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| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives 1807-1811, and ag |
| Perry served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives and as the second |
| n politician who served as a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, Massachusetts Au |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1797-1802, 181 |
| 6 to 1848 Seaver served as a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives and in 1850 and 1 |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1906. |
| 2006 Race for 12th Bristol Representative, | Massachusetts House (General Election) |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives 1830-1831 and 183 |
| O'Brien served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1987 through |
| ncis W. Hatch, Jr., Minority leader of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives |
| It is made of the 160-seat | Massachusetts House of Representatives and the 40-seat M |
| Dwight was elected to the | Massachusetts House of Representatives 1794-1795, and to |
| He served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1817. |
| returned to his old post of Speaker of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1858, until hi |
| d F. Humason is a Republican member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, representing Wes |
| In 1918, after he left the | Massachusetts House of Representatives Carney became a J |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1907 and 1908. |
| chool committee, Crosby also served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives (1886-1887) and t |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1919. |
| O'Brien was first elected to the | Massachusetts House in 1996. |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives (1811-1814). |
| Benton was elected to the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1917, but resi |
| During that period, he also served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1918 to 1919 |
| (born October 25, 1950) is a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, and a former act |
| She was elected to the | Massachusetts House of Representatives and served from 1 |
| ning Record, and served as a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives and as a United S |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives 1833, 1834, 1836, |
| He was the only | Massachusetts House member who refused to commit to a pu |
| He was a member of: the | Massachusetts House of Representatives (1835-1839), the |
| Olney was elected a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1902. |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, and served in th |
| From 1927-1935, Pratt was a member the | Massachusetts House of Representatives. |
| Coolidge served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1875. |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1895 and 1896, |
| He served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives and represented M |
| He was elected a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, and served in th |
| He served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1873. |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1824, 1825, 18 |
| He served as member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives,and was a member |
| A Democrat, she has served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives since March 1998. |
| Eliot served as a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives, and served in th |
| In 1995, Lewis was elected to the | Massachusetts House of Representatives for the 11th Norf |
| Oliver served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1854 and 185 |
| epresented the 5th Bristol District in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives. |
| Buoniconti served in the | Massachusetts House of Representatives from 2001 to 2005 |
| He was a member of the | Massachusetts House of Representatives (1808-1809). |
| Born in Brookfield, | Massachusetts, Howe pursued classical studies. |
| Born in Alford, | Massachusetts, Hulbert completed preparatory studies. |
| Falmouth, Maine (Portland) (then a part of | Massachusetts), Ilsley received a liberal schooling. |
| He moved to Charlestown, | Massachusetts, in 1815. |
| an unsuccessful candidate for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1893 and 1894. |
| uated from Williams College, Williamstown, | Massachusetts, in 1811. |
| rge L. Thompson, Candidate for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1938. |
| gamore Hill Radio Observatory in Hamilton, | Massachusetts in 1963. |
| is a 23-acre (93,000 m2) lake in Duxbury, | Massachusetts in the village of Tinkertown. |
| City solicitor of Somerville, | Massachusetts, in 1872 and 1873. |
| e married the former Teran Lee Gardner, of | Massachusetts, in November 1971. |
| He died in Salem, | Massachusetts in 1945 at age 70. |
| Hunter was born in Spencer, | Massachusetts in 1843. |
| He moved to Lanesboro, | Massachusetts, in 1813. |
| Born in Pelham, | Massachusetts in November 1785, Sloane completed prepara |
| Douglas Sloan) built "Elm Court" in Lenox, | Massachusetts, in 1887. |
| college with a career focus in Brookline, | Massachusetts, in the United States. |
