Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 · New Haven, Conn. : Associated Publishers of American Records · leaf 118
second wife, Plester, would not return to Hopkinton to live, and he soonafter sold the place to Sir Charles Harry Frankland who built his famousManor House on the back of the site of the Gooch house. This housewas burned January 23, 1858. Another house on this site was built bythe Nasons, and a few… … m PROVINCE HOUSE—Residence of Sir Charles Hobby in Boston—His daughter Mary was born here in February, 1702 (fe^^^ elms, the old barn and outhouse and a few of the old rose bushes. JamesGooch was quite an important man both in Boston and Hopkinton. Hisname frequently occurs in the Boston Records.…
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