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208 HISTORY OF NORTHAMPTON. [1669. days, had to be prepared every week. The weekly lecture was imperative, though in this section it was finally changed, by the union of several towns, to a "six weeks lecture." There were fasts and thanksgivings in abund- ance, when the besetting sins of the times or the political complications of the day, had to be set forth in strong colors. Catechising the children once a week, and the frequent pastoral visits from house to house, the minister having special oversight of the daily lives of his parish- ioners, could not be omitted. There were no marriage fees to eke out the scanty salary. Marriage was considered only a civil contract, and was solemnized by magistrates. Funerals were conducted with much ceremony, and in many instances at great expense. The sermon, if any was considered necessary, was delivered in the meeting house, from which the people marched to the cemetery in couples, females first in case of a woman, and males in case of a man, to the sound of the slowly tolling bell. In early times religious services were seldom held at the grave, though the minister was usually present. Ordinarily he was the only college educated person in the settlement, though sometimes, young college graduates, aspirants for the pulpit, taught school, and some of them sought the opportunity of studying theology under the tuition of the village pastor. Before the establishment of schools of a sufficiently high grade to fit pupils for college, the minister was able to add a trifle to his income by initiating a few boys into the mysteries of Greek and Latin. The clergyman seldom mingled in local politics, yet his advice was. continually sought, and to his decision controversies and difficulties were constantly referred. Official correspondence with the government, in a majority of cases, fell to the lot of the clergy. During King Philip's war much of the correspondence from this section with the authorities at the Bay, was carried on by the ministers at Northampton and Hadley. Though exempted by law from military service, many of them volunteered as chaplains, when important expeditions were undertaken. The brief letters of the Hampshire clergymen, describing local events, especially during the Indian wars, became the foundation for the history of the times in which they lived, and are
1669.] REV. ELEAZAR MATHER. 209 now in many instances the only data extant. Busy men, leaders in civil as well as ecclesiastical affairs, tliey exerted an influence commensurate with their spiritual calling. Influence o £ t h e During the formative period of the settlechurch in Pro- mcnt, the Church, as in all New England moting the tiement. Set- .,, , „ ., j_ • j j Villages, became one or the most important factors in its development. It was the foundation of the political as well as the spiritual life of the community. Not to he a Church member argued ill for the standing and position of any person. Intent that "the glory of God might be furethered," the pioneers of this re- gion, fostered, protected, cherished and obeyed those divine precepts which formed the ground work of their faith and the bulwark of their religion. Jealous of the appearance of evil, zeal sometimes overstepped prudence, and sharp contentions about religious matters were the re- sult. However bitter might have been their personal feel- ings, there was always unanimity towards the preacher. The ministers in the original plantations of Massachusetts Bay were all men of superior education and great piety, very many of them possessing business talents of no infe-. rior order. Then ministers were settled for life. The pastoral relation was considered too sacred to be readily severed, and when the clergyman became infirm from age, and unable to perform his manifold labors, the town always provided a colleague.
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PaiirtodljyRembrandt Feale î^TUZ '
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c^ NeiL Eatered according to Act of
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PREFACE The written history of a co
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CONTENTS CHAPTER I. ESTABLISHING TH
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CONTENTS. IX Sworn in by the Cotirt
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CONTENTS. XI CHAPTER XII. POPULATIO
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CONTENTS. Xm Church Accepts the "Ha
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CONTENTS. XV CHAPTER XXII. WAY OF L
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CONTENDS, XVll ports Indians about
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V CONTENTS, XTX CHAPTER XXXIII. IND
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V CONTENTS. XXI sold from Town Stoc
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Contents. XxiiI successful Diplomac
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HISTORY OF NORTHAMPTON. CHAPTER I.
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1G38.] ESTABLISHING THE PLANTATION.
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1653.] ESTABLISHING THE PLANTATION.
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CHAPTER II. COMMENCING THE SETTLEME
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1653.] COMMENCING THE SETTLEMENT. 1
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,6m-wj commencing the settlement. 1
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1655-1657.] COMMENCING THE SETTLEME
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1634-1655.] ORGANIZING THE TOWN. 25
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1655-1G59.] ORGANIZING THE TOWN. 27
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1655.] ORGANIZING THE TOWN. 39 ing
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1656.] OKGANIZING THE TOWN. 31 empt
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1656.] ORGANIZING THE TOWN. 33 swor
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1656-1657] ORGANIZING THE TOWN. 35
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1C56.] THE WITCHCRAFT SLANDER TRIAL
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1656.] THE WITCHCRAFT SLANDER TRIAL
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1656.] THE WITCHCRAFT SLANDER TRIAL
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1656.] THE ;WITCHCRAFT SLANDER TRIA
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1656.] THE WITCHJDRAFT SLANDER TRIA
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CHAPTER V. PERFECTING THE ORGANIZAT
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1657.] PERFECTING THE ORGANIZATION.
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1637-1658.] PERFECTING THE ORGANIZA
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165T-1658.] PERFECTING THE ORGANIZA
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1658.] PERFECTIN . t t necticnt Kiv
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: 1658.] PERFECTING THE ORGANIZATIO
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1658.] PERFECTIN'G THE ORGANIZATION
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1659.] PERFECTIJJG THE ORGANIZATION
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1659] PERFECTING THE ORGANIZATION.
