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New-HampsMre Register 

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POLITICAL MANUAL 



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Oontaiauig a Budness Direotorj of the State* 



COMPILED BY CEO. E. JENK8. 



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Parker Lyon and E. C. Eiistman.and will issue the work horeaftrr 
in connection with, the Political Manual. Back numbers of the 
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Xo, :/ 5— contains the vote by towns for Prosidont. 1S68; Members 
of Congress, March Election, 1809; Governor and Railroad 
Commissioner, 1870? Councilors and Senators fbr 1870, 
by districts; ratable polls, valuation of towns, 1868; 
a list of the Courtp, Banks, Postmasters, Se- 
lectmen, Town-clerks, Clergymen, Physicians, 
Dentists, Lawyers, Notaries, Sberlflli, JuB* 
tices, Merchant.^, Manufacturers, etc.; 
Stamp Duties, Postacro Ixate?, 
United States Statistics, etc. 



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ALMANAC FOK 1871. 



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- E*ck.Tr^pf rs" isfl. xfiere wfltb«>T(JiiivE>)li|»e8 ih}9 yefr, two of tl) . 




the iSuu, JJecember 11th. 

MORNING 



B^^cond. aa eolip^e of i 

iarfia'i cclipsfe of the \ 
iuviaible eclipse of i 



AND EVENING STAR. 



Venns will be evening Star from the commencement of the year, ' 
till Sept. 26th, at which time it will be li» inferior conjunction with ; 
the 8nn ; from the 26t]i of September till the end of the year it will 
be Moriiiug btar. 

OHBOlfOLOGIOAL OTCLBB. 



Dominical Letter, .... A 

Golden Number, .... 10 

Solar Cycle, 4 

Epact (Moon'8 age Jan. 1), 9 



Roman Indfction, .... 14 

Julian Period, .... Oo^A 
Jewish'Era {Sept. 10), . 5631 
Mohammedan Era (May 16),1287 



Age of the World (tf osaic), 6876; by Geology, miluone of ages. 

BEGINNING OP THE SEASONS. 

Vernal Equinox—Sprin;? begins March 20th5 8h. 47m. evening. 
Summer Solstice— Summer begins June 21st, llh. 11m. morning. 
Autumnal Ekjuinox— Autumn obgina Sept. 23d, Ih. 24m. morning. 
Winter Soistioe— Winter begins Dec. 2Ut, 7h. 28m. eyening. 

DURATION OP THE SEASONS. 

Sun in winter signs, 89d.lh.l6m. Tropical year,3G5d. 5h.48m.49p. 
Sun in Spring signs, 92d.20h.d4m. Sun ^. Equator, 185d.9h. Sdm. Gs. 
SaninSnmV8iKnB,08d.l4h.28m. Sun S. Bquator, ITSd. 20h. 14m. 
Sua in Aat'n dgns,88d. 18h. 4m. Diffierenoe, 6d. 18h. 21m. 288. 

PERIGEE AND APOGEE OP THE SUN, 

Perigee, January Ist— distance from the earth, 93,729,893 miles. 
Apogee, July 1st— distance flrom the earth, 96,839,378 mile8. 

The longitadeB of the following places are counted west f^om 
Greenwich, while the differences o f time refer to Boston, and add- 
ed to, and subtracted from, Boston time. 

Place. 

Augusta, Me 

Easltport, 
Bangor, 
Portland. 
Brunswick/ 
Concord, N. H.. 
Dover, " . 
I Montpelier, Vt., 
Boston, Mass... 
1 Worcester,'* ... 
; Springfield," ... 
Pittfilield, ** ... 
I Hartford, Oonn. 
New-Haven, " 
Newport, R. I... 
New-York City.. 



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New Moon 20dRy 7h 24ra E. 
First Quar. 2$day8b 26m M. 



MOON'S ) Full Moon 6day 4h 30m E. 1 
PHASES. ) Last Quar. 14day 2h Sm M. I 



Days of the 
Month & Week. 



1 SUNDAY® 

2 Monday 

3 Tuesday 

4 Wednesday 

5 Thursday 

6 Friday 

7 Sattirdfty 

8 SUNDAYd) 

9 Monday 
lOTiioj^day 

11 Wednesday 

12 Thursday 

13 Friday 

14 Saturday 

15 SUNDAY® 

16 Monday 

17 Tuesday 

18 Wednesday 

19 Thursday 

20 Friday 

21 Saturday 

22 SUNDAY0 

23 Monday 

24 Tuesday 

25 Wednesday 

26 Tbnreday 

27 Friday 

28 Saturday 

29 SUNDAY® 

30 Monday 

31 Tucpday 

1 Sunday* 



2 Monday. 



Courts iu New-JTainp- 
sliire — when hold. 



(IS.J.U. Trial,Mao. 
Chester, 
P. C. Keeoe, 
P. C. Dover, 
P. C. Conway, 

LP. C. Lancaster. 



S. J. C. Law, Ha- 
verhill, 
P. C. Portsmouth. 
P. C. Exeter. 



S. J.C.Tr., Exeter, 
P. C. Gilford, 
P. C. Littleton, 
P. C. KetAie. 



a J. C.Trial, New- 
port, 
P. C. Manchester, 
P. C. Concord. 
P. C. Claremoot. 



^ P. C. Hi]]6boro\ 



1 Sun 


Sun Days' 


Sun's 


MOOH 


rises 


sets h'Ugh 


nid'n 




h.m. 


h.m. 


h. 


m. 


jh. 


m. 


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7 30 


4 OA 

4 30 


! 9 


0 


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7 29 


4 31 


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2 


12 


5 


M no 

4 28 


7 29 


4 31 


9 


2 




0 




/ 29 


4 31 


9 


2 


12 


6 


6 24 


7 28 


4 32 


9 


4 


12 


6 


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7 m 


4 82 


9 


4 


12 


6 


5 21 


7 27 


A no 

4 88 


9 


6 


12 


7 


6 24 


7 2t 


>( oo 

4 33 


9 


6 


12 


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i 2b 


4 34 


9 


8 


12 


8 


8 8/ 


7 26 


4 oe 

4 35 


9 10 


12 


8 


9 


7 24 


4 36 


9 12 


12 


8 


10 00 


7 23 


4 37 


9 14 


12 


9 


morn 


7 22 


4 88 


»9 16 


12 


9 


O-il 


7 21 


4 89 


9 


18 


12 10 


1 80 


7 21 


4 30 


9 


18 


12 10 


2 55 


7 2U 


4 40 


9 


20 


12 


10 


3 56 


7 19 


4 41 


9 22 


12 11 


6 9 


7 18 


4 42 


9 24 


12 11 


6 21 


7 17 


4 43 


9 26 


1211 


sees 


7 16 


4 44 


9 28 


12 12 




7 15 


4 45 


9 30 


12 12 


6 41 


7 14 


4 4^; 


9 32 


12 


12 


7 45 


7 13|4 47 


9 34 


12 12 


8 50 


7 12 4 48 


9 


36 


12 13 


10 10 


7 11 


4 49 


9 38 


12 13 


10 57 


7 10 


4 50 


9 40 


12 13 


morn 


7 9 


4 53 


9 42 


12 


13 


0 2 


7 8 


4 52 


9 


44 


12 


13 


1 5 


7 7 


4 53 


9 




12 


14 


2 9' 


7 5 


4 55 


9 5Ujl2 14 


3 8 



3 Tuesday. 




5 Thursday 



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• MEMOJRANDA FOK JANUARY. 


1871 


6 


Friday. 




7 


Saiarday. 




8 


Suoday. 




9 


Monday. 

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10 


Xueaday. 

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• 




11 


Wednesday* 




12 


Tburdday. 


* 

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13 


Friday. 




U 


Saiarday. 




15 


Sonday. 




16 


MoDday. 




17 


Tuesday. 


• 


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Wednesday. 





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'Thursday. 






20 


Friday. 






21 


Saturday. 






22 


Sanday. 






26 


Jdouday. 






24 


Tuesday. 




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25 


Wednesday. 






26 


Tbttrsday. 


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27 


JbViday. 


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28 


Saturday. 






29 


Sunday. 






30 


Monday. 






13 

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Cal(;ij(lur-2d Month.] FEBRLAKl, 1871. [Memoranda-28 Days. 



MOON'S ) Full Moon 5day 2h 28m M. 
FUASES. ) Last Quar. 12dav9h 64m M, 



New Moon 19day8h 51m M. 
First Quar. 27day 6h 7m M. 



Days of the 
Montb fc Week. 



1 Wednesday 

2 Thursday 

3 Friday 

4 Saturday 

5 SUNDAY® 

6 Monday 

7 Tuesday 

8 Wednesday 

9 Thursday 

10 Friday 

11 Saturday 

12 SUNDAY® 
IB Monday 

14 Tuesday 
16 Wednesday 

16 Thursday 

17 Friday 

18 Satarday 

19 SUNDAY® 

20 Monday 

21 Tuesday 

22 Wednesday 

23 Thursday 

24 Friday 

25 Saturday 

26 SUNDAY® 

27 Monday 

28 Tuesday 



Courts iu New-Hamp- 
shire — when held. 



^S.J. C. Trial, Cole- 
brook, 
P. C. Keene, 
P.C.Somersw'rth, 
P. C. Tara worth, 
L F. C. Colebrook. 



1 



S. J. C. Trial, Do- 
ver. 



P. C. Gilford, 

P. C. Keene, 
. P. C. Wentworth. 
^ P. C. Exeter. 

, P. C. Newport. 



I 



P. C. Concord, 
P. C. Nashua. 



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Sun 


Day's ISun's 


Moon 


rises 


seta 


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R.& S. 


hm. 


h.m. 


h. m. li. m. 


h. m. 


7 


4 


4 56 


9 52 12 14 


4 10 


7 


3 


4 47 


9 54 12 14 


5 0 


7 


1 


4 59 


9 5812 14 


5 38 


7 


Oi5 0 


10 0 12 14 


6 3fi 


6 


59 


5 1 


10 2 12 14 


rises 


6 


58 


5 2 


10 4 12 14 


6 17 


6 


56 


5 4 


10 8!l2 15 


7 32 


6 


55 


5 5 


10 10 


12 15 


8 43 


6 


54 


5 6 


10 12; 


12 15 


9 54 


6 


5:5 


5 7 


10 14' 


12 15 


11 10 


6 


52 


5 8 


10 16 12 15 


morn 


6 


50 


5 10 


10 20 12 15 


0 24 


6 


49 


5 11 


10 22 


12 15 


1 S.*^ 


6 


49 


6 12 


10 24 


12 15 


2 50 


6 


46 


5 14 


10 28 


1214 


3 63 


6 


40 


5 15 


10 30,12 14 


6 0 


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5 17 


10 34il2 14 


6 45 


6 


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10 3612 14 


6 25 


6 


40j5 20 


10 40 


12 14 


sets 


0 


39 5 21 


10 42 


12 14 


6 36 


6 


37 5 23 


10 46 


12 14 


7 41 


6 


36 


5 24 


10 48 


12 14 


8 44 


6 


36 


5 25 


10 50 


12 14 


9 46 


6 


33 


5 27 


10 52 


12 13 


10 45 


6 


32 


5 28 


10 56 


12 13 


11 48 


6 


31 


5 29 


10 58 


12 13 


morn 


6 


29 


6 81 


11 2 


12 13 


0 61 


6 


2815 32 


11 4il2 13 


1 52 



TO FIND LENGTH OF DAY AND NIGHT. 

Doable the time of the 8an*8 setting gives the length of the day, 
and double the time of his rising gives the lengtii of the night. 

1 Wedues^uy. 



2 TbatBday. 



3 Friday. 



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4 fiaittrdaj. 



5 ^iuQday. 



6 Monday. 



7 Tueaday, 



8 Wedoeadfty. 



9 Thursday. 



10 Friday. 



11 Saturday. 



12 Buoday. 



13 Idooday. 



U Tuesday. 



15 Wednesday. 



16 Tliansday. 



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18 


baiurday. 




1 


19 


Saodaj, 


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20 


Monday. 


• 




21 


Tuesday. 




• 


22 


Wednesday. 






28 


Thursday. 


• 




24 


Friday. 






2S 


itolurday. 


• 


/ 


26 


jSuuday. 






27 


Mouday. • • 






28 


Tuesday. 


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€Jileadar~3d Month.] MARCH, 1871. tMcM0«iB4>~»t P»yt* 

MOOir'B ) Full Hoon Maj lOh 47m H.i New Moon 90day llh llin K . I 
FHA8E8. ) Last Quar. 13d ay 5h 20i n E.| Fir^jt Quar . 29d ay Ih 6 9in M. i 
Days of the Courts iu New-lianij)-! Sun Sim Day's Suu'j< M«»i)n. 

risf's si'ts Icnph nul'n U.& H. 

h.m^ h.ni.Ji. m. h. in.jb. id. 
6 26 5 84 11 8|12 18 2 44 

G 24 5 8r>ll 12'l2 121 3 13 



Month & Week. 



1 Wednesday 

2 Thursday 

8 Friday 

4 Saturday 

5 SUNDAY® 

6 Monday 

7 Tuesday 

8 Wednesday 

9 Thursday 

10 Friday 

11 Saturday 

12 SUNDAY® 

13 Monday 

14 Tuesday 

15 Wednesday 

16 Thursday 

17 Friday 

18 Saturday 

19 SUNDAY® 

20 Monday 

21 Tuesday 

22 Wednesday 

23 Thursday 

24 Friday 

25 Saturday 

26 8UNDAY<g) 

27 Monday 

28 Tuesday 

29 Wednesday 

30 Thursday 
1 31 Friday 



shire — yhen held. 



i P. C. Amherst. 



f P. C. Dover. 
P. C.OdsipeeCor., 
P. C. Koene, 

P. C. l^ebanon, 
F. C. Lancaster. 



G 23 
6 21 
6 20 



6 i: 



5 37 
o 39 
b 40 



11 1112 1-2 1 40 
11 18112 12 
11 20'l2 12 



5 f.O 



6 18 5 42 



5 43 11 2612 11 



6 16 5 44 



6 13:5 47 
G 11 '5 4i) 



11 24 



11 2^< 



6 1415 46 11 32 12 11 



f Ann*I Town Meet- 6 
1 ing in N. H. 6 

U. S. Dist. Court, 6 

Portsmouth 
S. J. C. Tiial', Ha- 
verhill, 
P. C. I»ortsmoutII, 
P. C. Gilford, 
P. C. Keene 



6 10 5 50 11 40 



P.* C' Haverdill. 



i P. C. 
\ P. C. 



£xeter. 



S. J. C. Trial, Gil- 
ford, 
P. C. Manchester, 

, P. C. Concord. 
- P. C. Clarcmont. 
fP. C. Mason Vil- 



G 
6 
6 

G 

5 58|G 
5 66 6 
5 55 
5 64 



5 5 55 

3'5 57'11 54 



11 3« 



12 12 1 ises 



12 11 



U 36 12 11 



6 26, 

7 39; 

8 53' 
10 11 



5 52 11 44 12 10 
5 54 



114812 9 

11 5012 9 



2|5 58|11 50 
115 5911 OS 
o|G 042 0 
212 4 
4 12 C 



5 62 6 8 



5 61 



5 47 



5 44 



G 



6 9 12 18 



5 48 6 12 12 24 



5 45 6 15 12 30 



5 42 6 18 12 86 12 



12 1011 29 



12 10 morn, 

0 67 

1 45] 

2 49 



12 10 
12 12 12 6 



12 IG 



5 50 6 10 12 20 12 6 11 47 



6 13 12 20 



6 16 12 32 12 



12 9 
12 8 
12 8 
12 8 

12 

12 
12 



12 6 



3 39 
5 28 

5 9i 

6 87 

sets 

6 37 

7 38 

8 41 

9 46 



12 6 10 58 



12 6 



12 
12 



morn 

0 40 

1 37 

2 24 

3 6 



1 Wednesday. 



2 Thnrsday, 



3 Friday. 



4 Saturday. 

5 Sunday. 



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1871 



6 iVloudaj 



7 Tueediij* 



8 Wedneaclaj. 



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• 


10 


Friday* 






11 


Saturday. 


m 

• 




12 


Sandaj. 

• 




• 


18 


Monday. 

4 







14 Tuesday. 



16 Wedoeaday. 



16 Tliorsday. 



17 Friday* 



18 Saturday. 



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1871 UBICOSAKDA FOB KABOH. 

19 tiaoday. 



20 


Monday. 




21 


Tuesday. 




22 


VYeduesday. 




23 


Xltursday. 




24 


Friday. 

* 




26 


fiatorday. 




26 


Sanday. 




27 


Monday. 


« 


28 


Tuesday. 




29 


Wednesday. 




30 


Thursday. 




31 


Friday. 





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Calendar— 4th Month.] APRIL, 1871. [Memoranda— 30 Days. 



MOON'S ) Full Moon 5clay 9h 40m M. 
PUA8E8. j Last Quar. 12day Ih 0m3I. 



New Moon 19day 2h 4m E. 
First Quar. 27day 6h 49m E. 



Days of the 
Month & Week. 



1 Saturday 

2 SUNDAY® 

3 Monday 

4 Tuesday 

6 Wednesday 

6 Thursday 

7 Friday 

8 Saturday 

9 SUNDAY^! 

10 Monday 

11 Tuesday 

12 Wednesday 

13 Thursday 

14 Friday 

15 Saturday 

16 SUNDAY®: 

17 Monday 

18 Tuesday 

19 Wednesday 

20 Thursday 

21 Friday 

22 Saiurdav 

23 SUtlDAY© 

24 Monday 

25 Tuesday 

26 Wednesday 

27 Thursday 

28 Friday 

29 Saturday 

30 SUNDAY® 



Courts in New-Hamp- 
shire — when held. 



I Sun 
rises 



f«. J.C.Trial.Keene, 
S. J. C. Trial, Con- 
cord, 
r. C. Farmin;^ton, 
P. C. Conway, 
I*. C. Keene. 
P. C. Exeter. 



5 42 
5 41 
5 

5 37 
5 36 



39 0 



S. J. C. Trial, Ex- 
eter. 



( S.J.C.Trial.Ossipee 
P. C. Gilford, 
P. C. Keene, 
P. C. Lisbon. 



o 
5 
5 
5 

j5 

5 21 



Sun 

sets 



6 24 



5 34 6 26 12 

l5 33 
5 32 
30 
29 



276 
256 



21 



23 6 



f S. J. C. Trial, Lan- 
caster, 
P. C. Concord, 
P. C. Nashua. 
- P. C. Newport. 



-{ P. C. Francestown 



5 20 
5 19 



6 36 



6 31>13 
6 40 
6 41 

6 

>6 44 



17 
10 

15 6 45 
5 13 6 47 
5 12 6 48 
11 6 49 
9 6 51 
8 6 52 
6 6 54 
5 6 55 
46 

3 6 57 



Day'sSun's 
lengh md'n 

ii. m. 



h.m. h.m. h. m 
5 43 6 1712 34 12 
6 1812 3612 
6 1912 3812 
21 12 42 12 
6 23 12 46,12 

12 48 12 
52ll2 

6 27 12 54112 
6 28 12 56 12 
6 3013 0;i2 
6 31 13 212 
3313 6|l2 

13 30 12 
13 12 12 
13 14 12 

18111 59 
13 20 11 59 



Moon 

11. k. 8. 



13 22:11 59 



43 13 



20 11 59 
13 2811 59 
13 30 11 59 
11 58 



13 44 



13 34 
13 36 
13 38 

13 40 11 58 



h. m. 

3 54 

4 27 

5 0 

5 26 
rises 

8 1 

9 16 

210 33 

211 42 
uioin 

0 48 

1 43 

2 29 

3 12 

3 42 

4 13 
4 42 

6 10 
sets 

7 36 

8 44 

9 44 



11 58 



13 48 11 57 
13 50 11 57 
56 13 52 11 57 
13 54 11 57 



11 5810 38 
11 5811 36 
morn 

0 32 

1 3 

1 48 

2 30 
2 51 



1 Saturday. 



2 Sunday. 



3 Monday. 



4 Tuesday. 



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5 


Wednesday. 




6 


Tiiuraduy. 




7 


Friday. 




8 


baiurday. 




9 


SuDday. 




10 


Monday. 




11 


TaeBday. 




12 


Wednesday. 




13 


Thursday. 
* 




U 


Friday. 




15 


iteiarday. 




16 


Sunday. 




17 


Monday. 





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HBMOBANDA FOB APBIL. 


1871 


18 


Taesdaj. 




19 


Wedntsdaj. 

■ 




20 


Tliunday. 




21 


Friday. 




22 


Saturday. 




23 


Sunday. 

« 






Monday. 


■ - 


26 


TneBday. 

• 




Si 


Wednesday. 




27 


Ttaiiraday. 




28 


Friday. 




29 


Saturday. 





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PRASBS. I Last Quar. Uoay 9h 81m H.| FInt Qnar. 87day 81i 42iii H. 

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10 Wednesday 

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13 Saturday 
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17 Wednesday 

18 Thursday 

19 Friday 

20 Saturday 

21 SUNDAY® 

22 Monday 

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24 Wednesday 

25 Thursday 

26 Friday 

27 Saturday 

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29 Monday 

30 Tuesday 

31 Wednesday, 



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S. J. C.T., Plymouth, 
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19 Wednesday 

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27 Tborsday 

28 Friday 

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MOOK^TLast Uuar. 6day ointnTE. I First Uuar.21dtty Oh 89 m A. 
PSASBS. i New Moon liday 2h 17m B.| FnU Moon 28day Ih Om A. 



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6 Wednesday 

7 Tharsday 

8 Friday 

9 Saturday 

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12 Tuesday 

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17 SUNDAY® 

18 Monday 

19 Tuesday 

20 Wednesday 

21 Thursday 

22 Friday 
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25 Monday 

26 Tuesday 

27 Wednesday 

28 Thursday 

29 Friday 

30 Saturday 

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shire — when lield. Irise^isets. 



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S.J.C. Tr. Nashua, 
8.J.0.Tr.Newp't, 
P. C. Farmington, 
P. C. OssipceCor., 
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KOON'S ) Last Quar. 6day Oh 51m A. First (^imr. 2<)day 7h 28m K. 
PHASES, j New Moon I4day Ih 48m M. Full Moon 28day Sh 42m M. 



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19 Thursday 

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21 Saturday 

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23 Monday 

24 Tuesday 

25 Wednesday 

26 Tharaday 

27 Friday 

28 SiU nrday 

29 SUNDAY® 

30 Monday 
81 Tuesday 



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shire — when held. 



S. J. C. Trial, Con- 
cord, 
P. C. Dover, 
P. C. Conway, , 
P. C. Keene. 



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eter, 



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P. C. Gilford, 

P. C. Keene, 
.P. C. LisbOQ. 



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P. C. Nashua. 
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h. 

11 

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86 
34 
30 
26 
24 
22 
18 



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md'n 

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11 49 
11 49 



49 
48 

48 
48 



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R.& S. 



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11 
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47 
47 
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38 11 45 
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8 0; 

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9 7 
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10 43 

11 43 
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0 42 

1 48 

3 1 

4 18 

5 30 
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45 
45 
45 
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45 
44 
44 
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7 
7 
8 
9 



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35 
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14'll 
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11 44 

11 44 



41 
44 
44 
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1 1 

2 20 

3 28' 



4 

5 



35 

42: 



rises 
6 0 

6 40 

7 14 



1 Suuday. 



2 Monday, 



S Tuesday. 



4 Wednesday. 
6 Tliaraday. 



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6 Jbiiday. , 



7 Saiurday. 



8 Sunday* 



9 Monday. 



10 Tdoaday. 



11 Wednesday, 



12 Thorsdi^. 



13 Friday. 



14 Saturday. 



15 Sunday. 



16 Monday. 



17* Xaesday* 



18 VVedaesday. 



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19 


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• 




20 


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2i 


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• 




22 


Sunday. 






28 








24 


Tuesday. 






2d 


Wedoeflday. 




- 


26 


Thursday. 

• 




• 

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1 


27 


Friday. 






28 Bacurday.* 


2^ 


Sunday. 


♦ 


1 


80 


Monday. 




1 


81 


TuQBday. 




1 
1 

1 




MOON 
PHASES 



Calcndar-llth Month.] NOVEMBER, 1871. [Memoranda-30 Days. 



•8 ) Last Qiiar. 6(laj 8h IGni M. |Kirst (^iiar. ll><l:iym» fiSin M 
iS. / >«ew I 



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Moulk &. Week. 



shire — wlieu held. 



1 



1 Wednesday 

2 Thursday 

3 Friday 

4 Stitiirdav 

5 SUNDAY® 

6 Monday 

7 Tuesday 

8 Wednesday 

9 Thursday 

10 Friday 

11 Saturday 

12 SUNDAY® 

13 Monday 

14 Tuesday 

15 Wednesday 

16 Thursday 

17 Friday 

18 Saturday 

19 SUNDAY® 

20 Mooday 

21 Tuesday 

22 Wednesday 

23 Thursday 

24 Friday 

2 J Saturday 

26 SUNDAY® 

27 Monday 

28 Tuesday 

29 Wednesday 

30 Tliursday 



Moon 12ffay Oh 37m A. (Full .Moon 2n<hiy *Jh 42ni E.l 

Courtjj inls'e\v-ilami>- Sun SuniUay'-* Stin's Moon' 

ri^es «et8 Ieagh|U>d'ii ii.fts. 

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rs. J. Couct, Trial, 
I Plymouth, 
S.J . C .Xr.Lancasto r , 
P. C. Portsmouth, 

1*. C. Soincrsworth, 
P. C. Tamworthp 
r. C. Keene, 
^ P. C. Plymouth, 
P. C. Lancaster. 



'{ P. C. Exeter. 



f P. C. Gilford, 
\ P. C. Keene. 



( P. C. Concord, 
\ P. C. Manchester. 
{ P. C« Claremont, 



7 
7 

7 

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5 4 55 

6 4 54 

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4 49 
7 32 4 48 



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7 14 4 46 
7 15,4 45 
7 1614 44 
7 17]4 43 
7 1814 42 
7 194 41 



9 5611 44 
9 52 11 44 
9 5011 44 

9 48 11 4 1 
4 53j 9 46 11 44 
4 52 9 44 U 44 
9 4211 44 
9 8811 44 
9 36 11 45 
9 34 11 45 
9 32 11 45 
9 3011 46 



morn 

0 40( 

1 50 

3 5' 

4 5 

5 4; 
sets ' 

5 89. 

6 28 

7 19 

8 28 

9 3:i 



9 28 11 4610 51 



9 2611 46 
9 24 11 46 

9 22 11 46 



morn 

0 15 

1 24 



7 2014 40i 9 20 11 46! 2 .11 

3 35 

4 43 

5 43, 

5 17 

5 40 
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7 27!4 a.Sl 9 6iU 49i 7 21 



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2 Thursday. 



3 Friday. 



4 Saturday. 



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MEMORAl^DA FOB NOVEMBER. 


1871 


6 


Sonday, 




6 


Monday . 




7 


Tuesday. 




8 


WedDiifiday. 




9 


Thursday. 




10 


Friday. 




11 


fiafcarday. 




U 


Sanday. 




13 


Monday. 






Tuesday. 




15 


Wedneiday. 




16 


TburiKlay. 




17 


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18 








19 


Snnday. 






20 


Monday. 






21 


Tuesday. 


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22 


Weduefi^uy. 






23 


Tbareday. 


! 




24 


Friday. 




1 
\ 

1 
I 


25 


iSulurday. 




i 

1 

1 
1 


26 


6uoday. 






27 


Monday. 


\ 


• 


28 


Tuesday. 






29 


Wednesday. 






80 


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jC«leiidaM2lhMbiitli.] DECEMBER, Isn.rMemorandii-Sl Day$7^ 

Muo>''s \ Last Quar. 6dav Oh o^m 31 | First Uuar. ISday ^ Tm E. 
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Days of the 
Month & Week. 



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1 Friday 

2 Saturday 

8 SUNDAY© 

4 Monday 

5 Tuesday 

6 Wednesday 

7 Thursday 

8 Friday 

9 Saturday 

10 SUNDAY® 

11 Monday 

12 Tuesday 

13 Wednesday 

14 Thtii-stliiy 

15 Friday 

16 Saturday 

17 SUN DAY gi 

18 Monday ^ 

19 Tuesday 

20 Wednesday 

21 Thursday 

22 Friday 

23 Saturday 

24 SUNDAY g 

25 Monday ^ 

26 Tuesday 

27 Wednesclay 

28 Thursday 

29 Friday 

30 Saturday ^ 

31 SUNDAY B 



^ P. C. Mason Vill. 
S.J.C.L. Concord, 
P.CKingstOD, Os- 
sipee Cor., Rocb- 

' ester and KeeDe. 

^ P. C. Di rrv. 

i P. C. Chester. 

< F. C. Deerticld. 



S. J. C. L. Keene. 
F. C. Exeter. 

f U. S. D. C. Exeter, 
" S. J. C. L* Dover, 

P.C. Gilford, 

P.C. Keeoe, 

P.C. Canaan. 



i 

i 1 Friday. 



fP. C. Concord, 
i P. C. Nashua, 
< P. C. Ni'wport. 



^ P. C. Ambcrst. 



Suni Sun 
rises sets 



h.m. 

7 27 



h.m. 

4 33 

28 4 32 

29 4 31 

30 4 80 
80 1 30 
31|4 29 

31 !4 20 
7 32|4 28 

32 4 28 

33 4 27 

33 4 27 
884 27 

34 4 26 
34 4 26 
34 4 26 

34 4 26 

35 4 25 
35 4 25 
35 4 25 
35 4 25 
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35 
35 
35 

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25 
25 
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9 2 11 50 10 20 
9 0 11 51 11 29 
9 Oil 51 



8 58 11 51 
8 58 11 52 
8 5611 52 
8 56 11 53 
8 54 11 53 
8 64 11 64 
8 54 11 54 
8 5211 65 
8 52 11 65 
8 6211 55 
8 52 11 56 



morn 

0 40i 

1 45 

2 56 
4 12 
6 17 
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4 

6 
7 



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58 
12 



8 20 

9 39 



8 50ill 5610 55 

8 50|ll 57 luorn 
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7 34,4 26 
7 34 4 26 
7 33 4 27 



7 88 4 27 



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8 5()!ll 58| 
8 50;11 59 
8 50,11 5U 
8 50il2 S. 
8 50 12 0 
8 5O1I2 
8 50112 
8 52!l2 
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8 52 



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0 
1 

2 21 

3 25 

4 29' 

5 26 

6 28 
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2 ^Saturday. 



3 Sanday. 



4 Monday. 



5 Tuesday. 



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6 Wednesday. 



7 TbarsdajT. 



S Friday. 



9 8a(ttnlay« 



10 Sunday. 



IX Monday. 



12 Taesday. 



18 Wednesday. 



14 Thursday. 



15 Friday. 



16 Saturday. 



17 Sunday. 



18 Monday. 



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HSMOSAKDA FOR PECJSMBEB. 


1871 


19 

* 


Toeflday. 




20 


* 




21 


Tliunday. 




22 


Friday. 


• 


23 


Saturday. 




24 


Sunday. 






Monday. 






Tuesday. 




27 


WedDeeday, 




28 


Tliarsday, 




29 


ITridajr. 




au 


tiaiarday. 




81 


Sunday. 





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HISTOSIOAL SUMHASI Of NEW-HAMFSHniE. 



JLat N. 42'' 41) and 45^ US ) Area ( Laiigth, K, and S., 168 miles, 

and S 9,280 < and 

Long.W.70«40'and72«28*) sq. m. ( Widtli,£.l»WM9Dto90miles. 



In 1G22, Mason and Gorges jointly had a srant of the land fVom 
Merrimack rirw to the Kennebec river, ana In the first settle- 
ments were commenced at Tortsmouth and at Dover. In 1629 the 
grant was divided, and a separate grant was made to Mason of that 
part west of the Piscataqua river, called New-Hanipahire, and to 
Gorges of the part east of tiie Piscataqtui, called Maine. I n 1641 Mas- 
sachusetts extended her jurisdiction over New-Hampshire and main- 
tained her authority there till 1679. when the case being brought be- 
fore the highest Court of Appeal in England on Provinmal matters, it 
was decided that the claim of Massacnusetts was illegal, and New- 
Hampshire was constituted a separate nroYince. In 1686, the char- 
ter of Massachusetts having been annulled, New-Hampshire, Maine, 
Masflaohnfletts and Karragansett were nnited in one Boyal Firovince, 
under President Dudley, and afterward under Governor Andros. 
In 1689, upon news of the revolution in England, the Government 
of Andros was overturned, and Massachusetts assumed her old 
charter. Some of the people of New-Hampshire petitioned Massa- 
chusetts to be received under her government and protection till 
orders should come from England, to which Massachusetts asj^ented, 
and exercised a merely nominal authority there. In I(>^2, the 
province Of New*Hampshire was re-establlslMd, and erer alter re- 
mained a separate province. In some cases the same person was 
Governor of New-Hampshire and Massachusetts, but the govern- 
ments were not connected. The legislatures, laws, courts and offl- 
ceiB, ciiril and mUitary, were entirely distinct. The line between 
the provinces remained in dispute till 1741» when it wae linally 
settled, as it now remains. 

SuccsssiON OF GovB&NORS— 1. ProvincUU Oovemofi. 



John Cutt, Pres 1680 

Richard Waldron, Prc«. ..1(381 
Edward Cranfield, LL Gov, 1682 
Walter Barefoote,jDep.-&09 1685 

Josepli Dudley, Pres 1686 

Edmund Andros, Gov 1686 

John VBher. Lt.'Gov 1692 

William Part rid ge,Zrl.-<7o9. 1697 

Samuel Allen, Gov 1608 

Earl of Bellomont, Gov 1699 

William Partridiie X^-Goi;.1699 



Joseph Dudley, Gov 1702 

John Usher, Lt.-Gov 1702 

George Vaoghan, Lt, Gov* 1715 

Samnel Shnte, €fw,», • 1716 

John Wentworth, Li* Oav. 1717 

William Burnet, Gov 1728 

Jonathan Belcher, Gov 1780 

David Dunbar, Lt.-Gov 1781 

Ben nine Wentworth, Gov. 1741 
John Wentworth, Gov 1767 



Note. The Lt. Governors, after 1^41, are not known to have 
acted as chief magistrates, the Governors being residents of the 
province. Before that, when the Governor was resident in Massa- 
chusetts, the Lt. Governors claimed to be chief magistrates, and 
often acted asaach when the Governor was out of the province. 



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GOVERNORS, ETC. 



In May, 1775, the Roval Governor withdrew, and the province was [ 

toverned hy a convention, of which Matthew Thornton was Presi- 1 
ent ; and in Janiiarv, 1776, a temporary Constitution was adopte'd, 
under which Meshech Wearc was nnaniraoTialy elected President of, 
the Council, and Chairman of the Committee of Safety, till June, 1784. 

2. PreHdenUB'under the Oon$Uhai<m qf 1784. 

Me8hechWeare,Hamp.Fall8,1784 John Lanpdon, ^7f^ 

John Laugdon,rorti;moutli, 1780 i John SulJivau 1789 

John Stdlivan, DilthaniM . . .1786 1 JoMh Bartlett, Kingston, 1790 

8. Gooiemori under the ComtUution qf 17d2« 



Jodab Bartlett 17d2 

Jolin Taylor Gi]inan,Ezeter 1794 

John Langdon, 1806 

Jeremiah Smith, Exeter,... .1809 

John Langdon,. 1810 

William Tlumer, Epping,.. .1812 

John Taylor Gilman, 1813 

William riumer,. , . , 181G 

Samael Bell, Chester, 1819 

Levi Woodbury,Portsnioutlil^23 
David L. Morril, Gofl^towu, lb24 
Benjamin rierce,liiilbboro',.1827 



« 

John Ben, Chester, 1828 

lieiijamin Pierce, 1829 j 

Matthew Harvey *ilopkint'n 1830 ' 
Samuel Dinsmoor, Keene,..1831, 
Willfam Badger,Gilmanton,l884' 

Isaac Hill, <\)iicord 1836 

John Vngc, Haverliill, 1H3«) 

lleiiryllubbard,Ch'rlestownl842 
John H. Steele, reterhoro\.1844! 
Anthony Colby, N.London, 1846 
JaiedWWilliams,Laiica>*t'rl847 
Samuel Diusmoor, Keuuc,. .18^, 



Noah Martin, Dover, 1852 

Nathaniel B.Baker,Conoordl864 

Ralph Metcalf, Newport,. . .1855 
William Uaile, Hinsdale,. . .1857 
Ichabod Goodwin, For Um'hl859 



Nathaniel S. Berry,Uebron, 1861 
Joseph A.GilmorcConoord, 1868 

Trederick Smyth,Manehest'rl8(]6 
Walter llarriman, Warner, . 1807 
Onslow Stearns, Concord, . . 18t)9 



General Court, Members of both houses are clio^en atinvany. 

Senators, 12 in number, must be 30 years old, inhabitants of their 
districts, and have been inhnbitant8 of the State lor sevi n years. 
Senatorial districts are set oti' according to the portion ot direct 
taxes paid b^ the said districts. In case of non*election In any 
senatorial district, the General Court chooses one of the two per- 
sons having the highest number of votes. Kei)resentatives must 
be inhabitants of their district, and have been, for two years next 
preceding election, Inhabitants of the State. Every town, Ito., 
having 150 ratable male polls 21 years old, mav choose one 

1 representative; and every 300 such polls additional shall entitle 

j the town to another representative* 

The Judiciary consists of Supreme Court, Courts Plrobate, and 
Justices Peace. All judges are nominated and npj)ointed by the' 
Governor and Council. Term of office expires at age of 70.. 
«f ttltioeB of Peaee »re appointed fot five years, and ha v e j uriidi^tton 
ill eases below $18.88. Clei^ of oonit* are appointed by ebtfrts. | 

'Uesigned Feb., 1831 ; Joseph M, Harper acting Gov. balance of year. 



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RIGHTS AND QU ALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS. 41 

The Goverjwr h chosen aiiiiunlly, by a majority of votes; or. in[ 
case of no choice by the people, the General Court, in joint bal- 
lot, elects one of the two persons having the highest nuniber of. 
votes. The qualifications for Governor are the Rume as for Sena- 
tors. In case of the death or disability of the Governor, the 
office is filled by the President of the Senate. The Council] 
consists of five Councillors, elected annually, for advising the 
Governor in the executive part of government. The qualifica- 
tions for Councilors are the same as for Senators, and vacancies 
are tilled as in the Senate. The Governor convenes the Council, 
and their resolutions and advice are recorded in a register, and 
signed by those agreeing thereto. The Governor and Council 
nominate and appoint all judicial officers, the attorney-general, 
and solicitors, sheriffs, coroners, registers of probate, and general 
field oHicers of militia. The Governdr and Council have a negative 
on each other, both in the nominations and appointments. The 
administrative officers of the State are: Sccretarv, Treasurer, 
and Commissary-General, who are chosen by joint ballot of the, 
General Court. County treasurers, registers of deeds and com- 
missioners, are elected by the voters in the several countiee. 



Ritfhis aud Q,iinlificationsi of Voters in Xcw-Hanip- 



Thp General Statutes, chap. 27, provide, that (Skc. 1) Every 
male inhabitant of a town, in which he dwells and has his home, 
being a native or naturalized citizen of the United States, twenty- 
one years of age and upward (excepting paupers and persons ex- 
cased from paying taxes at their own request), shall have a right 
to vote at any meeting. 

I Secs. 2, 3 and 4, provide— No person a pauper, imless he (or 
I his familv) has been assisted by the town within ninetv days prior 
: to the meeting at which he claims a right to vote; and no person 
(otherwise a legal voter) to be deprived of a right to vote because 
excused from paving taxes at his own request, if he tender to 
some proper person pavment for all taxes assessed against him 
during the year, or expenses incurred in assisting lum within 
ninety days, by the town, before offering his vote. 

Sec. 6. No person a rightful voter unless he shall have resided 
within such town six months prior to day of meeting. 



1 Sec. 7. A residence acquired in any town shall not be lost by a 
I temporary absence therefrom with intention of returnmg thereto 
as home. 



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42 JUSTICES OF S. C.J. 



Jiuitiees of tke SU C* of J* f 

Rfotaard Hftrtyn, Portsmouth, G. J., 1698 to IBM. 

Robert VVadleigh, Exeter, 1693 to 1697. 
Joseph Smith, Hampton, 1693 to 1696. 
WilHam Partridge, Portsmouth, 1693 to 1696. 
I Nathaniel Weare. C. J., Hampton, 1694 to 1606. 
Joseph Smith, C. J., Hampton, 1696to 
Kingsley Hall, Exeter, 1696 to 1697. 
Thomas Packer, Portsmouth, 1696 to 1607. 
Peter Coffin, C. J.» Dover, 1697 to 1698. 
John Gerrish, Dover, 1697 to 1698. 
Job Alcock, Portsmouth, 1697 to 1698. 
Joseph Smfth, C. J., Hampton, 1698 to 1609. 
Kingsley Hall, Exeter, 1698 to 1699. 
Shadrach Walton, Newcastle, 1698 to 1699. 
Richard Hilton, Newmarket, 1698 to.l699. 
JohQ Hinckes, C. J., Portsmouth, 1689 to 1708* 
John Gerrish, Dover, 1699 to 1714. 
Peter Coffin, Dover, 1699 to 1712. 
William Vaughan, C. J., Portsmouth, 1708 to 1716. 
John Plaisted, Portsmouth, 1699 to 1719; C. J., 1716 to 1717, 
Mark Hunkiiicr, Portsmouth, 1712 to 1729. 

I Samuel Penhallow, Portsmouth, 1714 to 1717; C. J., 1717 to 1726. 
! George JaflFrey, Portemouth, 1717 to 1726; C. J., 1726 to 1732; 1742 
; Thomas Packer, Portsmouth, 1717 to 1724. [to 1749. 

Henry Sherburne, C. J., Portsmouth, 1782 to 1742. 
i John Frost, Newcastle, 1724 to 1782. 

Nathaniel Weare, Hampton, 1780 to 1788. 

Peter Weare, Hampton-Falls, 1726 to 1730. 

Andrew Wi^^gin, Stratham, 1729 to 1732. * 
' Nicholas Gilman, Exeter, 1732 to 1740. 
; Benjamin Gamblini;, Portsmouth, 1733 to 1787. 

Ellis Huske, Portsmouth, 1739 to 1749; C. J., 1749 to 1764. 
'Joseph Sherburne, Portemouth, 1739 to 1740. 
; Samuel Gilman, Exeter, 1740 to 1747. 
1 Thomas Millet, Dover, 1740 to 1742. 

Jotham Odiorne, Newcastle, 1742 to 1747. 

Thomas Waliingsford, Somersworth, 1747 to 1771. 

MeBhech Weare, Hampton-Falls, 1747 to 1775. 
I Joseph Blanchard, Dunstable, 1749 to 175R. 

Theodore Atkinson, C. J., Newcastle, 1754 to 1775. 

Leverett Hubbard, Portsmouth, 1763 to 1776. 

WilJiam Parker, Portsmouth, 1771 to 1776. 



Jaatlem m€ S« C» ef J* and S« J. C* 

SUPERIOR COURT OF JUDICATURE— 177 G TO 1813. 

Meshech Weare, C. J., Hampton-Falls, Jan. 27. 1776, to June 19. 
1 Leverett Hubbard, Portsmouth, Jan. 27, 1776, to 1786. [1782. i 
! Matthew Thornton, Londonderry, Jan. 27, 1776, to 1782. [Age 62. 1 

John Wentworth, Salmon Falls, Jan. 27, 1776, to May 17. 1781; 

Samuel Livermore, C. J., Holderness, June 21, 1782, to 1790. | 
i Woodbury Langdon, Portamouth, June 22, 1782, to 1783; Feb., 
' 1786, to Jan., 1791. 

Josiah Bartlett. Kingston* NOT. 14, 1782, to 1790; G. J., Jan. 15J 

I 1790, to June, 1790. 



JUSTICES OF S. C. J. 43 



John Dudley, Uavmond, Dec, 1784, to Fib. 1, 1797. ^ 
John rickeriiig, 0. J., Fortsmouth, July 7, 1790, to Feb.« 1706. 
Simeon Olcott, OhBrleitown, Jan. 25, 1790, to 1795; C. J., Mar^ 



William Whipple, Portsmouth, June 20. 1783, to 1786. 

eb., 1 

Mareh 

28, 1795, to 1802. 

Timothy Farrar, New-Ipswich, 3Tnrch 18, 1701, to Januarys 1808. 

Ebenezer Tiiompson, Durham, April 3, 1795, to 179C. 

Daniel Newcomb, Keene, April 0,1790^ to 1796. 

Edward St. Loe Livormore, Portsmouth, Vvh 6, 1797|tO 1799. 

Paine Wingate, Stratliam, April 4, 179S. to l^o;). 

Jeremiah Smith, C. .1., Kxelcr, May 17, li>u2, to May, 1609. 

Arthur Liverniore, lIoIderno^F, Dec. SCk'1790r»tO Sept. 19* 1600: 

C. J. Sept. 19, 180!>, to June. 1813. 
William King Atkinson, Dover, April 26, ISOa, to 1805. 
Richard Evans, Portsmonth, June 6; f80^, to 1818. 
Jonathan Steele, Durham, Feb. 19. 1810, to 1812. 
Clifton Claggett, Litchfield, August 10, 1812, to 1818. 

8UPBUMK JUDICIAL COURT— 1813 TO 1818. 

Jeremiah Smith, C. J., Exeter, July 12, 1813, to Jane, 1816. 

Caleb Ellis, Claremont, July 12, 1818. to June, 1816. 
Arthur Livermore, Holderness, July 12, 1813, to June, 1816. 

SUPERIOR COURT OF JUDICATURE— 1816 TO 1855. 

William Merchant Richardson, C. J., Chester, July 5, 1816, tO 

Samuel Rc ll, Chester, July 5, 1816, to June, 1819. [Mar.28|im. 

Levi Woodbury, Francestown, Dec. 9, 1816, to 1823. 

Samuel Green, Concord, June 26, 1819, to 1840. 

John Harris, Hopkinton, Oct. 6, 1823, to Jan. 5, 1833. 

Joel Parker, Keene, Jan. 8, 1888, to June 25, 1838; C. J., June 26, 

1838, to June 24, 1848. [Dii'd Dec. 11, 1869, aged 68. 

Nathaniei Gookin ITpham, Concord, Jan. 8, 1833, (o Dec. 1, 1842; 
Leonard Wilcox, Orford, Jane 25, 1888, to Sept. 29, 1840: Jnne 

28, 1848, to June 18, 1850. 
Jobu James Gilchrist, Charlestown, March 17, 1S40, to June 26, 

1848; C. J., June 26, 1848, to Haroh 16, 1866. 
Andrew Salter Woods, Bath, Oct. 2, 1840, to March 80,1866; C J., 

March 30, 1855, to August 17, 1855. 
Ira Allen Eastman, Gilmanton, Aug. 31, 1840, to Aug. 17, 1855. 
Samuel Dana Bell, Manchester, Aug. 31, 1849, to Aug. 17, 1866. 
Ira Perley, Concord, June 28, 1850, to October 1, 1862. 

BUPRKMK JUDICIAL COURT— 1855 TO 1870. 

Ira Pcrley, Concord, born Nov. 2, 1799; ap. C.J. July 20, 1866, 

to Oct. 1, 1859; reappointed August 1. 1864, to Oct. 1, 1869. 
Ira Allen Eastman, Concord, July 20, 1866, to Dec. 1, 1S59. 
Asa Fowler, Concord, July 20, 1865, to February 28, 1661. 
George Y. Sawyer, Nashua, July 20, 1865, to November 1, 1859. 
Samuel Dana BelKmanchester, July 20, 1866, to Sept. 23,1860; 

C. J., Sept. 23, 1869, to August 1, 1864; died Aug. 1, im. 
J. Everett Sargent, Wentworth, b. Oct. 28, 1816; ap. July 5, 1859. 
Henry A. Bellows. Concord, born Oct. 26,1808; ap. Sept.'2d, 1859; 

appointed C. J. Oct. 1, 1869. 
Charles Doe, Dover, born April 11, 1830; appointed Sept. 23, 1859, 
George W. Nesmith, Franklin, b. Oct. 23, 1800; Dec. 31, 1859, to 

Oct. 31, 1870. 

William 11. Bartlett, Concord. Feb. 23, 1861; died Sept. 24, 1867. 
Jeremiah Smith, Dover, born July 14, 1837 ; appointed Cct. 16, ld67 
WUliam L. Foster, Concord, b. Junel, 1828; ap. Oct. l, 1889. 
Wmiam S. Ladd, lAnoaster, b. Sept. 6, 1880 ; ap. Oct. 31 , 1870. 



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9 Jnitiees ofC* C* P* fl^tti 1818 f« 1850* 

EASTERN CIRCUIT— 1813 TO 1816. 

Timothy Farrar, C. J., New-Ipswich, July 13, 1818, to July, 1816. 
Oliver Peabody, Exeter, July 13, 1813, to July, 1816. 
Samuel Bale, Barrington, July 18, 1818, to July, 1816. 

WESTERN CIRCUIT— 1818 TO 1816. 

William H. Woodward, C. J., Hanover, July 13,1813, to July, 
Eichard C. Everett, Lancaster. July 13, 1818, to July, 1816. [1816. 
llaiinm Parker, Fltswilliam, July 13, 1813, to July, 1816. 

FIB8T DISTBIOT— 1816 TO 1820. 

Daniel H. Darell, C. J., Dover, July 6, 1816, to December, 1821. 

BBOONB M8TSZ0T— 1816 TO 1820. 

William H. Woodward, G. J., Hanover, July 6, 1816, to June 80, 
Boger Yose, C. J., Walpole, June 80, 1818, to Deo., 1820. [1818. 

PROM 1825 TO 1832. 

Arthur Livermore, C. J., Holdernese, Jan. 7, 1825, to Dec, 1882. 
Timothy Farrar, jr., Hanover, Dec. 25, 1824, to Dec , 1832. 
Josiah Butler, Deerfield, January 7, 1825, to December, 1832. 

CIRCUIT JUSTICES— 1842 TO 1849. 

Charles F. Oove, Nashua, January, 1848, to December, 1847. 
Noah Tebbetls, Rochester, January, 1843, to September, 1844. 
Ira Allen Eastman, Gilmauton, September 20, 1844, to 1848. 
Leonard Wilcox. Orford. December, 1847. to 1848. 
Samuel Dana Bell, Manofoester, Jane 26, 1848, to 1840. 

OIROUIT JV8TIOX8— 1861 TO 1855. 

George Y. Sawyer, Nashua. September 16, 1861, to August, 1864. 
Charles R. Morrison, Haverhill, Sept. 16, 1851, to Axifr. 18. 1855. 
Josiah Minot, Concord, September 18, 1862, to 3Iarch 26, 1855. 
Charles W. Woodman, Dover, August 26, 1854, to Aug. 18, 1855. 
Edward L. Cuehing, Charleatown, Mar. 8, 1865, to Aug, 18, 1855. 

VBOH 1865 TO 1858. 

! Jonathan Kittredge, C. J., Canaan, Aug. 18, 1855. to Aug. 1, 1869. 
J. Everett Sargent, Wentworth, Aug. 18, 1855, to Aug. 1, 1868. 
Ueury F. French, Exeter, Aug. 18, 1855, to Aug. 1, 1859. 

ATTOB1VBY6-GBNKRAI*. 



im Edward Kandolph. 

1G84 Joseph Kyan. 

1687 James Graham. 

1607 John Pickering. 
• * « * « 

1786 Matthew Livermore. 
' 1765 Wyseman Claggett. 
1769 Samuel Livermore. 
1776 Wyseman Claggett. 
1778 Samuel Livermore. 
1781 Wyseman Claggett. 
11782 John Sullivan. 
rlTRG John Pickering. 
, 1780 Benjamin West. 



1787 John Prentice, Londond'ry 
1793 Joshua Atherton. 

1801 William Gordon. 

1802 Jeremiah Mason, Portsm*th 

1805 George Sullivan, Exeter. 

1806 Samuel Bell, Chester. 

1807 William K. Atkinson. 
1812 Daniel French, Chester. 
1815 George Sullivan. 

1885 Charles F. Gove, Gofistown 
1848 Lyman B Walker, Gilford. 
1848 John S. Wells, Exeter. 
1848 John Sullivan, Exeter. 
1863 Wm.C. Clarke,Manche8ter 



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LAW BKF0RTER8. 



1850 William L. Foster, Keene. 
1855 George G. Fog^, Concord. 



1850 Wm E. Chandler, Concord.; 
1866 Auios JUadiej, Concord. 



MemtoM im Consreaa from Vew-HaaouMhlM ivmm 

to 1170. • 



Greorge Atkinson, 
" Joseph (?) BarUet '» 
Jonathan Blancbard, 
Nathaniel Fol8oni> 
George Frost, 
Able! Foster, 
John Taylor GilmaQi 
Nicholas GUman, 
Samuel UrermorOf 
Pierce Long, 



John I^anpclon, 
•* Mr. I'oabody/' 
John Sullivn!), 
Matthew Tlinmron, 
William AVliii pUs 
" Mr Wontworth." 
" 3Ir. Woodbuiy," 
"Mr. AVhite/' 
Talne Wingate. 



Sentova t« Congresii from the nd^ptlM olT t'hm 

Constilution, t7$9« 

(Road abbre?iatio]is— resigned j filled vacancy.) 

Choice. Name. R«sid«no9. Tern of office. 



( Paine Wingate, 

^ I John JLangaon, Portemonth, 

• < Samuel Livermore, Holdernees, 

I John Langdon, Portsmontfa, 



Stratham, Mar., 178d, to Mar., 1798. 



41 



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1796, 

'Samuel LiverraoreCrs.), Iloldcrne??, Mar., 171^9, 
Simeon 01cott{f.v.), Charlestowii.June, 1801, 
James Sheare(r6.), Portamouth, Mar., 1801, 
; William Plumer(f.v.), Epping, Jniie,18U2, 

(Nicholas Gilraan, Exeter, Mar., 1805, 
jNahum Parker (rs.), Fitz\vi]!inm, 1807, 
( Charles Cutts {t.v.), Porltimouth, June, 1810, 

Nicholas Gilman (re.), Exeter, Mar.,1811, 
Tho'flW Thompson (iv), Concord, June, 1814, 
Jeremiah Mason (rs.)> Portsmouth, June, 1818, 
Clement Storer (f.v.j, Portsmouth, June, 1817, 



David L». Morril, 
^ John F. Parrott, 

{ Samuel Bell, 



A { QUUIUtSI A^Cil, 

g { Levi Woodbury, 

(Samuel Bell, 
Isaac Mill (rs.), 
John Page(f.v.), 

! Henry Hubbard, 
Franklin Pierce (rs.), HlllBborough, 1887,' 
JLeonard Wiloozif.T.), Orford, Mar., 1842, 

. f Levi Woodbury (re.), Portsmouth, Mar., 1841, 
5 BenningW.Jenne88,(fv)Strafrord. Nov., 1846, 
o i Joseph Cilley (f.v.), Nottingham, J unc, 1846, 
[ ChaHOB Q. Athertoo, Kashua, Mar., 1843, 



GofTHtowD, Mar., 1817, 
Portsmouth, <* 1819, 

Chester, «« 1828, 

Portsmouth, 1826, 

Chester* Mar., 1829, 
Concord. •« 1831, 
Haverhill, June, 1836, 

Cbarlestown, Mar*, 1886, 



1796. 

1799. 
1801. 

Jnnc, 1801. 
Mar., 1806. 
June, 1802. 
Mar., 1807. 

Mar., 1811. 

Jimp, 1810. 
Juue, i813. 

May, 1814. 
Mar., 1817. 

June, 1817. 
Mur., 1819. 

Mar., 1828. 
1825. 

«• 1829. 
«« 1881. 

Mar., 1836. 

Juno, ^m. 
Mar., 1837. 

Mar., 1841. 
" 1842. 
" 1843. 

Nov., 1846 
June, 1846. 
Mar., 1847. 
Mar., 1849. 



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ji (John P. Hale, Dover, Mar., 1847,to Mar., 1853.! 

jMoses Norris(d.), Manchester, Mar., 1849, Jan., 1856. 

«-* (John Wells (f.v.), Exeter, Jan., 1855, Mar., 1855. 

'Ohas. G.Atherton(d.), Nashua, Mar., 1853, Nov., 1853. 

ja 'Tared W.William8(f.v.),Lanca8teP. Nov., 1863, July, 1855. 

55 < John r. Hale (f.v.), Dover, July, 1855, Mar., 1869. 

^ James Bell (d.), Laconia, Mar., 1855, May, 1857. 

.Daniel Clark (f.v.), Manchester, June, 1857, Mar., 1861. 

x3 r John P. Hale, Dover, Mar., 1859, Mar., 1865. 

55 Daniel Clark (rs.), Manchester, ** 1861, Aug., 1866. 

[George G. Fogg (f.v.). Concord, Aug., 1866, Mar., 1867. 

5 f Aaron H. Cragin, Lebanon, Mar., 1865, " 1871. 

1 J a mos W. Patterson, Hanover, *• 1867, " 1873. 

5 ( Aaron H. Cragin, liCbanon, Mar., 1871, Mar., 1877. 



RepveaeiitaliTea to Consreaa Uroni Che adoptton mt 

the CQiiamntlan» 1.789* 

(Read abbreviations— rs., resigned; f.v., filled vacancy.) 

d> ( Nicholas Gilman, Exeter. Herobant. May 2, 1814. 00 
2 j Samuel Livermore, Holderness. Lawyer. May, 1803. 71 
^ (Abiel Foster, Canterbury. Clergyman. 1806. 71 

o ( Nicholas Gilman. 
'^^l Samuel Livermore, 

S ( Jeremiab 8mitb« Feterboro'gb.Lawyer. Sept. 21,1842* 88 

John S. Sherburne, Fortsmontb. Lawyer. Ang. 2, 1880. 72 

Nicholas Gilman, 

Paine Wiugate. Stratham. Clergyman. 1838. 99 
Jeremiab Smitb. 

^ f Jobn S. Sherburne. 
^ J Nicholas Gilman. 
^-^1 Abiel Foster. 
^ [Jeremiab Smitb. 

f Abiel Foster, 

o> William Gordon, Ambent. Lawyer. Hay 8, 1802. 89 

rH ^ Jeremiah Smith (rs.), 

^ Peleg Sprague (f.v.;, Keene. Lawyer. 
^ I Jonathan Freeman, Hanover. Farmer. Aug. 20, 1808. 63 



S 



to 



( Peleg Sprague (rs.). 



g James Shea fe (f.v.), Portsmoutb. Herobant. 

«:r William Gordon i 



X3 
CO 



J William Gordon (rs ). 
Samuel Ten ney (f.v.), Exeter. Physician. 
Abiel Foster. 
Jonathan Freeman. 

^ f Samuel Tenney. 
g Abiel Foster. 

^ Joseph Pierce (rs.), Alton. Farmer. Sept. 12, 1512. 64 

n Samuel Hunt (f.v ), Charlestown. Lawyer. 
^ ( ^'eorge B. Upham, Claremont. Lawyer. Feb. 10,1848. 79 



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47 



CO 

ft 



"IS 

as 



Salem. 
Xiebanon. 



I Samuel Teuney, 
Silas BettoD, 
Clitton Claggctt, 
Samuel Hunt. 
David Uougb, 

Sftmnet Tenney. 

Sila8 Betton. 

Tbos. W. Thomp800,CoQcord. 
Caleb EUiB, Claremont. 
David Hough. 

' Daniel H. Darell, Dover. 

Clement Storer, PortFraoTith. 
Jedediab K. Smitb, Amherst. 
Frauds Gardner, Walpule. 
.Peter CarletOBt LaDdftff. 

r Nathaniel A. HaTen^ortamoath. 

William Hale, Dover. 
James Wilson, i'eterborc'gb 
JohnG.CiiaiiiDerlain,CharIettown. 



oo 



CO 



r1 



Canaan. 

Exeter. 

Btratbam. 

Mereditb. 

Keene. 

Bartlett. 

Portsmontb. 
Nottingbam. 



1-1 

r-l 

• 

OO 
CP 



oo 



, Daniel Blaiedell, 

George Sullivan, 
JosiaU Bartlett, 
Jolin A. Harper, 
Samuel Dinsmoor, 
^Obed liall, 

' Daniel Webster, 
Bradbury Cllley. 
William Hale. 

Samael Smith (rs.), Peterboro'gh 

Roger Vose, Walpole. 
Jedutbun Wilcox, Qrford. 
Daniel Webster. 
Bradbury Cilley. 
William Hale. 

Cbarles U. AtbertOD,Amberfit. 
Roger Vote. 
JedQtbnn Wilcox. 

f John F. Porrott, 
Josiab Butler, 
Nathaniel Upbam, 
Clifton Claggett. 
Salma Hale, 
Arthur Livermore, 
Josiab Butler. 
Nathaniel Upbam. 
Clifton Claggett. 
William Plumer, jr., Epping. 
Joseph Bu(fum,jr., Keene. 
. Arthur Livermore. 
'Josiah Butler. 
William Plumer, jr. 
Nathaniel Upbam. 
Matthew Harvey, 
Aaron Mnt^on, 
.Thomas W hippie Jr 



Lawyer. Jan., 1822. 
Lawyer. Jan., 1829. 

IbotJ. 

Farmer. Apr. 18, 1881. 



Lawyer. Oct. 1, 1821. 
Lawyer. May 9, 181G. 

Lawyer. Apr. 80, 1841. 

Merchant. 18d0. 
Lawyer. Dec. 17, 1828. 
Lawyer. 1835. 
Farmer. Apr. 29,1828. 

Merchant. Mar. 18.*dl. 
Mrrchant.Nov.9, 1848. 
. Lawyer, 1889. 
. Lawyer. 1884. 
Farmer. Jan. 10,1888. 

Lawyer. Apr. 14, 1888* 
Physician. Apr. 14, '38. 
Lawyer. June 18, 1816. 
Lawyer. Mar 15, 1885. 
Farmer. Apr. 25, 1828. 

Lawyer. Oct. 24, ia')2. 
Farmer. Dec. 17, 1821. 

.Merchant. 

Lawyer. Nov., 1841. 
Lawyer. Aug., 18d8« 



60 
66 
40 
78 



I 



! 



