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Mohegan Indian minister and preacher Samson Occom (d. 1792) lived in this 18th-century house. The drawing by John Warner Barber is one of the few illustrations of private homes included in his Historical Collections.
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BarberJohnWarnerSamsonOccamHouse.jpg (470 × 297 pixels, file size: 36 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
Mohegan Indian minister and preacher Samson Occom (d. 1792) lived in this 18th-century house. The drawing by John Warner Barber is one of the few illustrations of private homes included in his Historical Collections.
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