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First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Joseph R. Cilley.
Second Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-William H. Weeks, William Wallace, N. Dana Wallaee.
Third Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-John T. Buzzell, George S. Bixby, John H. Goodhue, George H. Hoyt, Albert Hoyt, Joseph E. Ham.
Fifth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Jas. Dowst.
Sixth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Charles J. Brown, Robert Crawford, William T. Grant, Hiram B. Haynes, Ambrose D. Haynes, James W. Marden, William B. Perkins, Benjamin F. Robinson, Edwin M. Sherburne, Joseph Seley, John H. F. Philbriek, John S. Ham, John M. Weeks.
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Seventh Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-William Yeaton.
Ninth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Thomas W. Emerson.
Eleventh Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Captain A. C. Locke, Benjamin Bickford, Samuel Biekford, Thomas E. Bickford, Rufus Baker, Elbridge Bachelder, David Brown, Jeremiah Burnham, William Burnham, Charles A. Chapman, John Cotterell, John D. Dow, Jefferson A. Edmunds, John H. Fife, Charles E. Flower, Charles Gordon, Charles A. Giles, Charles H. Hall, Daniel Hall, Ebenezer B. Hoyt, Henry G. Lake, Josiah D. Langley, Lauren A. Leighton, Charles Lamprey, William S. Morrill, Willard B. Moore, Charles Quimby, Lueius B. Smith, Charles W. Tarleton, Edwin A. White, Benjamin D. Yeaton, Levi G. Young, Samuel T. Biekford.
Fifteenth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Charles A. Towle, Thomas J. Ames, John C. Brown, Charles A. Brown, Walter S. Brackett, Calvin D. Johnson, George H. Rand.
Eighteenth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers-Benja- min Carson, Jeremy H. Nute, William H. Weeks, Life Wiggin, Stephen B. Bartlett, Rufus S. Marden, James M. Clark, Diah Lovejoy, Moses Chamberlain, Henry C. Lovejoy, Abraham Bickford, Warren W. Lovejoy, George W. Ham.
CHURCH ACCOUNT.
The following items describe the efforts of the newly formed town to promote the advance of the gospel.
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May 20, 1742, it was "Voted that there shall be thirty pounds money Raised by the Proprietors and inhabitants for the highering of a minister, that the Gospel may be promoted in the aforesd. town of Epsom."
June 8, 1743, "A vote was past by the Proprietors and Inhabitants of Epsom to Raise forty Pounds for the support of a minister, that the Gospel might be promoted among us."
May 2, 1750, it was "Voted there should be money Raised for the support of the Gospel Fifty Pounds, old Tennor."
April 23, 1760, it was "Voted one hundred pounds, old tenor, in money be raised to hire minister or defray charges."
June 25, 1761, a meeting was held at which the following action was taken concerning religious matters: John Tueke was chosen minister. He was voted a settlement of one hun- dred aeres of land, "thirty pounds starling" as a salary for the first two years, with an additional five pounds for the fol- lowing two years, thirty cords of wood should be cut and hauled to his house each year. 600 pounds, old tenor, was also voted to build a house for the minister, to be paid in labor if Mr. Tueke should accept the eall.
Mr. Tueke accepted the call by letter under the date of August 17, 1761.
On April 19, 1764, the town voted to build a meeting house fifty by forty feet and chose the following committee : Isaac Libby, sen., Thomas Blake, John McClary, George Wallace and Nathan Marden.
This church was occupied by the Congregationalists till 1820, when other societies claimed the right to hold meetings there also.
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From this time on for several years there was controversy between the Congregationalists and other denominations. In 1845, the Congregationalists erected a new church at what was locally known as "Slab City." The old meeting house was sold and moved to Concord.
