Oaths of Samuel Partridge and others, 1730s.

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Oaths of Samuel Partridge and others, 1730s.

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Oaths, probably for offices of the court, signed by Samuel Partridge, John Stoddard, John Ashley, Henry Dwight, Eleaser Porter, Joseph Kellogg, and Wm. Pynchon, chiefly of Hatfield and Hampshire County, Mass., giving allegiance to King George II. Three oaths on one sheet; one on second sheet.

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Porter, Eleazar, -1757

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Partridge, Samuel, 1645-1740

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Pynchon, Wm. (William), 1689-1741

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Dwight, Henry, 1783-1857

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Ashley, John James, 1771-1815

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