55 
49 

I 

72 
70 

59 

ca 

78 

60 
84 
78 



66 

70 

36 
69 
70 

70 

71 : 



78 
69 



Lawyer. Jan. 8, 1868. 79 



Portsmontb. 

Deerfield. 
Rochester. 

Keene. 
Uolderness. 



Hopliinton. 

Stoddard. 

Wentwortb. 



Merchant. Jul V 9,1836. 
Lawyer. Oct. 29, 1854. 
Merchant. July 10,1829. 

Lawyer. 

Xiawyer. July 1, 1868. 



Lawyer. Sent. 18,1854. 
Lawyer. Nov., 1829. 



Lawyer. Apr. 7, 1866. 
Farmer. July, 1855. 
Physician. Jan., 1836. 



68 
74 

56, 



87 



65 
74 



85 
80 
48 



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O 



00 



SO 



Ichabod Rartlett, Portsmotttb. Lawyw. Oot. 17, 18d^ 77 

William riumer, jr. 

Matthew Harvey. 

Aaron Matson. 

Arthur Livermore. 

Thomas Whipple, jr. 

r Ichabod Bartlett. 
Neheiniah Eastman, Farraington. Lawyer. Jan. 19, 1856. 70 
Jonathan Uarvey, Sutton. Farmer. Aug. 23,1859. 79 

Titus Brown, Francestown. Lawyer. Jan. 81, 1849. 68 

Thomas Whipple, jr. 
Joseph liealey, Washington. Farmer. 0€t. 10, 1868. 86 

f Ichabod Bartlett. 
David Barker, jr., Itooheater. Lawyer. Apr. 1,1888. 87 
Jonathan Darvey. 
ritus Brown. 
Joseph Healey. 
/Thomas Whipple, jr» 



' J ohn Brodhead, Kewmarket. Clergyman. Apr. 7.'38. 

Joseph Ham raons, Farmiugton. FhyScian.Mar.28,'86. 

Jonathan Harvey, 

Thomas Cbatadler, Bedford. Farmer. 

Henry Hubbard, Charlestown. Lawyer. Jone, 1867. 

.John W. Weeks, Lancaster. Farmer. 

John Brodhead. , 
Joseph Uammons. 

Joseph H. Harper, Canterbury. r]^ysician.JanJ5Jl866. 
Thomas Chandler. 

Henry Hubbard. 
John W. Weeks. 



67 
49 



74 



77 



1 



' Penning M. Bean, 
Joseph M. Harper. 
Franklin Pierce, 
Henry Hubbard. 

.Kobert Burn8| 

Samuel Cushman, 

Benning M. Bean. 
Franklin Pierce. 
Joseph Weeks, 
Robert Bums. 



MoQItonboro^ Farmer. 

Hillsborough. Lawyer. 

Plymouth. Phydeian.jQne26,'6e, 

Portsmouth. Lawyer. May 21, 1861. 



70 



Bichmond. Farmer. Aug. 4, 1845. 74 



a? 



Samuel Cushman. 
James Farrington, Rochester. 
Charles G. A thertoo, Nashua. 

Joseph Weeks. 

Jarea W. Williams, Lancaster. 

Tristram Shaw, Exeter. 
Ira A. Ea>itman, Gilmanton. 
i IJharles G. Atherton. 
Edmund Burke, Newport* 
Tared W, Wiliianu. 



Physician. 

Lawyer. NdT. 15, 1866. 49 

Lawyer. Sept. 29,1864 . 68 

Farmer. Mar. 14, 1848. 57 
Lawyer. 

Lawyer. 



\ 



BEPBBSBNTATiyES IN 0ONOBB88. 



49 



CO 



to 
I— 



Uaverhill. Printer. 



Dover. 
Fittelield. 



Tristram Sliaw. 
Ira A. KastmaD. 

";<< Chnr!e,« G. AtliertOO* 
Edmund Burke. 
John K. Keding, 

f John P. Hale, 
Mofles Norria, jr,, 

Edmund Burke. 
John K, JUeding. 

VacftncY. 
Mosed jN orris, jr. 
Uftoe Uoolton, 
James H. Johnaon, 

Amos Tuck, 

J diaries H. Penslee, 
1 James Wilson, 
t James H. Johnson. 

Amos Tuck. 
Charles H. Peaslee. 
- James Wilson (rs.). 
Geo . W. M o rrison( IV. ) ^Manchester. 
Harry llibbard, Bath. 

' Amos Tuck. 
Charles H, Peaslee. 
J a red Perkins, Winchester. 
Harry Hibhard. 

! George W. Kittredge,Kewmarket. 
Geor^^eW. Morrison. 
Harry Hibbard. 



I 



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CO 



QO 



CO 
rH 



Manchester. 
Bath. 

Exeter. 

Concord. 

Keene. 



u 

rs 



JS 

00 



I James Pike, 
Mason W. Tappan, 
Aaron H.Gragin, 



Newmarket. 
Brad lord. 
Lebanon* 



i James Pike. 
Hason W. Tappan. 
Aaron H. Gragin. 

Gilman Marston, Exeter. 
Manon W. Tappan. 
Thomas 31. Kd\vards,Keene. 

S Gilman Marston. 
Edward H. Bollins, Concord. 
Thomas H. Edwards. 

! Daniel Marcy, Fortsmotttlk. 
Edward H. Rollins. 
James W. Patterson, Hanover, 

( Gilman Marston. 
I Edward U. BolUns. 
^ ( James W. Patterson* 

^ ^ (Jacob H. Ela, Eochester, 

.a "g w ] Aaron F. Stevens,Kashua, 

2 *!:^ ' Jacob BPTiton, Lancaster, 



JS 
*^ 

CO 

tH 

CO 

I ^ 
CO 

JS 
w 

00 
CO 

»o 



Lawyer. 

Lawyer. Jan. 11,1855. 56 



Sheriff. 
Merchant. 

Lawyer. 

Lawyer.' Sept. 20,1866. 62 
Lawyer. 



Lawyer, 
Lawyer. 



Clergyman. Oct.15,^ 62 
Physician. 



Clergyman. 

Lawyer. 

Lawyer. 



Lawyer. 

Lawyer. 

Merchant. 

Merchant. 

Teacher. 



Printer and Farmer. 

Lawj'er. 
Lawyer. 



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PAST OFFIOEUB OF N. H. IiEGlSIiATURE. 



PRESIDENTS OF TUP; SENACTE FROM 1776. 



1775 Meshech \Veare,Ham.Falls. 

1784 Woodbuiy Langdon, Torts. 

1785 John McCIary, Epsom. 
17f^7 .Joseph Gilmai), Lxeter. 
1788 John Pickering, rortsm'th. 
1790 Ebenezer 8m!tb, Meredith. 
1701 >rose^ Dow, Haverhill. 

1792 Ebenezer Smith. 

1793 Abiel F oster, Canterbury. 

1794 Oliver Peabody, Exeter. 

1795 Ebenezer Smith. 

1797 Amos Shepard, Alstead. 
18U4 Nicholas Gilman, Exeter. 
1805 Clement Storer, Portsm'th. 
1807 Samuel Bell, Chester. 

1809 Moses F. Payson, Bath. 

1810 William Plumer, Epping. 

1812 Joshua Darling, Henniker. 

1813 Oliver Peabody, Exeter. 
1813 Moses P. Payson. 

1816 William Badger, Gihnant'n 
181G Jonathan Harvey, Sutton. 

1817 Clement Storer, Portsm'th. 

1818 Jonathan Harvey. 

1828 David L. MorH],Golfttown. 

1824 Josiah Bartlett, Strathnm. 

1825 Matthew IIarvey,Hpokint'n 
1828 Kahum Parker, Fitzwilliam 
^ooQ AbnerGreenleaf, Portsm'th 

Samuel Cartland, Haverhill 

1830 Joseph M. liarper.Cant'rb'y 

1831 Samuel Cnrtland, Havorhill 
31-2 Benuing M. liean, M-boro'. 
1833 JaredW. WaUams^Lanc's^'r 



1835 Charles F. Gove, Goflstown 
1886 James Clark, Franklin. 

1837 John Woodbury, Salem. 

1838 Samuel Jones, Bradford. 

1839 Ja's McK. Wilkins, Bedford 

1840 James B.Cre!ghton,N'm'ket 

1841 Josiah Quiucy, Rumney. 

1843 Titus Brown/Francest(^^\^l. 

1844 Timothy HoskinsWrn'rlud 

1845 Asa P. Cate, Korthiield. ! 

1846 James U. Parker.Merrira'ck 

1847 Harry Hibbard, Bath. 

1849 William P. Weeks, Canaan. ! 

1850 Richard Jen n ess, Fortsm^h I 

1851 John S. Wells, Exeter. 

1853 James M. Rix, Lancaster. 

1854 Jonathan E. Sargent, Went. 
1856 William Uaile, IHnsdale. 

1856 Thomas J. Melvin, ClK»ster. 

1857 Moody Currier,Mauchester. 

1858 Austin F. Pike, FranUin. 
1S59 Joseph A.Gilmore,Coneord 

1860 George S. Towle, Lebanon. 

1861 Herman F'oster,Manche8ter 

1862 Wm. H. Y. H>aekett, Ports. 

1863 Onslow Stennis, Concord. 

1864 Charles H. Bell, Exeter. 

1865 Ezekiel A.Stra\v,M'nchest*r 

1866 Daniel Barnard, Franklin. 

1867 William T.rarkor.Morrim'k 
ISm Fjzrn A. Stevens, Porti-m'th. 

1869 John Y. Mugridge,Coucord 

1870 Katliftoifil Qotdon, Exeter. 



CLERKS OF THE SENATE FROM" 1776. 



1776 Ebenezer Thompson. 

17H6 Joseph Pearson. 

1803 Nathaniel Parker. 

1806 John A. Harper, Meredith. 

1809 Abiel Foster, Canterbury. 

1810 Henry B. Chase. 

1B13 Sam'l A. Kimball, Concord 

1816 Levi Woodbury, Portsm'th 

1817 Ichabdd Bartlett, Portsm'th 

1819 Isaac Hill, Concord. 

1 1820 William Claggett. 

1 1821 Philip Carrigain, Concord. 
11824 Moses Eastman. 

1825 Isaac Hill. 

1826 Samuel DinsraoorJr.Keene 
1828 Wra. U. Y. Hackett, Ports. 

1820 Samuel DinsmoorJr.Keene 

1831 Charles G.Atherton,Nashua 
1833 Winthrop A. Marston. 



1885 Asa Fowler, Concord. 

1841 Isaac Folsom. 

1842 Henry E.Baldwin, Ne-vport 
1844 Moody Currier,Mancheater 

1846 J. A. Richardson, Durham. 

1847 John H. George, Concord. 

1849 Francis K. Cliase, Conwar. 

1850 John H. George. 

1851 William L. Foster, Kecne. 
1853 George C. Williams, L'noas'r 
1855 George S. Barton, (>oncord. 
1857 Calvin May, jr. Gilsum. 
1859 Greenleaf CnrnmingsLisb'n 
1861 William A. Prestoii, N.Ips. 
1863 Charles H. Bartlett, Went. 
1865 Horace S.Cumming6,Exet'r 
1867 GeorgeB. FowIer,Concord. 
1869 JohiLW . Currier, Alton. 



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SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE FROM 1680. 



1684 
1092 
1693 
1(596 
1696 

1607 

1609 
1702 

(( 

u 

1703 

n 

1704 
1709 
1710 
1719 
1720 
1722 
1724 
1725 
1727 

1728 
1744 
1745 
1745 
1752 

1750 

17»il 

1766 

1771 

1770 
i« 

u 

1782 
1784 
17S5 
1789 
1791 
1793 
1794 



Richard Waldron, Dover. 

John Gilman. 

John Pickering, Portam'th 

Richard Martin. 

(ieorge Jaffrev. 

John Plai8teJ. 

George JatTrey. 

John Pickering. 

Samuel Penhallow. 

Daniel Tilton. 

Samuel Penhallow. 

John Pickering. 

John Pinkerton. 

Jolni i'ickering. 

Richard Gerry. 

.John Pickering. . 

T. U. Hanking. 

Richard Gerrish. 

Thomas Packer. 

Joshua Pierce. 

Peter Weare. 

Joshua Pierce. 

Peter Weare. 

John Plaisted. 

Nathaniel Weare, Hampton 

Andrew Wiggin. 

Nathaniel Noyes. 

Nathan Rogers. 

Ebenezer Stevens. 

Mesliech Weare, UampFalls 

Henry Sherburne. 

Peter Gilman. 

Henry Sherburne. 

Peter Gilman. i 

.fohn Wentworth. 

Matthew Thornton. 

Phillips White. 

John Langdon, Portsm'th. 

John Dudley. 

George Atkinson, Portsm'th 

John Sullivan. 

Thomas Bartlett 

William Plumer, Epping. 

Nathaniel I'oabody. 

John Prentice, Londonderry 



1795 Rnfpell Freeman, Ilnnovcr. 

1797 William I'lumer. 

1798 John Prentice. 

1805 Samuel Hell, Chester. 

1807 Charles Cutts, Portsmouth. 

1809 Geo. B. Upham,Claremont. 

1810 Charles Cutts. 

1811 Clement Storer, Portsm'th. 
1813 Tho s W.Thomp8on,Couc'd 

1815 George B. Upham. 

1816 David L. BIorril.Goflstown. 

1817 Henry B. Chase. 

1818 Matthew Harvey. Hopklnt'n 

1821 Ichabod Bartlett, I'ortsia'th. 

1822 Charles Woodman. ' • 

1823 Andrew Peirce, Dover. 
Kdmund l*arker. 

1825 Levi Woodbury, Portsm'th. 
Henry Hubbard. Charlest'n 

1828 James Wilson, Jr., Keene. 

1829 James B. Thornton. 

1830 Samuel C. Webster. 

1831 Franklin Pierce, 11 illHboro\ 
1833 Cha's G. Atherton. Nashua. 
1837 Ira A. Eastman, Gilmanton. 
1839 Moses Norris, Jr. Pittstield. 

1841 John S. Wells, Exoter. 

1842 Samuel Swasev, Haverhill. 
1844 llarrv Hibbard, Bath. 

1846 John' P. Hale, Dover. 

1847 Moses Norris, Jr. 

1848 Samuel H Ayer,Hillsboro'. 
1850 Nath'l B. liaker. Concord. 

1852 Geo.W.Kittredge.N'mark't 

1853 Jona. E. Sargent.Wentw'th 

1864 Francis R. Chase, Conway. 

1855 .lohn J. Prentiss, Clarem'nt 

1856 Edward U. Rollins.Conc'd. 
1S.j8 Napoleon B. Bryant, " 

1860 Charles H. Bell, Exeter. 

1861 Edw'd A.Rollins.Somers'th 
1863 Wm. E. Chandler.Concord. 

1865 Austin F. Pike. Franklin. 
1867 Simon G. Grifhn. Kwne. 
1869 Samuel M. Wheeler, Dover. 



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STAXIS S£CR£TABIJi;S AND TK£ASUE£RS. 



0C8BX8 OF THB ROITBS VBOX 1776. 

1842 Albert G. Allen, Salisbury 



1776 

1781 
1783 
1790 
1791 

1809 
1810 
ISVS 
1816 
1826 
1829 
18:ij 
1836 
1839 
1810 



Noah Emery, Exeter. 

John .Smith, rort>>niouth 
Jo]n] ( alfe, Ilnmpstead. 
Win. riuiner, Epplug. 
John Calfe. 
John O. Bftllard. 
Moses L. iS'ual. 
lleury Hutchiuson. 
Moses L. Keal. 
JSamuel D. BelJ. 
Jame8 Clark. 
Charles Lane, Meredith. 
Jeremiah Elkins. 
David II. Collins, 
Harry Hib bard, Bath. 



1846 Tho'8 J. Harris, Claremont. 

1847 Lewi8 Smith, llcniiiker. 
1849Tho'gJ. VVhiup]e,MereUith. 
1868 Ellery A. Bibbard« " 
1865 John H. Goodale,Manch'r. 
1857 Henry O. Kent, Lancaster. 
1860 Edward Sawyer, Dover. 
1862 Samuel D. Lord, Manch'r. 
ISCA Benjamin Cerrish,jr .Dover 

1865 Samuel D. Lord. 

1866 Cha's B. Shacklbrd, Conway 
1868 Wm. H. Patten, Mancliester. 
1870 JoftiahU.Beiiton jr JLauo'st'r 



STATE eaORKTABTES. 



1680 

1682 
1682 
in93 
1696 
1697 
1698 
1698 
1699 
1704 
1705 
1719 
1741 
1762 
1769 
1775 
1786 
1805 
1809 



Ellas Stilcman. 
Richard (•htimberlain. 
Thomas Davis. 
Thomas Newton. 
Henry Tenny. 
Charles Story. 
Henry Penny. 
SampFon Sheafe. 
Charles Story. 
Samuel I'enluillow. 
Charles Story. 
Richard Wahlron, Dover. 
Theodore Atkinson. 
Theodore AtkitiBon, jr. 
Theodore Atkinson. 
Kben. Thompson, Durham. 
Joseph Tearson, Exetei*. 
Philip Carrigain, Concord. 
Kathauiel Parker. 



IHio Samuel Sparhawk, Concord 

1814 Aibe Cady. 

1816 Samuel Sparhawk. 

1825 Richard Btu tlett. 

1829 Dudley S. ralmer. 

1831 Ralph* Metcalf, Claremont. 

1888 J osiah S t e V e n 8, j r .M e w port 

1843 Thomas 1 '.Tread well, Torts. 

1846 Geo, G. Eogg, Gilmanton. 

1847 Thomas 1'. Tread well. 
1H50 John L. Had ley, Weare. 
1855 Lemuel N. Pattee, Antrim. 
1868 Thomas L. Tullock, Ports. 
1861 Allen Tenny, Lyme. 

1865 Benjamin Gerrislijr .Dover 
1865 Walter Harriman,W;!rner. 
1867 JohnD. Lyman,Earmiugt'D 
1870 Katlian w. Gove, Concord. 



8TATB TBEABUREBS. 



1680 Richard IMartln. 

1689 Jame.s (irahum. 

1692 Richard Martin. 

1699 Joseph Smith. 

1699 Samuel I'en hallow. 

1726 George Jaffrey. 

1732 Henry Sherburne. 

1742 George JafFrey. 

1775 Nicholas Gilman. 

1783 John T. Oilman, Exeter. 

1789 William Gardner. 

1791 John T. Gilman. 

1794 Oliver Peabody, Exeter. 

1804 Nathaniel Gilman, ** 

1809 Tho^s W.ThonipBon,Conc^d 



1811 Nathaniel Gilman. 

1814 William A. Kent, Concord. 

1816 William Pickering, *• 

1828 Samuel Morril. 

1829 William Pickering. 

1830 Abner B. Kelly, Warner. 
1837 Zenas Clement, Claremont. 
1843 John At wood, New-Boston. 

1846 James Peverly, jr. Concord 

1847 John Atwood. 

1850 Edson Hill, Concord. 
1853 Walter Harriman, Warner. 
1856 William Berry, Pittsfiold. 
1867 Peter Sanborn, Cducord. 



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COUNCILORS IN NEVV-HAMPSai&fi SINCB 

1680. 

Under the Provincial finvemmmt. 



I Appoinfrd. 
!l680 .John Cutt 
I . Kichard Martyn 
William Vattffhaii 
Thomas Daniel 
John (iilraan 
Christopher Hnssef 
Kiclmrd Waldroa 
Jilias Stilemau 
Samuel Daltou 
1681 Job Clements 
Kobert Mason 
liichard VValdron, jr. 
Anthony Nutter 
Walter Barefoote 
Kichard Charaberlayne 
Nathaniel Fryer 
Kobert Billot 
John Hinekes 
Edward Randolph 
James Sherlock 
Franc'8 (^hampernoon 
Kobert Wadleigh 
Hfnr}^ Green 
1692 John Usher 

Thomas GrafTort 
John Walford 
John Jiove 
Peter Coffin 
John Gerrish 
NafliuTiiol Weare 
1607 William I'artridjre 
1088 Joseph Smith 
King.sley Hall 
{Sampson 8heafe 
Peter Weare 
1702 Samuel Penhallow 
John Plai.-Jted 
Henry Dow 
George Jaffrey 
1710 Mark H unking 
1712 John Went worth 

1715 George Vnughan 

1716 Kichard Gerrifih 
Theodore Atkinson 



1682 
1683 



1684 



1686 



1716 Shndrnrh Walton 
Geoff^c .lafl'rcv, jr. 
Richard VVibi'rd 
Thomas Weetbrook 
1719 Thomas Packer 
1722 Archibald Alci*h6adri8 
1724 John Frost 

Jotham Odiorne 
1728 Henry Sherburne 

1732 Kichard Waldrun 
Joshnft Pelrce 

Wentworth 
Theodore Atkinson 
Ephraim Den net 
Benjamin Gambling 

1733 Ellis Uuske 
Josepli Sherburne 

1739 Richard Wibird 

1740 John Rindge 
John Downing 
Samuel Smith 
Joseph Blanchard 
Sampson Sheafe 

1763 Samuel SoII.-v 
Daniel Warner 
1754 Joseph Newmarch 
1769 Mark II. Wentworth 

Jjime.-* Xevin 
1761 John ^t'elfon 
1782 William Temple 
Theo. Atkinson, jr. 
Nathaniel Barreil 

1765 Peter Livlus 

1766 Jonathiin Warner 
Daniel Rindge 
Daniel Peirce 
George Jaffrey 
Henry Sherbnme 
Daniel Kofrcrs 

1772 Peter Gilman 

Thomas W. Waldron 
Paul Wentworth 

1774 John Sherburne 
John Phillips 

1776 George Boyd 



Under the temporary Constitution, adopted Jan, 5^ 1770. 



£Iected. In office. 
1776 Meshech Weare 8 

Josiah Barflett 8 

William Whipple. . , 1 

Matthew Thornton 1 



Eloct4^d. In office. 
1776 Nathaniel Folsom i 

John Wentworth gt 

Khonezer Thompson. ... 
Wyseman Clagett 



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COUNCILORS IN N. H. 



Elected. In office. 

1776 Jonathan Blancliard 3 

Samuel Ashley 4 

Benjamin Gileat 1 

John Hard 1 

1777 Nicholas Oilman 7 

Gcorgo Atkinson 8 

Matthew Patten • 3 

Timothy Walker....* 3 

Benjamin Bellows 3 

1779 Moses Nichols 1 

Jacob Abbot 2 

Charles Johnson 1 

1780 George Atkinson 1 

John M'Clary 4 

Hattbew Thornton 1 



|£lect€<). In ofBee. 

1780 Timothy Farrar 1 

Enoch Halo 2 

Samuel Hunt 1 

Francis Worcester 1.1 

1781 George Frost d 

Woodbury Laugdou 8 

John Hale 1 

Wy8eman Clagctt 1 

Benjamin Bellows 3 

Charles Johnson 1 

1782 Jacob Abbot 2 

Timothy Farrar 2 

Thoman Spnrliawk 2 

Francis Worctbter 1 



Elected. 

1784. John M Clary 1 

Joseph Badger 1 

Moses Chase 1 

Francis Blood 1 

Nath'i Peabody 1 



Under the State CbnsfitiUion, 

In office.! Elected. In office. 

1797 Joseph Cilley 2 

Aaron Wingate 6 

Kussell Freeman 5 

1799 James Sheafe 1 

Samuel Stevens*. G 



1786 Nathaniel Peabody. 1 1800 Joseph Blanchard 2 



John Sullivan 1 

Matthew Thornton 1 

Amos Sbepard 2 

Moses Dow 2 

1786 Christopher Toppan 1 

Joshua Wentworth 1 

Robert Means. . . / 1 

1787 Jospjih (MIman 1 

Kbeiit'zer Thompson 1 

Daniel Emerson 1 

Moses Chase 1 

Jolm rickeriug. , 1 

1788 Peter Green 1 

Robert Wallace 1 

Ebenezer Smith 1 

Josiah Uic hard son 1 

William Simpson , . .1 

1789 John Pickering 1 

Ichabod Rollins 1 

Charles Barrett 1 

Sandturd Kingsbury 1 



1802 Levi Bartlett 2 

David Hough 1 

1808 William Hale , 2 

Benjamin Pierce .....6 

Daniel Blaisdel) 6 

1805 Joseph Badger 4 

Nahum Parkeif. 2 

1807 Amnsa Allen 2 

1808 Daniel Cook in 1 



William Turletou 1 

1809 Elijah Hall 8 

Pilchard Dame 2 

Samuel Uell 2 

Caleb Ellis i 

Benjamin J. Gilbert 2 

1810 Jedediah K. Smith. 4 

1811 .Nathaniel Uphaiu 2 

Ithamar Chase 5 

Jonathan Franklin..... .2 

1813 Nathan Taylor 1 

Enoch Colby .• 5 

Jonathan Freeman.'. Iil814 Samuel Quarles a 



1790 ChriHto])h( r Toj pan 11 Benjamin Pierce. ..........4 

Joseph liiid^tT 2 ISlfi Levi Jackson 2 

Robert Wallace 13 1817 John M. Page 3 

Lemuel Holmes 41 John Bell, jr 5 



Ko;4er8 1 

Q 



1791 Nathainel 

1792 Phillips White 

1798 Ebenezer Smith 2 

1794 Christopher Toppan 8 

Thomas Bellows 5 

170.T Joseph Hadiror 2 



1818 Richard IL Ayer 5 

Samuel Grant 1 

Jednthnn Wilcox 1 

1819 Aaron Matson 2 

John French .' 3 

1820 Richard Udell 3 



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Elect<>d. ' In oMc*:. 

1821 Samud Dinsmoor 1 

,1^22 Uunking IV.iihallow 2 



Elijah lielding 21844 Joslah Barllott 2 

Ezra Bartlott a / Willmm I'arkor 2 

1823 Daulel C. Atkinson 2 



Jonathan Harvey 2 

1824 Thomas C. Draw 2 

Daniel Hoit 2 

1825 Lauglcy Boardman 2 

John Wallace. 8 

Caleb Kf'ith ,,»,A 

1826 Jothniii Lord 3 

1827 Francis iS\ Fisk 2 

Andrew Fierco 2 

1828 Langloy Hoardnian. 1 

Mattbew Harvey 2 



Elt»ct«ni. lu oUiCV. 

1843 Eiyah U. Currier 2 

Frandi Ho11m>ok 2 , 



1829 Franci.'* N. Fiak 

Bennin;x M. Bean.. ..1 

Jo<('])h iloalv 8 

Stepiieii F. SVebster .2 

•18S0 Thomas K. Sawyer. 2 

Jesse Bowers 1 

1 1831 Jacob Frwse 2 

Stephen Teabody 3 



Caleb iUodgett 2 

1845 Benjamin Jenness 1 

An\os IN-rkiniJ 1 

1846 Jolin K. lb v, Exeter 2 

John ( . Young. Wolfi'boro* 1 
Samuel Jones, Bnuhord. . .2 

Jared Ferkins. Unity 8 

En OS Ferrin, llebron 2 

1847 Zebnlon Fease, Freedom.. .2 

1848 Jos. Clough, Canterbury.. .2 
Miiso Moulton, Mancbea'r.l I 
Isaac lifm, Hanover 2 ' 



2;i849 Dana Woodman, N HBiptii.2 1 

John L. lladlcy, Wean .. ..2 
Alvah Smith, Lenipst. r. . .2 

1860 Oreeuleat jUlarke. Alkinsu.a 
Blmeon wamer.WhiteJIelda i 

1861 Joseph II. Sn>ith. Dover... 2 
SaniM Bntterlield, Andovr.2 
Goo. Huntington, Walpole.i 



Samuel C. Webster. 1 1852 Moees Ealon. j r 1 



,1832 Fichard Kussell 1 

Stephen Johnson 3 



Ja'8 Batcheller, Marlboro'.2 
Ku.Hsell Cox, lL)lderness. ..2 



KathanielKix 21853 Uri Lamprey. Hampton.. ! 



1883 Samuel Cushman 2 

Job Oti.^ 3 

1834 Jacob Futile 2 

I Elijah Miller..* 2 

|1835 Ezekiel MorriU 2 

Jonathan ( Jove. 2 

1836 Sammd Tilton 2 

Bei^amin Evana : . . .2 

John Fage 1 

Samuel burns 

1837 Tristram Sliaw 2 

Leonard Blscoe. 1 

Samuel Burns..-. 1 

1838 Aloises Baker 2 

Israel liunt,jun 2 

Eno8 Stevens 2 

John Fage 1 

1839 Johu L. Elwyii 1 

•John White 8 

1840 Isaac Waldron 1 

Henry B. Uust 2 

John H. Steele 2 

Phlneas Handerson. 2 

1S41 Moses Norris, jan, 1 

1842 Cyru.« Barton 1 

Samuel U. Berrv 2 

• aames McK. Wllklns 2 

Samuel Egerton 1 

Jamea H. Johnson. . . . .^^^2 



Abel Haley, Tuftonl)oro'. i> 
Zebediah Shattuck.Kajshvlel 



bedi 

1864 KaMk Hill, Concord 1 

Stephen Smith» Mason. . . .2 

Dan'l M. hmith, Lemp«ter.l 
Thomas Merrill, En field. . .1 

1855 John Dame, ForU^mouih. .2 
N.V.Whitehonse^Rooh'teri , 
Milon C.McClure,Chnvmt2 
Wm. Tenney. Hanover 1 

1856 Tho's Cogswell.Oilmautou.l 
Rich'd li.Me8eer,NLondn.2, 
Tho's Merrill 1 

1857 Wm. U. H. Bailev, ('onc d.2 
Kicholas V. Whitehouse. .1 

Allen (iiftin, Marlow 2 

Dan'l Uogers, CohnnMsi. . .1 i 

1868 Tho's L. Whitton, WoU bo.2 | 
John N.AVorc^>9ter, Hollj.^ 2 | 
Aurin M. Chase,Wbitefield 2 i 

1869 Hoi^d r. Ciark,Londond'ry.2 
Kobert El well, Lftngdon...2 
Orrws Eastman, Littleton.. 1 

1860 Daniel Sawyer, Alton.... 2 
Aloody Currier, Manehesr..2i 
D R. Burnham,Flymonth 2 ' 

1861 Kich-dF.J.Tenney,l'itt8ri<l 2 
Cha'fi h\ Brooks, Wfitmrel a. L' 



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Elected. In office. 

1862 Olivor Wjfiti, Dover 1 

Oliver riilsbury, Heimiker.2 
Ethan Colby, Oolebrook. . .1 

1863 J(^hii VV. Noves, Chester.. .2 
John W. Sanboni,Wktiel(l.l 
Cha'8 II. E[U5tmaii,Clromnt.2 
Levi Farker 1 

1864 John M. Brackett, Wolfeb.2 
Leonard Chase, Milford. . .2 
David Culver, Lyme 2 

1865 HortonD. Walker, Porsmh 2 
John H. £lUott« Keene. . . .2 



Elected. * In office. 

1866 Benj. J. Cole, Gilford 2 

Isaac Spalding, iNa^hua. . ..2 
Luther B. Hostdns.Lymanl 

1867 Wm. C. ratten, Kingston. 2 
Wm. E. Tutherly,Claremt 2 
Hazen Bedel, Colebrook.. .2 

1868 Charles Jones, ^lilton 2 

Moses A. lfod<rd(ni, Weare2 

1869 Moses Humphrey, Concord 
Samuel W. liale, Keene — 

• Nathan H.Weeks,Woodst'k 

1870 Ezra Gould, Sandwich. 
Daniel Barnard, Franklin. 



RAIIiROAD C031M1SSI0XERS. 

Appointed by Governor and Council. 
Charles J. Fox, Nashua, 1888 ] Titus Brown, 

Harvey lluntooiu Unity, '45 i Elijah Currier, 
Titus Brown, Fraiicestown, '45 i Janie.« Weeks, Lanoa<;ter, 

Asa 1'. Cate, Northrteld, 



1847 

'48 
'49 
'49 



Stephen W.De8rbom,£xeter/49 



Elijah Currier, Newton, '45 
Greenleaf CUrk, Atkinson, '46 
Samuel Gariield, Langdon, >46 

Board cenHsU vf three mem hers. One elected each pHar /or term 

of three years. 



Francis H.Lyford,Manchest'r'65 
Greenleaf Cummings, Lisbon, '66 
Jeremy O. Nute. Farmingt'n, '67 
i Arcliibald H.Duijlnp.ll|^shua,'58 
j Merrill C. Forrest, Bemn, '69 
t .lereraiah C.Tilton,Sanb'rnt'n*60 
J . r. F . Hun t, Manchester, '61 
Dixi Crosby, HanoTer, '62 



David n.B«flrum,Som'rsw'rth '63 
Ferson C. Cheney, Pete) boro' '64 
Milan W. Harris, Dublin, '65 
Geo. W. Savage, Alton, 
Jesse Gault, Hooksett, 
James W. Johnson, Enfield, 
Samuel D Quarleti, Ossipee, 
Charles P. Gage, Kashua, 



'66 
'67 
'68 
'69 
'70 



Vote of NcTP^IIniupflliirc for, and nntnes of, Klco« 
tors oT ProHideiBt and Vice-President. 

1788. Whole vote 20,142. No person having the requisite 
{ number of votes for a .choice, the Legislature, Jan. 7, 1789, made 
' choice of BenJ. Bellows, John Fickering, Ebenezer Thompson, 
I John Sullivan, and .lolm Barker, Fe(fs., xhcy having the largest 
j number of votes. They cast their votes for George Washington, 
I Va., and John Adams, Mass., who were subsequently elected 
I Prpsident and Vice-President. 

179^2. Wliole vote, 25.5(>4. The following persons were 
I chosen : Josiah Bartlett, John Taylor Gilman, Jonathan Freeman, 
'4ohn Pickering, Benj. Bellows, and Ebenezer Thompson, Feds. 
Their votes were cast for George Washington and John Adams, 
jPre.^^ident and Vice-Prcsidont. 

1796. Whole vole, 4.374. The following persons were chosen : 
!«OHver Peabody. Jolm Taylor Gilman, Ben). Bellows, Timothy 
Farrar, Ebenezer Thompson, and Timothy Walker. Feds. Their 
votes were cast for John Adams, Mass., and Oliver Ellsworth, 
Conn. John Adams, and Thomas Jeirer8on,Va., were subsequent- 
ly elected President and Vice-President. 



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J^^L"'^'" /»■■) ing from' 8,905 to 9 T 'V'''"'' ^"'^*'<-l 



bv votos varying from 8 m to ^ nRg t}°''' "''''^^^ 
Thomas Jefft-rson. and Geow (linfon v"'?-"'", <<>r 



I 



miah Smitli, Oliver l"cabodv Tlmi; ' ?i*'^ >3.»il- Jore- 

by votes varving froi 13 9^ to 14 Sj? t^''"' ' oli-cted, 

1- arrar, IJenjamin West, Cal^b Fl) '?>'"'■• J'n'f'by 
I'eda., were elected hv vnina • v""" •'onallinn Franklin 
cast their vo' cs'for^ie\v\Tt'Vmo|'T^^ They, 
^ icc-rpideut. Jared Ingorsoll Pen?" ^'^f.^^P"^' f^>r 
Ma<^8., 1. James Madisoii and FlhrM^^^^^ Elbndgo Gerry,! 

K- , . , on Gorry were subsequent: 



They cast their votes for James' Monrnn'x^n^ "'h""'i\ ^'^'ctea. 
Daniel D.Tompkins, N V ViV^ rvo^; i Y^ ' President, and 

1S20. Whole vote; about 0 4^^^^^^ 
Samuel Dinsmoor. Kzra Bar lett 'd^^^ f'i^k, 
Ja^s Smith, and NathM^Shannon M^nV r^^^^ iVndextor 
varying from 9,061 to 9,4ll ^ ov ca^t fi^n ''^"^ ^""^^ ^^^''^ ^otos 
James Monroe, 7; John Ou nev AHni ""^^IJ^*'** 
President, Daniel D TnnJ;^?- "'^ -A^^V!^ ^^a^l- L For Vice- 



President, Darnel' D. Tompkins^ 7^ T'l ^^^^ Vicj: 

^nd Tompkins were elected Kush, Penn., 1., 

. Whole^vote. ab^uf V' 1^' llL^.^Lyi^^I^resident. 



lStJ4. Whole vo e. aboutTsgq" Vn.ZTi! ^i^o-President 
Samuel Quarlcs. Wm. Fisk Abel pArVn badger, 
and Moses White, n^ceived S^^^^^^^^ ^^V^^'' in 

8.869 to 9,389. Thei,- vo[^s were^a^l %r Ll^^""?: ^^''^'"^ 
I President; Ibr Vice-Prendent John r rZ\u "^^^''^^'^^r Adams, 
, Jackson, 1. Adams and Ca^ ih!l?""' ^; 'I AndreW 

' 1 Whole vote. 45 04C XnT.tcS -""^^equently elected, 

eral vote, 24,124; Kenub ican voM^^ Fed-i 
Quaries. Sam'l Sparhawk Wili;«m i Sullivan, Sam^r 

Woolson Ezra Bartle?tT and ' Wm L%^^^^ Parker Tho's 

Their votes were cast for John OiIVn^T^A^^' ^^^^ chcied. 

Kush, ofPenn. ViceVroH'f iV.i.r^ Vren't, and Kich'd 

vnfo 1Q r.07 n • vV. ' Democratic vote, 26 2fiQ. 



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1836. Wliole vote, 24,930. Jonatlian Harvey, Isaac Waldron, 

iij«traiii iSliaw, 8tepficn (Jalc, Jotiiali liussell, Gawin (Jilmore, and 

ib^nezer Carlton, /Jems., were elected by voted varying from 
to 18,722. Their votes were cast for Martin Van Buren, 

•resident, and RicliardU. Johnson, Ky.,Yioe-Fre8ident, who were 
ubsequentlv elected. 

Whole vote, 59,022. Democratic vote, 32,071; Whig 

ote, 2G,4»4. John W. Week?, Stephen Terlty, Samuel Hatch, 
indrew Tierce, Jr., John Scott, Fiancia Holbrook, and Samuel 
lurns, Dems^ were elected. They cast their votes for Manin 
'an Biiren, Prerident, and Richard M. Johnson, Vice-rresident, 
jubsequently William H. llarristm, Ohio, and John Tyler, Va.. 
rere olfcted President and Vice-I'resideut. 

1844. Whole vote, 48,976. Democratic vote, 27,016: Whig 
ote, 17,776; Free Soil voto, 4,152. William Badger, John McNioI, ] 
ajjah E. Currier, Isaac Halo, Elijah Sawyer, and John L. Vni- 
mm, Demn., were elected. They cast their votes for James K. 
*olk and George M. Dallas, who were subsequently elected Tresi- 
lent and Vice-President. 

Whole vote, 61,204. Democratic veto, 27,762; Whig 
•ote, 14,789; Free Soil vote, 7,559. Samuel Tilton, Jesse Bowert;, j 
Fa's U. Smith, Jonathan l-iastman, Richard II. Ayer, and Simeon 
Variier, Dems,, were elected. Thev cast their votes for Lewis 
7as9, President, and William O. Butler, Vice-President. Subst»- 
(uently, Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore were elected Presi- 
ient and Vice-President. 

Whole vote, 51,022. Democratic vote, 28,884; Whig 
roie, 15,540; Free Soil vote, 6,568. llcnry Hubbard, Samuel Jones, 
Fabez A. Douglas, Sam'l Webster, KathU B. Baker, JJems ,elected. 
rhey cast their votes for Franklin Pierce and William R. King, 
vho M'cre piibsequenlly elected President and Vice-President. 

1S;10. Whole vote, 71,556. Republican vote, 38,345; Demo- 
jraiic vote, 32,789; Whig vote, 422. VVm. H. H. liailev, Tho's L. 
V^hitton, Daniel Clark, John H. White, and Thomas M. Edwards, 
ffeps., elect d. They cast thoir votes for John C. Fremont, Presi- 
leut, and \Vm. L. Dayton, Vice-President. Subsequently James 
iUichanau and John 0. Breckenridge were elected President and 
nce-President. 

i860. Whole vote, 65,953. Republican vote, 87,519; Demo- 
jratic vote (Douglas), 25,881— ( Breckenrid;:c), 2,112; Anion'cnn, 441. 
John Sullivan. Ebenezer Stevens, Duvid Gillis, Kathaiiiel ToUes, 
md Daniel HltiiBdeUy Repft., elected. They cast t heir votes for 
\braham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin, who W6re subsequently 
jlected President and Vice-President. 

1NG4. Whole vote. 69,630. Republican vote. 36,593; Demo- 
iratic vote, 33,037. William H. Y. Hackett, Daniel M.Christie, 
Arcliibald H. Dunlnp, Allen (iitfin.and Henry O. Kent, AV;).*?., elects 
?d. They cast their votes lor Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John- 
jon, who were anbsequently elected President and Vice-President. 

1S«8. Whole vote, 69,426. Republican vote. 38,191; Demo- 
jratic vote, 31,224. Scat. 11. Amo<3 T'nnl, Joel itastman, Mason 
VV. i appan, Kdward L, Uoddard, Albert M. Shaw, lltps., elected, 
riiey cast their votes for Ulysses 6. Grant and Schn^Ier Col&x, 
(vho were snhseqneoitly elected President and Viee-PresideBt. 



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1784. 

Meshech Weare was probably 
unanimously ekoted. as no vote 

is recorded. The chiof ina«;i*:- 
tratcs were called ** President" 
from 1784 to 1793. Then the term 
" Governor" was substitiited. 

178o. 

Tarty distinction did not prob- 
ably exist at thig time. Subse- 
mienllv, the terms Federalist and 
/?r'/>?z!>//c*a», designated party di- 
visions, and the leadin^^ candi- 
dates voted for are classed by 
their after party affiliations. 
Whole vote, 7,079 
Requisite for choice^ 8,640 
Scatterinf?, 8^ 
Josiah Biirtlett, 720 
John Sullivan, 777 
Joli n Lnn jcdon , ^i?epM5/fCrt?i,2,497 
George Atkinson,^dem^<,2Jo5 

*£lected by Senate. 

1786. 

Wholo vote, 8,r)87 

Reqni-site lor choice, 4,284 1 
Scattering, 658 1 

John LimL'doD, Bep,, 3,000 

John Sullivan, Fed., 4,309 

1787. 

Whole vote, • 9,907 

Requisite for choice, 4,954 

Samuel Livormore, 603 

Josiah Bartlett, 628 

John Langdon, 4.034 

J ohn Sullivan,* Fed,, 4,042 
^Elected by Senate. 

1788. 

Whole vote, 8,840 

Requisite for choice, 4,419 

Scatterinir, 1,053 

Jolui Sullivan, Fed.^ 8,;jG0 

John Langdon, Hep., 4,421 

1769. 

Whole vote, * 8,534 

Re(|ni«ite forchotce, 4,2^57 
Scattering, 832 
JoFhua Wentwoi til, 89 
Josiah Burtlett, 968 

Jolui rickorin,'?, nep*, 8,488 

John Sullivan,* /^ert., 8,667 
•Elected by Senate. 



7,762 
8.881 

628 J 
1,67<; 

8,189 



8,679 
8,891 

8,889 
S97 
8,092^ 

9,854 

7<» 

708 

1,30^; 

7,388, 



1790. 

Whole vote, 
Requi^ite fur ch<»ice. 
Scattering, 

Josiah Hart let t,* Rep., 
JoHbua Wentworth. Ikp 
John Pickering, Fed., 
•Elected by Senate. 

1791. 

WTiole vote, 

Scattering, 

Josiah Bartlett, Rep., 
1792. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 
Josiah Bartlett, Rtp*, 

1798. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 
Timothy Walker, 
John Taylor Gilraan, 

John Lnn<^d(>n. Hcjy., 
Josiah ISartletr, Hep., 

1794. 

Whole vote, 
Scfttrteri ng, 

John Taylor Gilmaa, Fed,, 7,'^i§ 

Whole vote. 
Scattering. 

John T. Oilman, Fed., 
1796. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 

John T. (iihnan, Fed,, 
1797. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 

John T. tiilman, Fed,, 
1708. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 
Jolm Laupdon, 
I'imothy Walker, 
Oliver reabody, Bep>, 
John T. Qilman* Fed,, 
1799. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 

Jt)hn T. Gilman, Fed., 



10,470 
2,841 



9,440 
9,340 I 



10,77o 
2,906 
7,8091 

10,823 i, 
1.196 
9,626 1 

02,153 ' 
469 
364 
734 i 
1,189 ;L 
9,897 



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1800. 

Whole vote, 
Seattering, 

Timothy walker, 7?ep., 
John T. Oilman, Fed», 

1801. 

Wbole vote, 

Scattering, 

Timothy Walker, Jiep., 
John X. Gilman, Fed,, 

1802. 

Whole vote. 

Scattering, 

John Laiigdon, J^cp., 
John T. Oilman, Fed., 

Whole Yote, 

Scattering, 

John Langdon, Bep., 

John T. Gilman, Fed,, 

1804. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 

John Lan^don, JRep., 
John T. (iiiman, Fed,, 

1805. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 

John T. Gilman, Fed,, 
John Langdon, i^ej^., 

1806. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
Oliver Peabodv, 
Jeremiah Smith, 
John T. Gilman, Fed., 
Timothy Farrar, Fed., 
John Langdoo, 

1807. 

Whole vote, 

Scattering, 

John Langdon, Rep,, 

1808. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 

John T. Gilman, Fed., 
John Langdon, Hep., 

1809. 

Whole vote. 

Scattering, 

John Langdon, Jiep., 

Jeremiah Smith, Ped,, 



16,762 
861 
6,039 
10,86^ 

16,639 
492 
5,249 
10,898 

19,166 

86 
8.753 
10,377 

21,817 

48 

9,011 
12,263 

24,282 

12,009 
12,246 

28,443 
59 
12,287 
16,097 

20,573 
265 

902 
1,553 
1,720 
16,277 

16,861 
2,949 
13^912 

15,899 
1,997 
1,261 

12,641 

80,9P3 
132 
15,241 
16,610 



1810. 

Whole vote, * 31,576! 

Scattering, 84 

Jeremiah Smith, Fed,, 16,166 

John Xiangdon, S^,, l€,$26 

1811. 

Whole vote, • .83,096 

Scattering, * 66 

Jeremiah Smith, Fed., 14,477 

John Langdon, Jb^i., 17,664 

1812. 

Whole vote, 81,982 

Requisite for choice, 15,992 

Scattering, 877 

William Plnmer,* 16,498 

John T. Gilman, Fed., 16,618 
♦Elected by Legislature. 

1813. 



Whole vote 


85.729 


Scattering, 


212 




17 410 






1814. 




Whole vote, 


88,562 


Scattering, 


73! 


William rlumer, Rep., 
John T. Oilman, J^ed,, 


18,794 


19,696 


V 1815. 




Whole vote, 


86,194 


Scattoriii^?, 


881 


William I'lumer, Rep,, 


17,799, 


John T. Gilman, Fed,, 


18,357 


1816. 




Whole vote. 


38,407 j 


Scattering, 


75 


JameH Shoafe, Fed., 


17,994 


William rlumer, Rep., 


20,838 


1817. 




Whole vote, 


85,375 


Scattering, 


112 


Josiah Bertlett, 


539 


Jeremiah Mason , /led,, 


3,007 


James Sheafe, Fed., 


12,029 


William Plumer, Rep., 


19,088 


1818.. 




Whole vote, 


81,465 


Scattering, 
William Hale, /-erf., 


922 


5,019 


Jeremiah Mason, Fed., 


6.850 


WilUam Plumer, Rep., 


18,674 



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61 



Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
William Hale, Fed,, 
Samuel BeU, Hep., 

U20. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
Samnel Bell, S^., 

1821. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 
Samuel ifell, Hep,, 



24,265 
1,844 

18,7(31 

24.771 
2,659 
22,212 

24,448 

1,866 
22,582 



23.980 
1,046 
22,d34 



29,943 

240 
12.718 



Whole vote» 
Scattering, 
Samuel liell, Jiep., 

1828. 

Woodbnty was eleoted over 
Dinsmoor, the tegfUpir nomioee 
of his party. 
Whole vote» 
Scattering, 

Samuel Dinsmoor, Rep., 
Levi Woodbury, Hep,, 

1824. 

About this time, the Federal 

party having ceased to exist, 
the contending political interests 
rallied about inaividuai men, and 
though not differing matenally 
in principle, espoused the cause 
of Jachh'on, or Adams, contest- 
ants lor the I'rci^identidl chair. 
They were recognized as Jackson 
nien,or Democratic Kopublicans, 
and Adams meii^ or NationaJ, Re- 
publicans ; and these contests be- 
came more intensely bitter than 
any known in American poll tics. 
Whole vote, 80.848 
Requisite fbr ebolee, 15,175 
Scattering, 3,708 
Levi Woodbury, Jackson, 11,741 
David L. Morril,* Adams, 14,899 
^Elected by Legiilatare. 



Whole vote, 29,729 

Scattering, 563 
David L. Morril, -^Idams, 29,1GG 



Whole vote, 80,251 
Scattering, 285 
Bei^amin Fierce, Jaeikmm, 12,287 
Dtkwidh.Uotsn,Adaim, 17,678 



Whole vote, 
Scatterin 



1887. 



27.411 
1.187 



David L, Morril, Adams, 2,£21> 
Benjamin PJeroe, Jackmm, 28,695 



Whole vote, 89,807 
Scatteriug, 76 
Benjamin Pierce, Jackim, 18,672 
JobA BeU, Adams, Sl»l49 



Whole vote, . 42,246 
Scattering, 48 
John Bell, Adams 19,683 
Bepjamin Fierce, JatMtm^ Vijm 

1888. • 

Whole vote, 42,441 
Scattering, 187 
Timothy Upham, Adams, 19,040 
Matlhew Ilarvev,* /acA-., 28.214 
*Re6igned,aiid Joseph M. Har- 
per, Fret, of Senate, aeting gov- 
ernor. 

1881. 

Whole vote, ' 42,294 
Scattering, 110 
Ichabod Bartlett, Adams, 18,681 
Samuel Dinsmoor, Joick,, 28,503 

1S82. 

Whole vote, 39,233 
Scattering. 146 
Ichabod Bartlett, Adams, 14,920 
Samuel Dinsmoor, Jack,, 24,167 

1888. 

Whole vote, 33,476 
Scattering. 1.240 
Arthur Livcrmore, Adams, 3,96*J 
Samuel Dinsmoor, Jack*, 28,27 7 

1884. 

In the Presidential eompaign 

of 1832, Andrew Jack80u uiid 
Henry Clay being the rival can- 
didates, the party supporting 
Jackion were termed JDemo- 
crats; that suppoitisip Clay were 
termed Whigs, 

Whole vote, 80,173 
Scattering, 1,681 
WilUam Badser, Dan., 28,642 

1898. 

Whole vote, 40,fKH) 

Scattering, . 308 

Joseph Healey, Whig, 14,895 

William Badger, -Dm., 26 J6' 



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1886. 

Whole vote, 30,925 

Scattering, 1,111 

George SulllTan 2,S44 

Joseph Healev, Wh$u, 2.500 

ImacHili,i>e';/i., 24,904 

1887. 

Whole vote, 24,532 

Scattering, 1,156 

Geor/ye Sullivan, 468 

Joseph IleaU^y, Whig, 557 

Isafte Hill, Dam., 22,361 

1888. 

Whole vote, 54,570 

Scattering, 198 
James Wilson, Jr., JFAt^r, 26,675 

Isaae Hill, Dem., 28,687 

1889. 

Whole vote, 64,601 

Scattering, 155 

James Wilson, Whig, 23,928 

Jobn Fage,jDaii., ^ 80,518 

1840> 

Whole vote, " 60,799 

Scattering, 562 

Rnos Stevens, Whig, 20,716 

JoLin i^ge, Dem., 29,621 

1841. 

Aftpr the Presidential election 
of 1840, the Abolition or Free 
Sml party began to develop, in 
opposition to the Old partirs. 

Whole vote, 61,689 

Scattering, 70 

Daniel Holt. F. ST., 1,2T3 

Euos Stevenp, yrAi^r* 21,230 

John Page, 2><'r?? , 29,116 

Whole vote, 48,104 

Scattering, 858 

Daniel Hoit, F. S., 2,812 
Jolm H. White, /uc?. i>m., 6,869 

Enos Stevens, Whig, 12,234 

Henry Hubbard, Dm,, 25»88i 

Whole vote, 44,583 

Scnttering, 88 

Daniel Hoit, F. S., 3,402 
John 11. White, Ind.Dem., 5,497 

Anthony Colby, Whig, 12,551 

Henry Hubbard, Dem., 23,050 

Whole vote, 48.692 
Scatterine. ' 201 
John H. White, /n(i.Z)em., 1,988 



Daniel Hoit, F. S., 5,767 
Anthony Colby, Whig, 14,750 
John U. Steele, Dem,, 25,986 

1845. 

Whole vote, 45,766 

Scattering, 994 

Daniel Hoit, F. S., 5.786 

Anthony Colby, Whig, 16 679 

John U. Steele, J)em„ 28,406 

1846. 

Whole vote, ' 55,194 
Kequisite for choice, 27,598 
Scattering, ' 568 
Nathaniel S. Berry, F. S., 10,379 
Antliony Colby,* Whig, 17,707 
Jared W. Wil Jiams, 26,740 
*Bleoted by Legislature. 

1847. 

Whole vote, ^ 60,500 
Scattering, 54 
^^athaniel S. Berry. F. S,» 8,531 
Anthony Colby, Whig, 21,109 
Jared W. WiUiams, X)m., 80,806 

18^. 

Whole vote, ' 61,642 
Scattering, 468 
Nathaniels. Berry, P,3., 28,829 
Jared W. Willinm?, 82,246 

1S49. 

Whole vote, 66,033 
Scattering, 117 

Nathaniel 8. Berry, F"S., 7,045 
Levi Chnmbcrlnin. Whig, 18,764 
SamlDiiismoor, Jr. Dem. 30,107 

1850. 

Whole vote, 55.789 

Scattering, 54 
Nathoniol S. Berry, F. S., 6,472 
Levi Chamberlain, Whig, 18,512 
Samuel Dlnsmoor, Jr.l>emi80,751 
. 1851. 

Whole vote, 5f^,ni 
Ueqiiisite for choice, 29.056 
Scattering, 179 
John Atwood, X 8., 12,049 
Thomas K. Sawyer, 7r///<7, 18.458 
Sam'l Din^raoor,Jr.*/>ewi. 27,426 
*Klected by Legislature, 

1852. 

Whole vote, 60, 105 

Scattering, 269 
John Atwood, F, S„ 9,479 
Thoiiiaft E. Sawyer, 7rAt^,19«860 
Koah Martin, X>em., 80,807 



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6%,m 

47 
7,995 
17,690 
80,984 

67,931 
122 

11,080 
16,941 



I 1868. 

, Whole vote, 
' Sciitteriuff, 

Jolui 11. White, F. S.j 

James y>oU, Whiffy 

:Noiih Martin, Ihm., 

1854. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
Jared Perkins, F. S,, 
James Itell, Whifj^ 
Kathaniei 13. l{aker,Z)e»i., 29,788 

1865. 

At this time a party staled 

Know Nothing, or American, 
Fiiddcnly developed itself by 
secret orgauizatiou, aud existed 
two y^aro. 

Whole votei 64,690 

Scatterinnr, 193 
Asa i owier, F, S., 1,237 
James Bell, Whig, 8,486 
Nathaniel B. Baker,Z)em., 27,0,-5 
Ralpli Metcali; Amer., 82,769 

1866. 

Whole vote, 66,703 
Req nisite for choice, 88,862 

Scattering, 193 
Ichabod Goodwin, Whio, 2,360 
John S. Wells. J)em., 32,031 
Ralph Metcalf,* Amer., 82,119, 
♦Elected by Legislature. 

Tn the Presidential election of 
1856, the Whig, Free Soil and 
American party organizations 
were abandoned, and a new 
party, called Ttepiibficav, was 
formed from them, in opposition 
to the Democratic party. 

1867. 

Whole vote, 65,882 
Scattering, 452 
John S. Wells, Dem.. 31,214 
William Haile,i?ei7UMican> 34,216 

1868. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
Asa F. Cate, Dem., 
William Halle, Ifep,^ 

1869. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 
Asa F. Cate, Dem., 
Ichabod Goodwin, Sep,, 



67,963 
72 
81,679 
86,212 

69,150 
27 
82,802 



Icjia l 



VOTE H. 03 

1890. 

Whole vote, 71,603 
Scattering, 22 
Asa P. Cate, Dm,, 83,644 
Ichabod Goodwin, Jr<3i., 88,087 

1861. 

Whole vote, 67,142 
Scattering, 42 
George Stark, Dem., 31,452 
Nathaniel S. lUrry, Sep., 86,467 

1862. 

Whole vote, 62,470 
Scattering, 45 
Paul J.Wheeler,/nd.2)em., 1.7(>.' 
George Stark, Dem., 28,5(l«? 
Nathaniel Berry, Sep., 83,1^0 

1863. 

Whole TOte, 66,643 
Requisite for choioe, 88»972 

Scattering, 363 
Wal t e r 11 arri mtkujnd. Dem . 4 ,372 
Joseph A. Gllraore,*i?<!p., 2it,C':i.j 
Ira A. Eastman, Dew., 32,888 
♦Elected by Legislature, 
1864. 

Whole vote, 68,425 

Scattering, 71' 
Edw. W. ilarrington,/)m. 31,34o 
Joseph A. Ciihnore, Jicp.i 37,006 

1865. 

Whole TOt«, 62,219! 

Scattering. 57 
luhv.W. H;irrington,/>c/;i. 28,017 
Frcdtrick Smyth, Hep., 34,145 

1866. 

Whole vote. 

Scattering, 

John (i. Sinclair, Dem., 
Frederick Smyth, litp.f 

1867. 

Whole vote. 
Scattering, 

John G. Sinclair. J)^7n., 
Walter Harrlman, liepn 
1868. 

Whole vote, 
Scattering, 
John G. Sinclair, 2>em., 87,260 1 
Walter Harriman, Sep.^ 89,778 

1869. I 

Whole vote, ' 67,829 1 
Scattering, 42 

John Bedel, Dem., 32,o,v; 

Onslow Stearns, i^ep., 35,77:: 



65,n3s 
IS 

3t>,4.S4 
36,136 ' 

68,608 ' 

136 , 
32,663' 
86,8091 

77,or,s 
80 



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1870. 

In the campaign of 1870, a 
political Temperance party was 
organized, presenting nearly, if 

not quite, a completeiist of nom- 
inations for Stato and County 
officers. It drew its vote chiefly 
from the Kcpublicftn organiza- 
tion. Also, another party ap- 
peared, termed "Labor JReform," 
mainly under the leadership of 
DemocratB and disaflfected He- 
publicans. It "expected'* to 
defeat the dominant party, and 
gain adherents enough from the 



trvo old parties to eive their can- 
didates a constitutional present- 
ment before thd Legislature. ' JiA 
vote, however, amounted to lit- 
tle more than a division of the 
Democratic strength, as will be 
seen'lijr obeervinff the TotSevlbr 
GovcrBor, CoimetiorB and 8eii»> 
tors. 

\Thole vote, 67,888 
Scattering, 85 
Lorenzo 1). Barrows, Temp,, 986 
Samuel Flint, Lah. Reform, 7,870 
John Bedel, Z)<>m., 24.992 
Onslow Steams, Hep., 8^,456 



•t»e 1T75* 



1776,— April 21. 
1775,— May 17. 



Adjoara«4. 

May — , 1775. 
Sept. 2, 1775. 



JKo. daja. 
109 

17 



Wben held 

Exeter, 



HOUSE OF BXPBSSBlITATIVBa FOR THS OOLOXY. 



1775, -Doc. 21. 

1776, — March 6. 
1776,— June 5. 
1776,— Sept. 4. 



Jan. 27, 1776. 38 

March 23. 1776. 18 

July 6. 1776. 82 

Sept. 20, 1776. 84 



fixeter. 



SBSBIONS OF THS STATE LEaiBLATUU. 



1776,— Oct 16. 
1776,— Not; 27. 

1776, -^Dec. 18. 

1777, — March 12. 

June 4. 
July 17. 
Sept. 17. 
Nov. 5. 
Dec. 17. 

1778, — Feb. 11. 

May 20. 
Aug. 12. 
Oct. 28. 
Deo. 16. 



Oct 19, 1776. 
]>6e.48, 1776. 
Jan. 18, 1777. 
April 12. 
June 28. 
July la. 
Sept. 27. 
Nov. 29. 
Jan. 3, 1778. 
March 14. 
May 23. 
Aug. 22. 
Nov. 28. 
Bee. d6. 



4 
17 

82 
32 
25 

8 
11 
25 
18 
82 

4 
11 

n 



Exeter. 



Portsmouth. 



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65 



1779, —March 10. 

June 16. 
Oct. 20. 

1780, — Feb. 9. 

April 19. 
June 7. 
Oct. 11. 
Deo. 20. 

1781, — March U. 

June 13. 
Aug. 22. 
Kov. 7. 
Dec. 19. 

1782, — March 13. 

June 11. 
Sept. 10. 
N07. 12, 
Dec. 18. 

1783, — Feb. 12. 

June 10. 
Oct. 28. 
Dec. 17. 

1784, — March 30. 

June 2. 
Oct. 20. 

1785, — Fob. 9. 

June 1. 
Oct. 19. 

1786, — Feb. 1. 

June 7. 
Sept. 6. 
Dec. 13. 

1787, — June 6, 

Sept. 12. 
Dec. 5. 

1788, -^aii. 28. 

June 4. 
Nov. 5. 
Dec. 24. 
1780,'-June3. 
Dec. 23. 

1790, — June 2. 

1791, ^aQ. 6. 

June 1. 
Nov. 30. 

1792, — tlune G. 

Nov. Si. 
1798,— June 5. 

Dec. 25. 
1704, — Juue 4. 

Dec. 16. 
1^96,— June 3. 

Dec. 2. 
1796,— .June 1. 

Nov. 23. 
i 1797,— June 7. 
' Nov. 22. 



