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vote to prosecute trespassers .. 40
Bridewell in Suncook. .196, 224
table fare 101
tanneries
101
travelling shoe-maker. 101
first free over Merrimack river 323 destroyed by freshet .. 325 lights for .. 229
memorial concerning 150
39
cause of ..
39
45
continued ..
second
1775
New Hampshire fortunate in agent. . .
Chamberlain kills Paugus.
committee to take bonds. to treat with proprietors 44 49 46 46
concerning enlarging Buckstreet .. 192
selling lots in ... 193
Pembroke Street. .. 188, 191, 193, 194
town-meeting failing for non-attend- ance
Bow controversy.
bounds of fixed ... 18 68
holding meetings. 168
names of parishioners 252
ordained.
165, 252
salary, voted to .. 168
Call to settle in the ministry 35
Canal to utilize Merrimack river. .165, 327 location of boat-house. 165
Cattle not to run at large .182, 194 Cemeteries, accepting donations for .... 225
73
bridge, upper
339
dividing into lots
north-west side of Suncook river. 359
Burnham, Rev. A., called 252
Sheep ..
340
Thompson 330, 340
Blanchard, Abel. 279
Call, Nathan. 279
· repairing Buckstreet. over Suncook river.
Wilkins, Joseph XI
vote to repair.
Bridges-Bombay. 192, 339
Cochran, John .. 279
Upper Buckstreet .. 339
Buckstreet, first settlements
highways.
387
INDEX.
N. Lakeman granted . 191
William Swain. 199
Clerks of Suncook. 373 1852 192
Clough's bridge ..
340 : Early settlers' names 21
character. 22
hardships 22
thrift .. 22
Earthquake, shock of. 187
Education, higher ... 303
Election of Representive. 115
Elliott bridge ... 340
Emery, Rev. Jacob, death of. 111 settled. 248
Exempting from taxation 225
Expenditures of town. 389
Schools 389
391 Explanations of map of Suncook. Pembroke. 397
Factory bridge. 337
93 Ferry boat, Suncook river, 1729. measurements of. 108
proprietors' constitution 303
Committee of inspection. 110
report on Bow line. 84
to assess tax-payers. 104
frame constitution for Congrega- tional church ..
253
manage affairs .. 373
Compensation of workers equalized. 243
Concord railroad opened. 186 Suncook. 199
Congregational church, act of incorpo- tion. 253
bell 256
benefactors. 257
chapel .
427
constitution ...
cost of edifice
256
covenant
245
deacons.
256
library
256
members' names. 245
ministers 255
organized 245
petitioners' names 253
Society of Christian Endeavor. 256
Sunday-school 256
Congregationalists and Presbyterians disagreeing ..
104
Constables, choosing and fining. 140
difficulty in securing. 145
probable reason ... 145
Constitutional convention, vote for 240
Contents table . III
Convention to regulate prices 115
Coroner's inquest, form of. 67
Councillor, filling vacancy. 138
Country road, Pembroke street, 1735. 94
County commissioners, settling award of 195
Crows, bounty on. 144
Currency, appreciation of. 330 depreciation of. .139, 329 new tenor 329, note
old tenor .329, note
Curve line of Masonian claim. 89
committee to compromise. report of .. 89
89
report of accepted. 90
Davis bridge. 340
Dentists. 384
Deserters.
223
Dickerman bridge.
340
Division of Allenstown. 83
Buckstreet 83 description of 83 procuring . 175
northwest Bow 84
Doyen bridge .. 340
Drafting 500 men 125 Drawing lots 66
first division .. 25
for Allenstown .. 84
list of names. .25, 26, 33, 34
second division 28
Drinking fountain, vote for. 239
Drouth, 1761, 1762. 103
Cochran, Mrs. Chauncy, murdered. 182
Coffrin, John, gives land for road. 98
boundary of ... 98
Colby, Rev. Z., begins suit for salary 160
called to settle. 248
dismissed .. 251
letters of acceptance.
249
settlement with.
51
situation discouraging.
250
two preaching places.
