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Genealogy written on lined note paper "Edward Bartlett born at Stoughton, MA August 20, 1774, died in Worthington on June 2, 1861. Married December 27, 1795 at Cummington. Died in Worthington May 20, 1849 [this is the text of the note]. Their…

Correspondence pertaining to the Buxton and Hyde families. (identify Betsy Siman and Mr. Hyde) Ms. Siman also sent a hand colored photo of Buxton grandparents. See Photo Archives. Also, 2 daguerrotypes relating to the Buxton family (notes indicate…

"Henry H. Snyder, Worthington, MA. General Trucking and Passenger Service."

Notes for a tour of Town of Worthington. Includes map with key numbers.

Cover story: "The Death of a President" by William Manchester.

Cover story: "The Day JFK Died" by William Manchester. (Part 2 of the Death of a President).

Cover story: "Flight from Dallas" by William Manchester. (Part 3 of the Death of a President).

Cover story: "Dramatic Conclusion of Death of a President" by William Manchester.

Cover story: "The Year in Pictures"

Two-page record of tombstones in 'Almon Johnson (a.k.a. Brewster) Cemetery' on Curtis and Almon Johnson Roads.

Five-page record of tombstones in Center Cemetery on Sam Hill Road.

Four-page record of tombstones in Parker Four Corners (a.k.a. Benjamin) Cemetery on West Street and Almon Johnson Roads.

Two-page record of tombstones in Converse Cemetery on Route 112, South Worthington

Photocopy of an inventory of Parson Jonathan Huntington's estate on May 28, 1781. This was part of Jerrilee Cain's original research and was presented to the WHS (see this box 2004a-001
Also includes 8-1/2" x 11" yellow-lined handwritten pages by…

Genealogy - Recollection, Research Paper, 'History of Eli Metcalf, Early Settlers'.
It appears to be the introduction of a presentation about Worthington's early settlers. This could have been a talk presented to the Worthington Historical Society

Fabric remnants of Reverend Jonathan Huntington's cleric attire found with identifying note in the West Street parsonage of Reverend Jonathan Huntington during restoration by Jerrilee Cain. Please also see 2004a-001

3 copies of grid map of Worthington from Cummington on the north, Chesterfield on the east, and Huntington on the south, and westerly on the Middle Branch of the Westfield River.
Also included are 2 parchment pages; one depicts roads and named…

Notes on early settlers for presentation. Old Post Road from Northampton to Berkshire County; mentions Tilson Bartlett, Amos Frink, Abner Dwelly, Converse, Phineas Herrick, Nathan Branch, Morgan Hall, Sam.Morse, Col. Eben. Webber, Sam Buck, Luke…

18th Century Restoration of Jonathan Huntington Parsonage, First Parsonage, Planned and Executed. Photographic Scrapbook of detailed photographs of restoration with descriptions. Cross reference Box 01 Ph 101 in Photographic Archive. Written history,…

Worthington Bicentennial Articles about Tour of Worthington