April 3. 
June 26. 
Jan. 1, 1780. 
March 18. 
April 29. 
June 29. 
Nov. 11. 
Jan. 27, 1781. 
April 7. 
July 4. 
Sept. 1. 
Nov. 29. 
Jan. 18, 1782. 
March 27. 
June 27. 
Sept. 14. 
Nov. 28. 
Doc. 28. 
March 1. 
June 21. 
Nov. 8. 
Jan. 3, 1784. 
April 17. . 
June 15. 
Nov. 11. 
Feb. 25. 
June 24. 
Nov. 10. 
March 4. 
June 27. 
Sept. 23. 
Jan. 18. 1787. 
Juno 30. 
Sept. 29. 
Deo. 15. 
Feb. 18. 
June 18. 
Nov. 18. 
Feb. 7, 1789. 
June 19. 
Jan. 20, 1790. 
June 19. 
Feb. 18. 
Juno 17. 
Jan. 6, 1792. 
June 22. 
Dec. 28. 
June 21. 
Feb. 22, 1794. 
June 21. 
Jan. 16, 1795. 
June 15. 
Jan. 1. 1796. 
June 17. 
Deo. 16. 
June 22. 
Doc. 21. 



25 




11 




74 




89 




11 




28 




82 


Portpmouth. 1 


89 


Kxeter. 


25 




22 




11 




23 




81 




15 


Concord. 


17 




5 




12 


Exeter. 


11 


Fortsmooth. 


18 


Kjfeter. 


12 


Concord. 


12 




18 




19 


Exeter. 


14 


Concord. 


21 


Portsmouth. 


17 


Connorii. 


24 


Porti^mouth. 


28 


Concord. 


32 


Port.« mouth. 


21 


C<>nc(»rd. 


18 


Kxoter. 


37 


Portsmouth. , 


25 


('oncord. 


18 


Charlostowii. 


11 


rort&niouth. . 


22 




15 


Concord. 


9 




46 


Exeter. 


17 


Concord. 


85 


' Portsmouth. ' 


18 


Concord, i 


46 


! 


17 




88 


Portsmouth. 


17 


Dover. 


88 


Exeter. 


17 


Concord. 


60 


Exeter. 


18 


Amherst. 


82 


Concord . 


16 


llftuovor. 


31 


Concord. , 


17 


Exeter. ' 


24 


Concord. 1 


16 
80 


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17d8,--June 6. 
Nov. 21. 

1799, — June 6. 

Deo. 4. 

1800, — Jun6 4. 

Nov. 19. 

1801, — June 3. 

1802, -^uiie 2. 

1803, — June 1. 

Nov. 23. 

1804, — June 6, 

Nov. 21. 
1806,— Juno 5. 

Doc. 4. 
1806.— June 4*. 
1807»— June 8. 

Cotninenccd. 

1808, — June 1* 

Nov. 23. 

1809, — June 7. 
! 1810 —June 6. 

1811— June 5. 

1812, -June 8. 

Nov. 18. 

1813, — June 2. 

Oct. 27. 

1814, — June l» 
1816,— June 7. 

1816, — June 5. 

Nov. 20. 

1817, -nTune 4. 
mis. —June 3. 
1811*,— June 2. 

1820, — .June 7. 

Nov. 15. 

1821, — June 6. 

1822, — June 6. 

1823, — June 4. 

1824, — June 2. 

Nov. 17. 

1825, -June 1. 

1826, — June 7. 

1827, — June G. 

1828, — J nno 4. 

Nov. 19. 

1829, — .Tune 3. 
1^30— June 2. 
1831 —June 1. 

1832, — June 6. 

Nov. 21. 

1833, — June 5. 
18:i4,-^June 4. 
18,%,— June 8. 

1836, — June 1. 

Nov. 23. 

1837, — June 7. 



June 20. 




Dec. 28. 


88 


June 16. . 




Dec. 81. 


88 


June 16- 


18 


Dec 10. 


22 


June IL 


16 


June ]a 


17 


June V 


11 


Doc. m: 


88 


June 21, 
Dec. 14- 


16 


24 


Juno ro. 


15 


Dec.ji. 


28 


Jun^O. 


17 


Junefi9. 


17 



COVCOttB 



OAPiTAX., snrcs 1808. 



June 14. 
Dec. 28. 
June 28. 
June 27. 
June 21. 
June 19. 
Dec. 18. 
June 24. 
Nov. 6. 
June 24. 
June 29. 
June 29. 
Dec. 27. 
June 28. 
Junfi! 30. 
Ju13Ll2. 
JunGffi. 
Dec. 23. , 
June 30. 
July 4. 
July 8. 
June 16. 
Doc. 22. 
July 2. 82 
July 8. 82 
July 7. 32 
June 10. 16 
Jan. 3, '29. 46 
July 4. 32 
July 3. 32 
July 2. 32 
June 23. 18 
Jan. 5,'33. 4ti 
July 6. 8*2 
July 5. 32 
June 27. 26 
Juno 18. 18 
Jan. 14/37.53 
July 8. 32 



1. 

2. 

7. 
5. 




Comnicnccd, 

1838, -,June 6. 

1839, — June 6. 

1840, — June 3. 

Nov. 18. 

1841, — June 2. 

1842, — June 

Nov. 

1843, — JunG 

1844, — June 

Nov. 20. 
1846,— Juno 4. 

1846, — June -8. 

1847, — June 2. 

1848, — June 7. 

Nov. 22. 

1849, — June 6. 

1850, — June 

1851, — June 

1852, — June 

Nov. 17. 

1853, — June 1. 

1854, — June 

1855, — June 

1856, — June 

1857, — June 

1858, — June 
1839,— .June 
186f),— June 
1S61,— June 
1862,— June 
186.3,— June 
1864,— June 

Aug. 
ISflo-,— June 

1866, — June 

1867, — June 

1868, — June 

1869, — June 



5. 
4. 

2. 



7. 
6. 
4. 
8. 
2. 
1. 
6. 
5. 
4. 
3. 
1. 
9. 
7. 
6. 
5. 
3. 
2. 




Hojpkinton. 
* Conoord. 

Exeter. 
ConooBd. 

Hopkinton. 
Ooneor(I. 

t 

t i. 

Portsmouth. 
Hopkmton. 

July 
July 
June 20. 
Doc. 24. 
July 3. 
^une 24. 
Dec. 23. 
July 1. 
June 19. 
Dec. 28. 
July 3. 
July 10. 
July 3. 
June 24. 
Jan. 4, '49. 44 
?July 7. 32 
13. 39 
Juiy 5. 82 
June 19. IS 
Jan. %IS53.53 
Julyll., 82 
July 15/ 39 
July 14. 
July 12. 
June 27. 
Juno 26. 
June 28. 
July 4. 
4. 
10. 
10. 
16. 
1. 
1. 



32 
24 
52 
25 
15 
89 
80 
38 
32 

9*} 



39 
39 



1870,— June 1, 



July 
July 
July 
July 
Sept. 
.Tilly 
July 
July 
July 
July 
July 



7. 
6. 
4. 

9. 
2. 



28 

29 

30 ; 

87 
38 
46^ 
24 
25 
32 
82 
32 
38 
32 * 



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GOVEENMENT OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 1870. 

GovJtBNOu, OisSLOW STEAKJJS, Concord. 

COUNCIL. 

District No. 1, MOSES HUMPUREY. Conootd. 
" •* 2, EZRA GUI LD, Sandwich. 
" " 8, DANIEL IJAUXARD, Franklin. 
" 4, SAMUEL W. HALE, Keene. 
" 5. KATHAN a. WEEKS, Woodstock. 
Door-Ke^pm'^ Ttlxr Wbstoats, Htyerldll. 

BZXdUTXVS OFFICERS. 

state Secretary, Nathan W. Govx, Concord. 
Dejiuiii State Secretary— ,) amvls I$. Govk, ilGnniker. 
Statt TreasureryyETKO. iSAHUona^ Concord. 
Assistant State TVeo^rarcr^HBHRYil. Cbiffsh, Concord. 
State Printer, OftftSN C. UooRX, Kashufi. 

JanUor^ Staite Mmee, Jasok W. Hatcb. 

SENATE. 

President, NATHANIEL GORDON, Exeter. 
Clerk, John W. Cubrikr, Alton. 
Assistant Vlerk, L0TflBR S. 3I<>ukilI*, Concord. 
DooT'-Ke^ptir^yfu* Colbt« Hopl&iutoii. 

District No. 1-WILLIAM B. SMALL, Ne^rmirkot 

2- NATHAN J KL GORDON, Exeter. 

3- GEORGEiiuLliRUOK, 3Unchester. 

4- RBUBEN L. FRENCH. Pitt^^field. 

5- GEORGE ('. PEAVEY: Strafford. 

6- WlLLIAM N. liLAlR. Laconia. 

7- GILMAN SCRUTORE, Naaliua. 

8- -AM0S WHITTEMORE. Benninirtoii. 

9- ELLERY ALU EE, Winchester, 
10— IRA COLBY,. Jj{., Claromont. 

»* 11— CYRUS TAYLOR, Bristol. 
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AarokH.Craotk, Lebanon, I # . 
James W. Pattkkpon, Hanover, /'owiaw*. 

Jacod H. Ela. Rochegter, ) 
A Auojf F. STKVKN8, Nashua, } liepresenicUives, 
Jacob BrnvTOK, Lancaster, 



MILITAIir DEPAllTMENT. 



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Commander-in-Chi^r—Hls Excellency, ONSLOW STEARNS,: 
Concord. Mds-de-Camp—UASON W. Tappan, Bradford; Cha*« 
H. Bkll, Exeter; Francw A. FAtTLKNicu. Kceiie, 8am tkl Sii^ 
Whkelkb. Dover; Luther B. Hopkins, Lyman (rank ot Col.). 

Adjuiant'Gtfieral'-Jou^ M. Haihks, Chichester, (having the 
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OFFICERS OF STATE IINSTITUTIOISS. 

New-Hampbihre Asylum for the lysA'sii—EsfabHsItbd in 
1838. President— Isnac Spalding, Nasliufl ; Secretary— J oscyyh B.' 
Walker, Concord; Superintendent and Treasurer— J osBe V. Ban- 
croft; ^tet<7ar<2— Walter T. McLan ; Matron— M.iss II. W. Moore. 

House of 'Rkpormatiox — Established in 1856. President- 
Horton D. Walker, Jt'ortsmouth. Superintendent and Treasurer— 
Edward Inirhani. M'atrtm^Mri, Edvard Tngham. 'Trustees^ 
j Horton D. Walker, Portsmouth; Wm. P. Wheeler, Keene; David 
iGillis, Nashua; Daniel Clark, Manchester; Moses Humphrey, 
Concord; Oliver Wyatt, Dover; D. C. Churchill, Lyme. 

I State Vkiisos—EstaJ^lished in 1812. fyardeit— John C. Pills* 
i hury; Deputy fTarflffin— -Tho's A. Fillsbury ; CAa/;ialii— Eev. Hosea 
Quimby; PkffHoicm^Alhert H. Crosby. 

! AoRiouLTURAL College. Tmstefs—AFn T>. Smith, Hanover ; , 
John D. Lyman, Farmin<;t(in ; Frederick Smyth, MancliL'sjter ; 
Anthony Colby, New- London, appointed by Colle;;e: William P. 
Wlieolcr, Keene; John B. Clarke, Manchester; Chester C. Hutch- 
ins. }{ath; Edward Spalding, JKa»hua; ^'aU Headi Hookaett, ap- 
pointed l)y State. 

The State Board of Education consists of tlie Governor and 
his Council, with the Superintendent of Pitblio InstractiODf who 
isex-ojficio Secretary of the Board, 

i Onslow Stearns, Concord, Gocernor. Mo«e3 Humphrey, Con-i 
1 cord: Charles Jones, Milton; Moses A. Uodgdon, Weare; Samuel! 
W. Hale, Keeoe; Kathan H. Weeks, Woodstoek, Council, 
Anthonf O. Hardy; Sup't Public IngtruoHon, \ 



State Library. Trustees — George Stark, Kashua; P. B. 

Cogswell, Concord ; Wm. L. Foster, Concord. 

Editor and CompUer qf Early Mecorda, ^c— Kathauiel Bouton, 

Concord. 

j State Geologidt—Ch&rlas H. Hitchcock, Hanover. 



On RaUroads ^J)«aphin W. fiuckminster, Keene, to fill vflfcancy 
by Johnson's resignation; Samuel D. Qnarles, Ossipee; Charles P. 

] Gage, Nashua, 

j On 7?rn?i\«;.— Nathan S. Johnson, Newbury; Moses JB, Emerson, 
' Clarcmont; Noah Tebbetts, Rochester. 

I On Tnmrav CP. —0]\y or PUlsbury, Henuiker. Appointed for three 

I years, from Sept. 4, 1869. 

On Pi fotuf/e.— Lyman D. Spalding, William L. Dwight, Charles 

J H. Chase, Portsmouth. 

' On FfVt. — Thomas E. Hatch, Keene; Winborn A. Sanborn,' 
; Gilford; William W. Fletcher, Concord. 

i I nsprctors— Q/' /'Vonr— Julius Cone, Edward P. Prescott, Con- 
cord, i^' jp/ifA— ^Joshua B. Eldridge, John Frost, Portsmouth. 
Of ifopff— William P. Riddle, Manchester. 



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HOUSB OF RfiFRI»&NXATlVJQ9« 

Speaker, S A:\IUEL M. WHKELER, Dover. 
CVcrA?, JosiAH 11. Bknton, Jr., l^aiicj^-^ter. 
Asaut* Clerk, Samuel C. Clakk, dihitrd. 
Chaplain, Rer. Bbuziis Powsas, Rindgo. 
Bngrouing CRerkt Fbahk Kuibaix, Concord. 

Sergeant^JruM, Chabx.b8 H. Robsbts, Goneord. 

( JOHB Underhtll, Cbeptor, 
Doorkeepers, \ Samukl D. Kobi:^i?ion. Poinhroko, 

( Chaiuuss F. MoKTOOMiiBY, btrallord. 



Kepubs., Roman ; Dems., Italic; Stnr, previoue membership. 

ROCKINGHAxM COUNTY. 

Newmarket, Chartee E, Taeker 
Charles F. Darts 



T*wiu. 



Kuneaof Member*. 



Atkinfon, Jeremiah T. Poor 

Auburn, •Jacob Lufkin 

Brentwoodi Jolm S. Stevens 
Candia, 



Jesse M, Young 
I Jonathan PUlshnry 

Luc ion Kent 
John 0. Bnulley 
Joseph II. VcJisoy 
Abrah am G. Lcuhl 
George Moore, 2d 
John FolFom 
Eaat-Kingston, Ja'si 31. Sanborn 



Chester, 

Danville, 

Deerlieldi 

Derry, 



Newton, 
No.-ilampton, 
Northwood, 

Nottingham, 
riai^tow, 
rurtsmouth — 
Wardl, 



No choice 
Samuel Tarlton 
Wm. A. Caswell 
Thomm Ster* ns 
John . Sleeper 



Eppinflf, 
Exeter, 



Fremont, 

Gosport, 



James M. Bartlett 
♦Ebonezer FoKsom 
John H. Kimball 
John G. Gllman, 
David Sanborn 
♦Origcn S. Caf^woll 
Greenland, *Cha'8 W. Pickenny 
Hampstead, Horace R. Sawyer 
Hampton, ♦DeWitt C. Durgin 
ITampton-Falls, Peter G. Tilton 
Kensiugtou, Henry C.Tupk 
Klnffston, Sam'l E. Woodmltn 
Londonderry, J on ath an S a v or v 

Henry Crowell 
Newcastle, Voshua M. Bickford 
Newin^ton, F, W» BeRoehemoni 



•Isaiah Wilson 
•Horton I). Wiilkcr 
John II. MaK-r 
Jolin II. i.ocke 
WATd2, •Frank W. Miller 
Charles H. Sides 
FranciH W. Ham 
John H. l laj^g 
W*rd8> *Samuel L(fnf/(/oh 
* Dan'n-l ^f(^7'r^J 
Kavmond, Granville A. Gilmore 
Kye, ^Thomas Preen 

Salem, *Joel C. Corey 

Levi Cluflf 

Sandown, •George Marstou 
Seabrook, * ^Joseph Chase 
So -Hampton, *Wm. F. Towle 
So. Newmarket, (\ \\. Sanborn 
Stratliam, Mrackeit L. Jones 
Windham, •Rel Hilis 



STRAFFORD COUNTY. 



Barrington, 



Dover — 
, Wardl, 
Ward 2, 



♦John S. Buzzell 
•Josepb l>atiiels 



Samuel W. Baker 
Leonard S. Rand 
William H. Trickey 
Ward 8, Horatio G. Hanson 
•Samuel M. Wheeler 
•Oliver WyatI 



Dover, Ward 4,»Cha'8 H.Sawyer 
Durham, Jacob Mathes 

Farmington, *JoTms 11. Colomy 
♦George M. Herring 
Le^, Jamet Ktf Datitei 

Madbury, Isaac G. Felker 
Middleton, Jona. B. Stevens 
Milton, . ♦George Lyman 
Samnel W. Wallingford 



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REPRESENTATIVES. 



Townf. 



>'ftTnoB of Member!. 



New-Durham^C'AaWes JHchford 
Rochester, v oted not to send 

liollinsford, F. H . Wlntehouse 
Somersworth, *Geo. Stevens 
Daniel Chadbourne 



Townc. NuikM of Utmbm. 

Somereworth — 

William D. Knapp 

Charlf's 1*. Carter 
Strafford, Jeremiah J asker 

Cotton H. Jb oss 



BELKNAP COUNTY. 



Alton, 



Jona. B. Mooney 
Joshua V. Chamberlin 
Barnstead, Iso oue elected. 
Belmont, George W, RvndUtt 
Conter-Harbor, John R. Buzzell 
Gilford, ♦Kufus G. Morrill 
•Stephen B. Cole 
Bnocli JfJUmdera Jr. 



GMtananton, *6eorge W.Sanborn 
Hcury E. JIarsh 
Laconia, *John W»Busiel 
Jonathan O, Dow 
Meredltll, *Xafhan n. Wadleigh 
Charles W. Sv ain 
New-Hampton, John B.Gordon 
Sanboriitoo»i8!tiifi7 Jl£* Thcmpmrn 
Tilton, LyvMin B, Jmes 



CAPSOLL COUNTY. 



Albany, 
Bartlett, 
Brook field, 
Chatham, 
Conway, 

Eaton. 

Effinpimm, 

Freedom, 

Jackson, 

Madison, 



Henry £. £^tman 
Daniel D. Cmiton 

Joshua N. Cate 
Cyrus Binford 
James C. Willey 
Andrew Dinmore 
WiUiam P. Atkinson 
AJlphonzo Taylor 
John Brooke 
Jo9eph JSr. Dearhom 
m$x}L Ni<»k9r8on 



Moultonboro', Jbftn M.Emerson 
Ossipee, *Sanbom B. Carter 
( * Henry. I. Hanlcs 

Sandwioh, *William M. Woed 

David H.Hill 
TamwortA, ^James H. Pease 
Tuftonboro', ^'GrevnUvJ Piper 
Wakefield, Asa Af. Bracfcett 
Wolfeboro', *BIake Folsom 
*SlMa Goodwin, Jr, 



MEERIMACK COUNXr. 



Allenstown, *Henrjf Dowfit 
And over, * Henry A. Weymouth 
Uoscawen, ♦2sehemiah Butler 
Bow, James Thompson 

Bradford, Jona/Aan J. Blaisdtll 
Canterbury, ^Joseph Ayers 
Chichester, ♦Jb^i S. Sherburne 
Concord — 

•William H.Allen 
Harrison Bean 
^Heniy Fatnnm 
Ira Perley 
James N. Lauder 
Samuel K. Griffin 
•B. W. Woodward 
George A. Cummings 
Ward 6, *Calvln C. Webster 
Benjamin A. Kimball 
Ward 7, •Geo^ F. Wliittredgc 
Dunbarton, Cha'sG. B. Kider 
Epsom, Alonzo WaUace 



Ward 1, 
Ward 2, 
Wards, 
Ward 4, 



Ward 5, 



Franklki. *Warrcn F. Daniel I 
Wallace I'lirleighl 
Henniker, Leander \W Cogswell 
Hill, Joseph H. Brown 

Hooksett, vrilliam F. Head 
Hopkinton, *l^ouben E. French 
Joseph Barnurd, 
Loudon, *Archtlait{i Mctore 
Ezckiel H. liohivi^on 
Newbury, JohnK. G ill in y ham 
N.London, Albert R. Hunting 
Northfield, James N. Forrest 

None elected 
James B. Sanborn 
John M, Tfiicker 
Benj. J* . Scribner 
Voted not to send 
Warner, *Chrieto. G.McAlpinei 

Wehgter, *0avld A. Macurdy 
Wilmot, •Jtiuojft WoMsN- 



Pembroke, 
Pittitfield, 

Salisbury, 
Sutton, 



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Towns. 

Amherst 

Antrim, 
Bedford, 
Benniogtoni 
Brooklme, 

Deeriug, 



HILLSBOROU 

^unoB of AicDber*. 

.^Wilbam A. UwIl 

George A. Cochran 
John Hodgman 
JVesfey W'ihon 
* ♦JameaH. Hall 
Matthew Forsaith 



Francostown, *8am'l D.Dowiiph 
CioHitown, reter E. lladley, 2d 

Geo. H. Moore 
Greenfield, ^AJifred W, Savage 
Hancock, Orland Eaton 

Hillsborough, John C. Campbell 
Luke AfcCNnfock 
Hollis, ^Charles K. Kichardson 
Hudson, ^ Daniel X. Gage 
Litchfield, Warren Qoo^sgeed 
Lyndeboroi]j^,Geo. A. Fotnam 
Manchester — 
Wardl, ♦Kathan P. Kidder 
Daniel 8. Hoft 
Waid2, ♦George S. Andrews 
Geo. W. O.Tebbetts 
Ward 3, *Jame8 O. Adama 
♦Albert H. Daniels 
•William Flanders 
Ward i, ♦Samuel D. Lord 
Kobert F. Moore 
Horace B. Putnam 
Ward 6, *Fatrick Shehan 

John Swcenet/ 
Thomas JFillts 
Wflrd6t Wmiam F. Sleeper 
Jonas Harvey 

CHESHIRE 
Alstead, Charles W. Linsky 
Chesterflelll, Warren Bingham 
Dublin, 'Aaron Smith 

Fitzwilliaai, John M. Parker 
Gilsum, Allen Hayu ard 

Harriv^Yille — new town. 



Hinsdale, 
J ultrey , 
Keeue, 



•George S. Wilder 
Benjamin Pierce 
•James Wilson 
♦Solon A. Carter 
♦William French 
J. Beynolda Beal 
Kendall C. Scott 
William P. Cochran 
Marlborough ♦Jainin Collins 
Mario *Ezra 0. Hunf/e/j 

SULLIVAN 

Acworth, *Cliapln K?. l^rooka 
CbarleBtowii, George ulcott 

Abel Hunt 



GH COUKTY. 

Towns. Hmsm of Moabcrt 

Ward con.. Harrison D.Lord 

Ward 7, *Robert M. J^hirlcy 
Wards, George H. Colby 
Mason, •EJisha B. Burrt'tt 
Merrimack, ♦Benjamin Kla 
Millbrd, «Bfanbridge >VadIeiprh 

Moses 1 n*iich 
Mt.- Vernon, Joseph H. A. JJt uct 
Is ash u a— 
Ward l,*ArchibaldH Dunlap 
Ward 2, ♦George A. Kamsdell 
Ward 3, ♦Caleb Burbank 
Ward 4, Geo. W. Davis 

Ward 6, *Dennis D. Sullirnv 
Patrick Barry 
Ward 6, ♦Cbarlev Holman 

John Tilton 
Wnrd 7, •Joseph K. I'age 
Ward 8, Elliot VV hitford 
New-BoBton drew J. Bennett 
New-Ipsw^ich,^ Wni. A. PrePton 
Pellinni, *Wi//iam G. Butler 
Peterborough, ♦Charles Wilder 

George Dustan 
Sharon, *Stephen H. Bacon 
Temple *l8aiah Wheeler 

Weare, •Charles O. Ballou 
•Alonzo H. Wood 
WBtOlli * Francis Green 

*Joel I/asseUon 
Windsor, Mark Symonds 



COUKTY. 

Nelson, ♦Charles H. Whitney 
Richmond, *Asa H. Bullock 
Rindge, •Ezra S. Stearns 

Roxbury, *Alba C. Davis 

Stoddard, ^Edward E. Upton 
SaJUraOt •Charles Mason 

Surry, Jorntlian K. Field 
Swauzeyi OboAiiah Spragve 

Stephen FHulkner 
Troy, ♦AngustUB Ilodgkins' 
Waipole, Benjamin E. }rcbsfer' 

Sherman Watkins 
We8tmorelAnd,*Okarfe9 Knight 

Winohester, Ansel Dickinson 

Alfred Willis 



COUNTY. 
Oiaremont, 



♦Hiram Webb 
•Charles H. Lonpr I 
♦QeorgeN. Farwelli 
Btooch Johireon | 



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Towos. Name* of Member!. 

Cornish, James M. Davidson 
Croydon, Erasmus D. Coinings 
Goshen, Koiie 
Grantham, Benjamin F. G 088 
Langdon, *Martin Bascom 
Lempster, OeorgeS, Dame 



Towns. 

i^ewpo^t, 

riainfield, 
SpringMeld, 
Sunapee, 
Unit 
Wai 



Namea of Members. 

*Dexter Eichards 
Orrin Osgood 
Jesse French 
♦Levi F. Hill 
*J)<miel A, George 
Selem Sleeper 
on, *Weld J), JProotor 



GEAFTON coraxr. 



Canaan, 

Danbury, 



Alexandria, *Luke OaU 

Ashland, ^Thomas N. Hughes 
Bath , *John Bedel 

Benton, *Chade Whitcher 

Bethlehem, Wm* A, MeQregory 
Bridgewa'r, Rodney Hammond 
Bristol, *Samuel K. Mason 
Campton, ^Erastus Dole 

*Jo8€phD, Weeki 
Elijah Smith 
John C. Webster 
Dorchester, *Eliad M. Bhdgett 
Ellsworth & Waterville, 

* James M. Dustin 
Enfield} Samuel Williams 
♦Converse G. Morgan 
Franoonia, *Nath*l W. Cheney 
Grafton, *Alvah Stere^is 

Grot on, * Joseph Wheet 
Uanover, Rufus Camp 

*James S. Adams 
John W. Cutting 
Langdon Bo^ley 
Mcark Jewell 



Haverhill, 
Hebron » 



Holdemess. *G^. F. Ckmmings 
Landaff, * Daniel Whitcher 
Lebanon, * Jesse C. Sturtevant 

Hiram Orcutt 
Georffe Greeley 
♦Iliram Noyes 
Jonathan H. Bowles 
* Samuel A. Edson 
•Charles C. Smith 
*Jiich(ird Sviith 
♦Isaac D. Miner 
Royal Fanis\Vorth 
•Frank Paddleford 
Clmrlos 11. Ford 
David R. Lang 
Hezekiah Cutting 
•Joseph A, Dodge 
Ko one elected 
John Morrill 
•George F, Putnam 
Wentwortb, J.BMgett 
Woodstock & Lincoln, 

*Jo8epii W, Campbell 



Lisbon, 

Littleton, 



Lyman, 
LVme, 
Monroe, 
Orange, 
Orford, 
Piermont, 
riymonth, 
Rumney, 
Thornton 
Warren, 



COOS COUNTY. 



Berlin & 'Rtmd'lpYi^J.B^LelffhUm 
CarroU& Hart's Location, 

3Jark P. JtOfichrooTc 
Clarksville, Horace Comstock 
Colebrook, •WUliam 8. E<)lfe 
Columbia, Moses Pattee 

Dalton , Jjorenzo uFarr 

Errol, Cambridge, &c., 

Gorham, *Pyfiis F. Ingalls 
Jefferson, BernQ, F, Howard 



Lancaster, VofeQ not to send 

Milan , C ha's N. Hotdgdon 
Morthumherland, 

JLewis H. Massure 
Pittsburg, •Th(ma& C.^Hart 

Shelburne, Woodlniry B. Gates 
Stark & Dum'r, Joseph A. Pike 
Stewartstown, Sylv's M.Jordan 
Stratford, •Samuel C. Brovm 
Wliiteaeld, Samuel L. Bray 



Repreiieutalire8-"Clas(iiilied by Couuties* 



Rockinghami 
.strn Jford, 
Belknap, 
Carroll, 
I Merrimack, 



BSP. DBM 

35 19 

21 1 
9 7 
8 18 

22 17 



Hillsborough, 

Cheshire, 
Sullivan, 
Grafton, 

Coos, 



BKP. DBM, 

46 17 

20 10 

15 4 

19 25 

4 13 



Rcpnblicans, 201 ; Democrats, 126; Republican majority, 75. 



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BOCKlNCiiJAAI COUKTY-W TQWITS. 

V0TK8 V0& Govirnxon. 
1870. 1809. 



■ 



Atkinson, 

Auburn, 

Brentwood, 

Candia, 
Chc-'^ter, 
Danville, 
Deerfield, 

Dorry, 

Kast-Kingston, 

Eppiiig, 

Exeter, 

Fremont, 

Goaport, 

Greenland, 

Ilampatead, 

Hampton, 

Uambton-Falls, 

Kensingtou, 

Kingstt)!!, 

Londonderry, 

Newcastle, 

Newington, 

Xow market, 

Newton, 

North-Hampton, 
Northwood, 
Nottingham, 
Plaistow, 

Poi-tBB ftOtth(ag.v.) 
#ard 1, 



a- 

s« 
H 

S 

CO 

80 
90 
120 

195 
167 

70 
186 
240 

50 

• irj 

414 
48 
8 

83 
111 
138 
73 
66 
114 
175 
97 
8T 
174 
8G 
bl 
164 
80 
90 
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a 
o 

c: 

61 
37 
45 

193 
68 
23 

166 

104 
44 

171 
57 
84 
4 
96 
43 

103 
21 
49 
64 
96 
73 



190 
49 
73 

101 

115 
42 
604 



1=^ 
8 
34 
16 
47 
10 
50 
42 
18 
24 
9 

91 
16 



61 
5 
13 
16 
41 
28 



27 
76 
23 
46 

60 
36 
7 



Ward 2, 
Ward 8, 



464: 
481 

207 



Raymond, 

Rye, 

Salem, 

San down, 

Seabrook, 

South-Hampton, 

South-Newn^lMfket, 

Stratham, 

Windham, ' 



99 

98 
192 

1 1 
156 

44 

160 

104 

ipz 



216 

174 

^11 
109 

160 
127 
35 
159 
55 
S3 
74 
46 



1 
6 



80 
2 
36 
S8 
16 
5 
4 
12 

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Ban 

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79 


&4 


82 




105 


79 


106 




110 


46 


181 




I80 


289 


206 




1P3 


76 


199 


6 


85 


55 


81 


3 


212 


228 


199 


2 


229 


121 


256 


4 


66 


09 


71 


21 


144 


182 


144 


27 


480 


148 


601 

w 


6 


84 


91 
J 




81 


6a 




6 


121 


76 


m 


6 


156 


114 


184 


1 


78 


42 


95 


14 


PO 


81 


83 


33 


VJ4 


114 


118 


14 


188 


127 


213 




97 


89 


98 




41 


72 


41 


9 


169 


217 


8 


85 


105 




7 


90 


116 


88 


2 


188 


134 


181 


131 


154 


188 




97 


57 


101 


9 1134 


866 


1122 



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Uov. '68., 

4' * 

II 

• 

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o 

I 

54 
86 

70. 

50 



65 



4' 

96; 
96: 

106 

37| 
85' 



93 
70 



64 



4 

3 
2 



429 
518 
167 



334 
275 

2!S2 



T 
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13 



434 828. 
618 294^ 

170 278 



111 
88 
206 

75 
156 

53 
169 
124 
122 



189 
186 
167 
70 
ISO 
67 
45 
76 
61 



121 He 

88 mi 

217 17?j 

64 76, 

188 169 



60 
192 
114 



58 
89 
88 
62 



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74 VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND 


PRESIDENT. 


/ 
1 


SXBAFFORD COIINIT. 


-18 TOWK8. 










fii 






207 


xoo 


202 


182 






274 


238 


1 




AAA 
JIM 


1042 


628 


Ward 1, 


80 


41 


1 




74 


60 


79 


CO ' 
Cm I 


Ward 2, 


368 


80 


97 


1 


802 


155 


360 


1 


Ward 3, 


474 


94 


126 




428 


I48 


485 




Ward 4, 


107 


69 


14 




120 


03 


118 


79 


Durham, 


145 


66 


61 • 




141 


171 


1 Aft 


156 


FarmiDgton, 


296 


94 


116 


12 


270 


236 




218! 




OD 


oo 
Vo 


I» 




DO 


liU 




105' 


Madbury, 


68 


27 


19 




66 


42 


68 


42! 


Middleton. 


88 


6 


.68 




47 


66 


46 


611 


Hilton, 


191 


85 


86 


9 


.260 


96 


226 


78 


New-Dnrham, 


48 


42 


116 


4 


54 


155 


62 




1 Rochester, 


856 


164 


240 


76 


429 


322 


479 


318' 


RolliDslord, 


181 


85 


10 




.186 


76 


201 


74 1 


Bomoriworthy 


fi08 


46 


212 


7 


662 


178 


614 




Sttaflbrd, 


280 


108 


186 




212 


247 


200 


247' 




8874 


1056 


1407 


124 


3394 


2289 


8650 


2363 


BELKNAP COUNTY- 


-11 TOWNS. 




1 


Alton, 


224 


119 


78 


6 


236 


198 


904. 


213 


Barnsteadf 


91 


127 


163 


4 


102 


294 


ni 


8061 


Belmont, 


98 


188 


16 


4 


97 


160 




156 


Center-Uarbor. 


66 


63 


4 


1 


65 


60 


69 


59 


Gilford, 


329 


283 


20 


41 


890 


216 


400 


238! 


GilmantOILf 


222 


134 


34 


4 


229 


163 


226 


140 


Laconia, 


165 


222 


8 


25 


181 


249 


211 


918 ' 


Meredith, 


208 


239 


8 


14 


226 


274 


231 


262! 


New-Hampton, 


158 


89 


24 


10 


187 


96 


168 


96 


Sanbomton, 


131 


117 


57 




244 


806 


264 


801 

vVA 


XUton» 


95 


112 


24 


27 












1782 


1688 


480 


186 


1907 


2018 


1986 


1978' 


CABBOLL COtrnxr— 18 TOWNS. 






Albany, 


81 


57 


10 




80 


68 


w 


48. 


Bartlett, 


27 


127 




24 


115 


OR. 
ZD 


117 


Brookfield, 


68 


88 


9 




66 


35 


RQ 
u» 


38 


Chatham, 


60 


64 






51 


64 




49 


Conway, 


153 


205 






158 


193 




100 


Eaton, 


46 


112 






52 


111 


AQ 
^0 


116! 


Ethngham, 


98 


92 


16 


11 


108 


120 




93 


Freedom, 


44 


143 






47 


158 


AA 


152 


Hart's liooatioilt 


4 


8 






4 


3 


7 
f 


1 


Jackson, 


6 


67 


87 




7 


121 


Q 


123 


Madison. 


102 


32 






91 


30 


101 


22 


HoQltonborough, 


101 


161 


28 


2 


90 


188 


105 


1861 


Ossipee. 


199 


199 


89 


1 


201 


m 


192 


225' 


Sandwich, 


288 


159 


2 


16 


270 


151 




194 


Tamworth, 


185 


128 


1 




197 


125 


186 


125: 


Tnftonboroiigh, 


82 


114 


10 


10 


87 


188 


89 


186* 


Wakefield, 


158 


1G9 


11 


2 


171 


138 


175 


140 


W.olTeboroaghf 


248 


228 


26 


19 


268 


270 


271 


210 1 




1861 


2078 


188 


61 


1921 


2241 


1947 


2168 



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VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT. 75 



MKKRIMACK COUKTY— 26 TOWNS. 



Allenstown, 




22 


54 


6 


3 


34 


50 


86 


64 


; Andover, 




84 


158 


38 


13 


76 


217 


90 


234 


Boscawen, , 




172 


126 


14 


9 


181 


140 


186 


137 


1 Bow, 


I 


64 


82 


56 


7 


88 


138 


93 


140 

A A V 


Bradford, 




122 


142 


21 


2 


123 


172 

AIM 


126 


165 


Canterbury, 




116 


94 


46 


2 


126 


140 


119 


139 


Chichester, ' 




74 


70 


73 


5 


80 


139 


82 


147 


Concord (ag. vote) 


1442 


455 


598 


46 


1504 


896 


1524 


868 


\> ara i, 




165 


104 


4. 


21 


153 


116 


169 


HI 


» ui a ^, 




. 45 


38 


132 




53 


153 


70 


125 


>v ai u Of 


k > 


94 


65 


3 


8 


103 


61 


108 


56 




• 


841 


91 


100 


7 


386 


165 


340 


159 


»> tiru 0} 




. 882 


89 


62 


5 


832 


128 


854 


118 

A ' w 


Woi«/l li 

>» aru Of 




807 


38 


178 


4 


308 


167 


806 


183 


Wn 1-/1 7 




108 


30 


114 

A A A 


1 


169 


107 


177 

All 


nr. 


Dunbartoii, 




111 


rQ 
OO 


Of 

61 


o 
o 


IW 


o4 


IM 


70 


Epsom, 


80 


Mo 




1 




1 OO 

loo 


lUl 


1*1 

141 


Franklin, 




278 


1 QO 


4o 


JO 






oUo 


ell 


Henuiker, 


■i 


171 




oi 




liO 


loo 


IW 


loo 


Hill. 


*■ 


98 




Q 
O 


Ma 




I'LL 


1 1 K 
iiO 


Mi 


HooKsett, • : 




142 


i t 


10 


A 




1 AO 


loz 


c»~ 

UI 


Uopkinton, . 


« 


259 


1 

1 (O 


Ril 

M 






ooo 


OTA 




Loudon, 




115 






Q 




*71 1 
Cii. 


101 


lc<< 


Newbury, 




42 


72 


39 




49 


106 


a 


115 


New-Lt>ndoD, 




140 


75 


6 


1 


131 


76 


136 


82 


Nortlifiold, 




96 


86 


28 


0 


94 


131 




115 

• X At/ 


I'enibroke, 




140 


123 


64 


14 


170 


203 


173 


167 


Pittslield, 




1S2 


16 


198 


13 


214 


194 


^'o 


vote. 


Salisbury, 




82 


83 


38 


11 


87 


123 


92 


137 


Sutton, 




149 


116 


47 


1 


153 


114 


145 


133 


Warner, 




193 


224 


19 




214 


269 


219 


262 


Webster, 




92 


62 


12 


1 


96 


77 


108 


71 


Wilmot, 




106 


126 


28 


6 


103 


157 


114 


151 






4571 


3009 


1698 


191 


4809 


4526 


4770 


4317 


IIILLSBOROUGU COUNTY-30 TOWNS. 






Amherst, 




202 


100 


2 


5 


186 


100 


226 


W 


Antrim, . 




143 


102 


14 




135 


117 


1 to 
14^ 


ion 


Bedford, 




168 


138 


6 




166 


139 


180 


loi 


Bennington, 




41 


64 


2 


1 


89 


62 


on 

o9 


67 


Brookline, 


/ 


100 


71 




8 


116 


87 


114 


QQ 
OO 


Deerin^, 




53 


119 


10 




61 


125 


by 


10Q 


Francesiown, 




167 


88 


4 




156 


95 




96 


Gofltjtown, 




224 


117 


102 




219 


177 


213 


154 


Green fi(ild, 




46 


97 






49 


92 




OO 


Hancock, 




109 


106 






118 


111 


113 


102) 


Hillt?borough, 




149 


2C6 


57 


16 


191 


247 


199 


239! 


Hollis, 




l[4 


136 


5 


16 


IfW 


144 


172 


137 


Hudson, 




133 


93 


31 


3 


189 


114 


140 


116 


Litchfield, 




40 


54 






34 


53 


35 


53 


Lyndeborough, 




100 


68 


19 


4 


112 


92 


117 


'98' 


Manchester (ag. 


V.) 


1691 


909 


314 


92 


1703 


1326 


1982 


1350' 


Ward 1, 




236 


85 


50 


16 


228 


154 


293 


134! 


Ward 2, 




178 


2S 


24 


9 


195 


47 


214 


41; 


Ward 3, 




431 


196 


41 


17 


422 


224 


491 


206 1 



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„ JJ - J, 



76 VOTE IfOR GOVKBNOR AND PJ^ESIDgNT, 

MftDcheBtor, 

Ward 4, 
Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 
Ward 8, 



Mason, 
j Merrimack, 

'Milford. 
Monl-Vcroon, 
Kjishiui (11^. vote), 



AVard 1. 
Ward 2, 
Ward 3, 
Ward 4, 
Ward 5. 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 
Ward 8, 



New-Iiostoii, 

New-Ipswich, 

Pel ham, 

Peterborough, 

SharoD, 

Temple, 

Woare, 

Wilton, 

WiudsoFj 



Alstead, 
Cliesterlield, 
Dublin, 
Fitzwilllam, 
Gilsum, 
Hinsdale, 
Jalfrey, 
Keene, 
Marlborough, 
Mnrlow, 
Kelson, 
Richmond, 
Rind ere, 
' Roxbury, 
Stoddard, 
I SulliTaii, 
Surry, 
Swanzey, 
Troy, 
Walpole, 
Westmoreland, 
Winobeeter, 



804 


ICO 


24 


no 

28 


882 


223 


21 


216 


18 




128 




12 


878 


461 


290 


167 


46 


19 


283 


206 


316 


187 


119 


60 


2 


2 


1-20 


79 


129 


•84 


60 


19 




1 


61 


20 


65 


28 


148 


106 






156 


103 


178 

All-/ 


104 


181 


111 

JL Jk A 




2 


187 


118 


141 


118 


899 


120 


1 


14 


376 




428 


120 

A Ab\/ 


54 


97 


5 


2 


63 


104 


83 


95 


1039 


648 


106 


27 


998 


751 


1085 


806 


1 AO 

148 


no 


1 


o 
O 


luO 


101 


147 


108 


1« 


120 


1 


o 
9 


184 


lio 


14o 


124 


w 


An 

42 


3 


o 

8 


03 


51 


56 


58 


120 


24 


o 

6 


4 


120 


24 


181 


29 




104 


62 


1 


no 
92 


168 


"1 if 

116 


19d 




119 


7 


10 




ion 

182 


nee 

266 


188 


138 


56 


26 


1 


188 


68 


^ AK 

145 


<6 


104 


QA 
b4 


o 


2 


94 


91 


(\e\ 

90 


92 


181 


167 


81 




116 


189 


186 


193 


172 


64 


8 




167 


72 


193 


71 


106 


106 


6 




104 


112 


109 


117 


812 


162 


1 




819 


177 


846 


184 


38 


i 






80 


28 


29 


• 28 


68 


67 


8 


I 


61 


61 


62 


68 


264 


202 


40 




260 


223 


290 


230 


19G 


200 


27 




202 


286 


212 


206 


6 


16 






7 


17 


6 


17 



6666 4616 788 185 6686 6881- 7265 5481 
CHESHIBB COnNTr-22 TOWNS. 



145 


118 


1 


8 


156 


124 


173 


131 


146 


136 


2 




U55 


161 


183 


167 


153 


73 






159 


65 


163 


65 


200 


46 


X 




193 


.50 


228 


44 


90 


65 


4 




61 


99 


66 


93 


214 


67 






178 


78 


219 


79 


186 


96 




1 


179 


104 


195 


111 


795 


867 


1 




718 


882 


824 


868 


186 


28 






186 


83 


196 


33 


67 


111 


1 




78 


106 


84 


107 


88 


62 




96 


50 


m 


47 


88 


HO 






81 




87 
208 


110 


179 


45 




1 


188 


ig 


88 


29 


11 






81 


8 


88 


8 


53 


84 


8 


12 


61 


99 


69 


101 


60 


21 






56 


17 


66 


21 


43 


40 






48 


86 


48 


41 


168 


207 




1 


142 


214 


163 


235 


98 


78 


1 




85 


68 


87 


63 


175 


218 






181 


218. 


198 


210 


149 


127 






152 


129 


163 


124 


289 


197 


1 




244 


162 


271 


169 


8629 


2275 


15 


21 


8m 


2820 

* 


8825 

' ■ • 


2880 



L/iyiiiz 



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VOyB FOR aOVEltNOR AND PREJSIDEXT. 



77' 



SULUVAN COUJJTY-15 TOWNS. 



Acworth, . 
CharlestowDy 

Claremont," 

Cornish, 

Crovdon, 
I Goshen, 

Grantham, 
' Langdon, 

Lempster, 

Newport, 

Plaintield. 

Sprin^jtield, 

Sunapee, . 

Unitv, 

Wastdngton, 



Alexandria, 

Ashland, 

Bath, 

lieu ton, 
Botlilehem, 

Bridjirewater, 

Bristol, 

Campton, 

Canaan, 

Danbnry, 

Dorchester, 

Ellsworth, 

Enfield, 

Frauconia, 

Grafton, 

Groton, 

Hanover. 

Haverhill, 

Hebron, 

Holderness. 

Laildair, 

Lebanon, 

Lincoln, 

Lisbon, 

Littleton, 

Lyman, 

Lyme, 

Monroe, 

Orange, 

Orford, 

Piermont, 

Plymouth, 

Kumne]r> 
Thornton, 
Warren, 
Waterville, 



GliAJbTON COUNTY-^ TOWNS: 



I 



(136 


110 


14 


1 


138 


111 


150 


lOvS' 


185 


120 


40 • 


16 


210 


140 


245 


131 


659 


233 . 


83 


• 7 


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78 VOTE EOa OOV£BNOA AND Pa£8XDSNT. 



Wentworth, 


77 


127 


41 




75 


118 


81 


179, 


Woo«Utockt 


22 


44 


23 




29 


68 


33 


60! 




4298 


8751 


1142 


126 


4280 


4811 


4701 


4896 


COOS COUXTt— 22 TOWNS. 




12 




Berlin, 


9 


87 


2 




11 


40 


58' 


CaiToll, 


18 


61 


2 




»14 


54 


18 


57 


Cambridge, 


19 


6 








4 


1 


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ClarksviUet ' 


45 






28 


48 


19 


Afl 

47 


Colobrook, 


128 


175 




6 


147 


175 


1« 


1581 


Colnmbia, 


89 


77 






96 


68 


95 


62 


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50 


101 






50 


95 


mm 

65 


AA 

90 


Dtinimer> 


25 


28 






27 


24 


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88 


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25 


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9 


34 






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85 


106 


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90 


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82 


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48 


126 


3 


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51 


137 


46 


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Lancuter, 


285 


127 


72 


58 


829 


158 


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860 


160 


Milan, 


72 


67 




1 


77 


DO 


AO 

98 


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86 


94 


4 


1 


79 


97 


75 


85 1 


Pitttsburg, • 


47 


46 


1 


6 




67 


51 


421 


Randolph, 


7 


23 


5 




1 


82 


9 


28 


Shelburoe, 


26 


82 


1 




88 


28 


81 


22 


Stark, 


80 


70 






80 


72 


84 


68! 


Stewartstown, 


43 


149 


1 




89 


146 


42 


138 


Stratford, 


65 


101 


8 


6 


68 


89 


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13 


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126 


113 


12 


6 


127 


114 


106; 




1217 


1602 


114 


87 


1837 


1685 


1882 


1642 



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and Fjro»ideiitiai V^iet Notm 1868* 



1870. 18m. i£ee. 

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CO « cc 3 

Rockingham, 5554 3621 993 202 

Strafford, 8374 1056 1407 124 

Belknap, 1782 1693 480 136 

Carroll, 1851 2073 188 61 

3Ierrimack, 4571 8009 1698 191 

Hinsborough, 6566 4516 788 185 

Cheshire, 8629 2275 15 21 

Sullivan, 2175 1527 594 .34 

Grattou, 4298 3751 1142 £86 

Coos, m7 1602 • 114 87 





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2240 


1947 


2164 


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4770 


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6381 


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88,569 82,046 81,285 

Totftl vote, 68,471 67,823 6D,426 

Stearns' xnaj., 1,353. Whole numbf^r of towns in the State, 333* 



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'9 tS70 / Fo^mUMmn mT IStO / MgmUMe 
Fmibf VlmhtoH^m 9f X868 f mnd 
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Towns. 



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88 Atkinson, 
18 Anbttrn, 

36 Brentwood, 120 
" 196 
167 
77 

185 
241 



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Commiesloner, 1870. a 

o 

5»o 



CP 

80 
91 



19 Candla, 
22 Chester, 
33 Danville, 
18 Deerfield, 
26 Derry, 
40 East.Kingt'n,60 

39 Epping, 

40 Exeter, 
30 Fremont, 
57 GoFport, 



)0 Greenland, 



120 
411 
48 
8 

82 
111 
138 



30 Hampstead, 
40 Uampton, 
40 Hamp'n-Fra, 73 
38 KensingtOD, 66 

38 Kingston, 114 
, 26 Iiondondr^y, 176 
1 47 KewoAStle, 97 
i40 Newington, 87 
'Sii Newmarket, 174 
. 40 Newtou, 83 
50 No.-Hainpt% 80 
18 Northwood, 164 
25 Nottingham, 80 

37 Plaistow, 90 
59 PoHBtnotttbfll' 2 
24 Raymond, 95 
50 Rye, 98 

38 Salem, 193 
28 Sandown, 77 
50 Seabrook, 166 
50 So.-Uampt'n» 47 

! 40 S. Newm'ket, 161 
50 Stratham, 104 74 
83 Windham, 107 4a 



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39 
45 
205 
68 
28 
157 
115 
44 
172 
58 
89 
4 
97 
48 
104 
21 
48 
64 
100 
78 
62 
197 
53 
100 
101 
115 
36 
611 
109 
162 
127 
66 
159 
67 



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1 

80 
6 
87 
10 
48 
42 
7 
24 
9 
91 
15 



61 
4 

18 
16 
41 
16 



20 
77 
5 

47 

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42 

8 

73 
1 

36 
6 

16 
2 
4 

12 
8 



1 

8 
2 
4 

21 
27 
6 



5 
6 
1 
14 
82 
14 



9 
6 
8 



1 

e 



18 



O 

488 
815 
895 
1,457 
1»168 

m 

1,768 
1,809 
553 
1.270 
8,437 
627 
94 
695 
935 
1.177 
679 
Wl 
1,054 
1,405 
867 
414 
1,987 
856 
728 
1,430 
1,130 
879 
9.211 
1,121 
994 
1,603 
496 
1,609 
448 
806 
769 
768 



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185 

217 

191 

429 

811 

166 

463 

396 

151 

851 

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148 
25 

188 
238 
805 
141 
163 
279 
819 
187 
116 
483 
220 
214 
851 
295 
187 
2601 
812 
298 
465 
138 
874 
288 
125 
197 
218 



a 

o . 

262,320 
888,687 
867,064 
611.088 
m,969 
819.010 
711,886 
758,147 
804,050 
568,212 

1,797,.358 
201,700 
21,783 
488.668 
806.244 
585.804 
824,046 
312,975 
438,263 
649,297 
149.986 
212.187 
893,9a3 
285,090 
809,m 
491,223 
419,491 
819,266 

7,471.695 
365,452 
462,119 
583,821 
232,041 
868,717 
858,604 

261,877 
533,094 
889,367 



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1.76 
2.57 
2.46 
3.43 
8.17 
1.47 
4.78 
5.00 
2.14 
8.81 
12. OG 
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.15 
2,94 
2.06 
8.9.^ 
2.17 
2.10 
2.94 
4.36 
1.01 
1.42 
6.00 
1.91 
2.68; 
330 
2.82 
2.14 

5':>.i3 

2.45' 
3.1U 
3.92 
1.56' 
2.44 
2.41; 
1.69! 
3.58 
2.56 



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STttAroOED CGUNTT-IS TOWS. 

29 Btthfngton, 208 

40 Dover, 1024 
32 Durham, 145 
85 FarmiDgtODi 296 
80 Lee, 66 
36 Madbury, 58 
40 Middleton, 38 
40 Milton, 190 
8S New- Durham, 48 
40 Rochester, 359 
45 IloJliDBford, 181 
45 Somer8worth,rj03 
80 Strftffi>rd, 281 



94 


46 




1,588 


488 


AAA At>A 

622,958 


4.18 


279 


287 




9,012 


20^0 


6»Ol8,320 


83. b« 


60 


61 




1,299 


341 


691,134 


4.*)4 




116 


12 


2,063 
tT8 


588 


874,577 


5.87 


93 


14 


16 


186 


892,024 


2.83 


28 






408 


103 


212,727 


x.vrt 


6 


^ 




476 


114 


174.808 


1.17 


35 


84 


9 


1,698 


388 


511,028 


3.43 


42 


117 


4 


974 


258 


350,977 


2.35 


161 


223 


68 


4,104 

1,5<^K) 


1043 


1,676.938 


11.25 


66 


10 




322 


928.254 


C.23 


99 


155 


7 


4,504 


1009 


2,239,557 


15.02 


m 


186 




1,668 


476 


688,128 


4.28 


1166 1285 


116 29,965 


7881 14,361,430 


96.35 



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26 Alton, 225 119 

20 Barnstead, 91 130 
18 Belmont, 95 144 
40 Center-Harbor,66 62 
25 Gilford, 828 256 

17 Gilmanton, 223 136 

25 Laconia, 170 231 

29 Meredith, 201 238 

30 Ncw-Uamp%160 103 

21 Sanbornton, 131 156 
17 Xatou, 94 115 



COUNlT- 
79 6 



158 
10 
8 
1 

84 



4 
4 
1 
«> 

3 
23 
13 
9 



3 
22 

18 

24 26 



11 TOiraS. 

1,769 614 688,071 

■ ' 549,809 
410,596 
151,640 
829 1,185,529 
m 658,062 
881,298 
697.$23 
425,503 
408,761 
499,598 



1,644 
1,185 
446 
8>8^ 
1.644 
2.309 
1,807 
1,257 
1,236 
1,147 



419 
265 
125 



513 
483 
309 
£90 



4.61 

3.69 
2.75 
1.02 
7.62 

4 38 

5.58 

4 m 

2.85 
3.15 
2.94 



1784 1680 847 12917,705 4468 6,4^1,190 43.27 



CARBOLL COUHTY— 18 TOWKS. 



74 Albany, 81 

85 Bartlett, 27 
50 Brookfield, 57 
99 Chatham, bO 
76 Conway, 158 

69 Eaton, 46 
60 Effingham, 93 

70 yreedom, 44 
Hale's Location, 
Hart's Looation,4 
,7ack8on, 6 

102 



90 

»k> Madison, 

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Moultonboro',101 

60 Ossipee, 197 
50 Sandwich, 288 
60 Tamworth, 186 
40 Tuftonborough,62 
50 Wakefield, 158 
50 Wolleboro', 244 



57 

127 

38 
54 
205 

112 

102 
143 

8 

68 

32 
152 
232 
162 
129 
122 
180 
236 



10 
4 



6 11 



86 
27 
1 
2 

15 



889 

629 
416 
446 
1,607 
656 
904 
737 
4 
26 
474 
646 

2 1,299 

3 1,822 
17 1,854 

1,344 
10 949 
1 1,185 
21 1,995 



85 

167 
101 
111 
898 

16 
265 
2028 



126 
287 
133 
456 
463 
826 
246 
330 
661 



76,083 

176.733 
158,387 
102,931 
524,874 

155,668 
333,448 
261,242 
1,500 
15,000 
155,489 
389,529 
194,r)37 
445,241 
607,211 
816.820 
853,121 
546,215 
935,305 



^1 

1,19 
1.06 
.69 
8.62 

1.04 

o Od 

1.75 
.01 
.10 

1.04 
2.61 
1.30 
2.99 
4.07 „ 
1221 
2.37 
3.67 
6v23 



1848 2164 101 66 17«881 4414 5,748,884 8a56. 



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81 



MEHRIMACK COUNTY— 26 TOWNS. 



12 

22 
10 
5 

26 
9 
9 

10 
12 
18 
15 
25 
8 
7 
8 
30 
80 
17 
7 
15 
81 
2.7 
19 
18 
iSO 



Alleuptowij, 

Andover, 

Boscawen, 

How, 

Bradford, 

Canterbury, 

Chichester, 

Concord, 

DunbartOD, 

Epeom, 

Franklin, 

flenniker, 

Hill, 

Hookeett, 

Hopkinton, 

Loudon, 

Newbury, 

New- London 

Northfield, 

Pembroke, 

Pittsfield, 

Salisbury, 

Sutton, 

Warner, 

Webater, 

Wilmot, 



22 54 

86 196 

172 196 

65 89 

122 144 

118 118 

74 89 

1418 660 



6 



9 
55 
21 
£4 

54 6 
548 85 



8 
10 
8 
7 
2 



111 
81 



77 
93 



17 

62 



2 
1 



282 212 
172 128 



18 17 
29 



99 
141 



60 
85 



260 173 
118 162 



40 
,142 
101 



78 
76 
86 



8 
9 
54 
47 
84 
4 
28 



12 
4 

6 

1 
4 



141 124 

182 16 

84 83 

150 126 

195 242 

93 66 

106 127 



62 13 

198 12 

87 12 
35 



9 

27 



1 
4 



804 
1,206 
1,687 

745 
1,081 
1.169 

872 
12,241 

778 

998 
2,301 
1,288 

620 
1.381 
1,815 
1,282 

601 

968 

886 
2,618 
1,690 

897 
1,165 
1,667 

689 
1,072 



111 
'341 
368 
233 
806 
284 
237 
8117 
204 
265 
566 
885 
168 
819 
470 
857 
168 
229 
221 
553 
430 
288 
314 
486 
183 
279 



311.507 
619,251 
631,224 
441.028 
658,210 
588,658 
867,096 

6,350.863 
470,961 
424,761 

1,200,596 
779.471 
260,778 
567,424 
847,117 
679,745 
290,360 
606,165 
407,776 
829,201 
678,911 
478,281 
600^1 
886,717 
860,740 
346,261 



2.09 
3.48 
4.24 
2.9*3 
3.71 
3.95 
2.46 
42.r>l 
8.16 
2.85 
8.05 
5,23 
1.75 
3.81 
6.68 
4.66 
1.95; 
3.3fl 
2.73 

5^ 
4^ 

3.21 
3.8G 
5.61 
2.42 
2.32 



4570 8385 1468 159 43,757 10,772 19,964,690 133.93 



HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY-30 TOWNS. 



30 Amherst, 201 
, 25 Antrim, 143 
21 Bedford, 169 
35 Bennington, 12 
40 Brookline, 100 
25 Deeriiy?, 63 
25 Fratvcestown, 1G7 
15 Goflfetown, 225 
Greenfield, 46 
Hanock, 110 
Hin8borougb,148 



30 
34 
23 
40 
88 
80 
27 
16 
48 
80 



156 
133 
40 
101 
1693 
148 
130 
398 

29 Mont-Vemon, 54 
as Nashua, 1040 
22 New-Boston, 134 
50 New-Ipswich, l72 
37 Pel ham, 106 
40 Peterborough ,812 



Uollis, 
Hudson, 
Litchfield, 
Lyndeboro*, 
Manchester, 
Mason, 
Merrimack, 



'86 Milford, 



100 
102 
138 
64 
71 
119 
87 
117 
97 
106 
207 
136 
98 
62 
68 
988 
106 
118 
121 
98 
650 
167 
66 
105 
152 



2 
14 
5 
1 

10 
4 
95 



1 

3 



55 16 

4 15 

32 3 

21 2 

218 93 



1 
4 



2 

12 
2 



112 24 
81 
1 
6 
1 



i,a')3 

906 
1,221 
401 
741 
722 
932 
1,666 
527 
692 
1,595 
1,080 
1,066 
845 
820 
23,609 
1,364 
1.066 
2,006 
601 
10,541 
1.241 
1,380 
861 
^238 



342 
288 
295 
119 
215 
181 
255 
420 
141 
186 
407 
815 
277 
87 
220 

4582 
841 
278 
610 
172 

2401 
288 
283 
240 
645 



761.113 
532.924 
618,457 
230,972 
868,095 
872,692 
558.811 
811,918 
808,679 
440,882 
816,607 
867,223 
653,166 
285,696 
852,982 
12.560,488 
•647^890 
628,730 

1,488,220 
820,656^ 

6.881,092 
730,624 
710,093 
620,071 

1,411(488 



6.11 

3.f>8 

4.11 

1.66i 

2.47 

2.50, 

a75 

6.45 

2.14 

2.961 

5-.48 

6.82 

8.71 

1.91 1 

2.37 

84.27 
4.34 
4.22 
9.C5 
2.15 

42.81 
4.90 
4.76 
4.16 
9.47 



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POPULATION AND VALUATION. 



48 Sharon, 
45 Temple, 
14 Weare, 
41 WUton, 



SB 4 

GS 58 
202 



6 16 

6544 4G04 
CfiEfiHIRK 



1 
S6 



< 182 
421 
2,093 

81 



b2 

110 
640 

27 



123,162 
266,113 
866,394 
796,0a. 
6d,605 



.82 
1.78 
6.81 
5.85 



673 178 64,212 Um 35,430,425 237.69 
C0UMTY-2a TOWNS. 



56 Alstead, 
62 Chesterfield, 
50 Dublin, 
98 FitKwilliatn, 
50 Gilfnm, 
75 Hinsdale, 
50 Jaffrey, 
50 KeenOT 
50 iAIarlbortf', 

; 50 Marlow, 
52 Nelson, 
60 Kichraond, 
50 Rindge, 
50 Koxbury, 
40 Stoddard^ 
40 SulliTSii, 
66 Snrry, 
60 Swanzey, 

' 00 Troy, 
60 Walpole, 
6.5 Westmorerd 
65 WiuclieBter, 



147 118 
146 135 



153 

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56 
214 
186 



73 
46 

89 
67 
95 



798 869 
186 23 
68 111 



1 
1 

1 
4 



1 
1 



2 
1 



83 110 
179 45 



29 
43 



11 
84 
21 

40 



8 



8 

1 
12 



153 207 

96 73 

176 213 

,149 127 

239 197 



1,213 
1,289 
930 
1,140 
590 
1,842 
1,256 
5,ia 
1,017 
716 
744 
868 
1,107 
174 
667 
847 
818 
1,626 
767 
1,880 
1,256 
2,097 



sir> 

828 
249 
330 
162 
878 
815 
K^3 
226 
193 
176 
199 
245 
48 
196 
89 
84 
891 
171 
441 
306 
517 



647.241 

620,124 
009,964 
560,848 
249.tl09 
611,657 
792,931 

3,169,991 
384,925 
363,078 
809,068 
833,614 
523,506 
95,743 
876.768 
260,204 
205,641 
629,545 
844,083 

1,207,858 
(>9«.287 
852,801 



3502 2811 14 21 27,2f>5 6,742 13,837,491 
SULLIVAN COUNTY— 16 TOWNS. 



