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The ABCs of Town Meeting

Posted on October 4, 2017November 11, 2018 by Gordon Harris

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Homes of the early inhabitants: Historic Ipswich

The Caldwell house, 33 High St. (c. 1709)

The William Howard house, 41 Turkey Shore (1680-1709)

Robert Paine house, 47 Jeffreys Neck Rd. (1694)

The Thomas Knowlton house, 27 Summer St. (c.1692)

The Thomas Lord house, 17 High St. (1658-1710)

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