Il Dartmouth Old schizzi storici . athan Russell, un cooper, che auto-ried a cooping in cantina. Egli era il fratello del vecchio William Russell.They è venuto da Nantucket. (Housenow in piedi all'angolo nord-est.) una casa a un piano costruita da GeorgeGlaggon, una shipwright, rettamente eretta dell'ultima casa, di fronte al thewest. Fa parte dell'attuale housenow che vi si erge (la parte sud-ovest), ora appartenente ad Andrew Robe-son. Questo Signore era un colonelin l'esercito continentale rivoluzionario. Dopo la guerra era impiegato come (j) Front Street era originariamente chiamato Orange. Joseph Tabers negozio è

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The Old Dartmouth historical sketches . athan Russell, a cooper, who car-ried on cooping in the cellar. He wasthe brother of old William Russell.They came from Nantucket. (Housenow standing on northeast corner.) A one-story house built by GeorgeGlaggon, a shipwright, standing righteast of the last house, fronting to thewest. It is a part of the present housenow standing there (the southwestpart), now belonging to Andrew Robe-son. This gentleman was a colonelin the Revolutionary Continental army.After the war he was employed as (j) Front street was originally named Orange. Joseph Tabers shop is thestone building on the west side of Front street at the corner of Rose alley. (a) 1 he Robeson candle works was the stone building on east side of Waterstreet corner of Rodman street. (b) Standing on the south side of Butler street now Fast French avenue.(e) Ray street is now Acushne.t avenue. (d) The third house on the west side of Acushnet avenue south of Russell street. (e) This stood near North street. (f) This was Chepaehet. 2G. THE JAMES ALLEN HOUSE.(See Page 2 7.) 27 head boss of the yard to build thefrigate Constitution and for that pur-pose moved his whole family to Bos-ton. He subsequently moved backagain and after moved to Rehoboth.Peter Lewiss wife of this town washis daughter. Building the Constitu-tion spoilt him. A house now belonging to and occu-pied by Susan Maxfield, standing onthe northwest corner of North Secondand North streets. It was built byPatrick Maxfield, the son of TimothyMaxfield, Sr., who lived in Dart-mouth. Patrick was a master marinerand uncle of the present HumphreyMaxfield. He has no posterity. A house on southwest corner ofNorth Second and Maxfield streets, thepresent Humphrey Maxfield house. Itwas built by Zadoc Maxfield, whoowned and occupied it. He was acooper and worked in under part ofit, where his son did. Humphrey washis youngest son. A one-story house on southwest cor-ner of Ray and North streets, nowowned and occupied by James Bat

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