50 Aoworth, 13G 
I 58 Charlestown,18,5 
j 50 l^laremont, 570 

60 Cornish, 
1 44 Croydon, 

40 (ioshen, 
!40 (irantham, 

62 Langdoo, 
. 40 Lempster, 

40 Newport, 

63 Plainfleld, 
1 40 SpHugfteld, 
' 40 Sunapoe, 

50 Unity, 



98 

49 
77 
67 
73 
299 
•147 
77 
60 
42 



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120 
238 

ai6 

46 

90 

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76 
166 
170 

66 
140 
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119 



4 
89 
73 
11 



9 
39 

1 
17 
80 
60 

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46 
8 



1 1,050 
15 1.742 
8 4,053 
1,334 
1 652 
507 

1 608 
' 411 

8 678 
3 2,168 
2,589 
781 

2 . 808 
. 839 

S89 



291 
401 
9G9 
819 
146 
131 
146 
134 
153 
585 
876 
225 
194 
215 
218 



504,023 
1.037,820 
2,286.4r/) 
689,701 
281,484 
218,484 
212,n8 
339,170 
294.839 
993,^ 
6M,614 
284,887 
267,916 
366,822 
880,606 



2188 1634 496 3418,054 4,501 8,861,787 

GRAFTON CODKTY--88 T6WN8. 

54 Akxandria,^ 83 85 69 o 877 239 303,258 



a:, Ashland, 152 
' iiatt?, _^ .106 



85 
65 
152 



18 



877 
885 
1,168 



239 
258 
326 



335,663 
558,828 



4.34 
4.16 
4.09 
3.70 
1.67 
4.11 
5.32 
21.27 
2.58 
2.44 
2.07 
2.24 
351 
.64 
2.88 
1.75 
1.8^ 
4.22 i 
2.811 
8.10 
4.68 
5.72 

92^68 



3.8S 
6 96, 
1534 
4.63 
1 89 
1.46 
1.43 
2.28 
1.98 
6.67 
4.66 
191 
1.79 
245 
2@ 

69.45 



2 04 
2.25 



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POPULATION AND VALUATIUN. 



84 
118 

85 
30 
50 
51 
30 
64 
63 
41 
75 
40 
50 
54 
80 
42 
40 
85 
5«) 
70 
103 
80 
90 
60 
90 
50 
92 
70 
51 
5v* 
65 
71 
65 
67 
60 



Henton, 
Bethlehem, 
Hrid;!:ewater, 
Bristol, 
Camp ton, 
Cunaan, 
Danbury, 
Dorchester, 
EUflworth, 
Enlieid. 
F ranconia, 
(jlrattou, 
(jrotoD, 
Hanover, 
Haverhill, 
Hebron, 
Hoiderness, 
Laudafi*, 
Lebanon, 
Lincoln, 
Lisbon, 
Littleton, 
Lyman, 
Lyme, 
Monroe, 
Oran-i^e, 
Orlbrd, 
Piermont, 
Plymouth, 
Pumney, 
Thornton, 
\Varreu, 
Watcrville, 
Went worth, 
Woodstock, 
Allen^s Grant, • • 
Elkins' Grant, 
Sargent & Elkins- Grant, 
Hatch & Cleaves' Grant, 
Two Jlaymond Grants, 



140 
107 
106 
156 
140 
i 148 
112 
150 
150 
90 
116 



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205 


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114 


128 


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59 


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22 


53 


162 


8 


6 


4 




78 


161 


1 


22 


46 


21 



81 



5 
1 



15 

4 

3 



1 

3 
18 
17 



875 

m 

453 
1,416 
1,226 
1,877 
796 
689 
198 
1,662 
549 
907 
588 
2.086 
2,270 
382 
793 
882 
8,098 
71 
1,848 
2,446 
658 
1,358 
532 
340 
1,119 
792 
1,409 
1,164 
840 
900 
33 
971 
405 

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101 

233 
116 
851 
296 
470 
226 
171 

54 
423 
146 
269 
163 
498 
545 
101 
203 
229 
77i2 

18 
527 
613 
155 
363 
128 

80 
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207 
347 
&'i6 
213 
227 

13 
248 

98 



149,985 
303.«i5»» 
144;314 
454,631 
876,667 
628,170 
309,794 
187,142 

47,142 
729,2:i0 
236,<jU2 
883,558 
218,490 
997,429 
iM'>6.255 
127.528 
276.240 
327 521 
1,468,575 

25,974 
668,314 
835,582 
243,854 
728,228 
249,728 
105,970 
6663(U 
479,301 
597,0)1 
;j90,144 
205.123 
341.030 

28.024 
33l*,9i'<) 
110,193 
3,000 
3,000 
3,000 
650 
650 



1.01 
2.04 
.97 
3.05 
2.52 
21 
(•8 
23 
.31 
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1.69 
2.57 
1.47 
6 69 
648 
.86 
1.86 
2 20 
9.79 
.17 
4/48 
5.61 
1.63 
4.89 
1.67 
.71 
4.47 
3.22 
4.01 
2.60 
1.78 
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- 4309 4383 613 118 38,726 10,017 16.872,157 106.47 



COOS COUNTY— 22 TOWNS. 



Berlin. 

Cambridge, 

Carroll, 

Clarksville, 

Colebrook, 

Cohnnbia, 

Dalton, 

Dummer, 

Errol, 

Gorham, 

Jefferson, 



* 9 


37 


2 


529 




5 




28 


18 


61 


2 


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19 


45 




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127 


174 


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762 


50 


101 




733 


26 


23 




317 


9 


34 


1 


178 


85 


100 


8 


7 1,161 


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126 


8 


8 825 



96 


143,570 


.97 


7 


a3,994 


.22. 


85 


122,567 


.83 ■ 


72 


70,623 


.47 


318 


493,012 


3.81; 


179 


202,640 


1.30 


146 


213,649 


1.44 


74 


76,377 


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42 


78,117 


.53 


238 


277,355 


1 86 


196 


227,837 


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84 



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150 

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160 

160 

135 

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187 
120 



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128 
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94 

46 

28 

70 
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120 
154 

148 



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Milan, 78 
^'th'mb'rrd,8e 
Pittsbarg, 47 
Randolph 7 
Shelburne, 26 
;Stark, 80 
Steiiraii!Mo'ii;48 
Stratford, 65 _ 
Wentworth's I^CatioD, 
Whitefield, 126 114 5 5 
Bean's Purchase, 
Chandler'8 Purchase, 
Crawford '8 Purobase, 
Dixvillc, 
Dix*B Grant, 
Erving's Grant> 
Greene's Grant, 
Gilmantou aud AtkiiiBOD 

Academy Gnuit» 
Kilkenney, 

Low & Burbftnk'8 Giranti 
Martin'3 LocatioD, 
Millsfield, 

NaBh & Sawyer-s LQCati^n^ 
Odell's Township, '* 
Pinkliam'a Grant, 

Success, 

Sar^:ent*8 Purchase, 
Dartmouth College Grant, 
Thontp9on lb Heserre's PareliMe, 
€lmwnird'B Qrant, 



2.248 
710 
855 
400 
138 
268 
464 
909 
887 
38 

1,196 



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558 
181 
228 
110 
40 
69 
127 
209 
184 
11 
259 



64 



17 
28 

1 

8 

11 



728,880 
197,082 
276,786 
144,519 

57,718 
127,041 
161,663 
259^666 • 
248,884 

12,119 
805,351 
8»80O 
2,000 

16,000 

15,000 
2,^ 

2,m 

60,000 

10.000 
15.000 
5,000 
8,000 
20,000 
4,000 

ao,ooo 
so,ooo 

15,000 
16.000 
6,000 

u,m 

25,000 



1220 1603 108 83 18,158 8429 4,7^,034 

BBGAPirnLATIOK. 
1870. 



Hockingham, 

StraflTord, ' 

Belknap, 

Carroll, 

Merrimack, 

Hillsborough, 

CheRhire, 

Sullivan, 

Graftoo, 

Coos, 



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8842 


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116 


2 


29,965 


1784 


1690 


347 


129 




17,705 


1848 


2154 


101 


65 




17,331 


4570 


8:385 


1468 


159 




43,767 


6544 


46*14 


673 


178 


2 


64.212 


3602 


2311 


14 


21 




27,265 


2188 


1634 


495 


84 


3 


18,064 


4809 


4888 


618 


118 




88.726 


1220 


1608 


108 


88 




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26570 


5881 1085 


7 


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14.861,48011 

6,461,190! 

5,748,334 
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86.480,426! 
13,837,4914 

8,861,787; 
l5fS72J67 

4,7!22^| 

149,065,290. 



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VOTE FOR COUNCILORS, 18T0. 



Dibthiot No. 1 consists of the county of Rockingham; and t\u 
towns of Allenstown, Bow, Canterbury, Chichester, Concord 
Epsom, Loudon, Northfleld, Pembroke and Pittstield, in th< 
county of Merrimack, which are marked with a star. 



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Allenstown,* 22 
Atkinson, 80 
Auburn, 91 
Bow,* 64 
Brentwood, 120 
Candia, 197 
Canterbury,* 120 
Cliester, 167 
Chichester,* 74 
Concord,* 13S1 



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82 
54 
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56 7 
6 
36 
24 
10 

64 6 
593 31 



Ward 1, 
Ward 2, 
Ward 3. 
Ward 4, 
Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 



163 102 4 16 

42 74 95 .V 

86 68 3 

324 96 112 

298 106 73 

301 35 192 

167 30 114 



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Danville, 75 
Deeraeld, 185 
Derry, 241 
E. Kingston, 50 
Epping, 120 
Epsora,* 81 
Exeter, 412 
j Fremont, ;u ,48 
Gosport, 8 
Greenland, 82 
Hampstead, 111 
Uarapton, 138 
Uampton-F'l8,73 

Whole vote, 1870, 15,174 
Mosos Humphrey {Pep.), 7,850 
David M. Clough (Dem.), 6,061 
Jeremiah S. Noyes {L. /?.), 1,996 
James M. Sanborn ( Temp.) 261 
Humphrey's majority, 526 



23 48 1 

167 42 3 

115 7 2 

44 24 4 

172 8 21 \ 

93 52 1 

57 90 27 

89 15 4 
4 

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48 61 

104 4 

21 13 



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Kensington, 66 
Kingston, 114 
Londond'ry, 176 



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87 
174 
86 
101 



Loudon,* 
Newcastle, 
Newington, 
Newmarket, 
Newton, 
Northtield,* 
No. Hampton, 60 
Northwood, 164 
Nottingham, 
Pembroke,* 
Pitt.«lield,* 
Plaistow, 
Portsmouth, 1162 

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141 
182 

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64 
100 
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25 
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Ward 2, 
Ward 8, 



489 
209 



218 
179 
215 



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198 11 

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Raymond, 101 112 75 1 
Rye, 98 168 

Salem, 198 127 36 

Sandown, 77 66 7 

Seabrook, 156 159 16 

S. Hampton, 47 58 2 

S.Newm'rk't,161 83 4 

St rat ham, 104 74 12 

Windham, 107 46 3 



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7850 50G1 1996 261 

Whole voto, 1869, 15,676 

Moses Humphrey ( Itep.), 8,32(1 

John S. Bennett (/)em.), 7,331 

Scattering, 1J2 

Humphrey's majority, 971 



86 



COUNCXLOB VOTE. 



District Ko, 2 o<Hk9l8t|i/)f .thecponties of Strafford, Belknapt 



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1870. 



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224 

91 
203 
27 



Albany, 
Alton, 

Barntttead, 

Barrington, 
Bartlett, 
Belmont, 
Brookfield, 
C'ter. Harbor,68 
Chatham, 50 
Conway, 153 
Dover. 1020 



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131 158 

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145 
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62 
64 
205 

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10 
11 
4 
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6 
4 



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8 

66 
58 

88 
190 



Ward 1, 81 

Ward 2, 367 

Wardfl^ 471 

Ward 4, 101 



39 1- 
78 95 
91121 
69 14 



Durham, . 145 66 01 
Eaton, ' 46 112 
p:fliu;iham, 93 102 6 



Farmingtol|« 297 93 116 ' 
Freedom, 43 148 
Gilford, 346 240 1 
Gilmanton, 2;28 188 d4 
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Whole vote, 1870, 13,967 
Ezra Gould* ( Jiep. ), 6,937 
Alphonzo B, ^tkt{Dm.), 4,964 

Charles Rollins (L. F.), 1,741 
Cliarie.« H. Parker (rewi?.), 271 
Scatterinpj, 24 

"* Ko ciioice; elected by the Legislature. 



Jackeon, 
Laoonla, 

Lee, 

Madbury, 
MadiBon, 
Meredith, 

MiddletoA, 
Milton, 
3Ioultonboro'97 
N. Durham, 48 
N. Hampton, 169 
OsBipee, 197 
Kochester, 364 
BollinBford, 182 
Sanbornton, 131 
Sandwich, 292 
Somersw'tb, 503 
Straffqrd, 281 
Taraworth, 172 
mton, 105 
Tbftonboro,' 94 
Wakefield, 167 
Wolfefi^OlO,' 286 



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94 
28 
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241 

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Whole yote; 1869, 18.743 

Charles Jones {Hep.), 7,296 

Hiram Barker (Dem*), 6,446 

Scattering, - . 1 

Jones' migovitjf 8^9 



DiST&iOT No. 3 cQOsista of the countv of Hillsborough; and 
the towns of Andover, Hoseawen, Bradrord, Donbartoti, Frank- 
lin, Henniker, Hookeetil^.HopkintOn, Newbury, New-Lcndon, 
Salisbury, Sutton, Warner, Wilmot and Webster, in the county 
of Merrimacl^ which are marked with a star. 



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Andover,* 
Antrim. 
Bedfora, 



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83 199 14 

143 102 14 

169 138 5 



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Brookliue, 100 71 

Deering, 63 119 

Duubarton,»m 78 

Francesto'n, 167 88 

Franklin.* 276 2 14 



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GolP'towii, 226 117 

Greenfield, 46 97 

Hancock, 110 106 

Henniker,« 172 128 

Hill, 08 60 

Hillsboro', 14S 207 

Hollis, ' 156 187 

Hoo1c8ett,« 149 88 

Hopkinton,«269 173 

Hudson, 133 92 

Litchfield, 40 54 

Lyndeboro', 101 68 
Manclieater,1691 1041 



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8 12 

66 16 

4 15 

10 8 
54 

82 8 

21 2 

228 oa 



ICashua, 



Ward 1, 
Ward 2, 
Ward 3, 
Ward 4, 
Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7» 
Ward 8, 



239 
181 
427 
863 

14 
292 
119 

56 



87 

32 
196 
1^31 
314 
168 
62 
21 



49 17 

15 10 

40 19 

24 28 
45 

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Masou, 148 106 
Merrimack, 133 111 2 

Miiford, 899 120 . 1 13 

Mon^y6rI|)B«M 96 4 8- 

Whole vote, 1870, • 16,706 
Daniel Barnard 8.829 
John Proctor (i5em.), 6,671 
Josiah Q. Dearborn {L.F,), 968 
Edynxd Atken (Temp,), 248 
minority, 90 



Ward 1, 
Ward 2, 
Ward 8, 
Ward 4, 
Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 
War4 8 



1047 664 

15^^93" 
144 126 



68 
121 

91 

228 



42 
27 
107 
118 
67 
84 



108 28 

2 
2 
4 

1 

10 
1 
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3 
2 

62 
I 

27 
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Kew-BbBtdD,134 167 

Newbury,* 40 78 84 

New-Ip8w'h, 172 66 1 

K. London,* 142 76 4 1 

Pelhatn, l'>r, 105 6 

Peterboro', 312 162 1 

Salicibury,* 84 83 87 12 
Sharon, 23 4 

Sutton,* 150 128 36 

Temple, r>3 57 1 1 
Warner,* 196 242 

Weare, 266 202 38 

Webster,* 98 65 9 1 

WUraot/ 106 127 27 

Wilton, 198 200 26 
Windsor. 8 14 

6671 968 248 

Whole vote. 1869, 16,(121 

MosesA.Hodgdon (T^e^.)' 

John Proo*orT/>em.), 7,884 

Scattoring-, 22 



DiSTAiCT No. 4 consists of the counties oi' Cheshire and Sullivan. 

1870. ' 



! Acworth, 
j Alstead. 

Charlesto'n, 
I Chesterfield, 

Claremont, 

Cornish, 

Croydon, . 

Dublin, 

FitzwiUiaill^ 
i Gilsum, 
' Goshen,. 

Grantham, 

Hinsdale, 

JafTrey, 

Keene, 

Langdon, 



3 

137 109 

147 118 

186 12^ 

m 187 

574 287 

208 116 

d3 46 

m 78 

800 46 

55 90 

49 90 

78 86 

214 67 

186 95 

791 867 

67 48 



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14 
1 



72 
11 
21 

1 
4 

9 



I 

1 

3 
16 



.16 



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Lempster, 

MarlDoro*, 

Mario w, 

Nelson, 

Newport, 

Flaiufield, 

Kichmoud» 

Rindge, . 

Roxbury, 

SprinpHeld, 

Stoddard, 

SuHiviab, 

Suna^e^, • ' 

Surry,. ; . 

Swansey, « 

Troy, 





1870. 








• 




• 

• 


i 




Johns 
Scattc 


3 






73 


76 


17 


8 


186 


28 






68 


111 


1 


2 


87 


68 




8 1 


299 


166 


80 


147 


170 


60 




83 


110 






179 


45 




1 


29 


11 








50 


66 




58 


84 


IT 


12 8 


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21 






60 
43 




3 


153 


208 




t 


96 


73 


1 





1 



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COUKCtLOR VOTE. 



Unity, 42 99 45 

Walpole, 176 213 
Wa6hlugton,105 119 8 



Whole vote, 1870, \ 10,343 
Samuel W. Hale (i?ep,), 5,869 
Fred'k W. Ix?wi8 {Dem.), 3,927 
John B. Smith {L. R.) 603 
Moses Johnson {Temp,), 50 
Scattering, a^-.u^/i-. * r...4 
Hale's majority; 1,876 



\Ve8tmorel'd,149 127 
Winchester, 238 197 

6859 8927 603 50 4 j 

Whole vote, 1869,, • .. 9,948 

Samuel W. Hale {Rep.\ 6,692 

Martin Chase [Dem.), 4,263 

Scattering, , 3 

Hale's majority, ' ' ' , 1,486 



District No. 5 consints of the counties of Grafton and Coos. 



1870. 



1870. 



Alexandria, 8& 
Ashland, 152 
Bath, 106 
Benton, 19 
Berlin, 9 
Bethlehem, 38 
Bridgewater, 70 
Bristol, ^ 
Campton, 178 
Canaan, 217 
Carroll, 18 
Cambridge, 
Clarksville, 19 
Colebrook 132 
Columbia, 90 
Dalton, 60 
Danbury, 83 
Dorchester, 28 
Dummer, 26 
Enfield, 186 
Kllsworth, 7 
Errol, 9 
Franc on ia, 88 
Gorhum, 92 
Graiton, 106 
Groton, 72 
Hanover, 260 
Haverhill, 207 
Hebron, 33 
Holderness, 79 
Jefferson, 68 



CD 

« 

144 

65 
163 

71 

37 
176 

49 
111 
107 
240 

63 
5 

45 
172 

77 
101 
124 
109 

23 
187 

41 

34 

83 
106 
142 

86 
175 
263 

68 
130 
129 



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09 



2 
3 

'J* • 



8 
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Whole vote, 1870, . . ,. j 12.365 

Orlando H.Jasper 6.722 
Nathan 11. Weeks (Dem.), 6,492 

Hiram Savage, 66 

Edward M. Wright, • 64 

Scattering, 2 

^ Weeks' majority 639 



'T 



" •• : 

Lancaster, 
Landaff, 
Lebanon, 
Lisbon, 
Lincoln, 
Littleton, 
Lyman, 
Lyme, 
Milan, 
Monroe, 



286 
60 

480 

260 
4 

247 
90 

210 
73 
78 



'I 



N'fhuraberrd,87 
Orange, 49 
Orford, 157 
Fiermont, 104 
Pittsburg, 63 
Plymoutlj, 156 
Randolph, 7 
Rumney, 131 
Shelburne, 26 
Stark, 31 
Stewartst'wn, 43 
Stratford, 70 
Thornton, 53 
Warren, 63 
Waterville-, 6 
Wentworth, 78 
Wentw. Loc'n, 
Whitefield, 131 
Woodstock, 14 



ao 

O 

155 
164 
205 
195 
12 
330 
68 
148 
57 
82 
97 
34 
98 
90 
47 
217 
23 
142 
32 
70 
151 
104 
163 
170 
4 
168 

126 
74 



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CS 

46 



8 
43 
11 



66 



64 2 

12.120 



I 6722 6492 

Wholfe vote, 1869, 
Nathan H. Weeks {Dem.), 6,097 
John Lindsev (Rep.), 6.790 
Nathan N. ^V'cekB, 230 
Scattering, 



Weeks' majority. 



74 



VOTS FOR SENATORS— 1870-1869. 

DISTRICT NO. L 

1870. 

^11.1 II* > 



s 

OQ 

Go8port, 8 
Greenland, 84 

Hiimpton 141 
Hamp'u-F'l8,73 
Newcastle, 97 
NewinjEftoD, 37 
New mnrket,U^ 
No. HHmp'u,80 



1870. 1869. 


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s t s 




• 

o 




a 
o 


4 4 


3 


86 77 


100 


104 4 154 


116 


21 13 82 


3S 


73 100 


80 


62 89 


74 


w m 165 


222 


100 6 8d 


118 



1869. 



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Portsm'h,1163 612 4 1067 913 



Ward 1, 466 
Ward 2, 4iK) 
Ward a, 208 

Rye, 100 
no^ iSeabrook, 156 
'S.Ncwm'ket,160 

Strctham, 108 



2ly 1 413 a57 

179 8 494 800 

21 4 160 256 

161 1 87 179 

159 16 156 180: 

36 145 61 ! 

74 18 190 84, 



Whole vote, 1870, 4,169 
Wm. B. Small (elected), 2,394 
■ Aaron L. Mel lo ws ( Dem.), 1,685 
Joseph H . lierrj ^L, Ji,), 71 
ScatteriDg, 9 
Small's majority* 



2394 1685 

Whole vote, 18(39, 
John H. Baiky (/?e;).), 
Frank Jones (sMm^), 
Scattering, 
Bailey's minority, 



71 2285 2174 

4.464 
2,286 
2,174 

loe 



BISTBICT NO. 2. 
1870. 



a 

I 

80 

91 
116 
197 
166 

70 
185 
233 



en 



Atkin«on, 
Auburn, 
Brentwood, 
Candia, 
Chester, 
Danville, 
Deerfield, 
Dorrv, 

Kast-K i n gst on , 4 3 
Epping, 124 
Exeter, 869 
Fremont, 45 
llampstead, 111 

\thole vote, 1870, 
Nath'l Gordon {Jiep,), 
James Priest (Dem. ), 
Matthew H, Taylor ( L. 
Jena. r. Sanborn (2".), 
Scattering, 
Gordon^s majoritjr, 



58 
87 
54 

205 
67 
23 

157 

116 
44 

163 
48 
89 
48 



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1 

30 
6 
86 
10 
49 
42 
7 
24 



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o 

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a 

BO 



3 
2 
4 

9 21 
98 29 



15 
44 



5 
16 



1870. 



Kensinfi^on, 

Kingston, 

Londonderry 

Newton, 

Nottingbam, 
I'laistow, 
Raymond, 
Salcm, 
Sandown, 
8o. Hampton 
Vyindham, 



I 

o 
O 



4» 



67 4K 

113 64 

,176 110 

88 68 

80 115 

iK) m 

102 112 

190 127 

77 66 

, 46 57 

107 40 



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16 
41 
5 
78 

60 
42 
73 
15 
6 
2 

a 



s 

14 

32 
14i 

2 

4 

10 i 

13 
1 



5.701 
2,966 
1.948 
606 
176 
10 
281 



296G 1943 

Whole vote, 1809, 
Nath'l Gordon (7J<p.), 
Wm. W. Cook (Dem.), 
Scattering, 

Gordou's majority, 



606 176 

6,851 
3,157 1 
2,678 I 

21 
403 



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SENATOR VOTE. 



AmhcrsL 
Bedford, 
Goffstown, 
Manchester, 

~^Vard 1, 
Ward 2, 

Ward 3, 
Ward 4, 



1870. 



I 

O "3 

206 100 

160 150 

226 218 
1565 1432 



DISTRICT NO. 8. 
1868. 



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CD 

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183 100 
163 13d 
199 177 
1680 12S6 



240 149 

169 71 

369 311 

856 219 



228 147 

188 48 

415 216 

364 216 



1870. 1869. 



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Manchester 
Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 

Ward 8, 

Merrimack^ 180 114 18& 118 



14 814 13 371 

800 222 289 194 

72 109 122 78 

45 37 61 21 



Whole vote, 1870, 4,301 

Geo. Uolbrook 2,28G 

8am'l N. Bell {Bern.), 2,014 

Scattering, 1 

Holbrook'fl majorityt 271 



2286 2014 2860 1820 

Whole vote, 1SG9, 4.227 

Jos.F.Keunard{i?ej3.), 2,360 

Clia'sIl.Morri80n(2>m), 1,820 

Scattering, 47 

Kennara's ni^|ority» 493 



DISTRICT KO. 4. 





1870. 


4 


1869. 


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AIlenstown,22 


60 


3 


84 


50 


Boscawen, 173 


146 


7 


188 


139 


Bow, 67 
Cauterb'y, 120 


145 


4 


88 


183 


136 




125 


140 


Chichester, 73 


142 


5 


88 


131 


Concord, 1361 1134 30 


1512 


917 


Wardl, 168 


108 Hi 


'163 


109 


Ward 2, 45 


186 




52 


156 


Ward 3, 95 


67 


6 


111 


63 


Ward 4, 312 


215 


6 


390 


166 


Wards, 296 


180 


8 


820 


143 


Ward 6, 284 
Ward 7, 165 


282 




808 


171 


146 




168 


100 


Whole Tote, 1870, 




5,817 



1870. 



1869. 



I 

Dunbart'0,111 

Kpsom, 82 
Hooksett, 142 
London, 116 
Northw'd, ir4 
rembroke, 141 
ritt«field, 179 
Welwter, ' 



o » 

99 2 

146 
93 

206 8 

147 
186 13 
214 10 
74 1 





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« 


• 


tc 




a 








112 


82 


95 


127 


136 


101 


124 


210 


182 


134 


170 


201 


214 


194 i 


98 


76 f 



Reuben L. French*(7?ep.),2,844 
(;ha'8 T. Cram ( Dem.), 2,926 
Wm. Emery {Temp.), 89 
Scattering, 18 

* No choice ; elected by the Legislature. 



2844 2926 89 8166 2635 



Whole Yote, 1869, 5,803 
John Y.Mugridge(/?e;>),3,166 
John L. TalTaut(/>m.), 2,636 
Scattering, 2 
Mngridge*ami^rlt7» 529 



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91 



DISTRICT no. 5. 
1870. - 1869. 



1870. 



1869. 



& 



5 



Barringt'n,197 
Dover, 1021 



187 
487 



> 

o 
Oh 

173 

d20 



Wardl, 80 89 74 

Ward 2, 866 165 801 

Wards, 469 210 426 

Ward 4, 106 73 119 



Durbam, 145 
Farm'gton,296 



185 141 
210 12 270 



1 

160 
442 

49 
154 

176 
63 

171 
282 



i 

Lee, 63 
Mad bury, 57 
Kocheflter, 858 
Rolliusfd, 182 
Sora\'*w'tU,503 
Strafford, 219 



a » 

» 0 



£ 

57 
57 



A » 

122 4 

46 

891 87 421 
74 184 
255 6 666 

219 au7 



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108: 

42 
823 

74 
173 
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Whole vote, 1870, 5,241 
Geo. C. Feavey {Jiep,), 8.041 
John Saunders (Dm.), 2,076 
Silas Hussey, Jr. (Tern^.), 100 

Scattering?, 15 
Peavey '8 majority, 741 



Whole vote, 1869, 
Geo. C. Feavey, {Jiep.)^ 
Jacob B. Smith, (Dem.j, 
Scattering, 
Feavey^ m^Jori^, 



4,940 
2.988 
1/J52 . 
2 

1,082 



mSTlUCT NO. 6. 
1870. 



o 



Albany, 

Alton, 
Bariistead, 
Belmont, 

Brookfield, 
Center-Uarbor,66 



"a 
S 

31 
222 
91 
05 

59 



3 S, 



Conway, 153 

Eaton, 46 

Eflingham, 92 

Freedom, 44 

Gilford, 206 

Gilmanton, 222 

Laconia, 136 

Madison, 102 

Whole vote, 1870, 
Wm. N. Blair* 

John C. Moulton {Dem.), 
I Cha'8 S. George {L.Ii.), 
John Blackmer ( Temp,), 
Scattering, 



d 
o 

57 
120 
131 
151 
89 
62 
204 
112 
102 
148 
328 
137 
258 
82 



1 1 
155 
2 
4 
8 



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u 

08 



6 
4 
2 



1870. 



6 12 



88 

3 

21 



7.840 
8.285 
8380 

531 

190L. 
4 



s 

165 
88 
190 



Meredith, 
Middleton, 
Milton, 

Bfoolt'nboro',101 

New-Durham, 48 
Op si pee, 197 
Sandwich, 287 
Tamworth, 186 
Tuftonboro', 62 
VVaketield, 158 
\Volfeboro\ 239 



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241 
74 
86 

152 

42 

132 
162 
129 
122 

180 
239 



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B 



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4 

85 
27 
117 



9 
2 

4 

3 
18 



2 10 

2 

14 22 



8285 8880 631 190 



Whole vote, 1869, 7,669 

E««i Gould {Rep.)t 8,754 

Edwin FeoaeC Dem.), 8,744 
Scattering, 61 
No choice* 



•Ko choice; ohoeen by the Legialatare. 



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SENATOR VOTE. 



1870. 



1870. 



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0 

r 

o 

CO 

99 
149 
96 
40 
148 

m 

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a 



a 



71 
136 
91 
58 
106 
119 
622 



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4 
19 



86 
43 



4 

82 



1 
87 



Brookline, 
Uollis, 
Hudson, 
LitchHeld, 
Mason, 
miford, 

KxIhmIi 

Ward 1, 151 89 4 1 

Ward 2, 163 10.3 2 

Ward 3, 61 42 2 8 

WAnl4, U7 87 7 2 

Whole vote, 1870, 4,416 
(lilman Scripture, ( 2,426 
David Whitney (I>em.), 1,646 
Enoch J. ColbunifX. Ji,) 185 
Alden M. Joii«s(2%MpO» lo7 
Scattering, 3 
Scriptttre'8 minority, 436 



Ward 5, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 7, 
Ward 8, 

New-Ipswicli 
Pelhara, 
SbaroDf 
Temple, 
Wilton, 



2 



a 

•E 

o 

CO 

105 
214 
128 
96 

173 
1U6 
28 
57 
191 



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104 

117 
56 
84 
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106 
4 
57 

210 



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5 
6 



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23 

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2m 1646 185 157 

Whole vote, 1869, 4,382 

GilmanScripture(/?f;p.), 2,489 

Isaac McQuefiton {JJ.), 1,861 
Scattering, 
Scriptiife*0 m^otity, 



990 



DISXaiCT 
1870. 



1870. 



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CO 






be 

a 


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bO 
c« 
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int. 


a 






102 


14 




62 


1 


1 


149 


19 


2 


m 


7 




80 


8 




81 






91 






128 


20 




207 


56 


16 


173 


'A 




62 




2 




5.413 



I 

M 

it 

Antrim, 143 

Bennin«rtou, 41 

bradlord, 120 
! DeeriDg, 68 
, FranccKtowii,167 

Greenlield, 67 
I Hancock, 109 
I Henniker, 172 
i Hillsborough, 147 

Hopkinton, 260 
J Lyiideboro', 101 

Whole vote, 1870, 
j Amos Whittemom*(7?.). 2.592 
Jonas Livingston (/.^cm.), 2,425 
Isaac M. Savago (L. B.), 364 
John G. Flint ( Temp.), 88 
ScatteHncr. 9 
* No choice: choaen b? the Leeislature. 



Mont-Vernon, 64 
Ncw-noston, ir.4 



Newbury, 
Peterboro», 
Salisbury, 
Sutton, 
Warner, 

Windsort 



40 
284 

84 

ir,o 

196 



s 
o 

«o 

to 

c 

'> 

a 

98 
192 

78 
171 

83 
128 
242 



so 



4 

84 

37 
85 



12 



5 15 



33 



2592 2426 364 

; Whole vote, 1809, 6.318 

,.Iona.M Livingston. (/>.), 2,879 

< Charles Gillis 2,381 
|:Scatterinff, 58 
•Xifying8toii*6 majority, 440 



SENATOR VOTB. 



Ii3 



I>iSTUICX Ka 9. 
1870. 1869. 



9 

158 
200 
55 
218 
187 
799 



a 

O -2 



Chesterfleld, 

Dublin, 
Fitzwilliam, 
Gilsum. 
Hiusdale, 
JafTrey, 
Keene, 

Marlborongb) 186 

Nelson, 89 
Kichrnond, 83 
Rindge, 180 

Whole vote, 1870, 

Ellery Albee (7?6/>.), 
Henry Colony {JJem,), 
Scattering, 
Albee'8 majority, 



137 

72 
46 
90 
67 

28 
r,2 
110 
45 



i 

165 
l.VJ 
li4 

63 
I4 < 
180 
719 
186 

97 

81 
188 

6,008 

3,120 
1,871 
12 

1,237 



e 
e 

§ 

151 

C4 
i'J 
98 
78 
104 
867 
83 
50 
105 



1870. 



1869. 



Roxbury, 
Stfxkl jird, 
^uliivaii) 
Surry, 
Swans^, 
I'roy, 

WettmorePd, 140 
WlneliMter. 288 




8120 1671 3023 1869 



Whole Totc, 1869, 

Ellery Albce 
Ueory Colony [hanj), 
Albee's miyurity, 



4.808 

8,023 
1,869 
1,154 



DISXSICT NO. 10. 
1870. 



o 

134 

147 



Acworth, 

Alstcad, 

Cbarlestown, 185 
659 



a 

o 
« 

o 

•-5 

110 
118 
120 



cs 
1\ 
1 
39 
71 
11 

9 
39 
1 
17 



5 
6 

1 

3 
15 
6 



18T0. 



Clftremont, 

Cornisb, 208 116 
Crovdon, 93 45 
Gofibeu, 49 90 

Grantham, 7S 30 
Lanj^fioTi, 67 48 
Lempster, 73 76 17 3 
Whole vote, 1870, 6,161 
Ira Colby. Jr.* (Rep.) 2M\ 
Dan'l W.Jobn?on( /;em.),2,068 
Edw'd D. Raker ( ;:. 72.), 494 
Alvah Smith ( Ttinp.). 32 
Scattering'. 6 
* y q Qhoieg-; elected by liegialftUire 



MarloWt 

Newport, 
riainlield, 
Springfield, 
Sun a pee. 
Unity, 
Walpole, 



u 

68 
298 
143 
77 
60 
42 
176 



WuhiDgtoil, 106 



s 

0 


• 


a 








0 


a 
£S 


l?l 


1 


171 


7S 


171 


43 


60 


06 


140 


17 


101 


48 


213 




119 


8 



irj 



494 



25(>1 2068 
Whole vote, 1869, 
Ira Colby, Jr. (i&9>A 2,688 
DanM W. JohD«oii(£.), 2^486 

Soatterinj^, 1 
Colby 'b majority, 



32 
6,020. 



BISTftlCT WO. 11. 



o 



to 



Alexandria 

Aiid(iv«'r, 



S 128 

7^; 211 



o 
o 



Bridge water, 

Bristol, 



?0 



0 



45 
206 105 



In 

o 



at 
> 

26 



94 



SENATOB VOTX. 



Canaan, 206 281 10 5 

jDanbury, 83 116 7 1 

Dorchester, 28 9S 

£Dtield, 86 234 80 4 

I Franklin, 265 227 18 16 

Grafton, 88 167 1 1 

[Groton, $7 71 14 

Hanover, 244 158 8 

UebroD, 82 62 7 

Hill. 96 63 8 

Lebanon, 4^1 213 15 



12 

3 

6., SOLI 
3.2f>l 



Lyme, 210 
N. Hampton, 160 

New-London, 142 
Northtield, 101 
Orange, 40 
I'iymoutb, 138 

SanborntoBt ^^'^ 
Tilton, 94 

Wtlmot, 106 



89 


59 




105 


10 


9 


76 




1 


89 


25 


4 


» 


6 


1 


206 


12 


IS 


172 


18 


1 


116 


23 


24 


187 


27 





Whole vote. 1870, 

Cyrus Taylor* (/?ep.). 

L«wis W. Fling (hem.), 3.128 

Alexis Proctor {L. H.), 327 

William T. Van (2%m/i.) 182 

Scattering, 21 
♦ No choice; elected by Legislature. 



8201 8128 827 132 
Whole rote, 1869, 6,141 
£dwin D. Sanborn(/)m.},3,754 
Alfred A . Coz {B^.), 2,361 
Scattering, 26 
Saabom'a miOority, 1,367 



a 



Ashland, 
Bartlett, 
Bath, 
lienton, 
Berlin, 
Bethiehemi 
Cambridge, 
Campton, 
Carroll, 
Chatham, 
Clarksville, 
Colebroolc, 
Colnmbia, 
Dalton, 
Domraer, 
Ellsworth, 
Errol, 
Franconia, 
Gorham, 



1 

152 
27 

106 
19 
9 



176 
18 

50 
19 
127 
90 
60 
26 

4 

9 
38 
86 



Hart's Lbeatt'ii, 4 

Haverhill, 198 

(HoldernesBt 75 
Jackson, 6 
Jefferson, 49 
Lancaster, 232 
'^Landaff, 47 



66 
125 
152 
67 
37 

in 

5 
120 
61 

54 
46 
176 
77 
101 
28 
41 
84 
80 
106 
8 
259 
114 
6^ 
126 
144 
152 



PISIKICX NO. 12. 



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I 



o 

10 
13 
4 
2 
6 



3 
8 

5 

16 
'id 
8 
56 
20 



14 
4 

8 

52 
3 

8.431 



73 

76 



Lisbon, 
Lineolii« 

Littleton, 
Ly man, 
Milan, 
Monroe, 

Northiinib'rl'd,86 
Orford, 
Piermont, 

rittsbur^, 
Randolph, 
Rumney, 
Sbelbitrne, 
Stark, 
Stewartstown, 43 149 
Stratford, 65 101 
Thornton, 59 185 
Warren, 53 102 
WaterviUe, 6 4 
Wentworth, 78 161 
Wentw'rth's Lo., 
Whitefleld, 126 113 
Woodstock, 22 46 



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156 96 

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47 46 

7 28 

114 128 

26 82 

81 70 



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848 136 



, Whole vote, 1870, , 
manlel J. Smith, {Rep.), 3,409 
Geo. W. M. Pitman (£).),4,535 
1 Wm. M. Morri8on.(L.72.), 348 
I Wm. Haywood ( Temp,)^ 136 
I'Scatterinx, 8 
! Pitman's majority, 732 



Whole vote, 18C9, 8,412 
John W. Barney (/)em.), 4,809 . 
AlonzoP.Carpentef,(i2.), 8,602 I 
Scattering. 2 I 

fiaraey^t minority, 1,205 



i 



CONGRKSSiONAIi TOT£-1869-186T* 
DISTRICT HO. 1. 



BOOKINOHAM OOCXTY. 

\m. 1867. 



1869. 



1867 



Atkinson, 
Auburn, 
Brentwood^ 
Caudia, 
Chester, 
Danville, 

Derry, 
£. Kingston, 
Epping, 
Exeter, 
Fremont, 
Gosport, 
Greeiilnnd, 
Hampstead, 
Hampton, 

" Falls, 
Kensington, 
Kingston, 

I Lond'nd'ry, 
Newcastle, 

|{ ^ewington^ 

Barrington, 



Ward 1, 

Ward 2, 
Ward 3, 
Ward 4, 

Darbam, IR 
Farmlagl% 278 

Lee, 67 

Madbury, 56 

AKon, .237 

Barnsteady 101 

Belmont, 97 

If Ctr. Harbor, 66 

hOflford, .892 

ItGilmnnton, 228 

Lacouia, 182 



• 


a 


• 


• 

£ 






S 










80 


54 


80 


61 


108 


S2 


K'4 


80 


110 


43 


122 


60 


loo 


£ISa 




191 


182 


73 


201 


91 


86 


54 


Rl 


^7 


218 


227 


240 


m 


280 


121 


232 


140 


60 


69 


78 


78 


146 


180 


156 


213 


451 


131 


452 


140 


Oil 

o4 


91 


86 


60 


4 


3 


8 




81 


96 


99 


105 


124 


78 


ISO 


98 


H6 


114 


164 


122 


81 


89 


79 


36 


KO 


81 


92 


75 


126 


113 


180 


128 


188 


128 


201 


161 


97 


89 


84 


88 


41 


72 


37 


77 




STRArFOR 


204 
924 


154 


216 


190 


442 


8<i8 


549 


74 






61 


802 


154 


291 


165 


427 


176 


396 




121 


63 


112 


. 77 



Newm'rket, 170 
Newton, 86 
N. Hampton, 91 

North wood, 1S3 
Nottiiigirai, l.'>2 
Plaistow, 97 
rortj«^nrth. 1112 
Ward 1, 427 
Ward 2, 618 
Ward<, 1 67 

Kaymondt 113 

Rve, 88 

6aiem, 208 

Sand own, 76 

Seabrook, 156 

S. Hampton, 5S 

S.N'raarket, 1C8 

Stratham, 128 

Wiadliam, 122 



I 

e «» 

216 174 

106 82 

116 79 

134 ISI 

154 129 

57 91 

8r>n 1050 

;33ir 4 is" 
275 462 
170 



1S8 113 

187 87 

168 225 

70 61 

180 183 

67 57 

45 128 

72 118 

61 Ufi 



211 
108 

124 
13S 
15'.» 
73 
91i> 

ili2 
262 

210 
11*2 
187; 
88' 
173; 
65 
42 



61 

5905 4848 5931 5103 



171 150 168 

234 294 246 

108 79 111 

42 64 50 

BELKNAP COTTJfTT. 

198 228 217 

295 106 »881 

159 103 -178 

60 48 64 

217 408 306 

163 285 194 

248 165 230 



Middleton, 47 

Milton, 247 
N'w-DVh'm» 52 155 

Rochestor, 440 311 

Kolliiiitford, 187 

Som^awMb, 566 172 559 219i 

Strmiford, 2U 2i7 170 274 



66 
95 



74 1 77 69 



39 67 

22S 109 

66 16.5 
475 



8404 2271 3885 



Meredith, 227 272 241 219 

N. Hampt'n, 187 96 178 111 

Sanbornt'n, 248 ^'SOO 266 882, 

Tiltou, \, 

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CONGRESSIONAL yOT£. 



I Albany, 30 

'15ar1Iett, 24 

brookfield, 66 

Chatham, 61 

Conway, 158 

Eaton, 62 

EffiD;;ham, 103 

Freedom, 47 
Bart'H Loc'b, 4 

JackBOD, 7 



52 STi 53 

115 2») 13CI 

36 56 34 

64 47 48 

T ' 3 W, 214 

111 4>5 1% 

120 141 130 
168 87 144 

4 6 2 

121 11 118 



Madison, 91 

Mo'Jt'nhW 99 

Ossipee, 201 

Sandwich, 271 

Tamwortb, 197 

Tuftonboro' 87 

Wakefield, 171 

Wolleboro' 261 



30 104 

183 107 

238 205 

161 268 

125 189 

133 79 

138 175 

270 261 



84 
206 
252i 
209 
142 
152 
153, 
275 



1920 2241 1961 2397 



Whole vote, 1869, 
Jacob H. Ela, 
£llery A. Uibbard, 
Scattering, 
£la^s plurality. 



24,522 
13.138 
11^76 

8 

1762 



Whole vote. 1867, 
Jacob U. Ela, 
Daniel Marcy, 
Scatterinff, 
£U'8 plnnOitf, 



25,502 
13.243 
12,247 I 

12 

990, 



186d. 



DISTRICT 2(0. 2. 

1867. 



1869. 



1861 



a 

o 



AHenatown, 83 
Andover, 82 
Hoscawen, Ig 
Row, 68 
Bradford, 128 
Canterbury, 127 
Chichester, 79 
Concord, 1511 



a 

S 

\ 

60 

210 
139 
133 
178 
140 
139 



Ward 
W^ard 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 



1, 164 

2, 60 

3, 111 

4, 385 

5, 820 

6, 303 

7, 168 



g 

CO 
CO 

80 

93 
164 
86 
116 
137 
88 

915 1397 

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70 
90 
323 
294 

202 

1C3 



58 

220 
167 
167 
171 

159 
156 
870 



w 

152 
61 
169 
142 

171 

110 



Dunbartou, 112 
Kpeom, 98 
Franklin, 284 



Amherst, 187 
Antrim, 136 
liedford, 166 
liennington, 89 
Rrookliiie, 115 
DeeriufT, 61 



81 117 
131 117 
217 286 



109 
158 
52 
191 
169 
179 
122 

81 
151 
198 



Henniker, 

Hill, 

HookFett, 
UopkiutOD. 
Louden, 

Newbury, 
New-Lond*n, 1.% 
Northlield, 
Pembroke, 
PittsHeld, 
Salisbury, 
Sutton, 
Warner, 
Webf^ter, 
Wilmot, 





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101 


125 


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269 


227 


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126 


211 


119 


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106 

73 


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118 

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131 


95 


109 


171 


202 


199 


171 


214 


194 


194 


2161 


90 


122 


99 


187 


168 


114 


152 


1441 


214 


272 


198 


266i 


98 


76 


109 


781 


107 


167 


106 


161| 



HiLLUOBOVOB oommr. 

100 181 107 T Qoffstown, 

116 146 128 Greenfield, 

187 167 118 Hancock, 

62 48 57 Uiilsboro', 

87 109 109 HoIliB, 

125 79 187 Hudson, 

(jr, li'M SO LitcbfiehJ. 



4868 468i 469^ 



220 178 225 166 

49 92 54 86 

118 111 129 122 

192 247 170 266 

170 142 188 144 

139 114 147 131 

a5 38 59 



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CONQH£&iiIONAXi VOTE. 



97 



Lvndeboro', 113 
J lanchestpr, 1739 

Wardl, 238 

Ward 2, 198 

Ward 3, 426 

Ward 4, 302 

Ward 6, 12 

Ward 6, 290 

Ward 7, 123 

Ward 8, 61 



Ma80U, 158 
Merrimack, 13^) 
Mil f ord, B76 
M'nt- Vernon, 04 
Kasbua, irxm 

Ward 1, m 
Wards, 186 



92 113 103 

121M 167fi 15r.^ 

140 231 176 

43 180 49 

220 410 250 

210 356 234 

872 83 644 

190 808 195 

77 107 79 

21 52 31 

103 153 lh\ 
118 13(i 113 
115 370 122 

104 88 86 
743 94J C98 



Ward 3, 
Ward 4, 
Ward 6, 
Ward 6, 

Ward 7, 
Ward 8, 



63 
122 

d6 
807 

188 

94 



y7 

118 



86 



187 
188 

WhoI« Tote, 1889, 21,990 

Aaron F. StfvcnR, 11.513 
EdwardW.liarriiigtoii, 9,8ti6 
Scattering, 11 
Sterens' piantUty, 1047 



Ktfw-Bosloii, 118 
New*Ipaw*ch,187 

relham, 104 
Pcterboro', 819 
Sharon, 30 
Temple, 61 

Wcare, 2^3 
Wilton. 203 
WiiiUbur, 7 



61 50 5| 

23 130 l8 

167 99 142 

181 807 12^' 

67 124 91 

91 C7_ 93 

ISSriaC 210 

73 176 52 

112 104 114 

17f? 313 10.3 

23 20 2i) 

61 66 M 

222 201 2-1 

2:iS 173 201 

17 y 21 



8660 6889 aSU 6611 

Whole vote, 1887, 21 J577' 

Aaron F. Stpvpnp, 11,260 
Edw'd W. Uarrington, 10,306 
Scattering, 12 < 

Stmiff'piiirtlitf, 866 



PISTBICT Na 8. 



WO. 



1867. 



1869. 



i _ 



hi 



Aldtead, 

Chesterfield, 

Dublin, 

Fitzwilliain, 

Gilsium, 

Hinsdale, 

Jaflrey, 

Keene, 

Marlboro', 

Marlow, 

Nelson, 



161 124 170 

ia5 151 152 

155 66 143 

193 49 192 

60 98 45 

171 78 12f5 

179 104 189 

709 876 809 

186 88 164 

78 105 772 

96 60 97 

81 188 



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128 
123 
53 
64 
86 
78 
126 
818 
30 
104 
41 

120 I 

BULLiyAV 

111 151 lir> ' 

140 193 138 ' 
254 660 209 
107 188 182 



Rindge, 

Roxbury, 

Stoddard, 

Sullivan, 

Surry, 

Swanxeji 

rov, 
Walpole, 
W'stm'rernd 
Wiucheater, 



I 

188 

31 
61 
56 
48 



M 



8 

99 
17 

36 



142 214 

86 68 

179 218 

,162 120 

242 If ^2 



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83 


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229 


92 


68 


187 


1<>3 


150 


117 


213 


170 



8407 2810 8846 28«1 



Acworth, 140 
CharlesTown, 210 

Ciaremont, 666 

Cornish, 198 

Croydon,' 104 66 99; 61 

Go?heu, 53 85 46 93 

Grantham, 88 67 99 72 

LanjFdon, 81 40 74 47 

Lempster, 74 96 86 96 



Newport, 
Plainfleld, 
Springfield, 
Siinape«i| 

Unity 



2P3 2r>r> 

182 226 

96 113 

84 143 

54 137 



Washington, 116 118 

mi mi 



263 

156 171 
108 131 
61 136 
58 146 
118 109 



1909 



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198 



C0^OB£t>SI0KAL YOTS. 



I 

1 Alc'X&ndfift. 119 

Aihlaad, 147 

Bitb, 142 

lien ton, 19 

Uf'thlehcTn, .39 
Briiljcewater, 71 

Brittpl, 291 

Ctmpton, 181 

ranaan, '204 

Da II bury, 7d 

Dorcbeiler, dl 

Kllsworth, 8 

Enfi*?Ifl, 216 

Fratjcouia, 49 

GraftOD, 99 

(Jrotou, 70 

llaiiuver, 232 

Haverbill, 205 

Hebron, 40 

Uoldernati, 78 



ORAFTOV COrifTT. 



147 12S 

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163 161 

72 14 

rj*i 35 

46 67 

w m 

119 1^»3 

229 213 

125 86 

irr 88 

41 9 

160 218 
81 44 

161 110 

y:] 8.3 

144 248 

278 287 

66 40 

118 221 



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1 

142 

78 I 
190 I 

li 

W I 

132 
202 
119 
106 

43 
136 

70 

16 

81 
140 
302 

62 
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La n da AT, 

Lebanoo, 

Lidbon, 

Liocoln, 

Littleton, 

Lyman, 

Lyme, 

3ionro«, 

Orange, 

Oriord, 

Flermont, 

Plymouth, 

Rumney, 

Thornton, 

Warren, 

Water vi lie, 

Wentvvorth, 

Woodstock, 



60 160 
387 200 
236 219 



8 



6 



241 346 

^ 66 

m 107 

77 86 

55 33 

164 113 

106 86 

169 215 

188 148 

62 154 

49 172 

6 4 

76 178 

29 68 



50 155 
363 167 
233 175 

5 6 
218 319 

97 69 

288 87 

51 40 

52 33 

m 112 

10* 8T, 

173 138 

143 130 

76 166 

48 170 

6 8 
86 159 
29 48 



4880 4780 4598 4603 



Berlin, 11 
Carroll, 14 
Cambridge, 
Clarksville, 
Colebrook, 
ColumbiA, 
Dalton, 
Dumiaeri 
Krrol, 
Gorbam, 
Jdftreon, 
LaneMlmr, 

Whote vote, 18(A, 

Jacob Benton, 
Hosca VV. Parker, 

Scattering, 



40 
64 
4 

48 
176 
68 
96 
U 
81 
89 
187 



oooi ooimr. 

Milan, 



22 61 

3 

14 43 
131 180 

96 76 



17 
140 

Si 

2B8 188 810 174 



81,970 

11,264 
10,691 
25 



42 
24 

8 

68 



86 
25 
80 
70 



47 187 



77 



JJ'rthum'land.79 
Pittsburg, 29 
Randolph, 11 
Sbel borne, 82 
Stark, 29 
Stewart8town,34 
Stratford, 48 
Weutw'th»i L. 
Wbitefield, 125 



66 
97 
66 



84 48 
71 98 
46 42 



29 10 26 

28 36 27 

72 29 71 

146 30 127 

88 68 90 

18 6 

114 102 184 



U88 1664 im 1406 



Wiiole Tote, 1867, 

Jacob BentoTi , 
Harry BlngbaxOi 
Scattering, 
Benton's plaMjt 



81,668 

10,294 
10,246 
116 
1048 



Whole vote for Members of CongreM, 67,882. Republican vote, 
36,906; Democratic vote. 31.988. SentteriBf, 44. fiefttblleett 
pluraUtj, 3,902; minority, 8,928, 



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liAHDS AND FARM 8T0C?K« 99; 

Viiliie of LiaH«l» in Nevr«Haiiip«kire»aud Nawber & 
mf Farm Sui»k, ^er MmTmmtmwff Aptfiit t8M» 



BOCKIMGHAII OOVHTT. 







Mmi 
*«. 


ValM. 


IT*. 






Atkinaon, 


tl69.697 


80 


84,686 


346 


S9.376 


60 


S88 


Aubarn, 
Brentwoodi 


20>5,481 


126 


5,147 


479 


11,107 


4m 


734 


202,696 


120 


8,016 


699 


26,752 


581 


1,090 


Candia, 


258.96(» 


281 


10,580 


881 


25.188 


881 


668 


j Chester, 


299.025 


184 


10.496 


738 


81,037 


627 


1,669 


t Danville, 


96,586 


83 


4.210 


835 


13,432 


116 


226 


Oeertield, 


d90,066 


846 


16,018 


1666 


48,209 


1468 


818; 


Derry, 


426.708 


270 


14,110 


1018 


98,688 


868 


East-Kinfftton. 186,316 


96 


0.530 


331 


18,014 


289 


888 


Eppin^, 


329,4J« 




12,176 


852 


30.841 


650 


2.171 


Exeter, 
1 Fremont, 


404,640 


281 


23,691 


672 


27,662 


466 




116,066 


76 


4,931 


860 


18368 


874 


ni 


Gosport, 


16,000 




250 








Greenland, 


2)68,106 


154 


10.484 


467 


21.460 


447 


1,866 


Hampstead, 


211,757 


126 


6,740 


864 


12,502 


110 


246 


Hampton, 431.942 
Hampton-Falls, 146.8^K) 


209 


16,720 


624 


26.764 


1^8 


0>86 


101 


5,363 


656 


22.889 


479 


1,207 


Kensington, 


160^ 


117 


6,450 
6317 


626 


28,086 


478 


1,687 


Kingston, 
Loudoiuiefty, 


88W 


180 


414 


11300 


B88 


810 


279.694 


266 


14,004 


1082 


88,666 


408 


888 


Newcastle, 


11.084 


8 


486 


39 


1,210 






Newingtoo, 


136,604 


98 


6,660 


829 


12.664 


840 


918! 


Newmark»t» 


880.900 


164 


12,826 


400 


17,441 


856 


1,075 1 


Newton, 


129.468 


96 


6,681 


257 


10,061 


240 


1,818 \ 


North-Hami5toa,2G6,060 


176 


8,440 


487 


22,040 


866 


940' 


Northwood, 


801,836 


229 


11,820 


859 


27.111 


788 


2.3991 


Nottingbfln, 


260,838 


107 




Odd 

ooo 




720 


l,5;^3 


Plaistow, 


184.356 


99 


6,322 


214 


8,840 


61 


180 


Portsmouthi 


188,803 


446 


88,768 


616 


28308 


116 


232! 


Raymond, 


906397 


166 


6,864 


769 


ItM 


616 


1,080; 


Rye, 


270.260 


221 


13.260 


507 


19.887 


277 


831 i 


Salem, 


867.618 


265 


11.712 


6(>9 


20,376 


177 


488' 


Sandown, 


111.169 


92 


4,028 


368 


11.866 


333 


804 


Seabrook, 


148,682 


100 


§.420 


888 


16.060 


82 


249 


So. Newmarket, 222,104 


78 


6,d32 


218 


8,621 


205 


489 


^ South-IlamptOB,2()2,756 


76 


4,160 


286 


9,880 


236 


850 


Stratham, 


828^1 


168 


12,215 


524 


29,655 


634 


1,665 1 






166 


18368 


486 


86378 


418 


1,688 




8«676,034 6016 869,708 20716 760,889 


18932 


87,478 








Dim €omnnr. 








Ba?ringtSMi| 




2^19 


12,432 


1178 


38,856 


1029 


2,339 


Dover, 


2,259,09'J 


673 


55,495 


1062 


49,125 


504 


1.427 j 


Durham, 


869,098 
616.014 


204 


14,760 


760 


28,624 


449 


1,240 


Farmingtott, 


248 


163M 

10,740 


n47 


42.786 


1168 


8,966 


I/Oe, 


822366 


159 


639 


28,970 


1070 


2,146 


Madburv, 


126.610 


98 


5.845 


876 


17.876 


377 


896 


Middleton, 


101,897 


54 


4,340 


370 


14.608 


428 


824 


MittOD, 


276,478 


188 


12,380 


897 


30.246 


786 


1,768 


New-DurHiin, 


223,882 


159 


8.885 


787 


26,161 


582 


788 


Rochester, 


716.224 


410 


18,770 


1466 


49.060 


1266 


2.0781 


^Rollinsford, 




106 


7,287 


884 


18370 


168 


781 



100 



LANDS AND ¥ABM STOCK. 



Unit. 

Somersworllif STOT.Tti'^ 
Strafford, 375.581 



Horaci, etc. 
N«. V»lu«. 

240 S21.494 
321 10,020 



Cowl, Oxtn. tic. 
Ko. TaJa«. 

832 $ia,»24 

1789 66,/V>8 



119 

1,687 



6,614,796 8181 204,430 11176 408,991 

BELKNAP rOURTY 



}<37C 
3.375 



20,931 



Alton, 


407,100 


207 


1(5,1 4H 


1533 


81,015 


1579 


5,048' 


Barusteadi 


827,109 
217,644 


319 


17,939 
12,676 


1573 


64,834 


1804 


8,906; 




212 


1067 


85,460 


1197 


2,894: 


Center-Harbor, 


96,002 


81 


3.202 


482 


12,141 


601 


1.106 


Gilmaiitoa, 


88y,9^»j 




10.10^^ 


1864 


60,442 


2232 


6,512 


Gilford, 


5(55,5:30 


83'J 


iy.68G 


1339 


42.13(5 


3048 


6,522 


lAConia, 


342,559 


14t) 


8,351 


491 


10,402 


3S6 


6071 


Meredith, 


888,231 


257 


13.351 


12(,'2 


85.158 


1651 


3.086 


New- Hampton, 
SaDbomton, 


2774226 


231 


14,080 


913 


27,443 


2198 


4.211 ( 


6^,068 


418 


22,589 


1819 


46,168 


8891 


7,753; 


TUton, 













8.685,354 


2628 147,188 


12848 


886,099 


18687 


40,144^ 




OABBOLL OOUVTT. 






722; 


Albany, 


31,728 


71 


3,472 


30S 


24.984 


264 


Bartlett. 


104.932 


188 


12,207 


505 


16,942 


896 


8,129 1 


Brookiield, 


96,118 


66 


4,986 


472 


12,842 


296 


716 


42.080 


83 


6.615 


502 


16,781 


8r^3 


1.402 


Conway, 


816.798 


888 


28,024 


1410 


47.45S 


1286 


2.040 1 


Eaton, 


76,828 


115 


7,832 


740 


26,402 


966 


1,978 
968 


Effingham, 


128.630 


196 


11,641 


986 


25,130 


446 


Freedom, 


14 ',^1^^; 


157 


11,476 


821 


24,742 


1225 


2,482 


Jackson, 


65,544 


104 


9,760 


668 


25,920 


1296 


5,672 


Moultouboro^ 


287,685 


181 


8.411 


1302 


26,826 


1619 


3,664 i 


MMteon, 


104US2i 


97 


6JB6 


7W 


18,022 


868 


1.492 


Osslpep. 


223.282 


300 


18 366 


1567 


46.666 

70,088 


1829 


2.816 


Sandwich, 


303,468 


a53 


18,294 


2242 


2375 


5.490 


Tam worth, 


152,014 


253 


11,550 


1387 


39,300 


13r»3 


3.089 


Tuftonborough, 


178,980 


174 


8.072 


1211 


29.817 


1356 


4.601 


Wakefield, 


862,407 


178 


13,712 


1185 


61.556 


708 


2.147 


Woli'eborough, 


426,682 


874 


19,604 


1712 


48,844 


1425 


8,022 




3223 199.550 


17725 661,420 


18644 


46,820 



Allenstown, 

Andover, 

BomaweDp 

Bow, 

Bradford, 

Canterbury, 

Chichester, 

Concord, 

Dunbarton, 

Epsom, 

Franklin, 

Ueuuiker. 

UfH, 

Hook*<ett, 
Uopkinton, 
Loudon, 
Newbury, 



:>rBBRIACACK COUNTY. 



