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==Early Life and Family== William Frederick Hurd<ref>"William F. Hurd Obituary," *The Boston Globe*, May 4, 1899.</ref> was born on February 12, 1826, in Concord, Massachusetts, to Isaac Hurd Jr. and Mary Ann Heald. He was part of the influential Hurd family, one of the oldest in Concord, with his grandfather, Isaac Hurd Sr., being the first Master of Corinthian Lodge. Hurd married twice; his first wife was Sarah J. Rice, daughter of Reuben Rice, and his second wife was Mrs. M. Augusta Simonds. He had two children, William Frederick Jr. and Mrs. William H. Brown. Hurd spent most of his life in Concord, amassing significant real estate through careful investments. His properties and contributions to the town highlighted his status as a successful and respected member of the community.
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