An Historical Address Delivered in the Town Hall At Amherst January 19 1874
An Historical Address Delivered in the Town Hall At Amherst January 19 1874
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" At the first annual meeting of the parish, liolden at the house of Thaddeus Grimes, iunholder, on the fourth day of March, 1783, it was voted to raise £32 4s. To dis- charge the expense of the parish being set off, £95 to be laid out in purchasing timber, boards, shingles, and other materials for building the meeting-house, £15 to pay for preaching the current year, and that Capt Nathan Hutchinson, Lieut. Thomas Burns, and Capt. John Bradford be a committee to hire preach- ing. Later in the s...ame year another meeting was called to *The Rev. Daniel Wilkins at this time was aged and infirm, had been settled up- wards of forty years, and lived only three months after the formation of this parish, dying February 11, 1783, in the seventy-third year of his age.
t Capt. Nathan Hutchinson, a very active and etiicient man in town and pari. Sh affairs, was son of Benjamin and Sarah (TarboU) Hutchinson, of Bedford, Middlesex county, Mass. , and married Rachel Stearns. In 1744 he purcliased of Benjamin Hop- kins one hundred acres of land, near the centre of the Charlestown school farm, — bounded north by the river, south by the south line of said farm, of equal width at each end, also bounded by a black oak on Saddle hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At the first annual meeting of the parish, liolden at the house of Thaddeus Grimes, iunholder, on the fourth day of March, 1783, it was voted to raise £32 4s. To dis- charge the expense of the parish being set off, £95 to be laid out in purchasing timber, boards, shingles, and other materials for building the meeting-house, £15 to pay for preaching the current year, and that Capt Nathan Hutchinson, Lieut. Thomas Burns, and Capt. John Bradford be a committee to hire preach- ing. Later in the s...ame year another meeting was called to *The Rev. Daniel Wilkins at this time was aged and infirm, had been settled up- wards of forty years, and lived only three months after the formation of this parish, dying February 11, 1783, in the seventy-third year of his age.
t Capt. Nathan Hutchinson, a very active and etiicient man in town and pari. Sh affairs, was son of Benjamin and Sarah (TarboU) Hutchinson, of Bedford, Middlesex county, Mass. , and married Rachel Stearns. In 1744 he purcliased of Benjamin Hop- kins one hundred acres of land, near the centre of the Charlestown school farm, — bounded north by the river, south by the south line of said farm, of equal width at each end, also bounded by a black oak on Saddle hill.
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