260,046 


76 


6,072 


271 


9,998 


172 


383 


268,898 

33'<,340 


180 


16,864 




88.082 


8697 


6,796 


1^1 


9,n5 


646 


20,365 


1964 


2,774 


2;^2,2<j8 


174 


10,824 


801 


24.092 


634 


1.552 


305,233 


282 


10.619 


988 


40.005 


3y'J8 


9,031 


81)1,9,54 


257 


16,144 


1820 


46.137 


2796 


6,980 


186,887 


169 


11.563 


916 


36,437 


S5(> 


2,843 


8,704.491 


1048 


78.312 


1871 


70,014 


2266 


8,182 


272,868 


172 


9,084 


1080 


25.965 


1104 


1.424 


180.610 


202 


12.237 


1086 


38.314 


ia52 


3,180 


609,642 


293 


24.065 


648 


2t).ua5 


2578 


5.i;^ 


414.628 


266 


12,266 


1487 


49,087 


1697 


2,868 


141.886 


180 


7,186 


606 


124K0 


1716 


8.162 


275,864 


169 


10.701 


442 


16,159 


5<^« 


1.778 


450,070 


363 


23,7^3 


1621 


67,464 


3176 


6.840{ 


801,418 


m 


19,863 


1476 


61.937 


2521 


3,967. 


167.944 


154 


10,946 


746 


83,692 


2416 


7,866i 



LANDS Aigi VABM STOCK. 



101 



Norlhfleld, 

IVmbroke, 

rittf-rield, 

Salisbury, 

Sutton, 

Warner, 

Webster, 

Wilmot, 



38^,750 
894.700 
28.0.459 
268,791 
438,975 
215.294 
178,823 



If*. ^iSw*. 



141 
220 
254 
155 
212 
270 
141 

2n 



14.»;« 

17,4.00 
9.4*K) 

17.337 

18,H>6 
8,925 

10,210 



]f«L 

810 •88,044 

733 18,271 

•773 38,858 

Un5 41,238 

138 »J,081 

mV 49.274 



1684 $4,065 

2.901* 



1805 
611 
701 

6627 

3<140 



41 
8461 



1,520 
1,73S 
14,435 

16,738 
9,216 
73M< 



Anbent, 

Antrim, 

Hedl'ord, 

Beunington, 

Brookline, 

Deerinp, 

Francebtown, 

Goffiitowii, 



Hancock, 
Hillbborouffh, 
HoDie, 
Hudson, 
Litchfield, 
Lyndeborougli 
Manchester, 
Mason, 
, Merrimack, 
^Mllford. 
Mont- Vernon, 
Nashua, 
Is' ew- Ipswich, 
New-Boston, 
Pelham. 
Peterborough, 
Sharon, 
;j eraple. 
We a re, 
Wilton, 
Windsor, 



11,206,013 6253 410,211 

HIU,8BOKOUUU COUKTY 

317,628 

84,712 
860.620 
71.000 
207,167 
221,6^9 
830.100 
886,818 
188,048 
218.1.33 
471,412 
406,154 
311.520 



24747 aiOUli 138.902; 



340.205 
807,306 
648.343 
l9n,8R4 
2O1..088 
420,272 
896,867 
a51,188 
671 .425 

7o.441 
1.54,210 
424.106 
445,920 

88,760 



287 


17«884 


1602 


86,124 
37,767 
36,227 


873 


910 


220 


16.020 


1100 


J473 


3,748 


274 


15.5i»5 


1143 




628 . 


89 


7,520 


226 


ll,l.*iG 


*4t7 


816 


132 


10.841 


S3 


14.519 \ 


* ^1 


181 


181 


10.375 


994 


66,693 


mi* 


S.2S1 


228 


16 426 


892 


87,813 


3,698 , 


387 


20,737 


1061 


88.218 


T80 

1C65.* 


1,^20 


137 


9.191 


610 


22,426 


%072 


219 


15,912 


91>8 


25,029 


1R51 ' 


\3,M1' 


371 


27.421 


1612 


65.346 


1683' 


^1.4^2 
- tK)6-1 


262 


14.610 


1125 


44,115 


887 ' 


187 


10.029 


886 


37.986 


443 


(V 


5.6.30 


.336 


13,210 


209 




147 


8.334 


791 


27.774 


484 


1,044 


953 


71.518 


735 


2S 'i^'I 


721 


4,402 


189 


11.390 


758 


27.113 


222 


674 


162 


9.052 


692 


28.476 . 


888 


662, 
476. 


806 


28,796 


987 


62.826 


128 


116 


7,662 


441 


16. .388 


194 


606. 


633 


.f)0.9:j6 


707 


35,276 


686 


6.300 


198 


16,838 


768 


81,610 


217 


1,076 


808 


26.116 


1985 


614M8 

25.376 


881 


2,112 


196 


10.010 




346 


2.186 




34.'W)1 


12<»0 


5^3,212 


886 


2,4.36, 


47 


3.718 


213 


10,481 


145 




82 


4,852 


666 


18,168 


388 


1,130 


344 


20.855 


1570 


58.221 


4869 


9,f44 


240 


19,214 




49.533 


171 


641 1 


28 


1,508 


147 


6,318 


222 


4731 



Alstead. 

Chpstcrfield, 

Dublin. 

I'Mtz William, 

Gllsum, 

Hinsdale, 

Jafl'rey, 
I Keene, 
' Marlborough, 

Mnr1«»w, 



18,101,085 7248 530,830 24919 961,696 28816 60,666 j 

OHK8HIRK COUNTY. 



842,641 

378.897 
275.523 
313.494 
120.758 
^,240 
972.207 
1.681.240 
219,826 
178,686 



812 

291 
234 
225 
127 
199 
264 
629 
157 
174 



27,685 

20.991 
21.705 
17,280 
10,f;02 
17.235 
19.972 
44.990 
16,4% 
15 74^ 



828 

1276 
829 

m 
m 

619 
1142 
1061 

561 

,'70 



48.948 

6«.).432 
46,850 
37,049 
18,730 
31,063 
64,478 
60,666 
27.097 
.31.004 



1268 

2681 

252 
2180 
442 
836 
2517 
1108 
2407 



15.291 1 

8,003 
7,1811 
867' 
4,121 ' 
1.80H 
3,982, 
5,975' 
2.8.37 
R.IOS 



102 



• « 



IfASTM JUm' ^jkXM, STOCK. 



Nelaon, 
Richmond, 
Kiqdgci^ 
Roxbury. 
Stoddard, 
Sullivan, 
1 Suriy, 
Swana^, 
Trojr, 
Walpole, 



8166,632 

187,748 
823,785 
56,808^ 
219,638 

142. m 



No 



r mm 

Winchester, W,801 



•to. Cowl, Oxen, otfu* BBMP 

▼£ta«. No. Vftlu*. No. Taluo. ' 

412^18,234 3448 $6,996 

704 29,160 503 992 

723 27,254 541 1,317 

180 10,373 899 2,013 

651 32,956 8083 7,930 

6,775 806 19,400 2534 6.001 

6.390 274 12,781 2805 6,362 

23,433 915 41,281 1932 3,674 

8,642 437 21,780 284 755 

40,854 im 67,302 16704 43,088 

30,629 1158 69,169 4087 10,065 

21,000 1118 47,801 1418 2,8u9 



116 »6,871 

166 10,117 

im 15,634 

38" 2,510 

152 11,186 

68 

84 
806 
102 
480 
314 
815 



«J7,«»r,a3 4S18 mj44 leeas 707488 mis 142,174 



Acwortlr, 
Charle8tp?7iij 
i ClaretBoaly ' 

Croyddlf,^ 

Grantham, 

/ I>3i)Qp«t€r, 

1 Newport, 
^Jaiu field, 
Springfield, 
Sunapee, 
Unity. 

ffTMllll^ltOll, 



8ULLIV 

283,554 292 

597,022 823 

1,162,986 660 

328,630 348 

159,980 179 

109,872 189 

118,148 188 

208,120 142 

168.804 174 

533.078 497 

407.262 881 

160,036 177 

157,682 177 

mOPO 204 

m864 178 



AN COU 

22,887 
82,785 
58.884 
20,724 
12, Too 
10,688 
7,900 
14,296 
12,792 
37,447 
28,384 
10,067 
10,701 
16.065 
10,668 



NTY. 

894 
1015 
1600 
1240 
862 
511 
408 
608 
699 
1525 
1252 
956 
780 
709 
788 



43,967 
50,772 
n,809 
51,156 

2(i,m 

21,696 
18,226 

86,002 
30.433 
56,333 
52,487 
80,014 
28,948 
81,670 
28,068 



6771 
7890 
6408 
7256 
8078 
1731 
£796 
2238 
lfi34 
377^ 
13444 
8804 
1689 
6842 
2280 



14,122 
21,720 
16,801 
14,964 
6,690 
8,828 
6,866 
5,782 
3,362 
7.864 
32,364 

2,874 
12,171 
6.616 



4,825,717 3899 296,423 13767 
•BAFVOS OOirVTT. 



578,878 70721 160,889 



AlexandriA, 


miTo 


288 


10,609 


886 


26,780 


2287 


8»768 


A8blaq4» 




• • • • 


• • • • t • 


• « • • 


• t • • • • 






Bath, 


300',45i 


823 


21,071 


1221 


48,478 


8525 


18,143 


Benton, 


92,428 


74 


8,646 


807 


S«678 


1208 


2,689 


Bpthlohem, 


161,098 


232 


14,126 


814 


21.666 


1431 


2,768 


Bridge water. 


82,270 


110 


5,945 


482 


13.803 


2*236 


4,077 


Bristol, 


228.676 


194 


IH.376 


530 


18,037 


1348 


2.945' 


Camptoii, 


203.346 


298 


16,749 


1104 


28.306 


3189 


5,540 


Canaan, 
Dan bury, 


841.523 


868 


20.286 


1087 


37,016 


6095 


9,657 


147.871 


167 


iua9 


895 


28,774 


1784 


8,898 


Dorchester, 


113.543 


144 


6.206 


668 


17,187 


2008 


4,843 


Enfield, 


865.615 


265 


23,506 


997 


42,500 


6741 


16,5891 


1 Kileworth, 


22,977 


39 


2,705 


209 


7,073 


471 


899! 


Francouia, 


141,898 


168 


11,290 


418 


11,112 


923 


1,480' 


0rftfton, 


188,441 


167 


0,995 


1047 


88.188 


8482 


5,621 


Groton, 


118,110 


90 


6,696 


656 


17.2.''^2 


2452 


5,n4 


Hanover, 
Haverhill, 


549,372 


411 


29.090 


918 


28,125 


15695 


43,504 


657,175 


516 


80,846 


1703 


63,766 


12820 


26,677 


Hebroa, 


72,286 


78 


4,420 


855 


10,886 


1812 


8,712 


Uoldprnen, 


821,966 


278 


17,658 


1188 


40,024 


1789 


4.806 


Landaff, 


177,642 


240 


15,690 


912 


26,452 


^ 


9,588 




863,246 


869 


06,216 




4Si,768 


1^ 


8,2276 



bSBSH 



1 


LANDS 


AND 


FARM STOCK. 




103 




Landi. 


Rone*, fte. 


Cvmt, 


Oxen, fto. 


BhMp. 


1 

1 




Mo. 


Valu*. 


No. 


ViJue. 






1 LIsDon, 


¥ooo,oo5 


456 929,036 


1364 S36.081 


4980 


1 

68,853 


Lincoln, , 
LittletoDi 


19,606 


4 


6i6 


85 


1.456 


32 


47 . 


4<0,2l<2 


Af\4\ 

429 


33.0I4 


14«4 


42,919 


33iZ 


8,236 


Lymao, 


136,299 


1<5 


12,961 


687 


18,255 


2«14 


6 247 


Lyme, 


406,666 


296 


26,800 


893 


45,636 


12090 


no POO ' 

89.588, 


' Monroe, 


154,385 


101 


V,04 1 


Do* 


l4,()oy 


1897 


6,154 


, Orange, 
Orford, 


55.138 


68 


3,447 


831 


13,113 


1539 


2,685 


43o,570 


288 


22.304 


831 


88,350 


iuu*o 


*>A A*)A 


Piormont , 
I'lymouth, 


316, 4<0 


240 


19.279 


656 


22,462 


8630 


26.438 


25 < ,990 


270 


21.622 


708 


20,848 


2404 


6,3ri0 


ivuninpy, 


1R7 Rift 


199 


11.862 


734 


18,306 


2270 


4,306 


Thornton, 


139,860 


218 


12,296 


795 


21.107 


2238 


8.123 


Warron, 


169.207 


179 


9,847 


596 


20,494 


2950 


6,058 


Waterville, 


22,863 


11 


480 


39 


890 


38 


58| 


Wentworth, 


168,200 


170 


10,670 


735 


21,700 


2028 


4,410 


Woodfctock, 


52,762 


71 


4.456 


817 


11.320 


631 


1,280 



Berlin, 89,756 

Carroll, 81,000 

Cambridge, 81,322 

Clarkavllle, 31,679 

Cok'brook, 280,210 

Columbia, 101,600 

Dalton, 115,222 

Dummer, • 47.215 

Errol, ' 49,325 

Gorhara, 151,832 

Jefferson, 126,006 

Lancaster, 441,940 

Milan, 110,535 
Nort h u mberland,145.527 

Pittsburg,'. • -'i 68,983 

Randolph, 41.530 

Stark, 84,532 

Stratford, 147.010 

Shelburne, 84.312 
Stewart8fown, 128,860 

Whitetiold, 141,751 
Wentworth Loc, 7,920 



8,666,472 8,012 541,899 27860 

COO8 COUKTY. 



909,244 150250 366,747 



63 


4.470 


158 


8.828 


443 


822 


82 


4,274 


262 


5.536 


427 


798 


4 


226 


27 


958 


94 


220 


68 


3.844 


305 


8.860 


874 


1.970' 


363 


26.912 


1223 


45.700 


3960 


10.846 


205 


11.306 


892 


22,768 


2198 


3,646 


174 


8,056 


664 


15,937 


1619 


2,859 


49 


3.245 


204 


7.105 


464 


834 


42 


2.305 


239 


7.861 


378 


708 


197 


14,142 


200 


8.222 


288 


660 


221 


11,764 


694 


14,320 


1325 


2,367 


481 


82.448 


1632 


42.444 


8871 


7,930 


134 


9.188 


632 


20,204 


1264 


1.969 


188 


12.023 


676 


17,756 
12.352 


1289 


2.023, 


112 


7.048 


611 


1147 


3.122 


27 


1.728 


131 


3,909 


217 


470 


80 


6.C»56 


470 


15.042 


1064 


2.480 


103 


9.945 


682 


16,643 


1002 


1.674 


00 


5.020 


324 


11.374 


685 


1.260 


235 


14.100 


9n 


28,170 


2749 


6.438 


271 


15,f355 


762 


18,977 


1084 


2,279 


5 


826 


25 


618 


86 


80 



2,608, 

Rock 'ph'm $8,575,034 
Strafford, 6.614,793 
Helknap, 3,535,354 
Carroll, 2.985,084 
Morrim'ck,ll,206,013 
Hillsboro', 13,101,085 
Cheshire, 7,427,312 



039 3230 203,130 11480 328.660 

SUMMARY. 

0015 !S359,703 20715 



26314 56,460 



Sullivan, 
Grafton, 
Coop, 



4,825,717 
8,560.472 
2,508,039 



8131 
2028 
3223 
6253 
7248 
4818 
8899 
8012 
3230 



204.430 
147,138 
199,550 
410,211 
530.830 
392,744 
296.423 
541.899 
203,139 



11176 
12343 
17725 
24747 
24919 
15928 
13767 
278f'>6 
11480 



§750,339 
403,901 
aS5,099 
551,420 
907,387 
981,896 
797,188 
678,378 
909,244 
328,650 



Totals, 69,344.903 484573.292.072 1806666,693,092 



13932 
9623 
18687 
18644 
61606 
23215 
55643 
70721 
150250 
20314 

448435 1 



f37,478 
20,931 
40,144 

45,320 
138,902 

60,695 
142.174 
100.839 
350,747 

_65460 

,058.690 



SUPREME JUDICIAL. COURT. 



Chiif Justice— Hbhry A. Bkllowb, Concord ; b. Oct.25, 1S03. 
A9$oe. JuA^tce^onathan E. Sargent^ Concord; b. Oct. 23, 1816. 
Associate Justice — Chai li k Doc, Kolhnsford; b. April 11. 1830. 
Associate Justice — Jpieiniuh Smith, Dover; b. July 14, 18S7. 
Associate Jui./'ice— Williaiu 1j. Fostor, Concord ; b. June 1, 1823. 
Axsociate Justice— W Wlltim S. Ladd, LaucOi^ter; b. Sept. 6, 1880. 
Attomey-Geiieral—WWVvdm C. Clarke, MaBGliester* 
i^epor^er— Amos Hadley, Concord. 



COVHI ICR. 

Kockiiigbuil) 

Strafford, 
Belknap, 
Carroll,, 
Merrimack, 

Hillgboroaght 
Cheshire, 
Sullivan, 
G raftOD, 
Com, 



Hockingham, 
8trftftord, 

lielknap, 

Carroll, 

Merrimack, 

HillsboroQghi 

Cheshire, 

Sullivan, 

Grafton, 

Cool, 



OLSBKB B. J. COVBT. 

V A MI*. 

Charles G. Conner, 
Daniel Uall, 
Samuel C. Clark, 
WiUiam M. Weed, 
Luther S. Morrill, 
George A. Karosde}], 
Jul ward Farrar, 
Lvman J. lirooke, 
Cfiarleti A. Dole. 
Cheater B. Jordan, 

•Address 

COUNTY BOUCITOBS. 

William B. Small, 
Joshua G. Uall, jr., 
William N. Blair, 
Josiab H. Hobbs, 
Lyman T. Flint, 
Joseph B. Clark, 
Faro urn F. Lane, 
IraColbv, jr., 
Alonso r. Carpenter, 
Oieian Bay, 

LAW TERMS. 



Exeter. 

Dover. 
Gillord * 
Sandwieb. 

Concord. 
Nashua. 
Keeue. 
Newport. 

Haverhill. 
Lancaster. 
Lake Village. 

Newmarket. 
Dover. 
Laconia. 
Madison. 
Concord. 
Maaeheeter, 
Keeno. 
Claremoni. 
Bath. 
Lancaster. 



The Staff In divided into four Judicial Districts', as follows: 
No. 1. Iwockiugham StraJlurd and Carroll counties. 
No. 2. Belknap, Merrimack and Hillsborough GOnntiet. 
No. 3. Cheshire and Sullivan counties. 
No. 4. Grafton and Coos counties. 

The Supreme Judicial Court holds Law Terms, annually, within 
the aforesaid District?, as follows: 

At Exeter on the third rucsday of June, and at Dover on the 
third Tuesday of December, for the counties of iiockinghani. 
Stralfbrd and Carroll; at Manchefiter on the first Tnesday oi 
June, and at Concord on the fir^t Tue.^day of December, for the 
counties of Merrimack, HilJsboroufrli aiuf Belknap; at Keene on 
the second Tuesday of December, and ut Newport on the fourth 
Tuesday of Jone, for the counties of Chei^hire and Sullivan; at 
Lancaster on the second Tuesday of.Tuly.and at Haverhill on the 
second Tuesdav of Jnnuarv, for t'li^ (■lMiI^tif^< ofcJrnfron and Coos. 



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At rortsmouth. on the third T«etd«y of October, and at Exe- 
ter, on the third Tuesday ot January and tbn saQO&d Tuesday Of. 
April, for theconnty of Kockingiiam. I 
At Dorer, on the second Ttaeoday of Mnnaiy and the irtt 

Tnesdav of September, for the county of Strafford. 

At Gilford, on the fourth Tuesday of March and the fourth^ 
Tuesday of September^ lor the county of lie Ik nap. j 

4t 0«8ip«e, on the fnM Tuesday of April and t>etoiber, Ibr tbe 
eounty ot Carroll. 

At Concord, on the fir>t Tuf^sday of October and OA tbe Itrat 
Tuetiday of April, for the count v of Bferrimack. 
i At Amherst, on the first Tuesday of May; at lfsnchcf>ter, on 
the Hr^t fuesday of January, and at liafhua, on tll^flrst Tuesday 
of September, for the county of HilNborough. 

At Keeue, on the timt Tuesday of April aHd tft«tl^lrd Tnceday 
of October, for the county of CVieshlre. 

At Newport, on the fourth Tuesday of January and tlM first 
Tuesday of September, for tbe county of Sullivan. | 

At Haterbltl, on the third Tuesday of Blarch atid the third 
Tuesday of September, for the Western Judicial Dictrict ; and nt 
Plymouth, on the fir?*t Tuesday of Mav mikI {he fir^t Ttff'«-tl?tv 
of -November, for the Eai'ttTU Judicial biftiict in the cuuuty ui 
Gisaifon. 

At Colebrook on tho first Tuesday of February, and the tldrd 
Tuesday of August, for the Northern Judidai LHstrict; and at 
Lanoieter on the lOttrtH Ttaday of Aortl and the fiiat Tuesday of 
Noveariier, Ibr tM Southem JTadMal Dtstfiat of tha aooiitf of 

Coos. 

■ ^ 

PIlOBATfi COURT* 



1 1 



J UDQ KS UJf rKOUATB. 



Rockingham, William W. Stiokney, Exefer. Jaae 30, 1857. 

Strafford, James H. Edgerly, Rochester. Oot. 3. 186C. 

lieiknap, Warren Love 11, Lac on la. Jan., 1841., 

Carroll, Larkln D. Mason, Tam worth, Mreht IMB.i 

Merrimack, Hamilton K. Perkins, Conoord. Jiilv M. 1%^. 

Hillsborough^ David Cross, Manchester. Julv 14, 1860. 

Cheshire, Silas Hardy, Keene. March, ISCA. 

Sullivan, William H. H. Allon, Claremont, Jan. 17, lHf;7., 

Graftom, Nathaniel W. Westtfate, Haverhill. Julv 4,1861. 

Coos, Benjamin F. Whidden, Lancaster. April IdQU. 

REGTSTERfl OP PUOBATB. I 

Kocklngbam, Thomas Leavitt, lilxeter. May 1, 16f»o.. 

Straflbra, John B. Tamey, Dover. Mor. 1870.| 

Belknap, Woodbury L. Melcher, LaconJa* July 2,18^11. 

Carroll. Daniel G. Beecle. Saiidwioh. . July 14, 1861. 

Merrimack, Isaac A. Hill. Concord. Jan. 1, 1F56. 

Hillsborough, Cornelius V. Dearhoni, Hasbfifi. May, 1808. 

Cheshire, Allen Giffin, Keene. Oct. 23, 1866. 

Sullivan, Shepherd L. Bowers, Newport. July 2.1861, 

aipftoiiv l-uHiar C: Morse, HaTerWil. July 4, 1861. • 

Coos> John M. Whipple, I .ruicaster Julv iseo 



108 



COMMISSIONEKS. 



COMMISSIONERS 

In other States, appointed to take testimony and depositions for: 
tlie Courts ot New-Hampsliire, and to adminipter oatht^, take 
acknowledjfement of deeds, powers-of-attorney, and iustru-i 
meuta under seal for record in this State. .... ... ^ 

Oaliforiiia- Sa»t JFranrigeo^ Daniel Cleaveland, 
F. 1. Thibault, Geo. C.Waller; J^acrameutOy Edward Cadwal- 
ladtT; Satt Jo8€y James R. Lowe, jr. 

Coimeotiou.t. MMarirordy W. Edgar Simonds, Wil- 
liam Wullaw. 

l>ijsti'lct Colli m"bia. If^athin'/arton, Frederick 

Koones, John C. Tasker. 

TlIiiioiH. Chieasoy Simeon W.King, Pliilip A. Hoyne; 
Paaa. John W. (ietchell. 

Tlicllaiia. MttdiatirrpotiMf Luther R. Martin. j " 

!Ii.uil^aH« Ej€ar€'tt9ros'lli ^ Jolm J. Norton. 

I^oiiisiaiia. JVewT'OrteaitSn Justine Castinie, T. C. 
Cav<»lli(T, Henry .1. Labolt, Andrew Hero. Jr., 

3raiiie. ttauifor^ John E. Godfrey. 

3XaryIan<l. Baliitnore, VVm. li. llill,Wm.W\Lattimer, 
Geo. U. Chandler. 

3 ra .«i!S a c» li 11 *^ 1 1 ft • 

Estubrook, .Stillnian H. Allen, Frank W. llackett, Abraham T 
Black, Alexander S. Wheeler, S. A. Bent, J. Oscar Teel, Geo. A. 
Bruce, A. F. Butterworth, Clemrnt K. Fay, Jnmep I). 1 homppon, 
David H. Coolidge, Alonzo B. Wentworth, Albert E. rill.-bnry: 
Ijoirelly William 11. Anderson, Edwin A. Alger, John Davis; 
Uff tr retire y Horace C. liacon. 

111 (ran. netroit, William J. Waterman; JEatt 
Sa^iiiatry (ieo. B. Brook.«i. 

>riiinc8ota. JfMiititeapofiM, Cyrn.e Aldrich. 

>i:iHS50U.i»i. St, JLotliM, Joq\ G. Hariicr, C. D. Greene, 
Jr. 

IVew-tTersoy. C/*r##€r, A u^^ustusC. Canfield. 
jVevada. Alfred E. Shannon. 



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BoMton, Charles Wheefer, 6eo.W. 



iVow-Yorl^:, .^Vtr- IVr/r, Frederick 1. Kfnjr, J. B. T. 
Tuppcr, J. Spencer Smith, (.'oor^re W. Colle.«, Charles I. BuFh- 
nell, Horatio C. King, Tli^omas Sadler, John Butcher, F K. An- 
derson, A C. Anderson, Joseph B. Nones, James L. Crittenden, 
George Wilcox. Samuel Swan, Wm. F. Lett. Seth M. Eldrodpe. 
Robert Owen, John Livingston, David 3IcAdam, Cha's H. Hatch, 
Oscaf Haight, James M. Slevin, Fred. G.Anderson, Frank A. 
Wilcox, Edwin F. Carey. Michael rhilHps, John H. Comer, 
Frank H. Angier; Blount ^lorrigy Charles Woodman; Liock- 
pot'i^ .Jolin ilod^re. 

OHIO, i'learefaud, Albert T. Slade. 

I*eiiiiH>/l vaiiia. FSitladrlphiay Jack D. Cooke, 
Samuel M. Wilcox, Frederick Dittman, S. \V. I'eunybacker, Jo- 
seph Frankieh. 

Texas. WWouttony D. U. Barziza. 



UN1X£D BTAXKii POSTAOS, 109 

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All popfage mnpf be PREPAID, hy nffixlnp ftamp* denoting the 
posta/^o mjuired, upon letters, packages, or utlior mall mutter. 
I Letters, to any part of the LiuteU States, 3 oent^ a ^ ouuce,if 
propaid. Unpaid letters sent ID Dead Letter Office. Letten not 
called fV^r (if orepaid) will b0T«tl»0d to Witter, oo reqnett, Wltll- 
j out additional postage. 

Drop Lettert, I cent for everj ^ ounee or leee. Ai ofleee Where 
ttee delivery by eanier is established, 2 cent« for each i ounce. ! 

Bonis, for 4 ounce? or lensj, 4 cont?; ; for each additional 4 ounce*. 
4 cents— book or packue not to weigh more than 4 lbs., except i 
when sent hy order of Confreet. Hanaecrlpt Books, Proof-eheete 
(corrected or uncorrected), and Blanks, 2 cents for 4 ounces and ' 
under, and 2 ceiit.^ for each additional 4 ouncoH. Other nmilable 
mutter, except sla above mentioned, may be traiiiiraitted at the rate : 
ofSeents for each 4oniMe8or fraction of theetme. In qoAiittty 
not exceeding 4 pounds avoirdupois. 

Weekly Newspapers, mav be sent free to actual subscribers, in ' 
the county where published. Beyond said eounty limits, postage 
must be paid quarterly, in advance, as follows : >ViH>kly papers, 6 
cents; Semi- Weekly, 10 cents; Tri-Weeklv, 15 cents, and fo on, 
! adding 5 ceuts for each additional issue, newspapers, Magasines, 
and oeier Periodioftis, tolled at periods less thM onee ft wec&k, not 
exceeding 4 ounces, 1 cent to regular Fubscribtns; sad loentjuldj* 
tional for every 4 ounces or fraction of the same. I 

Miscellaneous Matter. Unsealed circulars, nia]>s. prints, engrav- 1 
ings, mnsie, eftrds, photographs, cuttings, roots, seeds, etc., in onel 
package, to one address, prepaid, 2 cents for each 4 ounces or 
fraction of 4 ounces; packages not to weigh over 82 oauces. J&o 
article contained in glass can be sent by mail. 

Letters to England^ 12 cents a i ounce; newspftpers, 2 cents each ; 
books, 6 cts. for 4 ecs^; Bftm pte s,aiots. for 4oM» Mttrs toIYancc, 
16 cts. for i oz. 

Money Order$, from tl to960, may be Ohftafned ftt the« following 

"Money Onlor Offices," in New-l^ampshire : Bristol, Charles- 
town, Claremont, Concord, Dover. Exetpr. Fl^sherville. Franklin, 
Gorham, Great Falls, Hanover, Haverhill, Hinsdale, Keene, J-.aco- 
nia, Lancaster, Lebanon, Littleton, Manchester, ileriden,Kflford, 
Nashua, New-Ipswich, New-London, Newport, Peterborough, 
Plymouth, Portsmouth, Suncook, Tilton, West Lebanon, Wilton; 
or any Po!*t- office in the United States authorized to transact this 
business. Commtoion charged, for transmitting sums from SI to 
820, 10 cents; overS20 and not exceeding S30, 15 cents; over )?30 
and not exceeding$40, 20 cents; over IHO and not exceeding 
as cents. Not orer tharae orders enn be sent at one time. 
Number of Fost-offloes In New^Hampshire, B88. 



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I ROOKINQHAM COUNTY, 

\ Incorporated March 19, 1771, containa thirty-eight townfi. rort«- 
j month and Bxeter iblre f owns ( Eeoordi kept at Xxator)* Popv- 
I lation In iSoO. 49.2M; In 186D»60,]a9; In 1810, ilJM, TaJiiAtloo 

I 1868, »23.815,002. 

! JOegiMier-V^UWam H. Belknap. iuxciUr. Mi». iaisotod^ 6»i61 
I Folsom Dow, Jiejj., 4809; scat., 17. 

VreaBMrer—Georgp, G. Lougep, Rvp, Rep. (eloctod), S«686; N. 
J H. Lpavitt. jr., 3420; Wesley l*oore, 1060; f»cat., 806. 
i ComMMiMgimmers, — Abbott Korrii. Nottingham: Wiliiam & 
j Pillsbunr. Londondmr; Jokn W. F. Hobbs, Nortt-BMnploii. 
John W. F. Hobb8. i?<7)., hfti't ObftdliUll DMtIn, Ml., 1748: 
Ltn i Tncker. 86r>: scat., 181. 
i Sheriir— Caleb Moulton, Hampstead. 

I Mepuitf snbmH^k—OBmdln, G«orge B. Bafon ; Dmrp, iMdali 

A. Dufitin ; Dcrrfidd, K/ra A J Si;\vvcr. Richard J, Snnhorn 
/South); E.v't>'r, Kath'I U. Leavitt. Ueorge 31. 1'erkine, Antlrcw 
J. Fo|rg; Epping, JHmp« M. Godfrey. B. 8. Clifford (Woet); 
Ifarnpsfead.Ctileb Moulton; Kinfftt^m, Amof Kiaball; Xotting* 
AaTO(VVe8t), Georffp P. Dearborn: Pfaifitoto, Amos C Clcmfnt; 
Newmarket^ John W. Smart; Smbrook, John M. Brown ; LontUm- 
derr^/, Jamet Iff. Platti; PorttmtnUh, Charlet H. Joy; Windham, 
George W. Weston. Deputies in other Counties authorized to 
' serve in Kockingham County : (HiHfjboronpti) Afanchester, Tpbbo 
I W. Farmer, Daniel L. Stevens. Justin Spear; Ptlham, Alfred 8. 
■Srafth; (Blerriniack) Pitt^/IM^ VrtDoli B. Berry; (Strafford; 
I Dover, BatlMiilel Wiggin; SirtijfMlf Hwy A. Ihrew; Zee, Joaepb 

I Jonp??. 

Jiiiierg — Portimouthy Cha's II. Joy; Exeter, Nathaintl II. 
Leavitt. 

CoronerB — Chester, John S. Conoh; JVetonkMM, Wm. A. 
Shackford; Candia, John Bowe. 
Semier^Exeter, Joelm Getchell. 

COUNTY JV&TICES— Court Common Pl&a§^17S4 to 1S12. 

j Tim. Walker(C.J.) Concord, 1784 f Levi Bartlett(r.J.)F^Ingston, 1807 
John Calte. Hampstead, 1784 Richard Jcnness, Deertield, 1809 
Wm. Parker, Exeter, 1790 1 DanieHGookio, N.H«nipton,1809 

OtovMll €kmH--lBt$ to 2B90, 

Levi Bartlett, Kingston, 1816 I John HaWef , BTorthwood, 1817 
! Geo. W. PMootl, PorHmth, 16 i BaU Busln. AUoietown, 1817 



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COUNTY STATISTICS. 



Court qf Se8si&n9^2S!M to 1825, 



Hall Burprhi, Allpnstown, 
.Samuel Morril, Concord. 
IWig. Peiihallow, Torti^m tii, 



John Harvey(C.J.)Xorthw'd, '20 
John Langdon, Portt-m'th, ^20 
Joseph Walker, Concord, '20 
John Folsom, Cliester, »ao Samuel Clement, Bow, 

Oomiy Justic€9^183S to i8S6. 

Bradbury BarlIeft,J7««lln|^/8.3 i Ja's H. Batler, Nottinffham, 

Dudley FroesG. Deerfield. '33 | John Scammon, StratSam, 
James I'ickering, lieu iugton, '43 { 

1 County Commissioners, 

Wm. S. Uadley, I^orUmt'h. 18561 John J. Leavitt, Hampton, 
Joseph W. James, DeerflM, '69 1 Cafleb MoofUm, ISampBtead, 

Wm. (!. I'uttou, Kingston, *56 John Rowp, C'andia, 
Isaac VVooUburv, .Sakin, '68 James C. Brown, I'ortsm'th, 
f Darius Frink, Newlngton, *69 John J. Leavitt, Hampton, 



'20! 
'21 
•21 
'22j 



Franklin Crombio, Auburn, '60 
Horace P. Watt^* I.ondond'ry/61 
John Hodgdon,2d,Port£im'th,'62 



'(33 

'66 

'67 
'68 



^NathU Adams, Fortsm'th (S.C^ 

Noah Emery, Exeter (CP.) 1800 
Josiah Batter, JUeer^d, 1816 



Abbott Norris, Nottingham, 
W. S. Pillsbury, Londonderry'69 
J. W. F. Hobbs, ilamp'n, '70 

Clerks of Courts. 

I'eter Cbadwick, Deerfield, 
Ira B. Hoitt, Exeter, 
Albert H. Hoyt, Exeter, 1853 
Charles G. Conner, £seter, 1866 



Solicitors, 



Wm. Plumer, Epping, 1801 
(ieo. Sullivan, Exeter, 1808 
Cha'e Walker, Coneord, June/06 

Dan'l French, Chester, " 08 
Sam'l Green, Concord, Doc. '12 
Ichabod Bartlett, Portti. Nov. 18 

, Jona. Steetat Bpeom, Dee* 'SO 



Sam'l D. Bell, Chester, June* '23 
John Sullivan, Exeter, '28 
Henry F. French, Chester, '40 
Albert K. Hatch, Portam'th, '49 

(bill's H. Hell. Exet«-r, '66 
VV m. B. bmail, Newmarket, '66 



Geo. Reid, Londonderry, 1799 
Oliver Poubodv,Expter,May,1805 
Josiah Butler, Deertield,JuDe,'10 
Silas Betton. Salem, Kor. 18 
(Moment Storer, Porta. Nor. '18 



Samuel Marshall, Deny, Oet. '40 

Steph. W.Dearborn. Ex'tr," '45 
N. H. LeaviU. Newmkt, Nov. '50 
Ruftas Dow, S. Hampt*n,Mar. '65 

John S. Brown, Chester, '65 



Jolni Boll, jr., Chester, Nov. '23 , Joseph B. Ad urns, Ports, June^ 'CO 
Clement Storer, June, '28 \ Joseph P. Morse. Ports, ** '66 

Benj. Jenness, Deerlleld3ept.'80 : Caleb Ifoaltoir, ^ampetead, '70 
Joseph Towle, Sept. '35 

Judges qf Probate* 



John Sullivan, Exeter, Dec. '38 
Ira St Clair, Deeriield. Aug. '48 
Wm.W.Stl6lBiegr»SaEet'r,June '67 



Sam'l Tennoy, Exeter, Doc. 17^'5 
Nath'l iioaers, Exeter, Aug. itiU2 
Jeremiah Smith, £xeter. 
; Dan'l GooUn, K. Jkiamp. Dec.'15 

JSt^isters of Prohate, 
Wm. Parkor, Exeter, _ 178|) ] Ja's H. Sliapley, £xeter,Jan. '47 



John J. Parker, ** June, 1813 
John Kelley, North wood, '81 
David A. i^gg; &seter,Jan. 



Wm. B. Morrill, «« '62 
Samuel D. WIngate, " ** '67 
Thomai IieaTltt,£xeleir; J8m^, '06 



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I 



Jtegiiieri qf Z)eed$^ 



Samnpl Brooks, Bxeler» 1800 
Josiah Adam;), '01 
Seth Walk^T, I'ortsmouth, '09 
Fredenck D. Kaiidall9£xeter/d4 



Nathjinfcl G. Gllman, Exeter '61 



Francis D. HandiU, 
John Woodbury, 
JOftiah B. WlggiQ, 
David Murray, 
Josiab B. Wlggin, 



<r 

a 
ti 



'3/ 
'40 
45 
'46 
•60 



«« 



.f ihtrnilt<»n Shapiitgry 
TliomaM 8milhy 
Wm. H. UU1«, 
Thomas Siuith, 
ik'lij. D. Laiv''>tOD, 
Atonzo J. i* OgKf 
Hiram i»omrt» jr., 

3nreew«rf»r/». 

.To9iah C. KnPtmta»Bamp8t'd/45 
Benj. F. Carter, '46 
Jmnies A . Butler, '60 , 

Wiiithrop A. Dudley, Brotwdi'tt 



•« 



'62 
•64 
'65 
'67 
'68 
'60 

'66 



Oliver Peabody, Exeter. 
I Natlianiel Oilman, Exeter. 
I Jo«lHh BarHett, Stnitlimin. 

! William Pickering, Concord. 

I Samuel Cushrnan.l'ortsmt'li, 1^-24 Calvin Tl'iavfT, Kinj:s»toii, 
I Jos. L. Cilley, Nottingham, 2^ j Wintlirop li. i>inlh'y. 
I James Burley, Exeter. 
' Joseph C. Plumer, Epping, 'S3 

Noah Piper, Stratham, »85 

John Moore. 2d, Candia, '37 

Josiah G. Hadley, Portem'th, '40 

Ed8on Hill, Northwood, '41 

Daoid Melcher, Exeter, '48 



William Crawford 
Charles M. Norris, Kpping, 
8ani'l A. HaK-y. Newmarket 
Bonning S. Scribner, Fre'm%'68| 
Geo. £. Lawrence, Epping, *r>^) 
George U. Lovgee, Rye, 



'67 
t, '60 



orat- 
668; 



(Formerly of Haverhill, Mass., and latrr of Plaistow) incorpi 
ed Septembers. 1767. Popn )afion,in6> 676; 1780, 47Ui 1880, 

1860, 600; 1860, 1870, 488. 

. JP»*#«Mr#lcr# — George P. Dow; DejKtt, Charlee Femald. 
S€!ff0cf«icff — Bailey Knight. Alonio Knight, Ismo S. Noye9. 
Tdtrti-r/rrft — 8. Burloy Mason. Ctrrfft/mffM^t^9e Page, 
Cknif/. JPh9faiciaM — Isaac B. Hovey. JLitifrtfrr — .Tohn Kelly. 
Srhoot Jesse Page, .#ffjr#<€Si!r--Greenleaf Clark, Staie; 

John Kelly, Quonmx Oilman Ureenovgh. 

.WrrrA«fM#— <TPorgp P. Dow, variety. Jffmi 
Hezekiah Dow, trunks, &c. ; Isaac Hale* lumber. 



(That part of Chester called Loug Meadow) incorporated June 23, 
1646. Popqlatioiif 1660, BIO; 1860, 8fM; 1870,816. 
JPMl«Ma«#€r— Mrs. Mary A. Willov. Sefertf w Cha's C. 
Grant, Arthur Dlnsraoor, Henry Dockham. Vmwn^lrrh— 
I Evander G. Preston. Ciergff$»9€»$-^m\9Ji3i L, ArmeSr Cony. ; 
I N. L. Cha^e, Meth. l>Ay#i«i«M«---Nftfhan Plummer, Hanson C. 
Cannrv. Srhoot CoiN. '-Frank Dearborn jrti##/rr#— Frank- 
\ lin Crombie, Andrew F. F6x, State : Wells C. Underbill, William 
M. Neal, Arthur Dingmore. Jfferrhantt — Lather Melvin, 
varietf ; Henry Dockham, Henrv Saltmar»«h, groceries. JfTm 
" • f . Cl«rk,.G. G. Grlf&n, A. DJnamore, lumber. 



118 BOCKIKQHAM OOCNTY. 



{Formerly part of £xeter) incorporated June 26% 1742. Popn-I 
lUtloB—mSillOO; 1790, 9?«i lSaO,802; 1880, 0a8{ 1800,887; 1870, 
895. f 

JPo«#jita#f«r— Frederick Robinson. S€le<r#iit€jf— Cfharles C' 
S. Stevens, Kusaell H. Fellows, Jonathan W. Robinson. X*ofrM-I 

j r/€#'*— Beuj. F. LaBree. Ctergmmen Jackson, Cong.;\ 

I Cha's D. Swett, Rap. M*Mtr»ieiam—^08e» W. Caverly. 8€h—9\ 
#''o«M.— Arrhar W. Dudley. ^M##l<r«#— Moses W. Caverly, State;' 
Tho"8 S. Robinson, Quorum; Joeeph B.T.Graves, Fred'k Robin- 
son, Beiij. F. LaBree, H. A. F. Tuck, Orrin ganborn, James! 
P. Thyng. jmerchaui^Wpbalet B. Wood (Klaglton P. U.),| 
variety. JfManMfaciHrera—wiW&TA Rusnell & Co., paper; Rob't, 
Kowe* carria|[e wheels; X^ewis p. HoiU, Stephen FeUowsJ 
shoe Doxet; E. 6. navden, R. B. Fellowt, lumber; D. r. Fel-I 
lows, leather; M. M. Morrill, Hiram P. Robinson, machinists;, 
Darius Towle k Son (Kingaton P. 0.)» oariiaget; Joflhu* Bmrilett,! 
Levi Gordon, coopers. 

(Part of Chester called Cbarraingfare) incorporated Dec. 17, 1768.1 
l^opulation— 1776, 744 j 1790, 1040 ; 1820, 1273 i 1860, 1482 ; 1800, 1676 ; 
1870> 1467. 

M^otiMUtBierM— Depot, Gilm^Ti C. Lang; Vittoffe, Woodbury 
I. Dudley. 0MecimeH—¥rtLiik P. Langford, Amos 8. Polly, 
Wm. B. Thome. ar<»»ri»-rlerJt— John H. Nuttinsf. Cteraf^- 
ns^M— Lauren Armsbv, Cong.; Arthur Caverno, F. .fiop.; Silas 
Green, AfeA. FM wMUm B lehnrd H. Page, Edgar L. Carr. 
St€h00i C^MM.— Sius Green. ^M«#iee#— Rufus E. Patten^ona- 
than Martin, John Moore, John H. Nutting, Henry M. Katon, 
State; J. Harvey Pbilbrick, William Crane, John L. Fitts, Jo's 
C. Langford, Moses F. Eaieno% Woodkwy Dudley^ €AmH B. 
Robinson, Cyrus T. Lane. 

•WcrcilMiJf##— Philbrick k Lang, J. L. Barker (Depot), John 
K. Kay (Corner), Woodbury J. Dudley, Cyrud T. Laue (Village); 
Daniel F. E^mereon, traveling merchant. 

MaHHfaciHrerB—DudUy k White, shoes; Chester C. Smith, 
Thomas Batchelder. carriagea; LeTl Sanborn, Alexander Gil- 
christ, fumltnre; John Smith, Dniiel B. Bohinson, William 8. 
llealey, Lewis Remoe, blacksmiths. MWoiel^Cnitm^ hY G* W. 
RobiiiBon. Mepmi <i g # f# c r J . Ji. Phllhriek. 

(Onee Cfilled Cheshire) incorporated May 8, 1722, included Au- 
bur*, Ckndia, Raymond, and large parts of Hooksett and lUb-l 

cheater. Population-1775, 1599; 1790,1902: 1820, 2262: (dinJSdJ 
and Auburn incorporated) 1860, 1301 ; 1860, 1276 ; 1S70, 1163. 1 

JPost master— Solomon Leayitt Selec/atctt— William Craw-j 
ford, Charles S. WiloomlK Smmm D. Lane. St^t^m^terk—l 
Wm. Greenough CUrM^t$§€n—J, L. Tomllnson, Cimo. ,• H. W.l 
Day, JJop; A. Fohom, Meth. fhffMicUtus^mea ¥, Brown ;i 
John Dearborn, Bot.i Mrs. Mary Cox. Ifyg, flWarv— Johoi 
I W. Noyee. J ttmStmlf C herter, SUxtbeth CooJIdge, Pfin,] 



TOWN BVATimm. 119 

CTmm.— H. W. Day. ^Wusiiee^ThomM J. Ifelvin, 
John W. Noven, William Crawford, Woodbary Master^, State ; 
; John S. Coucn, Wm. Greenouffh, Qu/>rum: Amon Hazelton, Ueurv 
[iMpore, &jlve»ter S. Chamberlain, ^'alban i^. Morse^ Joseph w. 
] Smith, ChArtea H. Knowlca, Jamet P. Brown* Pttrker Morse, Jo's 
Webftcr. I.ucieii Kent. ! 

JfMercHMni»—T. J. Melvin, Henry Moore. Geor/^e W. Merrill, 
Wm. Greeuough, variety. MmHufactMrerp~-Jo\in Uuderhiil k, 
i Co. .shoes; A. & J. N. Mazelton, pails: SpauldlDg h WUoCflib, 
" ixoiokerdl taneli* JEr«M-<;Sft0itor» by baYkI !«. BstoMdtlr. j 

I>JLPJVILT^i:, 

(A part of Kingston) ineorporated by the name of iiawke, Feb. 22, 
I 1760; 1886» HMO ttteagad t* Dftnviito. ropalation— 1775,504; 
I 1790, tiO; im,4ai; ISSS, 614; I0nvfltt;im;6i8. \ 
JRoMimaMier —Oliver Sanborn. Srf^'r/jMMi — Jdm Elklns 
John H. Collins, Levi Hoyt. 7*MrM-r#«'rJk.— Woodbury D. Col- 
line. Cier^ymeu — Sorter S. Burbank* F, Bap*i &ui\i» Tilton, 
Meth. School CMii*— F.SJBorbank. •fksiieM'— Atron Quimby, 
William Hoyt, State; Jaoob C. F«itlOO» SUafaft Q«imbf» John 
C. Bradley, John Elkins. 

Merekanit—ddhn B. Pofro, grocerie.*? ; J. C. Bradley, variety. 
JflannraciMrei t—^fim'X Sargent, David Sargent, J. H. ft L. W. 
ColHn?, J. & A. B. Collins, Wm. Huntington, O. Dimond. J & L 
Collins, barrels; A. A. Coliina, sbooa; A. Coll^, E. Xawkabiiry, 
bo!k€#* 

(Formerly part of Nottingham) incorporated Jan. 8, Vim. Topn- 
^5 TOa,l«»i IW, 18G0, 0028; 1800, 

1870,1708. 

JRo»tma»ier9—Southf Francis White ; Center, Xnollne M 
Whidden; JVWA, Stephen Brown. AV/f r/fwrw— James Robin- 
son, Bei\}. Brown, John C. Brown. ^'oirM-cferA— J. Frank 
Prescott. CVrr^rym^M— Jacob Chapman, Conf.; H.O. Walker 
Bap.; Georgp s iiiW, F. Bap. JfUy^ieiamt— Stephen Brown! 
Tpwle, -Z-r-Kpynolds; John O. Haine*«. Hot. I^tr^ 



Irm St. Glair. CJM.—BIUah B. Hazzen. JfuaticeZ^lTtL 

St. Clair, Levi B. Philbrick, Josiah B.TUton, mate: EtfmStod 
Kand, David Stevens, Samuel Woodman, Quorum; Ezra A J 
Sawyer, Stephen Brown, Samuel Uaioes, Isaao H. Morriaou 
A. L. JennsM, WllUam Yming, JohnOrlllls. ^ornaon, 
. .t^*'^'^*^f*V~^- ^'rescott ( Center), H. II. Bean, RnftaMlows 
(Parade) Ji J . .Sanborn ( South ), variety. •WmMt#ar#Mr«r»-L. 
^'J^ ««"^agc8 ; J. F. Presoott, fliroiture and 

eoffiiia} PhUbriok k Sawyer. Charles Rogers, liiflA«r, MioieU— 
by Oeorgo ¥9^ (Onter); Ufiiem, bgr Jm% W. PMo«tl<i>MMle}. 



(Formerly part of I.ondonderry) incorporated July 2, 1827. 
Fopulalioil--]88D, 917S; 1860, 1860; 1866, mO; 1870, 1809. 

^ mo im t fU fm ' A rkWfrT.Uwi HrwK ; />e/>o<, Henry E.Eastman • 
Ea$ty P. W. Barker. Seieeimen—T^itiihl H. Brown, J.R. Clark' 
Wm. H. Shepard. Vomp»t»cterh— George W. Barker. CTor^^u 



120 R0CKIN<3HAM COUNTY. 



meat — JEbenezer G. Parsons, Cong.; E. Scott, ^ff'th. M^hyaieiaMB 

James H. Crumble, FH.; David S. Clark. X^irycr— Ui^eDleat C. | 

Bartleit. JtW«ric« — David Currier, Greeiileaf G. Bartlett. 

•#c#Mfc«if<e#— Pinkerton, E. G. Parsons, Prin,; Adams Female, 

Miss Emma L. Taylor, Prin. School CoM.—Dtivid S. Clark.' 

,#'rr«##<T€«— William Anderson, Leonard Brickett, Greenleaf C. 
I Bartlett, State; James C. Taylor, Joseph Montgomery, Quonm; 

William W. Poor, Jarnts I'riest, Geor^o W. Barker, Isaiah A. 

Du^tin, Oo. I. Choate, (jeo. W. Dickey, il. V. Hood, (ipo. Moore, • 

2d. J. R. Clark, Henry E. lOastman, Geo. K. AVhitney, I'aul Tuyior. 
; *lIcrehaHit—i^. VeUee & Co., V\ m. Ls acli. Cha's C. Parker, 

H. K. Eastman (I>epot), variety; F. M. & L. A. liarker, millinery; 

Leonard, meat and groceries. MuMufaeimrert — H. K. 

j UndcfrMll, edM tools. JEMeis — JhiUrood, by Poor ft Lord ; ' 
' Sanders', by J. C. Sanders. MMerry JTImUmmai Bamh (1864). i 

Capital, W.OOO. Cashier, David Currier; Direr ff>r8,--rlohn W. 
1 Xoyes, Pres.., Beig. F. Eastman, Thomas J. Meiviu, Harvey 1\ 

Uood, G. A. Barnes, David Currior. 

(Formerly part of Kingston) incorporated Kov. 17, 1738. Popu- 
lation— 1776, 428; 1790, 358; 1890, 443; 1660, 683; 1860, 698; 1870, 

5o3. 

] FoBtmaaier^O^s C. Sargent. Seier it m en J osiah Morrill. 
I Dana Wehsteff Twok J. Pbilbrick. T'owH^clerk — Levi B. 
! Tilton. Ctergyman—32im9» M. Sanborn, Meth. JPhy»irian^ 
j John A.Follette. Seh^olCfim^—^ ohu P. French. JubUccb— 
! l-^zraF. Cnrrler, B«tiJ. K. vfebster, Qiumim; George B. Webster, • 
! Joseph C. Sflr^ent, Stevens Sanborn, John W. (iale, Nathaniel E. 
! Tuck. Jolm 1*. French, Jonathan B. Tilton, Eliph't W. Philbrick. 
j •T!af€rcAaM##— I'itcomb & Clark, groceries. ^anufaeinrerB — 
j Hiram L. Rowell, G. W. £dney, shoes; James 31. Sanborn & Co., 
I leather; Kinsley L. Hale, machinist; Leonard S. Scbillfnff, edge > 
tools; Elbridge G.Webster, Jacob E. Morse, John M. Morse, 
Thoma« J. Ueath, lumber. Bfotel— Union, by Hariy Downing. 

(Formerly part of Exeter) incorporated Feb. 93, 1741. T^opula-I 
I tion— 1775, 1669; 1790, im, 1668; 1860, 1663; 1860, 1414; 1870, 
! 1270. 

i ygefiis<fsl>er#— Geo. E. Lawrenee; iret^.W.N.Bow. 8e9eH* 

mrtf— .)olm L. Folsom, Nath'l G. Plumer. William R. PnnkerJ 

!r««rM-clerA— James iL Bartlett. CiergfgsBBeu — Josiah H. 
1 Stearnf*, C!(/»»i)'.; A. U. Lunt, Meth.; ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ , Epis,;^ 
I Nathaniel Goldsmith, Univ. ^Ib^BicianH—U . B. Bornham,] 

/' ' , Nathaniel Batchelder. l/ateyrr—H. F. Hopkins. SeM^oi\ 

C'ojM.— H. B. Buraham. JftsBiiceB-— Geo. W. Lawrence, Henry 
I F. Hopkins, J. P. Lawrence, J. Warren Towla, Wm. L. Piommer, 
! Hosea B. Burnham, State; James M. Godfrey, James B. Pearson, 

Oivorum; Geor^^o N Shepnrd, Ezra F. Barber, Folsom Dow, Wni. 

F. I*awrence, David F. Bartlett. John G. Ordway, Thomas i 

Folsov, Josiah Bi Chase, CharleiNorris. 

' JFarmsmrB -W. JF*. JT. Company, Pres., Joseph C. Plumer ; I 
Sec. and Treas., Abraham I'lumer. •HfereiiantB— John H. Pikei 
I & Co., variety; Wm. R. Banker, Wm. H. Johnson, W. N. Dow 



XOWW STATISTtOS. 



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l!(W*st), eroieerieR: David Sticknpr <■„,... . . : 

goods; ilis, L. X. Webb, roiraMrV-*0^ ( "rn Nliing «nd dry 

Jacob E. Fresoott, woolen "cha-VM^^ Tim', f. 'r*^*"** * ?on, 

Bilson, organg. Mofz-Z^-Fntifaa k»'fLJ; t ' ''" 

tuckawau. by Wm. K. Bunked'' ' Chai^wau; V>aic.j 



.Vo#«;<^,«Wm iV^f^^^^ P^'i ^ ''^'8 U. Bell. 

Ebonezor Stearns /v ; . Sr*i*# #^1^ ^ ' VIk; 

JTHMtieeM - William W ^^T.'Tn' S'/^lTi^^^" G.le. 




John D. Lyman/ James" w7)riH;/' ir^'^iK^^r' ^^^^^ 

Nathaniel Si.ufe, J?hn H KiX'lI^W^^^^^^^ ^ • 

J. Bell, Oeorge E. Lane7chnr7o. u' Veil* a J uJ^t'^V'' ^^^r" 

M . Dow, w m . A . Currier ' • win Head, Leonard j 

& ^>ndley. Merrick lV?bank Giin^^^^^^^ 

Josiah Smith, Narhanie?Week«^^^^ V^^^ ^^^well, 
Merrill & Sons. 1 TGrave" r%^^^^ groceries; Abner 

limby. jeweler^: j VXt?n./,rT' f '"'"'".B- J^.l^rri". M. ' 



Vir"' ti-mson & 

J. C. Safl-ord, D»rnr;^l"cu;r^ ^- «°bingon 



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122 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 



JTaiioHai Graniie State WEank (I8G4). Capital, S100,(iOO. 
Cashier, N. A. bhute ^ ZHrectons—Ahutr Mtrrill, J'res^ Cliarlea 
Conner, 6. G. Smftb, William W. Stickney, 8.W. Dearborn, 
! Edmund Elliot. J. L. iMerrill. lExeier SawiHff;B Bauk. Presi- 
dent^ Woodbridge Odliu; Treasun r, Aath'l A. 8hutc. Kcsourci'?, 
9251,756. WJnion Wipe CeutM Suwin^a Baw^—rrt a.^ Jo^llua 
Getcbell; 'lYeaa,^ J. S. Parsons, ^ttautie Jig* F, I, Co. 
Pr> .<., ( Im's Conner; See. and Treas., J. S. rarpons. Miorkiug- 
tkatM Jfartmera JfM, Mf\ M. Com J*res.f William Couuer; ^tc. 
and Tretu., George W. Wigsin. Com MJiMtU Co.— Inc. 1861. 
Pre$., H. G. Moees; Treaa,, William B. Morrill. 



(Formed Arom Brentwood, trblch was originally a part of Exeter) 

incorporated Jane 22, 1764, by name ot ropliu. Name cbanged 
July 8, 1854. ropulation— ifco, 600; im, 579; 1870, 527. 

FoMfmaMter . Selectmcu — Ezra Cur- 
rier, Jo"4iah B. Robinson, Simon Foss. Vowtrn-'Cterk — Charles 
W. Follett. Clergymen — 3 o\va Marsh, F. Hap.; Abraham 
Fulsom, Wnrrm Irtlonr, Meth. Schoot Com,— \\ m. H.Brown, 
Cha s VV . FoUet. JmsHces^Varl^y Uohinia^u, State i l>aiueiC. 
Hobinson. I 
•/|ferirAaMl#— Board man & Kobie, Geo. L. Sanborn, P. C. Rob- 
I Inson, Jeremiah Beufield, \ ari('ty. Jflanufacturers ~ \. A. 
Robinson, spokes, hubs, and wheels; John VVhittier, boxes; John 
Brown U Sons, gunamittia; SmlUi U JiiJIer, Uaokamiths ; Fallowa» 
Smith h Go.| lumber. 



Incorporated Bee. 94, 1715. Population— 1790, 98; 18S», 66; 1860, 

1860, K7; 1870,94. 

Fo»tma§t€r — L.B. Caswell. rfmrtt— Sam' 1 H.Robinson, 
A. J. CasweU, L. B. Casw^ell. Vomu^ierh and Sctboot Com* 
Origin 8. Caawell. CUrgummu Barber, Meth, JT^gHee— 
l&lYin Kewtoa. JBMei—Atlainiie, by L. B. Caswell. 



(Formerly part of Portamontli) incorporated ITOSt Popvla- 
tion~177£7G0; 17B0» 684; 1890, 684; 1860* 789; I860, 768; 1870, 

695. ! 

JPoMtmaMtern — John E. Holmes; Depot, James IJ. Rand. 
Selectmen — Joseph W. Ciiapman, Cha a A. Dearborn, John 11. 
Brackett. jTofTM-cferle— George E. Brackett. Cierffytmeu-- 
JSdward Robie,. C^Tur. ; G. N. Bryant, Meth. JPhyaidanw — Geo. 
Odell, tGreenleaf C. Clougb. JLairyer«— John S. H. Frink, 
Charles W. Piekerin^. SeMooi €7mm.— Charles W. Pickering. 
jrH###€€#— Green leat C. Clough, State; Edward Holme?, Cha's 
W. Pickering. »'V<'i'r/Mifi#— Geo. £. Braokett, John E. Holmea,: 
James P. Packer^ groceries. 

(Formed from parts of ilaverhill, Mass., and Kingston) incor- 
porated Jan. 19, 1749. I'opulation— 1776, 768; 1790, 794; 1880,' 
912; 1850, 789; 1860, 930; 18 <0, 935. | 

Woatmattrrt—linfnsC. Smith; West, John T>. Oidw ay; £ast, 
I Tappan S. Carter S rieci men— J oshuA C. Merrick, Aaron 11.; 



Davi Eben H, UM^. 9 m m ■ c icrit— AJfted W. Foale. C7rr- 

gytMcu ('offff.; Mtth. 

M*hy»4cia»t0 — Josiah C. Ka>unaii, Churles S. HoyuloL, >W«., 
Hiram Nichols, Spiritisf. Sfchoot Coim— Geo. K. .k niie^B. ilorace 
K. Sawyer, Charles W. Teaslee. ^Hjr##rr#— Jo.»*iah C". Eitbtman, 
Caleb .aloultou. Nelson Urdwav, Amoe Buck, Ebcuezer 
Hoit, Semael Mom, Vattaaniel C. Smltli, John B. Orawaj, John 
Mills, John W. Garland. •Verr/baM/^— K. C. Smith, J. I>. Ord- 
way (West), T. S. Cartor, J. G. Hubbard, Wm. Clark (Kast), 
variety; Mfa. £. £. M. Lock. Verley H. Shannon, miiimers. 
JH0mf#iM?fu#gr»— Smith A Bndcol* Ittdieaboota and aboeai C. i>. 
Boynton h Co., wooteaMlttoiia^ glorea aadjaolceti (Wert). 

Incorporated May 92, 1639, origiDally included the territory of 

the present towns of Uampton-Falls, Kensington, North- 
Hampton, South-Hampton, and Seabrook. i'opulution— 1775, 
862; ITi^O, 860 j 1840, 1320; 1860, 11U7; 1860, 1280; 1870, 1177. 

JFM#fiMM#«f^ohn C. Perkf m. SeUeimBem^ofm C. Ifoi^ 

tin, John H. Fogg, Reuben Lamprey. flnoarM-r/rrle— John 
J. Leavitt. €'lerg9ffn€H—M. A. DeLancrv, Prfsb.; G.W.Ku- 
land, Meth. ; DeWltt C. Durgin, F. Bap. J^h^gUian- William 
T. Merrill. Sehm^i C mmm ' J tfftob T. Brown. Jfmaiiee9^w. 

Dow, Uri Lamprey, State ; Aiken S. TofTin, Charles M. Lanij.rey, 
j Cha's T. Brown, John J. Leavitt, Altred J. Leuvitt, Dau'l Mui>t(>u. 

