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Day: September 13, 1756

September 13, 1756

1756 September 13 (Monday).  Mr. Eliphalet Adams’s little son of 3 and 1/2 dyed of Fever and Flux, as did a little Negro Boy of Lt. Maynards.  [Marginal notation: The Beginning of the sore sickness.]  Mr. Jabez Snow here, and engages to come in a fortnight to work on my window Frames for Kitchin.

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