| of Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, | Massachusetts in 2010. |
| Hollingsworth (1813-1882) was an artist in | Massachusetts in the 19th-century. |
| January 19, 1894) was the 29th Governor of | Massachusetts in 1875-1876. |
| adger (1792-1868) was an artist in Boston, | Massachusetts in the 19th-century. |
| uated from Williams College, Williamstown, | Massachusetts, in 1815. |
| He was born in Springfield, | Massachusetts in 1835, the son of Eli Stephenson and Chl |
| Folger died at Nantucket, | Massachusetts in 1690. |
| rn Phillip Mark Stevens Crisson in Boston, | Massachusetts in March 1949. |
| Blodgett was born in Amherst, | Massachusetts in 1821. |
| from St. John's High School in Shrewsbury, | Massachusetts in 2003. |
| ssful Democratic candidate for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1887. |
| a PhD in anthropology at the University of | Massachusetts, in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA. |
| He was born in Oakham, | Massachusetts in 1792. |
| He graduated from Holyoke High School in | Massachusetts in 1950. |
| y was a club in Central Square, Cambridge, | Massachusetts in the United States. |
| rison (1815-1857) was an artist in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the mid-19th century. |
| He moved to Framingham, | Massachusetts, in 1848, having been appointed a trial ju |
| m is a village in the city of Easthampton, | Massachusetts, in the United States. |
| USS | Massachusetts in Puget Sound, Washington State |
| They formed in New Bedford, | Massachusetts in 2000. |
| ted from Williams College of Williamstown, | Massachusetts in 1855. |
| eminary was incorporated under the laws of | Massachusetts in 1892. |
| He moved to North Adams, | Massachusetts in 1861. |
| He died in Holyoke, | Massachusetts in 1984. |
| seller, publisher and librarian in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the early 19th century. |
| uated from Williams College, Williamstown, | Massachusetts in 1814. |
| s an annual debutante ball held in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the United States. |
| summer on the Tanglewood estate in Lenox, | Massachusetts in the Berkshire Hills in western Massachu |
| She was berthed at Boston, | Massachusetts in the custody of the United States Mariti |
| ted from Westport High School in Westport, | Massachusetts in 1995. |
| The 5th congressional district of | Massachusetts in the 109th Congress. |
| a businessman and abolitionist in Boston, | Massachusetts in the 19th century. |
| " | Massachusetts", words and music by Arlo Guthrie, was mad |
| Shearn was born in Leeds, | Massachusetts in 1869. |
| Henshaw was born in Leicester, | Massachusetts in 1791 and educated at Leicester Academy. |
| 2) was a Scotland-born sculptor in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the 19th-century. |
| He died in Granville, | Massachusetts, in 1922 at his summer home. |
| Swan emigrated from Scotland to | Massachusetts in 1765. |
| in the manufacture of paper in Leominster, | Massachusetts, in 1796. |
| ra had its staged premiere in Northampton, | Massachusetts in June, 2008. |
| Irving Fine died in Natick, | Massachusetts in August 1962. |
| He died in Boston, | Massachusetts in 1823 and was interred in the Mount Aubu |
| He moved to Lawrence, | Massachusetts in 1852, where he continued in that busine |
| in American Studies) at the University of | Massachusetts in Amherst, Massachusetts graduating in 19 |
| ars was a printer in Boston and Worcester, | Massachusetts, in the late 18th century. |
| served as mayor of the city of Fitchburg, | Massachusetts, in 1873 and 1874. |
| He worked in Rhode Island and | Massachusetts in his occupations. |
| Holden was born in Middlefield, | Massachusetts, in 1868. |
| to the Republican National Convention from | Massachusetts in 1960. |
| ried Hattie Betsey Stewart of Charlestown, | Massachusetts in Princeton, Massachusetts, on October 22 |
| He died at Cambridge, | Massachusetts in 1896. |
| Chapman was born in Holland, | Massachusetts in 1832. |
| 292-acre (1.2 km2) reservoir in Plymouth, | Massachusetts, in South Pond village. |
| He returned to Woburn, | Massachusetts, in 1866 and engaged in mercantile pursuit |
| who emigrated from England to Dorchester, | Massachusetts in 1637 and later resettled in Barnstable, |
| He married Ellen B. Warner of Springfield, | Massachusetts in the same year. |
| ate to Republican National Convention from | Massachusetts in 1940 and 1948. |
| rson removed with his parents to Richmond, | Massachusetts, in 1772. |
| Dr. John Sibley served as a medic in | Massachusetts in the American Revolutionary War. |
| , Kennedy sought the office of Governor of | Massachusetts in 1960. |
| Bachrach ran for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1994, losing the Democratic primary to |
| . Skeels, alias, indicted in Essex County, | Massachusetts in September 1918 for the murder of Floren |
| Neck is a peninsula in northeastern Salem, | Massachusetts, in the United States. |
| Crawford was the Mayor of Lawrence, | Massachusetts in 1890. |
| Porter retired to Westport Point, | Massachusetts in 1977. |
| Browne was born in Waltham, | Massachusetts in 1804. |
| uated from Gardner High School in Gardner, | Massachusetts in 1998. |
| Wilson was born in Boston, | Massachusetts, in 1881. |
