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Extending about two miles along the river on the northeast border of the town is a peculiar gravelly formation known as Pine Hill. It is covered with stunted, scrubby trees and bushes. It is practically an island, as it is cut off from the west by swamps, from which two brooks flow, one to the northward and the other to the south into the Nashua river which washes its eastern base. Here on Pine Hill was once a small settlement around a "pock- house," when inoculation against smallpox first was undertaken; and here are some graves of unknown victims of the scourge. Only a few old cellar holes and scraggly rose bushes mark the early habitations.
Although most of Lancaster was heavily wooded, settlers, from the first, began to set out shade trees in front of their homes and along the highways. Many such trees, mostly elms, and famous for their great size, lined the road from the old Common to South Lancaster, and stood until near the beginning of the present century. Lancaster always has been famed for its beautiful trees. Elms-of which there are several varieties-hickory and button- wood trees dot the intervales, and a huge white oak stands beside the road from North Lancaster to Bolton. Many of the great trees suffered severely in an ice-storm in 1886 and again in 1921: still its beautiful shade trees are the pride of the town.
Many students of mineralogy visited Lancaster in former years to obtain specimens of andalusite, a reddish brown mineral extending in veins through white quartz or mica slate. When cut in cross sections it shows a cross. The mineral is found in but few other sections in the world. It is said that literally tons of these stones have been carried away from Lancaster.
In the region of Cumbery Pond is an old slate quarry, where
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slates in use as early as 1752 were split and cut. After the Revolu- tion great quantities of slate roofing were transported to Boston in ox-carts. The old State House and the old Hancock house and many other buildings in Boston were covered with Lancaster slate. The First Parish (Unitarian) church in Lancaster also is covered with the same material.
After the quarry had been worked for fifty years, other lighter slate came into the market and the Lancaster quarry was not worked again for more than fifty years. Then it was reopened in 1887 by a Welshman, who found the supply still abundant and the quality of the best. After a few years' quarrying it was again dis- continued. The old quarry filled with water and remained so until 1934. Then operations were resumed and the slate taken in truck loads to Walpole, Massachusetts, there to be ground and used to cover a superior, fireproof shingle. The famous old slate quarry will soon be only a memory.
INDEX
Abercrombie, Gen. Joseph, 112, 113 Adams, Abigail, 131 President John, 138, 170 Albert, Daniel, 163 Frederick, 163 Allen, Daniel, 138 Ebenezer, 130 Amherst, Gen. Jeffrey, 115-116 d'Anville, Admiral, the Duke, 84
