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Elizabeth D. Crane - Lemuel Crane married Benjamin Wilson's daughter and bought the Clark Wilson House at 5 Andover Street from the Wilson estate.  "Lemuel Crane worked with a relative,  Samuel Crane, who operated a smoke house on Central Street above the former Peabody High School.  The Cranes cured ham and bacon, which was sent to them by butchers of the area. Lemuel Crane was a Quaker, and the quality of his products was of the best.  The Crane house descended to his daughter, Elizabeth, who married Daniel B. Lord.  Mr. Lord served as Chief Engineer of the Peabody Fire Department from 1887 to 1890."

- from The Peabody Story by John Wells