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The Olden Time Series, Vol. 6: Literary Curiosities - Gleanings Chiefly from Old Newspapers of Boston and Salem, Massachusetts by Henry M. (Henry Mason) Brooks
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CRANSTON, a young Lady of genteel Acquirements, and of a
most amiable Disposition.

Dec. 19, 1766.

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BOSTON, January 12 [1767].

Last Thursday Evening DUNCAN STEWART, Esq; Collector of His
Majesty's Customs for the Port of New-London, was married to
Miss NANCY ERVING, youngest Daughter of the Hon. JOHN
ERVING, Esq; of this Town; a most amiable and agreeable
young Lady.

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Thursday last was married, at Newport, JOHN COFFIN JONES,
Esq. of Boston, merchant, to the truly amiable and
accomplished Miss ABIGAIL GRANT, daughter of the late
ALEXANDER GRANT, Esq. a Lady of real merit, and highly
qualified to render the connubial state desirable and
supremely happy.

May 22, 1786.

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--By the Rev. Dr. STILLMAN, Mr. CALEB LORING, distiller, to
the agreeable Miss POLLY SELSBRY.
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