Notes on the Reverand Henry Smith, First Minister of Weathersfield, Connecticut 1638-1648, and some of his descendants

Bayard Tuckerman

Published by self, 1980

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1980 reprint of 1914 book. Gift inscription by Introduction author, Phoebe Cutler Martensen. VG DJ. Clean boards. Unmarked clean pages.

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Notes on the Reverand Henry Smith, First Minister of Weathersfield, Connecticut 1638-1648, and some of his descendants

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1980

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