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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Augustus Pea- body, near Ipswich River. The families of Nathanael, Jasper, and the late Elijah Pope are descendants, now connected with the society.
1802. Joseph Putnam, in office sixteen years. Died 18 18, aged seventy- nine years. His home, on the south side of Maple Street, leading from the Plain to Middleton, is now owned by his grandson, John M. The families of the late Jesse Putnam and Allen Nourse are descendants. Some of the latter — Mrs. Elijah Hutchinson and children, and the family o...f the late Samuel P. Nourse — are now in the society.
1807. James Putnam, in office twelve years. Died 1819, aged sixty- nine years. He lived where the family of the late Asa Hutchinson now THE FIRST PARISH IN DAN VERS. 165 reside, corner of Holten and Collins Streets. No descendants now living.
1 8 18. Jonathan Walcut, in office thirteen years. Died 1844, aged eighty-two years. He lived on the west side of Newbury Street, near the present farm of Jasper Pope ; house not now standing. Mrs. George Tapley and family, and the children of Reuben Wilkins, are descendants, connected with the society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Augustus Pea- body, near Ipswich River. The families of Nathanael, Jasper, and the late Elijah Pope are descendants, now connected with the society.
1802. Joseph Putnam, in office sixteen years. Died 18 18, aged seventy- nine years. His home, on the south side of Maple Street, leading from the Plain to Middleton, is now owned by his grandson, John M. The families of the late Jesse Putnam and Allen Nourse are descendants. Some of the latter — Mrs. Elijah Hutchinson and children, and the family o...f the late Samuel P. Nourse — are now in the society.
1807. James Putnam, in office twelve years. Died 1819, aged sixty- nine years. He lived where the family of the late Asa Hutchinson now THE FIRST PARISH IN DAN VERS. 165 reside, corner of Holten and Collins Streets. No descendants now living.
1 8 18. Jonathan Walcut, in office thirteen years. Died 1844, aged eighty-two years. He lived on the west side of Newbury Street, near the present farm of Jasper Pope ; house not now standing. Mrs. George Tapley and family, and the children of Reuben Wilkins, are descendants, connected with the society.
What to read after Proceedings At the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the First Par?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Danvers Mass First Church Congregational to read onlineMoreLess
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