History of New Bedford volume 6
History of New Bedford volume 6
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Captain George Whipper, April 4, 1823, aged 78. Mrs. Susannah Maxfield, May 5, 1823, aged 70. Jeremiah Mayhew, September 21, 1823. Aged 79. Daniel Ricketson, August 11, 1824, aged 79. Zachariah Hillman, August 11, 1824, aged 66. James Davis, February 25, 1825, aged 81. Thomas Taber, January 30, 1825, aged 79. John Pickens, August 31, 1825, aged 83. Abraham Ricketson, August 12, 1825, aged 78. Captain Thomas Cook, September 5, 1825, aged 85. Abraham Smith, March 18, 1826, aged "\ postmaster of N...ew Bed- ford twenty years. The Ark Riots — During these years of prosperity. New Bedford had acquired considerable notoriety through an element scornful of law and decency, congregated in a neighborhood on Kempton street, called "Hard Dig, " and on the river front in a built-over old whaling hulk, "The Camillus, " known as "The Ark. " In August, 1826, the dead body of a man was found in the woods near "Hard Dig" by some boys, who hastened to the town with the story of their discovery. Several citizens returned to the spot with the boys, but the body had been removed.
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Captain George Whipper, April 4, 1823, aged 78. Mrs. Susannah Maxfield, May 5, 1823, aged 70. Jeremiah Mayhew, September 21, 1823. Aged 79. Daniel Ricketson, August 11, 1824, aged 79. Zachariah Hillman, August 11, 1824, aged 66. James Davis, February 25, 1825, aged 81. Thomas Taber, January 30, 1825, aged 79. John Pickens, August 31, 1825, aged 83. Abraham Ricketson, August 12, 1825, aged 78. Captain Thomas Cook, September 5, 1825, aged 85. Abraham Smith, March 18, 1826, aged "\ postmaster of N...ew Bed- ford twenty years. The Ark Riots — During these years of prosperity. New Bedford had acquired considerable notoriety through an element scornful of law and decency, congregated in a neighborhood on Kempton street, called "Hard Dig, " and on the river front in a built-over old whaling hulk, "The Camillus, " known as "The Ark. " In August, 1826, the dead body of a man was found in the woods near "Hard Dig" by some boys, who hastened to the town with the story of their discovery. Several citizens returned to the spot with the boys, but the body had been removed.
What to read after History of New Bedford volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zeph W Zephaniah Walter Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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