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CB04_index_0004b
Hull W. H. 34. Holmes & Rugg. 211, 390
Harrington John 68. 52. Hill Miss. Emily. 218
Hawes H. G. 64. Huntington. G. P. 247.
Harris. William 50 Haven. Miss E H 341, 349
Holmes O. W. .69. Heckle Mrs Wm 336
Hall. J. K. 87, 374 Hall Martin L 312
Hanscomb. Mrs W. L. 102 Howe M. G. 308, 303.
Hobart. Mrs S. B. 104 Hammond G. G. 383
Harris. John. S. 103
Hunnewell H H 118.
Hughs Geo. 127
Hobart. A. Wm 141
Harmon. J. & H. M. 140.
Howes. Alfred. 158
Hagar. J. B. 158
Huntington S. E. 176

CB04_index_0004b
Hull W.H. 34. Holmes & Rugg. 211, 390
Harrington John 68. 52. Hill Miss. Emily. 218
Hawes H.G. 64. Huntington. G.P. 247.
Harris. William 50 Haven. Miss EH 341, 349
Holmes O.W. .69. Heckle Mrs Wm 336
Hall. J.K. 87, 374 Hall Martin L 312
Hanscomb. Mrs W.L. 102 Howe M.G. 308, 303.
Hobart. Mrs S.B. 104 Hammond G.G. 383
Harris. John. I. 103
Hunnewell HH 118.
Hughs Geo. 127
Hobart. A. Wm 141
Harmon. J. & H.M. 140.
Howes. Alfred. 158
Hagar. J.B. 158
Huntington S.E. 176
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