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Simon Willard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2109 words)
Willard was one of the founders of Concord, Massachusetts.
Simon Willard was born on April 3, 1753.
Simon Willard never referred to this design as a "banjo", and technically speaking it is a "timepiece" rather than as a "clock" because it does not stike.
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