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Francis West and the founding of Bridgewater, Massachusetts in 1645

Bridgewater was the first interior settlement in the Old Colony. This view published in 1844 shows the town about 200 year after it's founding in 1645.

Francis West was an original proprietor of Bridgewater, Massachusetts


"Original Proprietors of Bridgewater, MA, 1645"

"Requested as an enlargement to the west of Duxbury and was so granted
Bradford Govr. 1645"

*Moved to Bridgewater

"To These fifty-four were added Samuel Edson, the first miller, who came from Salem, and Rev James Keith, the first minister and Edson's son-in-law, educated at Aberdeen, and installed at Bridgewater 1664 at the age of 21."


William Bradford ----------- John Pybody ----------- John Irish
William Merrick ----------- William Paybody ----------- Philip Delano
John Bradford ----------- Francis Sprague ----------- *Arthur Harris
Abraham Pierce ----------- *William Basset ----------- Mr. John Alden
John Rogers ----------- *John Washburn ----------- *John Fobes
George Partridge ----------- *John Washburn, Jr. ----------- Samuel Nash
John Starr ----------- *John Ames ----------- Abraham Sampson
Mr. William Collier ----------- *Thomas Gannet -----------
George Soule
Christopher Wadsworth ----------- *William Brett -----------*Experience Mitchell
Edward Hall ----------- Edmund Hunt ----------- Henry Howland
Nicholas Robbins ----------- William Clark -----------
Henry Sampson
*Thomas Hayward ----------- William Ford ----------- John Brown
*Nathaniel Willis -------------- Mr. Const. Southworth ------------- *John Haward
*John Willis -------------- *John Cary -------------
Francis West
Thomas Bonney -------------- Edmund Weston -------------- William Tubbs
Mr Miles Standish -------------- *Samuel Tompkins -------------- James Lindall
Love Brewster -------------- Edmund Chandler -------------- Samuel Eaton
Mr Ralph Partridge ----------- Moses Simmons ---------- Solomon Leonard

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