Croquis de l'ancien d'habitants et d'autres citoyens de l'ancienne Springfield du présent siècle, et ses demeures historiques de 'ye olden tyme,' . Pauvre vieille maison, construite en 1S02, qui s'élevait sur la rue principale près de Auburnstreet ; a été déplacé à Frery street, aujourd'hui n° 57, vers 1848. Surveillants de thepoor et de la workhouse 17 Mai, 1802 : Zcbina Stebbins, William Smith,John Hooker, William Ely, et Calvin Stebbins. 3^4 CROQUIS DE L'ancien d'habitants. La résidence de Henry Sterns, construit en 1820, situé dans ce qui était appelé Sternss woods, entrée par l'avenue Madison, est maintenant la propriété et territoires byWilliam C. Whi

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Sketches of the old inhabitants and other citizens of old Springfield of the present century, and its historic mansions of "ye olden tyme, " . Old Poor House, built in 1S02, which stood on Main street near Auburnstreet; was moved to Frery street, now No. 57, about 1848. Overseers of thepoor and of the workhouse May 17, 1802: Zcbina Stebbins, William Smith, John Hooker, William Ely, and Calvin Stebbins. 3^4 SKETCHES OF THE OLD INHABITANTS. The residence of Henry Sterns, built in 1820, situated in what was called Sternss woods, entrance by Madison avenue; is now owned and occupied byWilliam C. White. AND MANSIONS OF SPRINGFIELD. 365 In 1818 he attended the medical college at New Haven, and studied with Dr. Dwight of Hadley, but was obliged togive up his profession on account of his health. He thenwent to Monroe, Mich., remained one year, and returned toSpringfield. His uncle, Pelatiah Bliss, being in feeblehealth, made him the offer of the homestead on Main street, the lot extending to the Connecticut river, and the meadowlot on the east side of Main street, now Congress street.He also had the care of his aunt, Mrs. Bliss. At her deaththe property all came to him. He died June 30, 1869, aged 71 years nearly. Mr. Henry Sterns, merchant, was born at Halifax, NovaScotia, May 11, 1794. He came to Springfield about theyear 1803, and for many years was a merchant on Mainstreet opposite Court Square, having formed a copartnershipw

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