The History of New Ipswich: From Its First Grant in MDCCXXXVI, to the Present Time: with Genealogical Notices of the Principal Families, and Also the Proceedings of the Centennial Celebration, September 11, 1850 |
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Abijah Academy afterwards appointed Benjamin Adams Benjamin Champney Benjamin Hoar Boston Brown built called Capt Chandler Charles Barrett church College commenced Committee Concord Daniel Dartmouth College Davis Deacon died Ebenezer Ephraim Adams erected Factory farm father Fletcher Gould grant Hampshire HANNAH Hill inhabitants Ipswich Ipswich Academy Isaac Adams Isaac Appleton James James Spaulding Jeremiah Prichard Jeremiah Smith John Preston Jonathan Joseph Joseph Bates Josiah June land lived March Mary Mason Masonian meeting house meeting-house miles mill Mountain Nathan Nathaniel Noah Bartlett occupied Parker Paul Prichard persons Peter Proprietors Province removed resided Reuben Kidder Rindge road Samuel Appleton Samuel Batchelder Samuel Whittemore SARAH Selectmen Seth Wheeler settled settlers Shattuck Silas Simeon Smith soon Souhegan Spaulding Stephen Farrar Supply Wilson Timothy Farrar Timothy Fox tion town township turnpike village voted Whittemore wife William
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