History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts - citizen hylbom blog

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Settlers, early hardships of. at Concord, i. .381 ; first, at Dunstable,
i. 417; original, in Framingham, i. 436; in Newton, early
names of, ii. 203; lir.st, at Newton, list of, ii. 204 ; early, at
Ncwtnn. iintiicd. ii. 208-212- earliest in Reading, names of,
ii.27(); ..n!>, ;,! -iH'il-iii, n .'S!i.
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Shadrach, r,.!,,,, 1, ;, ,,.-!>, |,.i i,,;: h i> r sl.ivc, i. 300.
Shakei-s, .=uciety of, in Shirley, ii. 300; planted by Ann Lee, ii.
307; outraged by mob, ii. 30S
Shattuck, Rev. Benjamin, pastor in Littleton, ii. 40.
Shattuck, .Job, leader in Shays's Rebellion, i. 392: desperation
and capture of, i. 394.
Shavs's Rebellion, relation of Hopkinton to, i. 492.
ShaVs, forces of, dispersed at Petersham, ii. 304.
Shed, Samuel, nrili-h -liMin killr.l i„ house of. ii. 312.
Shedd, Rev. Marshall, .nil.M ,,, A ,. i.201.
Shepher.l, Rev. Thnu,:,-. a-^i-t- 11, ..i, i. 75; Rev. Mr., p.istor .at
Ncwiown, i. 04; liis o.m|aiiy ni.ade Kirst Church, i. 314;
Samuel, master at Harvard College, i. 09; General, checks
rebels near Springfield, i. 172.
Sherborn, first made a town, i. 79; historv of town of, ii. 288;
origin of name, ii. 288.
Sherman, Hon. Roger, born in Newton, ii. 22S. 2.57.
;lcs and clapboards made by Indians, i. 483.
.arlv built at lledford, i. 49.
Miili',. I , -inwedatMedford, ii. 172.
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' '. I inlying colonists in ltj30, i. 21.
of, ii. 29(i; named iu honor of (^lovernor
Shi iiade 101; obtains Stamp Act,
Shoemaking business at Natick, ii. 199.
Shot lodged in Brattle-Street Church, i. 347.
Sibley. Rev. .lohu L.,1ninister'at Stow, ii. 353.
Sickness, fatal, at Charlestown, i. 45; numerous victims of, i. 46;
among Indians by small-po.-c, i. 56.
'• Sickness, Gre.it," in HoUiston, i. 471; fatality of,- in Sherborn,
ii. 29-2.
Simonds, Joshua and others, at Lexington, ii. 22.
Situation, militarv, after Lexington, i. 129; of camp at Cambridge,
i. 131."
Skillings, David N., notice of, Ii. 525.
Skiltou, , early miuistoi- in colony, i. 29.
Skirmishes at Grape ami \. 1,1,11,'^ i-l.iii.ls, i. 133.
Slave, sold in Duu^aM,. i. IJI; ii,-t freed iu Billeric.i, i. 203;
called I'lato fre.-.i ai Xaii.k. n. Iiu.
Slaves, quarters of, iu Mcillord, li. lo,",; rnnn,•ll^ -nid in Melrose,
ii. 180; formerly owned in Newton, n. _'_> i ; lai_r number
held in Reading, ii.272: formerh- cinn. Ii immlh i. m Townsned
owned In Weston, ii. 497.
Slavery, relics of, in Maiden, i
Small-po.x appears among Indians, i.
latiou, i.99; breaks out among Bri
Brighton, i. 294; Nathan, leader in Shays's Rebellion,
Colonel, report of Lexington light, ii! 21; attacked
.li.rs, liiiiish. lauded m liuslou, i. 105; ordered for Southern
duly, i. 179; SiNth RIassachaselt.s Regiment, departure of,
i. 179; attacked in Baltimore, I. 180; Kiglith Massachusetts
Kcgiment, movements in Marvlaml. i. 180; statistics of Jliddlesex,
in Southern war, i. 181 : of Revolution, from Brighton,
i. 285; fnun Burlington, i. 303; fr. m Dunslnble. i. 424 ; from
Tyngsborough, ii.39B; from W'altham, 11.416-422; from Hop-
kinton, in French war. i. 489; Sixth Regiment of, departure
from Lo,vcll, ii. SS: Uil|,.,l at Baliimorr. funeral of. ii. 90: of
Lowell, ,nonnnu-nt for. ii. 91 : of Maltlcn, against Indians, ii.
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i.a.ncd in Walertown' by Captain Pat-
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rick, n >\ :lo;J in Revolution, ii. 476; enlisted at
WoIm), .:' .1
" Solemn l.i ,i:i :i.|i .nant," agreed to, i. 106 ; action on, in
Somerville, history of town of, ii. 309; movement for separate
town of. ii. 314; reason for n.ame of, ii 315; how fortilied in
349.
Stamp Act, first, procured by Shirley, i. 103: secin)d. passed ai
repealed, i. 104.
Stark, John, .arrives at rambridgc. i. 129; commands flank
Statistics, various, of Franiingham. i. 453.
Stearns, Rev. Samuel, in Bedford, i. 247; Hon. On.-low, sketch
of. i. 209.
Stevens, \V. B., remarks on minute-men, ii. 349.
Stone, Rev. Mr., arrives at Boston, i. 55; Cotton, and Hooker, escape
of, i. 31 ; Rev. James, pastor at HoUiston, i. 471 ; Deacon
Reuben, gives clock to church, ii. 234.
Stoneham, history of town of, ii. 339 ; men of. at Lexington,
ii. 344.
Storm scatters British transports, i. 166.
Stoughton, Captain Isaac, sent against Pc(]uots, i. 67; becomes
y-nod of 1648 sits at Cambridge, i. 322.
ilbot. ship, sails for New Kngland, i. 21
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Taxation, right of General Court as to, questioned, i. 55.
Tax-list, early, in Jledford, ii. 171.
Tea, destroyeil in P.o-lon, i. 105; .sale of, licensed m Waltham, ii.
423; ih-noinuad iu Walertown, ii. 445 ; Tax, Cambridge .lets
against, i. :H0.
Teachers, noli f ui.iiiv, in Brighton, i. 291; notable, resident in
Ncwi.ni, .i. lill; \,nious. in Pepperell, ii. 268.
Telegraph, u.a-nm,-, inx ,-nli,,n of. i. 174.
TempcraiH-c So, i, ly, li,.|. iu Concord, i. 399.
"Ten Hills," water ballcry built at. i. 160.
Tewksbury, histcuy of town of, ii. 373; topography, ii. 373; men
of, at Lexington, ii. 376.
Thanksgiving Dnv first observed, i. 49; for victory over Pequots,
i. 67.
Theological Institution in Newton, ii. 241.
Thomas, General, commands at Roxbnrv, •. 128; fortifies Boston
Neck. i. 155.