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    CCR Colonial Connecticut Records
    DSNEF The Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife Annual Proceedings, edited by Peter Benes
    MHS Massachusetts Historical Society
    NEHGR New England Historical Genealogical Register
    NEHGS New England Historic Genealogical Society
    NEQ New England Quarterly
    OIC Old Indian Chronicle, edited by Samuel Drake, 1867.
    WMQ William and Mary Quarterly
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