RARE OLD NEW ENGLAND TOWNS Mayflower Pilgrims Genealogy 1st. HARDCOVER EDITION - PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED - NR Start Price USD 9.99 Current Price USD 76.00 Time Left - Bid Count 12 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, August 22, 2008 End Time Friday, August 29, 2008 Location Monadnock Region, NH See more about 'RARE OLD NEW ENGLAND TOWNS Mayflower Pilgrims Genealogy' Description Main Heading Goes Here TOWNS OF NEW ENGLAND AND OLD ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND PART 1 and PART 2 Connecting Links between Cities and Towns of New England and Those of the Same Name in England, Ireland and Scotland Containing Narratives, Descriptions, and Many Views, some done from Old Prints.  Also much Matter pertaining to The Founders and Settlers of New England and to their memorials on both sides of the Atlantic, 1620 - 1920. Written by Allan Forbes and Printed to Commemorate the Tercentenary of the Landing of the Pilgrims.  Published by Tudor Publishing Company, 1936. Below you will find an extensive description that includes contents, names and excerpts from the text as well as numerous photos. Please allow time for the pictures to load.  Because this book has no index,  I have extracted the names from each chapter. Please view my other auctions for additional books of historical and genealogical interest. ~ MASSIVE HARD COVER EDITION EXQUISITE EMBOSSED COVER MEASURES 10½ x 7¾ x 1½. 300+ ILLUSTRATIONS Please see entire listing for separate descriptions of Part I and Part II. Each part 225 pages. New York, Tudor, 1936 Hardcover edition includes both Part I & Part II. CONDITION: Cover is soiled and worn on edges and ends. Some age discoloration on end papers. Binding a bit loose, hinges good. Pages clean and unmarked. NOT ex-library. ~ ~ please see additional pictures below ~ Title Page - Part I DESCRIPTION - PART I LIST OF CHAPTERS CHAPTER 1. ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS: John SMITH, Peter SMITH, John DOVE, George F. SMITH, Mayor F. W. BINGHAM, Harry M. EAMES, Esq., John ABBOT, John WOODBRIDGE, Edmund FAULKNER, Simon BRADSTREET, John OSGOOD, Joseph PARKER, Richard BARKER, John STEVENS, Benjamin WOODBRIDGE, John FRYE, Nathan PARKER, Henry JAQUES, Richard BLAKE, John LOVEJOY CHAPTER 2. BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS: Captain Matthias HINCKLEY, Henry M. HUTCHINGS, Esq., Rev. John LOTHROP, Rev. Edward Everett HALE, Captain William STURGIS CHAPTER 3. BATH, MAINE: Col. Dummer SEWALL, Harold M. SEWALL, Esq., W. Clark RUSSELL, Esq., Sir John POPHAM, George POPHAM, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Sir William PHIPS, Captain William SWANTON, William KING, Bishop Robert CODMAN, Richard SEYMOUR, Captain George WAYMOUTH, J. B. KEATING, Esq., William PITT, Jane AUSTEN, Mrs. SIDDONS, Edmund BURKE, Oliver GOLDSMITH, Hon. Whitelaw REID, General WOLFE, Major ANDRÉ, Hon. W. BINGHAM, Moses PICKWICK, Sam WELLER, Thomas POWNALL CHAPTER 4. BELFAST, MAINE: EXCERPT:  "The toss of a coin about the year 1770 decided the question as t0 whether Belfast, Maine, should be so called or whether it should be named Londonderry, from the town of the same name in New Hampshire whence most of the settlers in the Maine town had come a short time previously. A dispute had arisen as to the name of this new settlement, but  James MILLER, who with his wife and children was the first person to set foot on shore when their vessel reached these new lands, was determined that it should be named for Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland, the place of his birth." James MILLER, Robert MILLER, Hon. Charles H. BELL, John MITCHELL, David CRAIG, John de COURCI, Hugh O'NEILL, Sir Arthur CHICHESTER, Sir John CHICHESTER, Rev. Phelomy O'HAMILL, George MACARTNEY CHAPTER 5. BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS: Charles WOODBERRY, George E. WOODBERRY, George WASHINGTON, Thomas FOLEY, Rev. E. J. V. HUIGINN, Roland W. BOYDEN, Esq., John ELWELL, Esq., General WOLFE, Tom HODGSON, Roger CONANT, John WOODBERRY, William WOODBERRY, John BALCH., Peter PALFREY, Thomas LOTHROP, William DIXEY, William DODGE, Sr., John WEST, Paul THORNDIKE CHAPTER 6. BRISTOL, MAINE, RHODE ISLAND and NEW HAMPSHIRE: John CABOT, Sebastian CABOT, George WARWICK, Lewis CABOT, Sanctus CABOT, Martin FROBISHER, Admiral William PENN, Capt. Martin PRING, Captain WEBB, James SHARPLES, Robert ALDWORTH, Giles ELBRIDGE, Abraham JENNINGS, John BROWN, Abraham SHURT, Nathaniel I. BOWDITCH, Samuel AVERILL CHAPTER 7. CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: Rev. Thomas HOOKER, Thomas HOLLIS, Sir Matthew HOLWORTHY, Samuel HOLDEN, M.P., John HARVARD, Hon. Joseph H. CHOATE, Hon. James Russell LOWELL, Prof. Charles Eliot NORTON, Thomas ROGERS, Robert HARVEYE / HARVARD, Katherine ROGERS, Sir Walter MILDMAY, Hon. Edward EVERTT, Oliver Wendell HOLMES, Rev. J. GLOVER, Stephen DAYE, Herbert H. WHITE, Esq., Samuel WHITING, Nathaniel WARD, Nathaniel ROGERS, Thomas SHEPARD, John COTTON, Samuel STONE, John ELIOT, John WINTHROP, Charles CHAUNCEY, Hugh PETERS, Mayor William BANCROFT, William C. HALL, Alderman Charles P. KEITH, Rev. John WILSON   CHAPTER 8. CHATHAM, MASSACHUSETTS:  EXCERPT:  "The person who was chiefly responsible for the changing of the name from the Indian  MONOMOIT to its present one was Rev. Hugh ADAMS, who went there as a minister in 1711 from our Boston, and who was able in the following year to incorporate the settlement. Mr. Adams remained there some years, finally getting into a long and bitter fight with a tavern keeper named Ebenezer HAWES, because he claimed the latter placed his tavern too near the parsonage." Rev. Hugh ADAMS, Ebenezer HAWES, William NICKERSON, Samuel LINCOLN, John DOWNING, Thomas CROW / CROWELL, Edward COTTLE, Captain James FORSTER, Elizabeth TORLTON, Morris FARRIS, TISQUANTUM, Governor BRADFORD, Charles Francis ADAMS, Capt. Thomas HUNT, Anne Busby NICKERSON, Capt. Thomas DERMER, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Jean de POUTRINCOURT, Samuel de CHAMPION, Lord NELSON, Charles DICKENS    CHAPTER 9. CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS: Lord CHELMSFORD, Mayor Walter Payne GEPP, Walter PERHAM, Esq., H. A. LAKE, Fred SPAULDING, Edwin H. WARREN, Esq., Rev. Wilson WATERS, E. Percy BOULTER, Rev. Thomas HOOKER, Rev. John ELIOT, Abraham PARKER, Rev. John FISKE, Cotton MATHER, Captain Mosely    CHAPTER 10. DARTMOUTH - NEW BEDFORD - BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS: James B. CONGDON, Ralph RUSSELL, Joseph RUSSELL, Joseph ROTCH, William ROTCH, Sr., William ROTCH, Jr., Abraham RUSSELL, Captain R. R. CROCKER, Samuel RODMAN, Sr., George HOWLAND, Jr., Francis RUSSELL, H. J. TAYLOR, A. G. PIERCE, Lemuel M. KOLLOCK, Cornelius DAVENPORT, John W. MACOMBER, Wm. C. TABER, Jr., Charles H. GIFFORD, Aaron DAVIS, Julia RODMAN, Bartholomew GOSNOLD, Sir Humphrey GILBERT, John PLANTAGENET, John BUNYAN, Mayor F. A. BLAYDES JOHN BUNYAN'S COTTAGE, ELSTOW, NEAR BEDFORD, ENGLAND CHAPTER 11. DEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS: Edward ALLEYN, Richard EVERARD / EVERETT, John GAY, John ELLIS, Samuel MORSE, John DWIGHT, John PAGE, John ROGERS, John KINGSBURY, John COOLIDGE, John ALLIN, Major Eleazer LUSHER, Captain Daniel FISHER, Deacon Francis