Arnold, Gen. Benedict, 144 Atherton, 44, 84 Adj. Elisha, 140, 143 Dr. Israel, 171, 172 Joseph, 49 Joshua, 54 Austin, Abraham, 115
Baker, Ephraim, 131 Capt. Samuel, 131-132, 170 Balch, Nathaniel, 145 Ball, Elizabeth, 162 John, 5, 36, 162 Ballard, 120 Capt. Benjamin, 105 Dea. Joseph, 173 Thomas, 173 Banks, Commodore, 146
Barnard, Jonathan, 154 Moses, 143 Barron, Capt. Edward, 150 Bass, Bishop Edward, 103, 172 Beaman, 44, 165, 167 Ebenezer, 68 Gamaliel, 68, 86, 89, 161 John, 84 Joseph, 1 54 Capt. Thomas, 115 Bemis, Capt. Edward, 143 Bennett, 162 George, 30, 162 Capt. John, 68, 88 Samuel, 68, 162 Benway, Abigail, III Geoffrey, III BERLIN: 3, 22, 61, 89, 141, 156, 163- 164, 168 Bigelow, 48, 162 John, 60, 163 John, 174 Blodgett, 95 BOLTON: 3, 22, 39, 57, 61, 69, 80, 85, 89, 96, 104, 114, 118, 131-132, 134, 140-141, 143, 145, 150, 153, 161, 163-168, 170, 180, 182-183 Bond, Corp. William, 46
Bowdoin, Gov. James, 157 Bowers, Josiah, 154 Boylston, Dr. Zabdiel, 164
BOYLSTON: 3, 22, 68, 99, 162-165, 168
Breck, Edward, 9-10, 26, 75 Bridge, Rev. Matthew, 121 Broughton, Edward, 69 Brown, Rev. Josiah, 103 Maj. Thomas, 52, 61
Bulkley, Rev. Gershom, 44
Burbank, Levi, 181
Burdett, 164
Burgoyne, Gen. John, 149, 155, 163
Burpee, 161
Burt, Capt. James, 143 Butler, James, 26
Canouse, John, 163 Carter, 69, 87, 163, 165, 167, 173 Ephraim, 119 Eunice Brooks, 47 James, 118
Dr. James, 173
John, 47, 88
Col. John, 118
Maj. Josiah, 140
Rev. Samuel, 47
Samuel, 47, 55
Rev. Thomas, 47, 161
Thomas, 47 Case, Sally Sawyer, 48
Charlemagne, 6 Chastellux, Marquis de, 150
Child, Moses, 144 Dr. Robert, 4 Church, Isaac, 123 Clark, John C. L., 153 CLINTON: 3, 15, 22-23, 31, 64, 156, 164-165, 177-180, 182
Conquerette, Louis, 163
Cook, Alice, 48
Cornwallis, Gen. Charles Mann, 156
COVENANTS: 11-13, 65
Cowdall, John, 4, 6 Craige, Col. Thomas, 148
Cranson, Capt. Abner, 143
Cullen, Surgeon Walter, 150 Curtis, Ephraim, 29 Cushing, Rev. Job, 101 Thomas Parkman, IOI
Danforth, Thomas, 14 Davis, 84 Capt. Jonathan, 143 Day, Stephen, 4, 26
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Divol!, Hannah White, 36 Hannah, 37 Ens. John, 36, 37 John, 37 Josiah, 36 William, 37
Dole, Dr. Enoch, 145
Douglass, Dr. William, 91
Dresser, Aaron, 105
Dudley, Gov. Joseph, 58, 66
Dummer, Lt .- Gov. William, 74-75
Dunsmoor, Dr. John, 120
Dr. William, 120, 130-132, 143, 150, I71
Eliot, Rev. John, 2, 10 Emerson, Elias, 154
Fairbanks, 80, 84
Cyrus, 154 Lt. Jabez, 52, 74
Jonas, 36, 74
Jonas, Jr., 74 Jonathan, 49, 52
Joseph, 172
Joshua, 36, 74
Mary, 52
Farrar, 44 Henry, 36 Jacob, 17, 30
John, 62 Mary, 59, 90
Farwell, Leonard, 154
Fisher, Maj. Jacob, 169
Fitch, John, 95
Flagg, Capt. Gershom, 104 Josiah, 145 William, 30
Fletcher, 120 Joshua, 154
Foree, Abigail, III Theal, III Franklin, Benjamin, 124, 145
Frost, Rev. Stephen, 103
Frye, Col. Joseph, 112-113 Fuller, Capt. John, 143
Gage, Gen. Thomas, 132, 146 Adj. Jeremiah, 143 Gaines, Daniel, 36, 38, 40
Gardner, Rev. Andrew, 54-56, 71, 100 Lucy, 71 Mary, 57
Garrett, Harmon, 4 Gates, Capt. Hezekiah, 112, 118, 127, 131-132, 141, 173 Stephen, 26 Capt. Thomas, 141, 154, 173 Gerrish, Moses, 138 Glazier, Mary, 52
