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Carroll F. Daley

1906–1994

Best known for a lovingly detailed local history of Plymouth, Massachusetts, this writer focused on place, memory, and the people who shaped a New England landscape. His work has a quiet, archival feel that will appeal to listeners who enjoy regional history and community stories.

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After Kamesit : A chronical of a local habitation and some names, with notes, maps and photographs

After Kamesit : A chronical of a local habitation and some names, with notes, maps and photographs

by Carroll F. Daley

About the author

Carroll F. Daley was an American author born in 1906 and died in 1994. Reliable catalog and memorial records found during research confirm those dates, but publicly available biographical detail appears to be limited.

He is associated with After Kamesit: A chronical of a local habitation and some names, a book centered on Plymouth, Massachusetts. The work has been preserved by Project Gutenberg, where it is presented as a historical chronicle of the area, tracing local landscape, settlement, and family history.

Because clear biographical sources are scarce, it is safest to remember him mainly through that surviving work: a careful, place-rooted record of New England life and memory. If you enjoy books built from local history, names, maps, and the texture of a specific community, his writing offers that kind of close attention.