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Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p. 74-83
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p. 84-92
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p. 93-101
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p.11-20
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p.31-40
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p.42-51
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Mills, Land Grants, Streets, & Highways p.62-72
Transcribed by Joesph Bartlett in the mid-1800's, notebook contains information concerning the building of mills, streets, highways, and land grants in early Westfield from 1663 onwards.
Proprietor Record p. 21-30
Proprietor records from 1658 - 1670's transcribed by Joseph Bartlett in the mid-late 1800's
Proprietor Records p. 1-10
Proprietor records from 1658 - 1670's transcribed by Joseph Bartlett in the mid-late 1800's
Proprietor Records p. 11-20
Proprietor records from 1658 - 1670's transcribed by Joseph Bartlett in the mid-late 1800's