CHICKERING, Samuel GUILD, Mrs. NICKERSON, Admiral HOOD, Jonathan FAIRBANKS, Nathaniel ROGERS, Rev. John ROGERS, Daniel Sargent CURTIS, John CONSTABLE, Roger de RAMIS, Anne BOLEYN, Jane SEYMOUR, Charles BRANDON, Thomas CROMWELL, Edmund SHERMAN, Rev. W. F. CHENEY, Gen. William T. SHERMAN   CHAPTER 12. DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS: Hezekiah BUTTERWORTH, Deacon Henry HUMPHREYS, Rev. John WHITE, Rev. John WARHAM, Rev. John MAVERICK, Rev. Richard MATHER, Rev. Josiah FLINT, Rev. John DANFORTH, Rev. Jonathan BOWMAN, Rev. Moses EVERETT, Rev. Thaddeus M. HARRIS, Rev. Nathaniel HALL, Rev. Samuel J. BARROWS, Rev. Christopher R. ELIOT, Rev. Eugene R. SHIPPEN, Rev. Roger S. FORBES, Rev. Harry Foster BURNS, Captain Roger CLAP, Henry WOLCOTT, Thomas FORD, George DYER, William GAYLORD, William ROCKWELL, William PHELPS, Israel STOUGHTON, George MINOT, George HALL, Richard COLLICOT, Nathaniel DUNCAN, Captain John MASON, Captain Richard SOUTHCOTE, Captain SQUEB, Richard C. HUMPHREYS, Judge SEWALL, Emily A. FIFIELD, William TAYLOR, Governor John D. LONG, Charles J. LINCOLN, Esq., Rev. S. E. V. FILLEUL, Rev. E. G. PORTER, Sir Thomas HARDY, O.M., John Lothrop MOTELY, Hon. Edward EVERETT, Edmund P. TILESTON, Edmund J. BAKER, Ebenezer CLAPP, Jr., Wm. D. SWAN, Wm. B. TRASK, W.H. RICHARDSON, James SWAN, Samuel BLAKE, Edward HOLDEN, Mayor Thomas COOMBS, Unite HUMPHREYS, Shining MINOT, Rev. Grosvenor BARTELOT, M.A., Rev. Simon B. BLUNT, Robert PIERCE, Ann PIERCE, Judge JEFFERYS, John ENDICOTT, Sir Thomas HARDY      CHAPTER 13. DUBLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE: EXCERPT:  "This territory was settled many years before 1771, a deed dated November 3, 1749, having been given by Colonel Joseph BLANCHARD, Jr., of Dunstable, by power vested in him by the proprietors, by vote of a meeting held in Portsmouth, New Hampshire; this grant ran to Matthew THORNTON, Samuel STODDARD and thirty-eight others." Henry STRONGMAN, Thaddeus MORSE, Benjamin MASON, Joseph GREENWOOD, Thomas MORSE, Colonel Joseph BLANCHARD, Jr., Matthew THORNTON, Samuel STODDARD, William THORNTON, Mollie THORNTON, John ALEXANDER, William MCNEE, Alexander SCOTT, William TAGGART, James TAGGART, George MOORE, Mrs. WHITNEY, Mrs. RUSVILLE, Jonathan SWIFT, Dean SWIFT, Stella / Esther JOHNSON, Sir Walter SCOTT, Sir DAVE, Lady ROCHE, Mrs. GUINNESS, GARRICK, Peg WOFFINGTON, Fannie KEMBLE, Benjamin Lee GUINNESS      CHAPTER 14. FALMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS: Jonathan HATCH, Moses HATCH, Lord EXMOUTH, John GOODRIDGE, Bartholomew GOSNOLD, Sir Walter b, Captain ROGERS, Mrs. JONES CHAPTER 15. GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS: Mayor Asa G. ANDREWS, Hon. James PLATT, Mayor WILLIAMS, John PLATT, Esq., Mayor James BRUTON, Esq., Fred W. TIBBETS, John J. SOMES, Esq., Hon. W. J. JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN, Captain Howard BLACKBURN, Mayor William W. FRENCH, Captian John SMITH, Richard BLYNMAN, Roger CONANT, Rev. John WHITE, Captain Joseph MESQUITA, Judy RHINES, "Tammy" YOUNGER    CHAPTER 16. GROTON, MASSACHUSETTS: Governor John WINTHROP, Adam WINTHROP, Anna BROWNE, Henry BROWNE, Hon. Robert C. WINTHROP, Mary FORTH, Thomasine CLOPTON, John WINTHROP, Jr., Deane WINTHROP, Aaron COREY, Horace GEORGE, LONGLEY Family, Rev. Ezekiel ROGERS, Amos LAWRENCE, William LAWRENCE, Colonel William PRESCOTT, Dr. Samuel A. GREEN, Mrs. James Gordon CARTER, R. F. SWAN, Esq.    CHAPTER 17. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT: Mayor Louis R. CHENEY, Mrs. Louis R. CHENEY, Hon. Arthur James BALFOUR, Lord Eustace CECIL, Lady Eustace CECIL, Lady CECIL, Lady ARRAN, John HAYNES, Rev. John HOOKER, Samuel STONE, Lord SALISBURY, Jhon STONES, Mayor William Frampton ANDREWS, Alfred BAKER, Mayor William F. HENRY, KING ECFRIED / EGFRID, Prince Edward PLANTAGENET, Charles LAMB, Robert MORGAN, J. P. MORGAN MONUMENTS IN THE CENTER CHURCH BURYING GROUND IN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, TO THE MEMORY OF ITS EARLY SETTLERS The Haynes, Hooker and Stone memorials are on the right. CHAPTER 18. HARWICH, MASSACHUSETTS: Patrick BUTLER, Charles M. ROBBINS, Esq., Henry T. CROSBY, Micah RALPH, Gershom HALL, Lord NELSON, KING ALFRED, Admiral TYRWHITT, QUEEN ELIZABETH, EDWARD II, EDWARD III CHAPTER 19. HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS: Hon. John D. LONG, Rev. Peter HOBART, Rev. Louis C. CORNISH, Abraham LINCOLN, Robert PECK, Ralph SMITH, Nicholas JACOB, Thomas LINCOLN, Edmund HOBART, Thephilus CUSHING, Edmund HOBART, Sr., Joshua HOBART, Henry GIBBS, Hon. James BRYCE, D.C.L., Isaac SPRAGUE, Rev. Canon UPCHER, Rev. Ebenezer GAY, Rev. Milo H. GATES, D.D., Hon. J. W. DAVIS, Mrs. CORNISH CHAPTER 20. MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS: William L. WILLIAMS, Alexander T. SIMSON, Esq., Gildon GROVE, Rev. James C. HERDMAN, Frank A. MESSENGER, Esq., Carl E. SHUMWAY, William BOGLE, Rev. John MCLEISH, DAVID I, Robert BRUCE, Sir Walter RALEIGH, KING EDWARD I   CHAPTER 21. NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS: EXCERPT:  "The first church in our Northampton was gathered in 1661, the congregation then consisting of only eight persons, whose names were Eleazar MATHER, David WILTON, William CLARKE, John STRONG, Henry CUNLIFFE, Hervey WOODWARD, Thomas ROOTE and Thomas HANCHETT." Hon. Calvin COOLIDGE, Hon. Samuel S. CHAMPION, Thomas á  BECKET, Lawrence WASHINGTON, Benjamin FRANKLIN, Henry Wadsworth LONGFELLOW, Mayor Edward LEWIS, KING RICHARD I, John L. BATES, Eleazer MATHER, David WILTON, William CLARKE, John STRONG, Henry CUNLIFFE, Hervey WOODWARD, Thomas ROOTE, Thomas HANCHETT, Richard MATHER, Increase MATHER, Cotton MATHER, John PYNCHON, Elizur HOLYOKE, Samuel CHAPIN, Joseph HAWLEY, Seth POMEROY, Caleb STRONG, Isaac C. BATES, Anne BRADSTREET CHAPTER 22. NORWICH, CONNECTICUT: Daniel C. GILMAN, William C. GILMAN, Arnold H. MILLER, Alderman WILD, Councillor HOWLETT, Thomas BARET, Steven D. MOORE, Margaret Baret HUNTINGTON, Gilbert S. RAYMOND, Mayor Walter RYE, Thomas ADGATE, Simon HUNTINGTON, John POST, Thomas WATERMAN, Christopher HUNGTINGTON, Jr., Major John MASON, UNCAS, MIANTONOMO, Thomas LEFFINGWELL, Bishop LOZINGA, GURNEY Family, Edith CAVELL    CHAPTER 23. PLYMOUTH and SOUTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS: William BREWSTER, William BRADFORD, John ROBINSON, Hon. T. F. BAYARD, John ALDEN, Peregrine WHITE, John HOWLAND, Barbara HOYT, Dorothy BRADFORD, James COLE, MASSASOIT, Edward GRAY, Oliver AMES, J. H. STICKNEY, Charles W. LIVERMORE, John DOANE, Edward WINSLOW, Miles STANDISH, Capt. R. B. FORBES, Rt. Rev. Mandell CREIGHTON, Capt. John SMITH, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, SAMOSET, SQUANTO, Sir John HAWKINS, Sir Humphrey GILBERT, John OXENHAM, Sir Francis DRAKE, Sir Richard GRENVILLE, Sir Walter RALEIGH, John WHITE CHAPTER 24. PORTSMOUTH and RYE, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Martin PRING, David THOMPSON, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Captain John MASON, Captain Walter NEALE, John ODIORNE, Francis JENNINGS / JENNESS, John Scribner JENNESS, Charles Levi WOODBURY, Charles Wesley TUTTLE, Alexander Hamilton LADD, Charles Henry BELL, Eliza Appleton HAVEN, Charlotte Maria HAVEN, Brian PENDLETON, Renald FERNALD, John SHEREBOURN, Richard CUTT, Samuel GAINES, Hon. Wallace HACKETT, Mayor F. G. FOSTER, Captain John SMITH, Rev. John TUCKE, Rev. John BROCK, Henry JAMES, William SHAKESPEARE, Thomas á BECKET, Charles DICKENS, William CODDINGTON, William BRENTON, Thomas HAZARD TABLET PLACED IN GARRISON CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND - IN HONOUR OF CAPTAIN JOHN MASON    CHAPTER 25. SANDWICH, MASSACHUSETTS: EXCERPT:  "During King Philip's War, which resulted in the devastation of so many frontier towns, Sandwich and several other Cape Cod towns invited the dwellers  in the stricken settlements to take refuge with them, for none of the Cape tribes joined with Philip in this uprising, many even serving against him. The friendliness on the part of these Indians was due in no small measure to the work of the Cape Cod missionaries, among whom were Richard BOURNE and Thomas TUPPER of Sandwich. The former settled in the town in 1637, became an instructor to the Mashpee Indians in 1658, and was ordained as a preacher by Eliot and Cotton in 1670."  