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It seems worth noting that Meig's raiding party left from what was Guilford at the time, the terrain feature from which it is held locally that they launched (now called Meig's Point) is in what is now called Madison, Connecticut.

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			It seems worth noting that Meig's raiding party left from what was Guilford at the time, the terrain feature from which it is held locally that they launched (now called Meig's Point) is in what is now called Madison, Connecticut.