Sketch of Dunbarton New Hampshire
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His buildings were burned in 1875, and not long afterwards he located in Bedford, where he died. His brother, Charles G. B. Ryder, served on the school com- mittee for several years. He removed to Manchester many years ago and was engaged in the real estate business for many years ; he died there several years ago. The buildings on his farm were burned in July, 1899.
Major Caleb, son of General John Stark, built a house in the west part of the town which is still owned by the family and is fill...ed with interesting relics. His son, Caleb, was the author of the " History of Dunbarton, " published in i860. He and two unmarried sisters spent much time here, the last survi- vor, Miss Charlotte, dying in 1889, aged about ninety years. She was a fine specimen of the old time gentlewoman, much given to hospitality. The place is now owned in part by her grand nephew, Charles F. M. Stark, a descendant on the mother's side from Robert Morris, the great financier of Revo- lutionary times. His only son, John McNiel Stark, graduated from Holderness School, June, 1900.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His buildings were burned in 1875, and not long afterwards he located in Bedford, where he died. His brother, Charles G. B. Ryder, served on the school com- mittee for several years. He removed to Manchester many years ago and was engaged in the real estate business for many years ; he died there several years ago. The buildings on his farm were burned in July, 1899.
Major Caleb, son of General John Stark, built a house in the west part of the town which is still owned by the family and is fill...ed with interesting relics. His son, Caleb, was the author of the " History of Dunbarton, " published in i860. He and two unmarried sisters spent much time here, the last survi- vor, Miss Charlotte, dying in 1889, aged about ninety years. She was a fine specimen of the old time gentlewoman, much given to hospitality. The place is now owned in part by her grand nephew, Charles F. M. Stark, a descendant on the mother's side from Robert Morris, the great financier of Revo- lutionary times. His only son, John McNiel Stark, graduated from Holderness School, June, 1900.
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