Col. Charles L. NORTON, Henry B. RUSSELL, Esq., William L. NYE, Esq., J. A. JACOBS, Colonel WING, Edmund FREEMAN, Henry FEAKE, Thomas DEXTER, Edward DILLINGHAM, William WOOD, John CARMAN, Richard CHADWELL, William ALMY, Thomas TUPPER, George KNOTT, Miles STANDISH, John ALDEN, Benjamin NYE, Katherine TUPPER, Elizabeth FREEMAN, Richard BOURNE, Judge Samuel SEWALL, Edward MILTON, Rev. Rowland COTTON, Captain COOK, ATHELSTAN, Thomas á BECKET, EDWARD The BLACK PRINCE      CHAPTER 26. WAREHAM, MASSACHUSETTS: Hon. Thomas Lean SKEWES, Joseph WARREN, William CLARK, Joseph BARTLETT, Josiah MORTON, Isaac LITTLE, Seth POPE, Israel FEARING, Rev. Roland THATCHER, Rev. Josiah COTTON, Horace WALPOLE, EMPRESS MAUD, Baldwin de REDVERS, PRINCE HENRY, Sir Anthony Ashley COOPER CHAPTER 27. WOODSTOCK, VERMONT and CONNECTICUT: James SANDERSON, Rev. John ELIOT, Samuel RUGGLES, Kitnkaboodle, John RUGGLES, John CURTIS, Edward MORRIS, Judge SEWALL, KING ALFRED, Algernon Charles SWINBURNE, Sir Walter SCOTT, John CHURCHILL, K.G., Consuelo VANDERBILT, W. K. VANDERBILT, Esq. CHAPTER 28. WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS: KING CHARLES, Col. Albert WEBB, Hon. John STALLARD, Louis H. BUCKLEY, Charles W. STEVENS, Frederick MIDGLEY, John A. LARKIN, Fredrick H. LUKE, George H. COATES, Arthur B. BRUNELL, John P. HOLMGREN, Peter F. SULLIVAN, Samuel S. GREEN, Nathaniel PAINE, Hon. James LOGAN, Daniel GOOKIN, Edward JOHNSON, Joshua FISHER, Thomas NOYES, Increase NORWELL, Ephriam CURTIS, Captain HENCHAN, Major Jonas RICE, John Davis WASHBURN, Hon. James Russell LOWELL, Hon. W. M. WILLIAMSON, Henry WILLIS, Samuel S. GREEN, KING JOHN, Sir Henry WASHINGTON, Gen. George WASHINGTON, Dean SWIFT, Hon. Arthur CARLTON, Sir William ORPEN    CHAPTER 29. YARMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS: Admiral NELSON, William CROWE, David COPPERFIELD, CHARLES II, Governor WINTHROP, Herbert de LOZENGA, Rev. Marmaduke MATTHEWS, Rev. John MILLER, Rev. Thomas THORNTON, Rev. John COTTON, Antony THACHER, Thomas HOWES, John CROW, Hon. Thomas C. THACHER, Henry C. THACHER, Richard SEARS, Dorothy THACHER, John Bourchier SEARS, Marie L. VAN EGMONT, Ann Bourchier KNYVET, Daniel SEARS, Knyvet SEARS, Paul SEARS, Sylas SEARS, Adam SARE, John SAYER, Philip Howes SEARS, Mary M. BRAY LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS - PART I PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS MAP OF ENGLAND SHOWING ENGLISH TOWNS MENTIONED IN PART I PILGRIM FATHERS MEMORIAL, SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND BARBICAN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND MAYFLOWER TABLET TABLET AND INSCRIPTION ON THE WALL OF THE BARBICAN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND PLYMOUTH HOE, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND TABLET PLACED NEAR THE SUPPOSED LANDING PLACE OF THE PILGRIMS,           PROVINCETOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PILGRIM MEMORIAL TOWER, TOWN HILL, PROVINCETOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PLYMOUTH ROCK, PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS BURIAL HILL, PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS PILGRIM MONUMENT, PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS REMAINS OF THE WRECK OF THE ENGLISH VESSEL "SPARROWHAWK LEYDEN STREET, PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS PRESENT VIEW OF LEYDEN STREET DELFSHAVEN, HOLLAND ARRIVAL OF THE N.C. 4 AT PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND WALLS OF SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND WEST GATE, SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND WATER GATE, SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND BRECHIN HALL, ANDOVER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS UPPER CLATFORD VILLAGE, NEAR ANDOVER, ENGLAND CHANCERY STREET, ANDOVER, ENGLAND PARISH CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL, BARNSTAPLE, ENGLAND BARNSTAPLE, ENGLAND, SHOWING THE BRIDGE SACRAMENT ROCK, BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS SIR JOHN AND LADY POPHAM MONUMENT IN THE PARISH CHURCH, WELLINGTON,           ENGLAND POPHAM MEMORIAL FORT POPHAM AND SITE OF POPHAM MEMORIAL AT THE MOUTH OF THE KENNEBEC           RIVER "DOUGHBOYS" AT ROMAN BATHS, BATH, ENGLAND BATH, ENGLAND THE ROYAL CRESCENT, BATH, ENGLAND BELFAST, IRELAND HIGH STREET, BELFAST, IRELAND, 1786 CASTLE PLACE, BELFAST, IRELAND, 1843 CLOTH SHIELD IN ROOMS OF LIBERTY LODGE, BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS REPLY OF THANKS FROM BEVERLEY, ENGLAND BEVERLEY MINISTER, BEVERLEY, ENGLAND NORTH BAR, BEVERLEY, ENGLAND MARKET PLACE, BEVERLEY, ENGLAND CABOT TOWER, BRANDON HILL, BRISTOL, ENGLAND PRING MEMORIAL, BRISTOL, ENGLAND BRISTOL, ENGLAND WEST VIEW OF CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND HARVARD MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND WINDOW, ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, SOUTHWARK,           LONDON HARVARD MEMORIAL WINDOW, CHAPEL OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE,           ENGLAND HARVARD HOUSE, EARLY HOME OF JOHN HARVARD'S MOTHER, STRATFORD-ON-AVON,           ENGLAND GRANITE SHAFT TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN HARVARD CUP GIVEN TO EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND CHURCH AND PRIORY OF STE. MARIE OVERIE (NOW ST. SAVIOUR'S), SOUTHWARK,           LONDON HARVARD COLLEGE, 1726 ROYAL DOCK YARD, CHATHAM, ENGLAND PROSPECT OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL NAVY "MAYFLOWER" INSCRIPTION IN FRONT OF THE OLD TWIN LIGHTS, CHATHAM,           MASSACHUSETTS BOULDER AND TABLET MARKING THE PROBABLE GRAVE OF WILLIAM NICKERSON,           CHATHAM, MASSACHUSETTS CHELMSFORD, ENGLAND ALL SAINTS CHURCH, CHELMSFORD, MASSACHUSETTS CHELMSFORD, ENGLAND, AND THE RIVER CHELMER ST. MARY'S CHURCH, CHELMSFORD, ENGLAND "NEW BEDFORD FIFTY YEARS AGO" (1808) EAST VIEW OF BEDFORD BRIDGE, 1790 REPLY FROM DARTMOUTH, ENGLAND BEDFORDSHIRE GOSNOLD MEMORIAL LANDING OF BARTHOLOMEW GOSNOLD DARTMOUTH, ENGLAND, AND THE HARBOUR DARTMOUTH, ENGLAND, SHOWING DARTMOUTH CASTLE BIRTH OF THE WHALING INDUSTRY, NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS JOHN BUNYAN'S COTTAGE, ELSTOW, NEAR BEDFORD, ENGLAND SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE