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in wall of building on Marshall street, Apr. 13, 1836 Boylston, Zebdiel, introduced kine-pox inoculation, May 21, 1721 Boylston, John made a present to the town; will proved, June 12, 1795 Branded a man for selling a gun to an In avenue and Beach street, kept by J. S. Bradbury, 1860 Boylston, 38 School street, kept by H. L. Hanscom, 1834 Brunswion, Jan., 1875 Kine-pox inoculation introduced by Dr. Boylston, May 21, 1721 Kissing a fineable offence in Bosto8, 1858 Quincy, completed and opened, Aug. 26, 1826 Boylston, corner-stone laid, May 23, 1809 Blackstone street, co about 1660 Near Milk, removed, Aug., 1862 Head, on Boylston, cor. Tremont, built about 1763 Removed, standing, to Rebuilt, 1848 Bowditch, South street, built, 1862 Boylston, Fort Hill, built, 1819 Rebuilt, 1853 Brimmer, Commmany inhabitants, 1702 Inoculation with kine-pox, by Dr. Boylston, May, 1721 Red flags denote its presence, May, 1751
, 1812, 1823, 1844, 1872, Chambers street, 1732 Pierce's alley, 1708; Change alley, 1788; Fitch's alley, 1796; Flag alley, 1828, Change avenue, 1841 Berry street, 1708; Barrack lane, 1768; Berry street, 1803, Channing street, 1846 From School street, south; Cook's court, 1733, Chapman place, 1841 Chardon lane, 1743; Ivers street, 1859; extended to Merrimae, 1860, Chardon street, 1821 In place of Charlestown Ferryway, 1631, Charles Riv. bridge, 1785 Beacon to Cambridge, to Boylston, 1809, extended north, 1841, 1859, 1866, Charles street, 1805 Union to Causeway, Haymarket square to Causeway, 1840, Charlestown street, 1807 From North street to Copp's Hill, Hanover to Commercial, 1803, Charter street, 1708 Merchants' row to Commercial street, Butler's row, in part, 1789, Chatham street, 1825 Chauncy place. Bedford place, Rowe street, Chauncy place, 1809, Chauncy street, 1856 A part of Boston, called Rumney Marsh previous, Chelsea Town, 1738 Winnissimmet
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