History of shipbuilding on North river, Plymouth county, Massachusetts, with genealogies of the shipbuilders, and accounts of the industries upon its tributaries. 1640 to 1872 (1889)
Briggs, L. Vernon (Lloyd Vernon), 1863-1941 · Boston, Coburn brothers, printers · leaf 125
ard is now grown up to woods,which are known as Seaburys Woods. liobeH Magouii issaid to have built one Aessel here, and Barry says that Col. /^,4 … W -S-r jobs landing. 83 George and Thomas Turner built here at one time. Little isknown of the Seaburys in this locality at the present day. Theman from whom this Point received its name, was son of JohnSeabury, of Duxbury, who died bcfoie 1G()2, leaving severaldaughters and two sons; 1. John, Avho…
Shipbuilding -- Massachusetts Plymouth County · North River (Plymouth County, Mass.) · Plymouth County (Mass.) -- Genealogy
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