| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - [13] The church of St. Joseph, according to Arthur Eaton in his History of the County of Kings (p. 36), stood at Chipman's Corner, almost on the site of the old Congregationalist-Presbyterian meeting house which was built in 1767 and taken down in 1874; near each church was a burying ground.
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