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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

9

History of Maynard Town Incorporation 1871

The piece recounts Maynard's incorporation on April 19, 1871, from parts of Stow and Sudbury, noting its 1300 and 1900 acres, population in 1875, and a woolen goods industry center. It details the Assabet River’s historical names, native uses, and early colonial geography including Sudbury and Stow origins, settlers, and ministers.

Maynard Stow Sudbury Boston Acton Assabet Elizabeth Assa@bet Old Whitman Place Assabet Brook Concord Sudbury River Weir Hill Rocky Fall Saxonville Agsabet Aburmance Watertown E. Browne Radmund Browne England America Massachusetts Bay Colony Framingham Natick Marleborough Groton Lancaster Marlboro Nashoba Ldttleton Pompasetticutt Eleazer Usher Daniel Gookin Richard Heldridge George Haywood General Court Thomas Danforth Joseph Cooke Jeter Jethro Mr. Ditot Gookin Weshakim Peer Lancaster Hantomush Ammatohu Massachusetts Maynard Territory Mathew Boon John Kettle Charlestown Kettle Pompassilioutt Hill Balcom Sarah Goodenow John Berah Joseph Mr. Boon Phillip Boone Thomas Plympton Plympton Plymptom i Boon’s Place Smith Wedge Crane Freeman Carley Kerley Taylor Rice Brigham Wood Geinner Jonas Balcolm Philip Pompasguttout Hill Sidbury Edward Bulkley Drake Ephram Gates Concord and Assabet River Mathias Moysman Acton, Stowarg Sudbury Corner Phillips Haynes Sudbury River Meadows Nobscot Thomas Plympton and Boon Heynes Grant Madow Hayne Garrizon Brown William Brown St. Acton Pearly Acton Town Xamiboro Mitchburg Edmund Josiah Brown George Brown Henry Fowler Edmund Brown William Assabet Manufacturing Company Sudbury Street Benjamin Abraham William Smith Thomas A. 8 Thompson Samuel Paris Salem Village Danvers Salem Bal John Long John Balcom Henry Balcom Balcom Place Smith School Susan Smith Levi Ssith Amory Maynard Willam Lt. Knight Assabet Mil Origial Avsabet Ma Company T. A T. Quincy Arts Nathaniel Weyth William May John Sawyer William Parker William T. Parker Hemmenway & Maynard Evangelical Union Church Haman Smith Silas Newton Henry Wider Henry Wilder Sybil Smith Lydia Or. A. l. Fletcher Thomas Allender A. Hall T. D. P. Stone Ster Hazelwood Howard S. Huntress P. B. Sheire A. Maynard Lorenzo Maynard Joseph Adams Charles B. Stewart Isaac Scott William H. Gutteridge Ezra S. Tarbell Methodist Nason St J. A. DeForrest L. P. Frost John S. Day M. A. Evans A. Bayes A. C. Godfrey G. R. Best G. W. Clark B. Bigelow W. Wignall Cc. A. Merrill St. Bridget’s

Early Maynard history deepens from Stow lineage to mills

A historical survey details Maynard territory from Deacon Brown and Smith families to Tantamous Jethro and Issabeth. It covers Indian occupation sites near Assabet, early land grants, Plymouth era conflicts, and 19th century industrial growth including Assabet Mills, ice storage, and local churches.

Hermon Garrett General Court Watertowns Herman Garrett Concord Jethro Temple Framingham Watertown Garrett Issabeth Maynard Stow Assabet River Benjamin Smith Benjammin Snaith Asahel Bailcom Pond Old Jethro Fife Sudbury Marlboro and Peter Jethro Jethros Nob‘scot Hall Gookin Nobscot Hall Drake Phillips Nobscot Deer Island Boston Harbor Hubbard

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