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Ward 6-Precinct 1; City of Boston; List of residents; 20 Years of Age and Over (Females Indicted by Dagger) As of April 1, 1926

Ward 6-Precinct 1; City of Boston; List of residents; 20 Years of Age and Over (Females Indicted by Dagger) As of April 1, 1926

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ISBN10: 9354031226
ISBN13: 9789354031229
Publisher: Alpha Edition
Published: Jun 25 2020
Pages: 600
Weight: 3.02
Height: 1.21 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Step into Boston, April 1926: a city mapped by names. Names. Streets. Neighbourhoods. Lives in motion. Ward 6-Precinct 1; City of Boston is a municipal resident register presented as a historical census-style listing of Boston ward precinct residents, recording a resident name list for those 20 years of age and over, with women 20 and over marked by a dagger symbol in the original compilation. Produced in the decade after suffrage, it charts who was counted and how. Read it as an intimate snapshot of Boston Massachusetts 1926, when work, migration, and community were reshaping the streets of roaring twenties Boston. For family historians, it is a practical genealogy research resource: a precise, place-based pointer that complements Boston city directory searching and wider Massachusetts census records, helping you confirm addresses, spellings, and neighbourhood ties. For local-history readers, it is a local history reference that reveals how a single precinct was populated, organised, and identified, line by line, at a pivotal moment in urban modernity. Casual readers can browse it like a neighbourhood walk, spotting surnames, clusters, and patterns of settlement that turn administration into story at a glance, then return for detail. As an archival reference reprint, it preserves the texture of civic record-keeping and offers collectors of Americana a rare, street-level lens on the city. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.

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