250
voted town minister 155
Cold November. 177
Collectors of taxes .. 378
Columbian school, a private enterprise 305
Columbian school-house 303
agreement to sell 304
Financial items .. .130, 131, 132, 134
Fac simile opposite .. 80
Fine for allowing animals to run at large ... 185
Fines of officers, town's share of .. 172 Fire apparatus, fixing terms for using. 226
district created ... 228
engine for Suncook .... 224
chemical, building for,. 241
hose for .. 241
230
253 rescinded .. 230
Fire wards increased ..
187
Firemen, rubber coats for. 240
Fires, means of extinguishing author- ized .... 200
Fort on Ossipee lake. 8
Free Masons .. 369
Freshet in Merrimack river.
175,
177
Suncook river.
192
Garrison houses 54
Golden Cross 372
Grading Buckstreet. 239
Grand Army .. 368
223
Grange of Pembroke
370
Grantees, list of 25,63
73 Grant by King James conditions of. 82
extent of
Gorges and Mason, 1622. 74
of Massachusetts, 1629 74
1,000 acres voted. 82
120 acres to Clement March. 85
73
to John Mason, 1621 .. 1622. 74
59
Guard posted Suncook.
Gymnasium, association of alumni
formed. 311
authority to purchase 196
capital stock of. 310
design. 310
directors chosen. 311
incorporated ..
310
names of incorporators. 310
preceptresses. 311
principals. 311
purchased.
197
suspended.
311
united with academy. 311
Hearse accepted, with house 186
Heroism of soldiers ... 142
of women, Hannah Baker,. 59
Mrs. Whittemore ... 60
Home for town's poor, committee to consider .. 175
House of correction ..
224
Hydrants for Suncook village
230
pipe extended 213
73
Grand Army post organized.
steam pump, appropriation for. passed. 230
first organ 257
388
INDEX.
voting hose for.
water supply for, authorized. 243
Lot 28, plan of .. 93
Illustrations, list of .. IV
29, plan of ... 94
Independent religious society 267
Lots, return of laying out. 97
Lottery, petition for bridge. 152
Lovejoy bridge ... 339
Lovell's fight at Pigwacket. 8
discovery of Indians.
9
Bow remonstrates.
68
fierce engagement.
10
movement towards. 68
genealogy. 15
10
Indian attack 57
character ..
3
not a defeat. 14
11
list of men engaged
7
return of survivors
12
petition for permission to hunt.
5
rising from ambush
10
Lumber floated to market.
327
exciting causes.
4
Map No. 1, showing Bow grants. 19 Pembroke, 1759. 19
19 19
religious differences Sabastian Ralle.
4
No. 3, Buck Street lots. 83
No. 4, western part of Allenstown ... 88
response of general court.
5
boundaries 81
first deed 77
grantees 81
75
Sabatis
ten sleeping, killed.
Indictments against town. .330, 334
66
Insane hospital, action concerning 185
Introduction . V
Jackson, Gen. Andrew, visits Concord .. memorable festivities ..
182 182
Journal of Penny Cook committee 91
of Penacook proprietors. 92
Justice courts authorized. 192
centering money and travel .. .158,
290
of the peace, petition for. 140
names of signers .. 141
382
Key to map of Suncook.
390
first built ..
location fixed. 158, 161, 300
Methodist on the hill. agreement to build. 426 426
new action to settle place and plan. 157
new one built. 246
plan to sell pews. 155
repairing, north 166
two built, 1805 .. 251
298
improvements voted 31
Meetings legalized. 38
protest against. 38
Memorial concerning hunting Indians .. 5
5
Merchants in Pembroke, list of. 347
Methodism in Pembroke. 261
263
building edifice . dedicated
263
class formed.
262
on the hill ..
426
first preacher in town 261 in Suncook. 262
list of pastors 264
meeting-house on the hill 264
one hundred meetings. 262
parsonage 263
Pembroke a separate station 263
preaching in Presbyterian edifice 262
262
second period. 263
Suncook a station .. 263
Military order of Capt. Noyes 12
Militia, resolutions passed. 129
roll of, 1860, 1861. 207
1863 209
Mill lot voted to J. Coffrin 37
8
hunting ..
5
kills James Carr ..
