Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... coach and four . When Mr. Thomas first came to Worcester , he is said to have lived in a small , one - story , red house , on the southerly side of Pleasant street , nearly on the site of High , known as the Fullerton - Warden house ...
... coach and four . When Mr. Thomas first came to Worcester , he is said to have lived in a small , one - story , red house , on the southerly side of Pleasant street , nearly on the site of High , known as the Fullerton - Warden house ...
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... coach , but of the same shape . In the front it is left quite open down to the bottom , and the driver sits on a bench under the roof of 29. Eliza came from Worcester with Miss Seaver in the 8 American Antiquarian Society .
... coach , but of the same shape . In the front it is left quite open down to the bottom , and the driver sits on a bench under the roof of 29. Eliza came from Worcester with Miss Seaver in the 8 American Antiquarian Society .
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... coach and four . He is said to have been the first person in Worces- ter to have a colored coachman in livery . 1 William Caldwell , Sheriff of Worcester County , was graduated from Harvard College in 1773 , at the age of twenty . He ...
... coach and four . He is said to have been the first person in Worces- ter to have a colored coachman in livery . 1 William Caldwell , Sheriff of Worcester County , was graduated from Harvard College in 1773 , at the age of twenty . He ...
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... COACH is a kind of coach that has only a seat behind , with a stool , at most , before . When these are very gay , richly garnished , and have five glasses , they are called CALASHES . " - Rees ' Cyclopædia . Alice Morse Earle in her ...
... COACH is a kind of coach that has only a seat behind , with a stool , at most , before . When these are very gay , richly garnished , and have five glasses , they are called CALASHES . " - Rees ' Cyclopædia . Alice Morse Earle in her ...
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... coach , chariot , phaeton , or other four - wheel spring carriage drawn by two horses , For each additional horse , For every waggon , drawn by two horses , For each additional horse , For every cart or waggon , drawn by two oxen , .25 ...
... coach , chariot , phaeton , or other four - wheel spring carriage drawn by two horses , For each additional horse , For every waggon , drawn by two horses , For each additional horse , For every cart or waggon , drawn by two oxen , .25 ...
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