The Bay Colony: A Civil, Religious and Social History of the Massachusetts Colony and Its Settlements from the Landing at Cape Ann in 1624 to the Death of Governor Winthrop in 1650Estes and Lauriat, 1896 - 349 страница |
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... removed to Naumkeag , giving great satis- faction , and when he left to go to Virginia many of the company desired to go with him . Bradford says : " This storm being thus blown over , yet sundry sad effects followed the same , for the ...
... removed to Naumkeag , giving great satis- faction , and when he left to go to Virginia many of the company desired to go with him . Bradford says : " This storm being thus blown over , yet sundry sad effects followed the same , for the ...
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... removed to Dux- bury , Marshfield , and Eastham ; and with the exception of this population of about two hundred and fifty , the entire colony was subsequently settled by people from Massachusetts Bay Colony , with few exceptions ...
... removed to Dux- bury , Marshfield , and Eastham ; and with the exception of this population of about two hundred and fifty , the entire colony was subsequently settled by people from Massachusetts Bay Colony , with few exceptions ...
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... removed from the colony . William Blackstone or Blaxton settled at Shawmut several years before the arrival of Winthrop . His house was on the western slope of Sentry , now Beacon Hill . He was admitted as freeman in May , 1631. April ...
... removed from the colony . William Blackstone or Blaxton settled at Shawmut several years before the arrival of Winthrop . His house was on the western slope of Sentry , now Beacon Hill . He was admitted as freeman in May , 1631. April ...
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... removed out of New Plymouth , out of dislike of their principles of rigid separa- tion , of which number Mr. Roger Conant was one , a relig- ious , sober and prudent gentleman , " engaged him to be " their governor " at Cape Ann , and ...
... removed out of New Plymouth , out of dislike of their principles of rigid separa- tion , of which number Mr. Roger Conant was one , a relig- ious , sober and prudent gentleman , " engaged him to be " their governor " at Cape Ann , and ...
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... removed there with his associates in the fall of 1626 , and commenced the erection of houses and the prepara- tion of the land for cultivation . Conant corresponded with friends in England upon the change of location , and * Young's ...
... removed there with his associates in the fall of 1626 , and commenced the erection of houses and the prepara- tion of the land for cultivation . Conant corresponded with friends in England upon the change of location , and * Young's ...
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aforesaid appointed arrived assembly authorised authority Boston Bradford called Cape Ann Captain cause charge Charlestown charter chosen church colonists commissioners confederate congregation Connecticut consent Cotton Council Court of Assistants D'Aulnay declared deputy governor desired Dudley elders election Endicott England ernor fishing freemen further Gorges governor and assistants governor and company granted heirs and successors held hereafter Hutchinson Ibid Indians inhabitants Isaac Johnson John Endecott jurisdiction jury king land laws letter liberty Lord magistrates Mason Mass Massachusetts Bay Massachusetts Bay Colony matter Matthew Cradock meeting ment ministers Naumkeag offence officers opinions ordain Parliament patent Pequots persons petition plantation Plymouth pounds present Records refused replied Richard Bellingham Robert Gorges Salem sent session settlement ship Simon Whetcombe Sir John Younge Sir Richard Saltonstall Theophilus Eaton thereof Thomas Thomas Goffe Thomas Hutchins tion town unto Vane vessels vote whatsoever Wheelwright whereupon Young's Chron
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