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5. Ibid.

6. “Abstracts of Early Wills, Edward Holyoke,” Oct. 1855, p. 345, Page 345-346.

7. “Alcester Parish Register (1560-1659).”
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16. Ibid. Warwick CRO : C. 1558 -.

17. Ibid. CRO: B. 1558-.

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Edward Holyoke was Harvard’s President during the years that many of the most notable Founders from Massachusetts attended.
Holyoke’s influence on the American Founding is hard to understate, and that can quickly been seen with a brief look at his life and a review of the pupils who learned under his tutelage.

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