History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654;

History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654; History of Northampton, Massachusetts, from its settlement in 1654;

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604 HISTORY OF NORTHAMPTON. [1819. wards, Strong, take pride in the records of their lives, and find in them an incentive toward noble effort. Oliver Wendell Holmes has said : — "Happy is the child whose first dreams of Heaven are blended with the evening glories of Mount Holyoke, when the sun is firing its tree- tops and gilding the white walls of that mark, its one human dwell- ing." And we may add : thrice blessed is the man whose high privilege it is here in this historic city to build upon the foundations laid by those mighty men of old.

APPENDIX. A. FATHER rale's WAR, Pages 15-82. Upon the Muster-Rolls from 1733 to 1735 maybe found the following names : — Nathaniel Alexander. Thomas Alexander, Noah Allen, Samuel Allen, Benjamin Alvord, Drummer, Benjamin Avery, Ezekiel Bascom, Samuel Bedortha, Servant to Thomas Sheldon, Orlando Bridgman, Serg't, William Clark, Joseph Clesson, Lt., David Coombs, Ebenezer Corss, Daniel Dwight, Chaplain, Timothy Dwight, Capt., Samuel Hannum, Benoni Hill, apprentice to Daniel Nash, John Hill. Jonathan Hunt, Clerk, Nathaniel Kentfield, John King, Josiah King. Serg't, Medad King. Ebenezer Kingsley, Samuel Langton, Benjamin Lyman, Joshua Lyman, Corp., Nathan Lyman, Ebenezer Miller, John Miller, Ebenezer Parsons, Capt. 1732, 13 weeks. 1725, 17w. 1722, 17w. 1723, 17w. 1735, 33w. 1732, 17w. 1722, 17w. 1722, 17w. 1723. 17w. 1725, 34w. 1735, 17w. 1735, 36w. 1733, llw. 1725, 17w. 1722, 9w. 1723, 12w. 1722, 12w. 1725. 26w. 1724, 23w. 1733. 36w. 1735, 17w. 1735, 18w. 1733, 7w. 1725, 17w. 1735, 33w. 1735, 35w. 1723. 17w. 1733, 12w. 1724, 36w. 1725. 17w. 1725, 33w. 1724, 16w. 1725, 26w. 1735, 33w. 1735, 17w. 1725, 33w.

604 HISTORY OF NORTHAMPTON. [1819.<br />

wards, Strong, take pride <strong>in</strong> the records <strong>of</strong> their lives, and<br />

f<strong>in</strong>d <strong>in</strong> them an <strong>in</strong>centive toward noble effort. Oliver<br />

Wendell Holmes has said : —<br />

"Happy is the child whose first dreams <strong>of</strong> Heaven are blended with<br />

the even<strong>in</strong>g glories <strong>of</strong> Mount Holyoke, when the sun is fir<strong>in</strong>g <strong>its</strong> tree-<br />

tops and gild<strong>in</strong>g the white walls <strong>of</strong> that mark, <strong>its</strong> one human dwell-<br />

<strong>in</strong>g."<br />

And we may add : thrice blessed is the man whose high<br />

privilege it is here <strong>in</strong> this historic city to build upon the<br />

foundations laid by those mighty men <strong>of</strong> old.

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