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By Michael Tiernan, October 26, 2010
Wenham Marker
SHOWN IN SOURCE-SPECIFIED ORDER
1 Massachusetts, Essex County, Wenham — Wenham1630 - 1930
Settled about 1636, called Enon "Because there was much water there" (St. John III, 23). Set off from Salem and name changed to Wenham 1643Map (db m47221) HM
2 Massachusetts, Essex County, Wenham — Wenham1630 - 1930
Settled about 1636, called Enon, "Because there was much water there" (St. John III, 23). Set off from Salem and name changed to Wenham 1643.Map (db m48728) HM
3 Massachusetts, Essex County, Wenham — Wenham Lake1630 - 1930
Early called the Great Pond. Favorite resort of the indians. Hugh Peter preached on it's shores in 1638Map (db m48729) HM
4 Massachusetts, Essex County, Wenham — This Stone Marks the Site of Peter Hill
This stone marks the site of Peter Hill on which about the year 1638 Reverend Hugh Peter Pastor of the church in Salem preached the first sermon in Wenham Text from John III.23 "In enon near to Salim because there was . . . Map (db m48730) HM
 
 
  
 
 
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