Family Records Lamb Savory Harriman
Family Records Lamb Savory Harriman
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A strong ambuscade was made at a place known since that fatal day as Bloody 00k, by about one thousand of the enemy. The Indians encompassed Capt. Lathrop and his men, — about eighty : ling teamsters, and sixty to seventy were slain.
Reinforcements came up from Deerfield under Capt.
Moseley and Major Treat, and the Indians finally lied.
Matthew Harriman, Leonard's second son, settled in Haverhill, Mass. He cook the "oath of fidelity, " Nov. 28, . 1677. From him are descended the Harrimaus of Pl...aistow, and Henniker, N. H.
The first Harriman of whom we have an account in 16 HARRIMAN FAMILY Plaistow, was John. Farmer, New Hampshire's former great antiquarian, gives his name — John ; but Mrs. Fel- lows, of Haverhill, a great-grandaughter, gives us his name— Joseph. Farmer says he is supposed to have been the first man in New Hampshire, who adopted Baptist sentiments. We think his church relations were in New- town, now Newton, where the first Baptist Church in New Hampshire was formed in 1755.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strong ambuscade was made at a place known since that fatal day as Bloody 00k, by about one thousand of the enemy. The Indians encompassed Capt. Lathrop and his men, — about eighty : ling teamsters, and sixty to seventy were slain.
Reinforcements came up from Deerfield under Capt.
Moseley and Major Treat, and the Indians finally lied.
Matthew Harriman, Leonard's second son, settled in Haverhill, Mass. He cook the "oath of fidelity, " Nov. 28, . 1677. From him are descended the Harrimaus of Pl...aistow, and Henniker, N. H.
The first Harriman of whom we have an account in 16 HARRIMAN FAMILY Plaistow, was John. Farmer, New Hampshire's former great antiquarian, gives his name — John ; but Mrs. Fel- lows, of Haverhill, a great-grandaughter, gives us his name— Joseph. Farmer says he is supposed to have been the first man in New Hampshire, who adopted Baptist sentiments. We think his church relations were in New- town, now Newton, where the first Baptist Church in New Hampshire was formed in 1755.
What to read after Family Records Lamb Savory Harriman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred W Fred William Lamb to read onlineMoreLess
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