Thomas Buttolph
The Early Settlers of the West End (1630 – 1645): Thomas Buttolph, Leather-Dresser
Era: New Fields (~1625-1780)
Early Boston, Trimount, farmland, mills, ropewalks, and early industry
The Early Settlers of the West End (1630 – 1645): Thomas Buttolph, Leather-Dresser
The Early Settlers of the West End (1630 – 1645): John Bigg, Artillery Officer
The Early Settlers of the West End (1630 – 1645): Alexander Beck, Laborer
A report on the population of the West End from the late colonial period through the modern day.
James Barton was the owner of a rope walk in the West End, on the land of descendants of Sir John Leverett.
Charles Chambers was a West End landowner and a judge on the Court of Common Pleas from 1719 to 1739.
Reverend James Allen Reverend James Allen was the Congregationalist pastor of First Church in Boston from 1668 to 1710. The church is now located on 66 Marlborough Street. Allen was born in Hampshire, England in 1632 to the town’s minister. He graduated from Emmanuel College (BA) and Oxford University (Masters) and held religious and academic…