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From: "mcoady" <>
Subject: Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820
Date: Sat, 3 Aug 2002 17:57:47 -0400
References: <00e901c23afd$dbd98dc0$41cbfea9@oemcomputer>

Charlestown at that time was part of Middlesex County and included what is
now Somerville. Charlestown is now part of Boston and Suffolk County and
only 1 square mile. So you may want to include a search of Middlesex County
and the City of Somerville when asking that question.

Marie Coady
----- Original Message -----
From: "Celia Schulz" <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, August 03, 2002 10:55 AM
Subject: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820


> Hello list members,
>
> Does anyone on the list know what ANGLICAN churches would have been in
existence in Charlestown or the North End in 1807 and in 1820--other than
the OLD North Church?
> Many thanks,
>
> Celia
>
> ______________________________

This thread:

• [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "Celia Schulz" <>

  • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "mcoady" <>

  • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "Harriet M Chase" <>
    • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "Harriet M Chase" <>
      • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "Celia Schulz" <>
    • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "Celia Schulz" <>
      • Re: [GM-L] Anglican Churches in Charletwon and North End, 1807-1820 by "mcoady" <>
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