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Identifier: oldbostontavernso00drak (find matches)
Title: Old Boston taverns and tavern clubs
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 Watkins, Walter Kendall, 1855-1934
Subjects: Taverns (Inns) -- Massachusetts Boston Clubs -- Massachusetts Boston Boston (Mass.) -- Social life and customs
Publisher: Boston, W. A. Butterfield
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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part in1713-14 ; Jonathan Waldo, Jr., to Samuel Cookson in 1780;Cookson to Joel Crosby in 1795. In 1798 Joel Crosby wasthe owner and occupier of the Lamb Tavern. A woodenbuilding of two stories, twenty-four windows, value $4200.In 1738 it was mentioned in the Town Records, and in 1782Augustus Moor was licensed there. Lighthouse, 1766, mentioned in the Town Records.It was not far from the Old North Meeting House. Lion, Sign of, Washington Street, between Winter andBoylston streets. 1796 Henry Vose (innholder). Logwood Tree, Sign of, south side of CommercialStreet, between Hanover and North streets. The lot ofJohn Seabury in the Book of Possessions, which he deeds toAlex Adams in 1645, Adams to Nathaniel Fryer in 1653-54,and Fryer to John Scarlet in 1671. Scarlet to Joseph Par-minter in 1671-72. In 1734-35 Hannah Emmes, sister ofParminter, conveys to John Bead the house known as the Sign of the Logwood Tree ; Read to Thomas Bently in1744, and Bently to Joshua Bently 1756. In 1798 it was
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mm THE fiEN ^0:^„^UBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX TILDEI^ fG -jr^DATlQNS LIST OF TAVERNS AND TAVERN OWNERS. 115 occupied by Captain Caswell. A wooden house, two stories,fourteen windows, value SIOOO. In 1732 mentioned in theTown Records. See also Queens Head. Marlborough Arms and Marlborough Head, southside of State Street, east of Kilby Street. In 1640 WilliamHudson was allowed to keep an ordinary. His son conveysthis in 1648 to Francis Smith, and Smith to John Holland.Judith Holland conveys to Thomas Peck in 1656 ; ThomasPeck, Jr., to James Gibson, 1711. In 1722 Mary Gibsondeeds to her children house named Marlborough next theGrapes. James Gibson to Roger Passmore, 1741; Pass-more to Simon Eliot, 1759 ; Eliot to Leonard, 1760 ; Jarvisto Benjamin Parker, 1766; John Erving acquires and deedsto William Stackpole, 1784. In 1798 it had been convertedinto a brick store. Elisha Odling was licensed in 1720,Sarah Wormal in 1721, and Elizabeth Smith 1722. Mitre, east side of North Street, at the

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