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"A Sketch Of The Life Of Col. Daniel Whiting Of Dedham, Mass., 1732-1807" offers a detailed biographical account of Colonel Daniel Whiting, a prominent figure in 18th-century Massachusetts. Authored by Mehetable Woodward Newell Davenport, this work delves into Whiting's life, providing insights into his activities and contributions during a formative period in American history.
Beyond the immediate scope of Whiting's life, the book extends into genealogical and biographical notices of his descendants, enriching the narrative with the stories of subsequent generations. Furthermore, it includes information on the Haven and Newell families, offering a broader perspective on the interconnectedness of families in colonial Massachusetts. Extracts from family letters provide intimate glimpses into the lives, thoughts, and relationships of those featured, making this sketch an invaluable resource for historians and genealogists alike.
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