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7
Eastman's,
Gale,
5, 60, 331, 384-25
Harrisville.
536
INDEX II.
Indian Fort described, 21 to 23
Fort, Dr. Wonton's Plan of the
Port, Last Battles at (traditional),
F'ort, when und by whoru built,
Names applied to Mountains, 6
Kolies and Autiquities, 21 to 27, 319, 320
Indlaus, Early Disappearance of from Town, 21
Industries, Miscellaneous, 330, 331
lufidel Literature, Buruing of, pro-
posed,
320, 330 (note)
Informers or Complainants,
411
luhabitants of the Town (1767, 1708), 49
Irun Dalo, Mo. 239-22
Isaiah Ixii. 10 (quoted), 193
Island, Atkinson (" Tom's "), 2,20
Islands, Three Suiall in the Pemi-
gewusset,
379-1
Jackson's Geological Report of Now Hampshire,
15
Jaffrey,
7,480-5
Jay, Me. 475-8
Jericho, Vt. 480-4
Jerusalem, Palestine, 3
Johu vi. 12 (quoted),
319
Jurors,
419
Justice administered in Early Times, 61 Justice of the Peace, First in Town petitionod for, 132
Kalamazoo, Miclı. 86, 125-4
Kaumnes (Gravel Ridges). 12
Kelley Ledge, and Disaster at, 107, 245-10, 314-124, 376-75, 414-122
Kensington,
97. 138
Kent's Mills, Me.
130-10
Kingston,
163
Knickerbocker Magazine, Supposed Quotation from, 319
Laconia,
5, 6, 61, 89-20, 129-17, 176,
177, 179 (note), 218, 240-26, 211, 242- 7, 250-53, 251, 258, 262, 293, 207, 500, 337, 382-20, 407, 476-11, 482, 490, 492, 403, 499
Laconia Democrat, Sketches from, 262, 207, 467
Lacy Springs, Va. 190-202
Lake Champlain, Vt. 350
Lake Winnipiseogee,
5, 14, 28
Lake Village, 60, 01, 452
Lancaster,
242-5
Lancaster's " History of Gilman- tou " (Map), G
Lawrence, Mass.
128-7, 130-10, 219,
220, 242-7, 473-5, 500
Lawsuits not Common in the Early Times of Sanbornton, 241
Lawyers at the Square, 241, 242
Lawyers at the Bridge (Tilton), 242, 213, 407, 500
Loather Sealers, 418 Lobanon, 151 Lev. 472-1
Lexington, Mass.
134, 151, 340, 342, 347, 359
Lexington Battle, Night of, In San- bornton, 200-32 Library, Sanbornton, Allusions to In Sir. Porklus's Address,
Library, Sanbornton : ita Books, and Specimen of Labels, 329
License Regulations in Sauboruton, 285, 280
Light Infantry of Sanbornton:
Its March to Portsmouth, 172
luckdeuts of the Campalgu, 172, 173
Roll of its Members. 173, 174
Lightning, Casualties by,
Limerick, Me.
238-10, 499
Livermore, Location of the Town selected, London, England, 35
20, 30, 40, 113, 323, 375-69, 391-61
Londonderry,
268, 330
longevity, Table of, 454 to 457, 490, 500 Long Island, N. Y. 130-14
Lost Axe ( Anecdote),
Lot Layers, 415
38, 39
Luis, Divisions of, explained,
Drawn,
40
First Division, Description of,
364 to 377
Second Division, Description of,
378 to 396
Loudon,
91. 114, 172
Lowell, Mass.
221, 239-18. 473-5,
477-2,189,04, 9, 457
First Operatives there from San- boruton, 331
Lumber " backed " to the Square, .17
Lumber Surveyors, 416
Lunenburg, Mass. 241-5
Lyun,
7
7
Lyndon, Vi.
487
Lyuu, Mass.
128-14, 475-7
Madbury,
Magog, P. Q.
Mail Facilities,
Manchester,
7, 121, 122, 124-29, 129-5,
276, 473-0-2, 478-6, 482, 483, 485, 480.
488, 403, 500
Manchester, Vt.
