The Bromfields
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Mather, D. D. And F. R. S. Boston, 1721. 12mo. Pp. 20.
This contains nothing of the personal history of Mrs. Webb excepting her religious character, and a note stating that she was a daughter of Edward Bromtield. — N. E. Hist, and Gen. Register, vol. X. P. 19, 1865.
8 THE BROMFIELD FAMILY.
Mr. Bromfield was distinguished for frankness of disposition, urbani- ty of manners, undeviating rectitude, and for great benevolence.^ His wido\v continued to reside in his mansion house until 1764, when it ...was purchased by her son-in-law, Mr. Phillips, and she removed to a house on Beacon Hill* (now Bowdoin street). During the siege of Boston, Mrs. Brom- field took refuge in Andover, at the house of Mr. Phillips. She returned home after tranquillity was restored, and died at her residence on Beacon Hill, Boston, in October, 1779, aged 71), a few months before the death of her daughter, Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Abigail Bromfield was remarkable for great spirit and animation of character, and retained to advanced age traces of the uncommon personal advantages, for which she was remarkable in her youth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mather, D. D. And F. R. S. Boston, 1721. 12mo. Pp. 20.
This contains nothing of the personal history of Mrs. Webb excepting her religious character, and a note stating that she was a daughter of Edward Bromtield. — N. E. Hist, and Gen. Register, vol. X. P. 19, 1865.
8 THE BROMFIELD FAMILY.
Mr. Bromfield was distinguished for frankness of disposition, urbani- ty of manners, undeviating rectitude, and for great benevolence.^ His wido\v continued to reside in his mansion house until 1764, when it ...was purchased by her son-in-law, Mr. Phillips, and she removed to a house on Beacon Hill* (now Bowdoin street). During the siege of Boston, Mrs. Brom- field took refuge in Andover, at the house of Mr. Phillips. She returned home after tranquillity was restored, and died at her residence on Beacon Hill, Boston, in October, 1779, aged 71), a few months before the death of her daughter, Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Abigail Bromfield was remarkable for great spirit and animation of character, and retained to advanced age traces of the uncommon personal advantages, for which she was remarkable in her youth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D D Daniel Dennison Slade to read onlineMoreLess
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