The Essex Antiquarian: An Illustrated ... Magazine Devoted to the Biography, Genealogy, History and Antiquities of Essex County, Massachusetts, Volume 5Sidney Perley Essex Antiquarian, 1901 - Essex County (Mass.) |
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Abigail acres Ætat AGE HERE LIES alarm of April Andover Andrews Anna April 19 April 26 BABSON BAILEY BAILEY5 bapt baptized Benjamin Beverly born in Amesbury born in Bradford born in Gloucester born in Newbury BURIED THE BODY Capt Children Continental Army conveyed court Daniel Danvers daughter deceased Edward Elizabeth Essex Registry Haverhill Henry Ipswich Isaac James Jnº John JOHN³ Jonathan Joseph July July 15 July 24 June 12 June 27 land leaf LIES BURIED lived in Amesbury lived in Gloucester lived in Haverhill lived in Newbury LYES BURIED Lynn Marblehead March 12 March 23 mariner married Mary Mehitable Memento mori MICHIGAN MICHIGAN Moses Nathaniel Newburyport priv Rebecca Registry of Deeds Richard Robert Ruth Salisbury Samuel Sept ſhall Thomas Topsfield town records UNIVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Wenham widow wife William yeoman
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Page 65 - I will now leave this word of counsel with you, that you may take heed how you quarrel with the English, for though you may do them much mischief, yet assuredly you will all be destroyed, and rooted off the earth if you do; for, I...
Page 33 - Rap, rap! — your stout and bluff brogan, With footsteps slow and weary, May wander where the sky's blue span Shuts down upon the prairie. On Beauty's foot your slippers glance, By Saratoga's fountains, 70 Or twinkle down the summer dance Beneath the Crystal Mountains!
Page 65 - Passaconaway ordered a select number of his men to accompany the newly married couple to the dwelling of the husband, where in turn there was another great feast. Some time after, the wife of Winnepurkit expressing a desire to visit her father's house was permitted to go, accompanied by a brave escort of her husband's chief men. But when she wished to...
Page 74 - A Sketch of the Munro Clan, also of William Munro who, deported from Scotland, settled in Lexington, Massachusetts, and of some of his Posterity ; together with a Letter from Sarah Munro to Mary Mason, descriptive of the Visit of President Washington to Lexington in 17 SO.
Page 22 - Court with twenty-six fathom more of wampom; and the Court gave each of them a coat of two yards of cloth, and their dinner; and to them and their men, every of them, a cup of sack at their departure; so they took leave and went away.
Page 65 - According to the usages of chiefs, Passaconaway ordered a select number of his men to accompany the new married couple to the dwelling of the husband. When they had arrived there, several...
Page 2 - Oct. 6, 1775; also order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money dated Dec.
Page 65 - I am now going the way of all flesh, or ready to die, and not likely to see you ever meet together any more. I will now leave this word of counsel with you, that you may take heed how you quarrel with the English, for though you may do them much mischief, yet...