Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Kingfield, Me.” in chapter 7, page 26 of Historic leaves, volume 1, April, 1902 - January, 1903:
...ed milk to market, through Charlestown, and sometimes through Roxbury to Boston.
Joseph Tufts, youngest son of Timothy, Sr., built the Caleb Leland house in Elm street. He subsequently removed to Kingfield, Me. , and is the ancestor of a large family of Tuftses in that and neighboring towns.
Samuel Tufts, fourth son of Peter of Milk Row, lived with his father and inherited the homestead.
He long surviv...
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