| Peak is a mid-sized ski resort in Hancock, | Massachusetts in the Taconic Mountains. |
| His ancestors came from England to | Massachusetts in 1630. |
| He was born in Worcester, | Massachusetts in 1929 and graduated from Worcester Acade |
| His parents immigrated to Boston, | Massachusetts in 1912, where they started a grocery busi |
| Allen was born in Northborough, | Massachusetts in 1830. |
| hed by Samuel Griswold Goodrich in Boston, | Massachusetts in 1841. |
| Incorporated as the town of Lowell, | Massachusetts in 1826, it was named for Francis Cabot Lo |
| He settled in Boston, | Massachusetts in 1882 working in the manufacture of iron |
| odman (1824-1886) was an artist in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the 19th-century. |
| Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of | Massachusetts in 1672. |
| He moved to Natick, | Massachusetts, in 1873. |
| ed Levi Lincoln, Sr., had also represented | Massachusetts in the Congress, and had been Lieutenant G |
| Maine separated from | Massachusetts in 1820. |
| was elected Deputy to the General Court of | Massachusetts in 1775. |
| Born in Quincy, | Massachusetts in 1929 and grew up in Somerville, Massach |
| Caldwell moved to Boston, | Massachusetts, in 1952 and became head of the Boston Uni |
| Foster was born in Andover, | Massachusetts in 1735. |
| 903), American artist, was born at Boston, | Massachusetts, in 1849. |
| , he started Mirak Chevrolet in Arlington, | Massachusetts in 1936. |
| bbard (1801-1875) was an artist in Boston, | Massachusetts in the 19th century. |
| ol was an experimental rock band formed in | Massachusetts in 1987. |
| He moved to | Massachusetts in 1872 with his parents, who settled in S |
| He moved to Amherst, | Massachusetts in 1914 where he died on April 27, 1922. |
| He was born in Belin, | Massachusetts in 1950. |
| Matthew died in Barnstable, | Massachusetts, in 1678. |
| She eventually settled in Springfield, | Massachusetts in 1916 where she taught at Springfield Co |
| Stroyer moved to Worcester, | Massachusetts in 1870. |
| Yaneer Bar-Yam was born in Boston, | Massachusetts in 1959. |
| Freeman born in Dennis, Barnstable County, | Massachusetts in 1741. |
| Mark Dion was born in New Bedford, | Massachusetts in 1961. |
| He died in Roxbury, | Massachusetts in 1835. |
| The name refers to Cape Cod, | Massachusetts in the eastern United States. |
| division of Suffolk University in Boston, | Massachusetts in Dakar, Senegal. |
| rred in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Nantucket, | Massachusetts, in 1844. |
| She died near Hyannis, | Massachusetts in 1974, aged 72. |
| Whitney was born in Waltham, | Massachusetts in 1847. |
| Godfrey was born in Chatham, | Massachusetts in c.1756, and later moved to Nova Scotia. |
| ate to Republican National Convention from | Massachusetts in 1904, and the Republican candidate for |
| He was born in East Medway, | Massachusetts in 1793, to Major Jasper and Emma Rounds J |
| was the Democratic nominee for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1994. |
| A campus was established in central | Massachusetts in 2003. |
| as appointed first postmaster of Scituate, | Massachusetts, in 1800. |
| He was born in Hadley, | Massachusetts in 1803, the son of John Cook, a local far |
| He died at Charlestown, | Massachusetts in 1761, aged 75. |
| ithing company founded in Shelburne Falls, | Massachusetts in 1883. |
| ebsite, founded by Blendist LLC in Boston, | Massachusetts in 2010. |
| nning A. Blomen, Candidate for Governor of | Massachusetts in 1944, 1942, 1940, 1938, Lieutenant Gove |
| He moved to Springfield, | Massachusetts in 1784, was elected a member of the Massa |
| Shumway was born in Worcester, | Massachusetts in 1810 to a family descended from Frenchm |
| He died in Lakeville, | Massachusetts, in 1909. |
| as an American rock band formed in Lowell, | Massachusetts in 2000. |
| He arrived at Plymouth, | Massachusetts in 1635, and later removed to Ipswich, Mas |
| She fueled at Fall River, | Massachusetts, in early March 1922 and then steamed for |
| was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of | Massachusetts in 1950. |
| He died in Brookline, | Massachusetts in 1901 and was buried in South Cemetery, |
| ublic liberal-arts college in Bridgewater, | Massachusetts, in the United States. |
| IDA is headquartered in Topsfield, | Massachusetts in the USA. |
| an engraver and portrait artist in Boston, | Massachusetts, in the 19th century. |
| He died at Worcester, | Massachusetts in 1954. |
| He served as mayor of Chelsea, | Massachusetts, in 1867 and 1868. |
| Frost moved to Boston, | Massachusetts, in 1833. |
| He was in private practice in Boston, | Massachusetts in 1961. |
| e then married Cecilia Thompson of Boston, | Massachusetts in 1884. |
| ublican nominee for Lieutenant Governor of | Massachusetts in 1982. |
| He died in Medford, | Massachusetts in 1722. |
| ewery and Craft brewery located in Canton, | Massachusetts in New England. |
| Edward Sturtevant as born in | Massachusetts in 1842 to a family of Puritan ancestry. |
| s located at 111 South Street, Pittsfield, | Massachusetts, in the Berkshire Mountains of western Mas |
| Born in Quincy, | Massachusetts, in 1858, he was a precocious naturalist. |
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