JfKerchaHi 8— John J. Leavitt, A. D. Brown, J. A. Dearborn, 
Q. W. Lane & Co., variety. JmanttfaetMrera^ . J. Ltuvitt, 
paper cop tubes; S. C. Lamprey & Co., 8. B. Coffin, Jona. Thil- 
onck, laths, clapboards and shingles; A. 8. Coffin, lumber; 
Bntinan Co., shoes. Mtmieb—Boar's Hentf, and Granite 
(Beach), by S. H. Dnmas; Oceaif, by IMiilip Ycaton; Couch, by 
J. 8. rnuch & Son; Union, by bmith it Whittler; Haul^by 
J.B. bilver. 



(Formerly part of Hampton) incorporated 1719. PopulatiiMK- 
1775, m\ 1790, 541; 1840, ($56; 1850, 640; 1800, 621 : 1870, 679. 

Vonimaater — Geo. D. Dodge. »SV'/rr#iiif m— Kdwin Trescott, 
Levi E. Luue, Edwin Janvrin. VoatM-^terk — Kuoch J. '1 ilton. 
Ciergym€M^-Jokn M, Driver, liap. JPAy#tfrtoiM>-Char]es II. 
Sanborn, Wm. W. Curtis. SMbool Com,— John F. Shepurd. 
.#^H###rt*— Charles II. Sanborn, Neliemiah 1'. Cram, State; Joliu 
W. Dodge, Quorum; John H. Gove, Levi E. Lane, Warren Brown. 
jmtr€Mmm§& ■ Jamee W. GfMD, Join L. WMm, tteo« D. Dodge 
▼aiiely ; Jane Slory, dry and flmey good*. 




:(Part of Ilampton-Falls, and earlier of Hampton) incorporated 
April 1, 1737. ropnlaUon— 1776, m-, liftWOOOj 1880, 781; 1860, 

700; 1860, U72; 1870, 641. 

JPo«#jMa#l«r^ Francis Hilliard. i9elee#a»«M— Amos T. Howe, 
Theodore K. Maoe, Daniel jE. Palmer. 9mw m ■gfcrlfc^Benj. F. 

Austin. r'#€r4rymf ft— Erjisni lis D. Eldrrd«ie, Cong.; Jona. E. 
Brotcn, Bap.; Julius C. Blodgett, CArf"?.; George Osgood, Unit. 
School CojM.— Erasmus D. Eldred^e. JfHsiiceM—lr& Blake, 
Ouorum ; John T. Blake, Joseph w . Brown, Stej^ien Green, 

Amos T. Kowe. _ 



1, 



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124 



EOCKINGHAM COUXTY, 



•fMei'f hatttg — Francis llilllard, Geo. Blako, variety. mlMann* 
faciurera^Dovf 8c Milliard, lumber; Geo. W. Green, black- 
\ smith i Joua. Tuck, leather. 

Incorporated Aug. 6, 1604, included the territory now known as 
Eagt-Kiugstoii, JDanvillo, Sandown, and port of Uampstead. 
I'ouulatiou, 1776, 9<Jli 1790, mi 1890, 847i IboO, liy2j 1860, 1216; 
im, 1064. 

JR0$tmuuiers—Tj. D. FMlee; South, Gideon Webster. Se^ 
iectmCH— J o\m W. Sanborn, John B. HanBon. Janios M. Bartlett. 
X^oarft-clcr^s— Andrew J. Ciiley. CieruMMMeu — Solomon Bix- 
by, Cojig.; W. B. Osgood, Xteih.f 8. Hernil, Sap. JPhpgieUmt 
Thomas Bassett, George ^y. Sanborn, Fefa. Juawryer — Wm. C. 
ratten, mi^cadenty — Kingston. Sch4fol Com. — Richard L. 
Preacott. JfttatiecB — Gideon Webster, William C. Tatten, Sam- 
uel Webster, State ; William F. Sanborn, Cha's H. DeKochemont. 
Quorum; Andrew J. Cilley> Amos Kimball, XUo's Basset, Samiei 
E. Woodman, Geo. W. Sanborn. 

mV[erchania—L. F. Sanborn, L. D. Peaslee, Cha's B. Clark, 
variety. •llamufaciurers—L. F. Sanborn, Darius Towle & 
Son, A. C. Chase, B. D. Cilley, J. P. Marshall, carriages; John 
Page, J. M. Sanborn, S. S. Peaslee, lumber. MMoieU^hy Darius 
Towle; Union, by A. E. Ham; Farmers', by £. £. Carter. 



(Onoe called Kutfield) incorporated June 91, )722, comprised the 

territory now known as Windham, Derry, and part of Man- 
chester.' Population— 1776,2590: 1790. %22; 1820, 3127; (divided 
in 1827, and Derry formed) 1860, 1731 ; 1860, 1717; 1870, 1406. 
J'o«#Mt«r#rer«— Arley Plnmer; North, John HBjneBi WUson's 
Crosstju/, Warren Richardson. Setecitmem—^lonn. Savory, D. 
McGregor, Cha's S. Pillsbury. arosr*f-c#€rlt~lienry Crowell. 
c^fer^yMStffs— William House, Presb.; — ■ Bap.,' 
A. A.Cleveland, Meth. JP*y#^r William J. Campbell, Fei. 
SchMi Cojit,— Andrew W. Muck. Jttgtirrs—Reed P. Clark, 
Wm. S. Pillsbury, James 31. Platta, Wn\. P. Kieliardson, Robert 
C. Mack, SUtte ; Wm. J. Campbell, Quorum; Warren Richardson, 
John Shipley, Jonathan McAllister, Daniel Wilkins, Charles S. 
Pillsbury, George E. Fifield, Sontgomery Diokey, John Hayes, 
Josiah Goodwin. . 

MerckauiB — \T\%y Plumer, Hardy & Pillsbury (North),' 
variety; Warren Richardson (Wilson's), boot^ & shoes. mlManW' 
fdeiwrera — Cha's Goodwin, John Haynes, carriages; Henry 
Crowell, harnesses; Wm. 8. Pfllsbnry, shoes. 



(Originally part of Portamooth enlled Great Island) ineorporated 

\m. Population-im, 882; 1790» 648 ; 1880, 648 ; 1860, 479; 

1860. 693; 1870,667. 

JPo##ffwi##er— Howard M. Curti?. S^'/rc-fmrtt— William A. 
Meloon, Wm. H. Smart, Charles E. Whitehoune. TCotcH^ierh— 
Wm. A. Meloon. Cterg ^mtm L ncine Alden, Omg^i Samoel 




TOWN STATISTICS. 125 



Hoy t, Bap. M'ityticiaM «fMf School €'om.-^^'m. U. Smart. 
.•^•f^Kccj— Thomtts Tarltoo, State; John I'. ( ooi er, Quorttm. 
MerehmmtB^UuMell h Odlon, H. U. turtit, T. W. Frost/ 

variety; Harding 9t Dean* dealers in fiih; John W. Keal» boat . 
j builder. 

(Pari of Dover called Bloody Potlitf and part of Portpmouth) In- 
corpornted July. 17(M. Pop ulatioB— 1776, 889{ 1190, Mili 1880, 

• 649; m>, 472; 1860,476; 1870,414. I 

JPoMimutMier—Wm, U. DeKochemoDt. SeiectmtM—SAmuel , 
' Farber, Kehemiah Pffckerlnir, Cha't W. Nutter. T mw m gi gr * 1 

Thomas R. fi > f. f*ierffy»ife»t — Frniikliu IhivN. (\ ■ ' Samuel 
] lloyt, Aflr. i'*ityiiirian — (Jyruj< Frink. Schoot C 'ojif.— l>ariu*< ' 
I Friuk, .James lloyt, Jo.sliua B. I'ickcriDg. JM§ii€€» — Dariub 
I Frink, sttths: James A. Piokeriiif, Natbatuel P. Coleman, James | 

j Hoyt, Fnd. VV. DeRochemont. I 
A/Lerthami—Loxm L. DcKochemonf, variety. 

(Formed from Ovpart of Exeter) incorporated Dec. 17, 1727. Pop- 
ulation— 1775, T>89; 1700.1137^; 1«40, 274r>: (divided In 1^49, and 
Snnth-N»'\viiiarkot formed) 1S60, llXiU; IStJJl, 2C>a8: 1870, 1987. i 

K*oMl»M%a»icr — Jonatlmu F. Garland. StircitMCM — Charlc? 

,P. Stuckpole, Harrij'on (i. Bnrley, Edwin Benm tt. T^oarM- ' 
eiei-k — V. D. Wilbur, ^/ler^yntrit— Tnaac ('. Whito. (onr/.,- 

|J. L. Flood, Aleth. ; J. A. Low(*ll, /\ JJap, M^hyMiriaMs — 

j George W. Kittredge, Joseph L. Elkins, Samiiel U. Greene, C. 

iMoulton. neniiMi^E, C I^itman. X./rtryfr« — William B. 
Small, Aaron L. Mellows. JVotariea — Davnf .Miirrnv. Aaron L. 

i Mellows, Wm. A. Shackford. Heh—i C««m.— Jot^ph L. £lkin«. ! 

{jrw##i««#— David Ifarrar* Williain B. Small, Sanrael A. Haley, \ 
Aaron L Mellows, Nathan H. Leavitt, John S. It* inipft, Ceo. W. 

I Kittredge, State: John F. ChajtiTian. Nathan il. l^'avirt, Jr., A. i 
C. Haines. Beuj. F. Haley, Timothy Murray, i^iUfnim; Isathan H. \ 

t Harvey, Samuel French, .losepb D. Stott, Joseph IMnkham, 

I Henry U. Smith, Joneph U J£Unas, Jobn W* Smart, Uenry B. 
Hudson, Cha's H. Smith. 
Mere^mttU—UtLthm k Wigffin, Thnothy Murrav, BenJ. F. 

' Haley, Doe & Kelsey, dry goods; William W. Staokpoie, olothing, 

i hats, cftpp. kc. ; liradford S. Kingman, silvprwnre and jewelry ; r. 
W. Teuuey, fancy goods; M. A. Wood, M. S. Badger, S. A. & L. | 

I D. Walker, nftllinerv; J. k T. J« Hitebell, Uathm k Lane, Sam- ! 
uelFrencli. Nathan II. Harvey, Georpo L. Dearhorn. L. F. Han- ■ 
son, Geor^'O K. Smart, Leavitt & Kichanlsun, Jonathan T. Gar- ; 
land, groceries; J. S. & 10. Bunuett, titove?, tin and hardware; 
S. H. Greene Co., apothecaries; J. i. i:i kins, George L. Dear- 
born, apotli rarv and books; J. L. Boardman, George W. 
French, O. C. Ivnowlton. boots and shoes; J. R. Doe, R}ih;\ 
Charles 8. Stackpole, Fnroer & Davis, £. A. Stiles, restaurants. ! 

' •T5faffM/>rrlirrcrs— Newmarket Manuf. Co., cottons, iron work, ' 
kc; Benj. F. llaloy, Doe & Kolsey, A. Varney k Co., sale coats; \ 
J. D. Stott, soap and candles; Smart & Burnham, lumber. 
AemmmrkeiMiiMnmiBmHk(^SGo). Capital,t80,000. GeMAtVr. 
Samuel A. Halev; Dmrfors-^ o^vvh S.Lawrence, Prr*., Sam'l 

ip, Dow, John n' (;rit!itt\H, Jolm S. Bennett, William B. Small. 



126 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 



i John Mooney, Joseph C. Burley. J^ewr-marhet SaringB 

President, George W. Kittredee: Treasurer, David Murray. Be- 
soarees, »28,939.40. M^iett-^^ington, by Joeeph B. Sflm: 

1 iSTeiPNiartei, bj Bei^. F. Tattle. ^ ' / f 

j ^'^JEWTOJS^, 

' Iii«Oiponitod Dec. 6, 1749. Population— 1775, 540; IfBO, 6S0: 1890, 

j 477 i 1850,685; 1860. asO; 1870,866. 

] fo$imaBi€ra—Cenfer,\{.V{^.^'i\dQT. Seleciam'n^SVm. W. 
I Wilder, John L. Bartlett, Alvah W. Sargeut. Vmcu^clcrh— 

Hervey K. GmiM. €7fer^jfitf«ii— Ntth'I Day, Nath'l Lovering, 
! Chris.: Amasa Brown, Bap..- Eben'r Peaslee, Meth. FkyHcian— 
1 Jonathan G. Gale. Schoot f7o«t.— Ebenezer T^aslee. Sna- 
Philip Whittier, State; John Hoit, Tho's Carter, Quorum: 

Zebediah Uolt, Jonslfaftii O. Oale, Dftvld O. Preecott, Wm. W. 

Bo«well. 

I JfMerchaHt»—Wm. W. Wilder, Sylvester B, Rowe, Jonathan 
I Pressey, Charles F. Pressey, Wm. W. Bo8well (Depot), variety. 

^lfiifiif/o#ifrcr»— W.W.Taylor, CUfTordl, Shoes. Bmief- 

I by Csleo. W. Uoit; J^epH, bj buk'k M. Barker. ^. 

; (Formerly part of Hampton) incorporated Nov. 30. 1740. Popn- 
I lation— 1775, 662; 1790, 667i 1840, 826i 1860,822; 1860, 771; 1870, 
; 723. 

i J'MfHMMfer— John Betehelder, Jr. SeMeritmen John 8. 

' Hobbs, Geo. D. Brown, Enoch F. Wigpin. SToirjt-cferA'— ,Ton- 
, athau KoIIins. CiergutHen—T. V. llaines, Cong.; N. T. Kidlon, 
I Bap. Schoot CoiM.— Jonathan French. JPhMgiciatts—MoseB 
L. Hobbs, Joseph VV. Odell. ^m#«c€# —Nath'l Batcbeider, 
Quontm; Sam'l D. Lane, David M. l>ow« Hezekieb B. JLammrey. 
Morris Cotton, Nath'i S. Smith. 
jmB8 *ci u mi9 N Mh*l Batohelder, H. H. lb D. C. Smith, variety. 



(Originally part of Nottlhffhftm) ineorporated Feb. 6, 1778. 
Populat[on-1775» 818; ITOO, 744; 1888, 1818; 1860, 1808; 1860, 

1502; 1870, 1430. 

JRoBitmatierM—J. J. Swain ; Center, Edward Kimball; Xar- 
rr>U7«, Joiieh P. Lancaster. SelertmeH— James Grillin, Geo. T. 
Sherborn, Elisha S. Tasker. ^ora-c/rr/c — Benj. W. Clark. 
Clergymen— E. C. Cogswell, Cfmg.; M. 1'. Favor, Bap.: 



, F, Bap. FhjfMiciauM — Thomas Tuttle, Caleb W. 
Hanson. •#ctf4isiit#««— Northwood,E.C. Cogswell, Prin. Srhoot 
f'owt.— Mosos P. Favor. JtttHceM— Ira. B. Hoit, Woodbury M. 
Duri^an, State: Jonathan K. Uoit, Vincent P. Xasker, John K. 

Richardson, Uollis J. Clark, John G. Mead. 

1 JfMerchanU — J o&eph Trickev, J. P. Lanoaster (KaiTOWS), 
John G. Mead, C. KnowlcR, W. T. Willey (Center), O. J. Hoitt. 
E. Kimball, H. L. Carter (East), variety. JfEanufartxtrcrB— 

: Pillsbory Brothers (East), shoes. Boieit^h. j. Freeze 

; (Center); B. J. Demeriti (East). 



TOWN STATISTICS. 127 




iDcorporated ll^ay 10, 1722, ioelnded the t^hltory now known m1 
' DeerHeld and Northwood. ropuIation->1776, 809$ 1790, 1066;; 
1820, 1126; 1850, 126.S; 1860, 129< ; 1870, 1130. 1 

JRagimtasierg'-J ohn U. Cbesley; JVest, Samuel S. Dame. 

SeUeimtem— Addison L. Demeritt, JoHoph D Batohelder, Wm. ' 
, O. Hills. IPofrM-rl^'rl;— HarriRon W. Hartlett. CterMymeM— 

William Rogers, B. Vau Dame, Elbridge ('. A'/;/)?r/e.s%F. 
j Kaiidall, Adv, J^AyflcrtfaN* — James Wilk'>, ISot.j l)u\id il. 

Wataoii» Ecel, Schmmi C^oia.— Addison L. Demerltt. Jfm^iietB " 
\ Daniel Turtle, Samuel S. Dame, ^^tatc IMko H. Harvey, Edward 
I F. (jJerrish, Qmrum ; Noah O. Smith. William .Inino^^s. Hani^on 
! W. Bartlett, Geo. 1*. Dearborn, Abbott Korrls, Henry l\ Dauu L^, 
i Jo.«pph N. Cilley. 

! JfTercManif—U. W. Bartlett, dry goods; C«'o. W. Dtmerltt. 

, & Co.. Joseph Demeritt & Co., variety. mlMauMfacittrerM^ i 
John Hills & Sons, leallier; Fulsom & Dow, Parker Ilrothen,[ 
lumber; David « Marsh, clapboards and shin^clef. Mtotet§,— 

I liockingham, by Joe. L. Liiiigioy; St, CharU$, by C. O. Smith. 

{(Originally part of Hivtrbill, Me.) Ineorporatod Feb. 28, 1740, 

I included what is now known as Atkinson. ropulatioB— 1776* 

576; 1790, 621; 1820, 492; I860, 748; im>, m : ISTo, 879. 

' PoMtinnnier — Amos C. Clement. SeieciMMC»t — Francis N-| 
FlauUei.^, Samuel 8. Hill, Tiiomas J. Nichols. Votrn'Cierk — 
Charles W. Bradley. Cler^rymem ^ Ctdvin T< rrv, ('«/>(/.; 
Alexander M. Higgins, Bap. jPAy#rfr/ifft— Xuthnniel k.KcIley., 

ijLawgfer and •'IWarjf— William H. Hills. Sek^ot Co«m«^| 

! I . •JifWirrjr— Hiram Smart, Jr., Win. H. Hiils, 

.^tate; Frank D. Pollard. .lames M. Davis, Amot C. Clement, 

i Jesse E. George, Cha's A. Dow, John H. Sleeper. 

Merchami9—\n\os C. Clement, James G. George, J. M. W. 
i Clement, variety ; John Badcrer, meat and fish ; Hnnlint Brothers, 
grain. ^Wr«##ii/?«f/ifrfr#— Lamprev k Welcli, Hall & riicney, 
Levi B. Tucker, Isaac H. Pollard, Samuel S. Hill. Plaistow. 

j Brick Co., Garvin & Genel, Clement & Pollard, Geo. Denoncour, 
J. Lamprey, Moses Goodchild. bricks: Daniel Peaslee, Isaac U. 
Pollard, John N. SleejM'r, Frank D. Pollard. .John Bradley, 

. Gilman Harris, Moses B. Dow, Clement & Pollard, Moses B. 

' Stevens, wood and lumber; B. F. Hall. John N. Sleeper, shoes; 
(Mmrles I. Baker, H. N. Front, blaek.^mitlli; John l>UlBeld, tnllor. 

; JXtfM— CTnion, by Edmund ^. Frost. * , . . . 

I ' . * , 4.' 

THTE CITY OF I»OIlTI=»M:OTJTlif 

(Originally called Strawberry Bank) incorporated as a town 3Ia> 28, 
I 1668,inoinded theterritory now known as Newington^Greenland, 
Newcastle, and Pre. Adopted City Charter, 1^49. Popula- 
tion, 1775,4590; J790, 4720; 1820, 7327: 1850, 9739; 1800, 9335; 1870, 

9211. . • ' 

j !5IuncipaI election fourth Tuesday of November; Government; 
: organlied first Tuesday of January. 

I Jlaymrs nvder Cifff Organizatimi: 1849, Abiier Green leaf ; 1861. I 
John Laighton; 1852, Christopher S. Toppan; 1863, Horton D. I 



128 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 



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Walker; ISo^j, Kichard Jenness; lSo7, Uobert Morrison; 1860, 
John H. Kediiig; IStil, William 6imes; 1803, Jonathan Dearborn; 
1865, John H. Bniloy; 1867, JODAthftD DMrbora; ]868» FTftiik 
Joam; UNO, Joseph B. Adams. 

VoU for Mayor, Novtimber^,l%'(i, 

Watdf—On*. Two. Tbr««. loUlvote. 

Joseph B. Adami, 888 890 162 926 

Josiah G, HadUy^ 218 18» SIS 645 

Scattering, 1 1 

J'*«##jfm#/rf— Elbridge G. Tierce. 

€lo9eruMMeuif Mayor, Joseph B. Adams; Clerk, Mar- 

eellns BulTord. 

Alfferwf'n : Wards — 1, Albert A.Fernald, Goo. Annablo, Ricli'd 
IT. Walker; 3, Tho'8 E. O. Marvin, Clia'!* Mciidum, John E. Gid- 
ding's; 3, Alburt Ji. Hatch, Henry F. Wtudtll. 

Common Council : WcordB'—l, James A. Waterhouse. John G. 
Tebbetts, James II. Thompson, Cha's E. Dixon ; 2, John T. French. 
Robert C. Sides, Jr., Coolidge Ferry, Tho'8 Juewis; 8, Samuel Ji, 
Gardner, John A, ffaraden, Horace Mndge. 

As^/'smrs: JVarde^l, John Davis, 'ITiomas Wiggin, Henrv M. 
eiark; 2, Wm. Simes, 8am'l S. Whillden, Junet Jiows; 8, jBeiv'. 
Russell, Jeremiah D, GoodHcK 

Ownemtif Pwri fTiards— 1, John A.Xamprey; 2, Ch«rlc« C. 
Akerman; 3, .lames W. Nutter. 

School Cnminiftee: Wards— ^, A. C. Iloyt, W. F. Fernald, L. L. 
Harmon, Daniel J. Vaughan, SamM L. Demerit!, Edward S. 
Ryder; 2, W. N. Ilsley. E. F. Kimball, Edward B. Goodall, 
Elijah Clough. Geo. M. Adams, William T{. Freston ; 3, Albert Ji. 
Hatch, Augustus Walden, Tho's H, Odioi^i, Woodbury Oerrish, 
Ohadiah Stoddard, Aaron L, Rand, 

Moderators: Wan/>-\, Horton D. Walker; 9, William H. 
Hackftt; 3, Richard irahlm. 

Setrrfnwn: Wards— I, John H. Locke, Franklin Cole, SanaT A.I 
Spinney; 2, Lewis G. Davis, Ebeneser F. Brackett, Daniel L. 
Bandnll; 3, Aaron L. Rand., James W. Jjcfaror, Wm. B. Grorjan 

Ward-rh rks : Wnr<]H—\, James R. liorrison; 2, Edmund W. 
Brown: 3, Augustus H alden. 

Justice of Police Court— Lory Odell; Special JvMtice—MATceWm 
Bufford: ?Jfirshid — Frank B. Johnson ; ,Vr'//r?7nr- Samuel H.Good- 
I all; Health Officers— B. Dearborn, Robert 8hi!laber, A. F. Nowell. 
J*hysician — Brainard Dearborn; Collector and Treasurer—Chtirlts 
A. Shannon; .C^i^ineer— Wm. B. Grogau; Harbor Altuier^ ohn 
' Clark. 

Cler^s'ifiMrM— George M. Adams, Cong.; Wm. H. Alden, Bap.; 
I H. L. Keisey, Meth. ; JUL. Harmon, F. Bap.; Bulbs W.Clark, jr., 

' Epi9. ; C. F. Smith, C7/r»>.,- James DeNormandie, 

I TM-nhJ Austin, Ciuf.: George W. Bicknell, Univ,; T. C. Walsh, 
Rom. Cath.; Josepli W. White, Adv. 

JPhttH€4mH9^ . II. Boardman, Edward Rundlett, Robert 
<). Trcadwell, William Leiffhton,B. W Curtis, Daniel H Fierce, 
N. E. Folsom. Jeremiah F. Hall, fuls.; James R.May, .John 
W. Farsons, A. Ferry, Bot.; E. Kichter, lii iiinerd Dearborn, Horn. 
[ JiPettiiaig—GeoTjie G. Brewster, Samuel Baker, E. 8. Byder, 
A. F. Steven*. K. H. (ioodall, Howard & Weed, J. W. I'ray. 
i Xraspwur*— William Claggett, Alfred W. Haven, William II. 
I T. Haekett, Lory OdeB, Albert R. Hateh, William H. Rollins, 



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rage, Frank B. JohnBon, Frederick h. Dwiftf, Hmry i 
William l». Walk, r MichaelJ. Vaughan, JoKtiOi D. Til 
E. O. Marviu, Gideou H.Kundlctt, Jolm U. Milloi , C. V 



j WilliAinH. Hack€tt, Stmiicl H. Goodall, Jobn S. H. Frink, J. 
Hamilton .Shnpley, George IL IIo^lL^Hon, JamwD. BuUcr» A. F. 
Howard, Calvin Fase, Moses jS. Joukius. 
JVrf§mHe& —Wiimm OUiggett, William H. Haekctt, John K. 

Frost, Joseph M. IMmonds, George W. Butler, lienjainin M. 
Park(>r, JAmt's V Hat tktt, John K. Rider, Maioellaa Bafford, Geo. 
T. Vaughtin, tfolm ^iaty Calvin I'ace. 
•fM#f4c€«— Aurin M. Payson, fttaabod Goodwin. HortOfi D. 

Walker, Wm. U. Y. Hackett, John Hennett, Joseph M. Kdmonds, 
Marceilus liufford, William 11. Jfuckett, Jotteph 1'. Mor«e, J/ 
Uamilton btiapley» Aarou Youug, Ailred W. Uaveu, David K. 
Montgomery, Charles G. Pickering. J. Horace Kent, John H.i 
Bailev, Charles H. Hayee, Daniel J. Vuughan, Sfnfe : Lorv OdeJl.i 
Henry >. U eodell, Alfred M. Hoyt, VVilliani H. Hollins, WmJ 
L. Pwlght, Albert R. Hatch, Benjamin 31. Parker, John Dame, 
Lewis W. Brewster, Lewis £. Smith, Cha's H. Joy, Samuel H. I 
j GoodalJ, Benjamin W. Curtis, John W. Fernald, Qmntm; Amrai 
' K. H. Fernald, William Tuckerman, James P. Bartlett, Wiliiam 
K. JCartlii, Joe. B. Adame, Cba'a W. Bailey, Lyman D. Spalding, 
John Hodgdon, 2d, Aaron II. llilk Henry A. Veaton, ^Nicholas 
L FoNora, Geo. W. >I;ir-tnn, .Tnhn 11, Slater, C o. K. llod^don,; 
\\ iiiium Conn, \\ iihaiu A. \ ,iii«t»an, Hoaci-r 1' . I'lckeriig, Calvin i 
Page, Frank B. Johnson, FrtHierick L. Dodge, H#»iiry C. Walker^ 

lllow, Tho'H 
W.<';;'rtlnc»r» 

John M. Davis, Albion P. Stovons, Charles W. Adams, l> ,iai l J. 
Vaughan, Cha's E. Plaisted, .Jolm H. Chenev. John .Si»«'. i Uii N. 
Frost, Nicholsi^ L. Ff>!^oni, Jolin S. Howfn.'Natlianlel D. MtUer, 
William W. lieudersou, 3ioiies N. Jenkiu^ Edward D. Coffin » A. 
F. Howard, Afonto F. Craig, Edward watkine, John Pender, 
John S. Band, Benj. Chwver, Willis L. Hidden. 

JFirMi JTaiioHat Uauh (April, 18C3). Capital. S300,000. 
Cashier, Samuel Lord ; i><re6/ryr«— William 11, Y. Hackett, Prt$,t 
lehabod Goodwin, William M.Shaeklbrd, Jobn Stavers. William 
L. Dwight TViiiiam H. Hacketts CMi», Angnstua Lord, E. P. 
Kimball, R. Kimball. 

JVaiionai •IMcchanicn and 'Tradera Bauk (July, 1864). 
Capital, ^300,000. Cashier. James F. Shores; />irt;c/or«--George 
L. Trrndwrll, Prfi.'t., -fohn Si>je, William If. Itollin?. Cbarlei 
KobiusoD, CUarles H. Meudum; CVeri*, Georije W. Butlor. 

Mmehimifibmm JTmiitmat Bmmk (3iay» lim). Cispital, 
J?-300.00i>. Oi^Aier, John J. Pickering; nirfciorgr-^ouiitlmu JM. 
Tredick, Pres., John S. H. Frink, George W. Haven. William P. 
Jones, William F. Parrott; Clerk, William Tuckerman. 

JTew^mmmg^BMirm JTmiimuii WmtUt {m\5). Capital, 
8150,000. Ca.^hiffr, Laf»vett( S. Butler; 7>irec^ors— James P. Bart- 
lett, I*r<u<i., Jamps N. Tarleton, Dnniel Marcy, True M. Ball, H. 
F. Wendell, William R. Preston, Joiiu H. Bailey; Cierk, H. Plieffer. 

IPoritmouth Sm9in(f9 Wimnk. President, William Slmeg: 
Treasurer, ,1. F. Shore;*. liesources,S1.4o? *-21.n7 

JKmckiugkam T'en Cemis Sarin jgs MMattk, President, 
Aaron U. Mill; 2 Vetwurer, John Christie. ResourcetJ, 8226,028.44. 

Gas MjiffM Tnc. June, 18G0. Capita!, STO.rxJO. /¥e#., 

Ichabod Goodwin; TreoB, and Cierk, David Jumbali; Agma, 
John Trundy. 

MM0ie9» ^ HocHnffhcm, by W. E. Hadley; Ktamarge, by 

J. E. Dennett; Franklin, by D. G Ful! r; 2\afwnal, by Josepn 



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C. Perking; Piacatnmta, by Tho'8 li. Gammon; Emmett, hy P.' 
PouoYan; J^ersoth by Michael Camiiiigham; Ametioan, by 
Pelroe* 

(That part of Chester oaUed Freetown) incorporated M^y 9, 1764. 
Population— 1776, 68;i; 1790, 7S7; IflfMK Ml; Sm, 1W»1660» IM; 

1870, 1121. 

J'oslifMiffor— John lA>cke. Selrrtn§en— -A tir on "VV. Brown, 
! Cha'8 \V. Lane, Irven Folciom. 5r»«r*i-clcrlr— True M. Gould. 
I C#«r4rifMi€«*— Joseph Fullonton, F.Bap.; Mattbew Newball, 
; Abraham Folsom, R. Smith, Metfi. JFhffgMmm True M. 
Gould, Fel. Schooi T'om.— Samuel B. Gove. jErcrtrycr— Elijah 
B.Hazzeu. .ffMltfcc*— Josiah S. James, Wilson S.Abbott, Wesley 
Poor, E. R. Hemn, Semiiel M. Herrimen, 8UUe; BenJ. Poor, 
Quorum ; Oliver Tilton, William Titcomb, John C. Brown, Aaron 
w . Brown, James T. Dudley, John Uealey, Samuel iaove, True 
M. Gould, Wm. B. Blake. 

•ilffcrcAuMff—Blake & Norris, Jonah Jamec, elothing; S. 
i Poor, jr., William 1*. Tufts, Hayden Higley, variety; Abraham B. 
' Smith, Misses Pecker & Leach, millinery and fancy goods; F. T. 
Nutter & Co. groceries ; True M. Goula, drugs and medicines. 

•ff^ff Mti/ac#Mr€r#— Moses J. Lovering, tabtipiUe^ mackerel kits 
and shingles; E. T. Nutter & C) . sugar boxes and hopsliead 
staves; Wm. B. Blake, ahoes. JV*Je^—Cle»tra^, by S. 0* Wheeler. 

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BITES. 

' (Part of Portsmouth called Sandy Beach) incorporated April 20, 
I 1736. PopulaUon— 1776, 870; 1790, 86&; 1880, 1197| 18M, 1096: 
1H60, 1199; 1870,994. 

J*»*#ma#frr — Jonathan T. Walker. Setcefmen Dsivld 
I Jennoss, isath l Marden, Moses Clark. aTotrii-c/crle— Emery C. 
, Jenness. Clergumem — Giles Leaota, Cong.; James L. Ilerce, 

1 Chris.; IfeM. JPhytieUtn amd •^fary— Warren Par- 

! sons. #r/b«>o/ f'offt»—(ilhnan H. Jenness. JuMticet — Thomas 
>J. Parsons, Quorum; Jonathan T. Walker, Emmons B. Phil- 
I brick, Charles J. Brown, Jaeob Harston. 

I mfMerrhatitg ~T. J. Parsons, Wm. E. & Simon L. Chesley, 
' Jcdodiah liaiid, J. J. Fessenden, vnriety. mllanufaetftrerg—D. 
i & S. .Ienno38, shi ng les; 0. P. & N. G. Jennets. lumber. MM0ieis 
I Sagamore, by G. W. h J. S. Peirce; Ocean, by Job Jenness & Son; 
\ Atlantic and Faragut, hy J. C. Philbrick & Son; .9Mr/, by O. B. 
; Philbrick; WaMngton, by Mrs. LeavUt; S^a View, by George G. 
Lougee. 

'(Originally part of Jletbiien, Ms.) incorporated May II, 1750. 
Population— 1775, lUdij Xm, 1218; 1820, 1311; 1860, ir»65i I860, 
1671 ; 1870, leoa* 

Foaim m^€r9 QeorgeC. Gordon ; Depot, Joel C. Cary ; North* 
Levi Taylor. fif€l<?r/iMrii— Levi Cluff, Silas Hall, Wm. B. Kim- 
ball. VowHrncierh—Y^iiMy R. Wheeler. Ciera;y»»^n—lSl. A. 
Gates, Cong.; T. L. Flood, N. M. Bailey (Noriii), J. A. Steele. 
\M€^$ T. W. Herbert, Bap, iPJIyeietaia— Bei^. B. Woodl 



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I man, C. Talbot. Cmm.— Nelson M. Bailey. Xutiieet— 

John C. Ewens, Moores» Bailey, Qiiomm ; Obadiali l>u8tou» 
Mutthewii. Taylor, ^iias UaJl, William (jr. Crowell, Isaao Wood- 
bury, Igafto Thorn, Bbeoeter V. Bradley* Daniel M. Raw, Elbridge 
G. Perham, Goo. C. Gordon. 

mllerchaiUs-^ . A. Troy (Depot), George C. Gordon, John C. 
Ewens, A. I'affe, Taylor & iiill {North). mVLamtfaciurert -J. 
R. & B. K. Wheeler, Maxwell & Ayer, r. C. Hall (Depot), shoes; 
Wheeler, Austin & Taylor (JNorth), wooJens. MmUi—SaUm^ by 
Kzra A. Kobinaon. 

(Originally part of Kin^rston ) incorpornted April H, l?r,'l, Popu- 
lation— 1775, 17^0, 501: 1820, i»^7; liif)0,6ti^i likiu, lti70, 
486. r 

Fosimmtier^-Qenge Sanborn. 9U€ ^m§m A lbert T. Cot- 
ton, Wm. B. Sanborn, Wm. J. Moore. SToarM-r/rr^— Albert T« 
Cotton. Vi€rffy»Haf~\. R. Lniit, Meth. Sckooi Com>^ 
Albert T. Cotton. ./#f^/fV#'#— Kiiphalot Hunt, State; William 
French, Robert Sanborn, Quorum; (ieo. Sanborn, Geo. Marston, 
Geo. F. GrilRn, Albert T. Cotton, B. II. Rand, Elx'nezer Hoit, '2d, 
Charles W. Pressey, Harrison Sanborn, Wm. J . Moore, Marceilus 
Sanborn, fPranldta Fltts. 

mile i'rhaMt§— A\vB,h S. Sanbom, Andtew J. George, dry good-s 
and groceries. •IMftnnffieturerM — Leonard L. Hook. lumb(9r; 
Pressey & Moore, boxes; Jeremiah C. Ordway, blacksmith. 

(Part of Hampton-Falls ond earlier of Hampton) incorporated 
June 3,1768. PopiiIutiuH—lJ75, 607} 17M, 715; 1840, ISk^ij IbiiO, 
12^0 ; 186U, 1640; 167U, iOt'J. 

JP»§tma»i€r — Sarah A. Brown. Afrl^rliMfM— Stephen G. 
Johnson, Cha*8 A, Smitli , IN uben Eaton. ir»tr*i«rlcr«— James 
Smith. Cfrrsrffmeu—l). W . C. Dnrgin, Wm. A. Rand (South), 

Co)ig,i , J^OLD-: Wm.Hewea, Meth.: Kdward Gove, 

Qucueer. JPiSigf#lrtoiM— Jonathan Dearborn, William Hewes. 
•€ratffe«tgf— Dearborn, Augnstu.^ G. Wooster, Prin. Sch00B 
Vom, — J%9iifireif — John Philbrick, Quorum; John M. VN'eare. 
Robert Collins, John Weare, Joshua Jauvrin, Wm. A. Rand, 
John N. Brown, James H.Mason. 

•TZprr*«wf#— Abbott A. Locke, John W. Lockp, John D 
Locke, John N. iirown, Brvant Eaton, Cha's Fogg, vnrietv; Geo. 
A. VV'eare, lumber; I rank Brown, cattle. MMoiei—lVa^iingtvu 
by Wm. Sonthwielc 

(Formed of parts of Hampton and Kingston) incorporated Mai 
25,1741 Population— 1775, 41)6; 1790,448; 1880, 487; 1860,472 
18ea, 786; 1870,448. 

JPo##ma#f€r— Phillips White. Selecitnru—C.WmTkn B. Cur 
rier, Ebenezer Woodman. David T. Woodman. T'otnt^rferJc- 
Phillips White. Ci€fS(yt»§aM—Iiap. J. W. .Seai ll, M^hyxicia* 
Sally C. Jewell, Clairvoyant. «#eflwinMsr— Barnard. ScMo^ 
r'ow.—Beig. R. Jewell. ^wW/rr*— ?7athan H. Brown, Math^ 
b Smith. Jacob Katou. R. L. CuniLr, Greenleaf Kelley. ; 



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mlterehamiw — Richard S. White, variety; rhillips White, 
groceries. J9ta9tHfaetttrcr§ — Locke & ColDy, cotton batting; 
Bailey &^ Jewell, pailD and keeJers. MMoiei—Ctntrai, by Oilmaa 
B.Hojt. 

(Fart of Newmarket and earlier of Exeter) incorporated June 27, 
1649. Popiiiation,1860, 516; 1860, 549; 1868, 1063; 1870, 808. 

Jf*«wteMr#f«r — Albert Field. Seteeimem — Daniel G. Neal, 

Greeiileaf Kiindlt tt. Albert Field. XwM-rlrrA-— A Ibert H, 
Varney. t'ier^uuteu — Jofoph Bartlett, Confj.; Janips Tike, 
I'reiidiug Elder, 1). W. Downs, Meth. JPJtjfjrirtaM— Albert 11. 
Varuev. Sehoai C'oni,— Joseph Bartlett. mftt§iic€9—¥jLekiel 
Sanborn. N/ ^/e; Albert H. Varney, SamU Cllley, Patrick Quiim* 
Geo. E. Filield. 

Merekani»—Thi\bTick ft; HaoFon, Dani C. Wlggin, Albert 
Field, Cha's S. Tflton, variety. Mmmu farittrer» — SwmmBCOt 
Co., Geo. E. FifleM, machinery; Samuel Neal. lumber. Bmi€i9 
Elm, by A. M. Wigghi; ShuU, by Cba's £. bmitli. 



(Oriafnally ealled Winnieott, part of 8<|iiainteelt Patent, and 

afterward part of Exeter) Incorpornted Marcli 14, 1816. Popu- 
lation— 1776, 11^; 1790, 882; im, 892; 1850, 843; 1860, 869; 1870, i 
769, 

fofftmanter — Joseph S. Staples. Selectmen — Isaiah 
W. Tnttic, John O. Wiggln, John Ayers. Vowu^cierU — 
Joseph S St:iplej». Clrr^jftfiffi— Albert R. Fetbofly, (^eorfft 
W. Thom^so^^t Cony, i^Vk^QXi liXLck, Bap. M^itygieiaM* — Georj^ 
H. Odell. MMtr^er — Andrew Wiggin. MmmI CMM«-*-JeBii 
J. Scammoii. juMticea — Andrew Wiggln, Greealeaf C. Brown, 
John O. Wif'-'in, Samuel A. Glouph, 

mlMcrrhant — Joseph S. Staples, variety. •IKauufacUirer — 
Be^j.Hottlton, leather. 

WIIVX>TIA^l\r, 

(Originallv part f)f !>ondonrlerrv) incorporated Febrnnrvl2, 1742. 
Population— 1775. 52y; 1790, 66:»; I&IO, lOOG; ISoO, 818;'l8G0, 851 ; 
1870, 753. 

JPoWiwf/iifrrj- — Francis IJartley; West, Edward Titcomb; 
Depot, James Bartley. tgeiecimcB^—Hivikm S. Keynolds, Abram 
Woodbnry, Jamee Marden. Vrn mrn cir rifc — Jamee Cochran. 
derfftjmfin—.lo9. Lanman, Presb, JRitf^BiHttH — Simeon D. 
York. School f'oM§. — Joseph Lanman. .y#c##fre#— George W. 
Weston, iitate; Kei Hills. Quorum; Thomas W. Simpson, Wm. C. 
ilaiTLs, Joseph P. Orowell, I«. A. Morrison. 

•irerrhanfg—V. Bnrtley (Center), Ja's Nichols (West), E. N. 
Stickney ( Depot ). variotv. •llanufactnrev — James W. Hniley 
(Fcsaendeii Miiib), irocking; Auderaun Bro'8, boots and shoes; 
Sea? ey and Clark, lumber. 



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STRAFFORD COUNTY, 

Xneorpormted Mmreh 19, 1771, eontaliit thiiieeii lowat. Dorer, 

, ehire town. Population, in 1850, 29,8M; in 1800, 81,498; 18;»>, 

29,965. Valuation, 1868, 814,361,430. 

I Regitier and #€«lrr— Nalinm Veaton, RolHTifsfr-rfl, l^rp. 
(elected), 3368; Edward D. Metcalf, 7>m., 2485; teat. U9. Yeatun t> 
plnnility, 988. 

9Vra«ffrfr— James F. Seavey, Dover, Hep. {ploefpd^, 8867; 
Enoch Perkins, l^m., 2468; ftcat. 105. Seavey '8 plurality, 889. 

Cmmmi»BloHera— ^09\fk\\ B. Edferly, Farmington, Jetae B. 
Horne, 8onieriiwortb, L rinh Wigffio, Dover. 

Uriah Wic;;!n. Rep., 3338$ KiilGu KttUcr,Z>Mi.. foat. §. 
Wigffin-s plurality, 807. 

#JMrMWo«epli Jonee, Leo. 

M^epniy Skefiffi—Dover^ Janper G. Wallnro. VTm. K. A. 
Hoitt; Durham, Churles Joy; FattiUngUm, Andrew J. Scruton; 
3/i/^07i, Luther Hayes; /io//m^orrf, Ebenezer S. No well ; iitra,fford^ 
Henrys Drew (Bow Lake); Somer»worfh^ Stephen 8. Chiek, wm. 
L. Brace V : f Rochester ^ Jon n than Went worth. 

Deputies in other coanties authorized to serve in Strafford 
County— (Be)knap) ^/ton, George D. Savage; (Carroll) M'akti/Uid, 
j Hiram Paul; (Rockingham) M¥nmmiB9i^ ^ohn W. Smart, JM* 
tinaham, Geor^^e P. Dearborn. 

Jaiier — Jacub Drew, Dover. 

Cmrmmer»^I>o/9tr, Thomas J. If. Fray; Somemworlht John 8. 
Haynes, Wm. L. Braoy. 

COUNTY JUSTICE.S— OwW Common PUaB^2784 to 2822. 

Thn^s ('o»Pwoll,C.J. f ;irnt'rj;i7R4 | Xuthan Hoit, Mooltonboro', '99 
Saml Hale, C.J., Ban ingtoa, j Aaron Wingate, IdtiSi 

Circtdt Cmirt—UIG to 1820. 
Wm. Bad<iror. Gilmanton, 1816 | Valnntinf Smith, Durham, 1819 
Klchard Dame, Kochestor, '16 1 Samuel (^uarles, Oaaipee, 120| 

Court qf Se8sion9—1820 to IS 2 5. I 

Daniel Gale, 3(1. Ciilmanton, 182<^ f Samuel Qnarlr^. C. J., 1821 
John Wbeeler, Dover, '20 1 John M. Page, Tarn worth, ^21 

Vatoattne Smith, C. J., '81 1 

County Justices— 1$33 to 1S56. 

Hiram R.Roberta,Sompr9W'th'40 
Geo. L.VVhitehou^o,Farni't'n,'41 
Ewldel Unrd, Dover, ' ^88 | Jamea H. Ediperly, liooheeter,'58 

C o mii f OMMUfHonera. 

Au£'U'=tus G .OrTio,MiddI*'fn,1856 I Joseph F. Lawroncp, Loo, '62 



Henry Y.S!mp8qn,N.Hamp. 1833 
Henry B. Ku^^t, WolftbOXOS '33 



Simon L. Uurttord, Dover, '5G 
I Xrmothy G. Davis. '56 
' Ebcuezer Thompson, Durh'm,'57 
Charles A. Fof>s, Barrington, '58 
Joshua Bantield, '68 
Geo. W. Cavemo, Straffbrd, '69 
Tho'8 Bennett, New-Durham, 60 
, Joseph D. Goppy, Dover, '61 



Stephen S. Chlck.Somergw'th,'63l 
Luthor Havos, Milton, '64! 
Stephen S . 'G ii ick .Seniors w 'th , '66 
Andrew Rollin.s Kollinaford, '66 
Uriah Wiggin, Dover, '67 
Job. B. Bdgerly, Farmingt'n, >e8 
Josso R.Horne,Somer8WOftb,*60 

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BeiO. Thompson, Durham. 
Di»i«l WtaMToa, Dover* 

Andrew IMrce, ** 
Francis C»^^swell, " 
Juhii H.bmith, ** 



1800 



'18 



Heahen Hayes Jr., Madboryi '53 
John R. Vftrney, Dover, »66 

Andrew H. Young, '60 

Geo. H. Mebuhr, " '65 

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Daniel llaU, 



»66 



Wm. K. Atkinson, Dover. 
Stephen Moody, Gilmanton, 

June, 1806 

Lyman B. Walker, Gilford, '19 
Wintbrop A . M arston.Somers^th 
Wanwa Lovell, Mmditli» '88 



Charles W. "Woodman, Dover. 



Samuel Clark, Somcrsworth, 
Charles Doe, Dover, 
Wolcott Hamlin, Dover, 
JLouis Bell, Dover, 
«r<Mnim 0. Ball, jr., Dover, 



'49 
»54 
'66 
'61 
'62 



Jft^B Carr, Somen wHh, Feb. 1800 
David Barker, Rochester, 1810 
Wm. Badger, Gilmanton, May, '20 
John Chad^ick,Middleton," »80 
Benning W. JennesB, May, '35 
Ezekiol Utird. Dover, May, *40 
GorUam W. Uoit, Lee, May, '46 



Geo.McDanlel,Barrington," »50 
Geo. W. Bnwbridge, jSomcrs'th, 

May, 1855 

Nath'I Wlgrgin, Dover, June, '66 
.John Legro, Rochester, June, '60 
Luther Hayes, Milton, June, '65 
Josef I Jones, Lee, July, '70 



Ebenezer Smith, Meredith. 
John Moonev, " Feb. 1805 
DanU C. Atkinson. Sanb't'n, '24 
Warren Lovell, Meredith, '39 
Benning W. Jenneas, Straf- 
ford, Jan. *41 
Cha'a W. Woodman, Dover, 

Jan. '46 



Hiram R. Roberts, RoUina- 
ford, Jan. '£8 

Daniel G. BoUins, Som(>n«- 
worth, Jan. '57 

Ja's H. Edgerly, Rochester, 

Oct. '68 



Wm.K.Atklnson,DoT*r,Feb.l80IS 
Ja's Bartlott, Durham. July, '19 



Ira A. Eastman, (ii)mnnt 



'36 



Winthrop A. Marston, bom- 
enirorth, "9 



Bnoch B«l7,)7.1>nrh'm,Jnly,'44 

John H. White, Dover, June, '49 
Asa Froemrin, *' Juno, '57 
Amasa Roberts, *' Jan. '68 



John P. Gil man, Dover. 
J OMRS 0. March, Rochester. 
Douiiuicus Hanson, Dover. 
Moses L. Neal, " 1816 

Ju-»»'ph Crns'^, ** '29 

Geo. L. Whitehouse, " 
Thomas T. Edgerly, «• »40 
Joslah B. Edgerly, «' 



Charles Young, Dover, 
Shubael Yamey, 
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Elijah Wadle^h, 
Andrew H. Young, 
David W. Parshley, 
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John rinmer, Jr., Booheiter. 
Wm. Barker, " 1824 

Henry U. Orne, Hereditb, '81 
Cha'8 Dennett, Rochetter. 
Tho'8 CogsweUt QiliHtttiii^ >86 
John Feavey. 

John Wadlelghjr., Meredith. 
Geo. W. Kobertfl, Sooimw*th. 

Josiah Barth'tt, Loo, '42 
Bei\J. Haye*, Hoohefiter, '44 
Joseph Jones, Frroington, '46 
Jonathan Cartland, Lee, '48 



NathlD. WetmoTO, R«elMi* 

ter, 

John Folsom, Kochet^ter, 
IHmiel Smith, Dnrham, 
John S. Hi^yiMs, jr., SooMRi- 

worth , 
Eli Wentworth, Milton, 
Jftmet M. Blinker, Durlitm, 
Shubaol B. CoU», Dover, 

Jacofi D. Vouiitf, Barriugton,'66 
Asa A. Tufli, JJoTer, HFi 
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Incorporated May 10, 1722, included Strafford. PopvlatiOD— 
1h5, 1065; 1790.2470; 1820,8564; (divided In 1890. tad AftnUltonl 

formod ) 1850, 1754 ; 1860, 1962 ; 1870, 1588. 

JRojiuBasterg-Jerew^^h Waterhouse, jr.; 3r<>r^ft, Geo. W. Gray. 
Selecimet^HonM O. Cater, Cha't H. Watcrhouse. ~ 



e^rk—Wm. E. Waterhoop©. 
C4er^ VMMiM_Ezra Uaake 1 1 , Cmr; . 

WifWrtefM— William Waterhouae, Fel, ; David McDaniel. 

J»r«i#/r#~^MOb Perkins. 

C«j».— Charles F. Buzzell. 
^9tMii€e0—GeoTtte McDaniel, State; Wm. Palmor, Quorum; 
Wm. Waterhoii8e,Uezekiah Thompson, Horace G. Cater, John Q. 
A. SwaSn, Lmma A. Blr^vii, Wit. B. WvtM'limiM, Jobs B. 
Palmer. 

•VerrAffMl^—HinunWaldron, Tobias R. Hall, Goo. F. Locke, 
variety. Mamttg^ ti mr ^ ' J ames C. Parker, wookn^. JUoiei— 
IsmgUus, by Solomon Foarl^ 

Originally Included the territory of the present towns of Doriiam* 
■^^jL^Mati^ury. part of Nowington, Kolllnsford and Romerp. 
^SJr".' . ^^TT^ called Kortham, and Cochecho. It was lirst 
settled in 1628, and inoorporated October 98, lett; was mnt- 
ed a city charter Jane, 1856; adopted charter, Sept. 1, 1866. 
SB&fim'w^'^' ^ 28a; 1860t 81881 2800, 

Hnaiotoal eleetlra fomrtliTaesday of November; goTernment 
orgulMd fleet WedneadAj to Jaauiry. ^ 

Mayors under aty Oraaiiizatxon: 1850, Andrew Pelrce: 1867,' 
fJi?™*/. ?• Sawyer; \m, James Bennett: 1860, Albert Bond; 
w2m' -^ifi^^Sf^^^^^^di 1863. Wm.F. Estes; 1866, Joshua G. 
Hall; 1818, £11 T. fiimter ; ISTO* WiUtom 8. Btereiit. 

Fote/M* JTiilfor, JToP. fl9» 1830. 

William S. Stevens, 61 m 880 «1 708 

GtOTffe W. T(Uk, » 82 120 0 20a 

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B. St<^vMU}*, jr. 

( Aldermen: Wards — 1, Aufruetus H. Beede; 2, Jos. D. Guppy, 
Simeon F. Platts: 8, Charles WoodsMUi, Rdwiii Wtaitebovse^ 
fihrarett Hall ; 4, Woodbury Wipfriii. 

I Common Council: Prea.s liusseil B. Wigjrin. Wards— \, Lauris- 
jton ChamberlaiD, John B. Hull, £ben C. Berry ; 2, Russell B. | 
jWiggin, James A. Horne, William H. Trickey, Beiij. Clement,! 
I Geo. F. Nute, Henry G. McDuffee; 3, John C. Variiey, Daniel E. ! 
Hanson, Franklin Freeman, Gastavus H. Home, Cba'e C. Hardy, 
{ AlanaoD R. Towle, Jobn 8. Glass, Bei^. F. Neally ; 4, B. Parker 
i Pierce, John II. Nute, Nathaniel Home. 

I >l,«f.se.^.sor,s -• frVj/v/.s— 1 , Samuel W. Baker; 2, ThoniaB Stevenson,! 
iJo.'^eph C. iiutciiin^; 3, Thomas J. Palmer, John b. Hayes; 4,1 

John Clements. | 
I Selectmen: Wards— ^, Ivory Varney, Geo. H. Varney, James i 
.M. Hayen; 2, Jonas D. Townsend, Stephen Walker, John W. 

Kines; 3, John R. Varney, Cha's P. Shenard, Wm. H. Vlckery; 

4, Lsuac Lucas, Ja's H. Garmon, Geo. H. Caverly. 
Moilerators : Wards— 1, Cyrus Littlefield; 2, Xho'i £. Sawjer; 

8, Charles A. Tuils; 4, Jesse Meader. 
Ward^lerluf Wardi-^, Charles W. Kimball ; 2, John C. Ftay ; 

8, George W. Benn; 4, John H. Brackett. 

Treasurer— Edmund .J. Lane; /So/tciYor— Joshua G. ITall ; 3/e«- 

wwoer— Sam'l H. Brownell; Collector— J a' 8 M. Huynes; Justice qf\ 

Pome Court, Daniel Hall; Asioeiate JtM^e— Charles A. Tafts;} 

Marshal — Joseph S. Abbntt ; Asst. AfarshaJ—WiUUim Warren; 

Engineer — Edmund Freeman; Health Comvussioners — Uilmfin. 

Vickery, Thomas L. Tebbetts, Oliver H. Jeuuess; Overseer of 

Poor, James M. Haynes. 
Ciergymen—Qpo. B. Spaulding, Cha's C. Watson, Ezra TTas- 

keU, Cong.: Isaac D. Stewart, George T. Day, John Malvern, 

Bap,, J. Thurston, Meth,,- Jobn R. Richmond, Ems,; James 

Drummond, Oath.; Joseph Pinkham, Adv,f Wm. T. CbasBt Sap.: 

Tho'f< W. Brown, f^inf..- E. Hewett, Univ. 
J»Ay#<cte*M— Naihauiel Low, Levi G. Hill, Albert G. Fenner. 

Jeremiah Horne, Thomas J. W. Prav, James H. Wheeler, l*aui 

A. Stackpole, John R. HtLia (Felfoui^ 'X. H. Med. S'>r.). Moses C. 

Lathrop, Jobn Bell; Charles U. Horsch, Jason W. Drake, I^^elson 

M. Payne, Horn, 

J9eii#4«#«— Charles M. Marpbj, Pa«l A. Staebpole, Fel^ An- 
drew J. Young, rirn'R r. TasVer. 

Mtmwwer9—£homi» E. Sawyer, Daniel M. Christie* John H.j 
White, Richard Kimball, John P. Hale, Charles W. Woodman,! 
George T. Wentworth, Amasa Roberts, Samuel M. Wheeler,' 
I Joshua G RalKWolcott Hamlin, Jeremiah Smith, John R, Var- 
ney, Daniel Hall, i lioiuas J. Smith, G. Frank Hobbs. 

^fWarl««— Charles W. Woodman, John R. Varney, SamnelM, 
Wheeler, Joshua G. Hall, Calvin Hale. 

X»f##lrc#— Daniel M. Christie, John II. White, Charles W. 
Woodman, George T. Wentworth, William B. Wicrgin. Charles 
A. Tufts. Amasa Roberts, John R. Varnev , Wolcott i I amlin, Oliver 
Wyatt, Joshua G. Hall, Daniel Hall, Winslow T. Perkins, Tho's 
J. Smith, Thomas J. W. Pray, John B. Stevens, jr., Jeremiah! 
Smith, G.Frank Hobbs, Geo. Wadleigh, Panl A. Stackpole, Sam'] 
M. Wheeler, William J. Chesley, JohnE. Goodwin, State: George' 

r. Lowell, John Stackpole, Quorum; John Clements, Woodbury 

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T. Fre>c(»tt, Levi G. liill, Cieorge QuiDt, Benjarain Barne!«. Win.; 

B. J.yinui), htlniund J. J.ane, TUoinas J. PiUmea, ttilao Moody,, 
• Jonathan V. Baker, K!i V. Brewster, Jasper H. York, Charles' 

Yourfr. l>uijiel 11. Wendall, 31arcellu8 Morgan, rttcr Curbing, 

j Beujaiuiu A. Ford, Uriah Wiggin, Asa A. TuflH, George Jf'. Kute, , 

jUlniin F. Snow, (ieorge L. Fokom, John S. ilayes, RviMl] B. ' 
Wigpin, James M. uavnes, Cha'H 11. SuwvLr, Calvin Hale, Charkf 
Woodman, George W. Wendall, Franklin Frioman, Edward 

1 Blaisdell, E. O. Foss, George W. Caswell. Sauiuel H. Mather, 

1 CornoHus E. Caswell, Jasper Q. WftUace, Geo. W. ColbAtb, (Jeo. 
D. Nowell, Gu9. H. IlMr,,, . Sam'I W. Baker. | 

I SiraObrd JYkitioktai Bank (June, l8Co). Capital. «120,000. i 
CaMr, A^'d A. Tufts; William S. bleveua, rrts.^] 

Daniel M. Christie, Charles Woodman, Jeremiah Sfllitb, Z. 8.| 

I Wallingtord. John MoDut1*(»(', Jfremiah Horne. ' 

! M99W€r J%laHQHat BatOs (April. 1806). Capital, §100,000.; 
OMAfer, Calrin Hale; />i rectors— i^nmuel M. WbteUr, -Trc^., Oli- 
ver Wyatt, John ^IcDuifee. James LittletieW, £11 V.Brawfter, 

: Enoch If. Nutter, W.T. I'rescott, G. W. Benn. 

i'oehecho J^'aHoM4ti Buuk (April, 1866). Capital. 9100^. 
Cnghier, Harrftan Haley ; IHrector$^ho*9 E. Sawyer, Pres., Wil- ; 
liam B. Wi<;gin, Jaine^ E. Lot hrop, Harrison HiUeyt«<^P^ 
rill, Charle.s W. KuUiii'*, Jolin E. Rickford. j 

1 ^afiu^M Bunk for Conuigi of Sirm^brd* President ^ 

; ; Trt'dsttrer, Cha's Woodman. Resources, 91,806,847.80. i 

not>er Fiwe Cemta Sari»ig» Bank. iYes.»01irer WynU;i 

i TrecLe., Calvin Hale. Re:5ource8, «356,8»>4.r)7. 

i 0Shi» C#.~Inc. 1850. Capital, $60,000. Pres., Z. S. 

I Wallin<;fora; TVeos., Thomas B. Garland. 

tMotclM— American, hy D. C. Wigglu &Co.; Franllin, by E. 
Davis; Ntiv-Hanipuhire^ by A. Tucker ; KimOali, by Mrs. I«utber 

C. Kimball. t 

(That part of Dovor called Oyst«'r River), includini? what \» now 
I called Lee, Incorporated a parish by Ma , in May 17^)6, and a 
town, May 15, 1732. ropuiatiou— 1776, 12U; llQi). 1247; lb30,, 
1606; 1860, 1108; 1860, 1634; 1810, UOO. I 

JPo#fMf«##rr— Joseph W. Coe. 9 t9 e € §t m€m* J oseph 8. Burn- 
ham, Joseph C. Bartlett, Nath'l .S'tevens, jr. VowrH-rirrk— 
8am'l Kuodlett. C#€r^yjiitr*f— Alvan Tobey , ru/j^/. Phyalciau ^ 
— Orin G. Cllley. MJatryevK — .John A. Uichardt>on. John W.! 
Kingman. Jfnuiicc a— John A. Kichardson, Ebenezer Thompson, 
Valentine Smith, 2d, Robert Burnhnm, State; Lafavette llall, 
Quorum ; Joshua B. Smith, John W. E. Thompson, AiT. Gilman, 
Joseph C. Bartlett, George 8. Ffrost, Ephraim Jenkins. BetU- F. 
Damo. 

j JfWrrrhftnf — C. & W. P. Ffrost, J. W. Coe, M. M. Estabrook,! 
variety. •yManufaeturera—Wit^wvill & Moses, paper; Wra. I?. 
HobbH. Lafayette llall, machinists. William Jenslnt, leather. 
Wmimi'^Durkamt by B. F. Parsons. 

(Originallv part of Boohester) incorporated Deo. It 1706. Fopu-j 
laUon— 1800, 1029; 1820,1716; 1860,1689; 1860>2976.; 1870, 9068. I 
Foatmaaiet — Andrew J. Scrnton. Sr^f/r/mrti— Charles W. 



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IC. Mellows. Cterg^meH—W. S. Kimball, Cong.: Dearboru; 
IWedxewood, S. N. lulls, F. Bap.; Charles Tebbt;ttt«, Meth.\ 
; JP4iy«<ei«af»— David T. Parker, Fiel,, Rnftit B. Fobs, Arthur C. | 
Newell. JfrMfi#l— Daniel W.Edeerly. Foiice J^Hgtiee— J o^lah 

|B. Ed^erly. •Vofrrry— DanieMV. Edp^erly. X^^/fryf r#— (ieorpe 

N. EuHtman^ Frank Emei-son. School Cojiwr, — Daniel W.i 
; Edgorly. Cha's H. Curtis, Ja's B. Edgerly. JfuBHeet— David T.] 

Tarker, Josiah B. Edgerly, Geo. M. Herring, George N. Eastman,! 

Hiram Barker, Dearborn Wedgewood, Ja's B. Edgerly, Franklin! 

