The Medford Historical Register volume 28
The Medford Historical Register volume 28
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3 To 10 Gail do a 2/ 1 2. 1S. 0 By 1 load Salt-Hay — This slip had been folded four ply to the size of 1^x3^ inches, and endorsed on the end. Zakariah Sims Acct — I7S5- Both parties were Medford men ; the first was great grandson of Reverend Zechariah, the first minister of Charlestown to whom a grant of land was made, which later became a part of Medford. By inheritance a por- tion remains in the family name today in what used to be called Upper Medford, the Symmes Corner of present Winchester.... This Zakariah was a farmer, and even yet his descendants till the soil in a more intensive way. John Fulton, it seems, doubled the / in his name — it is supposed that he knew how to spell his own, if he did not his customer's. But it was probably Zack, and phon- etic spelling in those days.
He was the husband of Sarah Bradlee Fulton, for whom our local Chapter of the D. A. R. Was named. We are informed that he was a distiller and " book-keeper at the distillery. " The time of this bill is just after the close 1917.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 To 10 Gail do a 2/ 1 2. 1S. 0 By 1 load Salt-Hay — This slip had been folded four ply to the size of 1^x3^ inches, and endorsed on the end. Zakariah Sims Acct — I7S5- Both parties were Medford men ; the first was great grandson of Reverend Zechariah, the first minister of Charlestown to whom a grant of land was made, which later became a part of Medford. By inheritance a por- tion remains in the family name today in what used to be called Upper Medford, the Symmes Corner of present Winchester.... This Zakariah was a farmer, and even yet his descendants till the soil in a more intensive way. John Fulton, it seems, doubled the / in his name — it is supposed that he knew how to spell his own, if he did not his customer's. But it was probably Zack, and phon- etic spelling in those days.
He was the husband of Sarah Bradlee Fulton, for whom our local Chapter of the D. A. R. Was named. We are informed that he was a distiller and " book-keeper at the distillery. " The time of this bill is just after the close 1917.
What to read after The Medford Historical Register volume 28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James George Roche Forlong to read onlineMoreLess
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