Stonington
[stoh-ning-tuh n]
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He was taken to Stonington, where he was sentenced to be shot.
King PhilipJohn S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott
Stonington Hunt did not mean to let them land, so much was only too apparent.
The Boy Scouts' Mountain CampJohn Henry Goldfrap
“In the employ of another rascal, Stonington Hunt,” put in Rob.
The Boy Scouts' Mountain CampJohn Henry Goldfrap
Then he fell to observing Stonington Hunt and his son, Freeman.
The Boy Scouts' Mountain CampJohn Henry Goldfrap
He was sent to Stonington, where a council of war condemned him to death.
A short history of Rhode IslandGeorge Washington Greene