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Abigail Abijah Abington Abner Stetson ancestor April Bangor Barry Benjamin Stetson Board of Directors Boston Bridgewater Brockton brother built Capt Captain Benjamin Champlain Charles Church Hill Colony Cornet Robert Stetson Cornet Stetson corporation County Court Damon daughter Deacon death died Duxbury Ebenezar Ebenezer elected Elizabeth Executive Committee farm father Francis Lynde Stetson George George Stetson George W grandfather Hannah Hanover Hascall honor Indian Head River Isaac James John Smedley John Stetson Joseph Stetson Judge Stetson Keeseville Kindred of America land lawyer Lemuel Stetson lived Lydia Maine married Marshfield Mary Mass Massachusetts Matthew Stetson Medford mill Miss Susey mother Nathaniel Norwell Peleg Pevear Plattsburgh Plymouth Plymouth County President record Reuben Robert Stetson Robert Stetson Gorham Rockland Samuel Sarah Scituate Secretary ship Smith Stetson House Stetson Kindred Stockbridge town Turner vessels West wife William Stetson yard York
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Página 4 - I have good right to sell and convey the same as aforesaid ; and that I will and my heirs, executors, and administrators, shall warrant and defend the same to the grantee and his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons.
Página 82 - Great men grow greater by the lapse of time : We know those least whom we have seen the latest ; And they, 'mongst those whose names have grown sublime, Who worked for Human Liberty, are greatest.
Página 73 - Elizabeth granted in principle first what Patrick Henry and Samuel Adams demanded and George III REFUSED to concede...
Página 74 - This day a deputation of twelve came to town with a very spirited remonstrance from a body of Worcester County, which consists of five and forty towns; when they incorporated seven regiments consisting of a thousand men each, chose their officers and turn out twice a week to perfect themselves In the military art, which are called 'minute men,' ie to be ready at a minutes warning with a fortnights provision and ammunition and arms.