150
Mansfield, Coun. 238-4
Mark xiv. 7 (quoted), 267
Maroa, Ill.
497
Marriages, Additional,
481 to 483
Masonic Hall,
Massachusetts Claim, Sanborn- ton's Connection with, 28 to 31
Measure Sealers,
417
Meeting-House built in Troublous
Times,
68, 09
Meeting-House and Minister, Special
Onierrs for,
120
Meinorauda of Master Joshua Lane introduced, 138
Meredith, 2, 4, 14, 42, 83, 85, 87-3, 92, 93, 110, 133, 159, 163, 167, 176, 203, 239-22, 240-28, 218-38. 251, 257, 269, 296, 310-20, 321, 322, 378, 387-41 395- 81, 422, 427, 434-29, 430-44, 459-74, 440-80, 442-100, 445-132, 446-153, 448- 190, 476-11, JUS
-
473-0-1, 486 483
Lyudeborough,
537
INDEX II.
Meredith Bridge,
60, 179 (note), 241-2,
242-7, 245-12, 247-20, 248-38, 249-41, 250, 251, 293
Meredith Village,
199-9, 240-27, 473-1, 474-4
Meriden (Academy),
241-30
Merrill's "Gazetteer," Quotation front, 223
Merrimack Journal, Sketches from,
20, 97, 217, 318, 489
Methnen, Mass. 12:1-8
Mica, Mine of, opened,
4115
Middletown, Con. 122, 128-4, 129-6, 358
Horney,
+
Hitchcock,
5
Israel,
G, 9
Kearsarge,
7, 1
Kinsman,
8. 9
Lafayette,
5,8,9
Lano,
4
Liberty,
5,9
Lovewell,
7,9
McKoy,
7,9
Monadnock (Pack),
8, 9
Millers at Union Bridge,
496
Ossipee,
6, 9
Passaconaway,
6, 9
Aiken (Franklin),
220
Pangus,
6, 9
Pemigewasset (Range),
6, 9, 381-12
Chapel,
211
Dustin,
210
Pleasant,
7,9
Franklin Falls (earliest),
212
Plymouth,
8, 9
Holmes-Tilton,
21
Protile,
8,
Moody-Simouds,
214
North Sanborntou,
215
Ragged,
7, 9, 201
Others in Town,
213 to 222
Paper ( Franklin),
219, 220
Samboruton,
4, 7, 9, 14, 15
Tilton-Copp,
213
Sargent's,
7,0
Turkey Bridge,
217
Shaw's,
1115
Smart's,
7, 9
Stinson,
8, 9
Minister Great Lot,
381-11
Ministerial Contract with Mr. Wood- man : how disposed of,
72 to 76
Minneapolis, Minn.
493
Moderators of Town Meetings,
402
Modified Drift in Saubornton,
12
Mohawk Indians, Invasion of, 24, 25
Welch,
6, 9
White.
14, 14
Whiteface, Wonalancet,
6, 9
Mt. Vernon,
128, 6
Morning Star, Obituary from,
487
Mortality, Sad, in Que Family,
477-7
Mutual Fire Insurance Company (1874), 3:28
Nashua, 121, 128-3, 259-24, 240, 476-4
Natick, Mass. 128-1
Bald Sunapee,
7. 9
Belknap (Major), 6, 9
New Britain, Conn.
Newbury, 23-24
Newbury, Mass. THE
Newbury, Vt.
240-25
Cannon,
8, 9
Cardigan,
7,9
02, 114, 142, 295, 207, 377-78
Carr,
8,9
Catamount,
7, 9, 14
Chocorua,
6, 9
Mountains in and around Sanborn- ton, with Catalogues, Deserip tion, aud Diagram :
Crotched, 7,9
Delight,
Fisher, 6, 9
Flume, 5, 9
Frauconia (Notch),
Green,
6,9
Gunstock,
0, 9
Hale,
4
Haystacks,
5
Military Association (1814): Articles of, 169
Signatures to, 169, 170
Militia Musters of the Olden Tiuie,
168, 177, 178 (note), 179
Militia of New Hampshire: Old 10th Regiment, 167 Wth Regiment, 176
Mill, First, at Sanbornton Bridge, (Darling Privilege), 209
Monadnock (Grand), 5,7, 9, 381-12 7,9
Quickest building Time on Record, 221 Site, Original, 207,208
Movosilauke,
Mills:
Burleigh (Clothing), and its Suc- cessors,
213
Peqnawket,
Periwig,
7. 9
Prospect,
6, 9
Salmou Brook, 4, 8, 9, 203, 320, 321, 465
Union Bridge,
212
Milton, Vt.