58
results
Bigot and Thury ..
4
French and English rivalry
4
Penacook.
Jesuit priests.
3 4
No. 2, showing 1st and 2nd divisions. 27
receipt for bread ..
6
recruiting difficult ..
6
Mason's agreement, Belknap's testi- mony . 76
signal of attack
57 6
success.
21
Plausawa
21
reason of delay in fulfilment particulars of agreement .. 76 77 81
second deed ...
sells claim to Allen.
75 90 340
Meeting-house, Ambrose 257,296
acceptance of lot chosen. 156
article in warrant for 298
building authorized .. 299
300 32
dissatisfaction with town's action. 156
244
Pembroke .. 368
396
Knights of Pythias
370
Lafayette, General, visit of. 175
arrangements for. 176
call at Maj. Caleb Stark's. 176
escort to Concord 176
greetings. 176
night at Fisk's tavern. 176
175
Lamp posts voted. 242
Land deeded to Andrew Buuten. 87 Eleazer Allen 86 87
Jacob Gay.
James Cochran
86 86
John Cochran.
William Martin .. 87
Landholders compelled to pay taxes .. 66
Lands voted to a blacksmith. 37
Langmaid, Josie A., murdered 226 resolution adopted 227
search for .. 226
search for murderer. Le Page captured 227 226
Lawyers.
383
Laying out Allenstown.
82
intervale ..
34
lot No. 51.
32
lots authorized ... 23
undivided lands .. .52, 53, 65
Lexington, battle of. 117
License article refused consideration .. 187
Licensing tavern-keepers .. .. 154, 161, 178 Liquor agent appointed,. 194 selectmen forbidden to appoint 195 .. 197 Literary fund created. 174
240 | Location of certain lots. 97
career, brief 267
officers .. 267
organized .. 267
Incorporation, act of. 70
Presbyterian parish 259
Indians count packs.
letter to the governor march ..
7
ravages.
3
Suncook
Indians, Christi.
negotiations to release claim.
21 7
Inquest of Robert Cochran
Masonian claim, importance of. McConnell's bridge.
Meeting-house, Congregational. cut of, 1735 ..
Justices of the peace.
La Circle Dramatique.
procession ..
Lager beer, sale forbidden. 229
vote to accept plan build. 154, 155, 297, 299
response of General Court ...
primitive period.
389
INDEX.
Mills, grant to one building.
additional ..
31
on Suncook river 349
Soucook river 361 Paugus and Wawha .. 10
Clement's 361
Clough's
362
Foster's .
361 352
Fuller & Lewis'
Head's .. .340, 361
Lewis' paper mill.
McConnell's 362
Old Combine 351
Osgood's
337
Pratt.
351
Richardson's .340, 363
Soucook 340
Minister, vote to procure .. 30
Ministerial affairs, union in 147
tax, attempt to authorize. 164
Minute men, call for. 156
bounty voted .156, 158, 164
Mitchell, Rev. Daniel, death of 110
Moderators of Pembroke 374
of Suncook 373
Murder of Sally Cochran. .182-183
Prescott arrested, tried and hung for
183
of Josie A. Langmaid. 226
murderer captured 227
resolution respecting. 227 tablet marking site of. 227
Names of persons disappearing from records 51
drawing lots .. 25, 33
joining Moral Reform Society 170, 172
killed by Indians .. 7 148
original grantees 63
possessors .
parishioners, 1799. 252
signers of Association Test. 119
soldiers called to Portsmouth. 169
in the rebellion. 211
revolution 136
liable for service, 1860, 1861. 207
1863 .. 209
signers of petition, 59, 105, 109, 128, 141, 160 253
of protest 161
taxpayers, 1805.
162
1829. 170
1880 231
voters, 1850. 189
Navigating Merrimack River. 327
Newspapers, Suncook Banner. 372
Suncook Journal. 372
Normal school, seeking to secure. 198
Norridgewock, expedition to.
