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Henry B. Sands Letters from Various Correspondents
Letters concern personal matters and medical issues and advice.
Lost in the Green Grass
Lucinda was the girl who had it all in her twenties; interesting job, adored by her glamorous husband and a beautiful mews house in Notting Hill. Then, in one wrong step, her world was turned upside down.
Sands
Henry Sands, Jr. (d.1651), the son of Henry Sands and Margaret Stanley, and the grandson of Bishop Edwin Sandys, immigrated from England to Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1638 with five children. They later moved to Rawley, Massachusetts, and then returned to Boston. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Iowa and elsewhere. Includes Sands, Westbrook, Jackson and related families.
Report in Chancery
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