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Parish, Rev.Elijah, 291 Parker, "Old Tavern " 536 Carleton, 230 Charles, 5.36
Deboralı, 635
Elmer B., 528
George W., 392, 527
Mrs .George W., 528 Isaiah, 422, 490, 536
Josiah M., 527 Robert, 230 Samuel, 488 William, 40 Parry, Edward & Heirs 540 (Place), 433, 434
Parsons, Jonathan, 157 Nathan, 161 Thomas, 161 Passaconaway, Indian Chief, 8 Patch, Edwin N., 102, 538 Dea. Abram, 540
Patterson, Walter, 511 Payson, Rev. John, 144, 286 Peabody, Rev. Eph- raim, 147 Joseph, 96, 97
Stephen, 142, 252
Widow, 93 Willian1, 36
Peacock, Rev. John, 342, 344
Peal, Jonathan, Esq., 26, 30, 48, 96, 488, 539 George, 26
Pearson, Abigail, 353 Amos, 159, 494
Daniel, 95
Dimon, 454
Ebenezer, 339, 353,
503 Ebenezer, Jr., 227,
515,516 Elizabeth, 95, 96
James, 332, 528
Jesse, 312
Jonathan, Jr., 323
Moses, 231, 337, 437
Samuel, 337
Miss Submit R., 339
Susan, 338
Susan E., 528
Thomas, 486
William, 338 Peirce, Lieut. Col. Ben- jamin, 209
Daniel, 40, 71, 73-75
John, 80, 81, 85-87, 89 Joshua, 40 Perham, Charles L., 539, 636 David, 332, 527, 528
Harvey, 492, 528, 529 John, 529 Joseph, 529
Oliver, 96, 206, 300,
323, Ensign, 328, 539
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Oliver, Jr., 447 Otis, 529 Rodney, 529 S., 447 William1, 332 Willis, 538 Perkins, Edmond, 206, 267, 332, 333, 538 Person, Nathan, 289, 354, 488, 627 Peters, Rev. Hugh, 7 Petors, Richard, 26, 30 Pettingill, Frank A. 436 503, 516 Phelps, Ensign Nath- aniel, 147, 154, 157, 162, 273 Philip, Indian King, 8, 9 Phipps, Sir William, 13 Pickman, Col. Benja- min, Esq., 44, 45, 48, 52, 483, 485, 486, 488 Love, 52 William, 79, 80, 488 Pickworth, John, 26 Pike, Col. James, 237 Place, Rev. L. D., 304, 305 Plummer, Daniel, 537 Pollard, Rev. Joseph, 342, 345 Potes, William, 26
Powers, Ephraim, 134, 138, 279-281, 486, 487, 534
George, 239 Edward, 529
Pratt, Mrs. of Salem, 25, 27, 28, 61 Amos, 434, 442, 530 George, 236 Rev. Dura D., 340 l'reston, Seth, 236 Price, John, 239 Proctor, John, 26, 30 Benjamin, 26 Daniel, 224, 225, (Place), 536 David E., 237,239,491 Sylvester, 274 John, 491, 536, 537, (Old Place) l'unchard, Benjamin, I54 Samuel, Jr., 159 Putnam, Aaron, 436,
488 Abigail, 368, 489 Adeline, 505, 506 Algernon W., 388,521 522
INDEX
Alice, 515 Benjamin, 230 Betsey, 503, 505 Byron, 350, 461, 507, 509, 511, 513 Daniel, Esq., 226,323,
332, 334, 338, 367, 380, 442, 488, 503, 507, 520, 610 Prof. Daniel, 350,353, 390, 612 614 David, 162, 267, 273, 274, 337-340, 344, 349, 361, 363, E11- sign, 368, 439, 440, 451, 453, 488, 489, 522 Deacon David, Jr., 226, 227, 230, 344, 419, 488, 489, 495, 521, 522 David, 3rd, 521, 522 Edward, 605 Edwin H., 32, 410, 452, 453, 459, 477, 495, 521, 523 Mrs. Eliza, 120
Ephraim, 36, 38, 41,
47, 105, 133, 137, 141, 144, 150, 152, 157, 158, 161, 272, 278, 607-609
Ephraim, Jr.,245,246, 248, 265, 268, 310, 322, 354, 495 521, 522, 609 Ephraim, 3rd, 162, 230, 503, 506, 526, 609 "Danvers" Ephraim 486, 516 Ephraim, 2nd, 339, 436, 503, 504, 516, 517 Esther, 517 Ephrainı Hildreth, 332 Mrs. Ephraim Hil- dreth, 506, 517 Capt. Eleazer, 410, 503, 505 Miss Emma D., 420 Mrs. Fanny, 510 Miss Grace E., 508 Col. Haldimand S., 235 Capt. Israel, 224, 227, 230, 340, 439, 452, 489, 495, 522, 61I Mrs. Israel, 506 Jacob, 35, 36, 83 Jacob D., 461 James A. G., 509