Officers of ancient Suncook 373
clerks 373
collectors. 374
committee to manage affairs. 373
moderators. 373
treasurers 373 374
of Pembroke.
dentists. 384
justices of the peace. 382
moderators
374
physicians 384
postmasters 384 reason of. 145
representatives 380
school board 382
selectmen. 375 ferry 107
sheriffs 382 guard. 58
superintending school committee. 381
town clerks. 375
treasurers 379
Odd Fellows .. 366
Official oath taken 34 Order, military, Capt. Noyes. 129
Osgood bridge 338
Osgood's mills.
356
Order of the Fraternal Circle. 371
29 | Parish cow. 148
Patriotism of the people. 142
Paugus and Chamberlain. 13
Paupers, action concerning. 197, 229
168
Pay of soldiers, additional refused. granted .. 169
Pembroke, boundaries 1,71
brooks. 2
clay-bed.
2
divisions 71
dunes
2
general outline. 1
incorporated .. 70
in 1823, Farmer's description. 175
in the Rebellion .. 200
Revolution. 115
latitude and longitude. 1
named. 100
physical features 2
productions 2
rivers
1
situation
soil .
2
1
titles obtained 71
trees and shrubs. 3
votes to receive portions of Allens- town and Chester. 159
water privileges .. 2
Pembroke mill, facts concerning. 354 Pembroke mills company incorporated, 354 Pembroke Town History company VII
Perils of early settlers ... 3
Petition for representation. 109 signers of .. 109
for representative
soldiers ...
55
town meeting, signers 160
of Allenstown contested.
159
Benjamin Norris, etc .. 18
Bow committee .. 69
inhabitants of Buckstreet. 69
Jonathan Dix for ferry 107
Suncook people. 80
endorsement of 108
Lovewell's men for grant. 15
militia company for transfer.
128
names of signers. 128 Noah Johnson for aid. 9
Presbyterians by John Bryant .. 260
David Connor and Thomas McLu- cas 257
relating to scoop and dip nets 103
restraining use of seines ... 104
to be severed from Rockingham
county .. 144
choose clerk .. 17
selectmen for fire district.
228
response to. 228
signers of. 228
to assess grantees .. 17
accusing Captain McConnell of dis-
loyalty 126
for ammunition.
123
appointment of Samuel Daniel, jus- tice 140
lawyers. 383 signers of. 141
authority to compel tax paying. 60
bank of paper money,.
145
committee to levy taxes. 248
granted
248
justice of the peace. 105
signers of. 105
lottery to build bridge.
151
by committee ... 153
by Pembroke and Bow. 152
meeting concerning town history 241
nearer courts of justice. 155
new county.
153
to hasten its formation 153
63
351
390
INDEX.
power to admit thirteen men 17
amended 18
granted. 17
Physicians .
384
Pigwacket fight .. 8
Places of trade .. .344, 316
Police, appointing night .. 230
Policemen's fees .. 199
Poor, auctioning off. 166, 178, 183
concerning purchase of farm for.
229
hiring farm for ..
184
how disposed of.
113
uprising to suppress 200
Representatives 380
Revolution .. 115
association test 119
non-signers of 120
signers of ... 119
battle of Lexington 117
Frye, Capt. E., suspected. 126
121
loyalty of some to the crown ...
116
McConnell, Capt. S., suspected 126
124 company of, members. exonerated. 126
mustered in .. 128
Moore, Capt. D.'s Co., members of. 121
opening of the conflict. 117 Parker, Capt., members of company. 122
pay-roll of .. 127
raising money 118
raising regiment .. 124
report of Lt. J. Emery 125
resolve of congress ... 118
order to carry into effect. 119
return of enlistments 133
schools suspended .. 118
suspicions awakened. 116
warrant for meeting to organize pro- tection .. 116
Wingate, Col. J.'s regt., members of .. 124
Reservoir near Suncook. 198
Residence of early settlers. 54
Road between lots Nos. 33, 34. 100
cut in 1726 .. 95
first in Pembroke, 1735 .. 91
Haverhill to Penacook, 1728 90
laying out .. 97
to first bridge over Suncook 99
Roads laid out after incorporation by county commissioners, court's com- mittee, road commissioners, and selectmen 312 from old Buckstreet road to Suncook, 320 old Buckstreet road widened and straightened .. 326
by court's committee. 321,324
from seventh range to Epsom line ... 321 Loudon road to Concord. 324 North Pembroke to Concord. 325 Pembroke street to Concord ... 324
by road commissioners 326
New Dover road. 326
old Buckstreet road to Short's Falls 326 by selectmen 321
Academy ..
