See also
1 Richard FAY1,2 (1918- ) [11814]. Born 12 Dec 1918, Boston, MA.1
2 Richard Dudley FAY1,2,3,4 (1891-1976) [11810]. Born 13 Jan 1891, Boston, MA.1,3 Marr Hester LAWRENCE 16 Feb 1912, Groton, MA.1 Died Mar 1976.3
From Harvard's Military Record in the World War, 1921.
"Fay, Richard Dudley, A.B. '13(15); S.B. '17. Enrolled chief electrician U.S. Naval Reserve Force December 15, 1917; assigned to research station operated by Submarine Signal Company under direction of Special Naval Board on Anti-submarine Devices; served as engineer in charge; discharged November 26, 1918 for physical disability."
4 Dudly Bowditch FAY1 (1860-1921) [11769]. Born 31 Jan 1860.1 Marr Katharine GRAY 4 Oct 1882.1 Died 7 Feb 1921.1
From the Boston Journal.
September 20, 1886 - "It is stated that Mr. Dudly L. [appears to read Dudley L. - if so, an error] Fay has settled $3,000 per year upon Mrs. William Gray, Jr., his mother-in law."
September 17, 1892 - "NAHANT - Dudley B. Fay of Boston has bought the fine George Peabo estate at Nahant. He paid about $50,000.".
8 Richard Sullivan FAY1,5 (1833-1882) [11767]. Born 28 Feb 1833.1 Marr Elizabeth Frances BOWDITCH 20 Oct 1858, Boston, MA.1 Died 7 Mar 1882.1
Date of death is listed as either March 5th or 7th, 1882.
From the Times Picayune (New Orleans, LA).
March 18, 1882 - "A Fortress Monroe dispatch announces that Mr. Richard S. Fay, of Boston, shot and killed himself on board the steamer Tennessee while on his passage from Fortress Monroe to New Orleans. Mr. Fay was born in Boston, and was the son of the late Richard S. Fay, the well known manufacturer and capitalist, and grandson of the late Judge Samuel P.P. Fay, of Cambridge. He was educated for Harvard, but, on account of ill health, gave up his studies and went South, where for some years he sojourned, being at one time clerk in a prominent Savannah house. On his return to Boston he entered the banking house of Fay, Mudge & Atwood, and later severed this connection to accept the treasurership of the Middlesex Mills, which corporation has, by reason of his able and judicious management, become one of the most successful manufacturing companies of the world. He was also treasurer of the Lake Superior Iron Company, the Champion Iron Company, President of the Appleton Manufacturing Company and director in a number of other manufacturing, mercantile and banking corporations. He was also director in several charitable associations, and was an active and highly esteemed member of St. Bernard Commandery of Knights Templar. His treasurership of the Middlesex Company covers a period of about twenty five years. Mr. Fay has at intervals during his life traveled extensively abroad. While a young man he married Miss Bowditch, daughter of Nathaniel J. Bowditch and granddaughter of the late Ebenezer Francis. The result of this union was one son, who has just graduated from Harvard. Mr. Fay has been for a long suffering from Bright's disease and went South in a sad physical and mental condition. Some years since he was stabbed by the late Dr, Thayer, of Lowell, but recovered almost entirely from the effects of the wound. He resided on Beacon street. He is said to have amassed a considerable fortune. Boston Post, 11th.".
9 Elizabeth Frances BOWDITCH1,5 (1836-1924) [11768]. Born 17 Jun 1836, Boston, MA.1 Died 10 May 1924, Boston, MA.1
5 Katharine GRAY1 (1860- ) [11770]. Born 26 Jun 1860.1
3 Hester LAWRENCE1,2,3,4 (1888-1976) [11811]. Born 4 Apr 1888, MA.3,4 Died Mar 1976.3
| 1 | "The Diary and Letters of Benjamin Pickman (1740-1819) of Salem, Massachusetts by George Francis Dow, 1928". |
| 2 | "UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960". |
| 3 | "Social Security Death Index". |
| 4 | "1920 MA, Middlesex, Cambridge census". |
| 5 | "Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and his Descendants by Orlin P. Fay, 1898". |