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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

Day: December 2, 1767

December 2, 1767

1767 December 2 (Wednesday).  Billy is not well — he and his, tarry with us, and defer their going to Medfield till after Thanksgiving.  John Maynard here at Eve, and Supps with us — relates Particulars of Thomas Cooks being taken, Examined and let go from Harringtons at Waltham plain: the Said Maynard being there present.

Author Anthony VaverPosted on December 2, 1767July 25, 2018Leave a comment on December 2, 1767

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