Jason, 344, 622 Jesse, 485
John, 488, 503, 505 John A., 523, 525
Jonathan, 332, 517 Jonathan, Jr., 332, 367,
517 David Jolinson, best known as Jolinson, 312, 520
Joseph, 226, 493 Leonard, 231
Mariah, 489
Mariette D., 349
Mattie S., 535
Nathaniel, 31, 32, 49, 486 Phebe (Goodrich), 428 Percy H., 485, 523 Hon. Perley, 605 Col. Philip, 80-84, 87, 90, 92, 95 Roy N., 410, 412, 413, 5II Sarah (Clark), 489 Stephen, 34-36, 45, 48, 58, 483, 484 Susanna (Hartshor1) 226, 349, 522
Col. Timothy, 230, 489, 496, 522, 538 Timothy (Thurston), 460, 499, 523 Putnams, Dales, etc., 54 William R., 350, 388, 611 Gen. Israel, 614
Quiglig, Mr., 71 Quiggle, Ella M., 536
Ramsdell, John, 225, 538
Rand, Edgar, 494, 635 Rev. Jolın, 60, 139, 279, 306, 453, 614- 615 John, 93 Nehemiah, 80, 81, S2- 85, 87, 90, 91, 155- 158, 246, 271, 272, 325, 453, 454, 483, 484, 532, 615-616, 628 Rev. Lyman F., 302 Sarah D., 532 Randall, Abraham, 291 Randell, George, 225 Randolph, Edward, 18 Raymond, Paul, 49 George B., 238
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Rev. George T., 342 John P., 239 William B., 435, 533 Read, Nathan, 96 Jesse, 226, 273, 539 Record, Rev. Isaiah, 342 Reon, Joseph, 236 Reynolds, Frank, 437 John, 154, 157, 161, 246, 272, 627 Richards, Mrs. F. B. (or Lizzie), 226, 420, 453 Fred B., 462, 522 Rev. Mr., 297 Marshall B., 517 Richardson (Place), 53I Stephen, 34 Benjamin, 140
Rev. Cyrus, 304, 305,
Fred A., 440, 454, 459 Harry, 118, 473, 474, 490, 530 Jacob, 330 James, 483
John, 310, 312, 469,533 Lieut. Joseph, 29, 32- 36, 48, 77, 78, 252 Joseph's son, 35
Joseph B., 483
Nathan, 530, 636 Sarah S.(Mrs.Dodge) 306 Solon, 538 Timothy, 299, 324,
444, 459
William, 225,227,231, 300, 301, 352, 492, 507 William, Jr., 337 William, 538 Riley, Charles D., 492, 531 Rindge, John, 40 Robbins, Milo, 528 Russell, 528
Robinson, -, 30 Abel, 26 William, 26 Roby, Luther, 460 Rockwood, Rev. Arden M., 306 Rogers, Dr., 73 Edward E., 536
Ropes, Jonathan, 627 Rose (Place), 493 Abraham, 493, 494, 500, 538 Brackley, 225 George, 634 Willard, 434, 538
Ross, Edward, 236 George, 508 Ruth, 419 Samuel, 508 Mrs. Sarah, 508 Thomas, 510 Roswell, Sir Henry, 3 Rowe, John, 161, 485, 486
Ruffle, George, 419 Ruland, Rev.G.W., 304 Russell, Dr. Daniel (lived on the T. Boffee place ), 89, 94, 97, 251, 327 Aaron W., 538 Adoniram, 634
Burnham, 254, 538 Ebenezer, 224, 225, 230, 231 Harriet, 506, 525 Jedidiah, 206, 517
Jedidiah, Jr., 526
John, 230 Josiah, 538
Orrin, 538
Sergeant Peter, 161, 484 Samuel K., 517
Rev. T. Clarkson, 342 William, 230 Ryerson (Place), 436 William N., 274, 634 William, 516, 517 Clara N., 516, 517
St. Castine (Baron), IO, II Sanborn, George H.,460 Sargent, Dana B., 485, 5II, 535 Mrs. Dana B. (or Elsie), 116, 535
Joshua, 206, 230, 451, 456, 469, 489, 513, 522 John, 231 Rev. F. D., 303 Rev. Joseph, 340 Ruthy, 522 Saunders, Joseph, 224 Savage, Charles, 528 Ensign John, 93-95, 154, 158, 161, 434, 486, 627, 628 Rev. William T., 300 Sawin, Rev. Theophi- lus Parsons, 302, 303, 365, 366 Sawyer, Mr., 636 Searl, Thomas, 26, 30 Searles, Jotham, 490 Lucinda, 519
