Chelsea Square
CHELSEA SQUARE A view of Chelsea Square 1980 For many years Chelsea Square has been a thriving center of business, politics,…
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Moshe Milkbaum is the editor of chelseamass.net. Send tips and corrections to [email protected].Twenty Second Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 3 YEARS SERVICE COMPANY A ROSTER – 3 years service NAME RANK AGE Occupation Residence Enlisted…
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Family Names Y to Z SURNAME FIRST NAME Yeamans John John Yeamans lived in Saint James Parish, Westminster, England and in Boston.…
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TIMELINE OF THE CHELSEA FIRE ON APRIL 12, 1908 10:44 AM Call for a fire at Box 28, the Boston Blacking Company…
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Full account: The Great Chelsea Fire of 1973: How 18 Blocks Burned in Five Hours, and What Stands There Now, with the…
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CHELSEA RESIDENTS WHO SERVED IN WORLD WAR 2 Edmund R. Cichocki Residence: 22 Cottage Street, Chelsea, MA DOB: 1918 Enlisted: Aug. 29,…
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WINTHROP Winthrop was first settled in 1635 and was officially incorporated in 1852. Winthrop was named after the first Governor of Massachusetts,…
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Edward Stickney
EDWARD STICKNEY Edward Stickney was born in Groveland, Mass., December 28, 1830. During boyhood and youth he lived and worked on the…
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The Chelsea Dike and Dam
Island End Dike and Dam The first marked change in the geography of Chelsea was made in 1789 by the construction of…
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Joseph C. O’Mahoney
JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER O’MAHONEY 1884-1962 O’MAHONEY, Joseph Christopher, a Senator from Wyoming; bom in Chelsea, Suffolk County, Mass. on November 5, 1884; attended…
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