COURT-HOUSE, DEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION BUST OF REV. JOHN ROGERS "VALE OF DEDHAM," ENGLAND DEDHAM STREET, DEDHAM, ENGLAND DEDHAM CHURCH, ENGLAND DEDHAM, ENGLAND TABLETS IN FIRST PARISH CHURCH, DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS "THE NEW HOSPITAL," PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND MEETING HOUSE HILL, DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, 1847 ANCIENT ROMAN PAVEMENT AT ENTRANCE OF THE DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL,           DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS HANGMAN'S COTTAGE, DORCHESTER, ENGLAND BIRTHPLACE OF SIR THOMAS HARDY, BOCKHAMPTON, DORCHESTER, ENGLAND ST. PETER'S CHURCH, DORCHESTER, ENGLAND TABLET IN THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST. PETER'S, DORCHESTER, ENGLAND REMAINS OF THE HOUSE IN DORCHESTER, ENGLAND, IN WHICH REV. JOHN WHITE           LIVED HIGH STREET WEST, DORCHESTER, ENGLAND PIECES OF BREAD AND CORN-COB BROUGHT TO DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, IN 1630 VIEW OF PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN, IRELAND BLARNEY CASTLE CASTLE OF DUBLIN FALMOUTH, ENGLAND ALBUM PRESENTED IN 1892 BY THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL OF GLOUCESTER,           ENGLAND, TO GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE ALBUM PRESENTED BY GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND, TO           GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS TABLET AT STAGE FORT PARK, GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS LARGER VIEW OF TABLET ON ROCK AT STAGE FORT PARK, GLOUCESTER,           MASSACHUSETTS PORTUGUESE CHURCH, GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS STAGE FORT, FIRST SETTLEMENT AT GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, 1623 ROGER CONANT HOUSE, FIRST HOUSE ERECTED IN GLOUCESTER, AT STAGE FORT, 1623 GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS ANCIENT WEST GATE HOUSE AND BRIDGE, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND COLLEGE COURT, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND CITY OF GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND, AND GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL FROM THE RIVER           SEVERN DOCKS OF GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND WINTHROP FAMILY TOMB, GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND PIECES OF STAINED GLASS FROM GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND EAST WINDOW, GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND, 1875 SOUTH WINDOW, GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND, 1880 REV. THOMAS HOOKER AND HIS CONGREGATION ON THEIR LONG JOURNEY FROM           NEWTOWNE (NOW CAMBRIDGE) TO FOUND HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ALL SAINTS CHURCH, HERTFORD, ENGLAND MAYOR, ALDERMEN AND COUNCILMEN OF HERTFORD, ENGLAND PORT HILL, HERTFORD, ENGLAND MONUMENTS IN CENTER CHURCH BURYING GROUND, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, TO           THE MEMORY OF ITS EARLY SETTLERS HERTFORD CASTLE, HERTFORD, ENGLAND TABLET IN ST. NICHOLAS HALL, HERTFORD, ENGLAND FLAGSTONE FROM A STREET IN HARWICH, ENGLAND HARWICH, ENGLAND OLD MEETING HOUSE, OFTEN CALLED "THE OLD SHIP CHURCH," HINGHAM,           MASSACHUSETTS, ERECTED 1681 HINGHAM, ENGLAND ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR OF HINGHAM MEMORIAL TOWER REAR VIEW OF THE TOWER, HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS MOUNTING BLOCK NEAR VILLAGE GREEN, HINGHAM, ENGLAND BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN THE PARISH CHURCH, HINGHAM, ENGLAND SCENE ON VILLAGE COMMON, HINGHAM, ENGLAND TRINITY CHURCH, MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS MELROSE, SCOTLAND CHANCEL AND EAST WINDOW, MELROSE ABBEY, SCOTLAND MELROSE ABBEY, FOUNDED BY DAVID I, KING OF SCOTLAND THE ELEANOR CROSS, NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND ANCESTRAL HOME OF THE FAMILY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, SULGRAVE,           NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND VIEWS OF MARKET SQUARE, NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS, SHOWING MAIN STREET, 1838 NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 1842 FOUNDERS' MONUMENT, NORWICH, CONNECTICUT TABLET ON ODIORNE'S POINT, RYE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, OPPOSITE NEWCASTLE TABLET IN GARRISON CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND TABLET ON STAR ISLAND, ISLES OF SHOALS, OFF THE COAST OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ST. SEPULCHRE CHURCH, LONDON HOUSE IN RYE, ENGLAND, IN WHICH HENRY JAMES LIVED FROM 1898 TO 1916 MERMAID STREET, RYE, ENGLAND, SHOWING MERMAID INN PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND, 1825 SANDWICH, ENGLAND - SANDOWN ROAD CATTLE MARKET AND TOWN HALL, SANDWICH, ENGLAND NYE FAMILY BOULDER, SANDWICH, MASSACHUSETTS "SADDLE" ROCK, SANDWICH, MASSACHUSETTS "PILLION" ROCK, SANDWICH, MASSACHUSETTS BARBICAN, SANDWICH, ENGLAND STRAND STREET, SANDWICH, ENGLAND ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH, WAREHAM, ENGLAND TOW PATH, SOUTH BRIDGE AND TRINITY CHURCH TOWER, WAREHAM, ENGLAND NORTH STREET, WAREHAM, ENGLAND ST. JAMES CHURCH, WOODSTOCK, VERMONT WOODSTOCK, ENGLAND, SHOWING PARK STREET AND MARKET PLACE WEST VIEW OF THE CITY OF WORCESTER, ENGLAND WORCESTER, ENGLAND SUIT OF ARMOUR USED IN THE BATTLE OF WORCESTER NORTHEAST VIEW OF WORCESTER CATHEDRAL, ENGLAND, 1789 ALL SAINTS CHURCH, WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS RELICS FROM WORCESTER CATHEDRAL, WORCESTER, ENGLAND FRIAR STREET, WORCESTER, ENGLAND WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS (MAIN STREET) THE QUAY, YARMOUTH, ENGLAND GREY FRIARS ROW, YARMOUTH, ENGLAND MARKET PLACE, YARMOUTH, ENGLAND MONUMENT TO RICHARD SEARS, YARMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Title Page - Part II DESCRIPTION - PART II LIST OF CHAPTERS CHAPTER 1. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS; Hon. Meaburn STANILAND, John Lewis CLARK, Esq., Mayor John P. BIGELOW, Rev. John COTTON, Hon. Andrew J. PETERS, A. Cooke YARBOROUGH, Hon. Joseph STORY, Hon. Frederick O. PRINCE, G. B. BLENKIN, Alfred J. OGSTON, Esq., Hon. George W. COLEMAN, Elder William BREWSTER, Richard BELLINGHAM, Rev. Paul Revere FROTHINGHAM, Stephen HOPKINS, Hon. Edward EVERETT, George PEABODY, Joshua BATES, Russell STURGIS, John WINTHROP, Thomas DUDLEY, Isaac JOHNSON, John WILSON, John LEVERETT, Sir Henry VANE, Thomas OLIVE, Jeremiah DUMMER, Ezekiel CHEEVER, John DAVENPORT, Simon and Anne BRADSTREET, Anne HUTCHINSON, Robert Treat PAINE, John Quincy ADAMS, Rev. Nathaniel L. FROTHINGHAM, Gov. Thomas HUTCHINSON, Dr. Charles E. PARK, Rev. A. G. PEASTON, H. Barron CLARK, F. KIME, John W. BARTOL, Henry H. EDES, John W. DENNY, Rev. Dr. Rufus ELLIS, Rev. Phillips BROOKS, Rev. Arthur STANLEY, Peter HARRISON, Arthur B. ELLIS, Esq., Richard BELL, T. R. SULLIVAN, Rev. William S. KEY, John Cabourn SIMONDS, Oliver Wendell HOLMES, James Russell LOWELL, Francis PARKMAN, Hon. James ELEY, Grenville H. NORCROSS, Hon. William BEDFORD, Hon. T. F. BAYARD, Rev. Dr. DUNNING, Rev. William LAWRENCE, Rev. George W. SHINN, Margaret TILNEY, William BLACKSTONE, John ODLIN CHAPTER 2. ATHOL, MASSACHUSETTS; Col. John MURRAY, Frank E. WING, Esq., John 7th Duke of Atholl K. T., Marquess of Tullibardine, James HOGG, Robert BRUCE, Rev. James HUMPHREYS CHAPTER 3. