Editing Moses Hobson (section)

==Legacy and Descendants==
Hobson's home at 102 Sudbury Road became a long-standing family residence. After his passing, his wife Lucy and daughter Annie continued to live there. Annie Hobson (1863-1936) later married John G. Watson, a clerk who eventually owned Richardson’s Drug Store on Main Street. The couple’s daughter, Antoinette G. Watson (1901-1971), a music teacher, inherited the property and continued living there, making it a family home for nearly a century.

===Masonic Involvement===
Moses Hobson served as the Master of Corinthian Lodge from 1868 to 1869. Meeting minutes from his term provide insight into his role and contributions to the Lodge during this period. Despite his extensive commitments as a builder and entrepreneur, Hobson was deeply engaged in his Masonic duties, embodying the values of integrity and dedication that were hallmarks of his life and work.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IkUr_Z92jG7Own2oaFJCdAAVIpDVHS74 Corinthian Lodge 1868 Meeting Minutes]</ref>

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