The Higleys, an Old Colonial Family, by Mary Coffin Johnson

by Ed Barnard — published on April 10th, 2006

I am placing an html copy of the original 1896 edition of The Higleys, an Old Colonial Family, by Mary Coffin Johnson online. It contains the best stories I’ve seen concerning the founders of Windsor, including Reverend Wareham, Elder John Strong, and of course Captain John Higley. (The copyright is expired, thus the book is freely available, however newer editions do exist.)

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  1. johnson says:
    April 23rd, 2006 at 11:42 am

    I have been trying to read, “The Higleys…” that you have online, but I get nothing beyond “Last Scenes in Captain Higley’s Life”. Is there anything more online?

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