Pastors: John Tucke, 1761-74; Benj. Thurston to 1784; Ebenezer Haseltine, 1784-1813; Jona Curtis, 1814-25; A. D. Smith, 1826; A. Burbank, 1827; John M. Putnam, 1829-1831; Abel Manning and Francis R. Smith till about 1836 or 1837; Winthrop Fifield, 1837-46; Rufus A. Putnam, 1846-52; H. B. Angier and C. C. Durgin, supplies for two years ; R. A. Putnam and E. H. Blanchard, supplies for a year each in the order named; Chas. Willey, 1856-59; A. B. Peffers till 1866; George Smith till 1869; Chas. Peabody till 1872; E. C. Cogswell, 1876- 1881; L. G. Chase, supply during summer of 1882.
FREE WILL BAPTIST.
This church was organized in June, 1824, by Revs. E. Knowlton and Arthur Coverno, with eight members as fol- lows: Rev. A. Coverno, Nathan Bickford, Daniel Philbrick, Ephraim Locke, Lucretia Tarlton, Mary Marden, Elizabeth Currier, and Sally Osgood. Under Mr. Coverno's charge the society increased that season to fifty members. The society continued to grow and prosper. Two churches have been built, one in 1833 and the other in 1861. A comfortable parsonage was provided.
Pastors in order of service : A. Coverno, James McCutch- eon, B. Manson, B. Van Dame, G. P. Ramsey, K. R. Davis, Tobias Foss, M. A. Quimby, Horace Webber, E. Knowles, J. H.
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Brown, C. E. Haskell, Uriah Chase, Joel Baker, N. A. Avery, M. A. Quimby.
CHRISTIAN SOCIETY.
This church was founded by Edwin T. Philbrick, a black- smith, in 1859. He was its first pastor. The most of the mem- bers of this new church came from Epsom but had been attend- ing services in Allenstown. It was decided to build a new church in Epsom and the summer of 1861 saw the structure completed and the new society firmly established. After sev- eral years Mr. Philbrick was succeeded by Rev. J. P. Stinch- field, a Methodist minister for one year from 1869. Other sup- plies were : Benjamin Dickson, M. M. Cleverly, Geo. D. Gar- land, James Phillips, E. C. Cogswell. Since the 80's there has been but little activity in this society.
ADVENT CHURCH.
The Advent Church at Short Falls was organized August 18, 1894. Clarence E. Kendall was chosen elder and continued as such till his death in 1903. Since that time no regular elder has been installed, though William Brown has been active in the work of the society.
Pastors of Free Baptist Church, Gossville, since 1885: Newel A. Avery, settled - to April, 1885; Moses A. Quimby, April, 1885-April, 1887 ; Edwin B. Stiles, July, 1887-April, 1888 ; J. B. Merrill, April, 1888-April, 1891; J. W. Scribner, April, 1891-June, 1901; E. B. Tetley, June, 1901-Dec., 1903; F. P. Wormwood, Feb., 1904-April, 1907; Ozro Roys, May, 1907.
History of Loudon
CHARTER OF THE TOWN BY THE KING.
"George, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith :-
"To all the people to whom these presents shall come, Greeting.
"Know ye, that of our special knowledge, for the en- couragement of settling a plantation, by and with the consent of our Council-have given, and by these presents do give and grant in equal shares, unto our beloved subjects, whose names are entered in a schedule, that inhabit or shall inhabit within the said grant, all that tract of land within the follow- ing bounds : Beginning at the head of the town of Chichester, and to run Northwest by the town of Gilmanton to the Winni- piseogee Pond; then from the first mentioned place, south west seven miles on the head of the aforesaid Chichester; thence Northwest to the river that comes out of the great Pond afore- said; then by the river to the second-mentioned bound. That the same be a town corporate by the name of Canterbury. To have and to hold the said land forever, upon the following con- ditions : First. That the Proprietors, within three years, build seventy dwelling-houses and settle a family in each, and clear three acres of land fit for planting or sowing. Second. That
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a meeting-house be built within four years. Third. If any Proprietor neglect, he shall forfeit his share of the land. Fourth. That a share be reserved for the Ministry of the Gospel, another for a Parsonage, and another for the benefit of the schools in town.
