son, Caleb Loring, in Boston, Province of Massachusetts Bay. | Born | |||||
| 1789/02/22 | Ann Greely, daughter of the late Capt Jonathan and Mary Hichborn Greely, marries Caleb Loring in Marblehead, MA. Captain Greely was killed off Marblehead defending a letter-of-marque ship from an attack by a British frigate during the American Revolution. | Groom | |||||
| 1813/00/00 | Caleb Loring testifies before a committee of the Legislature concerning the impressment of seamen by the British. | Witness | |||||
| 1821/00/00 | Jane Tyler, daughter of Rev John and Mary Wheatly Lothrop of Boston, marries Caleb Loring. | Groom | |||||
| 1850/10/31 | Caleb Loring dies at Boston, Massachusetts. Mr Loring is buried at the Central Burying Ground in Boston Common. | Died | Central Burying Ground, Boston | Boston |
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