Goble, Daniel, 44 Stephen, 44, 52
Goddard, Eber, 154
Goodhue, Anna, 137
Goodwin, James, 154
Gookin, Maj. Daniel, 32-33
Goss, Capt. Daniel, 82, 154 Philip, 51, 55 Rev. Thomas, 167 Grant, Thomas, 119 Green, Dr. Peter, 172 Samuel, 41 Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, 143, 148 Greenleaf, Col. William, 145, 152, 157, 169,172
Hadlocke, Nathaniel, 9-10
Hamilton, Alexander, 160
Hancock, Gov. John, 145 Harrington, Anna, 12I
George, 37 Rev. Timothy, 99, 101, 103, 120- 123, 136, 150, 169
Harris, 164 Ebenezer, 68 Harthan, Micah, 119
Hartwell, Edward, 90
H .: RVARD: 3, 20, 22-23, 54, 57, 61, 66, 69, 75, 80, 83-85, 89-90, 96, 99, III, 114, 118, 122, 124, 130-132, 139, 140-141, 143, 145, 148, 150, 153, 161, 164, 166, 168, 178-180, 182 Haskell, Capt. Andrew, 143 Henry, 86 Col. Henry, 173 Lt. Moses, 107 Hastings, Capt. Benjamin, 143
Haviland, Col. William, 116
Hawkins, Nathaniel C., 75 Heard, Col. Edmund, 169
Hemenway, Rev. Dr. Moses, 103, 172 Henchman, Capt. Daniel, 43 Maj. Thomas, 50
Hewes, Robert, 70
Hill, John, 4
Hitty, 163 Hoar, Daniel, 44 John, 4I Holman, Lt. Jonathan, 132
Hosley, David, 154 Houghton, 44, 69, 80, 84, 87, 161, 163, 165, 167 Elijah, 118
Ezra, 132, 138 John, 59, 60, 63, 65, 71, 90 Jonas, 69 Jonathan, 51, 73, 91 Joshua, 124 Ralph, 6, 8, 10, 22, 46, 50
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Houghton-Continued
Robert, 59 Solomon, 138 Thomas, 87 House, Joseph, 138
Howe, Elizabeth, 51 Lord George Augustus, 113 Capt. Thomas, 55 Sir William, 144, 146 Hudson, Daniel, 8, 21, 52
INDIANS:
Andrew Pittime, 44 Canonchet, 31, 40
Conway, 41 George Tahanto, 60, 161
James Printer, 41
James Wiser, 31-32
Jethro, 44
Job Kattenanit, 32-33, 38
Maliompe, 34, 44
Matoonas, 34 Matthew, IO
Monoco (One-Eyed John), 29-30, : 32, 34, 43, 44 Muttaump, 34, 44
Nepponet, 41
Old Queen, 43
Pakashoag, 34
Peter Tatatiquinea, 41 Philip (King), 28, 31-32, 34, 40, 43- 44, 49 Ponhom, 43 Quinapaug, 31-32
Quinnaipin, 34, 40, 44 Sagamore Sam, 27, 34, 43-44
Sholan, 2-4, 10, 27, 161 Shoshanin, 29, 43 Swagon, alias Thomas Speen, 44 Tom Doublet, 41, 43 Washaken, 43
James, Thomas, 26 Jenckes, Joseph, 4 Jennings, 95 Jennison, Samuel, IOI Johnson, Aaron, 1 54 Capt. Edward, 14, 163 Sir William, 11 5 Joslin, 167 Abraham, 36-37 Ann, 37 Beatrice, 37 Capt. John, 14I Joseph, 37 Capt. Peter, 51, 66 Peter, Jr., 51 Samuel, 154 Thomas, 26
Kendall, 161 John, 47 Jonas, 167 Josiah, 130 Kerley, Elizabeth, 36 Lt. Henry, 32, 34, 36-38, 42, 47 Hannah, 37
Joseph, 36
Martha, 37
Mary, 37 William, 9-10, 16, 26 Ens. William, Jr., 36
Kettle, Elizabeth, 37 John, 36-37, 41 Jonathan, 37 Joseph, 36 Sarah, 37
Keyes, John, 64 Thomas, 51 King, Thomas, 2-4
Knight, Philip, 26
Lane, Dea. Jonas, 169
Larkin, Philip, 163 Laughton, Jeremiah, 140, 143
Lee, Mother Ann, 175 Gen. Charles, 144
Legate, Thomas, 131 LEOMINSTER: 3, 22, 47, 68-69, 87, 89, 96, 111, 118, 131-132, 140, 143, 145, 153, 161, 164-165, 167-168, 170, 173-174, 177, 179, 180 Leverett, Gov. John, 29, 39-40
Lewis, 44 Lincoln, Gen. Benjamin, 158 Gov. Levi, 145 William, 24, 26
