ISBN: 9781154218282

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1919. Not illustrat… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1919. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... highland near the ferry. It was called the country road in 1677; the common road or highway in 1692; the country road or highway running from the ferry place in 1693; ye country road that goeth to Salem ferry in 1709; the street in 1752; the publick road leading from the lower meeting house in Beverly to the ferry in 1782; the main street in 1793; the country road leading from Salem to Newbury in 1793; the county road leading from Essex bridge to Ipswich in 1796; the road that leads from Essex bridge to Wenham in 1797; Main street in 1811; and was named Cabot street in 1838. In 1700, the way to the southern part of Ipswich, from the meeting house in Beverly, was by way of Briscoe and Essex streets. It was called ye highway in 1677; ye town highway in 1697; and the town or country road or highway which extends from ye meeting house along by the house of Nehemiah Stone in 1722. The Briscoe portion of it was called ye road that goes over ye hill in 1732. A new road was made from the junction of Briscoe and Essex streets to the meeting house in or before 1833. This new part was called the new county highway lately located there in 1833; the new road from Beverly to Essex in 1835; and a highway lately located near the firgt parish meeting house in 1836. The whole length of Essex street was called the Essex street in 1832; Briscoe street was called the old county road from Beverly to Essex in 1835; and was named Briscoe street in 1838. Bartlett street was a way to George Tuck''s house, and subsequently extended to Tuck''s point. It was called ye Lane that goes from ye Country Roa d to George Tucks house in 1708; a highway in 1734 an highway lately laid out adjoining to land of Samuel Stone, William Gage and John Stevens in 1740; way leading down to the new wharf ... Essex Institute, Books, History, Essex Institute Historical Collections (Volume 55) Books>History, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781154218282

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1919. Not illustrat… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1919. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... highland near the ferry. It was called the country road in 1677; the common road or highway in 1692; the country road or highway running from the ferry place in 1693; ye country road that goeth to Salem ferry in 1709; the street in 1752; the publick road leading from the lower meeting house in Beverly to the ferry in 1782; the main street in 1793; the country road leading from Salem to Newbury in 1793; the county road leading from Essex bridge to Ipswich in 1796; the road that leads from Essex bridge to Wenham in 1797; Main street in 1811; and was named Cabot street in 1838. In 1700, the way to the southern part of Ipswich, from the meeting house in Beverly, was by way of Briscoe and Essex streets. It was called ye highway in 1677; ye town highway in 1697; and the town or country road or highway which extends from ye meeting house along by the house of Nehemiah Stone in 1722. The Briscoe portion of it was called ye road that goes over ye hill in 1732. A new road was made from the junction of Briscoe and Essex streets to the meeting house in or before 1833. This new part was called the new county highway lately located there in 1833; the new road from Beverly to Essex in 1835; and a highway lately located near the firgt parish meeting house in 1836. The whole length of Essex street was called the Essex street in 1832; Briscoe street was called the old county road from Beverly to Essex in 1835; and was named Briscoe street in 1838. Bartlett street was a way to George Tuck''s house, and subsequently extended to Tuck''s point. It was called ye Lane that goes from ye Country Roa d to George Tucks house in 1708; a highway in 1734 an highway lately laid out adjoining to land of Samuel Stone, William Gage and John Stevens in 1740; way leading down to the new wharf ... Essex Institute, Books, History, Essex Institute Historical Collections (Volume 55) Books>History <