Category: Biographies
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2. Part 2A great labor, and the one on which Mr. Farmer had been engaged for a considerable time previous to his death, was the examining and arranging of the State Papers at Concord. Un...
3. Part 3[Thus far we have but the links of a broken chain, which must necessarily be the results usually of attempts of this nature. What follows is without any lost link between those...
4. Part 4My father, Thomas Farmer, is now at Leicester, and is the only male issue of his generation. He was born on the 10th of May, 1744. I was born on the 21st of August, 1771, and am...
5. Part 5_Towns._ | _Ministers._ | _Settled._ | _Dismissed_ | | | _or died._ ---------+-------------------+-------------+-------------- Brentwood|Nathaniel Trask |ord. 1748} |Dec. 12, 17...
6. Part 6The following is supposed to be a correct list of the Missionaries that have gone out from Norwich. About twenty of them were natives, and the others were for a considerable per...
7. Part 7I am sorry my pen must be the messenger of soe greate a Tragedye. On the 11th of this instant wee heard of many killed of our naybors in falmouth or Casco-Bay: and on the 12th i...
8. Part 8Artemas |Henniker |Billerica, |1823|1833|H. C. 1809. Practised in Rogers | |Ms. | | |Henniker from 1813 to 1832, | | | | |Rep. 1822 and 1823. Resides | | | | |now in New York. |...
9. Part 9I am much pleased with your Correspondence, and shall at any time be obliged by Letters from you, * * * send, by a worthy good Man, Capt. * * * who carries this (as I hope he wi...
10. Part 10Simon Bradstreet, son of a non-conforming minister, was born March, 1603, at Horblin, Lincolnshire. His father died when he was fourteen years old, and he was committed to the c...
11. Part 11Mr. Savage's great-great-great-grandfather, Thomas, was a man of high public spirit. Disgusted with the treatment of the majority towards Wheelwright and other friends of Sir He...
12. Part 12George Williamson, above named, married, at Harwich, the daughter of a Mr. Crisp; and they had two sons, George and Caleb, and five daughters. The elder son was murdered by a hi...
13. Part 13_Dr. Levi Bartlett_ was the eldest son of Gov. Josiah Bartlett, and was born Sept. 3, 1763. He received his preparatory education at the then celebrated "Dummer School" in Newbu...
14. Part 14This volume is the _eightieth_ of the Massachusetts Register, and its value as a work of reference will, we think, be appreciated by the public for as many years to come. Such a...