500
Suncook (Range),
4
Technisch,
6,9
Tumble. Down-Dick,
6, 9
Tripyramid,
6, 5
Uncanooune, 7,9
5
Mohawk Point, 2, and elsewhere
Mohawk Point, Battle of (Tradi- tional),
25,26
Moose, Last, captured in Town,
20
Monutaius (Quotation from Bryant), 1 Mountains in and around Sanborn- ton, with Catalogues, Descrip- tion, and Diagram:
Atkinson, 4
New Bedford, Muss. 494
Newbern, N. C. 182-18
Black (Sandwich Dome), 6, 9
Blue ( Minor), 6, 9
Burleigh,
4
Newburyport, Mass.
Newburyport Fire (1812): Aid for the Sufferers, 143
New Castle,
150-22, 349
Washington,
6, 9
Musical Organizations, 927, 828
538
INDEX II.
Now Chester, 199, 202, 323, 441-05, 414-119, 408
Now Durhanı, 130, 174, 473-6-3
Now Hampshire Conference Semi-
uury. 125 to 130, 475-8-1
New Hampshire Denwerut, Quota- Llona front, 251, 319
New Hampshire Patriot, Statemonts frotu, 145, 197, 330
Now Hampton, 4, 12, 13, 14, 20, 42, 85-4, 86, 92, 93, 109-10. 125-1, 159, 167, 176, 178 (note), 183-181, 203, 223, 216-19, 252, 313, 321, 322, 328, 335, 338, 388- 47, 390-57, 395-81. 396, 43-49, 437-34, 440-80, 441-93, 442-97, 444-125, 445- 139, 446-163, 455-30, 486, 488, 493, 4945
New Haven, Conu. 340, 174-3, 488
New London, 7
New Market, 47, 60, 373-56
New Orleans, La. 170, 182-22, 494, 500
Newport,
473-5
Newt mn, Mass.
482, 486
New York, N. Y.
128-8, 184-63, 217,
2220, 238-4, 261, 328, 345, 347, 475-0-1, 483, 492, 499
Newspapers printed in Sanboruton, 301, 307
Northfield, 6, 14, 15, 49, 90, 91, 94, 96,
90, 104, 110, 115, 118, 119, 125, 127, 120-1, 145, 159, 172, 182-6, 189-178, 197, 198, 199, 219, 219, 230-22, 242-0,
246-17, 257, 275, 279, 327, 400, 450-H, 400, 469, 470-1, 474, 475-5, 476-11, 477-2, 483, 494, 496
Early Settler of, 474-1
Town Officers of, 466, 475-8
North Hampton, 41, 67, 308-27
North Sanboruton Village,
235
Northumberland, 480
North wood,
87-12, 494
Norway Lake, Me. 484
Nottingham,
173, 310
Nurseries in Sanbornton:
Hersey,
204 ( bute)
Pemigewasset, 204
Obituary Notices, Brief, 48 to 490 Odd Follows, Independent Ordor of (Lunigr), 328
Officers of the Town, Lists of, 401 to 421 Oldest People in Sanbornton, 454 to 457 Orange, 7 Port. month, 34, 35, 36, 40, 50, 89-22, 156, 165, 171, 172, 173, 174, 180, 181 322, 330, 331, 341. 352, 364, 371-43, 1:0 Defended iu the Revolutionary War. 156
Orchards, Early Provisions for, 47, 200 Orchards, Noted, in Town: Smith & Sanboru's, Thompson's, 991
Ordination Services of Rev. Mr. Woodman, 60
Ordination Services of Rev. Mr. Bodwell, 77
Orford,
251, 480-5
Ossipee, 6, 25, 24-7, 457-83
Otsego, N. Y. 128-7
Overseers of the Poor, 420
Park donated to Tilton by Charles E. Tilton,
468
Parsonage Fund, 78
. Interest, Division of, Loud: llow held at first, 71
275
Parsonage Land: How Qually dia- posed of, 74, 77, 78 l'astors of Churches,
83, 85, 87, 89, 90, 92, 91, 95, 97, 99 l'atriotiam of Sauborntou in the
Revolutionary War, 101, 100
Patriotism and Sympathy, Votes ovincing, 162 to 161
Pauper Settlemouts of the Towns abolished, 270
Paupers, Votes concerning, 267
Pecatonica, III.
