Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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Page iii
... earliest notice of him on the colony records being under the date of 1 September , 1640 , when he " having a wife and four children , is allowed twenty bushels of corne at harvest . " He was a successful vintner , paying a yearly ...
... earliest notice of him on the colony records being under the date of 1 September , 1640 , when he " having a wife and four children , is allowed twenty bushels of corne at harvest . " He was a successful vintner , paying a yearly ...
Page vii
... early in 1775 , and in February had issued a proposal for publishing " The Worcester Gazette ; or American Oracle of Liberty . " Though he had not intended to give up his Boston press , the early outbreak of hostilities rendered this ...
... early in 1775 , and in February had issued a proposal for publishing " The Worcester Gazette ; or American Oracle of Liberty . " Though he had not intended to give up his Boston press , the early outbreak of hostilities rendered this ...
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... early this morning . 30. Went to Western to meet the Court's Comee . and others , with the Agents from Roxbury to Survey the road , and find a better rout from Western to Worcester . May , 1805 . 1. Went up the Mountain near to and ...
... early this morning . 30. Went to Western to meet the Court's Comee . and others , with the Agents from Roxbury to Survey the road , and find a better rout from Western to Worcester . May , 1805 . 1. Went up the Mountain near to and ...
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... by 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 .
... by 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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... early as 1786 , measures were taken to rebuild . But financial embarrassment caused by the effects of the war and ... earliest patrons of the Academy , and left to it a legacy which amounted to more than five thousand dollars . August ...
... early as 1786 , measures were taken to rebuild . But financial embarrassment caused by the effects of the war and ... earliest patrons of the Academy , and left to it a legacy which amounted to more than five thousand dollars . August ...
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