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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 edition. Excerpt: ...Sally Brown was born Sept. 27, 1807. Ephraim-Russell Melvin son of Ethan & Elizabeth Melvin, was born Decr. 24 1791 Elizabeth-Stratton Melvin, daur. of Ethan & Elizabeth Melvin was born Nov. 4. Mary-Dudley Melvin, daur. of Ethan & Elizabeth Melvin was born June 30, 1796. John-Bancroft Melvin, son of Ethan & Elizabeth Melvin was born Decr. 10, 1798 Lucy-Rebecca Melvin, daur. of Ethan & Elizabeth Melvin was born Jany 14, 1800 James Harvey French, son of Nath1. & Susanna French, was born Sept. 11, 1808. Emiline Eliza Prescott, daur. of Abel Prescott 2nd & Ann his wife was born Sept. 22d, 1808. 1 So recorded; probably a clerical error tor 17 89. Abiel Hosmer, son of Nathan Hosmer & Patty his wife was born March 28, 1808. Nathan-Meriam Hosmer, son of Amos Hosmer, jr. & Lydia his wife was born Oct. 2, 1808, at Billerica Amasa Brown, son of Joshua Brown & Sally his wife was born April 16, 1808. Hiram Wood, son of Daniel Wood & Sarah his wife, was born, June 11, 1808. David Wheeler, son of Daniel Wheeler & Hannah his wife was born Nov. 29, 1806. Hannah Wheeler, daur. of Daniel Wheeler & Hannah his wife was born Aug.' Emily Buttrick, daur. of Eli Buttrick & Sarah his wife was born May 14, 1809. Lydia Woolson, daur. of Ebenr. & Lydia Woolson, was born June 27, 1809. Adeline-Augusta Erving, daur. of John & Lydia-Carlisle Erving was born Nov. 16, 1804. Caroline-Theresa Erving, daur. of John & Lydia-Carlisle Erving was born Aug. 5, 1806. John-Addison Erving, son of John & Lydia-Carlisle Erving, was born July 22d, 1808. Timothy-Brooks Wood, son of Amos & Hannah Wood, was born Feb. 23d, 1803. William Wood, son of Amos & Hannah Wood, was born May 19, 1808. Catharine-Jones...

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