Provided, that if war break out with the Indians within three years, then three years shall be allowed them after the war, rendering therefore to us or our officers the Annual Rent of one pint of corn in the said town on the first Thursday in March yearly forever, reserving also all mast trees growing on said land, according to the Aet of Parliament in that case made and provided. For the calling of the first meeting, we do ap- point Paul Gerrish, Paul Wentworth and John Smith, Select- men of said town, and that they continue in said office until the third of Thursday of March, 1728, when others shall be chosen in their stead. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our Province to be affixed.
"Witness John Wentworth, Lieut. Governor.
"Given the twentieth day of May, in the fourth year of our reign, Anno Domini 1728.
"By order of his Honor Lieut. Governor.
"Richard Waldron, Clerk of Council."
THE TOWN INCORPORATED IN 1773.
The following is a copy of an act to set off part of the town of Canterbury into a distant parish by the name of Lou-
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don, as passed in the House of Representatives, January 22, 1773 :
"Whereas, a number of the inhabitants of Canterbury, in the County of Rockingham in this Province, have petitioned the General Assembly to be set off and erected into a distinct Parish agreeable to a vote of said town set forth in said peti- tion, and after due notice thereof being given, no person hath appeared to oppose the same, and the same appearing for the public good. Therefore, be it enacted by the Governor, Council and Assembly, that all that part of the town of Canterbury, be- ginning at the northeast corner thereof, at the Buckhorn Beech- tree; thence southwest on the head line of Chichester eight miles to the line between Canterbury and Bow; thence on the line between said Canterbury and Bow, five miles; thence across said Canterbury, northeast eight miles, to Gilmanton line; and by that to the bounds first mentioned, be and is hereby set off from said town of Canterbury, and erected into and established to be a distinct and separate parish by the name of Loudon, and that the Inhabitants thereof be invested with all powers and privileges by law invested in any Parish within this Province, and are fully exempt from paying further tax to the town of Canterbury.
"And Nathan Bachelder of said Parish, is hereby Author- ized and empowered to call the first meeting of said Parish of Loudon for the choice of Parish Officers, by setting up a noti- fication thereof in some public place in said Parislı fourteen days beforehand, and to govern said meeting until a Moderator be chosen, and then they are to proceed to the choice of officers as the law directs.
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"Province of New Hampshire: In the House of Repre- sentatives, January 22nd, 1773 .- This Bill having been read three times. Voted, That it pass to be enaeted.
"J. Wentworth, Speaker.
"In Council, January 22nd, 1773 .- This bill was read a third time and passed to be enacted.
"Theodore Atkinson, Secretary. "Consented,
"J. Wentworth.
"Copy examined by
"George King. Depy. Secretary."
FIRST MEETING.
The first meeting of inhabitants of the parish of Loudon was called and held at the house of Abraham Baehelder, Jr., on the 23d day of March, 1773, by a warrant under the hand and seal of Nathan Bachelder. The business to be transaeted was as follows :
"1st. To choose a Moderator for said Meeting.
"2nd. To choose a Parish Clerk, Selectmen, Constable and all other Parish officers as the law directs for the ensuing year.
"3rd. To see if the said Freeholders and Inhabitants will agree upon and vote to raise a sum of money this present year for the benefit of the Gospel in said Parish.
"4th. To see if said Freeholders and Inhabitants will
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vote to raise a sum of money for schooling the present year in said Parish.
"5th. To see if the said Freeholders and Inhabitants will vote that the charges in getting the said Parish of Loudon set off from Canterbury shall be collected by a rate, according to the Polls and Estates in said Parish.
"6th. To see if the said Freeholders and Inhabitants will vote the sum of thirty-two dollars, which his Excellency John Wentworth was pleased to give in when signing the charter of the Parish of Loudon, the same having been worked out on some highway in said Parish.
"7th. To agree upon and see how much money shall be raised this present year for highways in said Parish.
"8th. To see if the Freeholders and Inhabitants will agree upon and vote to fall Twenty acres of trees on the Par- sonage lot this present year in said Parish.
"9th. To see if the Freeholders and Inhabitants will agree upon and vote to build two school-houses the present year.