473-1-1
l'emubroke,
66, 478-1
Perambulation of Town Lines, 321, 322 Permanent Roaldents in Town, 331 l'ourborough, 241-5, 420
Philadelphia, Pa. 129-3, 130-7, 154, 221-3, 245-6, 359 Physicians, Dr. James B. Abbott's Catalogue and Sketches of, 237 to #39 Earliest, in Sanburnton, 237
Subsequent, in Town,
239 to 241, 498, 500
Piermont,
440-25
Pittsfield, 7,14
Pittsfield, Mass. 347
Plainfield, N. J. 128-3
l'lains and Bottom Landa, 10
Plaistow,
373-57
Plan of the Town,
38
Plattsburg, N. Y.
347, 375-55
Plymouth, 8. 178 (note), 331, 492, 193, 500 Plymouth, Mass. 308 Poetry, Quaint Specimens of, 300 to 304 Point Lookout, MJ. 180-07
Pourfret, Conn. 87-4
Pouds in Sanbornton and else- where referred to:
Cawley, 2, 12, 14, 15, 20, 196, 280 332, 437-51, 416-163
Centre Square,
Hankins,
3
Ossipee (Carroll County), 24, 25
Plumer's ( Meredith),
Rollins,
2, 281
Population of the Town at Varions
Periods,
326, 45L
Pork-raising: Past and Present Weights, 297
Port Hudson, La. 183-35
Purtland, Me.
113, 374-68
Defended in the War of 1812 to 1814, 171 to 174
Position of Sanbornton,
1
Postimasters in Sanbornton, 458, 459 Samboruton Bridge, or Tilton, 459, 460 Sanbornton, East, or East Tiltoll, 400 Sauborutou, North,
Post-uttico Department U. S., Aid from, acknowledged, 458
Post-offices, and Dates of Estal,-
lishment,
264, 458 to 461
Potatoes (?) (perhaps some other
product) buried for the Win-
ter,
46,54
539
INDEX II.
Potomac Creek, Va. 185-85 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 238-4
Pound-keepers, 415, 410
Pounds, First and Subsequent, 260
Prayer answered, 138
Precious Metals in Sanbornton, 15
President of New Hampshire, Gov- ervor. at first, so called, 421
Presidents of the U. S., Electors for (Sambornton's Votes), 426 to 428
Prices Current in Former Times, 136, 141, 273
Printing-offices,
225-15, :27-24, 231
Proprietors of the Town ( Masonian Gruntors),
40
(Grantees), characterized, 41
Meetings of,
Table (List) of,
33, 34
l'roprietors' Records, Earliest Date of, 32
Proprietors' Records removed to Saubornton, 43
Providence, R. I.
