10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERRING-POND»
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1
Across the
Herring Pond
The story's contemporary twist creates an enchanting and believable connection of present to past through the dramatic encounter of a 19th century Cornish squire and a 21st century American reporter.
2
History of the Town of Plymouth, from Its First Settlement ...
Great Herring Pond is about 15 miles from town, on the borders of Sandwich. It is
two miles in length, and has an Indian population in its vicinity. , Little Herring
Pond is connected with it by a brook. The Leech gives name to one pond, though
in ...
3
Massachusetts Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the ...
463, § 3, for the division of the lands held in common and belonging to the
Herring Pond tribe of Indians. The judge of probate ordered the division to be
made equally among all persons, whether of full age or minors, of Indian de-
scent, ...
Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court, 1873
4
Atlantic Reporter: Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts ...
Apparently, or at least probably, they were the poplar, red oak, and "water oak"
referred to In the will of John Giles, Sr., at the head of Herring Pond. The deed
then calls to run to the southwest branch of Pa- tapsco river, thence running and ...
5
Canal -- Buzzard and Barnstable Bays: Letter from the ...
The shortest distance from Long Pond to Bloody Pond is 720 yds.; from Bloody
Pond to Black Pond, 725 yards; from Black Pond to Little Herring Pond, I70 yards.
The ridge that separates Long from Bloody Pond, is seventy-two feet above the ...
United States. Army. Corps of Engineers, United States. War Dept, 1826
6
A Guide to Historic Plymouth
Like Fresh Pond, Great Herring Pond was the site of an Indian reservation. In
1803 the state set aside 2,683 acres around the large pond for the Herring Pond
Wampanoag families, who lived here until the 1870s when they began to
abandon ...
7
Tribe, Race, History: Native Americans in Southern New ...
As a result, the district decided in 1842, with the approval of the legislature, to
formally divide most ofthe reserve in severalty and to give 60 acres to every
proprietor.51 Similarly, in January 1850, a group ofabout 20 Herring Pond
Indians asked ...
8
Survey across the isthmus of Cape Cod ...
The shortest distance from Long Pond to Bloody Pond is 720 yards ; from Bloody
to Black Pond 275 yards ; from Black to Little Herring Pond 170 yards. The bridge
that separates Long Pond from Bloody Pond rises seventy- two feet above the ...
Massachusetts. General Court. House of Representatives. Joint Special Committee on the Subject of a Ship Canal Connecting Buzzard's Bay and Barnstable Bay, P. H. Perrault, John H. Bufford, 1860
LITTLE HERRING POND. — Plymouth County; southeastern part of town of
Plymouth; outlet, Monument River through Great Herring Pond to Buzzards Bay;
about 1 mile long; the stream connecting Little Herring with Great Herring Pond is
...
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Surface waters of Massachusetts
_ HERRING PoND.-Barnstable County; town ой Eastham; one ой а group ой
ponds south ой Eastham Center. Wellfleet sheet. HERRING PoND.Barnstable
County; town of Wellíleet; inlets from Slough and Higgins ponds; outlet, Herring
River ...
Charles Henry Pierce, Henry Jennings Dean, 1916
