Old Homesteads of Groton Massachusetts volume 2
Old Homesteads of Groton Massachusetts volume 2
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Jacob Onge lived on the Reuben Torrey place, now owned and occupied by Parker Fletcher. John Page lived on the west side of Farmers' Row, prob- ably nearly opposite to the present location of the house now owijed by the heirs of the late Edmund Blood. It is probable that the farms of John Page and Joseph Blood originally comprised all the land bordering on the west side of Farmers' Row, from the corner just south of the present Edmund Blood house to the corner of Farmers' Row and the road leadi...ng to Squannacook. The latter road was built at an early day, as far as the river. Captain James Parker lived on the Dr. Amos B. Bancroft place, where Captain Asa S. Lawrence now lives. His home estate occupied both sides of the present Main street, the northern boundary being James's Brook, probably named for him, and his southerly line was near, if not exactly upon, the line which now separates the land of George D. Brigham from the High School lot and the land of Andrew Robbins, known as the Loring estate.
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Jacob Onge lived on the Reuben Torrey place, now owned and occupied by Parker Fletcher. John Page lived on the west side of Farmers' Row, prob- ably nearly opposite to the present location of the house now owijed by the heirs of the late Edmund Blood. It is probable that the farms of John Page and Joseph Blood originally comprised all the land bordering on the west side of Farmers' Row, from the corner just south of the present Edmund Blood house to the corner of Farmers' Row and the road leadi...ng to Squannacook. The latter road was built at an early day, as far as the river. Captain James Parker lived on the Dr. Amos B. Bancroft place, where Captain Asa S. Lawrence now lives. His home estate occupied both sides of the present Main street, the northern boundary being James's Brook, probably named for him, and his southerly line was near, if not exactly upon, the line which now separates the land of George D. Brigham from the High School lot and the land of Andrew Robbins, known as the Loring estate.
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