Harvest apples and burial totals from Boston 1762 63
From Boston in New England dated May 10 reports a bumper harvest of 87 bushels of apples from Capt. Theophilus Cushing’s tree and lists burials by race from Jan 4, 1762 to Jan 3, 1763 totaling 456 with 418 baptisms, plus last year’s figures. Port news from Falmouth and London notes ships arrived and departed, trade tensions with France in port and ongoing European politics affecting merchants and expeditions.
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