Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Volume 2William Richard Cutter Lewis historical publishing Company, 1908 - Middlesex County (Mass.) |
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... street . ( II ) Daniel Lincoln , son of Daniel Lincoln ( 1 ) , was in Hingham , Massachusetts , 1661-2 ; married first , April 16 , 1687 , Sarah , daugh- ter of Thomas and Sarah ( Whiston ) Nich- ols , of Scituate . He was prominent in ...
... street . ( II ) Daniel Lincoln , son of Daniel Lincoln ( 1 ) , was in Hingham , Massachusetts , 1661-2 ; married first , April 16 , 1687 , Sarah , daugh- ter of Thomas and Sarah ( Whiston ) Nich- ols , of Scituate . He was prominent in ...
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... street , Washington , D. C. Here both the First and Second Regiments were en- camped during the winter , and Marden was at once detailed as clerk at headquarters to as- sist Colonel Berdan , who was busy in corre- spondence with the war ...
... street , Washington , D. C. Here both the First and Second Regiments were en- camped during the winter , and Marden was at once detailed as clerk at headquarters to as- sist Colonel Berdan , who was busy in corre- spondence with the war ...
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... street ( now Han- over ) , extending from the corner of what is new Prince street to within ninety feet of the street now named Richmond , and to rear from Middle street , one hundred and eighty- four and one - half feet , reaching ...
... street ( now Han- over ) , extending from the corner of what is new Prince street to within ninety feet of the street now named Richmond , and to rear from Middle street , one hundred and eighty- four and one - half feet , reaching ...
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... street , Reading , to learn the carpenter trade . It was stipulated in the papers that he should not be fed on beans and that he should have sugar on his puddings . His wife was the daughter of Timothy ( 4 ) and Tabitha ( Boutwell ) ...
... street , Reading , to learn the carpenter trade . It was stipulated in the papers that he should not be fed on beans and that he should have sugar on his puddings . His wife was the daughter of Timothy ( 4 ) and Tabitha ( Boutwell ) ...
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... street , Newton , April 7 , 1859. He was educated in the public schools of Boston , and graduated a ne Bos- ton high school . He was a wholesale and re- tail stationer on State street , Boston , achieving therein a well merited degree ...
... street , Newton , April 7 , 1859. He was educated in the public schools of Boston , and graduated a ne Bos- ton high school . He was a wholesale and re- tail stationer on State street , Boston , achieving therein a well merited degree ...
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Page 481 - 23 d. 6 m. — In ye evening wee vissited Elder Frost, who rec'd us with great kindness and love, esteeming it a favour yt we would come into yr mean habitation ; assured us of his fervent prayers to ye Lord for us ; — A glorious saint makes a mean cottage a stately palace ; were I to make my choyce, I would rather abide with ys saint in his poor cottage, than with any one of ye princes I know of at ys day in ye world.
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