Führende Geschäftsleute aus Marlboro, Hudson, SoFramingham, Natick und Umgebung; auch Saxonville und Cochituate. Facturing Interests, für ihren Boden ist produktiv und kann nilled Avith com-parative Leichtigkeit und die ansässigen Bauern sind Männer der Fähigkeit und des Unternehmens. 32 HISTORISCHE SKIZZE VON HUDSON. Die frühe Geschichte Hudsons ist natürlich mit der der Städte verschmolzen, an deren vorderster Front sie gegründet wurde, denn obwohl Hudson das erste Quartal ihrer Firmenexistenz noch nicht abgeschlossen hat, ist das Territorium, das in ihren Grenzen liegt, seit mehr als zweihundert Jahren und sein Histor erbeutet

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Leading business men of Marlboro, Hudson, SoFramingham, Natick, and vicinity; embracing also Saxonville and Cochituate . facturing interests, for her soil is productive and may be tilled Avith com-parative ease and the resident farmers are men of ability and enterprise. 32 HISTORICAL SKETCH OF HUDSON. The early history of Hudson is of course merged into that of the towns frontwhich it was formed, for although Hudson has not yet finished the first quarter cen-tury of her corporate existence, the territory comprised within her limits has beensettled for more than two hundred years and its history forms a part of the recordsof Marlborough, of Sudbury, of Bolton and of Lancaster. It would be quite impos-sible within our limited space to give even a summary of the many events of whichaccounts are preserved in these records, but our readers will find some of the moreimportant of them spoken of in the historical sketches of Marlborough and adjoiningtowns contained in this volume. In many instances the most careful research willfail to give credit where credit is due in apportioning the part which the residents. of the future Hudson took in the development of the community, for historians sel-dom specify very nicely in their accounts and it is thought sufficient to record that acertain act was performed by the citizens of a certain town, without regard towhether they resided in the northern or the southern portion of it. That part ofMarlborough which was finally set apart to form Hudson was not settled so speedilyas the other portions of the town for a number of reasons, the most important ofwhich was that no valid title to the land could be given, owing to complicationsarising from Indian grants. Settlers, of course, did not care to have the labor ofyears in such jeopardy as the cultivation of land which could not be legally sold ortransferred would necessarily entail, and until 1719, when this drawback wa&removed, very little progress was made. A grist-mill was built in 1

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