History of Coos County New Hampshire
History of Coos County New Hampshire
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Eleazer Dennison was Air. Whipple's next agent. Samuel Plaisted was his third agent, and settled on lot 13, range 10, which was deeded to him, September 20, L792, "said Plaisted to settle on the same, carry on the blacksmith trade, and pay 615. " November 2, 17 ( . »7, lot No. 9, range 7 — 100 acres — was deeded to John Holmes. One half was given him; for the other he paid $50. The " Waumbek Cottage" stands en this lot. John Harden settled on lot 8, range 6. He paid $100 for his land, November ...11, 1799, and a second deed was given after ('el. Whipple received his deed of the township from the sheriff. William Ln- gerson, Samuel Hart, Maiden, and Holmes came together from the navy yard at Portsmouth in the fall of 1707, with their families. They all lived in one small log house during the winter, and settled on four contiguous lots, which were as good ones as were in the town. Among other early settlers were Benjamin Hicks, Capt. James Ryder, William Danforth and Lazarus Holmes. While serving in the Revolution they were captured by the British and paroled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eleazer Dennison was Air. Whipple's next agent. Samuel Plaisted was his third agent, and settled on lot 13, range 10, which was deeded to him, September 20, L792, "said Plaisted to settle on the same, carry on the blacksmith trade, and pay 615. " November 2, 17 ( . »7, lot No. 9, range 7 — 100 acres — was deeded to John Holmes. One half was given him; for the other he paid $50. The " Waumbek Cottage" stands en this lot. John Harden settled on lot 8, range 6. He paid $100 for his land, November ...11, 1799, and a second deed was given after ('el. Whipple received his deed of the township from the sheriff. William Ln- gerson, Samuel Hart, Maiden, and Holmes came together from the navy yard at Portsmouth in the fall of 1707, with their families. They all lived in one small log house during the winter, and settled on four contiguous lots, which were as good ones as were in the town. Among other early settlers were Benjamin Hicks, Capt. James Ryder, William Danforth and Lazarus Holmes. While serving in the Revolution they were captured by the British and paroled.
What to read after History of Coos County New Hampshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia Drew Merrill to read onlineMoreLess
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