Some Account fo the Gilmans, Leavitts, Otises, etc. There are 174 pages on three microfiche. He was an officer int he war between the English, and the French and Indians, and was present, at the massacre after the capitulation of Fort William henry, in 1757, from which he fortunately escaped. In the last part of his life he lived in Bridgewater, where he died August 6, 1771. They can be read by viewing them on Microfiche Readers.
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