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Historian Junius Rochester said of the physician David S. Maynard's (1808-1873) first residence in Duwamps, an American Indian name for the settlement that became Seattle, WA: "Doc Maynard hired Indians to help him build a cabin on the Sag,' or lowlands (present-day Pioneer Square, near present day Yesler Way). Maynard built his cabin on what is now the northwest corner of First Avenue South and Main Street, near the water." (See Junius Rochester, "Maynard, Dr. David Swinson (1808-1873)," Historylink.org Essay #315, 11/10/1998,Accessed 08-08-2012.)

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