| Electronic journals - 1926 - 538 pages
...House," which is still standing as an ancient landmark, the oldest dwelling house in New England that, for the same period of time, has been continuously...occupied by the builder and his lineal descendants. Only a few houses, or parts of houses of the same age remain, and most of these are in ruins. It is,... | |
| Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks - 1897 - 1116 pages
...House " which is still standing as an ancient landmark, the oldest dwelling house in New England that, for the same period of time, has been continuously...occupied by the builder and his lineal descendants. Only a few houses, or parts of i houses of the same age remain, and most of these are in ruins. It... | |
| Fobes Memorial Library, Oakham, Mass - Libraries - 1909 - 166 pages
...Fairbank House in Dedham which is still standing, and is the oldest dwelling-house in New England that, for the same period of time, has been continuously...occupied by the builder and his lineal descendants. , His third son, Jonas, born before the family came to America, removed from Dedham to Lancaster in... | |
| Almira Torrey Blake Fenno Gendrot - 1916 - 314 pages
...House," which is still standing as an ancient landmark; the oldest dwelling-house in New England, that for the same period of time has been continuously...occupied by the builder and his lineal descendants. This house is now historically famous and is an object of great interest to many visitors to the old... | |
| 1920 - 432 pages
...where he built the noted "Old Fairbanks House," which is still standing, an ancient landmark, being the oldest dwelling in New England which for the same...earliest settlers of Dedham, which was established in 1636, and signed the covenant March 23, 1637. Before 1637 Jonathan Fairbanks had been granted at... | |
| Frederick William Coburn - Lowell (Mass.) - 1920 - 470 pages
...settled in Dedham, where he built the noted "Old Fairbanks House," which is still standing, the oldest in New England, which for the same period of time...occupied by the builder and his lineal descendants. He acquired considerable property in Dedham, was admitted a townsman and signed the Covenant in 1654,... | |
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