Cornwallis over here to america, to the colonies, to support the war effort. Another one of captain tates sons, the youngest named robert, lexington and fought on the american side. There was a dynamic within the family. I am sure that captain tate at the time had to trade neutral ground. Ead neutral ground. He lived here until he died at the age of 94. He never left and stayed here is a citizen. Family, captain tate, lived here until 1794 when he passed away. He lost his wife in 1770. She was killed. She had gone to their storehouse where they kept food stuffs. It was boobytrapped. The reason it was is because provisions were missing from the storehouse. So, the son william had set up a boobytrap. Everyone in the family supposedly new. Supposedly forgotten. She had asked the servant betty to go out and grab some things out of the storehouse. Mary went out so herself and open the door. There was a musket ready to fire when the door was opened. It did, and she was tragically killed. The
States. We are founded in 1822. Collecting at this location since 1907 in portland. Historical city was in brunswick and moved to portland the 1870s, we moved from and c library to city hall once the society was donated, we library in 1907. In 2007, we underwent restoration and renovation and 13,000 square feet of archival Storage Space to the building. E that is what were in today, temperature and humidity control, climate controlled space, we store our collection. E have offsite Storage Space we use for larger collections and since weve outgrown our location. We connect on main, but have broader scope and reach back to the 15th century, terrible hat is not a amount of our collection, the bulk of our materials are from he 18th century and 19th century, from about the 17001900, although we have colonial and dating from the 1600s relating to canada and ime newsmakers. We are showing the treasures of society. Storical early in years we collected broadly on history, anything that had to d
Questions and thats why her whereabouts between 10 00 a. M. And 12 15 p. M. Are very important. They told me she had the baby in the house. I was shocked. She told the police herself she dropped the baby off. She wrapped baby up and took the baby and put the baby on somebodys door step. Could you see anything on your door step . There was no baby on my door step. All know y know is they told me she put the baby on the door step. Neighbor juanita says the woman often visits the complex. She hopes baby willow is found. I want them to find it because that baby there could still be alive. And right now richardson is being booked into the Orange County jail. If you have any information on the missing baby call the Orlando Police department, valerie boey, fox 35 news. Valerie, thanks. So many questions tonight. A murder mystery continues in pine hills tonight. A 36 year old mother and her inside their home. Orange county deputies still trying to figure out who pulled the trigger. Holly brist