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Thomas Farnsworth

American Quaker
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    Settled in 1682 by Thomas Farnsworth, a Quaker, it was early known as Farnsworth’s Landing. In 1734 Joseph Borden (for whom the settlement was renamed) established a stage line and packet service at the site. Joseph Bonaparte, oldest brother of Napoleon I and exiled king of Spain, purchased about…

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    Settled in 1682 by Thomas Farnsworth, a Quaker, it was early known as Farnsworth’s Landing. In 1734 Joseph Borden (for whom the settlement was renamed) established a stage line and packet service at the site. Joseph Bonaparte, oldest brother of Napoleon I and exiled king of Spain, purchased about…

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