Homestall, Homestead
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 83
A mansion, house, or home in the country. - Original seat or station of a family; an ancestral home. - A farm with the land immediately adjoining. A tract of land taken up from the Gov't under the Homestead laws, usually 160 acres. Home's tead, in Mich . , a of Benzie Home ward, Home'wards, adv . Toward home or one's habitation; in the direction of one's own country. Home ward-bound, a . Bound or heading for home; as, a homeward - bound - ship. Home'wards, adv . Same as HOMEWARD. Home'wood, in Pennsylvania , a post-village of Beaver co., abt. 35 m. N.W. of Pittsburg.
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