A Gazetteer of the State of New Hampshire
A Gazetteer of the State of New Hampshire
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Greenfield has a pleas- ant village of about 30 houses — it 146 NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER.
has a social library, containing 200 volumes. The first settlement commenced in 1771; by Capt. Alex- ander Parker, Major A. Whitte- Hiore, Simeon Fletcher and others. It was incorporated June 15, 1791. The name of Greenfield was giv- en to it by Major Whittemore. A coneregational church was formed Augiist 13, 1791. Rev. Timothy Clarke, who graduated at Dart- mouth college in 1791, was settled Jan. 1, 1800; ...dismissed in 1811. Rev. John Walker, who graduated at Dartmouth college in 1808, was ordained Feb. 5, 1812 ; dismissed in 1822. Pop. 974.
Greenland, post-town, Rock- ingham county, 43° 2', is situated 5 miles W. S. W. From Ports- mouth, 45 from Concord, 51 from Boston. It is bounded N. By the Great-Bay and Newington, E. By Portsmouth and Rye, S. By North- Hampton, W. By Stratham, and contains 6, 335 acres. The soil is remarkably good, and at present in a high state of cultivation. The orchards and gardens of this town are valuable, and yield annual prof- its to the farmers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greenfield has a pleas- ant village of about 30 houses — it 146 NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER.
has a social library, containing 200 volumes. The first settlement commenced in 1771; by Capt. Alex- ander Parker, Major A. Whitte- Hiore, Simeon Fletcher and others. It was incorporated June 15, 1791. The name of Greenfield was giv- en to it by Major Whittemore. A coneregational church was formed Augiist 13, 1791. Rev. Timothy Clarke, who graduated at Dart- mouth college in 1791, was settled Jan. 1, 1800; ...dismissed in 1811. Rev. John Walker, who graduated at Dartmouth college in 1808, was ordained Feb. 5, 1812 ; dismissed in 1822. Pop. 974.
Greenland, post-town, Rock- ingham county, 43° 2', is situated 5 miles W. S. W. From Ports- mouth, 45 from Concord, 51 from Boston. It is bounded N. By the Great-Bay and Newington, E. By Portsmouth and Rye, S. By North- Hampton, W. By Stratham, and contains 6, 335 acres. The soil is remarkably good, and at present in a high state of cultivation. The orchards and gardens of this town are valuable, and yield annual prof- its to the farmers.
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