The History of Dedham: From the Beginning of Its Settlement, in September 1635, to May 1827Dutton and Wentworth, 1827 - 146 pages |
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... leaving its principal bed and running off to join a neighbouring stream has been represented as a natural curiosity ; at least the inhabitants have no knowledge of its having been caused by man . When I discovered the record of its ...
... leaving its principal bed and running off to join a neighbouring stream has been represented as a natural curiosity ; at least the inhabitants have no knowledge of its having been caused by man . When I discovered the record of its ...
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... leaving somewhat the greatest section on the west of it . There are sixty - seven miles of other roads . The extensive and valuable meadows on Neponset river are skirted with forests , sometimes with the evergreens of the low - land ...
... leaving somewhat the greatest section on the west of it . There are sixty - seven miles of other roads . The extensive and valuable meadows on Neponset river are skirted with forests , sometimes with the evergreens of the low - land ...
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... leave to cut wood and timber , to cut hoop poles , and peal bark on the com- mon lands . The frequent practice of cutting without leave caused much difficulty . In 1642 , the proprietors , then forty - seven in number , agreed that 200 ...
... leave to cut wood and timber , to cut hoop poles , and peal bark on the com- mon lands . The frequent practice of cutting without leave caused much difficulty . In 1642 , the proprietors , then forty - seven in number , agreed that 200 ...
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... acres , and unmarried men 8 acres . 1636 . No man having lots in town shall sell them without leave of the company . 1636 . Absence from town meeting shall be punished by fine , 5 CHAP . III . ] 33 HISTORY OF DEDHAM .
... acres , and unmarried men 8 acres . 1636 . No man having lots in town shall sell them without leave of the company . 1636 . Absence from town meeting shall be punished by fine , 5 CHAP . III . ] 33 HISTORY OF DEDHAM .
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... leave to remove whether they pleased in this jurisdiction . The oc- casion of their desire to remove was , all the towns in the bay began to be much straitened by their own nearness to one another , and their cattle being much increased ...
... leave to remove whether they pleased in this jurisdiction . The oc- casion of their desire to remove was , all the towns in the bay began to be much straitened by their own nearness to one another , and their cattle being much increased ...
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