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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

Day: February 20, 1728

February 20, 1728

1728 February 20 (Tuesday).  An Appointment to go to Salem.  Brother Elias and his wife went over.  I rode from Charleston to Mores at Lyn, where I met them.  But sister Willard[1] being gone to Boston we returned back.  Dr. Delhond, etc., in Company.

[1]Parkman’s sister Susanna, wife of Captain Josiah Willard of Salem.

Author Anthony VaverPosted on February 20, 1728August 21, 2018Leave a comment on February 20, 1728

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Why Don’t the Days Listed in the Diary Entries before Sept. 15, 1752 Correspond to the Days on the Calendar above?

In 1752, Great Britain and the American colonies switched from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar, which we use today in a slightly updated form.

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