Samuel Waldo

Brigadier General Samuel Waldo (c. 1748–1750) by [[Robert Feke]] Samuel Waldo (August 7, 1696 – May 23, 1759) was an American merchant, land speculator, army officer and politician in the Province of Massachusetts Bay. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Boston, May 22d. 1735 : Whereas since my return from St. George's River in the eastern parts of this province, where I have lately been ... to effect the settlement of two towns ... I thought it would not be improper to make it known by this means, what reception I met with from the Indians ...
    by Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759
    Published 1735
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    A defence of the title of the late John Leverett Esq; to a tract of land in the eastern parts of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, commonly called Muscongus lands, lying upon St. George's, Muscongus and Penobscott Rivers /
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    Samuel Waldo of Boston, merchant, intending with all possible expedition to settle two towns of forty families each, on a tract of land, to which his title is indisputable, lying on the western side of a navigable river known by the name of St. George's River ... hereby notifies all persons who may be desirous to take up lots and settle there ...
    by Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759
    Published 1735
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    Whereas it is industriously reported (as I imagine with design at this juncture, to prejudice the Honourable Elisha Cooke, Esq; in the good opinion of the freeholders and voters of this town) that on Tuesday evening last being the 30th of April, he proposed or drank the following health, viz. Col. Dunbar governour of this province. ...
    by Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759
    Published 1734
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