Historique Groton : comprenant des croquis historiques et descriptifs relatifs à Groton Heights, Centre Groton, Pont Poquonnoc, Noank, Mystic, et Old Mystic, Connecticut. Début huen pris à po- a voyagé à Hartford à la Cour générale toquonnock et ^ly^tic et pour y connecter. En 170J permission wasla farni> dispersée; sur le côté ea^t avec Xew leur a donné pour construire une maison de réunion trente-Londres une autoroute fMllMwniL: Le ..1.1 Imhan i: Pieds carrés, à ..rganize une église et toTrail de (irnt.m Hank I.. Myotic Kier a été embauché un ministre aux frais conjoints de l'est
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Historic Groton : comprising historic and descriptive sketches pertaining to Groton Heights, Center Groton, Poquonnoc Bridge, Noank, Mystic, and Old Mystic, Conn. . early huen taken in Po- travelled to Hartford to the General Court toquonnock and ^ly^tic and in order to connect bring this about. In 170J permission wasthe scattered farni> on the ea^t side with Xew given them to build a meeting house thirty-London a highway fMllMwniL: the ..1.1 Imhan i: feet square, to ..rganize a church and totrail from (irnt.m Hank I.. Myotic Kier was hire a minister at the joint expense of the eastlaid out in i(.5_, but beyond Iort Hill, it wa> ami west sides of the t.iwn. In 1703 the housea mere jjentwav until ijo-j. W hen King ihil- was built at Center (iroton, the most centralips war broke oul in idjs the men of (iroton l..cati.)n. Rev. Ephraim Woodbridge was thevolunteered to hL;ht ai;ainst the f..e. Tliev first past.ir. Two years later the East Sidewith a remnant .if the lequ..ts, were led by became a separate towMiship and was calledCapt. James Avery. Groton. in honor of Gov. Winthnjps home in The settlers upon the east si.le crossed the England.. river l.i attend church and were taxed for its In the diviM..n ..f Gr..t..n. cliddren were t.. sui)p.irt. Many .if ihem had long distances l.i have the privilege of llic schools .m the -.. ami in idSj il was . inlere.l that f.ir the fu- west si.le; the public ministerial lands Uire they mi, i;lit invite the minister of the were t.i be in cmimon. while New Lon- t.iwn to iireach on their si.le of the riser every d.m was |.i be allowed to cut masts third Siind.-iy .luring the f.mr m.ist .lisagreea- f..r sliips from the Iine Swanqi of Groton. The ble months of the year. .Mi.mt the vear 1700 story .if our tirst l..wn clerk. |..hn Davie, reads the iieople began to a.sk first for a church ..r- hke a romance, lie, like his neighb.>rs. was a ;4aniz:ition of their own and then f. .r a separate farmer, but a well educate, 1 man. a -
