The Site of Saint Pauls Cathedral Boston And Its Neighborhood
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People said, "Oh, there is the glebe, nearly 200 acres of land. " As if any parish or rector could be supported by stones, timber, and a gravel pit, or lands gone to waste by neglect. 1 When Major William Price (a son of the Reverend Roger Price) returned to America in 1783, to recover his father's property, he found that the Hopkinton lands had been taken by the Town authorities; but as the Prices were neither Tories nor aliens, most of the land was regained.
Major Price found that Saint Paul'...s Church at Hopkinton was occupied by an old woman named Fanning, and her daughter. The interior was as black as charcoal, there being no chimney. Various attempts to eject these intruders were unsuccessful, until it became necessary to remove the windows, a proceeding which enforced their departure, inasmuch as they were squatters, without any right or title to the Church property.
*An Historical Sermon, by Rev. Waldo Burnett. This manu- script is preserved among the records of Saint Paul's Church in Hopkinton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People said, "Oh, there is the glebe, nearly 200 acres of land. " As if any parish or rector could be supported by stones, timber, and a gravel pit, or lands gone to waste by neglect. 1 When Major William Price (a son of the Reverend Roger Price) returned to America in 1783, to recover his father's property, he found that the Hopkinton lands had been taken by the Town authorities; but as the Prices were neither Tories nor aliens, most of the land was regained.
Major Price found that Saint Paul'...s Church at Hopkinton was occupied by an old woman named Fanning, and her daughter. The interior was as black as charcoal, there being no chimney. Various attempts to eject these intruders were unsuccessful, until it became necessary to remove the windows, a proceeding which enforced their departure, inasmuch as they were squatters, without any right or title to the Church property.
*An Historical Sermon, by Rev. Waldo Burnett. This manu- script is preserved among the records of Saint Paul's Church in Hopkinton.
What to read after The Site of Saint Pauls Cathedral Boston And Its Neighborhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Robert Means to read onlineMoreLess
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