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Transcriber’s Notes
Obvious printer’s punctuation errors have been corrected.
Word with missing letter on page 150 in the entry for Ashburnham
left as printed.
“Assotion” changed to “Association” on page 150 in the second entry
for Boston.
Missing “S” added to the beginning of Springfield in the first
Springfield entry on page 151.
“Toulagoo” changed to “Tougaloo” in the Hinds Co. entry on page 154.