Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston (1901)
Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 421
ld hold out till evening, he (Washington) would en-deavor to bring off the garrison during the night. The braveCaptain Gooch offered to be the bearer of the note. He randown to the river, jumped into a small boat, pushed over theriver, landed under the bank, ran up to the fort, and deliveredthe… … WEST CHUKCH.* escaping through, them, he got to his boat and returned to FortLee. Gouch Street is further noted for its sugar-houses, of whichthere were seven in the town in 1794, each capable of manufac-turing 100,000 pounds annually. The West Church, on Lynde, fronting Cambridge Street, was…
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