129-6, 102-77
Providential Reliefs, 144
Province Tax: Petition to be re- leased therefrom (1768), 48
Provincetown, Mass. 297
J'sahn xliv. 1, 2 (quoted),
44
Psalm cxxv. 2. f. c. (applied),
3
Public Buildings of Samboruton in general, Puritan lufluence, Alleged,
330
Quincy, Mass. 499
Railroad Tax (B., C. and M.), 451
Rangers, Whitcomb's Independent Company of (1776),
150
Raymond,
496
Reading, Mass
242-7
Rebellion of 1861, First Action of the Town upon,
179
Recruits to the Sanbornton Regi- ments, 187 to 191
"Reformation of Morals," Cousti- tution of the Sanbornton Soci- ety lor, 463, 464
Registers of Probate, Votes for,
422 to 424
Religion, First Professors of, in Town, 81 Religion, Revivals of, 81, 84, 56, 93, 95, 97 Religious Counsel, Excellent, 67, 73, 74, 75, 76, 84
Religious Enterprise Successful, Instance of, 491
Representatives in Congress, 426
Represematives of the Town in the General Court of New Hamp-hire, 403
Revolutionary Soldiers, Ages of (Hon. G. W. Nesmith's State- ment), 157
Lists of, from Sanbornton, 153, 156, 157, 160 to 166 -
From other Places, 151, 340, 495, 497 Revolutionary War: First Alarm, 151 Lexington and Bunker Hill Bat- tles, and their Effect, 152
Richmond, Va. 128-5
Kiver Currents, Action of, 13
Rivers referred to in this Volume:
Connecticut, 4, 7
Hudson,
24
Merrimack, 4, 12, 24, 28, 29, 30, 37, 145, 148, 193, 340
Mississippi,
Pemigewasset, 1, 2, 3, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 35, 36, 38, 51, 108, 145, 193, 197, 209, 222, 245-6, 248-28, 280, 321, 393- 71, 430-45, 437-54, 438-61, 447-180, 468 Saco, 24
Winnipiseogee, 2, 3, 10, 13, 14, 21, 23, 24, 25, 29, 35, 39, 51, 108, 193, 194, 197, 198, 199, 208, 200, 212, 213, 215, 219, 223, 258, 276, 278, 303-71, 394-77, 395-79, 430-2, 433-18, 449, 405, 400 Roads. (See Highways.) Rochester, 119, 473-6
Rockingham Mica Schist in San- bornton, 14, 15
Romans of Old: Quotation from Maranlay, 150
Rome, Italy,
224, 260, 483
Rowley, Mass.
66, 471-1
Roxbury, Mass. 201, 474-2, 491
Rumney,
8, 198
Sabbada's Point,
319
Saco, Me.
499
Salem,
477-4
Salem, Mass.
261, 473-6-6, 484, 492
Salisbury,
99, 145, 151, 238-6, 239-11,
255, 426, 443-110, 473-1, 491
Salisbury, Mass.
29
Salisbury, N. C. 181, 184
Salmon Brook Hamlet, 234
Salmon Tront as formerly taken, 281 Salt Lake City, U. T. 4×4
Sauboru Koud Dispute, 202
Sunboru's " History of New Hamp- shire," Quotations from, 58, 140, 193 Saubornton Bridge, Peu Picture of, in 1820, 220, 230
Sanbornton Square, Pen Picture of,
at Various Times,
224 to 228
Refrigerating Cupboard ( Blaisdell's
Saudown,
151, 500
Pateut),
334
Sandwich,
4, 6, 119-2, 171-23, 172
San Francisco, Cal. 128-1
Santa Cruz. W. I.
Saratoga, N. Y.
159
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
480-1
Scarcity of Boots, Horses, and Over- coats in 1768, 53
Scenery described,
5 to 8, 381-12, 384-25
School Committees,
400, 407
Districts in 1798,
102
Districts in 1844, 108
Districts. Present Arrangement 110 of. in Sanbornton and Tilton, Houses, Old and New, coutrasted, 205, 266
Low, Leasing of,
101
Masters, Sketches of,
103 to lon
Report, First, on Record,
110
Reports, Other Subsequent,
112
Teachers in Sanborntou and Til-
ton,
397 to 400, 469
-
265
31 to 37
540
INDEX II.