EraerBon, State; Daniel W. Edgerly, Quorum; Wm. W. Hayes,' 
I James E. Fernald, John G. Johnson, John B. Berry. Eri F. Nute, 

Isaac Merrill, Peter M. Horn, Daniel C. Mellows, Alonzo Nute,; 

Hosea B. Edgerly, Charles W. Wineate, A. M. Winn, Charles W.i 
! Tapley, David Forbush, Frank Leignton. 1 
j •yierrhautB—J . II. Barker, Barker & Cooko, Goo. M. Herring,' 
'Johnson & Clav. C. W. Win^rate, J. E. Fernald, dry poods and| 

groceries; Tearl Brothers, grocers; L. C. Fernald, groceries and; 

periodical.-?; Fuller Small, stoves; D. T. Parker, A C. Newell,! 

apothecaries and fancy goods; John M. Staples, J. C. Littlelield, 

raercbaut tailors; Mrs. S. H. Buzzell, Mrs. A. S. Scruton, Miss A.l 
' Thurston, fancy dry goods; L. L. Pinkham, boots and shoes ; J . F. j 
^ Safford, watches and Jewelry ; A. L. Furbi*r & Co., George Kussell, 1 

meat markets; Geo. Tarleton, fish. •IWaHttfartitrerB — Vj. C.^ 
I Kinnear, Alonzo Nute, George M. Herring, H. B. Edgerly, George 
I E. Roberts, John F. Cloutman, H. L. Haves h Co., H. L. Robots 
! & Co., l\. A. Jones, Israel Hayes, Jumes B. Edgerly, E. O. Curtis, 
I Samuel II. liuzzell. C. W. Nute. Berry & Kimball, E. F. Jones, J. 
I A. Koberts, J. (). Nute, shoe manufacturers; E. W. Curtis, shoe 
I heels; W. W. Hayes, J. W. Waldron. J. H. Waldron, lumber and 

shoe bo.Kcs; A. \V. Shackford, photographer; AVorks & ^Nfarsh,! 

Geo. F. Tebbetts, blacksmiths; Geo. vVhittier, harnesses; W. C. 
I Small, hair dretsfng: Geo. F. :Nutter, S. B. Nuiter, E. F. Mooney, 
; livery stables; J. Y. Berry, soAp; Stephen Vamef, £. L. Wedge-) 

wood, restaurants. j 
WarmiHgtou Sa^iug* JBismsJe— >George M. Herring, Pres.; I 
I T. F. Cook,lrVeat. Resoaroes, •88,880.20. 

Farmiitgtoii ,11, M.Co, Pres., George M.IIerringf; Sec'y i 

and Tre<u., Joeiaii B. iulg^rJy. M^iet^hy Stephen Varttey. 



(Part of Durham, and earlier part of the orlgnal territory of 

Dover) incorporated Jan. In, 1766. Population— 1776, m ; 
1790, 1029; 1810, 1329; 1860, 864; 1860, 871; 1870, 776. 

J'w/jnatlrrt— Albert G. Comings; Wadlcy'^s Faffs, Charles , 
jH.Tuttle. Srlert tM€M—Ch&*s II. Lay n, Jos. E. Jenkins, Cha'si 
jH.Tuttle. VowM-cierk — Geor;je E. Durpin. €teruumen — ■ 
[Albert U-. Comings, Ctiriat, School Com.— Allen riummer. i 
iJTHMtieet — Joseph S. Lawrence, George E. Durgin, Albert G.' 
i Cumings, State; Geo. Lang, Quorum; CharlesH.Layn,^'athauiel| 
i G. Davis, 8am*l Layti y J. Frank I«wrenee. 

wUtrrrhantM—lHfiitihD. Edgerly, variety (Wad ley's Falls). A. G.' ' 
Coinings (HID). •?JaMM/V#rfMrrf*«— Guy GUdden» leather j John 
|Mathes, shingles; Leonard W'iggiu, bricl{.6. 



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fPftrt of the oriiriiiftl tarrlfoir of Dover) Inoorponted Hay SI, 

1775. ropulat7on-m5» 077; im M; VBm, W; 1B60, 48S; 

l^m, 496; 1870. 40S. 

Siit'ctmen—^. C. Snell, Oliver Waldron, Edwin L. Jenking. 
I JTwii .cigrit— C. 'E. iJemeritt. School C'om.—^. C. Snell. 
\ jruMtirrt — ,lnc oh D. Young, iStote; John B. UnokiiiA, K. C; 
Snell. Bei^amin b\ Haves. ; 

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Incorporated March 4. 1778, Included Brooklield. Topulntion— ' 
] 1775,233: 1790, G17. 1S;K>, ,%*2; lSoO,476; 18C0, i>;a ; 1870,476. 

M^OMiMMster—^ ousLthAU Daniels. Setecimem — Jam«;« iiil- 
ton, John S. Pike, Jon*. B. 8tevent. Vo9t* m»H9 r h America 

Lane. Srhooi r'o#ft.— James Hilton. Xwir//rr«— Auj^ustns G. 
Orne, Jouatlian Daniels, CUartea York, Js^ben'r Pike. Ciirt W. 
[ Home, John W. Twombly. 

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(Originally part of Rochester) incorporated June 11 1809, Pop- 

i ulation— 1820, 1232; 1S50, ICID; 186^, 18<3-i; 1870. ir.98. 

J^OMlmasiers — Ezra II. Twombly; Mills, Elbridg*' W.Fox; 
I West, Kenney; SmUh, H. V. Wentworth. SMeeimtn 

Chu'fs IIaye8, Duvid Wallin^rtord, jr . 'Yho'^ IT IJobt it.-^. Vou-n- 
clerk — .Jo.soph Matlies. C'iergUMueu — Iruuk Haley, ( akb K. ' 
: ra^e(AIill8), Cong.; Ezra Tattle, F. Bap. FhffMiriai'tg—S'vyhvu 
• Drew, George W. Peavey, Charles E. Swum y (Millp). Srikooi\ 
€'om.—JA'6 W. ApplcV)oe. I'rank Haley. Ezra Tuftlc. Jitatirrg 
Charlea Jones, Luther liayea, Stait : £ibrid£;e W. Pox, Jotteph 
Plnmer, Ebeneser Wentworth, Joeepb Cook, Robert Hntbes, lr% 
C. Varney, George Lvnian, George W. PeHvev, Martin V. li. 
Cook, John 8. Herj^»v, Geo. W. Ta«ker. Edward \Y. Foks, Ezra II. 
Twombly, Thomas \i. KoberU» John U. Simes, Larkin A. Lang. I 
«/lfgrri b < m# g— John E. Twombly, Joseph Say ward, Mark H.{ 
; Ilart CMiUon), Asa Fox k Son, BrayU. Simes, John U. Sinun, 
j Benjamin F, Hubbard (Mills), variety. mftauufactMrera—yVxM^ n 
1 Mills Manufacturing Co., George H. Jones, K. K. Mudge & C4»., 
' flannol.s; Edward Brierly & Co.. flannels a\)d table covers; Hiram J 
j V. Wentwortfi, boot^^aiul shoes: Luther Hayen, shooks. MMoieiB 
-^MUtOHf by ; (Jenlral^ by ifa Miller (Miila^. 

Incorporated December 7. 1762. Popnintion— 1775, 286; 1790, 644; 

1820, 1168; IS.'-^O, 1048; I8'i(.;, 1174; 1870,974. 

JPa«#«Mt##rr— Ira 5. Kicker. ^c/rrlmt-M— Charles H. lioodey, 
: Jeremiah S. ColUath, Henrv A. Jenkins. Totrii-cferJt— Geor/je 
F. Jones. Clerfl'ifiitCM— Nehemiah Morrison, Joseph F J<>v, 
David L. £d|(erJy, F, Dap.; James G. Smith, Adv. Sckoot €'on't. 

Jn§iiee9 — Enoch Berry, Eben E. Berry, Charles 
H. Boody, State; John L. Jones, Moses H. Chesley, Samuel W. 
Joy. Baaiis B Tebbetts, George S. Gilman, Penne! C. Hnm. .famea 
A. Miller, Jeremiah S. Colbath, Geo. F. Jonen. Henry A. Jenkins. 

mVermhamfw Jonee Brothem, Henry 1. Dolby, Eben B. Berrr, 
variety. .trrtMMr«M?#Mrrr«— Franklin W. Colbum, Tristram H. 
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Incorporated May 10, 1722, included the torritory of the present 
towns of Farmintrtou and Milton. Topulation— 1I7&* 1548; 
1790, 2857; 1820, 2471; 1850, 3006; 1860, ml; 1870, 4104. 

JR0§iM§aner9—Geo, B. Boberts; ito9<,9*iBiie] T. Hart; €kmic. 

Charles S. Whitehoase. J5«ler#iit€»i— Stephen D Weiitworth, 
John F. Torr, Hanson Evans. I'airM-rlrrJk— James J. 31eader. 

Ciergpm$e»§ — ^A. F. Marsh, Cong.; G. J. Abbott {(joinc), 

Lovejoy {EaAt), F. Bap.; L. I*. Cushman, iVf'M. Mrk9»iciau§— 
Jani(>8 Farrington, Enoch C. Dow, Mo<«efl R. Warren, Ketton W. 
Sargent, I. W. Lougee, Fel8. J9eM#l«# — Joseph U. Farriiigton. 
MMwtfferB — Daniel J. Parsons, Cyrus K. Sanborn, Joseph U.| 
Worcester. Noah Tebbett«. Jf Wiir < <•#— J o h n BIcDuffie, Frank- 
lin AIcDuflie, Arthur D Whitehouse. Foiiee J u»iic€— Joseph 
H. Worcester. jraM#tfee#— Daniel J . Farsons, C yrus K, Sanborn, | 
Cha'0 8. Whitehoate, Wltlfam Rand, Jacob H. Kla, Job. H. Wor- 
cester, Ebenezor ^lathes, State; James H. Edgerly, Asa Koborts 
Quorum: iSimon Wentworth, Jeremiah 1) Evans, Ira f)oe, Cieorgcjl 
F. (juppv, Noah lebbettb, Henry W. Locke, Luikiu llarriiicton, 
James J. Meader, Samuel Meserve, Henry Nve, Reuben Tilton,| 
John G. Davi8» Stephen B. Wentwortb, D. £. Waldron, Ueory 
Kimball. 

Merchant B—S. H. Feineman h Bro., dry goods ; C. K . Chase, { 

dry goods, hats, caps and furs; S. H. Feineman & Bro., Davis & 
Meader, Lathron & Seavey, Jampj^ Fivie, mercliant tailors and' 
clothing; F. A. Hayes, M. A. Donnell, M. A. Sanborn, millinery i 
and fiftncy goods; 8. F. Forber, ftincy goods; Watson Ha7<>B, K. P.{ 
Co. Store, dry goods and groceries; N. r>urnham k s n, crockory 
and groceries; Wentworth &',Hick ford, liurdware, furniture, crock-, 
ery and ijroceries; William Kand, Union btore; John W.Furlx'r,[ 
Cnarles W. Brown, 8. D. Wentwortb, George A. Walker, grocer- 
ies: Dominicns Hanpon, apotliecary, cutlery, stationery, yankeej 

, notions; Walter F. Farrington, apothecary; J. D.Evans, J. H.j 
Jones, boots and eboes; J. G. Davis, watches and Jewelry; W. K 

I Kimball, vankee notions, fruit and confectionery; V. Henderson, | 
periodicals and yankee notions; H. M. Kelley & Co., stoves andj 
tin ware; D. McDuftie, George Hayes & Co., George S. Durcin, 
meat markets ; Gotiic, Downing Varney, dry goods and elotbuig; 
Henr^ W. Locke, Enoch W. Gray, dry goons and grooerles; JBcut,\ 
Asa iSwett, Frank 8. Koay, dry goods and groceries. 

mlMamtfaeiMrcrs — ^\or\vay I'lain? Co.. J. D. Sturtcvant, agent,! 
blankets and flannels; E. G. & E. Wallace tanners, boots andj 
shoe?; J. I). Duntley, S. J. & K. B. Wentworth, L. I). Hayes, E. 

I Small, boots and shoes; Benjamin Barker, Reuben Tiltou. lumber;! 

, T. H. Edgerly, carriages; Joseph Natter, bricks; Gomtf, Goi)!c| 
Manufucturing Co., ^. V. Whitehouse, agent, flannels; H 

, Wentworth & Co., Charles H. Meader, lumber and boxes; Enst,\ 

I Cocheco Woolen Manufacturing Co. John Hall agent, ilannels;| 

I Franconla Manuikctaring Co., M. C. Bnrielgb, agent, cotton, 
goods; Stephen Shorev, hiniber. 

I Wirti yli'ational MIftnk— (Ionic (April, IStxj). Capital, SfiO.OOO.j 

: Cashier, Arthur D. Whitehouse; IHrtctorn, Nicholas V. White- 
house, Prt$,f C. 8. WhHebonse, Win. Femald^ John Legro, Jobnl 

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J%*ortratf Wlains Savifga JToMir— John McDufl'e« Jhr9$tdMi; 

Franklin JVlcDuli'ee, Treasurer. IN— nirc^s, S4»>6.(n4.y2. ' 

€}auir M^'ire Cents ffaci§tgif If aM/c— Charles A. FoM^ Prtt- 
ident ; Nicholas V. Whit«house, Trmtmrtf* R0toaveei»946,M.79.' 

B finkc I'M— ,}ohn McDuflV'e & Co. 

MMoieis— Dodge's, by J. T. Dodgo; Mansinn.hy 8. H. Went- 
worth; Norway, by M. fi. Weutworth; Union (Cionic), by J. W. 
Yarney. i 

(Formerly part of Dover, and allerward of 8oiiiMworUi)iBeorpo«' 
rated Jalyd, IM. Fopolatton — 1860, 1882; I860, 9060; WO/ 

1600* 

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FogimoMierSalmon Falls, James A. Place. Srtrrtmm— 
Edmund C. Goodwin, Geo. W. Brookings, Ilnnipiirey l*ray.' 
Vamn-^ierk — William H Morton. dergt/maH — 
Conff. JPi^ytif law— Edward Jaguea. M^uiM^Alphonzo Sev> 
erance. X^atrgfcr — Sylvester Butler. /fry — William H. 

Morton. Sehmai Com** —Amos W. Pike. ^if«#tfce«— Hiram K. 
Roberts, Charles Doe, Joshua CoDTerse, Win. Webster, State; 
Ebenezer S. Newell, Wm. H. Morton, Nahum Teuton, Andrew 
Rollins, Edmund C. Goodwin, Jonathan I' Iloue, Sylveatcrl 
Butler, Cha's D. Allen, Samuel Alley, Jut^eph Wi^xin. | 

M erehmmi B J . R. CresBey, dry goods ; J. A. Plaoe, dry goods, 
clothing, boots and shoes; Jolm U. Morton, merchant tailor; A. 
G. Halev, paints, oils. stoves, tin and Iiard ware; J. IV Kowe. l*ro- 
tective Union, groceries ; Moses Young, apothecary ; Ji,ii«*'i»h Dud- 
ley, confectionery saloon ; Mercy H. Roberts, millinery. | 

•TX#iMiffr<7rfMrrr«— Salmon Falls ManoftotmiDg Co., eottonj 
I goods; A. G. Haley, cattle ties. ' 

SaiMsoH Faiis iffafdfc— Hiram R. Roberta, Pres.; Wm. H. 
Morton, Ckishier. 

JBtolNuMford Sarinsfa IBauk* PreR Hiram K. Roberts ; 
Treasurer^ William 11. Morton. Resources, 9466,610.77. 

Mmiet-^FraiMin, by Samnel Alley. 

Bo>x£:iii9WOiia:iT, 

(Originallv part of Dover) incorporated April 22, 1754. Popula- 
tion— 17*75. <.K35; 1700,9.13; 182o.R41;(in 1849 divided, and Roilins- 
lord lormod) 1850, 1860, 4786; 1870, 4504. 

PojfMMT^f^r — Royal Eastman. fl^lerfiMrif — William D. 
Knapp, Bonj. Chaney, Henrv C. Gilpatrick, Noah L. Fall, Wm.I 
Plummer. Totrti-r/f rAr— Edfrar B. Legro. f'/cr^rsfiitrat— Clark 
Carter, Coii^r.; Cha's U. Dunning, Cha's E. Hall, 5ltth.; J. Burn-; 
ham Davis, F, Bap, : Miebael A. Doagherty. Bap. ; Patrick Car- 1 
novan, /Zom. Ca^/t. JP/#i/«#€*teit#— Cha's F. Elliott. JonHthnn S 
Ross, Jaoob C. Harmon, Oliver H. Boynton, Lorenzo D. 11am- 
blet, Alvah Jenkius, John A. Hayes. J>e#f##W#— .Tulius Gutt- 
man, OrinQ. Shapleigh. JRoiicie .Isrtffirr— William D. Knapp; 
! .4 .^."ti.^r, James G. Young. Xrairyrr*— Nat h'l Wells, Ichabod G. 
Jordan. Boyal Eastman, Wm. D. Knapp, George W. Burleigh,, 
Wm. J. Copeland, James G.Young, Samnel B. Shapleigh. J%V-' 
frtfi^s—Joseph A. Stickney, Samuel S. Rollins, Enoch I'erkind. 
Schooi Micajah C. Burleigh, Royal Eastman, Isaac Chan- 1 

dler, John A. Barley. James M. Tibbetts. 



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.J*f#/<r<r#— William D. Knapp, Enoch PerkiDS, Royal Eatitmati, 
Geor^^e W. Burlci;,'h, Stephen 8. ( hick, Dan'l b. Kollins, Ja's B. 
, Shapk'igh, Edmund M. Webber, Jacob C. Hanson, Nath l Wells, 
State; Albert A. Terkins, Quorum ; Jos. A.Stickney, Cha's E.Hall, 
John 8. Haines, Oliver H. Lord, William B. Martin, Albert F. 
Smith, William C. Bracey, John G. Hill, James C. I'itman, 
Ichabod Pearl, William I'itt Moses, Ja's G. Youug,T. G. Jameson, 
W. H. Farrar, John Drew, Geo. Stevens, Albert O. Delano, Edgar 
B. LeGro. 

JfWereiMuia—S. S. Chick & Co., A. Wimpf heimer, Bro. & Co., 
M. Bates & Son, C. l\ Carter & Bro., Geo. W. Wendell, Cha's E. 
Bartlett & Co., Walker & Farriugton, dry goods; O. J. Brackett, 
Bates Bros., L. Darnbacher & ('o., fancy goods; William IMum- 
mer, Samuel James, Charles S. Blaisdell, W. D. Clark, J. F. Kobin- 
son & Co., Lougee& Fall, FrotecUve Unions Nos. 30and 175, T.W. 
Woodman, W. H. Farrar & Son, Charles F. Blake, John A. 
Bagley, o. L. Farnham & Co., Whitehouse, & Co., groceries: Geo. 
Moore, D. Lathrop & Co., C. M. Jones & Co., W. W. Nason, 
drugs and medicines; Locke & Hill, John L. Gilmau, crockery 
and glass ware; John W. Bates, John A. Smilie, F. Foye, S. D. 
Bryant, boots and shoes; Gilpatrick & .Stacy, Hodsdon Bros., F. 
A'. Lord, stoves and tin ware; E. J. Finkham, Bates & Legro, 
hats, caps and f\irs: Tibbetts & Bro., S. Augustus Seavey, hard- 
ware; H. Veschoff, John B. Clark, J. V. Swazey, merchant tailors; 
John G. Hill, D. Lathrop & Co., ready-made clothing; James J. 
Woodward, Albert F. Chandler, watches and jewelry; A. Thwing, 
books and stationery; John S. Legro, Hough & Smith, butchers. 

JfFftiinfartitrerM—Grefit Falls Manufacturing Co. (1823), cotton ] 
cloths. llannelsaudbags,G. W. Burleigh, agt. ; Great Falls Woolen ' 
Co. (180.3) woolen cassimeres and flannels, Daniel H. BuffYim, agt.; I 
SonuTsworth Machine Co., castings, pipes and stoves; S. P. 
Brackett & Co., confectionery and cigars; J. 11. Foster & Co., 
shoe Hubbard, Canney & Co., doors, sash and blinds, H. B. 

Davis U Co., spools and bobbins; Wright & Co., flour and meal. ! 

SoMteranrorth J^*atiouat Itanh (18(55). Capital, §100,000. 
Cashier, Samuel S. KoIIins; i^>/m7f>r.s— Oliver H. Lord, /*m'?.,Goo. 
W. Wendell, Royal Eastman; Owen W. Davis, Eben. A. Tibbetts. 
Stephen S. Chick, Henry C. Cilpatrick. €irrat JFaltx J^\iiioiiai 
MifiJtk (l8Qo). Capital, §150,000. Ca*7/iVr, Joseph A. Stickney; 
y>>/r<'c)'ors — Nathaniel Wells, Pres., William Br-del, Micajah C. 
Burleigh, Isaac Chandler, George W. Burleigh, David H. Buflum, I 
Albert A. Perkins. Soutrrgfrorth Sarhtgs litiftk, /*resi«/cnt, 
3licajah C. Burleigh; !rrert,'*//rfr, Joseph A.Stickucy. Resources, 
»368.9a8. WEoteta— Great Falls, by Otis A. Frost ; Granite State, 
by Robert H. Hussey. 

(Originally part of Barrington) incorporated June 17, 1820. Pop- 
ulation— 1880, 2200; 1850, 1920; 1860, 2046; 1870, 1668. 

t*o»t»Ha»iera — Yj. Walker; Center, Demeritt Place; Coi-ner, 
Demeritt Berry ; North, John B. Francis ; Blue Hill, Abram S.Clark. 
.SVI#T//m'M— Rob't B. PeAvy, Warren Foye, George N. Foss. 
T'oirn^rUt'k — C. Foss. i'lerffn'nteu — ^ahemhfih C. 

Twombly, Thomas Keniston, I. N. Bedell, i?a/).; Coburn, 

Citris. JRhyairiaua — L&tkyete Chesley; E. B. Ham, Bot. 



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Mmttfyer—GeoTge C. Peavey. «€rflHf«My— Austin A.N.Marston, 
Prin. Seh^i €^'oitf.— Lafayette Che8Je;r ^ff*#<<*#— ward 
Walker, Jacob Drew, Tobias D, Fo9», ^''eheIDiail C. Twouibly, 
Geo. C. Feaver, Jacob B. Smitli, Be^JamlB P. Wtokley, Wilson 

Gr&y y State ; John W. J ewaU, Quorum ; Henry A. l)r«nv, Paul 
IVrkins, Dau'l L. Babb, Joel Babb. Virpil H. McDauiel, Denieritt 
Place, Daniel Winkley, Warreu Koye, Jolrn B, Caverly, Kobert 
W. Fos8, John C. FosH, John D. Panhloy, dia't F. MoiitgOTneiy, i 
Henry F. "W alk r, Terpiniah Tasker. 

mlWercMa»it»—Ui^o. U. Peavey, Denuia Kosg & Son (Bow Lake), 
Jeremiah J^Gray (North), variety. JtMauufaeiwrera — Paul 
Perkins (Blue Hill), D. Fow, jr. (Bow Lake), Taskcr h Brown 
((>nt(»r), lumber; John Roberts {How Lake), cooper; <^ Shaw, 
Kobert B. I'eavey (Center), Tobias Koberte (ConMU'), C. bbaw 
(Bow Lake), D. L. Babb (Blue Hill), blafikamliha. 
Mmiei—Baw Lake, by J. G. Pcsrey. 

BELKNAP COUNTY, 

(Originally part of Strafford, incorporated Dec. 22, 1840) contains 
ten towns. (Gilford, shire town. Population in 1^50,17.709; iai 

ISCJ, 18,551; 1870, 17,705. Valuation, 18G8. $'G,451,1U0. 

JBe^Mcr— ^acob P. Boodey, Uem. (elected), 2133; John K. 
Woodman, Rep., 1657; Joseph L. Odell, 88; scat. 10. Boodey 's 
plurality, 476. 

arrca^itr^r— Daniel S. Dinsmoor, lien, (elected), 1780; John W. 
WelLs i>em., 1705; Wm. A. Jenkins, 334; Henry L.Brown, 88. 
Dinsmoor's plurality, 75. 

CommisgioMerg—Goorp^e L. 3Iead, Laconia; John Walker, 
Baru.stead; Daniel 8. Clay. Daniel S.Clay, i^p/). («']octcd). 1R44; 
Charles S. Prescott, J>€m. 1689; John F. Ea«tinaij, 339. Clay 'g 
plurality, T.5 
Siieriff—iinnson Beede, Meredith. 
MMepwtw Sheriif»^Mt<m, George D. Savage: Laconia, David 
C. Batebeldar; Mtirediih^ Daniel 8. B€ede; Sambomton, Warrt n 
H. Smith. 

Deputies in other counties authorized to serve in Belknaj) 
county: (Merrimack) Franklin. Jona. P. Sanborn; ConcortL 
Jonathan L. Pickering: Pt'rt^^Mii Francis B. Berry; (Strafford) 
Farming torn, Andrew J. Scruton; (Uralton) MriiMg Dwid F. 

Preacott. 

JTailer— Stephen Shannon. Laconia. 

COUNTY JUSriCES-1841 to 1856. 

Henrj T. fiUnpson, Vtir- iThomat Cogswell, Gilman- 
Hampton, 18A1| 'ton, 1841 

Joseph S. Xoal, !Vroroditb, 1802 



Jacob P. Boody, Alton, 1856 
John P. Smith, N. Hampt'n, '5n 
Jfduthan Farrar, Gllmant'n, '56 
Robinpon C. Kollin.s.'^:iobfn,T)7 
John iI.Moulton.Ccn.ilarb'r,'58 
Jo's A. Walker, Baruf'toad, '59 
Nicholas D. Garmon, Upper- 

Gilmanton, '60 
Benj. M. Sanborn, Gilford^ ]61 



Jeromiah Jonos, Alton, '63 
Jona. M.Tavlor, f>anbomton, '04 
Wm. Dyer, SVw-Harapton, '66 
•Fa's W. Cogsw<'ll, (iilmanton,'66 
(Richard Gove, Gilford, »67 
Geo. li. tfpad, Laconia, »68 
John Walkor, Barnstead, »69 
Daniel S. Clay, »70 



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Clerks qf Court. 

Ebpnczer S. Lawranee, Gil- ' Charles S. Gain. Laconia, 1856 
ford, 1841 1 Samuel C. Clark, Gilford, >57 

Saml C. Bddwitt, Meredtth, HiSi 

Solicitors. 



Edward S. Moulton, 1866 
Sam'l \V. Rollins, Meredith, '68 
Wm. N. Blair, Laoonia, '61 



Wm. C. Clarke, Meredith, 1841 
Geo. W. Steveni, " '44 

Thomas J. Wliipplo, " '49 
Bei\j. A. Kogers, Saubomton, '53 

SJieriffs. 

Sam'l Tilton, Sanb'nf n,Jan.l841 ; Bartlett Hill, Meredith, Jan.1851 
Sama Web6ter,Bam8t'd, " '46 1 Hanson Beede, " -61 

Judge qf Probate. 
Warren Lovell, Meredith, Jan., 1841. 

Registers of Probate. 
Jere. Elkins, Bamst'd, Jan. 1841 1 Hiram A.Spear,Laconia,.Tuly,'66 



Orsino A. J. Vaughan, Gil- I Wm. L. Averv, " May, '58 
man ton, Jan. '51 j Woodbury L.Melcher'' July, '61 

liegisters of Deeds. 
Nathaniel Edgerley, Gilford, 1841 1 Jacob P. Boodey, Gilford, 1869 

Treasu/rtrt. 

John Wadleigh, Meredith* 1841 1 Richard Garland, Barnstead, '56 
Francis Kussell, " '43 Benj. M. Sanborn, Gilford, '58 

Thomas Durrell, Gilford, '44 Kufus K. i'arker, Lacoiiia, '60 
Benj. S. Tuttle, Meredith, '46 I Wm. S. Woodman, Sanh't n, '62 



Amos H. Jones, Sanbornton 
Hazen Pickering, Barnstead, '61 
Charles Rollins, Alton. '62 



Seth Shackford, Barnstead, '64 
Daniel S. Beede, Meredith, '66 
James M. Paine, Cen. Harbor, '68 



Eleaaer Davis, Jr., Gilfinrd, '64 1 Dan'l 8. Pinsmoor, Laconia, '70 



(Originally New-Dartaam Qore) incorporated June 16, 1796. Pou- 
uIation-1775, 100; 1790,445; 1820,^68; 1860, 1706; im. 2018r 

1870, 1769. 

Po»i ma tier a— A\or\zQ H. Sawyer; West, Walter CO. Emer- 
son ; Ka$t, Hi ram O. Tut tie; /?ay, C. P. Emerson. SeiecimeH^ 
Amos L. li oil ins, Morrison Bennett, Jona. F. Cheslev. Vowts^ 
cterk—U.. I. Nute. r'/cr,!rf/m«H— J. Henderson Miller, Co/)<7. ; 
A. C. Peaslee, Bq.p. JPhmticiaut — John Morrison, Fd.y 
Phinehai H. Wheeler, C^ha's W7 Perkins, Hem. Mmw^er-^ John 
W. Currier. School Com,—\l. I. Nute. Jnaticei — John W. 
Currier, George D. Savage, Morrison Bennett, C McMurphv, 
State; Henry Hurd^Cha's Hayes, AmosL. Rollins, Sewell T. Rob- 
erts, Qiiorum; Jona. F. Chesley, Jos. B. Berry, Jeremiah Jonee. 
Alonzo IT. Sawyer, Benj. L Frahock. ; 

.lf^rrr/««#i##— -Jones & Sawyer, Leonard S. Xute, Charles P., 
En\er8on, Walter G. C. Emerson, Mooney & Varney, Cha's C. 



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' Richard.^on, variety; Jona. L. Blakely. hardwaro mid ptoves;' 
Samtiel Mclutirt'. l(. \\. l'lninin« r. ^rocorleH; Charles W. I'erkius, 
apothecary, ural variety; Mary A. Milh'r. mllliDery. 3fi<MMf#lMH 
Thuri<t on, Tworably & Co., bobbins and spools; Warren 
WadlciKh. ax liaiidleR, &c.; Jere Woodman, Ichabod Wentworth. 
lumber; C C Mooney & Co., shoes: Joiie^ & Sawyer, wood and 
lumber; L. Woodman. 8ho« boxes; C. P. Em«woti, utiwf: D. l*. 

EvaTiH, carriage*; II. C. Averv, carria^re and e^pi j)n!Titf r; !'. T. 
Avery, hou?o painter; J. L. I'ettengi!!. »)la<.k>mith. •€tio»§ M^'ire 
Centt Sarina* Henry Uurd, /'/tx., Amos L. Rollins, 

TreoM. Besoiu-ces, — jOm^^CotlUto, hf Geoig« D. SatagVi 
UtinnifiUeogee, by J. H. ' 



Incorporated May SO, 1797. Population— ms, 260 ; 1790, 607 ; 1830, 
9MT; 180^ IMS; IM, IM; 1870,1544. 

lRm9§mMuier9'^Parade, CyroaW. Blanehard; C^fif^, Thomaa 

M. Huge; A'or/^k, Wm. C. Berry. /»«*er#Jitr##— John W. F. Locke, 
Charles K. Walker. John Dow. ¥'«ir#t-rl<'rik— (i'-ni im* K. I'endt r- 

(Center), Wiiiium O. Carr 



ga£(t. Vi€rg^m€H 

(ParadaW Qong.: John H. 1 



Xutfer, Chrts. ; William Bodfe, Ado» 
jPA|f«/ctf«iS«— Mark Walker, John Wheeler. /V/y. I^trw^iTB — 

Charles S. Geor^fe, John W. F. Locke, by statute. J^Toimr^- ■ 
John W. F. Locke. Hehm^t Com, . ^mMeet— 

John W. P. Lockt. Satb SImekford, Reuben Kd^rerly, ( harles 
S. Geoi-gc, Geo. W. Kmer<«on, Sfafe: Tliamap M. If use. iloruce 
N. Colbatb, Tbeopbllus S. Dow, JonaUian H. Ta«ker« U^o. K. 
Pend«rga«t 

^HferrhoHig — George E.l'ender;fast( Center), Cynn* Blanchard, 
variety ; L. C. Scruton (Center), grocerie?. ^aMufmrinrrra— 
J. M. Bibcock & Co., woolens; Joi<eph U. Hall, leather. Barn- 

atemd fTIf* JP*. Mm Jhres., ——J Sec. and 

Treas., ^athanial S^. Kntter* M^M — hj j^^'J 81>aelUb)rd 
(Center). 



(Gilmantoii divided) incorporated by tlie MilM ikf Ljiper Gil- 
manton, June 29, 1859, and name elMUi«dtO BctalonlL^y, 1869. 
Popnlatlon laep, 1180; 1870, 1186. 



ro9ltua»iei/'—W\m Addle F. Johnson. S^lreiiiNPM— Daniel 
T. French, N. D. Gurmoii, James G. Cate. V^mH^rirrk—Wm. 
. M. Leonard. ClFr^mM€^fi— Abiab Kidder, CArts.; A. K. Mou)> 
lion, B«p, Wyife Ha i i — Wimam A. BnckHn. ^IMrry— 
Charles A. Hackett. r#M».— Elbrld^e G. Ladd. ^sr«« 

#<r«# — Charlefj A. Hackett, William M, (Mark, State: Jra 
Mooney, Quorum; NicholuK D. Garmon, Gorham Swain, James 
8. Weymouth, Jolm W. Wells, Clia's E. Moody, Edgar A. Bowe, 
Ira Blnis lnll. Wm. M. Leonard. A. B. P. Currier. 

Merrh4titt»'^Vh9i'» E. Dalton. Jonas Call, variety. Mmu- 
riwtwrera — N. D. Garmon^ cotton battlnr; Moaea Sargent, 
hosiery; Hazen Abbott, blackaiiiaii. W Mm Jsfa i g ul, \ff Jm 
Mooney; Jmtifkmt i % by J. Call. 



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(Formed fW)m Moultonborough Gore, and part of JS'ew-Aiampton) 
incorporated December 7. 1797. Fopnlfttton— 1800| 1810, 

r,«4: 1850,544; 1800,484; 1870,448. 

iPo*##M«*/rr— Charles Tl. I>carborn. Seieri»H€u ~ Curtis S. 
Coe, Oeo. W. raiue. Jacob L, Merrill. QTawM'cierk — Wm. C. 
uUfton. Ctergyui€H ^ J. U. Bliss, Alnwn \Ben8on, Ccrng. 
JRhtf»4€iaH— John C. Page, VTva. A. PAge. Srhooi C'out.— 
Almun Benson. ^if*##re#— Timothy Perkins, John ll.Moulton, 
John 11. Kclsoa, Quorum; Beujumin 11. i^ahtiuan, Wm. C. Clifton. 

Jflerehmn$9^» H. Dearborn,' ^oltn H. Monlton, Tariety. 
*Trrtjiir/ariMrcr# — David M. Hawkins, Curtis Cue, lumber; 
\s' m. C. Clifton, W. Watson, carriafjes; Leonard Fen, cooper; 
Thomas Webber, John Kandajl, wlieel manulacturens : iienry 
Weeks, George N. Kmcrv, biackEraiths; Frank Mouiton, slioas; 
N. S. Hanson, jeweler. Moiel^^SenUr, by JaniM L. Utthtrese; 
Mouiton, by ISmith F. Emery. 

Oriffnaily part of GilmaBton) incorporated June 16, 1812. Pop- 
mlftSoa>-i»l), 1876; 1860, sittS; 1880, 9812; 1870. mii^ 



VUlage, Geo. W. Weeks ; Gifford Vilkige, 
Martin V. B. Eaton. Sr/crfwwM— Stephen S. Ayer, Sylvester S. 
Wi/rgin, llazen P. Weeks. ITown'cU'rkS'xmon Kowe. Cier- 

fjfjM€M— King ,8. Hall, Bap,; Geo. \\\ N orris, G. M. 

arkXA. i>. Smitb, H. C. Henderson,/*'. Bap,; H. Bundv, Adv. 
Fhy»iciaM9—Dtivid B. NelBon, A. J. Thompson, T. S. Foster, 
H. Lindsey, L. T. Weeks, H. 4, Brown^ D. F. & J. C. AlooreJ 
Horn,, A. A. Gilbert, Bot ltmiy*f»— G. V. Pickering, A. H. C7H 
Jewett, S. C. Sawyer. X/rtwycrjir— Warren Lovell, ;Sami]el, C. 
Clark, O. H. Key, Woodbury h. Melcher, Benjamin C. Dean. 

•:fc«M#€m2f— Gil lord, -,Prin. StMmfi C^iii.— Geo. 

M. Park . J^M«fic«*— Benjamin J; Cole, Sam'l O. Clark. Jacob P. 
Boodey, Thomas Ham^ llichard Tiove, Warren Level!, Charles 
Coburn, O. 11. Key, Winbom A. iSanborn, Sfaff ; Benj. Jewett, 
Sylvester 8. Wiggin, Ju s 11. Tilton, James P. Mon ison, Quoriun ; 
Ebenezer 8. Hunt» Aofustus J. Owen, Woodbury L. Melcher, 
Andrew J. Thompson, Joseph L. Odell, Erai-tus P. Jewell, John 
Aldricli, John O. 8auboru, David C. Batcheider, lUcliard H.i 
Sanborn, John Blalsdell, Geo. Sleeper, Simon ftowe, George W^ 
Sanders, Tho*s Weeks, Tho's E. Hunt, Fi-ank W. Beeves. 

mereh^ntB—J . 11, TUton & Co., A. W. & 11. O. Bugbee, John 
Aldrich & Co., J. P. M^ltticr & Co., braitli Brothers, Odell & 
Tatflev Sleeper h 8m»t, Piokertn^r, Brown %t Bobie* Lesvitt Jfc' 
Plumer, H. Blaisdell & Co., J. G. Sanborn & Co., variety; Joseph 
Odell, Dexter 8c Hunt, drugs and medicines; G. A. Sargent, 
groceries; E. L. ilunkinn, jeweler; F. A. W'eeks, books and 
stationerv; Munsoy & Eaton, John Tilton. ^IMttuHf'actMrerM— 
B. J. Cole, foundery and machinery; Gilford Ho.siery Co. ; J. J. 
Morrill, leather aua lumber; Georae W. Saudera, Haien Copp, 
lumber; Gardner Oook, doers, gash. MiBde, &c.; Henry Ew Brown, 
tin and copp<*r f^mlth : I^tman k Tilton, Joseph H. Tilton & Co., 
Ihosierv; S. T. Thomas & Co., foundery and machinery. JUake 
mitiiie Sariili:*! Ifrfii*— m?.. Benj. J. Cole ; 7Vta.s'., Tho's 

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Ham. Resourced, $35,88^.33. itoieU — WiUard u, by Geo. 11. 
firerett, agt. ; Ml. JBelknup, by Wm. Adm»i ^nkHn, by W. O. I 
k H. A. Oolaton. 

oiiiiM:A.ivTO?r, 

! (Including what is now the territory of the townn of Gilford and 
Belmoiit)incorporated ^lay 18, 1727. ropulation— 1776, 775; ITK',! 
2613; 1810, Ws'; (in i8i2 divid-^l. and (.illord lormed) im\ M*J^2; 

i (in ld5» divided, aud Upper*UiimaDtoii,now Belmont, loriuedji 

JP&9tmHufer§^l4^i H. tf odgetf ; Lmter^ Jtmei If. Gilman ; 

rmn }Vorl\^, Cliarlea A.Docklium. AWrc/jwrii — C'yrue Vuriioy, 
Albert H. l-:iuerson, Tyler S. Tllton. !IWit-r/rrlr— ,l(»liu K . 
! Woodman. C'lergyuieu — J^jfcuU Blake (Ceiitir), Jrrtiiuuli 
I Blake (Iron Works), (\niy.; C. U. Ew» r. Mtth.; J. C. Osgood, 
\ Ezra HviVa, F, Bap. Fhyuiriaitt y \\.]\^))\\ NVi^^ht, />/., Ot'oriie 
Montgomery, Jeremiah Blake. JUiitryfrjr — llionia» <'o;{s>vell 
(Iron Works), Alfred lr|^8Cott, John K. Woodman, micatlemy — 
i Gilmantou, Joseph BllU^e, Prin. SSchooi Com* — George \\\ 
I Aduni.<^, jr. SuMiiccM — Jonathan V. llill, Alfred I'reecott, John 
K. Woodman, Orrin FolBom^Tho's Cug«weil|jr^ iUMt: Stephen: 
L. Greeley, Andrew Mack, Qiwrvm; Hoset rrioe, Jamea M.| 
Gilman, Tyler S. Tilton, Jonathan W. Clough, Geo. W. I'artsonnJ 
I Kphraim lebbpt's, Henry E. Mur>h, J. S. Goodwill, Jioa«0 fi. 
■ GiiU', John K. Uualev, Charles A. Duckhum. 
; mfferchaHtg—S. 11. Dearborn, II. W. Teaslee. S. I#. Greeley, 
C. A. Dockhiim. A. Hatch, K. D. Tebbetttf, Tebbcits k John- 
son (I. W.), James 31. Gilman, L. H. Chase (Lower), variety. 

Mattn faeittrert— John P. HuFsey, plows and cultivators; A. 
j H. Emer.«iun, rakes (I. W.), Dorr Brothers, leather. M^at^merB— 
[ Jff. JP, #. €7o» J*res., John K Woouman ; Sec, Jo^iah J. 
Bean; Treas., Alfred Preecott. MMoiei^hy fiamuel 1*. Hoyt 
(Iron Works) ; by Isttc C. Hmh. 

.(Meredith divided) incorporated July, IbOo. Population— 1S60, 
^ 1806; 1870,M9. 

! Fo»im§m§t€r» — Joseph E. udlin; Wein^ MoteR B. Gordon. 

Sel€c-lMt<'M— A IpheuH Doloif, T«\'ior L. Grant, Charles F. ICobin- 
I son. X^iMTJi-clcirlE— Benjamin I*. Gale. derj^«M€>M— Harvey 

H. Stone, Cong. ; King S, Hall, Bcip. ; 0. Y. DeNonuandie, Unit. ; 

G. W. Norris, Meth. ; A. D. Smith, F. /Jap.; Cath. 

JPAyWrliYM*— David 8. I'reecott, A. J. Thompson, T. 8. Foster, 
I D. B. 2>ieUon, C. T. Week«, A. Lindsey, Horn,; is. L. True, Jioi.l 
< J9€M#M«—Geo.y .Pickering, A. U.C. Jewett. Etawyerw—Wtirrexil 
I Lovell, W.L. ^IeIrh(M , (;ro. W.8teven«, Ellery A 1 1 ibburd, Tho's J.i 

Whipple, Orfcino A. J. Vaughan,Wm. N. Blair. KritstiKs V. Jewell, 
, 8. B. Smith, F. M. Wadleigh. ^Volrtr»># — Almoji C. Leavitt, 
I Daniel S. Dinsmoor. •tfrMfflay— Gilford, F. M. Hawes, Prin. 

School Com^—Q. Y. DeNormandie, O. A. J. Vaughan. JfuBiiceB 

Orsino A.J. Vaughan, Thomaa J. Whipple, Gharlea Lane, luUery 

A. Htbb'ard, WfUiam N. Blair, George w. Stevent, Benjamin M. 

Sanborn, State; John C. Moulton, Daniel S Dinsnioor, (Jeo. L. 

Mpad, Sam'l M. Doe, Silas B. Smith, Quorum; Aiuom C. Dow, 
j Ebenezer P. Osgood, Benjamin P. Gale, Elijah H. BJai;>deli, A. C. 

Leavitt; S^ B^atod^ , B»aB>B»p. , 



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BELKNAP COUNTY. 



•IMereha^tg-^. B. Smith, W. h . Kiiiclit & Co., Weeks Broth- 
ers, dry goods; I'itman & Tiltoii. J. H. Tilton & Co., F. A. Dur- 
rell, variety; Otis Beaman, E. F. Burleigh, boot*«and shoes; Geo. | 
F. Mallard. J. E. Odliu, drugs and fancy goods; Is'. Jolmson, books 
and stationery; Jos. Kussell, S. E. Young & Co., John H. Tilton,' 
James 'A. Grove, J. W. Sanborn & Co., Tit man & Tilton, J. H.' 
Tilton & Co., jewelry and fancy goods; J. 1*. Atkinson, Jr., A. J. 
Farrar, Geo. L. Mead, groceries; Miss S. F. Gray, Miss Kate 
Feely, S. B. Smith, Kobiuson & Dorr, G. W. Wadleigh, millinery; 
W. F. Knight & Co., Titman & Tilton, J. H. Tilton & Co., boots 
and shoes; F. E. Ladd, meat; Clark & Ford, O. R. Yeaton, 

£roduce; G. W. Hall, A. O. & J. G. Bryar, C. E. Mckering, J. L. 
ean, J. B.Champlin, restaurants, F. H. Champlin, Cha's Thatcher, 
confectionery. •^/riiff/V/r/irrcr*— Belknai) Mills (J. A. Garmon, i 
Ag't.), repellants, liunnels, &c.; Kanlet Manuf. Co. railway cars;. 
Granite Mills (J. W. Busiel, Frop.), Gilford (^o. (B. E. Thurston), 
Laconla Co. (J. S. Tilton & Son), White Mountain Mill (L. F. 
BusJel), Lake Shore Mill (C. A. Busiol & Co.), Pitman & Tilton's 
Mills, Klverside Mill (B. M. Anpleton), hosiery; W. S. Thomas,; 
improved looms; J. R. Champlin & Co. machinerv and White 
Mountain Freezer; Belknap Iron Foundery(S. T. Thomas), cast- 1 
ings; Laconia Machine Shop, (N. H. Baldwin) mill work shafting | 
&c.; Gardner Cook, doors, window frames, sash and blinds; John 
Chapman, S. W. Sanders, stoves and tin ware; A. B. Seavev, D. i 
J. Dinsmoor, harnesses and trunks; J. F. Merrill, marble; T. D. 
Somes, furniture; J. (Gilbert, coffins and picture ft-unies; S. B. 
Jewett, artificial limbs; Wm. Lawrence, gunsmith ; L. D. Young. 
S. B. Smith, tailors; C. M. Elkins, baker; L. C. Duraud, S. A. 1 
Bostwick, gas titters; C. G. Howard, A. Thompson, Jos. Baruum, ' 
sign and carriage painters; Mooro & Sanborn, A. Thompson, 
blacksmiths; L^aac Smith, Tho's Hale, O. K. Yeaton, boot and 
shoe makers; N. Clark, 11, W. Lamprey, wheelwrights; Democrat 
office, F. W. Coffin & Co. printing; E. B. Beaman, bookbinder;! 
W. L. Wilder, S. A.Clark, Geo. U. Tibbetts, photographers; A.i 
L. Morrison. Josiah Howe, livery stables; S. J. 0^good, W. O. 
Whipple, A. M. Sanborn, barbers; Tuck & Doe (Weirs), bricks. 

E,ac0Mia J^'ationai Mtanh (1866). Capital S100,(X)0. Cashier, 
Daniel S. Dinsmoor; Directors — John C. Moulton, Pres., Ellery 
A. Uibbard, Joseph £. Odlln, Benjamin J. Cole, Samuel C. 
Clark, Hanson Beede. M^rouia Sarittga Bank, President, 

; Treasurer, Woodbury L. Melcher. Bestiurces, 

S397,372. MSelknap S€tri»tgM JBauk. — President, John L. 
Perley; Treasurer, liim^. P. Gale. Kesources, ^135.030.68. Gat 
Co,— Pres. D. S. Prescott; Aff'f, A. C. Leavitt. tMotet—Wil- 
lard^Sf by G. H. Everett; Franklin, by G. & U. N. Colston. 

(Onginallv called New-Salem) incorporated Dec. 30, 1768. Popn- 
lation— 1775,259; 1700,881; I820.»i4i6; 1850, 3521 ; (in 1856 divided, 
and Laconia formed from east portion) I86U, 1945; 1870, 1807. 

M^oMtmanter— Village, Winch; Center, Lane Plumraer- 
«*7f r/#m'M-Eben'r T. Blake, Thaddeus S. Moses, Ruftis Clark. 
5rofrii-f/<rl:— Josiah H. Prescott. C'/crjrywrM— Charles Burn- 
ham, Cong.; .Joseph St ore r, ^a;j,; J. Erskine, /''. Bap. M'hyni' 
cia9tM—(Jeora;e Sanborn. .1. H. Sanborn, Fels. M9rMii«i—\\. 
F. Smith. £Mwycr — Samuel W. Uolline. J^'oiarieg — Daniel 



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G. Beede, ^. A. i^add. ScM^i C Ucurge Sanborn, h\ 31. { 
Cawley. SmM ee m - ■ ■Hnion Seede, Kbenezer SteTen t, Rradbii r v : 

C. Tutlle, Joseph Ela, S. W. KoUin*. State, .Tosiah Norrie, .lusephi 
S. Neal, Fred M. Wadlcigh, rhilip D. BlnistU'll, .Josiah S. IiTprnlls. 
Quorum; Seneca A. LaUd, Uaiiid B. Eaton, David S. Mcicall, 
Isaiah Winob, John W. Beede, John Smith, Geo. H. H oit. 

JfMerchauis—J. W. Beede, B.D. Tlalsted & Co., J.H FrcFCott 
& Co., John Smith Jr., J. H. Knowles, Isaiah Winch & ( o., D D. 
Merriman, variety ; C. S. \N iggin, Ueo. M. liurleich, drugs: C. S. 
Frescott, boot.s and shoes ; T. 8. Moses, ttOTes tnd tm wm; Mii. H. 
N. Newell, Mis?es Knowlos, milliiiorv. ' 

•/Mr#mM/*ae#ifr«'r#— Waukauan AIilla,W. U. Martin & Co. prop., 
taoeierY; J. A. Lang, piano esfies; Geo. H. Clafk ft Co.. boxes; 
Greenleaf Maloon, A. W Harriman, K. W. Tre^cott, black^mithi; 
Jamp«» 8. Norris. cooper. Mtotei — Elm, by G. M. BuH«*i^'h. 



(Part of MouUonborough prore) incorpornlod Novrmbrr 27,1777. 

<i52; 1904; 18g0, 1612; IbdO. 15^; lb70, 



I IRMliMMMiM*— Chat'lflfD.Thyng. M(B«««t^— Kendrick W.^ 

I Smith, .Tohn V Smith, Martin L. Talmer. !rwj«-r/rr*— Charles 
P D. TliyiifT. C h'rgfftmen — ^o\\\i J. Butler. .John Fullonton.i 
Ij Smith Mort;an, K. H. Prescott, J^. Bap.; JMinicl M. Dearborn;] 
L Bap. M^hi^Mieiam—A, N. BroniOD ; Austin Durkee, J^of. JVMmry 
ZebinaC. Perkins. •#r*Mfrji#ic# — New-Hampton Literary In.-t., 
(ITreewill Baptist) A. 1^ Mest rvev. J'Hn.; Biblical Inat., J. Fullon- 
ton, Prin. Scha^i E. ii. I'm^cott. ^tf ###€•€* — Dud h 

Woodman, AagMns Burpee, Natha'l ¥. Smith, State; Kendrick 
W. Smith, (jnonnn: Edwin C. Lewis, WiUiam Dyer, ZeblM C. 
I'erklns, Tbaddeus 1*. Kobioson. ! 

Merrhmmf*-- M. H» llerr<m k Co., L. K. Avery, variety ; A. | 
Burpee, groceries; J. B. Thyng h 8<ni, drv^gists; C. B. Ssrgent,; 
Geo. V\ . Shaw, bootM & shoes. ' 

•flanufacittrer*-^ . Gordon, woolens; Jason Copp, bitters 
a^d liniment; Wm. P. Gord«tt lb 8m« Q* BDllhM. «aRiA|i«i; 
B. H. Carleton. tailor ; D4 Weodmia, kmbcsr. MUHM^Pemifft* 
toassett, Z. C. Perkins. 



laeorporated March 1, 1770. inclnded part of the present town 
of > ronklin. Julv, 1869, iJivided. and town of Tilton formed 
from its south part. Population— 1776, 469; 1790, 1687; 1820,i 
M67 ^MO, t74S; 1870, 1280. 

#*«siiie«ef«rt^E1lzabetk Bl. Lane; N&r^, fhomwi Webstei*, 

Jr.; Eaut, John Philbrook. S«lc€r#iis€M— Jonathan M, Taylor, 
Arthur C. Taylor. Arthur J. Crockett. JTottu-cferk— Jon Albni^ 
M. Taylor. Cte^jgifuieu — Moses T. liuuuels (Square), Cony.; 

C. A. Cook, V. iTBunker, Bap. ; Smith, F. Ban. Fit^Mi- 

riait— James B. Abbott, Fel. Seh^ot f'o§m.—Jo». N. Sanborn, 
Moses T. Runnels. jri###tfcc«— Thomas Webster, jr.,^'<a^e / J oua-, 
tbm M» Taf lor,^Benjanriin Caftey. ^ , , 
#VervtaH«-JMOii J. Bwrl«y (Norib), T^rMgr. > 



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(Saotbornton diTided)i]iMin>ortt«d Jalr,lW. Popolatioii, 1870, 

1147. 

JP©jla»«##er# — Bradbury M. Morrill; East, Chase Rollins. 
SelSfrf«t«M— Bleazer Davis, Horace Moulton, T^nard K,. Clougli. 

Vot^n-rff rk—S&m'\ U. Williamg. Clermtneu- , 

Cong.: L. J). Harrows (I*res. Elder), S. O. Kellogg, George J. Jud- 
klns, D. B. Chase, Mttli.i Marcellus A. aatn^t Ej^ia. JPhpai- 
eiimg^B. Lyford, James P. Osiborn; F. L. Mason, £ei. ; P* G. 
Wardwpll, Ilom. Xratrycr — F. R. Chaee, Charles C. Rogers. | 
J%*otary—\ym. T. Cass •€cad€tHy — S\ 11. Conf. Seminary and; 
Female Colh'^re, L. I). Barrows, Prts. Schoot Com* — Sylvester 
Dixon. Jm,iireg—V\m'A C. ftogerg, Jeremiah C.Tiltpn, Addiaon] 
B. Wyatt, Bradbury T. Wvoww^ State ; Amos II. Joiks, Quorum; 
JLeonard Clough, B. M. Durgiu, Jacob B. Sauboru,. Lymai^i B,j 
Ames, James P. Tilton, Daniel S. Clay, Wm. T. Case. 
JfMerehat^iB — ^ohxi F. Taylor, Aastman & Taylor, Park k 

Davis, >V. P. & J. Hill, variety; Kclsoa, apotlwcsiry ; C.! 

tC. Conanl, boots and bhoe^; C. O. Hunter, watches and jewelry; 
6..W. Sawver, Chase Rollins (liast), groeenes. Mmmmt^uiimmfw 
Alexander 11. Tilton, Bailey Mills, H. "W. Lawrcnco, v nolons; 
Blanchard & Shaw (East),* excelMor. Ctiiseuit J^*atMimai 
J»aMjfe(1865). Capital, S70,000. Cashu r, William T.Cass; Directors 
Asa F. Cate, Pres., Austin F. Fike, Woodbury Melclier, FJfHzer^ 
Davis, Joliii Kennlston, £pliraUn 3* Wadleigh. MMoM^JMxktf 
] by John L, Coffin. . " 



CARROLL COUNTY, / 

(Originally part of Strafibrd, ineorporated Dec. 22, 1840) containB 

eighteen towns. Ossipee, pliire town. Fopulatiou in IPro^i 
21,565; in 1860, 20,433; 1870, 17,331. Valuation, lbti8, 85,748,334.! 

JKcjr'f'^r— Loammi Hardyi Ossipee, Dan. (elected), 2276; XieTii 
Brnfth, y/ep , 1819; John ClileW, 61. Hardy's plurality, 466. 

'rrc«#ffr#?r— Jacob Manson, Dm,, (elected), 2i5< ; ChnrleR P. 
; Cook. Rep., 18474 M. H. Marston, 70; Juites Frencb.M. Hanson's 

plurality, 310. 

C««tiisl#H«ti«r«—BennettP,Stsoni, Conway; JoecphPftmaii, 

Jr., Bartlett; John M. Emer.«on, 3f onltnnborough. John M. 

Emerson, Z>r>w.. ^162; iSamuol B SliHcktoid, Hep., 1847: Alonzo 
, Peuvey, 85; John A . Marston, G4, Knu-rsou's plurality, 315. 
I «Jfc«r#ir-Lea vl 1 1 II . Eastman .Con way . 

Mfepttty Sheriff9—(yn}iraif (Center), Hugh M. ^Norton; Mculi- 

soHf Alonzo Alley; Ejiinyhain, Aolan Demeritt; J^oultcmborouffh, 

Joel P. Cotton; Ossipee, Luther Totttc; Scmdtttich, GBman 
; Moulton; TVrmiror///. Sumnol R. Remlck.; ^oJb^ct^ Hiram Paltl; 

Corouers — Ossijjee, Apa B«»acham; Wol/cboroiigh, Xho's JHost. 

COUNTY JDSnCES-lSa.to 1866. 

Nath'l Rogers, Wolfeboro', 1841 (Tho's P. Drake, EfTingham, 1843 
John Crocker, £aton, '41 1 Tho'b Riist, WolfebMenngh, '46. 



COUNTY AND TOWN STATISTICS. 



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Geo. W. M. Pitman, BftrUett,1866 

John N. Lord, Freedom, '66 
A. D. Averv, Wolfeborough, '66 
ChaHes Nowell. " '68 
Arthur <J. Quiniby,StttidW'ch,»B9 
Chariej* W. Wilder, Cooway, '60 
Joseph Q. Koles, Ossipee, '61 
£b«ne26r Uarviii, Wakefield, '62 



( yrus K. Drtke, Eflliighftni,1808 

Jnwph E. Perkins, F-alon, '64 
rhilip D. Blaisdell/I ultonbo. r/, 
Jo8i'ph B. Trickey, Jackson. '66 
Alpbonzo S. Rust , Wolfeborti ' , GT 
Bonnftr 1'. Siroat, Conway, 't'.s 
Joseph ritoian, jr.. Barllett, '6i* 
J.M.£mer80o,Monltoiiboro', '70 



VrimOAi^CbBMf Conway, 1841 1 Wm. M. Weed, Sndwloli, Uft6 

Solkiicrit. ' 

Zacbaiiah Baoheldcr, Wolfe- | Luther I). Sawyer. OKsipiy^, 18r»6 
borough, 1841 Cha'a Chet^ley, AVakelicld, '61 

Sanborn B. r»rtor, Oi-sipee/ '49 Jotiah U. Uobba* IUditou» '64 
Sam'l Emerson, Moultonboro '51 { 

Sfteriffs. 



Enoch ]teinick,Tamw'th, " 1856 
Oba'i H.r«rker,WolMlKK " HA 
LeavittU. £eatiiHUi, Oo»- « 
way. Jan. '66 



Ja's Garvin, Wakefield, 1843 

Jonil. Wedfiewo^d, Eifinff- 
ham, Jan. '46 

Joseph Weulwortb* Sand- 
wich, Jan. '51 

Judges of Probate. 

Jona. T. Chase,Conway,Jan.l841 . Larkiu D. Mu^on, Tunnv th, 
Joel Eastman, " July, '66 1 March, 1868 

Obed Hall, Tamworth. Jan. 1841 1 Oani O. Beed^ Sandwich, 
Sanborn h. Carter, Osflipt^o, July, 1866 

Jan. '51 

Rcgiiifers ((/" Deeih. 
Jo's Wentworth, Osaipee, 1841 | Loammi Hardy, Wolfeboro' 1843 

Zebulon Pease, Freedom, 1841 j Aaron (j. Smiili, Tumworth, 'r>7 



'43 

r 



45 



Brackett Wiggin, Oajjipee, 
Joshua N. Cate, Brooklieid, 
Dudley Pike, *• '47 

Moulton H.Mar8ton,8fm)w'cb'49 
Stephen W. IVrkiiiB, Eaton, '51 
KliaM Towle. Freedom, *53 
Daniel Brackett, Wakefield, 18o6 



Mosoi* Merrill, Ossipee, '59 
.John G. Hobinson.Tamw'th, '61 
Beig.M. Mason, 3loult<)nboro' '63 
Alvin BI. Davto, Freedom, '66 
Thomas Nute, OWipee» '67 
Jacob Manson, 



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Incorporated Ko^ 



dNo\ 10.1766, as Burton; 1834 nomo changed. Pop- 
ulutlon-ITlK). 141; 1^^20,209; 1860,456; 1860, 480; 1870^889. P.O.| 

address tor town, C onway. ! 

Jt<r#cr#ii««#«— Thomas J. Allard, James M. Shnckford. Bur/rossS.i 
Kent. fll^paraf-ci^lfc-^Tohn R.Parrtfih. €flei-»yMffin—T/icoj,fiifu.<^ 
Rrnirn, F. Unp. Schoof f*om.— Chester I'nrrish. JuBiieet^ 
John \\ larri-h, Thoniiis J. A Hard, Stephen W. Aycr««. i 



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OAmOIiZr OOITNTT. 