Linton, Richard, 5, 6, 26, 162 Locke, 120 President Samuel, 103, 123, 172
Longley, Capt. Robert, 143
Loudoun, Earl, 112-113
Lovewell, Capt. John, 75 Lowe, 164
MacLoud, 68 John, 36 Lydia, 30 Mordecai, 30
McWain, Andrew, 163
Marvin, Rev. A. P., 98
Mather, Rev. Dr. Increase, 48
May, Ens. John, 104
Maynard, John, 154, 169 Melanson, Benoni, III Mary, III Mellen, Rev. John, 101, 103, 117, 122 Hon. Prentiss, IOI Miller, Rev. John, 116 Minott, Capt. James, 61
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Monckton, Col. Robert, 107, 109 Montcalm, Marquis de, 112-113 Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 144 Moore, John, 26 Ens. John, 50, 60 Jonathan, 65 Joseph, 138 Moseley, Capt. Samuel, 30
Newby, George, 24
Newhall, Michael, 169
Newman, John, 145
Nichols, Israel, 131
Norcross, Rev. Nathaniel, 4
Nourse, Hon. Henry S., 6, 72, 88
Nowell, Increase, 10
Noyes, Ens. Thomas, 17
Oliver, Hon. Peter, 132 Osgood, 120, 161, 167 Hooker, 66 Joel, 154
Palmer, Rev. Joseph, 103
Pepperell, Sir William, 93, 97, 137
Perry, Seth, 43 Phelps, Joseph, 150
Phillips, Jonathan, 154 Phips, Sir William, 48-49 Pierpont, Mr., 66
Pitt, Sir William, 113
Platts, Mary, 6
Pope, John, 49
Prentice, Rev. John, 57, 64, 72-73, 88, 90, 99-10I
Mary, IOI
Prudence Foster Swan, 73, 103
Rebecca, IOI
Relief, IOI
Dr. Stanton, 100-101, 120
Capt. Thomas, 46, 99
Prescott, 54, 120 Ebenezer, 64
John, 4-8, 10, 14-16, 18, 20-21, 23, 26, 31, 36, 39, 44-47, 52, 60, 74, 91, 130, 164, 166, 182 John, Jr., 46, 64, 164 John, 3rd, 64, 164
John, 4th, 130, 132, 164
John, 5th, 164
Capt. John, 91
Jonas, 47 Jonathan, 43
Dr. Jonathan, 69 Mary, 161 Samuel, 56, 100 Priest, John, 54
Putnam, Col. James, 169 Capt. William, 150
Quincy, Edmund, 145
Rand, Maj. John, 140
Reed, Capt. James, 115
Revere, Paul, 140
Rice, 164 Merrick, 169
Richardson, Lt. William, Jr., 105,3112 Capt. Ephraim, 143
Robbins, 84 Daniel, 130
Rogers, 44 Rev. John, 101
Roper, Elizabeth, 52
Ephraim, 36-37, 44, 51-52
Ephraim, Jr., 52
Mrs. Hannah, 52
Hannah, 52
John, 37, 52
Mrs. Priscilla, 36
Priscilla, 36
Ross, Thomas, 55
Rowlandson, 52, 55 Bridget, 16 Rev. Joseph, 7, 16-18, 20, 32, 34,536, 38-41, 44, 121
Joseph, Jr., 17, 36, 70
Mary White, 16-17, 34-36, 38, 40-42
Mary, 17, 36
Sarah, 17, 35-36
Thomas, 16, 26, 36
Rugg, 161
Aaron, 154
Elisha, 1 54
Hannah, 52
John, 52, 65
Joseph, 52
Ruggles, Gen. Timothy, 116
Sargeant, John, 154 Seth, 154
Sawyer, 51, 69, 120, 161, 163-165, 167 Lt. Aaron, 130, 132, 162
Elias, 60, 163
Elisha, 118
Ellsworth, 60
Ephraim, 36, 132
Maj. Ephraim, 141, 143
Nathaniel, 118
Thomas, 8-10, 33, 44, 51-52, 162, 182 Thomas, Jr., 60, 163
Scate, John, 52
Sharp, Mary, 19
Shays, Capt. Daniel, 155, 157-159
Shepard, General, 1 59
Shirley, Gov. William, 92, 95, 146
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SIGNATURES-Continued
Jonas Fairbanks Jacob Farrar Daniel Gaines
Gates, 14I John, 154, 169 Peter, 119, 154
Tinker, John, 7, 18-19, 24-26, 46
Torrey, Ebenezer, 169
Tyng, Col. Eleazer, 61 Capt. William, 55
Ralph Houghton Henry Kerley
William Kerley
William Kerley, Jr.
John Lewis
John Moore
John Moore, Ens.
