Account : Hatfield [Mass.], account of expenses on the publique service, 1724.

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Account : Hatfield [Mass.], account of expenses on the publique service, 1724.

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Financial posting and scouting accounts for Hampshire County, Mass. recorded by Colonel Samuel Partridge during the year 1724.

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Samuel Partridge settled in Hatfield, Mass. in 1687 and during the next fifty years became one of the most influential men in western Massachusetts. Among many undertakings, he served in several of the French and Indian Wars, was a judge of the probate court, and a member of his Majesty's Council. At the age of seventy-six Partridge was again put in command of the forces in Hampshire County with headquarters at Hatfield during the war with the Eastern Indians in 1722. He...