Addison

DALY, James Monroe

Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches 
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. 
Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 162

James Monroe DALY, dental surgeon, Dorchester [Suffolk County], 
Massachusetts, was born 23 December 1829 at Salisbury [Addison County, 
Vermont], son of James W. and Sarah E. (OWEN) DALY. Educated at Bristol 
public schools [Addison County], and graduated from Boston Dental College in 
1870. In 1845 our subject began the study of dentistry under Dr. John 
SABINE, Boston. In 1852 Dr. DALY began the practice of his profession, which 
he has since continued. At present he is in partnership with his son, Dr. M. 
Orway DALY. Our subject was one of the founders and incorporators of the 
Boston Dental College, and one of its trustees until its union with Tufts 
College.

In 1852 he [James Monroe DALY] married [Miss?] Amelia S. CHURCHILL of Boston 
[Suffolk County, Massachusetts], who died in 1860. They had two children, 
Grace Amelia and James Harlow. In 1864 James Monroe DALY married [Miss?] 
Elizabeth Tolman BISPHAM of Dorchester [Suffolk County], Massachusetts. They 
have one son, Martin Ordway. Whig until Republican party organized [1854]; 
member of Third Religious Society in Dorchester (Unitarian); board of 
assessors and trustee of ministerial fund; Royal Arcanum, Norfolk Club, 
Vermont Association, Men's Club of Third Church, Dorchester; former member 
Knights of Honor, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, and Middlesex 
Club. Residence 1119 Adams Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts; office 29 
Hollis Street, Boston.

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