Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... James Hutchins , and then to — Mather . 4 Before this building was completed , the business of the Worcester Bank was un- doubtedly transacted in the counting house of Daniel Waldo , Jr. " At a meeting of a Number of Gentlemen at ...
... James Hutchins , and then to — Mather . 4 Before this building was completed , the business of the Worcester Bank was un- doubtedly transacted in the counting house of Daniel Waldo , Jr. " At a meeting of a Number of Gentlemen at ...
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... James Vilas . It was a noted meeting place for the patriots before the Revolution , and had been used for masonic purposes as early as 1755 . 24. Party to sup . 26. Finished acct . of 16 American Antiquarian Society .
... James Vilas . It was a noted meeting place for the patriots before the Revolution , and had been used for masonic purposes as early as 1755 . 24. Party to sup . 26. Finished acct . of 16 American Antiquarian Society .
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... James Sullivan , Attorney General , and Daniel Davis , Solici- tor General , appeared for the prosecution ; and Samuel Dexter , Christopher Gore , Harrison Gray Otis and Charles Jackson were counsel for the defence . The defence claimed ...
... James Sullivan , Attorney General , and Daniel Davis , Solici- tor General , appeared for the prosecution ; and Samuel Dexter , Christopher Gore , Harrison Gray Otis and Charles Jackson were counsel for the defence . The defence claimed ...
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... James Barber , of Worcester , by whom he had eleven children , of whom the eldest was Dr. John Green , the founder of the Free Public Library in Worcester . He lived first in his father's little wooden office , and afterwards built the ...
... James Barber , of Worcester , by whom he had eleven children , of whom the eldest was Dr. John Green , the founder of the Free Public Library in Worcester . He lived first in his father's little wooden office , and afterwards built the ...
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... James Putnam , in drawing up the famous protest of the fifty- two loyalists of Worcester , in 1774. In the autumn of that year he went to England for the purpose , it is said , of completing his medical studies , but on his return in ...
... James Putnam , in drawing up the famous protest of the fifty- two loyalists of Worcester , in 1774. In the autumn of that year he went to England for the purpose , it is said , of completing his medical studies , but on his return in ...
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