The Freeport Register 1904 Comp
The Freeport Register 1904 Comp
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Here also were these three pioneers buried, whose remains were removed to the Centre burying ground about four years ago. Elijah Phipps, James Clay, Ebenezer Shaw, and one Danforth, who lived on the S. E. Corner of what is known as the Wiley Orchard on the Robins Hill road, were among the early settlers. The first male child born in town was born in the Danforth house. At the Center were also families of Carters, Binfords, Hanfords, Moxies and Harrimans early; also families of Thomases and Eato...ns were early in town. As shown by a petition dated May 25, 1797, grants weic also made by Gov. John Wentworth to Jonathan Warren, Esq. , Rev. Samuel Langdon and others some years prior to that date. This petition was directed to the General Court of N. H. For obtaining the privilege of taxing non-resident lands to raise funds for improving roads, which up to that time were very poor, except pieces improved by the grantees last mentioned. As a result a tax of 2^ cents per acre was assessed on all non-resident lands.
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Here also were these three pioneers buried, whose remains were removed to the Centre burying ground about four years ago. Elijah Phipps, James Clay, Ebenezer Shaw, and one Danforth, who lived on the S. E. Corner of what is known as the Wiley Orchard on the Robins Hill road, were among the early settlers. The first male child born in town was born in the Danforth house. At the Center were also families of Carters, Binfords, Hanfords, Moxies and Harrimans early; also families of Thomases and Eato...ns were early in town. As shown by a petition dated May 25, 1797, grants weic also made by Gov. John Wentworth to Jonathan Warren, Esq. , Rev. Samuel Langdon and others some years prior to that date. This petition was directed to the General Court of N. H. For obtaining the privilege of taxing non-resident lands to raise funds for improving roads, which up to that time were very poor, except pieces improved by the grantees last mentioned. As a result a tax of 2^ cents per acre was assessed on all non-resident lands.
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