A few random articles to get you started:
Samuel H. King House
Samuel Henry King was born in Landaff, NH and presumably came to Billerica to work in the Pattenville cabinet works. At any rate, he married the...
Representative to the General Court
Billerica's elected representative to the Massachusetts General Court (the colonial and, later, state legislature).
Residence at 17 Lowell St
This lot was never part of the Talbot Mills, and this house is the first to have been built on the land.
William Symmes House
The so-called Symmes House was built by John O. Richardson in 1860 but no member of the Richardson family ever lived there. It was first rented by the Peple...
Mears Tavern
Nathan Mears acquired his tavern stand, facing Elm Street, in two purchases from the Proprietors of the Canal, and later bought 27 acres not divided into...