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Correspondence from William Brooks Cabot to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ca. 1930-1946, part 2
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| − | + | Hudson, Thames & Connecticut. Well, somewhat buried in my Maine names I notice Kananaghetne, Nobleborough, Me. Mass. Arch. Town Plans, 1794 v. 10, p. 24 | |
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| + | Sketch enclosed - a pretty accurate tracing, in fact. | ||
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| + | I shouldn't suppose the Kenegh- names meant just the same as Monhegan, but near enough to serve. It is interesting to find that form in your territory. | ||
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| + | Sincerely | ||
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| + | W. B. C. | ||
Revision as of Mar 2, 2023, 9:16:57 PM
Hudson, Thames & Connecticut. Well, somewhat buried in my Maine names I notice Kananaghetne, Nobleborough, Me. Mass. Arch. Town Plans, 1794 v. 10, p. 24
Sketch enclosed - a pretty accurate tracing, in fact.
I shouldn't suppose the Kenegh- names meant just the same as Monhegan, but near enough to serve. It is interesting to find that form in your territory.
Sincerely
W. B. C.