The History of Malden, Massachusetts, 1633-1785The author, 1898 - 870 páginas |
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... FARM , 1885 369 Also known as the Hall Farm . Now a portion of Forest Dale Cemetery . THE BOARDMAN HOUSE , 1885 • • 379 In Saugus , near the Melrose line . THE PARSONAGE , 1883. . 463 Built 1724. Now standing on Main Street , near Bell ...
... FARM , 1885 369 Also known as the Hall Farm . Now a portion of Forest Dale Cemetery . THE BOARDMAN HOUSE , 1885 • • 379 In Saugus , near the Melrose line . THE PARSONAGE , 1883. . 463 Built 1724. Now standing on Main Street , near Bell ...
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... FARM , 1735 From a copy in the possession of Charles E. Clark , M. D. , Lynn . THE JENKINS - RAND HOUSE , 1882 THE JOHN PRATT FARM , 1885 • Home of Master Jenkins . Formerly standing on the Old Road near the corner of Salem Street and ...
... FARM , 1735 From a copy in the possession of Charles E. Clark , M. D. , Lynn . THE JENKINS - RAND HOUSE , 1882 THE JOHN PRATT FARM , 1885 • Home of Master Jenkins . Formerly standing on the Old Road near the corner of Salem Street and ...
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... farm as tenant . " 1634 , 14 May . Mr Thomas May- hewe is intreated by the Court to examine what hurt the swyne of Charlton hath done amongst the Indean barnes of corne , on the north side of Misticke , & accordingly the inhabitants of ...
... farm as tenant . " 1634 , 14 May . Mr Thomas May- hewe is intreated by the Court to examine what hurt the swyne of Charlton hath done amongst the Indean barnes of corne , on the north side of Misticke , & accordingly the inhabitants of ...
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... farm at Rumney Marsh . His house , the site of which is now marked by that of John P. Squire , was a convenient place for the proposed meeting , being on the only road which led from Lynn and Malden to Pullen Point and the shore ...
... farm at Rumney Marsh . His house , the site of which is now marked by that of John P. Squire , was a convenient place for the proposed meeting , being on the only road which led from Lynn and Malden to Pullen Point and the shore ...
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... farm house , a well pre- served relic of the seventeenth century , within whose walls the visitor might see the spot where household legend said the axe of the settler clove the head of an Indian and insured safety to the wife and child ...
... farm house , a well pre- served relic of the seventeenth century , within whose walls the visitor might see the spot where household legend said the axe of the settler clove the head of an Indian and insured safety to the wife and child ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
The History of Malden, Massachusetts, 1633-1785, Volumen1 Deloraine Pendre Corey Vista completa - 1899 |
The History of Malden, Massachusetts, 1633-1785, Volumen1 Deloraine Pendre Corey Vista completa - 1899 |
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