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Eras of Chicopee

• Era of Good Feelings - 1815-1825
• Civil War era - 1849–1865
• Reconstruction era - 1865–1877
• Gilded Age - 1869–1901
• Progressive Era - 1901 – 1919 or 1929

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Streets of Chicopee

Many streets in Chicopee, are named for families or landowners in the past.

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Street Name	Header text	Fam. Members in Chicopee
Pendleton Ave	Example	Family of Jesse Pendleton.
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OLDE CHICOPEE (1830s-1900s)

Businesses

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• Newspapers
  • Cabotville Chronicle (p. 1842, editor: Thomas D. Blossom)
  • Cabotville Mirror (p. 1849, editor: Henry Russell)
  • Chicopee Telegrapg (p. 1851, editor: J.C. Stoever)
  • Chicopee Journal (p. ?, editors: J.C. Haven & G.V. Wheelock)

People (1830s-1900s)

Pendleton Family Tree

• Jesse Pendleton (1771-1837), Springfield selectmen from 1821-24, Representative to the Massachusetts General Court from 1828-1830.
• Sabrina Chapin (1779-1848), daughter of Capt. Phineas and Sabrina (Wright) Chapin.
  • Miletus M Pendleton (1799-1853)
  • Clossen Pendleton (1801-1871)
  • Pamela Andrews Pendleton Chapin (1805-1879)

Clossen Pendleton (1801-1871)

Clossen Pendleton was born on February 2, 1801, in Willimansett, Chicopee to Jesse Pendleton, 29 years old and his mother, Sabrina Chapin, was 21. He died on February 9, 1871, in Willimansett, Chicopee, Hampden, Masachusets, United States, at the age of 70, and was buried at Chicopee Street Burying Ground.

He married Delina Van Horn on February 12, 1828. hey were parents of at least three daughters.

Clossen owned a tavern on the opposite side of Joseph Griswold farther down the road.