Daniel Thurston

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Daniel Thurston (March 1, 1719, Bradford, Massachusetts – July 14, 1805, Bradford, Massachusetts) was an Officer during the American Revolution, a member of the Committee of Safety and a member of the committee drafting the Massachusetts State Constitution. He was also an Architect and house carpenter in Bradford Mass., and had one of the finest farms in that region