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Divided by the Great River is a history of the families who lived along the Connecticut River at Hatfield and Hadley, Massachusetts, between the years of 1658 and 1670. It presents the story of their faith and human motivations coming together amid the establishment of the first government of Massachusetts to create a new town in the Commonwealth in 1670. The words of the actors are recorded in legal petitions and correspondence archived in various libraries, museums, and historical collections in the region.

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Cheryl ""Cher"" A. Nicholas, PhD was born and raised in Baltimore where she met her husband, who was in the army at the time. They decided to return to Bryan's home state of Massachusetts to begin their lives together. It was he who gave her the nickname of ""Cher"" in 1972 - and it stuck. After earning their university degrees, they settled in the town of Hatfield, Massachusetts, where they have lived for almost five decades. Cher chose an engineering career that sent her to various locations across the United States and the world. In between, she raised a family, obtained a PhD in Engineering, and spent her spare time with her true passion, American history. This love of history and of her town inspired her to write this book.

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