Proceedings At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the First Par
Proceedings At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the First Par
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And the main property, including the homestead, passed, in 1733, by sundry conveyances, into the family of Samuel Ingcrsoll of Marblehead. The husbands of his daughters, as I suppose, Eben. Hawkes, and Samuel Pope, of Marblehead, conveyed it three years after to "Joseph Cross, of Salem, mariner. " From him it passed to his son, Michael, who lived upon it ; and who transferred it by deed, in 1783, just before his death, to Nathaniel Pope. * From the heirs of Mr. Pope it passed, in 1802, into pos...- session of Ebenezer Goodale, commonly known in later years by his title of " General. " Gen. Goodale occupied the place for about thirty years. He was a man of considerable capacity, and inclined to enter extensively upon business of various sorts. He made his mark in the neighborhood ; and not for good. His house was in some manner a tavern, and, of course, a place for the sale of strong drink, and of resort for men that liked it. And the general himself became one of his own customers, and he was a leader in many ways among the rest.
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And the main property, including the homestead, passed, in 1733, by sundry conveyances, into the family of Samuel Ingcrsoll of Marblehead. The husbands of his daughters, as I suppose, Eben. Hawkes, and Samuel Pope, of Marblehead, conveyed it three years after to "Joseph Cross, of Salem, mariner. " From him it passed to his son, Michael, who lived upon it ; and who transferred it by deed, in 1783, just before his death, to Nathaniel Pope. * From the heirs of Mr. Pope it passed, in 1802, into pos...- session of Ebenezer Goodale, commonly known in later years by his title of " General. " Gen. Goodale occupied the place for about thirty years. He was a man of considerable capacity, and inclined to enter extensively upon business of various sorts. He made his mark in the neighborhood ; and not for good. His house was in some manner a tavern, and, of course, a place for the sale of strong drink, and of resort for men that liked it. And the general himself became one of his own customers, and he was a leader in many ways among the rest.
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