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Newton (Mass.)
The manuscript box contains four folders, three consisting of real-estate valuation lists for the town of Newton from 1749 to 1785, with several lists including provincial/state, county, town, and parish taxes.
History of Newton, Massachusetts
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Report of Albert F. Noyes, City Engineer and Edward A. Buss, C.E., on Plan for Surface Drainage for the City of Newton, Mass
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