Lincoln line of Samuel to Mordecai and the Puritan era
The article traces the Lincoln family from the Norfold and Lincoln counties through Samuel Lincoln and his brothers to the Massachusetts Puritan migration, detailing their move from Norwich to Hingham, Ipswich, and Boston, and Mordecai Lincoln’s forge, then Mordecai junior and the rise of early iron industry and settlement, ending with Mordecai Lincoln moving to Freehold New Jersey and his marriage to Hannah Salter.
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Witham
Baat
England
Dindum
Lincoln
Norfolk
Hingham
Samuel Lincoln
America
Thomas
Norwich
James
Charles 1
Charles
Lincoln Counties
Massachsetts
Whips
Rose
John
Dorothy
Garmoutt
Francis Lawen
Boston
Yarmouth Town
Atlantic
Salem Harbor
Ipswich
Massachusetts
Boston Harbor
Thomas i N
Martha
Samuel
Daniel
Mordecai
Mary
Sarah
Rebecca
Indiana
Bwanmey
Pegios
Philip
Plymouth
Mordecai Lincoln
Dlacksmith
Hull
Sarth Jones
Hin
al Tling
Sii Aoon
Edmund Andros
Mouschumetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Arema
Janica T
Sir Edmund Andros
Cambridge
Roxbury
Bucksmith
Scituate
Bound Brook
Mordeval Lincoln
India
Harvard College
Freehold
Monmouth County
N. J
Hannah Salter
Richard
Sarah Bowne Salter
Salter
The American Meeting House and Lincoln Ancestry Tale
A narrative traces John Bower and Hannah Lincoln to early Pennsylvania and Virginia migrations, linking the Lincoln, Boone, and Hanks families. It follows Mordecai Lincoln’s heirs, land divisions, and the move toward Kentucky, ending with the 1809 birth of Abraham Lincoln in a Rock Spring cabin.
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Hannah
John Bower
Hannah Satter Lincoln
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Amity Township
John
Freehold
Schuylkeill
Lincolns
Hanka
Boone
Mordecai Lincoln
George Boone
Daniel Boone
Mordecai
Thomas
Abraham
Thomas Lincoln
Virginia
Boones
Wilkesborough
N. C
Hanks
France
England
Canada
Kentucky
Thither
Hankes
Mary Shipley
Josiah
Thomas Linco
Nancy Hanks
Elizabethtown
Sarah Lincoln
Rock Spring
Abraham Lincoln
Aliens in France and Parisian population shock
France battles xenophobia amid alien residents in Paria. The city reports 181000 aliens, 26,823 of them German, with Berlin housing 397 French residents. Other capitals show migrants at lower rates as Paria reveals foreigners outnumber natives in parts.
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France
Paria
Germany
Berlin
Parla
London
St. Petersburg
Vienna
A Scandal Unfolds In A Family Web
Harriet relays a chilling tale that Edward Withers and his wife Constance eloped to Europe, shattering the family’s trust as Harriet exposes the scheme. Edward confronts the betrayal while society’s gossip mill explodes, papers retract misprints, and Constance faces a public reckoning after the scandal reaches the newsroom.
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Harriet
Angel
Monthy
Darling
Europe
Edward Withers
Mia Withers
John Saya
Withers
Sho
Mrs. Withers
Mr. Thewird Withers
Mr. Withers
Elnathant
Constance
Ewell
Gian
Cirioux
Edward
Connie
Huabang
Humane Shoot
WB Lontenlia
Mountain Catamount Charms Cheyenne, Then Gifted to Museum
A Rocky Mountain catamount formed a remarkable bond with a Cheyenne rider, following him like a dog and allowing no others to approach. The animal accompanied the rider to the post store, where officers persuaded the owner to part with his pet for payment, and the creature was later shipped to the National Museum at Washington.
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New York
Sim
Rocky Mountain
Ike
India
National Museum
Wieslington
The Visitow of the Crow Naturalist Claims Crow Intelligence
A naturalist asserts crows are the smartest birds and can count to twenty, with a sentinel crow counting to twenty six. In Wales he observed crows guarding a corpse and, after four boys entered a building, refused to return until all had left, demonstrating numbered counting by the birds.
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Wales
Wit
Pumice Trade From Lipari Island Details
The article explains pumice origin from Lipari’s Monte Chirlen with 2000 foot peak. It notes a three square mile district, about 1000 workers, 600 on extraction, blocks and baskets transport, and an inexhaustible supply. Pumice used for cleansing and polishing with powdered exports outweighing black pumice. About twenty to thirty merchants operate in the Lipari pumice trade.
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Parks Almit Humles
Tyrrhenian Sea
Ilitle
Idpart
Lipari
Monte Chirlen
Lendon News
What a Horse Can Draw Rally on Road Surfaces
A historical note explains a horse's drawing power varies by road type. In the moat favorable conditions a horse can draw 1.666 times as much as on the best asphalt, 3.333 times as on wood, 5.0 on good wood paying, 7.0 on bad conditions, 13.0 on bad cobblestone, 20.0 on earth road, and 40.0 on sand.
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Roy Tare
Richart Henry Stoddard
Hue
Wen
B. C. Stedman
Norwich Cathedral
American Meeting House
Marion Harland
Iea
International Press Association
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