Newbury: a pattern of flatware made in sterling silver by the Towle Mfg. Company; with some history of Newbury: Massachusetts and its progenitor Newbury: England (1907)
Towle Mfg. Company, Tilton, George P. (George Prescott) · Newburyport, Mass., Chicago, Ill. [etc.] [s.n.] · leaf 11
ourg and Newbury. The south bank of the river Kennet, soon to merge its waters with the Thames,favored the peaceful life of the new invaders more than did the former Romanmilitary camp a mile to the northward; and the fruitful valley sustained themafter the manner of those dark ages,— recordless… … For the followingcentury this is chieflyconcerned with the af-fairs of Ernulf de Hesd-ing and other possessorsof the manor, their pat-ronage of the churchand monastery, and theneighboring priory ofSandelford. The naturalactivities of a flourishingcommunity are evident,however, and we findmention in…
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