"10th. To see if the Freeholders and Inhabitants will agree upon and choose one set day to hold the Annual Meeting in said Parish, and to transact any other matter or thing that may be thought advisable for the interest of said Parish."
The proceedings were as follows :
"Chose Mr. Jethro Bachelder, Moderator for said meeting.
"Chose Nathan Bachelder, Parish Clerk.
"Chose Jethro Bachelder, Moses Holman and Jacob Towle. Selectmen.
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"Chose Moses Ordway, Constable.
"Chose Abraham Bachelder, Gershom Mathes, Lt. Benja- min Sais, Jethro Bachelder, Surveyor of Highways.
"Chose Samuel French and Dudley Sweasy as Tything inen.
"Chose Samuel Carter and Stephen Perkins, Hog reeves.
"Chose Gershom Mathes and Samuel Locke as Field drivers.
"Chose Eliphalet Rawlings, Daniel Ladd, Fence Viewers.
"Chose, Joseph Smith, John Hoyt, surveyors of Lumber.
"Chose John Sanborn, Daniel Bachelder, Deer keepers.
"Chose Abraham Bachelder, sealer of weights and measures.
"Chose Joseph Smith, sealer of Leather.
"Chose Nathaniel Bachelder and John Sanborn to settle the Selectmen's accounts.
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"Voted To raise fifty dollars for the benefit of the gospel in the Parish of Loudon the year ensuing.
"Voted That the thirty-two dollars given by his Excel- lency John Wentworth be laid out on the highway that leads from Gilmanton to Jethro Bachelder's.
"Voted To raise forty-five pounds to amend the highways the ensuing year.
"Voted To fall twenty acres of trees on the Parsonage.
"Voted To give Benjamin Sias twenty-two dollars to fall twenty-two acres of trees on the Parsonage, to be paid in Corn at Christmas at market price.
"Voted That the Selectmen be a Committee to lay out the money for the benefit of the gospel.
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"Voted To buy two Books for the benefit of the Parish, one for the Clerk and the other for the Selectmen."
A meeting was held this same year at the home of Stephen Perkins, and it was
"Voted That Nathan Bachelder and Jethro Bachelder be a Committee to fix upon a place for a Burying-ground.
"Voted That the Meeting House stand on the Southeast corner of the School lot, part or all in the road, as the land may be thought best."
TOWN OFFICERS.
CLERKS.
1825-32, -; 1832, Jonathan Garland; 1832-38, 1838-40, Theophilus B. Martin ; 1840-42, -; 1842-44, Jonathan Chase ; 1844-45, - ; 1845, Jonathan Chase; 1846-49, Joseph C. Harper ; 1849-50, -; 1850, John Fellows; 1850-52, John Fellows ; 1852-54, Joseph B. Sanborn ; 1854, David Putman ; 1855, -; 1856, Robert S. Perkins; 1857-59, Henry J. Osgood; 1859- 61, Orrin D. Kimball; 1861, J. T. Clough; 1862, Abraham D. Sanborn ; 1863, - -; 1864, --; 1865, Alvah H. Bachelder; 1866-68, C. Frank Cate; 1868-70, True W. Center; 1870, James F. Nelson; 1871, - 1872, -; 1873, Abial H. Clough ; 1874-81, -; 1882, Frank E. Robinson; 1883, -; 1884-85, Alvah L. Morse.
SELECTMEN.
1825-John Rowell, Eliphlet Wood, Samuel French, Jr. 1826-John Rowell, Nathaniel Martin, Lewis Flanders.