Senter (Place), 536 Benjamin, 490 Charles H., 536 Franklin, 536 Oliver, 490 Ruth, 490 Samuel, 536
Severance, Joseph, 149 Sharpe, Mrs. Joseph
509 Shattuck Bros., 504 Shaw, Christopher C., 401 Shedd, Mrs. Octavia, 510 Shepard, John, 235, 454 John, Jr.,Esq., 67, 69- 73, 75, 76, 81, 82, 84, 85, 87, 89, 90, 92, I37 Robert T. S. & heirs, 538 Walter S., 538
Simonds, Jesse, 463, 539 Simpson, John, his town, 23, 24, 25
Skead, John, 49 Small, Sylvester, 529
Smith, Dr. Albert, 15 Andrew, 226 Arthur P., 235
Rev. Bezaleel, 302
Charles J., 255
Charles R., 536
David, 226
Edward D., 518 George, 274 Rev. George, 302
Rev. G. B., 343, 520
Henry, 239
John, 26 John, 273 Lewis W., 236
Luther, 160
Miss Mary E., 363
Dea., 340
Peter, 411
Uriah, 635 Solly & March, 40 Samuel Solly, 40 Clement March, 74
Somerville, Mr., 140 Southwick, John, 226, 458, 490, 536 Spalding or Spaulding, Abijah, 226 Edward, 159, 483 Elbridge Gerry, 618- 619 E. P., 449, 540 George, 635
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George E., 282, 297,
434, 459, 530, 531 545, 636 Henry, 230, 540 Dr. Henry E., 237, 561, 632
Capt. Levi, 47, 143, 151, 154, 156, 158,
159, 245-247, 251, 252, 354, 355, 491 Place, 540, 628, 635, 616-618
Levi P., 540 Merrill T., 239, 537
" Paige," 540
Reuben, 154, 484
Stephen, 483, 540
Levi heirs, 540
Rev. Samuel Jones, 619
Stacy, Miss Minnie E., 413, 5II Byron, 505
Starrett (Place), 493, 5.36 William, 540 Frank, 540
Stayner, Henry M., 533
Stearns, Hon. Ezra S., 68, 224 Daniel, 435
Frank, 533
John, 435, 533, 636 Seth, 494
Steele, William P., 238, 410, 503, 505 Mrs. Wm. P. (Ade- line), 505 Hattie D., 420
Stephens, Capt. Jolın, 28, 30
Col. Aaron F., 237 George W., 363 George H., 536 Miss Martha G., 363 Samuel, 161
Stephenson, or Stinson David, 38, 48, 524 John, 38, 67, 114, 133, 135, 137, 138, 140, 141, 144, 145, 147, 153, Agt., 161, 207, 266, 282, 289, 310, 459, 486, 518, 535 John H., 235 Jonathan, 224, 225, 453, 459 Jonathan H., 239 Jotham, 449, 451, 452, 493 Jotham S., 519 Mary, 519 Sarah, 339
S. Hartwell, 510 Widow, 95, 96
Willis J., 113, 114, 410, 459, 524 John, John, Jr., Jona- than, Willis J., 535, 540 Steward, Rev. Antipas, 138, 139, 142, 143, 282, 284
Stewart, Walter, 532 Stiles, 54
Asahel, 137, 161
David, Esq., 361, 363, 439, 532, 636
David, Jr., 537
Ebenezer, 252
Joshua, 88
Moses, Jr., 133, 134,
279, 280, 487, 488 497, 523 Reuben (killed at Wilton raising), 149 Warren, 436
Stone, William, 29
Stratton, David, 467, 482, 483, 486, 492, 534
Sullivan, Gen. John, 272, 182 Summers, William, 226 Swan, Robert, 30, 48, 84, 88, 94 Swasey, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M., 413,504, 51I
Samuel, 26, 30 Stephen, 26
Sweat, Joseph, 25, 29, 48 Sweetser, Mrs. M. A., 540 Swinington, Betsey,519 520 Everett, 520 Job, 519, 520 Josiah, 519, 520
Tapley, Benjamin, 30 John, 26 Robert, 26 William, 26 Tappan, Col. Mason W. 234
Tarbell, Lieut. Cor- nelius, 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 35 Capt. Joel H., 345, 346, 350, 411-413, 460, 462, 499, 504- 506, 509, 510, 5II, 514, 515, 520, 633
Mrs. Joel H., (Esther P.), 514, 517 Joel, 353, 515 Charles F., 412, 505,
