History of the Town of Pittsford Vt With Biographical Sketches And Family Reco
History of the Town of Pittsford Vt With Biographical Sketches And Family Reco
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Dan Howlett, who was drowned on the 7th day of March, 1780, in the 57th year of his age. " If this was the man who lost his life at the raising of the Mead bridge, there must have been a mistake of one year in the date upon the head-stone ; for that this bridge had been built prior to the 16th of May, 1785, is as certain as the town records can make it.
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ing or repairing them, and this involved an expenditure which drew quite heavily upon the resources of the people.
MI...LLS.
As soon as the primitive settlers began to gather their scanty crops, the product of diligent and protracted labor, they began to feel the need of a mill where their grain might be ground. One of their number, Samuel Crippen, a man of considerable enterprise and mechanical skill, proposed to build a grist-mill. To aid and encourage him in his efforts, the Proprietors, at a meeting Sept. 3, 1771, "voted to give Samuel Crippen fifty acres of land, upon his getting a good mill first, to grind by the first of December next ; said land lying thirty acres on the brook, taking a convenient place for the said land not encroaching upon the saw-mill spot he shall choose with allowance for roads to said saw-mill ; twenty acres of said land lying on the north side of said Crippen s lot he now lives on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dan Howlett, who was drowned on the 7th day of March, 1780, in the 57th year of his age. " If this was the man who lost his life at the raising of the Mead bridge, there must have been a mistake of one year in the date upon the head-stone ; for that this bridge had been built prior to the 16th of May, 1785, is as certain as the town records can make it.
508 HISTORY OF PITTSFORD.
ing or repairing them, and this involved an expenditure which drew quite heavily upon the resources of the people.
MI...LLS.
As soon as the primitive settlers began to gather their scanty crops, the product of diligent and protracted labor, they began to feel the need of a mill where their grain might be ground. One of their number, Samuel Crippen, a man of considerable enterprise and mechanical skill, proposed to build a grist-mill. To aid and encourage him in his efforts, the Proprietors, at a meeting Sept. 3, 1771, "voted to give Samuel Crippen fifty acres of land, upon his getting a good mill first, to grind by the first of December next ; said land lying thirty acres on the brook, taking a convenient place for the said land not encroaching upon the saw-mill spot he shall choose with allowance for roads to said saw-mill ; twenty acres of said land lying on the north side of said Crippen s lot he now lives on.
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