Early Rehoboth, documented historical studies of families and events in this Plymouth colony township PDF
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m; l. Gc 974.40? R26b GENEALOGY COLLECTION v. Til 1149671 / 6oUz56nX£ T 5 EARLY REHOBOTH \ / - Courtesy of Henry L. Shailuck, Esquire Major Thomas Savage Commander-in-Chief of the Massachusetts Military Expedition to Mount Hope, Plymouth Colony, from 26 June to 19 July 1675. Major Savage’s first wife was a daughter of Ann (Marbury) Hutchinson. In the Antinomian troubles at Boston he was disarmed, and in 1638, moved to Aquid- neck, Rhode Island, where he was one of the first settlers. He soon returned to Boston and lived in the north end of the town near the northerly corner of North and Fleet Streets. He was a tailor and had a shop near Edward Gibbons’ house. This illustration is from a life portrait painted in 1679 when Major Savage was 73 years old. Beneath the arms, in the upper right-hand corner, is the inscription “3Eta:73 :AN°. 1679.” Early cRfhoboth 'Documented Historical Studies of Families and Events in 'This Fly mouth Qolony Township By Richard LeBaron Bowen VOLUME III PRIVATELY PRINTED Rehoboth, Massachusetts 1948 Copyright 1948 By RICHARD LEBARON BOWEN All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America by The Rumford Press, Concord, New Hampshire iv
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