1673-1899: History of the Town of Sunderland, Massachusetts, which Originally Embraced ... the ... Towns of Montague and Leverett ... |
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Abigail acres Amherst Amherst College Ashley Benjamin Billings born in Sunderland brook Capt Charles church Clark Clary Committee Connecticut river Conway Daniel Daniel Montague David David Hubbard Deerfield Delano derland Dickinson East side Ebenezer Edward Elihu Elijah Elisha Eliza Elizabeth Erastus Field George graduated Graves Gunn Hadley Hannah Hatfield Henry home lot homestead Hubbard Isaac James John Clary John Montague Jonathan Jonathan Field Joseph July July 12 July 23 June June 11 land Leonard Leverett lived Lucy Manoah Bodman Maria Martha Mary Meadow meeting held meeting house mill Moses Nathaniel Smith Northampton Northfield pastor Phineas records river road Rufus Russell Samuel Samuel Graves Sarah Sept settled Shutesbury Simon Cooley soldier Springfield Thomas town meeting town of Sunderland Voted Warner West side Whately Whitmore widow wife William
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