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SOLDIERS KING PHILIP'S WAR CONTAINING Lists of the Soldiers of Massachusetts Colony, who served in the Indian War of 1675— 1677. Sketches of the Principal Officers , and Copies of Ancient Documents and Records Relating to the War. BY GEORGE M. BODGE. BOSTON : PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, 215 Lexington St., East Boston. 18 9 1. is-v
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Page 30 and 31: already rescued and published in th
Page 32 and 33: such orders from tyine to tyme as y
Page 34 and 35: Isaac Morris. 02 Nicholas Weymouth.
Page 36 and 37: 8 first enclosed letters from Rehob
Page 38 and 39: 10 Gapt. Henchman's Letter to the G
Page 40 and 41: 12 November 30th 1675 William Price
Page 42 and 43: 14 turned aside and had a fight wit
Page 44 and 45: 16 The other equipments of a foot s
Page 46 and 47: 18 ney also was a cooper ; and I ju
Page 48 and 49: 20 erio-o, commander; Cornelius And
Page 50 and 51: Robert Street. Thomas Tidy. August
Page 52 and 53: 24 been sent to them with supplies.
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26 all removed to Hatfield, and Cap
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28 and Connecticut 325. Rhode Islan
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Hugh Gollihu (Collobue) 02 William
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32 19th, they took up the march tow
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34 John Minds. 00 18 10 James Marsh
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36 ministratrix January 30, 1679-80
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about 1620. Pie came with wife Grac
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40 Dec. 3d, 1G75, Capt. Prentice is
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42 In the aforesaid Indian Chronicl
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44 cousin William Paige, of London,
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: 46 with all speed to both Narraga
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48 his service ag* Phillip or other
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: 50 10 Kin tails of drye fish, 1 h
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52 who receive credit in the Journa
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54 situation of affairs in the colo
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56 west and the officers of the arm
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Edmund Gage. Ezekiel Levitt. Manass
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60 seph, in 1677, administered upon
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62 and abettors [sic'] and unto all
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64 in«' the way encompassed and th
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66 Coleburn, killed at the ambuscad
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68 xxxv. 33G), and counting out Ayr
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70 about 8 or 10 days: for my owne
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OF No. VI. MAJOR SIMON WILLARD AND
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74 from the vicinity of Hartford, a
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76 and that the Major's house at No
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73 the 12th or 13th, and arrived at
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80 more deservedly honored in life
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82 without issue, Dec. 5, 1701; Jud
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84 Hampshire," Mass. Archives, vol.
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86 Another list in the Mass. Archiv
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Court in 1647, '53 and '64, and whe
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90 possible. Gen. Epaphras Hoyt, of
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92 oration, Rev. Joseph B. Felt giv
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94 I think it may be fairly inferre
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96 riage, Dec. 8, 1656, aged sixtee
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98 and were preparing to go out aga
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100 best advice & assistance you ma
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102 one from him of the 29th Octobe
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104 their troops. On the other hand
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)Z] Troopers- 106
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Ephraim Cutter William Brown Thomas
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110 deputy in 1676, and subsequentl
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112 out they telling us what was th
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114 The following list of Capt. Joh
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NO. X. CAPT. JOSEPH GARDINER AND HI
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Joseph Gardiner, Capi. 118
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No. XI. CAPT. NATHANIEL DAVENPORT A
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122 care of his Gun, and deliver it
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From Watertown. Daniell- Warrin, S
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126 lowing account 109 of the campa
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128 monly Caled & knowne by y c nam
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130 A List of y e Slayne & wounded
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132 monument to mark this site of o
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134 pany that day captured thirty -
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136 4th Company—Isaac Johnson, Ca
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138 posed portions, rude block-hous
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140 reminiscences with all an old m
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142 one hundred and fifty, in the w
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144 resolution of y e Naragansets,
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146 tion whereof the General commen
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148 Miscellanies, for severalls viz
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No. XIV. CLOSE OF THE NARRAGANSETT
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152 the first of these were sent ou
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154 historians. Mr. Williams was ca
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156 clone with what speed we could,
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yfj-a-A/' 158 bringing the enemy to
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160 showing that six shillings per
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162 had been regarded by the Genera
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164 Richard Barnes John Rediat Juni
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166 that I should have so much trus
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168 to yo r care and chardge, and d
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November 20 1675 170
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172 Capt. Samuel Wadsworth was the
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174 When, on the first of March, th
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176 than seventy appeared, and thes
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178 yo r arduous affaires with the
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180 Directed to the Hon ble Josia W
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182 letters of the Council show tha
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184 that of Major Gookin, who puts
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186 ther pursuit of their practices
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188 Gould was not yet taken because
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190 where they arrived on March 8th
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192 me of the whole or whatt part y
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194 Rec d these men whose names fol
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THE : NO. XVIII. THE "FALLS FIGHT.'
