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Historic leaves, volume 7, April, 1908 - January, 1909, chapter 11 (search)
h adjoined that of Thomas1 Brigham on the northwest, later passed into possession of Henry Dunster, first president of Harvard College, and was held by his descendants many years. In a bill of sale of the Dunster piece given by John Steadman, county treasurer, to Thomas Danforth, in 1674, the lot is described as bounded n. (n. e.) by Woburn line. . . e. (s. e.) by a small farm layed out to Thomas Brigham. The Brigham grant also adjoined, on the Charlestown Line, a 300-acre farm of Increase Nowell, and also the 480 acres of Squa Sachem, which the colony reserved to her when settlement was made with the Indians for the territory comprising Charlestown and Cambridge. The familiar Indian monument on the Peter C. Brooks place in West Medford was erected by Mr. Brooks in memory of the son of Squa Sachem, Sagamore John. Thomas1 Brigham died December 8, 1653, leaving this seventy-two-acre grant, with all his other property, to his widow and five children. In 1656 the General Court gave
Historic leaves, volume 7, April, 1908 - January, 1909, Index (search)
Nineteenth Army Corps Staff of Engineers, 61. Nineteenth Pennsylvania, 6. Norris, John, 48. Norris, Priscilla, 48. Northey, George A., 18. Nottoway River, 6, 7. North Star, The, 51. North Street, Boston, 73. Norwalk, Conn., 69. Nowell-Broughton-Gardner Farm, 90. Nowell, Increase, 88. Oburn, Mass., 89. Odiorne, William, 18. Old Cambridge Cemetery, 86. Old Cemetery Inscriptions, 42-48, 65-71. Old Powder House, 25, 89. Old Powder House, Records Relating to the, 62-65.Nowell, Increase, 88. Oburn, Mass., 89. Odiorne, William, 18. Old Cambridge Cemetery, 86. Old Cemetery Inscriptions, 42-48, 65-71. Old Powder House, 25, 89. Old Powder House, Records Relating to the, 62-65. Oliver, Francis J., 18. Oliver, Mr., 62. Oliver, Judson W., 8, 18. One Hundred and Fourth New York, 1, 6. O'Neil, Henry, 18. Opelousas, La., 56. Orcutt, Levi, Jr., 48. Order of the Eastern Star, 22. Orient Council of Massachusetts, 72. O'Sullivan, John, 18. Paige, —, 28. Paine, Brigadier-General Charles J., 60. Paine, Jeremiah T., 18. Parker, James, 29. Parker, Leonard Moody, 29, 35. Parker, Sarah Rebecca, 29. Parkhurst, Melville C., 18. Parkhurst, Lieutenant Melville