School Teachers on the Sanborn Road ('Tilton),
Truchers: Sketch of the Early Experienen of Ono, 111
111
Text-books (1847, 1818), Treasurers, 419
Selwoleraft, Mich. Seabrook, 125-9
Surection, 404,405
Sominary, Now Hampshire Confer- enco, 125
Granite Monthly Sketches of the Samo, 120, 127
Principals and Instructors, 128
Summary of Its Toachors und Graduates, 127
Senators N. H. Legislature, Votes for, 421 to 424
September Gale (1815), 143
Sermou at Ordination of Mr. Wood- man, Abstract of, 66, 67
Settlers encouraged by the Proprie- tors, 42
First Actual, 45
Temporary,
Shad Fishing: Methods and Inci- deuts. 279,280
Shaker Village, 172
Sharp Bargain,
Signals of Distress among the Early Settlers, 50
Silk Culture attempted in San- buruton, 208
Silo, First, constructed in Town, 295, 296 Snows, Drep (1785), 134, 135
Soldiers, Lists of:
Revolutionary War, 153 to 164
War of 1812 to 1815, 170 to 174
War of 1861 to 1865, 181 to 191
"Soldiers not found on the Pay Rolls: Revolutionary War, 105, 166
War of 1812 to 1815, 175
War of 1861 to 1865, 191, 192
Somerville, Mass. 475-6-1
Sonth Reading, Muss. 241-7
Spinning in the Cellar, Death from, 497
Stanstead, C. E. 23J-25
State Constitution, Revision of.
324
Constitutional Conventions, Dole- gates to, 324
Election, First recorded, 134
Government, The first, objected to, 133
Stillwater, N. Y. 161-54
St. Jobusbury, Vt. 477-3
St. Louis, Mo. 129-7, 486, 495
Stores and Store Buildings,
224-2-5,
225-6-7, 226-19, 227-24, 228, 229-4. 231, 234-2-6, 235-1-2, 500
Storins, Remarkable,
141, 148, 149
307
Strafford Guzette,
Strafford Gazette, Quotation from, 2253
Strathain, 33, 34, 87-11, 163, 207. 304-3, 365-3, 366-14, 367-16, 368-24. 369-31, 371-44, 372-50, 374-61, 375-05, 376-71, 377-82, 393-66
Substitutes, War of 1862 to 1805,
Towu's Action upon, 181
Suucook,
499
Sunday-School Marching Song, 205 Sunday Schools, First, In Town, h2
Sunday Schools, Subsequent, 62, 50, 50 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, N. 11., Report of (quoted). 265 Surveying lielics, 322, 3 Surveyors of Highways, 407 wo 410
Surveys of the Town, First and Second, 87
Swampscott, Mirt.
473-2-2
Swine, Regulation of,
137
Tanneries af Lauo, Perklus, etc.
Taverus, Earliest in Town, 224-1, 227-0 Taverna, Later,
225-10, 220-18, 220-0, 234-3
Tax List, First, on Record,
Taxes. Lund wohl fur, 322
Taylor's Creek, N. Y. 351
Temperance, Advocates af, 284, 289, 493 Church Action In Reference to, 87 Movement, First Inaugurated in Sanbornton, 285
Resolutions in Town Meeting,
287
Work at Union Bridge,
288, 289
Tewksbury, Mass.
4×9
Thornton,
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
159, 165, 349, 351
Tilton and East Tilton, 2, 3, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 29, 46, 47, 55, 95, 50, 99, 106, 107, 108, 110, 113, 125, 128-12, 120-18, 130-15, 134, 145, 149, 176, 194, 198, 199, 209, 213, 214, 215, 217, 219, 221, 223, 228, 231, 234, 230, 240-25, 242-7, 243, 245-11, 240-16, 250-46, 255, 258, 250, 209, 263, 204, 265, 270, 275, 279, 281, 297, 298, 300, 312, 313, 314- 123, 315, 316, 322, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 335, 337, 370-35, 372-48, 374-10, 390-58, 392-69, 393-74, 304-75, 401, 402, 403, 405, 406, 407, 425, 428, 430-3, 432-14, 433-20, 434-27, 435-32, 439-68, 441-88, 442-104. 443-110. 444-123, 445- 142, 446-145, 448-181, 449, 455-14, 450- 42, 457-84, 460, 465, 466, 187, 468, 469, 472-10, 474-1, 476-11, 477-2, 481, 482, 483, 485, 486, 487, 490, 402, 496, 499 Art constituting the Town of, 258
Village, Business Places (1881), 231
Village, Improvement of,
Tin Corner, Business of, 232, 208
Tithing-men, 410
Toledo, O.