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS; Excerpt:       "The first actual settlement within the bounds of the original town of Attleboro was in the neighborhood of the Baptist meeting-house and was begun by John WOODCOCK and his sons soon after the first division of lands. In May 1676, while his sons were at work in a cornfield near the house, they were surprised by Indians, and one son, Nathaniel, was killed. Attleboro was incorporated as a township October 19, 1694, but the first town meeting on record appears to have been held in 1696 at which time John WOODCOCK and John ROGERS were chosen to manage the affairs of the township, other names identified with the early history of the town being Daniel SHEPPISON, John CALLENDAR, John LANE, George ROBINSON, David FREEMAN, Anthony SPRAGUE and Daniel JENKS. One Thomas DOGGETT came to this country from Attleborough, England, and he is supposed to be a brother of John, the first ancestor in this country of the DAGGETTS (the present way of spelling the family name) of Massachusetts and Connecticut. This John DOGGETT came over in Winthrop’s fleet in 1630. Another early settler who came from Attleborough, England, was John SUTTON, whose daughter Anne became the wife of John DOGGETT. Thomas MAYHEW, who was listed as “a merchant,” was born in Southampton, England, and was also one of the early settlers of Attleboro." William BLACKSTONE, Roger WILLIAMS, Captain Thomas WILLETT, Miles STANDISH, Col. Marinus WILLETT, John WOODCOCK, John ROGERS, Daniel SHEPPISON, John CALLENDAR, John LANE, George ROBINSON, David FREEMAN, Anthony SPRAGUE, Daniel JENKS, Thomas DOGGETT, John SUTTON, John DOGGETT, Thomas MAYHEW, Col. Obed ROBINSON, Otis ROBINSON, Milton BARROWS, Hon. Harold E. SWEET, Rev. John WHITEHILL, Major Everett S. HORTON, Louis J. LAMB, John HARRISON CHAPTER 4. BIDDEFORD, MAINE; Captain Richard VINES, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Martin PRING, Captain George WEYMOUTH, John PARKER, Sir Richard GRENVILLE CHAPTER 5. BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS; Captain WOLLASTON, Thomas MORTON, James OLMSTEDD, J. TALCOTT, Dr. GOODWYN, Thomas HOOKER, Joseph LOOMYS ( LUMMYS - LOOMIS ), Lionel COPELEY, Nicholas BOND, Captain John SMITH, John RAY, Benjamin ALLEN, Sir William TILBURY, Samuel DALE CHAPTER 6. BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS; Miles STANDISH, Deacon Samuel EDSON, John HOWARD, Rev. Paul COUCH, Hon. Jesse PERKINS, Rev. Darius FORBES, Hon. John E. HOWARD, Rev. Baalis SANFORD, Rev. Nathaniel WHITMAN, Rev. David BRIGHAM, Rev. Claudius BRADFORD, Hon. John REED CHAPTER 7. BRIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS; Samuel Willis POMEROY, Gorham PARSONS, Stephen DANA, Thomas DANA, Daniel BOWEN CHAPTER 8. COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT; William L. HIGGINS, W. F. WYLEY, John S. CHAMPLIN, John DAVENPORT, Dean BEAUMONT, Theophilus EATON, Canon BEAUMONT, Nathan HALE, Major Elias BUEL, Captain Peter BUEL, George ELIOT, Thomas PIGEON, Michael DRAYTON, Ann SEWELL, William SEWELL CHAPTER 9. DOVER, MASSACHUSETTS; Major Evelyn WRENCH, M. BLERIOT, H. J. TAYLOR Esq., Reginald E. KNOCKER Esq., J. Bavington JONES, Walter EMDEN CHAPTER 10. EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE; Rev. John WHEELWRIGHT, Godfrey DEARBORN, Oliver CROMWELL, Rev. Samuel DUDLEY, Governor Thomas DUDLEY, John PHILLIPS, Samuel PHILLIPS, Daniel WEBSTER, Edward EVERETT, General Lewis CASS, William H. FOLSOM, Mr. Joseph S. FORD, S. Sidney SMITH Esq., Mr. H. Lloyd PARRY CHAPTER 11. FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS; Rev. James Holme PILKINGTON, Peter N. EVERETT Esq., Mr. John M. MERRIAM, Thomas DANFORTH, Nicholas DANFORTH, Rev. Josiah H. TEMPLE, Thomas HOWARD, John Sell COTMAN, Richard GREEN, John de FRAMLINGHAM, Francis FRAMLINGHAM, Dr. Henry SAMPSON, Henry HOWARD, Henry FITZROY CHAPTER 12. GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT; Charles BRANDON, John MEAD, Joseph MEAD, George HUBBARD, Robert HUSTED, Robert FEAKS, Captain Daniel PATRICK, General Israel PUTNAM, Thomas MERRITT CHAPTER 13. HAVERILL, MASSACHUSETTS; Hon. Daniel GURTEEN Jr., Miss Grace GURTEEN, Hon. Thomas E. BURNHAM, Rev. John WARD, Hon. William H. MOODY, Hon. Leverett SALTONSTALL, Nathaniel SALTONSTALL, Hon. Albert L. BARTLETT, Rev. F. T. INGALLS, Rev. Nathaniel WARD CHAPTER 14. HULL, MASSACHUSETTS; Roger CLAP, John PRINCE, John BRADFORD, Elder BREWSTER, Rev. Ezekiel ROGERS, William PENN, Andrew MARVELL, John MILTON, William WILBERFORCE CHAPTER 15. IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS; Sir Daniel GODDARD, Hon. William F. PAUL, Rev. Thomas Franklin WATERS, John MAY, John HEARD, Rev. John A. PATTON, Arthur GODDARD, Mrs. Ann NELSON, Daniel DeFOE, Clara REEVES, David GARRICK, Captain John SMITH, John WINTHROP Jr., Rev. Nathaniel WARD, John WARD, Nathaniel ROGERS, John ROGERS, Richard SALTONSTALL, Thomas HART, Richard T. CRANE, Ezekiel CHEEVER, Joseph H. CHOATE, Richard T. CRANE   CHAPTER 16. LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS; C. F. SEWARD, Edward BRECK, John PRESCOTT, Thomas KING, Harmon GARRETT, Thomas SKIDMORE, Stephen DAYE, Senator George F. HOAR, John FAIRBANKS, Lydia PRESCOTT, Rev. Joseph ROWLANDSON, John WHITING, Rev. Nathaniel THAYER, Edward Hamilton SEARS, George M. BARTOL, Roger of Poictou, John the Gaunt PRESCOTT TABLET IN OLD BURYING-FIELD, LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS, IN MEMORY OF JOHN PRESCOTT OF LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND, FOUNDER OF THE NEW ENGLAND LANCASTER, AND FIRST SETTLER OF WORCESTER COUNTY CHAPTER 17. LINCOLN, MASSACHUSETTS; Phillips BROOKS, Rev. Dr. DUNNING, John ROBINSON, Bishop REMIGIUS, Hon. Chambers RUSSELL, Rev. William LAWRENCE, John HOAR, Edward FLINT, Stephen WESTON, Benjamin BROWN   CHAPTER 18. LONDONDERRY, NEW HAMPSHIRE; Rev. Dr. William McCLURE, R. C. MACK Esq., John WHEELWRIGHT, Rev. Mr. MacGREGOR, Elias Hasket DERBY, Murtagh O’BRIAN, George WALKER   CHAPTER 19. LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS; Excerpt:      "The first settlement in the town, which was called 'Saugus' or 'Saugust,' was made nine years after the landing of the Pilgrims, and the first five men to whom is given the honour of making the settlement are Edmund and Francis INGALLS, William DIXEY and John and William WOOD. These pioneers were with Captain John ENDICOTT's colony, which came to Salem in 1628 and, as it has been expressed, 'strayed over' to Lynn the following year." Emmanuel DOWNING, Edmund INGALLS, Francis INGALLS, William DIXEY, John WOOD, William WOOD, Captain John ENDICOTT, Rev. Samuel WHITING, Sir John WHITING, James WHITING, Oliver ST. JOHN, Hon. William WHITING, William WHYTYNGE, Joshua GREEN, Rev. Louis DE CORMIS, Hon. Roland G. USHER, John DURST, Mayor George D. SANDERSON, Mayor Thomas A. SEPPINGS, Rev. Edward J. ALVIS, John COULTON, Robert BROOKS, Mayor Walter S. RAMSDELL, Captain Robert GORGES, John OLDHAM, Thomas DEXTER, Daniel DeFOE, Oliver CROMWELL, Herbert de LOSINGA, George VANCOUVER, Joseph REDNAP, Francis INGALLS, Philip KERTLAND, John Adam