Glimpses of Early Roxbury
Glimpses of Early Roxbury
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A tablet to the memory of General Greaton* has been placed here by the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. The place is well worth a visit. The burying ground is usually open to visitors every Saturday and Sun- day afternoon during the summer.
A short distance from the cemetery, on Eustis Street, was the landing-place of the Canal. This canal was built in 1775, from Lamb's Dam, near Northampton Street, to secure an easy way of transferring merchan- * General John Great...on was an aclive patriot and "a Revolutionary hero of well-known fame" He was chosen Lieutenant in the first Roxbury Company of Minute Men. He served under General Washington at Trenton and at Princeton. Remaining until the close of the war, he then returned to Roxbury, but the severe hardships he had endured in military service had so undermined his health that he died soon afterwards, 1783. He was made Colonel in 1776 and Brigadier-General in 1783.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A tablet to the memory of General Greaton* has been placed here by the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. The place is well worth a visit. The burying ground is usually open to visitors every Saturday and Sun- day afternoon during the summer.
A short distance from the cemetery, on Eustis Street, was the landing-place of the Canal. This canal was built in 1775, from Lamb's Dam, near Northampton Street, to secure an easy way of transferring merchan- * General John Great...on was an aclive patriot and "a Revolutionary hero of well-known fame" He was chosen Lieutenant in the first Roxbury Company of Minute Men. He served under General Washington at Trenton and at Princeton. Remaining until the close of the war, he then returned to Roxbury, but the severe hardships he had endured in military service had so undermined his health that he died soon afterwards, 1783. He was made Colonel in 1776 and Brigadier-General in 1783.
[ *>] EARLY ROXBURY dise to and from Roxbury.
What to read after Glimpses of Early Roxbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxbury General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution to read onlineMoreLess
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