3 -ز3 47
Tolerution Act anticipated in San- bornton, 77
Tory, One, iu Saubornton, 1.35
Town Agents,
418
Fair. Movement for (1882),
408
Hall, Now, iu Tilton, F. J. East- man's Sketch of, 263 to 205
House, Original (Meeting-House), 261, 202
House, Second, iu Sanbornton,
Meeting, First, 131
Meeting : Three Days, 1.+
Mroting: Time changed, 1:0
Meeting, Waruing of, 140, 141
Meeting Warrant, Posting of,
1.10
Meetings: A Contrast,
148, 1.12.
Strafford, 473-1 1 Hauses, 147 to 149
541
INDEX II.
Towns of New Hampshire whose Higlands are seen from Sau- bornton,
6 to 8
Treasurers of the Town, 406
Trees, Changes in the Growth of, 16 Exotic, 16 Wells, Mr. 47%-2
Primuitive, Tremont, III.
Tuftonborough, 496
Turnpike (North Sanbornton),
203
Undertaker's Estalilishment, 223
Union Meeting-House,
University of Vermont, 124-19
Unwelcome Intruders, 55
Upper Gilmanton, 289, 500
Valnation of the Town at Dilferent Periods,
330, 450
Vershire, Vt. 479-3
Vevey, Switzerland, 485
Vienna, Austria,
312
Vital Statistics from the Records of Rev. A. Bodwell, 332, 333
Voters in Sanbornton and Tilton, 450
Votes, Liberal. of the Towns pertain- iug to this History, 468
Waco, Texas, 242-9
Walpole, 114
Waltham, Muss. 474-3, 480-4
War Clouds after the Revolution, 167
War Song, Oldest in Existence, Quotation from, 150
Warchami, Mass.
87-5
Warner, 7, 477-2, 498
Warren,
8
Washington,
7
Washington, D. C.
1, 124-20, 130-9,
171, 184-54, 185-77, 186-106, 190-193, 326, 347, 427, 458, 467
Washington Benevolent Society, 328
Washington's Death: Town's Com- memoration of the Same, 137, 138
Water Power Company, Watortown. Mass. 471-1, 480-4
Watertown Arsenal, 471-1
Waterville,
6
Wealthy Men of Sanbornton (1809), 271
Weekly Enterprise (Bristol), Obitu- ary Notice from, 488
Weekly Visitor, and Advertisements from (1824), 224, 300, 326 Weirs,
Weirs for Eels: their Coustruction and Use, 277 41 279
16 Wentworthı, 240-25, 471-1, 472-21
488 Wesleyau University, Coun. 128-4, 400 Westboro', Mass.
Westmoreland, 1.6
West Point, N. Y. 156, 163, 166-99, 349
Weymouth, Mass.
470-1, 471-2
Wheat-raising in Saubornton,
Wheeled Vehicles, First in Town, 57
Wheelwright Establishments: J. W. Clement's.
Bensley P. Cobb's. 473-1
Jason R. Hunkins's, 194
Walter Sanborn's,
Whitcomb's ( Major B.) Letter to Nathan Taylor, 158
White Men, First, in Town, 28
Whitiumville, Mass. 130-11
Wilbraham, Ma-s. 129-10
Wild Animals. Anecdotes of,
17 to 20
Winchendon, Mass., History of,
503 (note)
Winchester, Mass.
476-13, 485
Windham. Conu. 219
Windsor, Vt.
498
Winter Loneliness, and its Effect (Quotat ou from Miss E. J. Cate), 56
Winter, Severe, 1-4-4
Witchcraft in Sanbornton, 62, 63
Wolfeborough, 6, 147, 327, 4:N;,
Wolves,
Bounties on,
Last of, in Town,
Woudstock,
481
Woodstock, Vt. !X;
Woodville, Mass. 87-5
Worcester, Mass.
122, 103, 488
Xenia, Ohio, 1220-2
Yale College, Conu.
" Yamaydon ": History of the I'veus, 405 " Yamoyden," Quotation from, 21 Years, Remarkable, 154. 136, 140, 141, 143, 144
Yolo County, California,
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MAP INDEX I.
