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   Aylward Antiques, Rowley, Massachusetts. 1,038 likes · 8 talking about this · 2 were here. Welcome to Aylward Antiques at THE BARN at TODD FARM in Rowley Massachusetts. Come and enjoy our unique and...

2. historyofmassachusetts.org › rowley-ma-historyHistory of Rowley, Massachusetts

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   Jan 7, 2023 · The following is an overview of the history of Rowley: 1635: The Humphrey Bradstreet Farm and the John Cross Farm are established on what is now Main Street after receiving two land grants from the King of England. 1638: Rowley is settled by Reverend Ezekiel Rogers and is known as the Ezekiel Rogers Plantation. 1639:

3. historicmassachusetts.org › rowleyThe ancient houses of Rowley, Massachusetts

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   168 Main St., Rowley MA 1785. The Rowley Assessors Vision database gives a date of 1785 for this house, but it has not been confirmed: The 1872 Rowley map shows the owners as “Miss S. Payson” and “M.P. Payson.” The 1884 map shows the owner of the property, extending to the intersection with Central St., as “Sarah Payson.”

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   Rowley Historical Society - MA. 545 likes · 13 talking about this. Established in 1918 in Rowley, Massachusetts, Rowley Historical Society strives to ...

5. historicipswich.net › jewel-mill-and-bridge-rowleyThe Jewel Mill and Stone Arch Bridge – Historic Ipswich

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   Mar 29, 2023 · Non-members-$5.00. The mill and stone bridge near the intersection of Rt. 1 and Glen Street in Rowley are replicas of the first fulling mill and stone arch bridge in America. The town of Rowley was “set off” from Ipswich in 1639, just 5 years after the founding of Ipswich. In 1642, a bridge and a dam were built on the Mill River in Rowley.

6. www.legendsofamerica.com › rowley-massachusettsRowley, Massachusetts - Legends of America

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   By 1680, Rowley was called home to about 129 families. In 1685, the southwestern section of the town, long known as “Rowley Village,” was incorporated as the town of Boxford. In 1689, several Rowley men were ordered to defend Haverhill and Dover against the Indians, but it is not known that they were slain.

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   What is the history of Rowley Massachusetts?

   • Visit this site's About page to find out more about Rebecca. Rowley is a historic town in Essex County in Massachusetts that was settled by English colonists in the early 17th century. The following is an overview of the history of Rowley: 1635: The Humphrey Bradstreet Farm and the John Cross Farm are established on what is now Main Street after…

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   Why is Rowley MA called Rowley?

   • Loading... Rowley, MA, was settled in 1639 as a plantation by Reverend Ezekiel Rogers, who had arrived from England on the ship John of London with approximately twenty families. The town was named after Rowley, East Riding of Yorkshire, where Rogers had served as pastor.

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   When was Rowley incorporated as a town?

   • Rowley was not explicitly mentioned in the provided text as to when it was incorporated as a town. However, the text states that 'In 1731, part of the town called “New Rowley,” now Georgetown, was incorporated as the Second Parish,' which might imply that the incorporation of Rowley as a town occurred around 1731. Please note that this is an interpretation based on the context provided, and the exact date of Rowley's incorporation is not explicitly stated in the text.

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   What was Rowley known for in history?

   • Rowley was known for having several men serve in the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. A post office was established in 1804, and the town furnished 31 men for the War of 1812. In the following years, several Rowley men served in these wars.

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   Who built 202 Main Street in Rowley MA?

   • 202 Main St., Rowley MA, the Cogswell- Pike house, c. 1795/ 1837 202 Main St., Rowley MA, the Deborah and Rev. John Pike house, 1839: The 1720 Northend house now at 169 Main St. was moved from this location in 1837, after which the present house was constructed by Hannah and John Francis Jamin.

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   Who built the house at 100 Main Street in Rowley MA?

   • Mighill-Perley House, 100 Main St., Rowley MA (1737 /c. 1820) - The the house at 100 Main St. in Rowley was built for Capt. Nathaniel Mighil in 1737, and was updated by his grandson Captain Nathaniel Mighil Perley in the early 19th Century.… Continue reading → Land and houses of Rowley / Joseph N. Dummer, Used as source for MACRIS listing.

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8. greenerpasture.com › Places › DetailsHistory of Rowley, Massachusetts, USA - GREENERPASTURE

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   Sep 15, 2023 · 1845 - ROWLEY. [Pop. 1,203. Inc. 1639.] Rowley was named in honor of its first minister, who had previously been settled at Rowley in England, and who afterwards left a considerable legacy to the town. Rowley once included Bradford, Boxford, and Georgetown. An Elementary Geography for Massachusetts Children by William Bentley Fowle and Asa Fitz ...