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 35
er, !Mrs. Jennie Reed. Deanesays they were sons of Abraham Bardin of Scituate. In 1704Thomas Bardin also erected an anchor forge and supplied theincreasing demajid for anchors for the Aessels built on the ship-yards beloAv ; also the iron knees then used to some extent.That Thomas Bardwin,… … n i» o ^ « ■^ o -_^ p^ o o s y tS ^; 0) <! ffi a: c CS H cc; ^ 6 ^ s o CURTIS ANCHOR FORGE. 9 At Hanover, Capt. Thomas Bavdwin, aged 8G. He was Dorn nearHaverford-West, in South Wales, came over in 171G, and loas the first tkalmade bar iron m New England. The lirst liridge at this pomt was…
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