J. H. Temple, History of North Brookfield, Massachusetts (1887)

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J. H. Temple, History of North Brookfield, Massachusetts (1887)
type
book
date
1887
reference
pp. 59-69
url
https://archive.org/details/historyofnorthbr00temp
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public

A compiled history of the town, with the early history of Quaboag (Brookfield).

Cited for King Philip's War (research/king-philips-war/): Thomas Millett at Brookfield: "There is evidence that he succeeded Mr. Younglove as minister at Brookfield in 1674 ... He received a grant of a home-lot of 20 acres, and 10 acres of meadow ... was with his wife living in Brookfield June 3, 1675 ... He died early in 1676" (p. 67); and James Hovey, "killed by the Indians Aug. 2, 1675" (p. 67), in the attack on Brookfield. Temple's date for Millett's death is too late: the Ipswich court granted administration of his estate to "Mary Millet, the relict" on 28 Sept 1675 (EQC 6:73).

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  2. title: "J. H. Temple, History of North Brookfield, Massachusetts (1887)"
  3. type: book
  4. date: "1887"
  5. reference: "pp. 59-69"
  6. url: "https://archive.org/details/historyofnorthbr00temp"
  7. seen: original
  8. access: public
  9. ---
  11. A compiled history of the town, with the early history of Quaboag (Brookfield).
  13. Cited for King Philip's War (`research/king-philips-war/`): Thomas Millett at Brookfield: "There is
  14. evidence that he succeeded Mr. Younglove as minister at Brookfield in 1674 ... He received a grant of a
  15. home-lot of 20 acres, and 10 acres of meadow ... was with his wife living in Brookfield June 3, 1675 ...
  16. He died early in 1676" (p. 67); and James Hovey, "killed by the Indians Aug. 2, 1675" (p. 67), in the
  17. attack on Brookfield. Temple's date for Millett's death is too late: the Ipswich court granted
  18. administration of his estate to "Mary Millet, the relict" on 28 Sept 1675 (EQC 6:73).
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