BUILDING SITES STILL OCCUPIED (1882).
The " Historical Map of Sanbornton " accompanying this volmine Is designed to represent, first, all the dwelling-houses and most of the public bulldings, millls, shops, etc., now occupied, within the limits of the original town, Incluid- . Ing Tilton and the northeast corner of Franklin ; and second, all the abandoned building sites upon the several lots within the saine territory.
In seven different localitles, however, the present bulldings, together with the old sites in the smaller villages, are too numerous to be clearly dellucated upon the principal map of the town. For these, seven " Village Plans" have been drawn upon a separate sheet, with the following names and designa- tions : -
IN THE TOWN OF SANBORNTON.
1. "Sanbornton Square," designated in this Index "S. I."
2. "The Chapel," designated in this index "S. II."
3. "Sahinon Brook," designated in this index . "S. III."
4. "North Sunbornton," designated in this index "S. IV."
IN THE TOWN OF TILTON.
5. "Tilton Village," designated In this index . 'T. I."
6. "East Tilton," designated in this Index . "T. II."
IN THE TOWN OF FRANKLIN.
7. "Franklin Falls" (Sanbornton sldle), designated in this index 0 "F. I."
Map Index I., therefore, contains (1) In alphabetical order the full names of the joint owners and occupants of all the houses (the same as appear on map and plans, with Initials of first names), and the general names of other build- ings, like "mill," " school-honse," etc. But in case owners and occupants are not the same, the occupants' name, if of a single family or of long residence, is usually entered first, as on map and plans, and the owner's name is afterwards given; or In case the buildings are occupied by more than one family, the owner's name Is first given, as on map and plans, and the occupants or num- ber of tenements are afterwards specified.
Then follow (2) the localities of the several buildings thus entered, being the initial letters of the towns where found upon the map, - "S." for San- boruton, "T." for Tilton, "F." for Franklin, - with Arabie figures, indicating
.
Photo
VIEW IN TILTON FROM THE ISLAND.
513
MAP INDEX I.
the division of lots and the number of lot in cach division; e. g., " S. 2-40," incaning "Sanbornton, Second Division, Lot No. 40" : or in case of the " Vil- lage Plans," the Roman number of the plan as before given; e. g., "S. I.," "S. IV.," "T. I.," " F. I.," ete.
Finally (3), after the several localities, there is given, in a separate coluinn, the number of inhabitants residing in every house In the summer of 1882, con- stituting a new census of the original town for that year. These enumera- tious are mainly ou the authority of persons residing In each school district or locality of the old town; and in a few cases the number of summer resi- dents as given may be somewhat larger than at other seasons of the year. Vacant houses, also, which were likely soon to be reoceupled, especially in or near the villages, have a reasonable number assigned to them.
According to this census the population of the whole original town of San- bornton is found to be, in 1882, 3,654, or 325 more than ever before enumer- ated. (See p. 326.)
Population of the present town of Sanbornton in 1882, 1,193, one more than in 1880.
Population of the town of Tilton in 1882, 1,386, an increase of 104 since 1880. That of Tilton Village, 861.
That of Tilton outside of the village preeinet, as per Plan I., 525.
Population of that part of Franklin which was formerly Saubornton, in 1882, 1,075.
That of Franklin Falls Village (Suboruton side), 881.
That of Franklin (Sanbornton) outside of the village precinct, as per plan, 194.
Whole number of entries in this index .
878
buildings on the map and plans .
. 919
in Sanbornton 361
" Tilton :
Village .
172
Except village
. 169
341
Whole number of buildings in Franklin :
Village .
157
Except village .
60
217 919
Present town boundaries are indicated by the eolored lines. For the arrange- ment of the two divisions of the lots, see pp. 37-39, and the original plan of the town on p. 38; also pp. 304 and 378, Appendix A.
Abbott, Edward (Dr.) (owned by Mrs. Sarah A. Kimball) . S. I. 2
George W. (shoe shop, tenement above; owned by W. C. Wyatt), Main St. T.I. 4
Moses C., Mechanic St. T. I.
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