DAGYR, William ROSE, Esther JENKES, Joseph JENKES   CHAPTER 20. MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS; Hon. Charles L. DEAN, Edward A. FITCH, Joseph HILLS, John WAYTE, Richard PRATT, John PRATT, Thomas RUCK, Marmaduke MATTHEWS, Rev. William CUNNINGHAM, Lawrence WASHINGTON   CHAPTER 21. MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE; Isaac HUSE, Charles BEHRENS, G. H. ASHEAD Esq., Charles K. WALKER, Hon. John HYDE, John LANGDON, Judge Samuel BLODGET, Major General John STARK, W. H. McELWAIN COMPANY, Hon. Edwin F. JONES, Henry DUNSTER, Samuel GROTON, Obadiah HOLMES   CHAPTER 22. MEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS; Matthew CRADOCK, Captain John SMITH, Bartholomew GOSNOLD, Thomas BROOKS, John BROOKS, Peter Chardon BROOKS, Rev. Charles BROOKS   CHAPTER 23. NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Mrs. Louisa P. HOPKINS, Dr. Samuel C. BARTLETT, Judge Samuel SEWALL, Mayor Benjamin Perley POORE, Rev. Thomas PARKER, Rev. Benjamin WOODBRIDGE, William HALL, H. Burke GODWIN, Walter MONEY, Bartholomew YATES, Mayor Alfred CAMP, Rev. Glenn Tilley MORSE, Rev. Mr. TITMARSH, Col. Joseph COFFIN, William WOOD, Nicholas NOYES, James NOYES, Daniel PIERCE, Thomas NOYES, Henry SEWALL, Caleb MOODY, Anthony MORSE, Captain Stephen GREENLEAF, Richard DUMMER, Colonel KENT, Edward RAWSON, Moses BROWN, Joshua BROWN, Josiah BARTLETT, Benjamin Perley POORE, Timothy DEXTER, “JACK of NEWBURY”, Sir John THROCKMORTON, John COXETER, John MARSHALL, King STEPHEN, Lord FALKLAND, George SANGER STONE MARKING LANDING PLACE OF THE FIRST SETTLERS, 1635, ON PARKER RIVER, NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS   CHAPTER 24. NEWCASTLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE; Mr. H. M. CURTIS, Mr. Henry STARR, Captain BOKENHAM, Francis TUCKER, Theodore ADKINSON, Sampson SHEAFE, Thomas SHEFF, Marion SHEFF, Samuel WENTWORTH CHAPTER 25. NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT; Captain John ENDICOTT, Gov. John WINTHROP, Rev. Thomas PETERS, Hugh PETERS, Sir Richard SALTONSTALL, Henry WINTHROP, Hon. Elihu ROOT, Bela L. PRATT, Master Henry C. WINTHROP Jr., Gov. Fitz-John WINTHROP, Lieut. Gov. WOLCOTT, Rev. S. Leroy BLAKE, Rev. Richard BLINMAN, Rev. Thomas HOOKER, George Parsons LATHROP, Dr. J. F. MUIRHEAD, John HARVARD, George WASHINGTON, Mr. Lloyd GEORGE, Captain John SMITH, Roger WILLIAMS, Henry HUDSON, Rev. Phillips BROOKS, Viscount HOWE, General BURGOYNE, General GATES, Ralph Waldo EMERSON, William EMERSON, Washington IRVING, Henry JAMES, George PEABODY, POCAHONTAS, John ROLFE, Captain John SMITH, Edgar Allan POE, Benjamin WEST, J. M. WHISTLER, John Quincy ADAMS, Louisa ADAMS, Theodore ROOSEVELT, Edith Kermit CAREW, Charles CHAUNCEY, Francis HODSON, Charles HODSON, Edward HODSON   CHAPTER 26. OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS; Hugh CAMPBELL, William STOUGHTON, Joseph DUDLEY, Robert THOMPSON, Gabriel BERNON, Pierre BEAUDOIN, James BOWDOIN, Benjamin FANEUIL, Peter FANEUIL, Andre SIGOURNAIS, Andrew Wolcott SIGOURNEY, Miss Myrtis S. SIGOURNEY, Mrs. William Bacon SCOFIELD, Clara BARTON, Richard OLNEY, Eathered EALDORMAN, William CHAMPEAUX, Sir Charles WREN, Edmund IRONSIDE, Richard COEUR-DE-LION, KING JOHN, Cecil RHODES   CHAPTER 27. READING, MASSACHUSETTS; John POOLE, Nicholas BROWN, William COWDREY, Thomas PARKER, Thomas MARSHALL, John PEARSON, John DAMON, Jonas EATON, Richard WALKER, John WILEY, Thomas KENDALL, Hon. Owen RIDLEY, Chester W. EATON Esq., Miss Emma Florence EATON, Mr. Philip H. TURNER, Henry d’ESSEX, Robert de MONTFORD, William PENN, John BUNYAN, Lord READING, Cyrus WAKEFIELD CHAPTER 28. ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS; Rev. L. D. HILDYARD, Rev. Ezekiel ROGERS, Rev. Richard ROGERS, Rev. John ROGERS, Daniel ROGERS, Rev. John WILSON, Rev. Samuel PHILLIPS, John TRUMBLE, William STICKNEY, Maximilian JEWETT, Joseph JEWETT, John PEARSON, Rev. H. C. T. HILDYARD, Sir Ralph ELLEKER, William ELLEKER, Robert ELLEKER, Rev. Robert HILDYARD   CHAPTER 29. SALISBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Roger EASTMAN, Christopher BATT, Abigail EASTMAN, Daniel WEBSTER, Sir Walter RALEIGH, Oliver CROMWELL, Samuel PEPYS, Anthony TROLLOPE, Francis BARDWELL Esq., Hopestill LAYLAND, Thomas HOLBROOK, Nicholas WOOD (or WOODS ), Henry ADAMS, Robert H. LELAND, Lorin ANDREWS Esq., L. N. PARKER Esq., Richard PARKER, Louis Napoleon PARKER Esq., ROGER of CAEN, John HULL CHAPTER 30. SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS; Excerpt:      "Springfield possesses the original declaration dated May 14, 1636, under which the settlement was begun, a few settlers, however, having occupied the lands near here a year or two before. The names of the earliest settlers are William PYNCHON, Miles MORGAN, Henry SMITH, Elizur HOLYOKE, Henry BURT, Lieutenant Thomas COOPER, John PYNCHON, Deacon Samuel CHAPIN, and Richard SIKES."   William PYNCHON, W. F. ADAMS, Esq., Miles MORGAN, Henry SMITH, Elizur HOLYOKE, Henry BURT, Lieutenant Thomas COOPER, John PYNCHON, Deacon Samuel CHAPIN, Richard SIKES, Rev. George MOXON, Chester W. CHAPIN Esq., Charles H. BARROWS Esq. OLD VIEW OF COURT SQUARE, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER 31. STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT; Oliver Wendell HOLMES, Henry IRVING, James Russell LOWELL, George W. CHILDS, Washington IRVING, Anne HATHAWAY, Nathaniel HAWTHORNE, John G. COOPER, John HARVARD, P. T. BARNUM, Birdseye BLAKEMAN, Rev. Adam BLAKEMAN, Dea. John BIRDSEYE, William BEARDSLEY, Mrs. Margaret BEARDSLEY De LACOUR, Thomas WELLES, John WELLES, Elizabeth FOOTE, John DENING, Sir John BERROD, Elizabeth CURTISS, Frederic Haines CURTISS, John CURTIS, William CURTIS, John CORTEIS, Eustace CURTISS of Malestock, Thomas ALSOP, Richard BOOTH, Judge Howard J. CURTIS, Rev. N. Ellsworth CORNWALL, Rev. G. ARBUTHNOT, Mr. H. Snowden WARD, Arthur POWELL, Thomas QUINCY, Judith SHAKESPEARE, Louise de Forest SHELTON   CHAPTER 32. SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Dr. Brooke HERFORD, Walter HAYNES, Peter NOYCE, John BLANDFORD, John BENT, John RUTTER, SIMON of SUDBURY, Wat TYLER, Thomas CARTER, Thomas GAINSBOROUGH   CHAPTER 33. TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS; Judge H. BENNETT, Mayor William Alfred WRENN, Edward WINSLOW, Stephen HOPKINS, King MASSASOIT, Richard WILLIAMS, Elisabeth POOL, Edward LEBAULT, James Russell LOWELL, Henry FIELDING, Wilfred MARSHALL, Thomas I. PERRY, Mayor COUGHLIN, Thomas CHAUCER, Geoffrey CHAUCER   CHAPTER 34. TOPSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS; TOPPA, Samuel SYMONDS, Zaccheus GOULD, William PERKINS, William TOWNE, William HOWARD, Francis PEABODY, John WILDE, Thomas BAKER, John WINTHROP Jr., Rev. Joseph CAPEN, John APPLETON, Mr. George Francis DOW, “Goodman” NELAND, Nehemiah KNEELAND   CHAPTER 35. WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS; William BROWN, Samuel LIVERMORE, Daniel BENJAMIN, John PAGE, Samuel BIGELOW, Allen FLAGG, Jonathan SANDERSON, Christopher GORE, Nathaniel P. BANKS, Rev. John ELIOT, Earl HAROLD, Thomas FULLER, Master CRESSY, William PAINE, John LIVERMORE, Jonas DIX, Theodore LYMAN, Isaac STERNS, William WELLINGTON   CHAPTER 36. WARWICK, MASSACHUSETTS and WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND; Samuel GORTON, Randall HOLDEN, John GREENE, Francis WESTON, Robert, Earl of Warwick, Lord High Admiral, Henry W. MARSH Esq., Mr. Herbert H. WHITE, Dr. Edward H. NICHOLS, Dr. W. E. FAULKNER, Dr. David CHEEVER, Dr. Daniel F. JONES, Dr. Carl W. ROBINSON, Dr. Benjamin K. EMERSON, Dr. Hugh CABOT, Sir John TALBOT, Sir Walter SCOTT, Nathaniel HAWTHORNE, THACKERAY, DICKENS, George ELIOT, Thomas BEAUCHAMP, Randall HOLDEN, Richard BEAUCHAMP, Robert DUDLEY, Samuel NEWALL   CHAPTER 37. WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS; Sir Richard SALTONSTALL, Hon. Leverett SALTONSTALL, Thomas de SALTONSTALL, Frederick II Earl of Guilford, Rev. George PHILLIPS, James Russell LOWELL CHAPTER 38. WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS; Judge Louis A. COOK, John ENDICOTT, Richard CLARK, Mrs. