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West, Baylies said, was selected to visit Hancock by “a conference among a few convention members.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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West, Baylies said, was selected to visit Hancock by “a conference among a few convention members.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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West, Baylies said, was selected to visit Hancock by “a conference among a few convention members.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Long after the fact—in the 1840s—Francis Baylies, the son of a convention delegate from Dighton (Bristol County), testified that his father told him the chosen intermediary was the Reverend Samuel West, a convention delegate from New Bedford on the south coast of Massachusetts (also Bristol County) and pastor of the First Congregational Society there.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Long after the fact—in the 1840s—Francis Baylies, the son of a convention delegate from Dighton (Bristol County), testified that his father told him the chosen intermediary was the Reverend Samuel West, a convention delegate from New Bedford on the south coast of Massachusetts (also Bristol County) and pastor of the First Congregational Society there.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Long after the fact—in the 1840s—Francis Baylies, the son of a convention delegate from Dighton (Bristol County), testified that his father told him the chosen intermediary was the Reverend Samuel West, a convention delegate from New Bedford on the south coast of Massachusetts (also Bristol County) and pastor of the First Congregational Society there.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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For example, the Census Bureau doesn’t count single dads or even fathers who handle the majority of child-care responsibilities but work part time or flexible hours in or out of the home, explains Baylies.
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After the death of his wife this physician, Baylies by name, being deeply in debt, and having mortgaged his property, disappeared.
Evesham 1901
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Baylies C (2000) The impact of HIV on family size preference in Zambia.
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ldquo;Because of the way the Census data is collected it misses a lot of the dads who consider themselves the primary parent,” Baylies says.
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