Image: Early seal of Dukes County, Massachusetts

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Description: The earliest known visual representation for the government of Dukes County, Massachusetts, identified with the geographic entity Martha's Vineyard. This early seal, showing a grapevine with a crudely drawn bunch of grapes is also known as the Athearn seal, as it was found in a 1722 manuscript by James and Jabez Athearn, brothers and early Justices of the Peace and Clerk of the Courts on Martha's Vineyard.
Title: Early seal of Dukes County, Massachusetts
Credit: The History of Martha's Vineyard
Author: Unknown authorUnknown author
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