Massachusetts State Archives collection, colonial and post colonial period 1626-1806
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Microfilm of documents at Massachusetts State Archives, Boston, Massachusetts.
Filming started with volume 240 at the request of the Massachusetts State Archives. Volumes 1-239 will be filmed later. This archival collection ends with volume 328.
Includes indexes in some volumes.
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- United States, Massachusetts - Town records
- United States, Massachusetts - Public records
- United States, Massachusetts - Land and property
- United States, Massachusetts - Military records - Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775
- United States, Massachusetts - Probate records
- United States, Massachusetts - Politics and government - Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775
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