The Dwellings of Boxford Essex County Mass
The Dwellings of Boxford Essex County Mass
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M. From Pfalm xvi. 'J. 'Myflefhfhall reft in hope. ' " In 1816, Mr. Bixby sold the place to Abner Wood, a merchant of Newbury port, and he sold it to Samuel Pea- body, jr. , of Boxford, in 1818.
In 1842, Mr. Peabody sold the place to John K. Cole, who, in 1850, conveyed it to Augustus I lay ward, who owned it until 1855, when he sold out to Osgood Dale, jr. , of Boxford. In 1859, Mr. Dale conveyed the place to his father Osgood Dale, sr. , and in 1868 Mr. Dale's heirs, Osgood Dale of Groton, Ma...ss. , and David T. Dale and Henry W. Dale, both of Chester, N. II. Sold to Dan- iel S. Gillis, who had come from Maine five years pre- viously. Mr. Gillis resided upon (he place until his death in 1891. He dropped dead while lifting a trunk into a carriage in front of his residence which he had conducted as a public house for several years, under the name of Hotel Redington.
164. Residence of J. Aveeill. — Mr. John Averill's house waserected byJamesM. Peabody in 1844. Mr. Averill has lived here many years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. From Pfalm xvi. 'J. 'Myflefhfhall reft in hope. ' " In 1816, Mr. Bixby sold the place to Abner Wood, a merchant of Newbury port, and he sold it to Samuel Pea- body, jr. , of Boxford, in 1818.
In 1842, Mr. Peabody sold the place to John K. Cole, who, in 1850, conveyed it to Augustus I lay ward, who owned it until 1855, when he sold out to Osgood Dale, jr. , of Boxford. In 1859, Mr. Dale conveyed the place to his father Osgood Dale, sr. , and in 1868 Mr. Dale's heirs, Osgood Dale of Groton, Ma...ss. , and David T. Dale and Henry W. Dale, both of Chester, N. II. Sold to Dan- iel S. Gillis, who had come from Maine five years pre- viously. Mr. Gillis resided upon (he place until his death in 1891. He dropped dead while lifting a trunk into a carriage in front of his residence which he had conducted as a public house for several years, under the name of Hotel Redington.
164. Residence of J. Aveeill. — Mr. John Averill's house waserected byJamesM. Peabody in 1844. Mr. Averill has lived here many years.
What to read after The Dwellings of Boxford Essex County Mass?
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