Broadway 321
314
Buckstreet north to old road 321
Chester turnpike. 320
cross road east, eighth range to Chichester .. 320
bridge north to logging path 313
eighth range north ... 314 fourth to fifth range. 312
I. N. Lakeman's to fifth range. 314
Flagg to sixth range 314
third range east ... 314
third range to second 313
Church street. 322
Doyen 325
Rebellion 200
action of town to aid recruiting. 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207
bounties voted ..
.203, 204, 205, 206 bounty of state to volunteers, etc ...... 206 call for troops .. .202, 203, 205 causes .. 201
devotion of women 201
drafted, few. 207
Pembroke soldiers. 210
public demonstrations 201 recruiting in insurgent states 206
in reference to a home for .. 175 support of . 178 vote to purchase farm for. 184
Poor-house, county, opposed. 196
dungeonsin. 185
made house of correction. .. 185, 192, 224
may harbor drunken persons. 185 cause of ... 115 121 details of
Postoffice established.
165
Potter, Hon. J. A., resolutions against .. 192
Pound, vote to build. 168
repair .. 141
Preaching, raising money for .... 113, 114, 115 Precept with reference to representa- tives .. .110, 113, 114, 142 Proprietors', claims not taken by gov- ernment .. 80
empower Packer to grant 1000 acres .. grant townships ... 80 Proprietors' meetings:
1729
22
1730.
24 27
1731.
1732. 28 29
1733
1731
1735
1736
1737
1738
1739
1740
1741
1742
1743.
1744.
1745
1746. .
1747.
1748
1749. 64 65
1750
1751.
1752 ..
Presbyterians in Pembroke. 257
call Rev. D. Mitchell.
257
created into a parish.
259
deacons . -261
incorporation act. 259
difficulty in carrying out .. 259 loyalty to polity. 257
petition for relief 257 amended 258
258 granted. second 260
uniting with Congregationalists
261
unwilling to be taxed for Congre- gational preaching ....
257
Protest against settling Rev. Z. Colby, 160 signers of .. 161
Provident Mutual Relief Association. 369
Publie lands, rules for governing. 194
voted to receive sales of .... 187
Railroad, Concord and Portsmouth. 328
Suncook Valley 328
extension ..
station built 328 burned. 328 demanded 229
329
Allenstown to Buckstreet.
321
Borough.
321
65 65
37 51 51 52 53 53 56 58 62 62
30 31 33 34 35
82
Post-rider ...
Postmasters ... 384 164
lines drawn ...
INDEX.
391
Depot street .. 321
Exchange street .. 321
first N. H. turnpike .. 319
from Borough to sheep road. 321 Pembroke Grange ... 370
to sheep bridge 321 Provident Mutual Relief Association. 369 Selectmen, method of voting for 193
Chester to Penny Cook. 327 of Pembroke. 375
Concord line to road near Snell
house .
320
cross road north to fifth range. 321
Durham to Canterbury. 327 Loudon to Doven. 322
Main street to eighth range. 320
Glass street southerly. 323
old road to school-house in Epsom 323 Richard Morse's south 317
seventh range south ... 321
Winthrop Fowler's north 318
Glass street. 321
Hardy road. 312
High street extension.
323
High street .. 321
North Pembroke to Buckstreet. 322
Pleasant street. ... 322
railroad track in Suncook. 322
rangeway north from Haggett place 314 north near Mark Richardson's 317
west from Concord road 317
second range reestablished. 313
details of service. 213
families, of supplies 113
in the rebellion .. 210
monument. 241
names of, 1814. 169
report of enrollment. 223
revolution. 136
three months' men in New Hamp-
321 shire .. 221 Stages, line of, established 156
Main street ..
321
Main street, Suncook. 322
old Buckstreet
322
Norris Steven's to Buckstreet ...
321
Norris Steven's north to cross road.
