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Kent, Northborough History (1921), p. 15: Parkman's diary, John Oak's report that 'his aunt, Mrs. Holloway' wished him to come to the raising of the meeting-house (1745). Kent records that Parkman had been informed by John Oak that his aunt, Mrs. Holloway, was desirous that he should come over to the precinct on the day of the raising of the meeting-house 'to pray with them'.

Image · dated 1745 (printed 1921) · source: Internet Archive (public-domain scan); northboroughhist00inkent.

Kent, Northborough History (1921), p. 15: Parkman's diary, John Oak's report that 'his aunt, Mrs. Holloway' wished him to come to the raising of the meeting-house (1745). Kent records that Parkman had been informed by John Oak that his aunt, Mrs. Holloway, was desirous that he should come over to the precinct on the day of the raising of the meeting-house 'to pray with them'.

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Keep in mind: Confirmed. The page does not say which Mrs. Holloway; John Oak is taken to be John (1715-1752) of Westborough (Likely; the page gives no parentage).

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