Records, 1743-1948.

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Records, 1743-1948.

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This collection of local records consists of six land deeds, 1743-1839; a record of epitaphs, 1749-1830; and a record book of the Grafton Female Moral Reform Society, 1838-1867. Also included in the collection are several typed papers, 1916-1948, of the Grafton History Club on various historical subjects relating to Grafton. The collection also contains town documents and historical notes, which had been gathered by William Brigham (1806-1869), lawyer and historian, pertaining especially to the relationship between the proprietors of Grafton and the Nipmuc Indians, and the growth of the community throughout the eighteenth century.

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Gadsden Public Library

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Grafton History Club.

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Brigham, William, 1806-1869

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Grafton Female Moral Reform Society.

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Grafton (Mass.)

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Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts is located eight mile east south-east of Worcester, Mass. It was settled in 1718 and incorporated in 1735. From the description of Records, 1743-1948. (American Antiquarian Society). WorldCat record id: 191259383 ...