520 Mrs. Charles F. (E. C.), 346, 386, 420, 511 Charles, 504, 516, 528, 529 Charles H., 275, 511, 520 Joseph A., 412, 462
Hiram M., 234, 236, 504, 528, 529 Walter S., 346, 388,
410, 412, 413, 505, 507, 520 Mrs. Walter S. (Liz- zie G.) 388, 413, 420 + William, 504 Tarbell, Nello, 525 F. H., 529 Tay, Frank B., 437,442, 492, 530, 636 Nathaniel, 534 Taylor, Elias, 537
Teague, William, 239 Tenney, Rev. Leonard,
302 Benjamin F., 517 Thayer, Jonathan(Rev- olutionary soldier) 490, 536 Thomlinson, John, 40 Thompson, Andrew, Col. John L., 238 John, 239, 450 William, 354, 484 Thorndike, Mr., 419
Thorpe, Rev. John, 304
Tidd, Mr. and Miss, 507 and note Tighe, Mr., 436 Torrey, Rev. D. T., 303 Towne, Hon. William B., 41 John, 226
Samuel, 252, 253, 494 Tyler, 231
Trask, Edward, 26, 30 William, 26 Trevitt, Mrs. Ellen,309 Tripp, Mr., 461
Trott, Thomas, 27, 30 Tufton, Joseph, John & Robert, 18 Tupper, Royal B., 225, 297 Robert B., 531-533 Tyler, 312 Twadle, James, 49 Twitchell (Place), 434, 448
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Asa, 540 A. S., 634 Tyler, Levi, 114, 439, 440, 451, 512, 513 Andrew, 516, 538
Underhill, John, 5, 6, 7
Verry, Jonathan, 26, 30 John, 26
Waldron, Major, 9-II Walk, John, 26 Walker, Herman, 437, 442, 53I Wallace, Miss Char- lotte M., 365, 504
Mrs. E. P.,' 504
Mrs. Fannie A., 419 . Miles E., 454, 510, 511 Robert Burns, 4II Wallingford, Thomas, 40, 63, 68-71, 73, 81, 82, 91
Walter, Rev. William, D.D., 76, 80, 82-84, 87, 89-94, 96, 583- 585 Harriot T., 96 Benjamin Lynde, 585 William, 585
Waltron, Mr., 32 Wardwell, Dr. Daniel, 622
Warner, Rev. William, R., 342, 344, 419, 420 Warren, E. K., 292, 409 531 Washington, Gen. George, 264 Watkins, Oliver, 535, 5.36 Watrous, Rev. E., Hay- den, 342 Webb, William, 26 Welles, Samuel, Esq., 25-27, 30, 48, 80, 95, 96, 483. 530 Wellman, Jacob, Jr.,88, 97-100, 117, 134,137, 139, 142, 145, 146, 157, 158, 207, 278, 279, 289, Capt. 310, 482, 538 James M., 234 John, Jr., 337, 537 John, 538, 539 Polly, 538 Wentworth, Gov. Ben- ning, 2, 37, 42, 133, 136
Mark Hunking, 40 John, 40, 73, 75 West, Furginson, 30 Weston, Edward, 516 Wetherbee, Joseph, 238 Wheeler, Carlos, 636 Dustin, 510-512, 515, 520 Dr. Jonas, 412, 534 Josiah, 340, 386, 409, 439, 532 Mrs. Josiah, 386
Luther M., 446
Mary A., 412, 413, 506
Nathan, 275, 323, 330, 360, 408, 532 Salathiel Lidson, 515 Wheelwright, John, 4, 11, 14, 15 Whipple, Col. Thomas, 235 White, Rev. Jacob, 297, 299, 361 Joseph, 538 Nicholas, 42-44 Thomas, 26
Whiting, David & Sons 529, 539
Oliver, 227, 300, 310, 332, 361, 363, 433, 491, 540, 635 Stephen, 483 Whitmarsh, Charles, 224, 491, 537
Whitney, Martin, 274, 402-404, 409, 53º, 536, 537 Whiton, Rev. John M., 4, 274, 297, 300 Whittemore (Place), 540 Aaron, 540 Aaron, 540
Maj. Amos, 97-100,
152, 157, 158, 161,
246, 265, 272, 354, 488, 628
Daniel, 484, 500 Daniel B., 312, 490, 491, 500, 540,542,636 Rev. E. J., 342, 365 Harry W., 120 n, 541, 625 James, 226 Jonathan, 491 Samuel, 491 William L., 120 1,224, 225, 363, 364, 433, 624
Wibird, Richard, 40, 73 Wiggin, Capt., 6 Wilcox, Rev. Bela, 338 Wilder, Alfred C., 537
Charles, 344, 350 Erwin D, 491, 537 William C., 310, 530, 537 Wilkerson, Edwin, 507 Herbert, 513 Wilkins, Amos, 497, 499, 538 Rev. Daniel, 39, 40, 141, 142, 144