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN, Hon. Austen CHAMBERLAIN, Captain HARDY, Sir Humphrey GILBERT, William BLACKSTONE, Robert GORGES, Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Rev. Mr. HALL, Abigail (SMITH) ADAMS, Henry ADAMS, John ALLEN, Robert ABELL, Stephen FRENCH, John GLOVER, Edmond HART, James PARKER, Thomas RICHARDS, Thomas RAWLINS, Clement BRIGGS, Richard SYLVESTER, Clement WEAVER, John RUSSELL, King ATHELSTAN, King ETHELRED CHAPTER 39. WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS; Sir Walter RALEIGH, Jane AUSTEN, Izaak WALTON, Edward CONVERSE, John HARVARD CHAPTER 40. WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS; Rev. Edward G. PORTER, Judge Edward F. JOHNSON, Hon. George RUSSELL, John RUSSELL, Major General Robert SEDGWICK, Charles GOODYEAR, Benjamin THOMPSON, John FISKE, President Dr. MACLAURIN, Charles W. ELIOT, Loammi BALDWIN, Grover CLEVELAND   CHAPTER 41. YORK, MAINE; Sir Ferdinando GORGES, Thomas GORGES, Christopher LEVETT, John ENDICOTT, Percival LEVETT, Rev. Shubael DUMMER, Colonel William PRESCOTT, Captain John LINZEE, William Hickling PRESCOTT, Susan AMORY, Rev. Nathaniel Langdon FROTHINGHAM. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS MAY SHEEP FAIR, BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND MAP OF ENGLAND SHOWING ENGLISH TOWNS MENTIONED IN PART I AND PART II ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH, BOSTON, ENGLAND SMALL BOX SENT IN 1919 TO HON. ANDREW J. PETERS, MAYOR OF BOSTON, NEW           ENGLAND, BY HIS WORSHIPFUL A. COOKE YARBOROUGH, MAYOR OF OLD BOSTON,           ENGLAND OLD SEALS OF BOSTON, ENGLAND MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND, TO THE MAYOR OF BOSTON,           MASSACHUSETTS SECTION OF RAILING FROM THE GUILDHALL, BOSTON, ENGLAND MEMORIAL TO JOHN COTTON IN THE FIRST CHURCH, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS COTTON CHAPEL (FORMERLY CALLED FOUNDERS CHAPEL) IN ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH,           BOSTON, ENGLAND BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND TRACERY WINDOW FROM ST. BOTOLPH'S IN THE CLOISTER OF TRINITY CHURCH,           BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS MEMORIAL TABLET IN COTTON CHAPEL, ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH, ENGLAND LOVING CUP, FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION OF BOSTON, ENGLAND COAT OF ARMS OF BOSTON, ENGLAND TABLET IN GUILDHALL, BOSTON, ENGLAND THE GUILDHALL, BOSTON, ENGLAND THE PULPIT IN ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH, BOSTON, ENGLAND FIGURE OF ST. BOTOLPH ON ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH, BOSTON, ENGLAND BOSTON, ENGLAND, FROM THE TOWER OF ST. BOTOLPH'S CHURCH BOSTON, ENGLAND STATUE OF ANNE HUTCHINSON IN THE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS TABLET ON BOSTON COMMON RECORDING ITS PURCHASE FROM WILLIAM BLACKSTONE,           FIRST SETTLER IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS THE OLD STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, ATHOL, MASSACHUSETTS BLAIR CASTLE, BLAIR ATHOLL, PERTHSHIRE, SCOTLAND WILLIAM BLACKSTONE MEMORIAL IN LONSDALE, RHODE ISLAND ST. MARY'S CHURCH, ATTLEBOROUGH, ENGLAND SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS STONE IN SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS MEMORIAL TABLET AT WINTER HARBOUR, NOW BIDDEFORD POOL, MAINE BIDEFORD, ENGLAND TABLET PLACED BY THE QUINCY CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN           REVOLUTION, IN QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS BRAINTREE, ESSEX, ENGLAND BRIDGEWATER, ENGLAND BRIGHTON, ENGLAND A RECENT VIEW OF BRIGHTON, ENGLAND COVENTRY, ENGLAND THE DAVENPORT HOUSE, COVENTRY, ENGLAND EFFIGY OF PEEPING TOM, KING'S HEAD HOTEL, COVENTRY, ENGLAND DOVER, ENGLAND EMBARKATION OF HENRY VIII AT DOVER IN 1520 DOVER CASTLE, DOVER, ENGLAND REPLICA OF THE COAT OF ARMS OF EXETER, ENGLAND, IN THE ADMINISTRATION           BUILDING OF PHILLIPS-EXETER ACADEMY, EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OF PHILLIPS-EXETER ACADEMY, EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE EXETER CATHEDRAL, EXETER, ENGLAND THE EXE BRIDGE, EXETER, ENGLAND FRAMLINGHAM CHURCH, FRAMLINGHAM, ENGLAND FRAMLINGHAM CASTLE, SUFFOLK, ENGLAND GREENWICH HOSPITAL, GREENWICH, LONDON, ENGLAND, NOW THE ROYAL NAVAL           COLLEGE ADDRESS FROM HAVERHILL, ENGLAND, TO HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS SHIELD SENT BY HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS, TO HAVERHILL, ENGLAND, IN 1890 MEMORIAL TABLET IN THE PARISH CHURCH, HAVERHILL, ENGLAND PARISH CHURCH, HAVERHILL, ENGLAND WITHERSFIELD ROAD, HAVERHILL, ENGLAND HULL, ENGLAND CLOCK PRESENTED TO THE FIRST CHURCH OF IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS ST. MATTHEW'S GATE, IPSWICH, SUFFOLK, ENGLAND GREAT WHITE HORSE HOTEL, IPSWICH, ENGLAND THE ANCIENT HOUSE, IPSWICH, ENGLAND TABLET ON THE SOUTH GREEN, IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS SOUTH VIEW OF THE GATEWAY TOWER OF LANCASTER CASTLE, LANCASTER, ENGLAND PRESCOTT TABLET IN OLD BURYING-FIELD, LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS LINCOLN, ENGLAND, FROM THE RIVER WITHAM A VIEW ON CASTLE HILL, LINCOLN, ENGLAND AN IRISH JAUNTING CAR LONDONDERRY, IRELAND SHAFT OVER THE GRAVE OF REV. SAMUEL WHITING, THE FIRST MINISTER OF LYNN,           MASSACHUSETTS, IN WEST LYNN CEMETERY, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, LYNN REGIS, ENGLAND ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS STONE SENT BY ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, KING'S LYNN LYNN REGIS, NORFOLK, ENGLAND MALDON, ESSEX, ENGLAND ALL SAINTS CHURCH, MALDON, ESSEX, ENGLAND CITY HALL, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND OLD DERRYFIELD MEETING HOUSE MANCHESTER, ENGLAND MEAFORD, STAFFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND ALL SAINTS CHURCH, WEST NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH, NEWBURY, ENGLAND STONE MARKING LANDING PLACE OF THE FIRST SETTLERS, 1635, ON PARKER RIVER           NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS SHIP MONUMENT PLACED ON THE OLDTOWN LOWER GREEN IN NEWBURY,           MASSACHUSETTS NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS, IN 1847, FROM SALISBURY NEWBURY STREET, NEWBURY, ENGLAND JACK OF NEWBURY'S HOUSE, NEWBURY, ENGLAND A STREET IN NEWCASTLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE NEWCASTLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE OLD