History of Westfield
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Cornish, Thomas Dewey, J. Noble, David Ashley, John Holyoke, John Ponder, and John Ingersol. These men lived near the confluence of Great and Little Rivers. They took up their residence here in 1666.
The first regular meeting on the Sabbath was held in 1667. Tradition has it, that a little previous to all this, three young men set up a trading-house with the Indians on the eastern border of this town, spent one summer here, and were never heard of more. Though each man had a separate tract of l...and, such were those perilous times, they had to cultivate it in common. Near the junction of Great and Little Rivers they erected a fort in which they lodged by night, and to which they fled by day in case of alarm. A tract of land about two miles in extent was strongly en- closed. In 1690 the town assembled, raised a sum of money by which they sent some of their bravest sons to destroy the savages who were constantly harrassing them.
13 Houses at this time were occupied as forts in different parts of the town.
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Cornish, Thomas Dewey, J. Noble, David Ashley, John Holyoke, John Ponder, and John Ingersol. These men lived near the confluence of Great and Little Rivers. They took up their residence here in 1666.
The first regular meeting on the Sabbath was held in 1667. Tradition has it, that a little previous to all this, three young men set up a trading-house with the Indians on the eastern border of this town, spent one summer here, and were never heard of more. Though each man had a separate tract of l...and, such were those perilous times, they had to cultivate it in common. Near the junction of Great and Little Rivers they erected a fort in which they lodged by night, and to which they fled by day in case of alarm. A tract of land about two miles in extent was strongly en- closed. In 1690 the town assembled, raised a sum of money by which they sent some of their bravest sons to destroy the savages who were constantly harrassing them.
13 Houses at this time were occupied as forts in different parts of the town.
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