Elisha, 271, 272
Joseph, 67, 133, 139 Jotham, 490
William & Mary (King and Queen) 13 Williams, Roger, 5
Isaac, 26, 30
Jonathan, 26
Hilliard, 27 Thomas A., 409, 531,
. 532 Williamson, 3, 8 Wilson, Ensign Abiel, 272 Albro, 51I
Charles H., 510
Joseph, 154
Millard, 540 Sarah, 636
Winn, Frank, 436, 496, 516 Rev. Fred E., 305 George E., 236, 508, 532 Wolf, Herman, 240 Woodbridge, 74 Woodbury, Josiah, 157, 486, 627 Woods, Rev. John, 302 Mrs. Stella E., 536 Woodward (Place), 436 Aaron, 293, 360 Adoniram, 494
Anson, 408
Artemas, 516
Mrs. Artemas, 636 Charles, 539
Woodward, Daniel, Sr.
113, 293, 300, 323, 409, 481, 491, 532, 540, 636 Daniel, Jr., 312, 408, 448, 481, 531,532,540 David, 293 David, 2nd, 534
Eleazer, 97, 154, 159, 165, 266, 273, 292, 295, 355, 467, 493, 530 Eleazer, Jr., 293, 442, 530, 535 Elizabeth, 535 Ephraim, 523
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Ithamar, 162,165,168, Woodwell, Rev. W.H., 251, 273 Jacob, 496
Jacob N., 496
Jacob A., 106,207,276, 388, 455, 458, 529, 530, 544, 577, 650 Rev. James W., 291
James G., 408
John, 118, 165, 292, 518
Josie, 535 Levi H., 224, 225, 535
302 Worcester, Francis, 272 Wright,Julien E.F.,53I Wyeth, Rev. John, 282 Wyman, Collins, 636
York, Duke of, 30, 31 Young, Charles, 516 Quincy, 508
William, 509, 516, 520 William W., 411,412, 435, 504, 514
PLACES *
Acworth, 633
Amherst, 39, 40, 46, 70, 89, 92, 94, 133, 135, 145, 155, 158, 300, 302- 306, 309, 325, 342, 368, 423 Post Office, 434 North West Parish, or Mont Vernon, 254, 270, 280, 286, 291, 297, 515, 52I
Andover, Mass., 72, 298, 302-306 East, 353 Ashuelot Towns, 32, 429
Bangor, Me., Seminary, 301 Barnes' Falls, 32, 541
Bay Colony, 34
Bay State, 39
Bedford, 283
Beech Hill, 454
Bennington, Vt., 302, 304, 305
Boston, Mass., 4, 5, 13, 14, 15I
Bowdoin College, Me., 305
Boylston, Mass., 306
Braintree, Mass., 14 Breda, Treaty of, 10 Bridgewater, Mass., 298
Brown University, Prov. R. I., 398 Brookline, 303, 305 Burlington, 306
Cambridge, Mass., 350, 413 Canada, 12-24
Castleton, Vt., 632
Charlestown, Mass., 2, 5
Chelmsford, Mass., 61
Chelsea, Mass., 511, 514
Cocheco, 9 Concord, 304, 306, 633
Connecticut, 13, 14, 17, 32
Coos, 165, 166, 169, 170
Crown Point, 207
Dover, 4, 5, 9, II Dutch Colony, 2, 5, 16
Dunstable, 19, 41, 55, 79, 84, 87 Duxbury School Farm, 23-25, 48, 135, 153, 156, 252, 255, 256 Driscoll Hill, 433 Deering, 30I
East Bridgewater, Mass., 306 England, 13
Exeter, 4, 11, 15, 21, 150, 151, 529
Fishkill, N. Y., 169
Florida, 2, 4, 5
Francestown, 70, 94, 102
France, 13, 39 Franklin, N. H., 15
Greenfield, 84, 243, 250,297, 304, 350, 436 Greenville, 305, 369
Haverhill, Mass., 42 Hampton, 15, 16
Hillsborough, 41, 338, 339
Hancock, 462, 515, 516
Hollis, 270, 279, 280, 283, 286
Holland, 13 Hudson, 146 Hyde Park, Mass., 413
Ipswich Hamlet, 73
Jamestown, Va., 2, 5 Jaffrey, 302 Johnson's Corner, 116, 117, 118; 281, 537 Keene, 280, 339
Kennebec River, 3, 9
Kittery, Me., 9
Danvers, Mass., 39, 71, 78 Laconia, 8, 12
*Many of the places named on this and the following pages are given as the resi- dences of those who rendered some service in or for the benefit of the town.
