A Gazetteer of New Hampshire, Containing Descriptions of All the Counties, Towns, and Districts in the State: Also of Its Principal Mountains, Rivers, Waterfalls, Harbors, Islands, and Fashionable Resorts. To which are Added, Statistical Accounts of Its Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures ... |
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... called LacoNIA , extending from Merrimac River to Sagadehock , ( or the Kennebec , ) and far inland , MASON having previously acquired the grant of another , reaching from the River Naumkeag to that of Piscataqua , and back to their ...
... called LacoNIA , extending from Merrimac River to Sagadehock , ( or the Kennebec , ) and far inland , MASON having previously acquired the grant of another , reaching from the River Naumkeag to that of Piscataqua , and back to their ...
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... called Laconia , " and under which patent their settlements been made , as we have seen , MASON obtained for himself a new patent . e extent is thus described : " From the middle of Pascataqua River , and up same to the furthest head ...
... called Laconia , " and under which patent their settlements been made , as we have seen , MASON obtained for himself a new patent . e extent is thus described : " From the middle of Pascataqua River , and up same to the furthest head ...
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... called forth the best talents . The right of Parliament to tax , without the privilege of representation vested in the subject , and thence without his consent , was boldly denied . The stamp act excited alarm , and was resisted ...
... called forth the best talents . The right of Parliament to tax , without the privilege of representation vested in the subject , and thence without his consent , was boldly denied . The stamp act excited alarm , and was resisted ...
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... called Chocorua , and is visi- st linen , equal to any imported from ble from a great extent of country . It and . Beryls of an extraordinary received its name from Chocorua , an Indian , who was killed on the summit e are found here ...
... called Chocorua , and is visi- st linen , equal to any imported from ble from a great extent of country . It and . Beryls of an extraordinary received its name from Chocorua , an Indian , who was killed on the summit e are found here ...
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... called Burton till 1833 . Boundaries . East by Conway , south- cast by Eaton , south by Tamworth , north and west by ungranted lands . First Settlers . This town was grant- ed Nov. 6 , 1766 , to Clement March , Joseph Sentor and others ...
... called Burton till 1833 . Boundaries . East by Conway , south- cast by Eaton , south by Tamworth , north and west by ungranted lands . First Settlers . This town was grant- ed Nov. 6 , 1766 , to Clement March , Joseph Sentor and others ...
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Page 17 - It is therefore ordered, That every township in this jurisdiction, after the Lord hath increased them to the number of fifty householders, shall then forthwith appoint one within their town to teach all such children as shall resort to him to write and read, whose wages shall be paid either by the parents or masters of such children, or by the inhabitants in general...
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