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West Boylston, Massachusetts Census, 1870
Description
Located in central Massachusetts, West Boylston was a mill town in the 19th Century, producing cotton blankets and woolens. This collection of census records for the town in 1870 reveals valuable information regarding nearly 2900 residents. Researchers will find age, sex, race, occupation, and birthplace information in addition to the person's name. Line and page numbers refer to the original document. While most residents stated their birthplace as Massachusetts, there are numerous French Canadian and Irish families listed. For those seeking information regarding ancestors who lived in Massachusetts, this can be a helpful database.
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