Ephraim Putnam, 226, 231 Ethan A., 512 Foster, 116, 437, 492 493, 513,535 Major George T., 237 239, 530 Hannah, 293, 534 Hannah P., 293 Henry M., 564 Israel, 273, 293, 360, 493, 534
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Lake Champlain, 13 Lemington. Me., 301 Lexington & Concord, Mass, 151, 265
Litchfield, 41 Londonderry, 145, 283 Lowell, Mass., 17, 545 Lunenburg, Mass., 286, 506 Lyme, 417 Lynn, Mass., 588
Maine, Province of, 4, 12, 28 Manchester, 103 Marblehead, 27, 28, 61
Marlborough, 339
Mason (Township No. 1), 46, 291 Massachusetts Colony, I-3, 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 61, 74 State, 270 Melrose, Mass., 350 - Michigan, 350 Mile Slip, 153, 156
Milford, 103, 255, 256, 297, 323, 338, 365, 461, 507, 521, 526, 528 Monson, 46 Montreal, 14
Mont Vernon, 103, 252, 254, 302, 304, 305, 309, 454, 494, 497, 507, 538
Nantasket, 14
Nashua, 280, 286, 304-306, 340, 410, 529 New Boston, 15, 41, 47, 49, 50, 70, 76-78, 98, 99, 102, 135, 254, 291, 297, 300, 338, 434, 494, 515, 631 Newbury, Mass., 15 Newburyport, Mass., 17, 306
New England, 2-4, 6, 10, 103
New Fairfield, Conn., 302 New Hampshire, 2-4 New Ipswich, 46, 66, 89, 286, 411 New Jersey, 15 New Netherlands, 2
Newport, 302
New York, 10, 13-15
North Lyndeborough, 104, 425, 427, 434, 437, 458, 476, 541
North Town, 280 Norwalk, Ct., 634 Norwich, Vt., 291
Nova Scotia, 2, 10, 15 Number Two, or Wilton, 54-57, 62
Old Colony, 2 Orleans, Mass., 298 Ossipee Lake, 22
" Parsonses Corner," 156, 252 Pawtucket Falls, 16, 17 Pemaquid, Me., 10, 13 Pepperell, 279, 280, 286 Peterborough, 41, 84, 302, 339, 350, 436, 519, 634, R.R.