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1827-29-Lewis Flanders, Jonathan Rollins, Russell Wheeler. 1829-Richard Brown, Philip Brown, Jr., Moses Rowell. 1830-Richard Brown, Philip Brown, Moses Rowell, Jr. 1831-Philip Brown, Jr., Richard Brown, John Clough. 1832-34-Nathaniel Flanders, Ira Osgood, Jeremiah Kenney. 1834-Ira Osgood, Nathaniel Martin, Moses Rowell, Jr. 1835-Moses Rowell, Jr., Jonathan Garland, Solomon Caverly. 1836-Jonathan Garland, Solomon Caverly, Luther Haines. 1837-John Bachelder, Luther Haines, Reuel Walker. 1838-Joseph Clough (3), Gideon L. Sargent, Stephen Chase. 1839-Ira Osgood, Gideon L. Sargent, Stephen Chase. 1840-Stephen Chase, John L. French, Winthrop True. 1841-John L. French, Winthrop True, John K. Cate. 1842-Ira Osgood, John K. Cate, John Bachelder. 1843-John Baehelder, John L. French, Theophilus B. Martin. 1844-Ira Osgood, Theophilus B. Martin, Hiram Ordway. 1845-Ira Osgood, Hiram Ordway, Benjamin Cate. 1846-Moses Rowell, Benjamin Cate, Joshua Emery. 1847-Moses Rowell, Joshua Emery, John S. Rollins. 1848-Theophilus B. Martin, John S. Rollins, Joshua Emery. 1849-Theophilus B. Martin, Joseph C. Harper, Samuel P. Calef.
1850-Joseph C. Harper, Elliot Carr, William K. Holt. 1851-John L. French, William K. Holt, Gould Dimond. 1852-53-Ira Osgood, Luther Haynes, George W. Neal. 1854-Hiram French, Elliot Carr, Harmon E. Baehelder. 1855-Luther Haynes, Jeremiah Clough, Joseph C. Ordway. 1856-Benjamin Cate, Jeremiah Clough, Joseph C. Ordway. 1857-59-Benjamin Cate, Joseph B. Sanborn, E. H. Robinson.
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1859-Joseph B. Sanborn, E. H. Robinson, Timothy F. Smith. 1860-Ira Osgood, Timothy F. Smith, Samuel D. Lovering. 1861-Ira Osgood. Perley W. Rowell, Levi F. Sleeper. 1862-Ira Osgood, Levi F. Sleeper, Samuel D. Morrill. 1863-Theophilus B. Martin, Samuel D. Morrill. Jeremiah Blake.
1864-Theophilus B. Martin, Jeremiah Blake, John Wheeler. 1865-68-Jeremiah Blake, John Wheeler, Henry J. Osgood. 1868-70-Benjamin Cate, Alvah H. Baehelder, E. B. Freneh. 1870-72-Jeremiah Clough, John Jones, Jacob D. Osgood. 1872-74-Jeremiah Blake, Nathan C. Clough, Samuel Neal. 1874-76-Henry J. Osgood, Cyrus Baehelder, Nathaniel D. Clough.
1876-78-Moses E. Stevens, Abial H. Clough, James F. Nelson. 1878-Abial HI. Clough, Cyrus Baehelder, John L. Buswell. 1879-Cyrus Bachelder, John L. Buswell, Rinaldo B. Foster. 1880-John L. Buswell, Rinaldo B. Foster, Jeremiah A. Clough. 1881-83-Rinaldo B. Foster, Frederick E. Copp, Jeremiah A. Clough.
1883-Rinaldo B. Foster. Jeremiah A. Clough, William W. Cate.
1884-William W. Cate, John F. Ordway, Elbridge G. Sargent. 1885-William W. Cate. Horace F. Fletcher, Elbridge G. Sargent.
MARRIAGES BY JEDEDIAH TUCKER.
1790-Abiel Wood and Sarah Moulton, Benjamin Prescott and Sally Cate, Benjamin Hall and Lydia Chesley.
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1791-William Moulton and Judith Ladd, Samuel Crossman and Lois Chamberlain, Caleb M. Sanborn and Judith Ingalls, Nathaniel Greely and Dorothy Smith, Christopher Rowell and Merriam Lovering.
1792-John Rawlings and Sarah Sargent, James Thomson and Anna Bennett, James Rawlings and Sarah Palmer, John Sargent and Polly Sanborn, Daniel Smith and Mary Winslow.
1793-Enoch Moore and Judah Moulton.
1794-Samuel Jacobs and Abigail Sanborn, Jonas Ames and Jemima Stevens.