John Prentice
John Prescott
Walley, Rev. John, 167
Ward, Capt. Samuel, 116, 120-121, 132, 138, 169-170, 174
Warner, John, 54
Warren, Gen. Joseph, 123, 142, 172 Admiral Peter, 93
Washington, Gen. George, 133, 142, 144, 146, 148-149, 170
Waters, Lawrence, 5-6, 8, 44, 70
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 147
Webster, Daniel, 128
Wells, Capt. Agrippa, 143
WEST BOYLSTON : 22, 68, 124, 156, 161- 164, 168, 178-179
Wheeler, Abraham, 51 Jesse, IOI
Joseph, 30
Rev. Joseph, 131-132
Richard, 36
Samuel, 49 Tabitha, 52
Wheelock, Timothy, 49
Whitcomb, 44, 80, 84, 167 Col. Asa, 105, 131, 140, 142-143, 146, 148
Hannah, 51
Lt. Hezekiah, 105
John, 26, 140
Gen. John, 104-105, 116-117, 140- 142, 147 Capt. Joseph, 105
Josiah, 65 Dr. Mary, 69
White, 165, 167 Elisha, 173 John, 26, 118
Capt. John, 62, 74-75
Jonathan, 62
Capt. Jonathan, 96
Joseph, 118, 130
Joseph, 154, 174
Josiah, 42, 51 Dea. Josiah, 88 Mary, 16
Whiting, 48
Rev. John, 47-48, 52, 54, 55, 100
John Rugg
Richard Smith
Cyprian Stevens
Roger Sumner
John Tinker
Lawrence Waters
John Whitcomb Josiah White
Alice Whiting
Thomas Wilder Simon Willard
Singleterry, Richard, 62
Smith, John, 26 Richard, 18
Sprague, Judge John, 169-170
Stearns, Eli, 169, 174 Col. Ephraim, 158
Mary, 132 Samuel, 138
Stedman, Hon. William, 169
STERLING: 3, 22, 68, 81, 87, 89, 10I, 103, 117, 122, 127-128, 140, 148, 156, 161-165, 168, 170, 173, 180, 182
Stevens, Cyprian, 19, 31, 38-39 James, 151 Samuel, 62
Stone, 84 Dea. Daniel, 46
Stowe, Samuel, 66
Sumner, 44 Swan, Rev. Josiah, 103 Prudence Foster, 100
Symonds, Henry, 3-4
Thatcher, James, 146 Thayer, Eugene Van Rensselaer, 100 Rev. Dr. Nathaniel, 18, 121, 169, 173,182 Thomas, Joshua, 124 Thurston, 120
Wadsworth, Capt. Samuel, 38 Waldo, Daniel, 145 Martha, 145 Wales, Dea. Joseph, 169
John Prescott, Jr.
Jonathan Prescott
Joseph Rowlandson
Thomas Rowlandson
Vernon, Admiral Edward, 91
Mary Gardner
John Houghton
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Whiting-Continued
Gen. John, 154, 169-170 Rev. Samuel, 48 Capt. Timothy, 154, 169-170 Timothy, Jr., 170
Whitney, 84, 120 Capt. Jonathan, 96 Jonathan, 154, 174 Col. Josiah, 140, 143
Wilde, Silent, 123
Wilder, 47, 69, 87, 161, 163, 165, 167 Abel, 165
Aholiab, 165
Lt. Benjamin, 105
Bezaleel, 165
Col. Caleb, 72
Cephas, 165
Dea. David, 130, 170
Capt. David, 141, 143
President Joseph, 123, 172
Ephraim, 55, 62
Lt. Joshua, 107
Capt. Ephraim, Jr., 95, 150
Col. Josiah, 75, 96
Ephraim, 170
Josiah, 84
Frederick, 165
Col. Levi, 94, 116, 121, 138
Maj. Gardner, 173
Levi, Jr., 138
Hannah, 59, 90
Mary, 19
Henry, 165
Jacob, 165 James, 73
Lt. John, 65, 165 Jonas, 165
Jonathan, 62, 118, 154, 165
Col. Joseph, Sr., 71, 73, 88
Col. Joseph, Jr., 72, 118, 132
Joseph, Jr., 150
Josiah, 165
Dr. Josiah, 17I
Wolfe, Gen. James, 113
Levi, 119, 154
Wood, Lemuel, 115
Lewis, 165
Wright, 84
Luke, 165
Lt. Nathaniel, 44, 51, 54-55, 60
Nathaniel, 118
Jonas, 174
Col. Oliver, 114
Prescott, 165
Samuel, 165 Thomas, 26, 44, 165
Lt. Thomas, 50, 51, 59, 65, 71, 88 William, 154, 165 Willard, 44, 47, 84, 161, 165 Capt. Aaron, 115, 144
Hon. Abel, 132, 138, 169
Col. Abijah, 94, 107-110, 112, 114- 117, 136-138, 145, 172 Capt. Benjamin, 49
Caleb, 22 Ens. Caleb, 107
Capt. Caleb, 118, 119
Henry, 20, 50, 54, 75, 90
Capt. John, 96
Joseph, 26
Joseph (historian of Lancaster), 91, 127, 136, 141, 169
Col. Samuel, Sr., 75, 88, 90, 93-97, 103-104, 136
Col. Samuel, Jr., 104
Samuel, 137
Maj. Simon, 7, 14, 18-20, 26, 30, 39, 54, 75, 90, 136, 166 Simon, Jr., 20
Winslow, Col. John, 104, 107, 112
Winthrop, Gov. John, 5 Gov. John, Jr., 4
Wyman, 120 Ephraim, 154
Matthew, 97 Nathaniel, 130
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