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The circulation system of the Ames estate also remains intact, including the circular drive in front of the Mansion and several unpaved roads throughout the former estate. In 1830, Nathaniel Talbot married Almira Belcher, the daughter of Jonathan Belcher of Sharon and Hannah Bradford Lothrop of Easton. Other contributing factors may have been the high cost of the Morse compared with other American cars.

They finally landed January 5th and found that a majority of the regiment to which the command was assigned was on garrison duty in the city, but Company C, to which Lieutenant Woods had been assigned was in northern Mexico. The car was brought to France during World War I when Miss Janus visited the troops with a YMCA theatrical company. Since then, it has been owned by five families - the Prestons, the Meldrums, the Setons, the Gordons and the Forbes-Leiths. With the exception of the Second Iowa Infantry, no troops were entitled to more credit for the capture of this stronghold than the Twelfth Iowa Infantry, and it being their first engagement, their steadiness and coolness was largely due to these qualities so prominent and marked in their commanding officer.Israel Tisdale Farmhouse, at 697 Mountain Street in Sharon, located at the northeast of the existing Leach Pond. At the age of fifteen, Oakes took an interest in orchids while studying in Easton on the origin of plant life in different regions or times. It was under the joint patronage of the Ohio and Kentucky conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, each conference being entitled to keep at college a certain number of students free of tuition, these to be selected by the presiding elders of the various districts from worthy young men of limited means. O. Montana, came to Labette County, Kansas, June 11, 1869, and purchased his present farm which now consists of 760 acres of very fine improved land.

Maps of the district were drawn locating the water connections, identification of the resident's properties. I have known this story, without questioning it, for most of my life, having been solemnly told that indeed, no eldest son had ever inherited the castle.Whether there is another one built into the castles 'highest tower', nobody seems to know, but the biggest problem is the one said to be underneath the water-gate. He went with his older brother, John, just then married, to Rush County, Indiana, where they settled in a dense forest. Drainage is by the Quesset River which runs southeast through the area and has been dammed just above its crossing with Central Street which was previously used as water privileges for industrial power. Further down the brook (from Puds Pond), General Shepherd Leach, owner of the Furnace Village Iron Works in South Easton, cut down a stand of white cedar and mined the bog-iron ore from the exposed swamp.

A series of pipes were laid and connections made to houses on Washington, Depot, Turnpike, and Pine Streets. the following application for the approval by this Department, under the provisions of chapter 232 of the Special Acts of the year 1915, of the taking and use of water from Silver Lake for the water supply of the South Easton and Eastondale Fire and Water District through a contract with the water commissioners of the city of Brockton made under the provisions of said act. Blanche and Oaks, who wanted a fireproof house, became displeased with the work of their architect because of the challenges he faced with their design and engineering requirements. W. Morse first came to Easton in 1829, and not long after that time he engaged in the cotton-thread business at the Furnace Village. The housing on perimeter edge with factories and business affairs in the center creating the village concept in North Easton.We know that King Alexander II signed charters here in February 1222 and The Bruce stayed here in the early years of the 14th century. The Rhymer's prediction is interpreted as meaning that until all three were located, no eldest son would succeed to his father at Fyvie. He removed from Iowa to Kansas in May, 1869 and settled on the farm in Montana township, this county, where he died, and which is now occupied by his family, consisting of a wife and grown children. In 1882, John and Mary Sullivan sold the property at 41 Bay Road to Michael Olwell followed by a sale to Simon Schraut.