1795-Edward Knight and Betsy Worth, William Horn and Susannah Worth, Willard Fifield and Rebecca Drew, Trueworthy Palmer and Love Perkins, Daniel Lowell and Betsy Tilton.
1796-Jeremiah Bennett and Aliee Currier, Simeon Cass and Naney Flanders, Joshua Ingalls and Sukey Sleeper.
1797-James Ware and Polly Ladd, Jonathan Rawlings and Judith Palmer, Daniel Moulton and Merriam Taylor, Pearl Kimball and Dolly Eastman, John Carter and Mary Bus- sell, James Thompson and Sally Smith, John Thompson and Lois Palmer, Josiah Bachelder and Polly Blake, Abiel Eastman and Sally Thompson.
1798-John Randlet and Rose Rogers, John L. French and Sally Clough, Samuel Clough and Rhoda Carr, Thomas Baehelder and Martha Tilton, Jonathan Sanborn and Dolly Winslow, John Boulton and Betsy Tilton, Isaac Smith and Nelly Bolton, Asa Kimball and Polly Gibson, Joshua French and Rachel Sargent.
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1799-Chase Hilliard and Hannah Sanborn, William Bennett and Olive Mirrick, Elisha Buswell and Abigail Perkins, Charles Sargent and Sally Osgood, Joseph Baker and Anna Bachelder, William Brown and Huldah Bachelder, Dudley Chase and Sukey Bachelder, Nathaniel Ingalls and Polly Haines, George Peverly and Sally Sherburn, Isaac Dow and Anna Osborn, Benjamin Thompson and Eunice Sar- gent, Joshua Seavey and Naney Stevens, John Briar and Bertha Garland, Winthrop Bagley and Sally Bagley, John Morrill and Nancy Yell, Love French and Hitty Maxfield, William Lougee and Peggy Cate, William Bussell and Elizabeth Rawlings, Joshua Fletcher and Betsy Chase, Isaiah Chase and Nabby Bachelder, Harvey Blaisdell and Anna Winslow, Thomas Brown and Sukey Emery.
1800-Reuben French and Ruth Maxfield, Samuel Neal and Hitty Perkins, Nicholas Smith and Sally Berry, John Carr and Sally Brown, John Ladd and Lydia Sanborn, Thomas Sargent and Polly French, Stephen Hall and Nancy Lougee, Josiah James and Sarah Tilton, Samuel Mudgett and Mary Morrill, Jonathan C. Bean and Judith Thomp- son, John Leavitt and Polly Emery, Valentine Hill and Polly Thompson, Nathaniel Morrill and Hannah Rowell.
1801-Nathan Bachelder and Nancy Rollins, Byley Lyford and Lois Lyford, Henry Tebbetts and Polly Beck, Lemuel Hill and Betsy Drew, Benjamin Fifield and Sally Bachelder, Mathias Haines and Polly Furnald, Benjamin Brown and Peggy Beck, Chandler Glines and Betsey Davis, Abralıam Bachelder and Hannah Kelley, Jeremiah Clifford and Nancy Rollins.
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1802-Levi French and Betsey Clough, John B. Blake and Polly Maxfield, Jacob Carter and Betsey French, David Ingalls and Sally Furnald, Charles Glidden and Ruthy Hall, Jonathan Worth and Eliza Taylor, Charles Cate and Dolly Bachelder, William Sanborn and Peggy Cross, Peter Wadleigh and Alice Smith, Levi Chase and Sukey Clough, Benjamin Wells and Abia Moore, John Glines and Sukey McDaniels.
1803-Daniel Perkins and Hannah Davis, Josiah Sargent and Hannah Smith, Josiah Bachelder and Dolly Sargent, Caleb Gilman and Judith Harvey, Samuel Haines and Hannah Bachelder, Benjamin Thompson and Abigail Rollins, Stephen Gale and Abigail Dimond, Jonathan Greely and Hannah Bachelder, Jacob Gerrish and Sally Ames, Samuel Odiorne and Comfort Tasker, Benjamin Palmer and Polly Jacobs, Thomas Holden and Elenor Willey, Daniel Jones and Sophia Parkinson, Daniel Blanchard and Esther Park- inson, Joseph Greely and Naney Wells, Samuel Moor and Rachel Briar, Samuel Perkins and Sally Bennett, David Foster and Sally Dearborn, David Bachelder and Hitty Lang, Samuel Currier and Sally Blas.