321
passing Warren Hall's. 322
seventh rangeway to Chichester .. 321
Road machinc, voted to purchase. 239
Road, petition for. 326
return of. 316 Suncook.
Robinson's fulling-mill. 359
Rum at funeral .. 110
Sale of liquor, action concerning. 188
School board .. 382
School, Columbian. 303
expenditures .. .178, 185, 389
district, divided .. 172, 184, 302
grammar established .. 306
new law 177
prudential committee. 177
superintending committee 177, 302
town system. 302
vote to divide rescinded. 172
150
166
Thistles to be cut .. 160
Thompson bridge .. 340
Toby's right confirmed. 37
Toll-bridges, dissatisfied with. 324,326
Town clerks of Pembroke. 375
Town clock, caring for .. 240
Town farm, authority to sell 224
not expedient to purchase. 187
woodland for .. 196
Town expenditures .. 389
Town farm buildings
191
house of correction. 224
receipts.
389
Town hall, concerning.
197
for social meetings.
229
Grand Army .. 368 Town history committee to receive
Knights of Pythias ..
368
manuscript.
212
La Circle Dramatique et Litteraire .. 370
Odd Fellows ..
366
Canton General Stark 367
Hildreth Encampment. 366
Howard Lodge ... 366
Order of the Fraternal Circle. 371
Selling undivided lands. 53
report of committee. 53
September gale.
170
Settlement begun. gradual. 21
20
Settlers seek high land
51
Sewer extended. 242 for Suncook. 210
Sheep bridge
340
Sheriffs
382
170 Society for reformation of morals .. constitution adopted . 170
formation of 170
merged into Sunday school. 172
names of signers 170
object of. 170
resolutions adopted. 171
251
Soldiers discharged. 133
deaths in army. 222
seventh rangeway.
314
sixth rangeway ..
320
third rangeway.
to ferry .. 315
widened, Academy
321
Broadway .
cross to second range
322
Glass street.
Stock mark .. 162
Suit against John Merrill. 46
decided in favor. 49
defended by Rev. Timothy Walker .. 49
of Chichester against Pembroke. 174
Boswell Stevens agent to defend ... 174 of Nathan Waite. 142
Suncook Banner. 372
Suncook Journal.
372
bridges thrown on Pembroke granted, 334 laid out 16 Superintending school committee. 381
Supervisors. 380
Suppressing drinking houses negatived 191
Tax of state and county. .186, 188, 192
Tax payers, list of 1748. 1805 162 63
1829 ..
1880 ..
231
Taxing U. S. bonds, vote on. 198
Teachers in early times. 301
Teachers' institute, raising money for .. 192 Tithing-men cease to be chosen, 1823 ... 174
School districts, bounds of. numbering .
School-houses, building ..... 148, 149, 151, 165 built ... 304
Schools, action concerning 106, 107, 148
assessments increased.
305 30
in Pembroke
re-districting. 187
selectmen's division accepted. 187 suspended during the revolution. 301 Secret organizations. 305
Ancient Order of Forresters of Amer- ica 371
Free Masons 369 Hiram Chapter, R. A. M ... 369 Jewell Lodge, A. F. and A. M. 369 Golden Cross. 372
repairing. 191
report of, accepted.
240
resigned.
242
voted for
239, 241
178
16
313
322
south religious, organized. names of members 251
Buckstreet north .. 320
392
INDEX.
Town house, procuring lot for. 166
1842.
186
repairing .
191
1843.
186
voted to build .. 166
1844
186
Town meeting, moderator's statement, 111
1845
187
relating to Rev. A. Whittemore.
217
1846
187
stormy session of. 111
1847
187
warrant for ..
247
1848
187
Town meetings:
1849
188
1767
101
1850
188
1768.
106
1851.
191
1769
106
1852
191
1770 .
106
1853.
192
1771
107
1854
193
1772.
107
1855
193
1773
107
1856
193
1774
108
1857
194
1775
109
1858.
194
1776
110
1859.
195
1777
110
1860.
195
1778
113
1861.
195
1779
114
1862.
195
1780
138
1863
196
1781.
138
1864
196
1782
140
1865.
