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Day: September 24, 1755

September 24, 1755

1755 September 24 (Wednesday).  I went to Mr. Whipples to See how my Slit work Boards etc. lay — Solomon Baker brought a Load — all the Braces were missing and some other sticks.  Was at Mrs. Hitty Rice’s, and din’d with her.  To Day there is a Muster of Soldiers for Crown Point, at Captain Maynards — the Muster Master being Captain Josiah Richardson of Sudbury.

Author Ebenezer ParkmanPosted on September 24, 1755June 26, 2018Leave a comment on September 24, 1755

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