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Rutland forts (Herald clippings) 1

Rutland forts (Herald clippings) 1
File: Rutland forts (Herald clippings) -1.jpg
Image Date: 2023-10-13
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RFLA.SWAN.DOC.2026.00540
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Rutland forts (Herald clippings) 1
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{"page_1": " J.P.\nJarius Chipman, lived, 1813 - 1817\nJared Brown, was settled, June 19, 1810, and, 1870\nMoses Brown, wrote, 1813, and, 1870\nCarson Buck, wrote, 1813, and, 1870\nJ.\nJ. Rutland, Chapel, 13, 1950\nThe first Statehouse in the State of Vermont, was built\nOctober 1905. There it was Vermont founders met in the Deep\nValley, and settled, 1805.\nRutland was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775.\nThe common was once a part of the Town of Rutland,\nand was settled, 1775. ", "page_2": " 3. Rutland barely day 31, 1932\nRemarks: By Daniel A. Cary.\nRutland was settled in 1769 and a fort built at the Center\nin 1778. While Burlington was not settled until 1783 as Rutland\nwas quite a boy who Burlington was born.\n4. Rutland - pertaining to the Old Pine Horse in what I\nwas purchased by William Jenkins latey of Wallingford.\nBrown time around the turn of the century. Daniel to have been\nbuilt some time in the 1790's.\nThe original land was a bang farming from Main Street.\nalmost to Center Rutland and the house was at Pine Street.\nthe only me west of Main Street to what is now\nHalland. Halland is now Center Rutland. "}
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