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Feb. 1, 2021: First Period houses of Ipswich (zoom)
First Period houses of Ipswich MA
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Looking for more history and info about the 7 men arrested for not paying taxes to the king, mainly Robert Kinsman. I am related. 😊
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That was the rebellion against Governor Andros, for which Andrews, John Wise and two or three of the Appletons were imprisoned in Boston. Read about it at https://storiesfromipswich.org/2015/04/19/the-ipswich-post-office-mural/
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