TOWN GRIST MILL, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT ABRAHAM LINCOLN STATUE OF JOHN WINTHROP, THE YOUNGER, IN NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT A RARE OLD VIEW OF THE TOWER OF LONDON AND THE MINT A RARE OLD VIEW OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND COMMONS, LONDON HUGUENOT MONUMENT, OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS OXFORD, ENGLAND, SHOWING THE CATHEDRAL AND RADCLIFF LIBRARY READING ABBEY, READING ENGLAND ST. GILES'S CHURCH, READING, ENGLAND MONUMENT IN THE OLD CEMETERY IN ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNION CUPS GIVEN BY REV. EZEKIEL ROGERS AND OTHERS IN ROWLEY CHURCH,           ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS TABLET IN ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS ROWLEY, YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND SALISBURY, ENGLAND LONG STREET AND CONDUIT, SHERBORNE, ENGLAND SHERBORNE, ENGLAND, AND SHERBORN, MASSACHUSETTS SHERBORNE CASTLE, SHERBORNE, ENGLAND PYNCHON FAMILY MEMORIAL IN THE PEABODY CEMETERY, SPRINGFIELD,           MASSACHUSETTS ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SPRINGFIELD, ESSEX COUNTY, ENGLAND ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS THE PYNCHON TABLET IN WRITTLE, ENGLAND INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH IN WRAYSBURY, ENGLAND OLD VIEW OF COURT SQUARE, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS SHAKESPEARE FOUNTAIN, STRATFORD-ON-AVON, ENGLAND SHAKESPEARE'S BIRTHPLACE, STRATFORD-ON-AVON, ENGLAND STRATFORD LIBRARY, STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT SHAKESPEARE WINDOW IN THE STRATFORD LIBRARY, STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT GAINSBOROUGH'S BIRTHPLACE IN SUDBURY, ENGLAND JUDGE EDMUND H. BENNETT, FIRST MAYOR OF TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, ON A VISIT           TO DUNSTER CASTLE, NEAR TAUNTON, SOMERSETSHIRE, ENGLAND MONUMENT IN MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS OLD VIEW OF TAUNTON, ENGLAND MESSAGE SENT BY TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, TO TAUNTON, ENGLAND, IN 1889 TAUNTON CASTLE, TAUNTON, ENGLAND TOPPESFIELD, ENGLAND ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, TOPPESFIELD, ENGLAND WALTHAM ABBEY, WALTHAM, ENGLAND WARWICK CASTLE, WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND THE HARVARD SURGICAL UNIT, AT WARWICK CASTLE, WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND LEICESTER HOSPITAL, WARWICK, ENGLAND CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, HALIFAX, YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND NETHER SALTONSTALL, NEAR HALIFAX, ENGLAND THE OLD CHAPEL, OVER SALTONSTALL, NEAR HALIFAX, ENGLAND UNVEILING OF THE JOHN ENDICOTT AND RICHARD CLARK MEMORIAL IN WEYMOUTH,           ENGLAND, IN 1914 BRONZE MEDALLION PLACED ON THE MEMORIAL IN WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND WEYMOUTH BAY, WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND TEMPORARY MEMORIAL PLACED IN WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL, WINCHESTER, ENGLAND WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL, WINCHESTER, ENGLAND HOUSE IN WINCHESTER, ENGLAND, WHERE JANE AUSTEN LIVED AND DIED WINDSOR CASTLE WOBURN ABBEY, WOBURN, ENGLAND TOWN HALL AND GEORGE STREET, WOBURN, ENGLAND YORK, ENGLAND YORK CATHEDRAL, YORK, ENGLAND THE SHAMBLES, YORK, ENGLAND CITY WALLS, YORK, ENGLAND ST. BUDEAUX CHURCH, NEAR PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND, IN WHICH IS THE MEMORIAL TO SIR           FERDINANDO GORGES CHURCH AT LONG ASHTON, ENGLAND, IN WHICH SIR FERDINANDO GORGES WAS           BURIED CROSSED SWORDS OF COLONEL WILLIAM PRESCOTT AND CAPTAIN JOHN LINZEE ~ PLEASE ALLOW TIME FOR IMAGES TO LOAD ~ If an image fails to load, and you see a small box with a red x in it, right click with your mouse on the red x and then click "show picture." MEETING HOUSE HILL, DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, IN 1847 PLYMOUTH ROCK, PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS THE OLD MEETING HOUSE, OFTEN CALLED "THE OLD SHIP CHURCH," HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS MONUMENT TO RICHARD SEARS IN YARMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS GROTON CHURCH, GROTON, ENGLAND PLYMOUTH MONUMENT AT PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS SANDWICH, ENGLAND - SANDOWN ROAD BIDEFORD, ENGLAND WILLIAM BLACKSTONE MEMORIAL IN LONSDALE, RHODE ISLAND, FORMERLY PART OF ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS, NOW PART OF CUMBERLAND, RHODE ISLAND PYNCHON FAMILY MEMORIAL IN THE PEABODY CEMETERY, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WARWICK CASTLE, WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND MONUMENT IN THE OLD CEMETERY IN ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS, IN MEMORY OF REV. EZEKIEL ROGERS, A FOUNDER AND FIRST MINISTER OF THE TOWN, WHO HAD BEEN MINISTER IN ROWLEY, ENGLAND, FOR MANY YEARS. ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SPRINGFIELD, ESSEX COUNTY, ENGLAND, OF WHICH WILLIAM PYNCHON, FOUNDER OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, WAS WARDEN, AND AFTER WHICH ALL SAINTS CHURCH, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, WAS DESIGNED AND NAMES. SHIP MONUMENT PLACED ON THE OLDTOWN LOWER GREEN IN NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, IN HONOUR OF THE EARLY SETTLERS. THEIR LEADER WAS REV. THOMAS PARKER, WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY PREACHED IN NEWBURY, ENGLAND, AND IT WAS OUT OF RESPECT TO HIM THAT THIS NAME WAS GIVEN TO THE MASSACHUSETTS TOWN. THE NAMES OF ALL THE EARLIEST SETTLERS ARE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MEMORIAL. WITHERSFIELD ROAD, HAVERHILL, ENGLAND TABLET PLACED BY THE QUINCY CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, IN QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS, ONCE PART OF BRAINTREE WHERE CAPTAIN WOLLASTON IN 1625 FIRST ESTABLISHED A TRADING POST AT BLACK'S CREEK. FROM HIM WOLLASTON, NEAR QUINCY AND BRAINTREE, RECEIVED ITS NAME STATUE OF ANNE HUTCHINSON IN THE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS OLD DERRYFIELD MEETING HOUSE MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE, WAS ONE TIME CALLED DERRYFIELD BECAUSE THE PEOPLE OF DERRY USED TO PASTURE THEIR COWS THERE MEMORIAL TO JOHN COTTON IN THE FIRST CHURCH, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS SHAFT OVER THE GRAVE OF REV. SAMUEL WHITING, THE FIRST MINISTER OF LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS, IN WEST LYNN CEMETERY, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS TABLET ON THE SOUTH GREEN, IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS, PLACED THERE IN MEMORY OF EZEKIEL CHEEVER, FIRST MASTER OF THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL; ALSO AS A MEMORIAL OF REV. NATHANIEL WARD'S FIRST HOUSE NEARBY, AND ALSO TO COMMEMORATE THE EARLY HOUSES OF RICHARD SALTONSTALL AND REV. NATHANIEL ROGERS, BOTH EARLY SETTLERS IN THIS NEW ENGLAND TOWN ~ please read payment and shipping terms ~ BUYER WILL BE CONTACTED AT CLOSE OF AUCTION PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED BY 10 DAYS FROM END OF AUCTION HIGH BIDDER PAYS SHIPPING. 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