Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... lived in some state , and entertained with great liberality . He was the first in Wor- cester to keep a carriage , and had a colored coachman in livery . Many of his journeys were made with his own coach and four . When Mr. Thomas first ...
... lived in some state , and entertained with great liberality . He was the first in Wor- cester to keep a carriage , and had a colored coachman in livery . Many of his journeys were made with his own coach and four . When Mr. Thomas first ...
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... lived for many years with his brother Charles , on the old Chandler farm , which extended along the westerly side of Main street , covering almost the entire plain south of Pleasant to beyond the May street hills . Always among the fore ...
... lived for many years with his brother Charles , on the old Chandler farm , which extended along the westerly side of Main street , covering almost the entire plain south of Pleasant to beyond the May street hills . Always among the fore ...
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... lived from 1806 to 1828 in the Worcester Bank Building , and in the latter year he built the large mansion to the south of the bank , where Mechanics Hall now stands , where he lived with his maiden sisters until his death . [ Born ...
... lived from 1806 to 1828 in the Worcester Bank Building , and in the latter year he built the large mansion to the south of the bank , where Mechanics Hall now stands , where he lived with his maiden sisters until his death . [ Born ...
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... lived in the family , as was custom- ary at that time , and in 1788 was taken into partnership by him . He married for his first wife Hermione , daughter of Edward Weld , of Boston , who died in 1807 , and soon afterwards he married her ...
... lived in the family , as was custom- ary at that time , and in 1788 was taken into partnership by him . He married for his first wife Hermione , daughter of Edward Weld , of Boston , who died in 1807 , and soon afterwards he married her ...
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... wit and anecdote , and a lively and interesting companion in social intercourse . " 2 John Bush of Boylston lived at this time in the Gardiner Chandler house . 28 . 29 . Pruned Trees . Bank - due 2 Diary of Isaiah Thomas . 17.
... wit and anecdote , and a lively and interesting companion in social intercourse . " 2 John Bush of Boylston lived at this time in the Gardiner Chandler house . 28 . 29 . Pruned Trees . Bank - due 2 Diary of Isaiah Thomas . 17.
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