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1658-1659.] SETTUNG THE MINISTER. 7
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1659.] SETTLING THE MINISTER. 77 th
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1659-1660.] SETTLING THE MINISTER.
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1659.] NON-RESIDEIsCTS—FREEMEN—
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1659] NON-RESIDEFTS—FREEMEN—HIG
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1660.] NON-RESIDENTS—FREEMEN—HI
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CHAPTER VIII. GRIST MILL—COUNTY C
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1601.] GRIST MILL—COUNTY COURT—
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1661.] GRIST MILL
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1661.] GRIST MILL^COUNTY COURT—MI
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1661.] GRIST MILL—COUNTY COURT—
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CHAPTER IX. FOUNDING THE CHURCH. Th
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1661.] FOUNDING THE CHURCH, 107 sak
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1661.] FOUNDING THE CHURCH. 109 cie
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1661.] FOUNDING THE CHURCH. Ill Wat
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1661] FOUNDING THE CHURCH. 113 dete
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1661.] FOUNDING THE CHURCH. 115 Hin
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1661.] FOUJSTDING THE CHURCH. 117 H
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1661] FOUNDING THE CHURCH. 119 Deac
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1661-1664.] NEW MEETING HOUSE—HAM
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1661-1670] NEW MEETING HOUSE—HAMP
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1062] NEW MEETIN^G HOUSE—HAMPSHIR
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1662-1663.] NEW MEETINQ HOUSE—HAM
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1663] RAPID GROWTH OF CHURCH AND TO
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1662-166.3] RAPID GROWTH OF CHURCH
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1663.] RAPID GROWTH OF CHURCH AND T
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1663.] RAPID GRO^VTH OF CHURCH AND
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1663-1664.] RAPID GROWTH OF CHURCH
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1664.] RAPID GROWTH OF CHURCH AND T
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1653-1666.] POPULATION^TAXATION—R
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1661-1695.] POPULATION-
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1663.] POPULATION—TAXATION—REPR
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1661-16(33.] POPULATION.—TAXATION
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1664-1665.] POPULATION,—TAXATION
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16041065.] POPULATION^TAXATION—RE
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Page 207 and 208: Indians of the Con- CHAPTER XIV. TH
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IfiVr,. I KING PHILIP'Sv WAR—THRE
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16r5.] KING PHILIP'S V WAR—THREE
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1675.1 KING PHILIpX war—THREE TOW
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1675.] KING Philip's, war—three t
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CHAPTER XXI. KING PHILIP'S WAR—RA
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itirs] KING Philip's war—raid on
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, 1675] KING Philip's war—raid on
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1675] KING Philip's war—raid on N
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inro.l KING PHILIPS WAR—RAID ON N
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1675.] KING PHILIP'g WAR—RAID ON
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t6-5.] KING PHILIP'^S WAR—RAID ON
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weeks...... besids this Capt. Wats^
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1675.] WAY OF LIVIKG—ENFORCING SU
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1675.] WAY OF LIVING—ENFORCING SU
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1675] WAY OF LIVINQ—ENFORCING SUM
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lero.] WAY OF LIVING—ENFORCING SU
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CHAPTER XXIII. KING PHILIP'S WAR—
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1675.] KING Philip's war— mrs. ro
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1676.] KING Philip's ^yar— mrs. r
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lOr'J.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—MRS. RO
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—MRS. ROW
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—MRS. ROW
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CHAPTER XXIV. KING PHILIP'S WAR—A
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1676.] KING Philip's war—attack o
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16T6.] KING PHILIP'S ,WAR—ATTACK
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—ATTACK O
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1676.] KING Philip's war—attack o
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CHAPTER XXV. KING PHILIP'S WAR—CO
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, 1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—CONSOL
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—CONSOLID
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1676.] KING Philip's^ war—consoli
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1076.] KING PHILIP'S^ WAR—CONSOLI
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1676.] KING Philip's , war—consol
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1676.] KING Philip's war—fight at
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1676.] KING PHILIP S WAR—FIGHT AT
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—FIGHT AT
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—FIGHT AT
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR— FIGHT A
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CHAPTER XXVII. KING PHILIP'S WAR—
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1676.] KING PHILIP'Sv WAR— CLOSE
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1676.] KING PHILIP'^ WAR—CLOSE OF
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S WAR—CLOSE OF
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S ^WAR—CLOSE O
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1676.] KING PHILIP'S ,WAR—CLOSE O
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE LAST INDIAN RAI
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1677.] THE ^ LAST INDIAN RAID. 351
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1677-1678.] THE LAST INDIAN RAID. 3
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1677-1678.] THE LAST INDIAN RAID. 3
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1681-16ai.] THE LAST INDIAN RAID. 3
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1679] LEAD DISCOVERED—MINING OPER
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1683.] LEAD DISCOVERED—MINING OPE
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1682-1764.] LEAD DISCOVERED— MINI
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1768-1775] LEAD DISCOVERED—MINING
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1815-1854.] LEAD DISCOVERED—MININ
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1654-1677.J TITHING-MEN^-INCENDIAEI
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1678.] TITHING-MEX—INCENDIARISM
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1680.] TITHING-MEN—INCENDIARISM
