Old Hadley Quarter Millennial Celebration 1909 Sunday Monday Tuesday And Wed
Old Hadley Quarter Millennial Celebration 1909 Sunday Monday Tuesday And Wed
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The Dickinson song written by Henry N. Dickinson of Brooklyn was suns; to the tune of "America. " Charles K. Morton of Hatfield was the next speaker. He said that fully one-fifth of the descend- ants of the original ancestors who settled in Hatfield are Dickin- sons. He mentioned the several Dickinsons in the town of Hatfield, who have made notable public gifts in a quiet, unassuming way. Miss Alice E. Dickinson of Hadley read a paper on the various changes of ownership of the Dickinson estate.... She first gave the history of Nathaniel Dickinson who came from England in 1660, and who held many of the first town offices. He was granted an estate amounting to 59 acres. The house, which stands on the east portion of the homestead at present, was built in 1743. Henry N. Dickinson, who teaches in the normal school in Brooklyn, spoke of Quarter Millennial 29 the branch that settled in Granby, where it was the plan to lay out streets on the broad plan of Hadlev.
The general reunion at 3 o'clock drew together the various groups which had held separate assemblies, and many others less closeh' interested listened to the presentation of a pleasing pro- gram.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Dickinson song written by Henry N. Dickinson of Brooklyn was suns; to the tune of "America. " Charles K. Morton of Hatfield was the next speaker. He said that fully one-fifth of the descend- ants of the original ancestors who settled in Hatfield are Dickin- sons. He mentioned the several Dickinsons in the town of Hatfield, who have made notable public gifts in a quiet, unassuming way. Miss Alice E. Dickinson of Hadley read a paper on the various changes of ownership of the Dickinson estate.... She first gave the history of Nathaniel Dickinson who came from England in 1660, and who held many of the first town offices. He was granted an estate amounting to 59 acres. The house, which stands on the east portion of the homestead at present, was built in 1743. Henry N. Dickinson, who teaches in the normal school in Brooklyn, spoke of Quarter Millennial 29 the branch that settled in Granby, where it was the plan to lay out streets on the broad plan of Hadlev.
The general reunion at 3 o'clock drew together the various groups which had held separate assemblies, and many others less closeh' interested listened to the presentation of a pleasing pro- gram.
What to read after Old Hadley Quarter Millennial Celebration 1909 Sunday Monday Tuesday And Wed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hadley Mass Town to read onlineMoreLess
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