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198 Sleep, without any Scouts abroa
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200 numbers and distance, they grew
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202 to their sleep. A heavy thunder
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John Taylor, Hadley. Edward Hodgman
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206 and that Samuel Coleby, late of
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208 Endorsement of the committee :
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210 Luke Noble, Westfield, Des* of
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212 Both were Inhabitants of Swanse
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NO. XIX. CAPT. JONATHAN POOLE AND H
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Zechariah Herrick 216
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218 Sept. 8, 1675, the Council orde
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220 was never married. William Brat
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NO. XX. CAPT. JOSEPH SILL AND HIS M
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M* » 224 These orders & Instructio
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226 Connecticut ; but they came upo
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Peter Frothingham Amos Marrett Zach
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230 Nicholas Browne 02 15 08 Philip
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John Batchelor 232
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Credited 234
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236 1 pear according to order likew
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238 I am inclined to think that by
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Credited under March 24 th 1675-6 N
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Zeckeriah Johnson 242
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244 married John Gerrish, of Dover.
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246 had need to take along with you
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248 all about 50 the bushes being t
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250 names of those who petitioned s
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252 barely escaped back to their ga
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254 The following is the treaty of
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256 he says, that " upon the 10th d
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258 hee is pceeding towards us & so
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260 February 29, 1675 March 24 tb 1
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262 use utmost expedition as winds
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264 were as wisely provided against
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266 Boston: 27.: June: 1689 Honor d
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No. XXIII. CAPTAIN WILLIAM HATHORNE
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270 tenant of the company under Cap
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272 advance of the troops, and then
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No. XXIV. CAPT. JOSHUA SCOTTOW AND
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276 fied that he helped to bury bot
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278 taken of y m y l transgresse ;
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280 19, drove cattell for Macshawin
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282 tressed men," &c, and that Capt
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284 During August of 1676, Capt. Sc
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286 the following item at the sessi
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288 After the close of the war Capt
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1 JOHN SWETT, No. XXV. CAPTAIN BENJ
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292 This final service of Capt. Swe
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294 that our forces "could not come
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Francis Wainwright Howell Davis Ric
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Nicholas Lunn John Mirick John Barb
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Richard Pasmore John Bush Benjamin
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302 February 29, 1765-6. Robert Row
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Benjamin Badcock 304
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John Starr John Mason John Allin Th
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308 August 23, 1676. Hull-Towne Cr.
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Thomas Browne 310
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Ambros Mackfassett Samuel Cooper Jo
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John Wait Jonathan Sprague Trial! N
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No. XXVII. LIEUT. PHINEAS UPHAM AND
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318 Letter of Capt. John Gorum to G
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320 Capt. George Corwin, or Curwen,
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THIS No. XXVIII. PHILIP, CANONCHET
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324 becoming the master of Mrs. Row
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326 chief of the Mohegins, was craf
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328 his promise in this treaty, and
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330 nearly all the houses, though t
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332 Sandwich, 5 Slain. Benjamin Nye
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334 by the chief Catapazat ; the Pe
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336 English and friendly Indians un
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338 •allies. The principal exploi
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IN No. XXX. CHRISTIAN INDIANS OF MR
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342 Tract III. The clear sunshine o
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344 Wamesit, included in old Chelms
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346 declare it. This witness also i
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348 fidelity and skill of Joseph an
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IN No. XXXI. CHRISTIAN INDIANS OF M
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352 crowded situation, and the insu
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354 half a dozen of their aged and
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356 were Joseph Tuckapawillin's wif
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358 about fifty,—ten men and fort
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Anderson, 19, 20, 21, 68 Andrew, 24
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Dana Dane, 107, 299 Danforth, Bus.,
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Hodsden, 252 [236 Holbrook, 114,225
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367 Peirce, 1 xix., 2, 6, 36, Polla
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369 Truelove, 57, 299 Trumbull, 49,
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