196
1783
141
1866
197
1784
143
1867
197
1785
144
1868.
198
1786.
144
1869.
199
1787
146
1870
223
1788.
147
1871.
224
1789
149
1872.
225
1791
150
1874
225
1792
154
1875.
226
1793
155
1876.
228
1794.
155
1877
228
1795
157
1878
229
1796
157
1879.
230
1797.
157
1880.
158
1881.
238
1799
159
1882.
238
1800
159
1883. .
239
1801
159
1884.
160
1885,
240
1804
161
1887
240
1805
162
1888
241
1806
164
1889
241
1807
164
1890
242
1808
1641
1891
242
1809
165
1892.
213
1810.
165
1893
243
1811.
166
1894.
243
1812
166
1895
428
1813
168
Town reports, vote to print ..
188
1814.
168
Town's money defaulted for want of system ..
173
committee to recover.
173
1817.
172
Traders in Pembroke. 347
130
1819.
173
379
1820.
174
373
1821.
174
Treaty of peace signed, 1783.
193
1823.
174
Turnpike, Chester
339
1824
175
company 339
1826
177
1827
177
United States moneys, vote to receive. 184
385
181
1831
182
Voters in Pembroke, 1850.
189
54 1832
1833.
182
1834
183 extended .
355
1836
183
1837
183
1838.
184
to furnish steam power ..
230
1839.
184
Whittemore, Rev. Aaron, called to set-
1840
185
tle ... .35, 244
186 forbidden his pulpit. 103 1841
.
.
·
.
·
1815
170
1816
172
1818. .
.
·
174
Truants, treatment of.
Uncurrent money, disposal of. 177
1828
177
178
Vote for governor state president ..
384 1830
182
War between France and England
230
1835
183
Webster mill, facts concerning ..
Webster company exempted from taxa- tion .. 195
amount. 184 1829
173
Train band.
Treasurers of Pembroke. of Suncook.
175 bridge. 339 1825
160
1886.
.
.
.
.
·
150
1873.
225 1790
230 1798
239 1802
240 1803.
142 1822
Water pipes for Suncook village. 243
393
INDEX.
given lot. 35, 244
notice served. 247
settlement opposed ... 36, 244
ordination of. 245
Will of Dr. Abel Blanchard. 427 remonstrance 245
John Mason ... 74
signers of .. 245
reasons for
36
INDEX OF NAMES-VOL. I.
This index includes all names except lists of officers and others, and those found in explanations of maps of Pembroke and Suncook, and in important events. For lists see general index.
PAGE
PAGE
Abbott, Alfred C.
278
William 363
Alfred W.
278
William D 363
Andrew J.
219
Zabadiah 23
Blanche N
278
Aver, Ebenezer. 65,66
Clifton L
278
John ...
92, 110, 335, 336, 359
David. 46, 47, 52, 55, 58, 120, 123, 124
278
Capt. Peter
45
Henry .61, 62, 64, 65
James MI
219
William .. 15, 16, 23, 24
128
Bachar, William
215
Judith Farnum 278
Bagley, John. 357
Karl B 278
Lydia
262
Samuel.
146
Benjamin 217
Eleazer. . VII, 241, 346
Adams, Charles S
151, 314
John ..
142, 278, 284
Lucy Hubbard.
278
Hannah. 59
Hannah Jane N. VII
Sarah
Sarah E
VII
Thomas 141, 154, 155, 156, 158, 159, 253
278, 298, 299
Aldrich, Levi L.
221
Alexander, Enoch
267
Lucy Ann. 269
Alger, Ebenezer.
.9. 11, 14
Allen, Eleazer S6, 248
James G.
286
Stephen. 264
364
Ballard, Rev. Edward. 15
Bamford, Leone. 220
Banks, Henry Dow 278
Barber, James K. 221
Barker, Benjamin. 275
275
Fannie
275
William .
92
Barnard, John
88
Frederick.
11
Mrs. Frederick
11 Timothy .. ·161, 166, 306, 345
214
Barr, John ..
91
Sarah Jane W
274
Barron, Elias. 9, 11, 12, 14
Jonathan
24
Barstow, Ariannah S ...
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