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http://www.rootsweb.com/~mstunica/60census.htm
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Compilation by Thomas L. Doughton of birth, death & marriage records for people of color--African American & Native American--from the manuscript records of the Sturbridge, Mass. town clerk's office.
http://www.osv.org/explore_learn/document_viewer.php?Action=View&DocID=1943
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Compiled by Thomas L. Doughton: in 1771, based on the provincial tax valuation rosters for Massachusetts, 911 residents of the Bay colony owned 1169 adult "servants for life" or slaves, this an alphabetical listing of these 911 slaveholders
http://www.geocities.com/afroyankees/Historical/maowners771.html
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As compiled by Thomas L. Doughton, roughly 1400 Indians, plus their non-Indian spouses, for whom the state assumed a "special relationship" in 1861These Indians are recorded under separate tribal community headings . A "tribe" by "tribe" [including white,
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Compiled by Thomas L. Doughton, some 1400 Indians, plus their non-Indian spouses, for whom the state assumed a "special relationship" in 1861, here in an alphabetical roster.
http://www.geocities.com/quinnips/earle/alphaearle.html
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U.S. military pensioners for 1813
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nydutche/pension3.htm
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Transcription of all Irish born listings in 1850 census for several towns in the area of Brookfield, MA (Hampden and Worcester counties)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dgarvey/Irish_US_census/Irish_MA_1850.html
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In 1861, according to John Milton Earle, there were some 1146 Wampanoag Indians in Massachusetts. Excluding their non-Native spouses, these Wampanoags appear here in an alphabetical listing
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In 1861, according to John Milton Earle, there were some 1146 Wampanoag Indians in Massachusetts. Excluding their non-Native spouses, these Wampanoags appear here in alphabetical listing by tribal community or "ethnicity" such a Christiantown, Pembroke, F
http://www.geocities.com/quinnips/earle/wamp1.html
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US military pensioners from 1813
http://www.arealdomain.com/ma1813.html
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