Tewksbury, Massachusetts - Notable Residents

Notable Residents

  • Adelbert Ames (d. 1933), Medal of Honor recipient; last surviving Civil War general
  • John James Nazarian, celebrity private investigator
  • Anne Sullivan, tutor and companion of Helen Keller
  • Paul Sullivan (d. 2007) former selectman, talk show host on WBZ radio, Boston
  • John Trull, captain of the Tewksbury minutemen in the Revolutionary War

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