Peterborough Slip, 46, 48, 135 Philadelphia, 151
Piscataqua Colony, 2-4, 7, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 21 Plymouth, 2, 7 Port Royal, 2, 13 Portsmouth, 2, 4, 5, 11, 21, 29, 72, 74, 75, 80, 86, 89, 274
Province of Maine, 3, II
Purgatory, 98, 103, 115, 116, 454
Putnam Corner & Hill, 458, 277, 428, 498, 523, 635
Quebec, 13, 14
Raby (Brookline), 46 Reading, South, 527 Rhode Island, 5, 15
Richmond, 16
Rindge, 16, 66
Rowley, Mass., 291
Saratoga, 163 Salem, Mass., 2, 5, 25, 27, 28, 41, 61, 70, 74, 78, 140
Salem-Canada, 15, 106, 107
Salisbury, 16 Society Land, 77, 84
Souhegan Valley, 521
Souhegan West (Hudson), 48, 49, 279, 280 South Lyndeborough, 32, 102-104, 302, 304, 305, 458-462, 503, 365, 636
Stow, Mass., 291
Stoneham, Mass., 540
Strawberry Bank (Portsmouth), 6
St. John's, 162
St. Christopher, 10
St. Lawrence Shoals, 14
St. Lawrence Valley, 103
Swanzey, 339
Temple, 102, 103 Ticonderoga, 162, 168 Trenton, N. J., 168
Weare, a Canada Township, 16 Wayland, Mass., 306
Wells, Maine, 301 West Point, 165, 166
Weston, Mass., 264
West Somerville, Mass., 302
West Medford, Mass., 304 White Plains, 162 Wilton, or Number 2, 46, 305
Wilton, Maine, 305 Winter Hill, 167, 168 Winchendon, Mass., 306 Woburn, Mass., 28, 29 .
Yypsilanti, Michigan, 350
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SUBJECTS
Academies, 366 Account, for labor on Meeting- house, 35, 36 Acres, Ten, controversy, 325
Act, favoring toleration, 294
Addition, Lyndeborough, 68, 70 New Boston, 68, 70, 76
· Advertisement, 25
Admiral's flag shot away, 14 Agent of Masonian Proprietors, 59
Agents to treat with Purchasers of Wallingford's Right, 80 Thanked for vigilance, etc., 83
Agreement with soldiers, 159, 229 Aid for Soldier's families, 232
Alarm, 153
Those who went on, 162, 163, 167 Those who returned, 167
Alliance, 39 American vessels, 228
Apple-blossoming time, 470
Application for share of the minis- try fund, 331 sq
Army Beef, 160 Disbanded, 160 Articles relating to worship to be voted on by the town, 157
Artillery, 209 Heavy, 239
Lafayette, 207, 209, 240
Ashuelot Towns, 429
Association, Religious, 310, 311
Authors, 623-625
Average of military service, com- mittee, and report on the same, 158, 167, 169
Baked beans, 474 Baker, tin, 473
Barns, 478, 479
Beef, army, 160 Bennington soldiers, 163
Birthright, coveted, 153
Boarding the teachers, 444, 446, 447
Books and newspapers, 467 Boots, 471
Boundary line controversy, 15-17
Bounty to enlisted men, 154
Bounty for service, 158
Brass Band, North Lyndeborough, 541, 542 Brick-manufacture, 459, 460 Brick ovens, 466, 473 Bridges, 438, 496 Bridge, Gulf, 635
British ships ordered out of United States waters. 228 British injuries to American sea- men, 229
Brook, Badger, 453 Bear, 113
Beasom, 113, 114
Brandy, 115
Cold, 116
Duncklee, 113, 115 French or Dutton, 113
Buildings, public, 439
Bunker Hill, our wounded at battle of, 152 Buttrick's Mill, 634, 637
"Cabinet, Farmers," 299, 348, 351, 422, 456, 460
Canada, Revolutionary quota for, 153 Expedition of 1690, I, 12-15, 22- 24 First English captives carried to, 12 French Governor of, 12
Candles, 467
Cartloads of silver, 14
Cavalry of the 22nd Regt., 225-227
Celebrations of 150th Anniversary, 544-569 Celebration of Centennial of L. A. Co., 574-578
Cemetery, Centre, 498, 501 Crosby Place, or Butler family, 499 Dolliver, old, 502
Dolliver, new, 502,
Fuller, 502
Johnson Corner, 498, 499
North Lyndeborough, 500
Perham Corner, 50I
South, 498
Whittemore, 500
Charters, The Masonian, 48-52 Provincial, Copy of, 134-136 Expense of, 138 1
Cherokee and Choctaw Indians, 369 Chesapeake, American ship, 228
Church, Congregational, influence of, 277
Evidence of its piety, prayer and fasting, 279
Invites ministers from abroad to assist, 279
Organized, 280, 635
Seventh in county, 635 Refused aid from Proprietors toward building meeting-house 281
Votes to seek incorporation of town, 281
Lists of members of, 287, 288, 292 293 Records of, no criterion of its character, 288
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Heads of families given a voice in