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, to CHAPTER XXXI. DIVIDING THE COM
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1684-1685.] DIVIDING THE COMMONS—
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1687.] DIVIDING THE COMMONS—GRAMM
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1686-1688.] DIVIDING TiÊ COMMONS
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16S4.] CHARTEE VACATED—GOVERNMENT
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1686.] CHARTER VACATED—GOVERNMENT
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1688.] CHARTER VACATED—GOVERNMENT
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1689.J CHARTER VACATED—GOVERNMENT
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CHAPTER XXXIII. INDIAN MURDERS—MI
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1689] INDIAN MURpERS—MILITIA— F
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1689.] INDIAN MURDERS—MILITIA—F
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1689.J INDIAN MULDERS—MILITIA—F
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1690.] INDIAN MURD|J]RS—MILITIA
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1690.] CAPT. COOK—TAXES—NEW CHA
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1690.] CAPT. COOK—T^XES—NEW CHA
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1691.] CAPT. COOK—TAXES—NEW CHA
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CHAPTER XXXV. KING WILLIAM'S FRENCH
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1690.] KING WILLIAM'S FRENCH AND IN
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1692.] KING William's French and In
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1693.] KING William's French and In
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1693.] KING William's fkench and In
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1695] KING WILLIAM'S FRENCH AND IND
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1699.J MODERATOR—MILL RIVER—ORD
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1699.] MODERATOR—MILL RIVER— OR
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1704.1 MODERATOR—MILL RIVER—ORD
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1TO4.J MODERATOR—MILL RIVER—ORD
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. QUEEN ANNES FRENCH
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1703.] QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND INDI
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1704.1 QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND INDI
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1705-1762.] QUEEN ANNE'S PKENCH AND
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1703-1712.] QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND
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1TO4.1 QUEEN ANNE's FRENCH AND INDI
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1704.] QUEEN ANNE's FRENCH AND INDI
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1704.J QUEEN ANNE's FRENCH AND INDI
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1709.J QUEEN AN^Ê'S FRENCH AND IND
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CHAPTER XL. QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND
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iroi.l QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND INDI
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1708] QUEEN ANNE'S FRENCH AND INDIA
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CHAPTER XLI. TURNING MILL RIVER—J
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1707-1712] TURNING MILL RIVER—JOS
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ITIO.] TURNING MILL RIVER—JOSEPH
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1724.] TURNING MILL RIVER—JOSEPH
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iril] TURNING MILL RIVER— JOSEPH
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1711-1712] TURNING MILL RIVER—JOS
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1713.] TURNING MILL RIVER—JOSEPH
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1713.] COL. STODDARD'S MISSION TO C
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1713] COL. STODDARD'S MISSION TO CA
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1713.] COL. STODDARD'S MISSION TO C
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ins.j COL. Stoddard's mission to Ca
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CHAPTER XLIII. SAW MILL—MINISTERS
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1T14.] SAW MILL—MINISTERS SALARY
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1715.1 SAW MILL—minister's SALARY
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1715.J SAW MILL—MINISTER S SALARY
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CHAPTER XLIV. MEDAD POMEROY—FINAN
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iri*-,.) MED AD POMEROY—FINANCES
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1716.] MEDAD POMEROY—FINANCES—
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1719.] MEDAD POMEROY^FINANCES—PUB
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1721] MEDAD POMEROY—FINANCES—PU
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1716-1731.] MEDAD POMEROY—FINANCE
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1728-1739.1 MEDAD POMEROY—FINANCE
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1722] MEDAD POMEROY—FINANCES—PU
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572 APPENDIX, Cornelius Merri 31l>
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576 APPENDIX. the townsliip. The co
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INDEX. Dates with a * preflxed, deu
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491 ; BAKER. gaiTison soldier at De
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BLISS. Bliss, Margaret, interviews
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CALENDAR. Calendar, changes in the,
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CLARKE. committee to make peace age
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COURT. Court, County, established,
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DUNWICH. Dunwich, Benjamin, killed,
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FRARY. Frary, Eleazar, attorney for
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Harmon, John, fined, 183. Hartford,
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HOCKANUM. on boundary, 447 ; truste
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HUTCHINSON, takes fi'eeman's oath,
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KELLOGG. Kellogg, Lieut. Joseph, fe
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LYMAN. warded by court, 503 ; sketc
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MASSACHUSETTS. Massachusetts Histor
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MOXaN. dian signs about Hatfield, 2
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NORTHAMPTON. river, ib. ; terms of
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NORTHFIELD. aid, ih. ; garrisoned,
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PENHALLOW. Penhallow's Indian Wars,
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PROSSER. Prosser, Sergt. Robert, at
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RUSSELL, plan of concentration, 317
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Smith, John, SMITH. killed at Hatfi
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STODDARD. necticut Council cited, i
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TOBY. first chosen to preserve orde
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WEBB. location of his tavern, 65 :
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WILTON. . , ; 101 ; certificate of
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