Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Marshfield Hills, Mass.” in chapter 7, section c.7.1, page 35 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 16.:
...lumsy hand-stamp now in a cabinet in the rooms of Post 66, G. A. R. It did service in Medford's ancient post-offices many years.
Mr. Eames resigned March 8, 1886, owing to poor health, and moved to Marshfield Hills, Mass. , where he continues to reside.
Frank T. Spinney succeeded Mr. Eames and served until June 16, 1897, when, owing to poor health and it becoming necessary to seek a change of climate, he resigned a...
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