Marshfield 70⁰-40' W:42⁰-5' N
Subtitle: the autobiography of a Pilgrim town : being an account of three hundred years of a New England town founded by the Pilgrims, lived in and developed by the Royalists, adopted by Daniel Webster, beloved by many of the ancestors of those who today make it their home, 1640-1940.
Contributors: Hagar, Joseph Clarence, 1866-; Marshfield Tercentenary Committee, Marshfield, Mass.
Publisher: Marshfield Tercentenary Committee
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Marshfield, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Subjects: Marshfield (Mass.) -- History.
Other titles: Marshfield, the autobiography of a Pilgrim town.; Autobiography of a Pilgrim town
Notes: "This book is the joint effort of Marshfield folk to give in 1940 the story of the three hundred honorable years of our beloved town ... The narrative, drawn as it is from numberless sources, cannot be ascirbed to any authors ... I must however assume responsibility for most of the text and all of the emphasis."--"As to acknowledgments", signed: Joseph C. Hagar.