The probable range of the Neponset tribe, the remnant or successor of the Massachusetts, was between the Blue Hills and Boston Bay. It as high as thirty thousand unauthorized. The Massachusetts tribe, dwelling along the Massachusetts bay, in the days of its pride, is said to have been a numerous to which the French gave the name of Algonquin. probable computation places the number at 1 These all belonged to that family not far from fifty thousand. Various and conflicting estimates have been made of the native population of New England before the pestilence reduced their numbers. John Smith describes the country of the Massachusetts " The as the paradise of those parts sea-coast, as you pass, cornfields and great troops of wellshows you all along large
They impressed the early inhabitants as the true dignified " sons of the forest." " The natives when Gosnold, in his letter to his father, says : first seen were observed to be of tall stature, comely proportioned, strong, active, and, as it would seem, very healthful." Capt. Type of humanity, they possessed many noble qualities and, when fairly dealt with and kindly treated, they often became the firm friends of the stranger who invaded their domain.Īnd well-developed bodies, and a grave and Of the seventeenth centuiy a distinct race shores, and claimed this territory as their nature rude and barbarous, and of a low Joun Rucules Tucker Genealogical Tree Milton Flowers The Oldest Elm Largest Tree-trunk Suffolk Kesolves House Vose Coat-of-Arms Col. Milton Chocolate Works First Railroad Car in America Govkunou Belcher Foye and Gloves Houses Churchill House Holkrook House Hutchinson House Governor Hutchinson Wadswoutii House Joseph Vose Residence Whitney House Kobuins House Tucker Hoi.se Houghton House and Pond Site of First Church Site of Peter Tiiacher Hous Ma? of Parallel Map of the Blue Map of Milton
List of Trees and Plants growing Milton. Milton Graduates of Harvard and other Colleges 31,7-350 Social and Benevolent - Missionary - Society of Christian Endeavor.Society. Organization of Church, Meeting-houses, and various Town Affairs. Moderators, 170G-18K7.įirst Recorded Tax-List. Blue Hill Turnpike, or Randolph Atherton Street. Road from Ox-pen to Mattapan Bridge, 1712.- Road over Blue Hill Land, 1713.- White's Bobbins Street, 1722. Foot-path from New State to Meeting-house, Brush Hill Road widened, 170G. 1681.- Change in Location of Brook Road, 1694. Road from Pine Trees to Dorchester Line, Meeting-house, 1G80. Foot-path, Brush Hill to Meeting-house, Road from Pine Trees to 1G74. Foot-path, County Highway to Meeting-house, 1G72. Road from Mattnpan to Brook, Pleasant Street, 1GG9.
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