1804-John Clark and Polly Currier, Samuel French and Sukey Tilton, Charles Beck and Sally Sargent, Joshua Wallard and Polly Langmaid, John Peverly and Betsy Sanborn, Samuel Elliot and Eunice Sargent, Stephen Hobbs and Lydia Perkins.
1805-Joseph Thomas and Polly Osgood, Joshua Thompson and Fannie Baehelder, Richard Palmer and Susannah Perkins, Daniel Hoit and Sally Flanders, Shadrach Cate
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and Rebecca Chamberlain, Benjamin Rowell and Merriam Clifford, John Philbrick and Nancy Avery, Aaron Stevens and Sally Glines, Joseph Hoit and Betsey Buswell, James Ingalls and Louisa Wheeler, Josiah Emery and Betsey Osgood, William Munsey and Jemima Barton.
1806-Samuel Follinsbee and Kitty Clifford, John Hill and Rachel Haines, Theodore Ring and Betsy Blake, Nathaniel Greeley and Sally Holden, John Avery and Hannah Eaton, James Bachelder and Polly Wheeler, David Harvey and Nancy Thompson, William Tenney and Peggy Flanders, Ebenezer Bean and Deborah Dow, Josiah James and Deborah Goss.
1807-Benjamin Munsey and Sally Haines, John Moore and Catharine Blaisdell, James Maxfield and Hannah Bach- elder, Dodavah Bunker and Mary Bachelder, William Berry and Abigail Brown, Charles Furnald and Statira Ayers, Samuel Elliott and Judith Chamberlin, Jonathan Morse and Theodate Emery, Joshua Berry and Polly Bachelder, Phineas Danforth and Nabby Grant.
1808-Anthony Sherman and Sally Piper, Benjamin Jones and Sophia Gleason, Phineas Weeks and Lydia Rogers, Moses Kimball and Cynthia Eastman, Jonathan Cate and Char- lotte Blanchard, Samuel Carter and Rachael French.
1809-Timothy French and Polly Towle, Paul Twombly and Sally Weeks, Daniel Colby and Sally Bachelder, James Osgood and Sally Bachelder, Ebenezer Parker and Abigail Fernald, Paul Winkley and Abigail Rollins, Thomas Marstin and Polly Rowell, Moses Morrill and Eleaner Osgood, Zebulon Winslow and Patience Brown, Jacob
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Bachelder and Dorothy Garland, William Jackman and Debby Osgood, Timothy Hilliard and Anna Sleeper, Gideon Ladd and Polly Osgood, Samuel Morrill and Sally French.
1810-Levi Brown and Polly Morse, Jonathan Hutchinson and Susannah Kenney, Nathaniel Flanders and Polly French, Joshua Sargent and Betsy French, Enoch Gerrish and Ruth Clough, Josiah Drake and Nancy C. Winslow, Jere- miah Emery and Lydia Morse, Joseph Bachelder and Sukey Tilton.
1811-David Rollins and Lydia Stevens, Timothy Mileck and Judith Wells, Thomas Potter and Susannah Tilton, Stephen Wells and Eliza Tilton, Bennett Ackerman and Eunice Ring, David Sargent and Polly Page, Abraham Bean and Sally Clough.
1812-Lewis Flanders and Betsy Piper, John Emery and Abi- gail Osborn, John Dummings and Mary Lovering, Reuben Lovering and Betsy Bachelder, Theophilus Norris and Rhoda Dimond, John Sargent and Betsy Brown, Isaac Virgin and Susannah Bachelder, Timothy Brown and Dorothy Bachelder, Levi Swain and Rachel Bennett.
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