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Teary, Philip Terry, James Thomas, Scipio Thurber, Edward Thurber, Hezekiah Thurber, John Thurber, Richard Thurber, Seth Tift, Joshua Toogood, Nathaniel Trafford, Gardner Tripp, Benjamin Tripp, Jonathan Tyler, Jonathan Verse, George Vial, Abraham Vial, John Vose, John Vose, William Waldron, Abiather Waldron, James, drummer Walker, Abel Walker,Richard Wanton, Charles Wardell, Benjamin, Corp. Documentary History 65 Weed, Daniel West, John West, Oliver Wheaton, James Wheaton, Jonathan, Jr. Wheaton, Reuben Wheeler, John White, John Whittaker, Abel Wilbur, William Williams, John Winslow, Jacob, Sergt. Winslow, Job Wood, Aaron, Sergt. Wood, Barnabas Wood, Caleb Wood, David Wood, David, Jr. Wood, Ehsha Wood, James, drummer Wood, Jonathan Wood. Seth Wood, Zepaniah Wood, Nathan Wolders, Abiathar SwANZEY August The 2 Day 1788 A Return of oflScers Laitley Elected In the first Redgt of Melitia In the County of Bristol Commanded by Col. Peleg Shearman. Berzila Bowen James Bullock Samuel Carpenter Nehemiah Cole Joseph Mason Jonathan Barney Jonathan Slide Philip Peck Richard Goff Comfort Hill Capt. Rehoboth Capt. Rehoboth Captn. Rehoboth Capt. Swanzey Lieut Do Ensine Do Ensine Rehoboth Lieut Do Ensine Do Ensine Do Nehemiah Cole Capt, Berzila Bowen Capt. Samuel Carpenter Capt. James Bucklin Capt. Noah Allen Capt. Israel Nicols Capt. Philip Walker is appointed Addigent of sd Redgt. The above is agreeable to the Returns — Peleg Sherman Colo.
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University of Massachusetts Amherst
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HISTORY OF SWANSEA MASSACHUSETTS 16
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EDITOR'S PREFACE IT the annual Town
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Editor*s Preface Miss Ruth B. Eddy,
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CONTEISTS—Continued FAMILY RECORD
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SWANSEA LANDS
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SWANSEA LANDS *^ WANSEA lies in the
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Outline and Injdex Ma BRISTOL CO, r
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MANY THE BOURNE GARRISON HOUSE year
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The Bourne Garrison House 9 ence ha
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The Bourne Garrison House 11 after
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The Bourne Garrison House 13 bles h
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Page 41 and 42: The Indians 23 Captain Thomas Derme
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Page 51 and 52: The Indians 33 Speech of Metacomet
Page 53 and 54: The Indians 35 the Narragansetts. I
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Page 59 and 60: — PURCHASES, DEEDS, ETC. The Gran
Page 61 and 62: Purchases, Deeds, Etc, 43 in 1698,
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Page 82 and 83: 62 Brown, Elisha Brown, John Brown,
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Page 91: HISTORICAL ADDRESS By HON. JOHN SUM
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Page 97 and 98: Historical Address 73 the colonists
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Page 127 and 128: THE CHURCHES First Baptist Church F
Page 129: First Baptist Church Whl^ ^-TTTT^ F
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" 108 History of Swansea The Non-Se
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110 History of Swansea Swansea when
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112 History of Swansea the church.
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114 History of Swansea removed to S
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116 History of Swansea away from th
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118 History of Swansea " Christ Chu
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120 History of Swansea Benjamin H.
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122 History of Swansea as an eviden
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124 History of Swansea Their united
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Rest House The Rest House was built
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BUSINESS Swansea, first of all is a
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Business 131 the 1/4 part of a cert
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Business 133 reorganized, Feb. 28,
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Business 135 who became next owner.
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FAMILY RECORDS Macaulay, in his his
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Family Records 141 His daughter Ann
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Family Records 143 M. was born Marc
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Family Records 145 1812, Polly Gran
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Family Records 147 (VI) Israel Bray
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Family Records 149 by members of hi
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Family Records 151 later, when the
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Family Records 153 death he became
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Family Records 155 liberty, because
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Family Records 157 (VI) Wing Eddy w
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Family Records 159 Cranston's son T
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Family Records 161 therefore looks
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Family Records 163 (VI) Jonathan Ga
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166 History of Swansea John Haile's
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168 History of Swansea in 1827, it
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170 History of Swansea Farming was
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172 History of Swansea Christ in Sw
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174 History of Swansea Luther, grea
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176 History of Swansea greater part
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178 History of Swansea 1781, in Swa
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180 History of Swansea Slade & Bord
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182 History of Swansea fied with th
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184 History of Swansea In public af
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186 History of Swansea and was retu
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188 Hale, John Hale, Daniel Martin,
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PERSONAL SKETCHES
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194 History of Swansea for its self
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196 History of Swansea Capt. Willet
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" Personal Sketches 197 house and v
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Personal Sketches 199 warned off th
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Personal Sketches 201 left, as abov
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Personal Sketches 203 He became the
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Personal Sketches 205 the Kne of de
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Personal Sketches 207 for calculati
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Personal Sketches 209 Avis Mabel Gr
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Personal Sketches 211 on by over st
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214 History of Swansea It was chara
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216 History of Swansea illustrate t
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218 History of Swansea She died Jan
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220 History of Swansea 1634 he publ
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222 History of Swansea particularly
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224 History of Swansea Dec. 17, 176
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226 History of Swansea Lincoln was
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228 History of Swansea divinity cou
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230 History of Swansea 19 years of
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232 History of Sivansea Company. Fo
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THERE PLACES OF INTEREST are many p
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^*-"* ^.?fe ;^ K-h- >^ Tree Where R
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238 History of Swansea back and saw
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240 History of Swansea Dorothy Brow
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242 History of Swansea idence of th
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244 History of Swansea At first the
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Places of Interest 245 to May, 1888
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Places of Interest 247 respected to
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