Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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Page xi
... Court Hill , which was afterward his home . It stood but a short distance back from the street , with a high and , for the time , quite an elaborate fence before it . On the north , was a small , square , one - story building , once his ...
... Court Hill , which was afterward his home . It stood but a short distance back from the street , with a high and , for the time , quite an elaborate fence before it . On the north , was a small , square , one - story building , once his ...
Page xii
... Court Hill and Main street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the sale of the estate , in March , 1835 , says : " This estate is beautifully and con- veniently located ...
... Court Hill and Main street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the sale of the estate , in March , 1835 , says : " This estate is beautifully and con- veniently located ...
Page 4
... Court house - Sat off from Cambridge Wednesday morning - arrived 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 ...
... Court house - Sat off from Cambridge Wednesday morning - arrived 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 ...
Page 5
... Court , and was County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the Western Circuit , an office which he held until his death . While in college he fought with the ...
... Court , and was County Attorney from 1807 to 1811 , when he was made an associate Justice of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the Western Circuit , an office which he held until his death . While in college he fought with the ...
Page 15
... court ( now Avon place ) ; and later over the store of Thomas and Andrews in Newbury street , in the house adjoining it , in the house at the cor- ner of Washington street and Central court , and about the year 1825 he moved to 15 ...
... court ( now Avon place ) ; and later over the store of Thomas and Andrews in Newbury street , in the house adjoining it , in the house at the cor- ner of Washington street and Central court , and about the year 1825 he moved to 15 ...
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