its business enterprises, 289 A new draft of its covenant, 289 This draft accepted, 290 Church and state separate, 294 Warming arrangements, 295 Carrying footstoves to, 296 Support, 296 Pastor also acted as clerk, 298 Membership of, 306, 308
Records wanting for 23 years, 306 Choir, 311-313
Charges presented against pas- tor, 290
Answered by pastor satisfactorily and dismissed by church, 290 Chorister's assistant, 289
Other religious bodies seek share of ministerial fund, 331
Congregational church's original right to, unquestioned, 331
Attendance at, a mark of char- acter, 320, 321, 336
Loyalty to, 323
Distinction between church and town, 334
Baptist, History of, 337-350 Beginnings of Baptist meetings 337, 338 Organized, 338
Names of constituent members, 338, 339
Meetings in school houses, 338 Rev. Charles Cummings, first pastor, 339
Other pastors, 340 Christian, constituted, 352, 353 Rev. G. W. Hutchinson, pastor, 353
Location of Congregational meet- ing-house created difficulty, 282 Difficulty compromised and fin- ally settled by commissioners, 283
Location of Baptist meeting- house decided by the largest contributions, 339 Society, The Baptist, 1819, 337 The First Baptist Society in Lyndeborough, 1831, 348 The First Congregational Or- thodox, 299, 332 The First Universalist, 351 Circulating Library, 386, 387 Citizens' Hall, 440 Civil War, Roll, 234-240 Men, 242 Expenses, 242 Debt and its reduction advised, 242 Club, Debating, 392-394 Club Reform, 418, 419 College graduates, 625
Colony, First, north of Florida, 4 Colonies, New Hampshire's rela- tion to 4
Combinations in N. H., 7 Commissioners on Boundary Line, 15, 16, 18
Committee to close up the Proprie- tors' affairs, 79
To report to the committee on claims, 158, 166
To enlist quota for the army, 159 Of General Court, advice com- promise, 245
Of General Court report favor- ably, 247
Make another report, 250
To buy a "Poor Farm," 273
Commons, or common lands, 65 Congress of the States, Connecti- cut, Massachusetts, New York, I3 Continental, 151
Constables and collectors of taxes, 265
Constitution adopted, 79
Continental soldiers, and those Continental currency withdrawn from circulation, 160
Copper, ten trucks of from Eng- land, 14 who hired them, 164, 165
Coos soldiers, and those who hired them, 165, 166, 169, 170
Corner, Bevins', now Perham, 282, 527 Houston's, 76-78
Johnson's, 281, 282, 428, 448, 454, 492, 494 Beech Tree, 422
Four
Towns, Lyndeborough,
Franceston, New Boston and Mont Vernon, 318
New Boston, 76, 78
Lyndeborough's North West, 81, 94, 244-247
Old Lyndeborough, 76, 77 Parson's, 243 Perham's, 434, 501, 528 Putnam's 458, 503
Corps, Relief, auxiliary of G.A.R., 440 Reserve, 239 Marine, 239 County History, Hillsborough Co., 368, 369
Damage, strongly spelled, 54 Great by intruders, 83 Dartmouth College, 302 Deacons of Congregational Church, 310 Deacons of Baptist Church, 344 Deeds, Old, 482-489
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Defenceless towns, 41
Derry men's encroachments, 69, 70 Diet of early settlers, 471-473 Disturbances, 28, 29, 61 In Boston, 15I Delinquent taxes, 62
Disagreement about location of the meeting-house, 58 Dissenters from Congregational Church free to support their own, 331
Dissenters seek share of minis- terial funds, 33I Distribution of ministerial funds, 333
Districts, public school, and resi- dents of, 357-363
Real estate and residents in Dist. No. 1, 442, 530
No. 2, 534
No. 3, 442, 445, 520
No. 4, 445, 535
No. 5, 446, 517
No. 6, 447
No. 7, 448, 537
No. 8, 448, 449
No. 9, 449
No. 10, 450
Divisions, Lots consisted of First and Second, 29
Donation visits, 480, 481
Donors of Communion Service and Organ, 303, 304 Drawers, woolen, 470 Drinks, 474, 475
Education, Board of, 366
Encroachments on Lyndeborough by the purchasers of Walling- ford's lot, 63, 64 English Colonists, the Penacooks embittered against them, 10 Revolution of 1689, 13
Colony of Jamestown, Va., 5 Forces, 14
English Goverement disavowed the flagrant attack on the Chesa- peake, but never made prom- ised reparation, 228 Enterprise, The Milford, news- paper, 365, 461 Episcopal Minister in Dover, 15 Expedition of 1690, to Canada, 12- 14, 22-24
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