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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

4

Oldest Twins Claim From Ipswich Russell Brothers

Ipswich pair Maynard and Albert Russell, born October 10, 1834, claim to be the oldest living twins in New England. The 8-year-old brothers, lifelong Democrats, emphasize health from water and abstinence, and discuss their long lives in Ipswich and past Portland, Missouri residence.

Ipswich Maynard Albert Russell New England Post Russell Iprewich Foster Martha Russell Albert Boston & Maine Railroad Portland

Bradford Manuscript Returns to Boston Library Case

The Bradford manuscript history of the Plymouth Plantation, long lost after British use of the Old South Meeting House, is recovered and returned to Massachusetts. Senator Hoar and Senator Bayard aided the effort, with Governor Walcott receiving the volume and praising the treasure’s moral threads in American life.

Bradford State House Boston Plymouth Plantation Hutchinson Thomas Prince England Burnham London Fulham Senator Hoar Bayard Massachusetts Hoar Mnde Bethlehem Walcott Commonwealth

Mrs Helen Courtney Dies After Six Month Illness

Mrs Helen Caroline Courtney mother of Eric Courtney vice president of the Boston Buick Company died at her home 3911 Washington street Roslindale after six months illness. She was born in London maiden name Dyer and came to Boston in 1883 with husband and children. She leaves four children J S Courtney Philadelphia Mrs H P Knapp Lowell Mrs J V Wells Brookline and Eric Courtney Newton Centre plus two sisters in England.

Helen Caroline Courtney Eric Courtney Boston Buick Company Washington Street Roslindale John J. Courtney Frederick Courtney Nova Scotia St. Paul’s Church Boston New York Brookline J.S. Courtney Philadelphia H. P. Knapp Lowell J. V. Wells Newton Centre England

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