Collections of the New Hampshire Historical Society, Volume 3Nathaniel Bouton, Isaac Weare Hammond, Albert Stillman Batchellor Jacob B. Moore, 1832 - Local history |
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Page 182
... lots , and fence in and break up for ploughing , or clear and stock with English grass five acres of land within three years next after their admittance , and cause their respective lots to be inhabited ; and that the grantees do ...
... lots , and fence in and break up for ploughing , or clear and stock with English grass five acres of land within three years next after their admittance , and cause their respective lots to be inhabited ; and that the grantees do ...
Page 184
... lots where it may be thought most eli- gible for settlements . The proprietors appointed the third Wednesday of March as the time for their annual meetings . At a meeting of the proprietors holden at Amesbury , Mass . March 15 , 1738 ...
... lots where it may be thought most eli- gible for settlements . The proprietors appointed the third Wednesday of March as the time for their annual meetings . At a meeting of the proprietors holden at Amesbury , Mass . March 15 , 1738 ...
Page 185
... lots at that time , and continued their interest in the town till its final settlement , viz : John Allen , John ... lot was reserved for the first settled minister , one for the second min- ister , and one for the use of a school . As ...
... lots at that time , and continued their interest in the town till its final settlement , viz : John Allen , John ... lot was reserved for the first settled minister , one for the second min- ister , and one for the use of a school . As ...
Page 186
... lots and made re- turn of their doings to the acceptance of the pro- prietors , who drew their lots , as by said records may appear ; but whereas for want of direction and formal orders from the General Court to call a meeting and ...
... lots and made re- turn of their doings to the acceptance of the pro- prietors , who drew their lots , as by said records may appear ; but whereas for want of direction and formal orders from the General Court to call a meeting and ...
Page 187
... lots near where Gen. Davis ' house now stands . The per- sons employed for that service were Thomas Col- by , Moses Morrill , Jarvis Ring , and Gideon Straw . The war with France commencing about this time , occasioned a suspension of ...
... lots near where Gen. Davis ' house now stands . The per- sons employed for that service were Thomas Col- by , Moses Morrill , Jarvis Ring , and Gideon Straw . The war with France commencing about this time , occasioned a suspension of ...
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