Merchaui — Orrm Kobertaon, variety. mfMat^MfaciurerM—X 
Jobn Douglas, A. BuMel], wn. H. AUeD, himler (Conwajr). j| 

Enoorpoimted June 16, 1790. Population -1790, Mi Ifi^t 4U;| 

1S5(), 761 ; 1860, 737 ; 1870, G29. l| 

jP«##iiMijr#<'r#— Arthur L. Meserve: Lover, George Pitman, j 
flf«lle«#jii»«jf— George \V. M. Pitman, Fraukliu George, John D. I 
Xhomp8on . V o wtm ^eterk—J ohn D. Thoinpsoii . C^rfirpm^eu— I 
Orison T. Sinclair, M(^th.: S. Kenereon, F. Bap. Phyairitttt — | 
James O, H. Buruham, A«atr|f£r->G. W. 31. l:'itmaiivPJ «tatut«, J 
Sek9mi 470mu-^ohn P. Pitman. SmaHttw^fi. W. M. TiuX 
man. stnf<^ ; J«)scph Pitman, Jr., Wm. L. Cliai;dler, Franklinll 
Goor«ct', Mark W. IMorce, Isaac ^lescrve, Klias AJ. Hall. (| 

•yM€t'rhunt»—Lt\\i& Gray, Geo. W. M. Pitman (Lower), Orson I 
T. SinciairJ Center), Twrietgr. JfMmmfmeiwMrtra^eo. (j. Luey, | 
lumber; Tbftodiy Perkins, blacksmitli. mmM—hy M. T.:| 
StiUiiigg. I 

11 

(OrigiDally part of Middleton) incorporated Dec. 30, 1794. Pop- 1 
vlaUon— IdOO, 504; 1820, 690^ 1860, 652; 1860, 472; 1870, 416. | 

^■•##iif«##«'r— Charles Coleman, ftf eferf utrft—N on h Robin- 
sou, John VV. Lang, Geo. A. Wiggin. Ve^wM^cierk—ii. M. Lib- 
bey. Seibmmt €7Mi«--ClMir)e« Coleman. •Vifc##ee«-^Du41ey C.| 

Coleman, J. Ncul Cate, State; Jonathan W. Sanbom, Chariandi 
Alien, Moses C. Cate^ Charles Coleman. | 

Incorporated Feb. 7,1767. Population— 1790, 58 ; 1820, 298; 1840,1 
683; 616; 1860, 489; 1870. 446. P. O. Address^, Stowe, Me. I 

Seferimen — Jonah Hill, jr., Josiah W. Walker, Lorenzo D.' 
Uarriman. 7L'ompu^ierh—lt\xi*:\ £. Clay. Ci€rMtf»»Mu—iL. B. • 
Pitce, Cong. ; A. Hateb. Meth, Sehtfrni €mm. — AtfM A. East- 
man, Asa Chandler, Jacob C. Eastman. .f^Mjr#if€'#— Ithlel £.1 
( lay, Quorum; Scth Wyman, Edward Wrbb. H. W. (iiiptill. ' 

mfMercMaui—l. E. Clay, variety. JUaunfmeinrerM^Wm. D..\ 
Jewell, boots and sboes; Forestl Sanborn, 1. £. Claj, Ittmbef. 

(Formerly called P«'(inukLll ) incorporaled April 6, 1772. Popu- 
lation, 1776, 272; 171)0, 674, 1840, 1611; 18i>0, 176^; 1800, 1U24:, 
1870, 1607. . 11 

iRo«#JN«rtf#erj— James G. Od 11 ; North, BenJ. D. Eastman; 
C'liftr, Hugh 3IcNorton. Seterimen — h^awder S. Morton, 
George P. btilphen, James F. l^iiisinQrc. Votvu^cterk — Lean-, 
der H. Morton. Ctergumen—llL&vrtkTii M. Eastman, i?ett6e»; 

Kimball (North), Cong.; J. P. Chapin. h'fp.: Jonathan Fletcher, 
F.Unp.; 8. F. Stront. Mrth. JPiii§f«irtfiiji«— Nathaniel Greenlaw. 
MianryerM — Joel Ka.'-tiiian, Edwin Pease. J^rkm^i — 
Daniel B. Merrill. SMaiiccM — Joel £a8tman, Samuel B. 8haok- 
fonl, Edwin Pease, C harles B. Shackford, 5^<a/6 ; . Leandi r P. 
Morton, Christoiiher W. Wilder, Beuuet P. Strout. EdwwrU b. 
Lamsou, Quorum; Samnel Hazelton, Isaac £. Merrill.^ 



T6w y STATISTICS. 153 

w^erfihrnnU—h. S. Morton (O'liter), T. A. Hnn«on. N. 8. 
I>AVi8, Mrs. M. £. Strout, BeoJ. D. East man, K. Ha^ii^J. h K. 
\l^ttekei% Geo. W. Barkel* (North), J. O. Odell, H. P. Wo«d ft 

Son (Center), varietjr; L. 8. Morton (North). T A. Hanson. r> . 
M. Clia!»p, tailors. Jffauu^et nrrr a— yierrxW & I'i ndextt^T, sttiiw 
board; James Garland (North;, tinware; Isaac M. Cha^c (North,] 
A. Merrill ft Son, earriaffes; Altan ft Warren, L. C. Quint, tan< 
Tiorp: W. S. Carter, b)ack9mitb. WWotrfM—Contrav. hx L. II, 
Eastman; CUfT, by J. M. Gih«on ; MrMiflnn, bv John McMillan; 
Intervaf, by W. H. H. Trick* •y ; A'('(irMir(/t', h^S. Thompson ; 
North Conway, by N. R. Mason. Vmnwaff 
Prei,, lk» 8. Moeton; Treas,, B. O. Abtooit. 




(Inolqding whaiia bow tbe town oi M ad iaon) incorporated Nov, 
7,1706. ropiitetio»-17M,268;l^,ia71il8f0,U6l; ldaO(Madl> 
son taken off)» 780; 1870, 666. 

M'0gtm§aatrr—\lvnry IT. Kobertson. SetrrtstiCM — Oom out 
Drew, Charleti K«)lxirt50D, B*»njamin h . Wukflield. aW«rii-rl«?rA— 
William Kobei uon. CUrgum^iu-^ . yict<jher. W. S. Merrill, 
J*. Bap. Mlgr#«<rlot»— Wm. P. Atkinson. Mei bmm t Cmm, C l wa - 
cut Drew, ^tfjrfirf* — Joseph E. rerkinf, Staff: John W, 
Perkins, Stepiiea AiiArd, OMorum; gUas Snow. liiramB. Allard. 
Cliiurlea BoMrtton, ThomiB 8haekford, Edwin Snow, dement 
Drew. 

•Iferrhamig— Edwin Snow, T. U. GiJeg & Son. N. G. Talnrier, 
variety. JfMamufaetMrerk^o. ft A. Snow, lumber. MMai'ei^ 
by. BoOfCt IMIiiMB. 

(Including part of Freedoo) formerly cailed LeavUt^s To^ rc 

liicoruoxated August la, 1788. I'opnlatioa— lli^ SQ: 1790. 

1830, Im 1860, m2 ; 1860, 1210 ; 1870, 904 

JP<wftM<aitrt TfniMh DMwiem ; FalU, Ma L. TlenFjtitt 
C&iter, Jeremiah W. Pearborn Setcrittfeg^ — John I amp hear 
John V. Granville, Charles E. Moore. Votrm-^ii rk — Aide 
M. Rumery. F it ytiria»^-^1 ore mi Ah W. Dearborn. M^^mfgemg-' 
Josiah Dearborn, ^Sumuel Q. Deai^buri). Schmm t Andrew 
J. Wedfjwood. jM§i4ce9 — Jonah Dearborn, CyniF. K, IVnke, 
RitCua U. Burbaiik.JohnU Demerit t.^aksi^ L. liraJte, 

SQmh Taylor, Benjaftrin F. T^lor^ Jontt L; iDin^itt, Jex«aiah 
W. Dearborn, Samuel Q. ^oarfw*^^.;i^■^ ll^ntetftn.| Charlie Ofttc, 
Tho's J. Cate, Henry F. Snow. 

•W€rcftaMl« — 3^attsou ft Co., Denefitt ft On., FceA Bra4> 
bnry (Falls), C. B. Drafte ft SoA, B. JT. I^jlor (Ohi|W)i Jbhtt 
Leavitt, variety. •WMWir^vr/ifrrr— AeronClMKlffMltkWiftm 

kFormedfrom lUiPt of i^ngbani, and Ossipee Gore) iaoornoratod 
I l^e ISH. PopnltAS^aiQ,^ 816; 1860, 910; IdOStl. 1870, 



fBtmnwtet — Tfeiipalaer Towle. Se1erimeu-—M\)0Tl Locke, 

Gardner l<rook«, Klin-J K. SnrjyfTit. 5PrMrM-r#rrJb- — Charles \\\ 

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i Andrews. C'iergyuu!Un^A. W. Jdobbs, F. Bern. W^ntf$iciam'^ 
Albiuu i\ TopliC A. W. Hobbs, Augustus D. Merrow. Scko^ 
eViM. — Silas A. McUanle). ^MMticcg^mhs Towle, St(itei 
Sk'pheu J. Kenerson, Quorvm; John l'ar«ons, Albert LookCy 
iiatli'l Meserve, Clip's B. Audrewa. 8teub<^JL>anl'orth. 
•V0f«*m##^Lord Ifillikea, Bion £. Hftmon, SUm LTowle, 
J. N. Moulton, variety. Jftamnfaciurert — Horace G. Hoath, 
3Ioulton & Ward, harnesses; C. & C. Fareon.';, bobbins; J. & S. 
Uuekiu:}, Towle & Kimrsou, Joeiah Thurston, lumbermeu ; Lord & 
Milliken, clothinf^; Reuben H. Harmon, cooper; Nath'l Meserve, 
Ja'8 Andrew^. Uriah Towle, carnages; Churchill Bros., l^'athor ; A. 

G. Fowler, E. b. Hayes, James H. Thurston, Joseph M. Andrews, 
blackftmlths; Elias W. Harmon. Bion E. Harmon, Charles H. 
Beach, boots and shoes; Mrs. L. D. Stanley, millinery; Charles 

H. Andrews, tailor; Davif? & fluckins, bricks; C. O. Parsons, 
spools. Ogtimee VaUev Vcm Ceuts Samimg* IBuuk—PreB^t 
Jbsiah TiranlfoD: OMSt. BUHscV&fi^. BM^nrasB, 922,640^. 
ja^iei — CarroU, by Jonfth Towle. ^ 

Fopniatton^iafiOr 68| 1860^ i4; 1870^ 2S» JP. tMxms, BavUett. 

AefscfaMrif — Hiram Parker. Oliver T. Stillings, Harvey Long- 
worthy. iTofTw-cfcr*— John O rol|b. - Stehmoi ^obnj 
O. Cobb. ^u##<ce— Hiram Parker. 



Incorporated byname of Adame, Dec. 4, 1800; 1829 name changed.! 
Fopalation-IBOD, 180; ^g», 86$;. I860* fi89; I860, 687; 1870, 474. 

Po##iisiMi^f*^llTer P. Mesenre. Seiee ii m en — GranWIlc! 

Elkins, Ira R. Harriman. Cyrus F. Perkins. 5ro#rff-r#'<prlfc— Jon- 
athan Gale. Clcr^y»f««— Jonathan Gale, A/e^/i. W^hyticioMs 
Daniel Dinsmoor. A>c*oo# C^m.— -Geo. W. Meserve, Jfm*iice» 
Cleorge P. Meserve, State; Jonathan G«le. Mwm&9mmH 
Frank L. & M. S.Mason, N. T. Stillings, variety. JWauurac*] 
#wrer— Nicholas T. Stillings (Bartlett)^ stareh. MMmie^^acksoni 
Falls, by J. B. Trickey. 

(Eaton divided) iiijBOTpo»ted Jane, 1858. Popnlati((m-1860,886;| 

• 1870, 640. 

JPoitfrnagterM— Comer, Ira Atkinson ; East, Mark P. Blai^dell. 
^lecl«»€M— Mark P. Blaisdell, Jerome Snell, Robert K. Chiok.:| 
X^tnt-dMb-^ James J. Merrow. M^hyHe i mm s — » Daniel 
Hobbs. John Swan. X^trjfrr— Josiah H. Hobbs. OergymaM 

Charles llurJin, Merrill, F. Ban. Seh^^i Com.— ^ohn Swan. 

•JtMltfce^ — Josiah H. Hobbs, William Mason, State: Jotham 
JSarmon, Qwtrum; James' J. ]iem^3HMc P. Blaisdell, George 
(Merrow, All ort Allard. 

Mer€haMis—M.errow & Soruton, Ira Atkinson, Wm. Harmon, 
varit^ty : Cblflilaiair fiBver X<ead Hlning Co. MmM — by Ifatb'l | 
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IiMor]N>na«d Nov. %7, 1777. PopalatiOD— 1775, 272; 1790, 0(jo\ 

^ %m, im^ im, im; im, ms; im» isw. 



'rrtf— Jamei ti*reiieb; J?M, Jeretnlah Lilby. *f>«* 
fcc/At#r#i — .Toll II M. Emerson, Cha*8 15. S. Watpnn. Oli^rr T*rinio. 
I'oirM-r/#'r^— William H. H. Flanders. r7/rjrjy*MrM— Dai it l 
Goodwin, (liris.; J. E. Robbing, 3/<^A. JV#y* /r#«*i— William 
H. H. Miisou, /H. JPintry* i- - Sumutl I-^niersoii. SrAooi ('o§m» 
B. M. & W. II. Mason. jfH&ticeM— Job i\ Dow, .samuel Ktuer- 
i&ou, William U. U. Mat<ou, Beig. II. Matron, John M. Kmcrtion, 
Siat^f* Mark Randall, Eleazer Davin. JoelF. Coton, Wm. H. U. 
Flanders, William 11. Ma^ou, .loua. Cupp, C. B. S, Watson, Edwin 
F. Brown, .Tames S. I- r.'ncli, John raint'. 

MerchauiB—J tiuwi E. French, A. T. Jacklard, W. H. 11. Flan* 
ders & Co., variety. «W4nNW#^ltoMwr«^Lyman Brown, brlcka; 
0. F. Uttatress, caniagaa. 



(Formerly ealltd K«w<iarden) incorporated Feb. 22. 1786^ Popu- 
lation-1776, 96; 1780, W; IMO, WO; J860, Sm; 1860, 1998; 

1870, 1822. 

J*o«#jiMW#€r#— Martin Kicker; 0»iU<r, Gid«'on Gilinan; iresf, 
Jeremiah Maston; W^U-er I'illtuie, Kicluird Btachaia; Mouiii/H' 
viUe, J. W. Merronr. Seieeimtu—AWtn White, tieorge H. Bias, 
James Nute, jr. V ^t r f^cUrk — Charles W. f iitnt. ^'/rrjry- 
fti/'ji— F. 1*. 8mith, Cong.; John Chick, H iuLer, F. Jinp.: 

M. 8h«irraan, iV/e^A. JPilijfviri^iMf— Nathaniel Cruut, Ueorjjt' W. 
Tibbetts, Willimn 11. Grant. M^atraers—SHnborn B. Carter, 
S-.imuf 1 D. Quailt s, ,^*oi/rrtf—C]iti'fiB. Gafin . Srhool i'om,\ 
Allen White, Francis Iv. ilobhit, iSanbom B. Cart< r. JmbH^cb — ' 
Saabom B. Carter, Boel C^. Carter, temoel D. i^uarhs, state: 
Kdword Ucrsoy, Qvorum; Lnthcr Youuk, Levi Hiuilh, ImiuI I.. 
Sandor8. Loamnii Ilurdv. Joficjih Q. Koleci, Jitmtrtt ilud^don, J olin 
W. Merrow, lltniy l . ( ttii«;r, JoJjn C. Bickturd, Nath'l Giai»l, 
Charle8 B. Gafney, Mo8ef> Merrill, JeflT. U. Jewell. Robinson Burt* 
won. i^iirns F. stiliingai YtiooMM Knta, Uanrj Banks, M. V. 

Kicker, Geo. B..Sia9. 

MerchnHia — J ncoh F. Brown, Nathaniel Grant (Center), 
Hartin Q. Kicker. T. W. Carter. Frank Hobba (weet). T. H. GiU 
man, W. B. Sc«'^rfrol, variety. •W«MMr«rr#ifrrr# — Moulton 
Mason (Center), bedstead:} ; Solomon Uam, bobblua, shin^^les uud 
lathes* C. H. mart, sash and blinds. lUmM^^Ames, by Heury 
J. Banks; rnrmll, bv John Clark; Center, bf Gideon GUman ; 
2¥nerifier, by X>aniel A. Hyde, 

incWporated Oct. 26, 17G8. ropulation~1775, 245; 1790, 906; 
1830, 2743; 1850, 2577; IStiO, 2229; 1870, 1854. 

JPoWwfftlrrjr— Joseph Went worth ; reti/<'r,Charle8Blanchard ; 
Horth, Nicholas M. Bean. A^clirciiMCM — Cha's W. Donovan, 
Koali It. Wttson, i^flmail Monlton. g^sr w .g i sr * Frank E. 

Burleigh, t'terscymeu — — , ('<m<j.: (.'eorife W. Bean, 

Hugh Beede, .loiiuthan Woodman, F. Bap.: M. T. C'illey, Mvth. 
FhtiMlrianft — Tho's J. Sweatt, /'c/., John Blackmer. EMBvyerg 



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CARROLL COUNTY. 



David H. Ulll. J^'otai^— Ira A. Bean. •:^r«/#* jiMi/— Sandwich, 
D. G. Bcede,/Vt?i. School ^*om .— John lihickuicr. JuMtirea 
Moulton H. Marpton, William M. Weed, Daniel G. Beede, Wm. 
A. Pa^^e, State: Enoch Fellows, Harrison N. Hart, Tho's J. 
Sweatt, 08car T. Vittum, Quorum; Christopher ('. Fellows, Gilman 
Moulton, Arven Blauchard, David H.Hill, James M. Smith, Wm. 
F. Qiiimby, J. Cone Beede, Jonathan E. Hilton, Oliver Chase, 
Lanjrdon (i. Clark, Charles W. Hill, Charles W. Donovan. 

Frank E. Burleigh, Charles Blanchard (Center), 
Nicholas M. Bean, Arven Blanchard (North), Albert R. Kimball, 
Wm. A. Heard, variety; O. C. Fellowa (Center), apothecary. 

•IFau ufacfityerM—E,. Gould & Son (Centerj.shoes; B. F. Stur- 
tevant (^"ortli), shoe pegs; Tho's Davidson, leather. 

Cart'oti i'oMuiy J%\ttiottai Miatih (18&5). Capital, $50,000. 
(!>»67i/>r, Cliristopher C. Fellows; 7>//vr^>rx— J oseph Wentworth, 
Pres., Enoch Q. Fellows, John M. Stevenson, (jeorge W. Lang, 
Paul Wentworth. Mtoit l—Red HW, by II. Magoou (Center). 



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1790, 260; 1820, 



Incorporated Oct. 14, 1766. ropulation— 1775, 151 ; 1 
cl442; 1860, 1766; 1860, 1679; 1870, 1844. 

f*o*#/im<r/rr#— Mary J. Gilman ; South, J. T. D. Folsom ; Iron 
Works, James Emery. Srfertmeu — J. W. Pollard, Lowell Ham, 
Nahum Gilman. Voirti-el^rk — Joseph Gilman. tlergytnen 
Samuel H. Kiddel, dmrj.; John Runnels, F. Bap. M^hy&irian 
J. C. Bassett. J^fryf #• — Obed Hall. Schoot four*.— S. H. 
Riddel, John Runnels. Jnglicea — Obed Hall, Joseph Gilman, 
Larkin D. Mason, John (i.Itobinson, True Perkins, State; 8amnel 
8. Beede, Andrew Nealley, Charles P. Cook, Otis G. Hatch, 
Alonzo Nickerson, Daniel Tilton, Edwin F. Nealey, Samuel 
Berry, James Howard., L. E. Gordon, Nicholas W. Mason. 

JfierrhaniH — L. D. Mason, E. S. Eastman (South), Hatch & 
Emery (Iron Works), C. P. Cook, Wiggin & Robinson, variety. 
Jftattttfartttrers — L. D. Bartlett (South), hay rakes; Thurston, 
Twonibly & Co., thread spools. MtoieiM — GilmaiVSfhy J. Gilman. 

TXJFTOiVHOIlOTJOTX, 

Incorporated Dec. 17, 1795. Population— 1790, 109; 1830, 1376; 

1850, 1305; 1860, 1185; 1870, 949. 

VoHi Mat acta— Corner, T. F. Hodsdou ; Motrin Village, Daniel 
H. Durgin: Mackerel Corner, Ai^divw L. Hersev. Setectmrtt — 
Tlionms J. Hersey, IsaacjN. Bicklbrd, Tho's S. llodsdon. TowH" 
r/rj-l:— John L. Hersey. Cict-ffUHaen—C. A. Cressey, Meih. ; 
Silas F. Bean, S. P. Fernald, F. Bap. ; Daniel Wiggin, AVm. S. 
Morrill, ChHs.: T. W. Tiper, Adv. JPhyaiciatia — Duma] E. 
I'almer, T.A. Ilalev. Sctaool Cout,—i\ A. Haley, O.Richardson. 
JTii at icea— John flaley, State; Wentworth L. Young, John F, 
Stockbridge, Charles G. Edgerlv, Quorum; George Fox, Edward 
Grant, Daniel W. Horner, John E. Bennett, James C. Seavey, 
Charles A. Mclntire. 

JfMerciaanta—U. H. Durgin, O. Richardson (Melvin Village), 
A. L. Hersey, E. Doe (Mackerel Corner). T. F. Hodsdon. W. V. 
Young (Tuftonboro' Corner), variety. .lifaMM/ac/Mrcf— Daniel 
^ W. Horner (Melvin Village), bobbins. | 



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(OH^ftbally called East Town) Incorporated Ane. 80. 1774. Popu- 
latipD-1776, 8SK)i 1790, 446', 1840, 1696 j 1860, 1406; 1860, U<8; 

^••*#»Mf#*<rr#— William Sawyer; iTorO, WlUiam Powell; 

East, Tho'8 Wood; Unim, Cha's A. Tamev; JFnnu '^ Afilis,. lohn 
G. Sanborn. Sefe^UpMM— E^nezer Uarvlu, James McN. Look, 
James Tudker. W l wi pi iiii i jl ^ Andrew J. Milliken. CUrn-i 
met*— Nathaniel Barker, Dane D. Tappan, rang.; Hiram pj 
Mansur, F. Bap.; Joseph Spinney, Adv.; Nathaniel D. A«lnni<. 
Meth. J»*jf#fc#«M# — Samuel W. Koberis, /W., WiUmui Ji. 
Reynolds (Union). JFcfffit^ — Wm. B. BeynoMf. rifpfiM 
Amasa Copp, Charles Chesley, Luther D. Sawver. »V«|«r»^: 
Wm. Sawver. «tfci«#wir— Wakefield. «c*4ro/ 6'o«t.— Nath'l 
Bcrker, Cha'g A^Ymnr, MmgiireM — John W . Sau boru, KJ^ja h 
Wadleigh, Lather D. Sawyer, Wm. Sawyer, L. G. CaUs John 
Tredlck, .<?^afe; James McIi-CttOk, aWl B. Smitli, J«i. 
WiMin, Morrill B. Smith. 

JmerehmMiB ■ W fflhwn Powell, Edwird G. Haaaon (North), 
Joseph P. Gilmaii, Charles A. Vnrney, A. F. Wood ft Co.,* 
(Union); Goldthwait & Brown, Milliken k Carvon. JfManmm 
/<ir#wrer#— Nute & Mills, shoes, hats and caps; liehj. tdxerly, 
tin ware; Dane S. Burley^^ots and shoes; A. Marland, worsted; 
Wood & Uanaford, tatrhers; Luther G. Cate, lumber and boxes;; 
Herbert F. Stevens, marble; Dudley C. Colman, gristmills; Ports. 
Gieat Falle h Cob way ndlway shop (Union); Jolt n O. Sanborn, 
erist mill and lumber (Home's ililis); Waldron & Me^erre^ 
John W. Sanborn, lumber; George Seward, .vliiii^'lrs iKa^ri; 
Daniel lirackett, shingles and bobbins; David IMlai ttonl. pr^^t 

Eob*tH»i:ike (Union). m fmS k m ^jK«<-BWat Wadlcjith. \ 

AVOI^FX:!} OltOXT Gil, 

(Kamed for Gen. Wolfe) incorporated Julv 0, 1770. PopulatiOB-^ 
1776, 211 ; 1790, 447 ; 1820, 1794 ; 20&S ; 1870. 1995. 

JPtfHsiMW#€r#— Charles H. Hersey; iSouth, Albert F. Avery; 
North, Geo. Gage; Center, Joseph A. Mudd. Seig€imeM — \ 
Daniel Martin, >ath'l Wig^^in, John H. l^ust. V9§9M' clerk— I 
Jonas W. Piper. CleM|Mis€ss— Tho's A. Emerson , Frank Hole >/ , I 
John Wood, Cong.; Blmage For*, Cummings Paris, William; 
K. Lucaa, F, Bap.; Lewis Pliillips, OiHs. JPAy##rl«*i#— Jeremiah | 
R. Smith, Kufus H. King, Henry R. Parkor. £#wir*/rr#— William 

; C. Fox, Buel C. Carter, Gat'ney. -tfriirf^Msif— \Vgil#horouj:h, I 

Goo E ( iKise, Prin. A€^mr4e»^lLtnry B. W;a1iyBlHe y; | 
John M. Brackett, Israel B. Manning. Schoot C*««f.— Oscar F. 
Whitten. ^M##<ee#^ Daniel Martin, John Fox, William C. 
VOX, Abel Haley, Charles F. Parker, George W. Warren, Th omas 
Bust, Thomas L. Whitton, State; Moses T. C{ite, John G. Cate, 
"Roscoe G. Holmes, John H. Rust, Joseph Stevenson, Quorum; 
John W. Avery, Charles F. Chase, Oscar F. Whitton, Charles 
Remick, John W. Cotton, Alomo I. Ome, Charles H. Parker, 
Alphonzo II. Rust, Brackett F. Avery. i 

Merchauig—D, iL. Whitton, LeviT. Haley, Cha's E. Banfield 
k Co., Henry R. Parker, B. Dunn, H. Wlllard, Geo. Gnge (^^orth) • 



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M^RTMAdK COUNTY. 



F'rank Parker, J. P. Ueath, Daniel Younff (South), variety: Isaac! 
VV. Cotton, jeweler; Horsey & Peavey, Bicklord & Morgan, Henry! 
K. Parker, drugs and raedecines; Otis Evans, John Itogert^, 
R. G. York, shoee. •ItunitfacturerB — Moses Varney, Joseph , 
Varney, John C. Edgerly, David Chamberlain, leather; C. W. 
rhurston & Co. shoes; Libbey, Varney & Co., Hersev, Thompson ! 
& Co. lumber; J. \V. Springfield, woolens; Jesse D. Uall, Charles 
Wentworth, Isaac Lovering, blacksmiths; Nathaniel MaHon,! 
cooper; L. T. Haley, Boardman Dunn, tailors; Israel B. Manning, 
John D. Waite, milliners; Oliver Dowlin, dentist; Kemick & 
Hodgdon, doors, sash and blinds; William B. Hodge, fur- 
niture; Jacob Hanson, marble. MmUc JYaiional Bauk (incor- 
porated 1854). Capital, ^75,000. Cashier, Charles G. Tebbetts; 
Directors, John M. Brackett, Pres., Moses Thompson, Aaron 
Koberts, George \V. Hersey, Blake Folsom, Otis Evans, Nath'l 
T. Brewster. Carvoll t'ountu Fire Cetitg Seirin^s 
Wiank, Pres., George Kust; 'Irrasnri'r, John 31. Brackett. 
Resources, .■!«38C,2G1.66. Ijakc Fire MuMiwanre Co, Pres., A. 
H. Rust; Sec'!/ and Treasurer, John Vox. MM otei a— Pavilion, by 

A. L. Howe; XoAe, by George Kenistou; Franklin, by John W. 
Avery (South). 

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(Originally part of Rockingham and Hillsborough, incorporated 
July 23, 1823) contains twenty -six towns. Concord, shire town. 
Population in 1850. 40,339; in 1860, 41,409; 1870, 42,157. Valua- 
tion, 18G8, $19,964,690. 

Resiaier—n\om7i& M. Lang, Pep. (elected), 4fiG3; Harvey 
Campbell, Dem. 8274; Frank D. Woodljury, L. Reform, 1492; scat. 
73. 

irrrCT#»f#vr — Joseph T. Goss, 7?^/). (elected), 4580; Andrew 
Gault, JJem. 34tK); Cha's F. D. llildreth, Reform, 1352; scat. 147. 
" i'otMiu iMMiouerg— Eri Poor, Hooksett, Daniel E. Hill. North- 
field, Enoch I'age, Sutton. Enoch Page, ReiK 4504; Enoch G. 
Wood, J)cm., 3373; Parker Brown, Reform, 1898; scat. 144. 
" NheHff' —Henry L. Burnham, Dunbarton. 

MMepnti/ SherHfM — Concord, Jonathan L. Pickering, Joshua 

B. Merrifl, Frank S. Dodge; Canterlmry, William H. Currier; 
Franhiin, Jonathan P. Sanborn; JJenniker, D. Warren Cogs 
well; Hopldnton, William Colby, (Contoocook) George B. Hardy; 
New-London, Albert Little; Newbury (South), Eli Dodge; /'m- 
hroke, Clifton B. Hildreth (Suncook): Pittsjield, Frank B. Berry, 
Jonathan Towlej irarwer, Albert P. Davis; JVilmot {Flat), Albert 
Sanborn. 

Deputies in other counties authorized to serve in Merrimack 
Cbunty: (Rockingham) Deerfield, Richard J. Sanborn; Candia 
CarrB. Havnes, removed to Concord; (Belknap) /.acmiia, David C 
Batchelder; (Hillsborough) Manchester, Daniel L. Stevens, Isaac 
W. Farmer, Alfred G. Fairbanks; (Sullivan) Newport, Kufus P 
Clncgett. 

^«»7rr— Frank S. Dodge, Concord. 

Coroner attd Sea fer— Concord, Seth Eastman. 
I Sttp't or f'ontity J^«rtM— Charles C. Davis, Concord. 



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COUNTY JUSTICES-Court qf Se»fnfm». 

Hall Biirgin, Allenst'n, C.J. 1828 Peter WadkiKh, Norlhflfld, 1828 
Israel W. Kelley, Salisbury, *23 Abolished, 1826. 

Count u Justices— Established JH33: afjoHskfid JSSri. i 

Benj. Wadloigh, Sutton. 1883 i AaroTiWhltt.'inorp.rrmbr'kp, '63 
AaronWhlttemore,IVmbr'ko, '^3 John Woodbury Jr., Wilmot, '63 
Jacob A. Fottor, Concord, '44 

County C4rmmis8ioncrs. 

DavidM.CarponterChiche't^r,'66 Nolwrniah Hntlor, Bosctwen, HJ2 

lloraco Edmunds, Hopkinton, '06 < Svlveslor ll.Froiich,IMtt8fiold,'fi8 

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'68 



Eli Dodge, JS'ewbury, '66 
Carlos (i. Fresscy, Sutton, '67 
Moses Martin, Pembroke, '68 
Hiram Buswi 11, Warner, '60 
Henry L. Hurnham,Dunb'rt'n'60 
Daniel E. Hill, Northfleld, '61 



Jh'8 F(>1I(>\v.>4, HopkintoD, 
Nehemiah Kutler, 
Daniel E. Uill, * 
Enoch (j. Wood, Boscawen, 
Eri Poor, Hooksett, 
Daniel E. Hill, 



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Nehemiah Bntler, Concord, 
Jona** 1). SU'<'i>er, 



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N»'homiah Butler, 



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PhUip Carri^ain, Chichester, 1828 
3I0SOS Eastman, Salisbury, 
Stephen C. Badger, Coucord, 
Nath'l B. Baker, 

Solicitors. ^ 
Artemas Rogers, Tlenniker, 1823 John H. Georpo, Concord, 



'83 
'40 



Geo.W. Ever«'it.New.lK)nd'n '66 



John Wliipj)k', Conconl, 
Mosc^ Norris, jr., Pitt<«field, 
Asa P. Cate, Northfield, '43 

SheriJTx 

Richard H. Ayer,Hookpett, 1823 I Perkins Gale. Concord, 



'68 
'60 
^8 



'49 



Asa Fowler, Concord, 
Daniel Barnard, Franklin, 



Jacob B. Moon», Concord, 
Arland Carroll, Pittsfield, 
lienjamin F'vans, Warner, 
Richard Pinkham, Concord, 
Nathaniel David, Sutton, 

Judges of Probate. 



'28 
'88 
'88 
'42 
'47 



'61 

'C6 

•52 
•56 



Wm. II. Rixford, Concord, 
Nehemiah Ci .Ordwav, Warner '67 
Nath'l H. Sanborn, Vranklin, '62 
Henry L.Burnham,Dunbart'n'67 



John Harris, Hopkinton, 1828 
Samuel Morril, Concord, '23 
Boswell Stevens, Pembroke, ^28 

Registers of Probate. 



Horaee Chase, Hopkinton, '33 
Hamilton E.l'eriau8,Concord/66 



Henry B. Chase, Warner, 
Janiei* Clark, Franklin, 
Joseph Kobiiujon, Coucord, 



1823 
'39 
'44 



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Samuel Morrill. Concord, 
Jacob B. Moore, 
Samuel Coffin, 
John Whipple, " 
Joseph Robinson, '* 
John Townsond, ** 
Mitchel (Jilmoi-e, Jr." 
Reuben T. Leavitt, 
George Jones, 
Reuben T. I^vitt, Concord, '51 



Calvin Ainswortli, Concord, 
William P. Foster, 
Isaac A. Uill, 

Regist^s. 



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1823 
'24 
^28 
'83 
'86 
'37 
>40 
'46 
'47 



Paltiah Brown, 
Wm. F. Savory, 
James F'l'llows, 
Nathan W. Gove, 
WMlliam A.Clough, 
Josoph II. Mace, 
William A. Clough, 
William O. Folsom. 
Tho'8 M. Lang, 



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'69 



160 M£BaiMA€K OOUKTY. 

WlHiam Pickering,Concord,MM } John H. Rowcll, Franltlln, '56 



I Jonathan EiVHtmaii, jr., '80 I Theophilus B. Martin. Loudon, 'SO] 

James CocJtiraiiL, orthlield, '33 j Artiuu: L. Graves, Salisbury, '68 
Jonathan Eastman, Conoprd, '35 Jmmlah Mom, Newbury, '61^ 

William Knox, Pembroke^ '40 ! Moses P.Tliompson, Salisb'v, '68, 
Calob Merrill, Franklin, '41 Ed w'd O.Sanderson, Pittslield '64 



True tieorge, Salisbury, '43 
George Minot, ConoonF, 
Charles Kowoll, Allonntown, '47 
Mitchel Giimure, jr. Concord, '49 
Benjamm L. Locke, Epsom, '61 
80II1 K. Jones, Maolmem, *U 



Moses P. Thompson, Andover, '66 
Joseph T: Goss, Uooksetty *67 
Andrew Gault, Bow, '68 
Arthur L. Graves, '69. 
Joseph T. Goss, >70 



IseoiJMnted July 2, 1831. Population— 1775, 149 ; lIB^M; 1W«. 

m-, l%a,526; 1860,415; 1870, 804. 

FoMimasief — Benjamin J. Kendall. Seieeime^ — John 
Tennant, Andrew J. Glover, John Leavitt. Vo^eu^lerk— 
Jackson C. rhilbrick. der/r^men — Hearv H. Hartwell 
(Suncook), Meth.; John H.Clark, Adv. JRhpHeian—VhR's ¥. 

P. Hiidreth (SuncookK a€hmmi i^om. . JFutiieet 

Daniel Batcheldcr, Joonl^MUit, ^fuonkm; Wmr. HlueHlM. 

.^leremmmiw^ DtkmeA Batehslder (Suncook Village), Williams 
& Uosmer, dry goods and grooeries; Hildreth & Kunals, drugs, 
naintfl and oilsi £. B. Cutler, iancy gpoiki Lacass & W&l«Mpae, 
bcHDts and shoes; H. Bi»iihMD, eouMlMwrjr itnd periodiosls; 
Birs.M. A. Emerson, millinery. Jff0nu0Bciurer»—(ShintL Man* 
ufacturing Co., M. ro\w, agent, print cloths; P. & W.Sargent, 
bricks; John Touiiant, lumber. Ch^ua S^^imgt Monk — 

Pres., — ; Tnm., .-4 ^ aiaggsf, > 

JSmiU-^Svmcook^ by Osmon Uunton. 



(Originally called Emeries-town; aftermr4f i^Lil^^* Kew-Breton) 
inoorpofftted Jnno 95*1779. ?opnlgtioii— 1775, 179; 1790, 646; 
1890, 16^; 1860,1990; 108(^, 1^; 1870,1906 

JPfl#fi»«##^r#— James Scales; East, C. G. Peveare; West, Geo. 
W. Prescott. SeUctmen^VnvA Rollins, BenJ. E. Swett, Wm.* 
U.Edmunds. 3r<»irM^l0rft— John W. Keniston. Cterffjvmeu 
Howiird Moody, Cong.; 8. RobbiM» Bap. JPhuMiciaM — 
Uenry A. Weymoutn, Fel. MxM^erw — John M. Shirley, 
Frank KiLmball) Charles A. Dnrgin, H. M. Putney. Seh0at 
€0m. — George Stone. Jtmtii^ — John H. Shirley, John 
P. Carr, jr., State ; John W. Keniston, Quorum; Aaron Cilley, jr., 
Royal Stone, James Scales, William E. Melendy, Silas M. Ellis, 
Clark Dur^in, H. A.Weymouth. Elhridge G.Emery, John P. Carr, 
Carlos G.reveare, Joseph D. FhtlbrloS, SaiMitl L. KUrine, John 
F. Emery, Frank Kimball. 

JfTerehaHig—B. G. Howe (Potter Place), John W. Kcniston, 
A. W. Bridgeman (Center), jPeveare & Co., C. W. Cole (East), 



TOWN STATISTICS. 161 



Melendy & Babbitt, Geo. W. & J. B. IVcscott, Keudrlck k Howe 
rWeat), variety. •'Uaunraci9§r€r§^iiAker, Carjr L Co. (Cetoter), 
names and »noe pe^g; 6. 1*. Lang, axea; Keartpiye Peg Co. 
(Ci>nt('r); Tho'A Appieton, ho8tonr7B««t). m&M^Miemnmgt 
(Fotter flaoc), by B. G. Howe. 



(Formerly Contoocook) incorporated April 22, 1760. Touula- 
tlon— 1775. 5S5; 1790, 1108; 1820. 2113; 1850, axW; 18ai,2iH?lW0, i 
1637. In July, 1860, divided, and Webster formed. ! 

jP««#JW«r##^r#— Charles E. Chadwick; Yr^W/L.Tohn K. If untrrpR. i 
i9€fec<Mejt— I«»ehemiah Butler, Hamilton F.blM, .Jt»fieph U. Ka»t- 
m^^n- g % sw i flfai H Cha's E. Chadwick. CTrr ^ y mf w—CorbaD 

! CurUce, Wm. R. Jewett ( Figherville), Conn. W^hy»iriatin- K. K. 

* Graves, Stephen M. Emery (Fishervillo) * Emwffrr 4tH4i J^'oittrtf 
Kehemiab Butler (Finberville). C*c*Mt. — E. Fxiwardi 

Grares. jrM«iiMaw.N«IWBiali Bvtleis lMia# K. Ga^^e, UAiaa X. 
Cbadwick, Enoch G. Wood. State : Wulttr H. Snr^^ent, ClMM<iee 
Smith, Quorum; Moody A. IMIl^burv, Win. \V . Kilburn. I 
Mere h m mtt — Merrill Moore, Geo. M. Dudley 'FlsberTille).! 
variety. .Wai#«fr«r#fffiap»— C. W. Webster, shoes ; John Seavy, 
chalrg; E. Kaymond, tanner; A. Harris k Sons (Fishenrille), 
wooieus; l)ow & Uines, bricks; I. U. Af erv, miuical tnttraineiiU. 
JKsM^by 8. A. Ambrose. ^ 

(Originally including the territory of what is now the citv of Con- 
cord) incorporated May 20, 1727. Populatiou— 1776, iiilO, 
668; 1830, Iflfe; 1860, 1066; Afe, 909; 1870. 7i5, 

J'0#JijMa#<cr— James GrMii« tMBwimBBm iJctiP W. Good- 
hue, FranciH W. Colby, Asa HoMWi* g ^ sg a i i rJte rit^OhD C. 



Hammond. CU'r£(yu§€H Jiaj>. ; C. W. Taylor, 

^ft^Jl. Schooi Com* — William Bennett, ^usticet — Enoch 
Alexanden, estate; John W. Goodbue, Benjamin Jfage, Ommnm; 
i arkar Brown. MereMmmi Ooo.a, ttiiotl,iwielji. 



(Once called New-BradfordJ Incorporated September 27, 1787. 

popuiauoD-im, m; vah, m»; 188O, tm*im, tm) mo, 

1081, 

JP'o##mCT#/rr— William A. Carr. Seterimrn- J onhnA Eaton, 
Horace K. Martin, Addison S. Cressey. 2^«trM-c/«-i'iSr— Geo. W. 
Tucker. CIpr^ymcM — Charles A. Thurston, Co7i(/.; Charles R. 
yichots^ Bctp. ; John (iiltimjham, Chris. FkyMicianM—Ja.son H. 
Ames, John 31. Fitz. Ftd., Cyrus M. Fisk, C. U. Cmiton ; I'aFchal 
B. Kic hards, JUot. Jf^ettiiti—S, J. M. Fletober. Xcury^r— Mason 
W. Tap pan. Bekmrni — Horace C. Felch. SnMm»^ 

Ambrose S. Brackett, Mason W. Tappau, John W. Morse, Rob't 
M.Wallaco, State ; Je.'^se Carr, DanTCarr, Quonm; Joshua Eaton, 
Timothy 1*. Jones, Stephen Creasey, Ja£ou H. Ames, William 
O. Heath, Joshua Eaton. 

•lWe»'rh€inta—Yy. & W. A. Carr, Morse & Blanchard, Sawyer 
k> Martin, Silas CoUm variety ; C. fi. JKichols, drugs ; Moses E. 
Bates, stoves ; J. F. Biiswell, taUOr. Mmmm^tKHire^t^. H. 



1162 MBBaiMACK COUNTY. 



Blake, leather; Bates & Jones, clothes pins; Tncker & French, 
tin ware; Wadleigh & Blood, lumber; Woods & Andrews, grist 
mill: Burton & Cook, carriages; Ward Day^ravestoues. Moieit 
Premtif, by L. JUMtohale; i6!p»>it^» hj J. J. Hostey. 

(OriginaUy including the territory of what is now the towns o 
Xoiidon «ad Morthaeld) isoorpoBttecl Mmt 90, 1727. Popnla- 
tion - 1776,728$ 1790, 1088; Iflfih 1896; 1850, 1614; 1860, U»; 

1870, 1169. 

Faatm$atter9-~\\U'Q(\ IL Brown; Shaker r»7/-a<7€, Ja'sS.Kalme. 
S€i4^rii§9em ^ David M . Clough, Stevens S. Davis, Joseph K. 
U ancock« W^mH^lerk— J ohn J . Bai ley . € 'ier u p m em J amej 
Doldt. (hng.; Josiah B. llivrg:in?, Jeremut/i Cionyh, Jos. Clough, 
F. Map. jFM^MiciuH — Edward 1*. UybaU, vtt, sura. /Sekamt 
CMM.»Lyman B. Osgood. JTtiwUeeM David M. Cloogb, Jere. 
L. Cloiijrii, David Morrill, £dward Osgood, Wm. H. Currier, 
Luther Sargent, Staffi; Lyman B. Foster, Xliomaa L. Wiiidden^ 

i Qiuirum ; ;s>olouiou M. Cliflord,«)ohn Uam. 

I Jmmf0ibmmi9 A. H. Brown, TaHely. Mmmmftn^ttifmrw The 
Shakers, various wiires and roaohinai;y« XmM^Canierburff 
(Shaker ViUage), by Dudley Hiii. ' ; > 

Incorporated May 20, 1727. iaoluded Fittsfield. Population— 
1 1775, 418 ; 1790, 481 ; 1^, 1084; 18fi0, 907 ; 1860, 1048; 1870, 872. 

f o«lflME«#er#-~tTonathau H. Leavitt; North, Geo. P. Raines. 
J|fefer#itf rtt— Augustus Lenvitt, Cha's C. Shaw, .John Fellows, jr. 
aPtftrM^lerA — John Leavitt. Ciergytuen — Mark Gould, 
Ckmff.; G4BO. B«tobe, JIMh.f J. Harvey, Jfap. JP*§f»MlMt— 

I Geo. Bopbe. Jt^##fry— Charles H. Carpenter. Sehooi font.— 
i Jeremiah L. Perkins". JTiff/rfrrff— Edmund M. Forbes, Daniel K. 
Fotiter, Wm, A. 8waiu, Edward Langiuaid, State; Hosea C.^ 
Knowltoii, Cha's H« Carpenter, Qivormn : Jeremy N. C. Leavitt, 
John M. ilaines, Augustus Leavitt, Geo. 8. Mason, Cha's C.Shaw. 

wlfrrrAaM/*— George V. Ilaines^ Joseph Morse, Jonathan Ken- 
dall, jr. (North), B. F. iieavitt, variety. «WaiM«f#iM;fMrer#— Geo. 
li. ilaiues, oarriagei'; Elijah Sanders, leather; Geo. M» JftumWjy^ 
Cliarle4 Sanders, wiah Lane, li^ueas Ordway, luniberV, .^n);/ 

TirE CXT\: OF 003VC0IIX> 

Was originally grnntpd in the name of Penacook(name of Indian' 
tribe inhabiting the locality) by MassachUHcttp. to one hundred, 
proprietors, January 17, 1725. Settlement begun In 1726; ineor^ i 
porated by name of Kumford, 1730; came under the jurisdiction 
of New-Hampshire in 1742; engaged In litigation with the pro- 
prietors ot Bow. relative to title to their lands, IVom 1750 to 1702; 
fneorporafed af> a pifrieh wRb town rights, by the name of Coo-l 
cord, 1765; became the capital of the htate in 1R16, and the shire; 
town of 3ferriinnck couniy in 18*23; obtained a city charter in' 
1849, whicli wax adopted on the fifth trial, by vote of Its citi-l 
j zens, March, 1863; yeas 828, nays W. Population— 1775, 1062; 
_ 1 1790, 1747; 1820» 2888; 184D, 4908; I860, 8684; 1860, 10,889; 1870« 
^Tyg 12,241. ' . . v--- - 



163 



Hliiikipal election second Tuesday of March, gorernment or* 
gSDtoed third Tnmdmy of Mueta. 

Mayors under its City Organization : 1858, Joseph Low : lRf>6, 
Rufus Clement; 1856. John Abbot; 1S59. Mose? T. Willard ; is»il, 
Moses Iiumpbr«y» Jietg. F. liale; lbt>5, Moses ilumphrcy: 
1866, John Abbott; 1868, Lymaa D. 8t€Teiu; 1870. Abraham O.i 
Jones. I 

VoU/or Mayor, March S,1S70. ! 

WwteCiMu tmiw Tl«w. fom hf. Ms. Sm. Total. 

Ahraham G. ,hmef, 161 46 111 303 322 2r4 176 1??-'' 
Hiram Farri)if/fon, im 155 70 196 148 225 13;^ 11 

JF*MlMMs«<ertf— James E. Larkin; AVi.s^ John Fututy; H eal, 
Joseph Eastman; FinherviUe, 8am uel F. Brown; 3/a«< Fanf, 
Daniel Cr. Holmes. 
Garertttmemi^ 18t9— JfoyoT, Abraham a. Jonet; Clerks Cha's 

F. Stewart. 

Aldermen: Wm-ds—l, Wm. H. BeU{ 8, Joaeph T, Clough; 8, 
Wm. 11. Brown: 4, Luttjer P. Dar^D; 6, JDanial F« Sooomh; 

8, John D. Teel; 7, Kathan W. Gove. 

Common Council: President, StillniiHi II uraplirev ; CUrk, Lewit* 
L. Mower: Jf'arrfj— 1, Job S. Davis, Cyru.s Kmnul!*; 2. Damiei 
Sayiborn, Josiah S. Locke ; 3, lUuben K.Abbott, Isaac II. I'nrnuni; 
4, Abn^r C. Holt, Charles T. Blauchard; 6, Stillman liuiuj hrcy, 
James H. Chane; '6, Charles U. Abbott, Fresoott F. Stevens; t, 
Andrew S. Smith, Jacob R. Hutchins. 

Assessors: Wards— I. John D. Fife; 2, Albert Sternum; 8, Jona- 
than M. Stuart; 4^ John Abbott; 5, Curtis Whit4i, U» ilazeu Tick- 
eriniir; T, William 8. Cartieo. 

Selectmen: Warrls—I, Franklin A. Abbott, Mosef: E. Lon^r, 
F\he\dTucker; 2, Sam iiel Hnfrhins. Jnfin P. Ixn^kr, Si/a/i (iutrn- 
sey : 3, Jonathan B. Ferrin, JohciiIi Kantman, Isaac H. Kanium; 
L ( liarles H. Jonos, John W. L>rcw, Alvah C. Ferrin; f., J»»hn 
Kimball, Zelotes Steveiif, Moh^s T. I'almir; 6, Djivid i.. Neal, 
Lysander ii. Carroll, Uenry C.Stiurtavaot; 7,Cha tf lk.TIiompaoa, 
Benj. F. Gale. Wm. A. Dow. 

Cterku: Wardi^f John C. Linehan; 2, Elbridqe Eirrry: 8, 
Henry H. Farnum; 4, Wm. W. Hill; 5. Geo. JT. UndeihiU; 6, 
Charles C. Lund; 7, George B. Wlatiredge. 

MadercUora : Wards^l^ Samnol F.Browa: 2» Jonaikan Ayers ; 3» 
Goo. E. lloiden ; 4. Amo^^ H:idley ; 5. John KUaball; 6, Jonathan 

L. Pickerin/^; 7, Jonathan B. ivks. 

Jfe^mi<7er, Nathan II. Haskell; 7>('a/'»(r^r. Samtiel C. Eastman ; 
Physician^ Albert A. Moulton ; Marshal, John CouneU; Collector, 
William II. Allison; Assist. Marslm! \ .Tolm A. (Oliurn; Solicitor, ^ 
Lyman T. Flint; /Wice '/u^/ice, Syivvtiter Dana; Social Ju»iic€,\ 
AjMthur Flateber; Chitf EngijiceT, Abel B. Holt. ] 
€)lir^.y«fs€i»— Silas Lcroy Bluko. Franklin D.Aycr. II.B.rutnam«| 

Sinith; Xathaniel BonUm, D. D., Henry A. Kendail, Snmvei \ 

Daniel 1 
00. G. 

Lp.; t^^tios Lur/w, FreexcUi 
Bap.; E. A. Titus. Elisha Adams, Bitihop Osmon C. Baker ^ v. D., 
(N. P. Pbilbrick, Fisherville), Meth.: Biebop Wm. W. Niles, James 
H. Fames, d. o„ Henry A. Coit, d. v., Joseph //. Coit, Hall 
I Harrison^ John Hargate, Robert A. Benton, Epis. : Joseph F. I^v- 
lerlng, Unit.; John E. Barry, iiom. Calh.; John Couch, Ado.; 

|E. B. Sandra, Pjalg; _ 




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164 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 



it t^Mieia»4B— Ezra. Carter, Timothy Uaynes, Charles i*. Gage. 
Williuni I're^cott, William 11. Smart, Albert A. Moulton, Jefi^e J*. ; 
Baucrofr, Samuel F. L. Simpson, Abraham 11. Uobiii8«>n, Johul . 
Moore, G. V. Conn, Feis., Albert H. Cro^bv, Wm. G. Carter, Cha'sl : 
A. Lockerby, Metros W. Russell, John H. Blodgett, (Wm. II. i 
Kosmer, E.('. ToplilT, Fhherrille); AlpheusMorrlll, K. W. Abbott,; ! 

.lames H. GallinsriT, lellows, Shadrach C. Morrill, Ilom.;\ 

Harry G. Mclntire, Special.; 15. S. Warren, Jiot,; ilobert Hall 
(Uirchdale), Phisnpafhic. | 
M9enti»it~Wi\nnm W. Flelcher, John W. Little, Eben G. Cum- 
; min^s and George A. Young (Cummings & Young), C. N. Towle 
(H. D. White, FisherriUe). , I 

Stephen C. Badger, Ah. Fowler, Irn Perley, Arthur i 
Fletciier, Sylvester Dana, Jo8iah Miuot, John H. George, Lvman * 
1). Stevens, Henry P. Rolfe, Anson S. Marshall, John Y J'lugfidge, i 
i.yman T. Flint, Hamilton E. Perkins, Samnel G. Lane, B(>njamiu 
E. Badger, W^m. E. Chandler, Charles P. Sanborn, S»mui*l C. East- 
man, Ira A. Eastman, William M. Chase, Charles C. Lund, j 
Frank A. Fowler, Geo. S. Blancliard, J. Ware Butterfield, Alvah^ 
K. Potter, John U. AJbin, Perley S. Cbaae, Samuel B. Page, . 
Luther S. Morrill. i 
•^V»/«r#<?# — Lvman D. Stevens, Elbridge G. Carter, Preston S. ! 
Smith, Samuel C' Eastman. William M. Chase, Wm. W. Storrs, : 
I«»aac A. Hill, Asa Fowler, Geo. S. Blanchard, Samuel F. Brown,' 
Suniuol G. Lane, Kathau W.Gove, John H. Albin, Stephen C. : . 
lladger, Jacob B. Rand. i ■ 

Jfit9iir€§ — Asa Fowler, Sjivester Dana, Josiah Minot, Lyman i * 
I). Stevens, Henry P. Rolfe, Isaac A. Hill, Anson S. JVlarshall, Amos^ ' 
Hadley, William L. Foster, John Y. 3Iugridge, Peter Sanborn,! ' 
Samuel G. Lane, Benning W. Sanborn, Luther Roby. Ira A, i 
I Ea,«tman, Onslow Stearns, William M. Chase, Charles P. Sanborn, | 
I Hazen Pickering, .lohn Kimball, Elisha Adams, Hamilton E. Per-j ; 
I kins, Joseph W. Robinson, John IT. George, Nicholas Qnimby, i 1 
I William A. Clougli, Stephen C. Badger, Arthur Fletcher, Moses '■. 
Humphrey, Nathan \\. Gove, George G. Fogg, Jonathan E. 
Pecker, George W. Ela, Perley S. Chase, Seth K. Jones, William, 
H. Buntin, Abraham G. Jones. John H. Albfn, Samuel B. Page, I 
David A. Warde, Benj. F. (iale, Joab K. Patterson, Jacob B. » 
Rand, Samuel C. Eastman, Cha's W. Sargent, J. Ware Butterfield, i \ 
Charles 11. Roberts, J. Everett Sargent, Ira Perlev, Charles C- ; 
Lund, S. L. F. Simpson, A. B. Thompson, D. A. 3Iacurdy, Frank 
S. Dodge, John Abbott, Ilrnry S. Shattuck, Henrv J. CripiK'n.i 
George Abbott, Henry D. White. Eliphalct 8. Nutter, George E. ! 
Jenks, Jacob Carter, Jo.seph B. Walker, Wm. Buttertield, Lvman 
T. Flint, John A. Holmes. Geo. E. Todd, Benj. F. Prescott, !^ath'l i 
H. Shattuck, Edgar H. Woodman, Lyman Jackman, Charles F. 
Stewart, Geo. S. Blanchard, Darius Merrill, Charles W. Moore, 
Benj. E. Badger, i!?^a^c; Wm. W. Taylor, Mitchel Gilmore, E. 8.; ; 
Towle, Woodbridge, Odiin, David M. Carpenter, Seih l^:astman, 
Geo. F. Whittredife,J>ewi8 L. Mower, Calvin Howe, l^aac N. Ab- j 
bott, DanU S.Webslir, John F. Brown, Benj.Grover, Seth ICastman,! > 
Jacob C. Whidden, Quorum: Heman Sanborn, Geo. A. Pillsbnrv,! 
Henry B. Foster. Andrew S. Smith, George E. Holden, William W.' 
Storrs, J. Frank Webstor, George Noyes, William W.Hunt, (Joorge 
R. Fowler, A. J. Prescott, Jesse P. Bancroft, John L. Tallant, 
Reuben G. Wvman, Moses H. Bradley, Jonathan L. Pickering, 
Abiel Rolfe, John U. Clement, George 8. Morrill, Rufus P. . 



j . TOWN STATISTICS. 165^ 

' StanU'la, Luther S. MorHH, Walter A. Wpbster. Mog«»8 H. Boan, 
Stephen D. Ureelev, John 1*. lirowu, .John N. Hill, John D. Fife, 
Tho'8 M. Lang, llenry 11. Metcalf, Fred. S. Crawford, Frank A. ' 
; Fowler. NathM J. 3Iead, Albe J. Hall, Caleb Jacknian, Wni.| 
' Walker. Daniel F. Socomb, Geo. W. K!»tnbrook, J. E. Lane, Snm'l 
j E. Holden. Joseph E. Hmwn, Kli&lia Adan)8, Job 8. iHivIy, Wm.i 
H. Bell, Wm. A. Himtresf*, Henry 8. Clark. : . . . . .t | 

j JPir.»/ .Vfff/o*m/ lf<fM* (May, 1864). Capital. «ir,0,000. Cash-^ 
tier, William W. .Storrs; Director!* — (Jeorpe A. rillfjbury, J'ren., EnoM 
Blake, Timothy Haynes, William Walk« r, Beuning W. 8anbom, 
Feter Dudley, James W. Johnson. t 
JYhlioMal Stair I'apitat Wank (Mar. 18, 1R66). Capital, 
©150,000. Casitirr, Vtv^tou S. Smitli: JHnrtors — .John V. Barron, 
iPrej?., James Peverly, James s. N orris, Osmon C. Baker, Lyman 
D. Stevens, I^ewis Downing, Jr. | 
JffiHot A' f'o.^ Bankers. Minot> Building. | 
JVeiiioMat StttiMs^a Ba^k.—Pn^iuirut, (ieorge A. Pillnbury; 
Trefumrer, William W. Storrs. lieMourccs, 81,045.851.01. ; 

•^'ete-Wiantpnhit'r SariHa" ffauk. rrisulent . I <«'ph B. 
Walker; r/r>A/rr, < luirlos \V . Sar;rt'iit. Koisonrcep. l'H'..f;j>. j 

•IMerrimark i'oiinttf Sati»»xs Bank, J'rcs. Lyman D. | 
Stevens; John Kiml^ll. KeAouroM, MMOO. 

Ijishi f 'o. Inc. 1853. PrcHuh ut , Nathaniel White; Clerk, I 
Sylvester Dana; Tren»urer und Agent , ^i.Aiu "Si. Hill. I 
Jffotcfg—Phetiix, by J. R. Crocker; Enr/fe, by T. A. Ambrogp; : 
Efm, by J. S. Dutton; Shf^rm^n, by Jametj Chet»ley; FiBherville, 
Washington, by I. C. Edgerly; Pefiacook, by H. Bounoy. 

(Once called Stark's Town) Incorporated Auff. 10, 1765, Included m 
part of the present town of Hook.«»ett. Population— 1776, 497; I 
1790, 917; 1820, 1450; 1860, 916; 1860, 902; 18i0, 778. | 

WoKintaHtrrg—O. P. Wilson: North, Luke Conven«e. Srlrrt-^ 
mrn—C. G. B. Kyder, John C. I{ay, Alfred Colby. Vowm^U rk— \ 
Jeremiah P. Jameson. Cierfftfrnru — Geo. I. Bard, <hng. 
[ School f om.— C. G. B. Ryder. ^Mi»/#rr#— Henry L. lUirnham, i 
lleiiry M. I'utney, Henry E. Bumhani, St<tte : Daniol H. Parker,' 
William B. Buruham, Qtufnun: >iathnniel H. Wheeler, John C. , 
Rav, Charles Kimball, John C. Mills, Charles G. B. Ryder. t 

JfterchantB—T. ^ O. P. Wilson, variety. 

Incorporated 3Iay 18. 1727. Population— 1775. 887; 1790, 799; 1880, 
1418; 1850,1305; 1S60, 121C; 1870,993. 

J'ox/Miair/er— T^nard W. Peabody; Short Falls. John R. 

Tennant, Scleriuteit—Kphraim Locke, Henry F. Sanborn, Ja'si 
I Yeaton. Votrtt'cirrk — Leonard W. Peabody. €^ierfft/»M4'M — 
j Charles PeuboUy, ( 4'/^//. ; Mose8 A. (^uimby. F. Jiap. ; tiv>\a.U P.' 

Stinchtield, Me'th. M'kyMiriau—Lpi^uiird W. l*tabody Srhoot 
j f^o#i#.— Andrew 31. Heath, jr. Jttsiicet — Leonard W. Peabody, 
I Henry F. Sanborn, Wm. Ham, StiUt; Henry Kdox, Quorum; 
I Arthur C. Locke, Bonj. Towle. 

JVLerehauiM — Henry Knox, Arthur C. Locke, J. B. Tennant, 

J. C. Hall, variety. Mfoiel—Suncook Valley^ by Henry Knox. 

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't Fonned'from parts of Andover, Salisbury, Xorthfield and Sanbom- 
ton) incorporated Dec. 24, 1828. PopulaUon — 18^), 1370 j 1860, 

, 12al; 1860, KiOO; 1870,2801. 

Fotimmsier^'Exuaiee G. Colbuin. SeieHtmeM — Gordon 

' Burler^h, Alexis Pn^ctor, Hiram Fellows. aTotrif-rlcr*— Daiiiel 

I R. Woodward. C'/^r^ryMfrw —William T. Savage, l>. l>., Ooa^.; 

jlleury S. Wheeler, Bap.: On in J. Wait, Chris.; —^fMeth.; 

\ WiUiam Morse, Unit. JPAy#iVr«aM#-Luther M. Knight, fe/.. 

' Samuel B. Kelley, Harrison W. Brockway, D. p. Burleigh. 
J>€Jt#l*#— W^m. r. Kelley. X*«iF#«:£ — <^«>rge W. I^c»>mitl|, 

, Aufltiu 1 . i ike, Dauiel Barnard, luaac K. Blodgett, Edward B. S. 

'Sanborn. v^*«#arl«»-J& B. S. Sanborn, N. H. Sanborn. .Mcud- 

' cjMV — Franklin School Com, — William T. Savage, 

1 John W. Sy mends, Alexis Troclor. JuMticet — George W. 
Nesmith, Aastlo P. PIfce, Stephen Kenrick, Dan'l Barnard. »ath' I 
H Sanborn, Edwin C. Stone, Jonathan P. Sanborn, Isaac N. 
Blodirett, Edward B. S. Sanborn, Alexis rroctor, Jiobert W. Ben- 
nett, Caleb M. Heath, State; Walter Aiken, Willace Barleigh, 
Wm. A.Gila, Quorum; David GilchrLst, Jona. W. Fifield, Milton 
Gerrish, GeorgatfjOr^HflCliiS^il K. liol^aapib, John W.&imonds, 

Geo. F. I'ajre. • . ^. - * ■- . ^_ - ^ . ^ ^ 

I •T!rci c/»«M##— Levi Rtehardron ft Co., David Gficiirist & Co., 
Odell Brothers, C. & E. C. Stone, Bradbury M. J'rt'scott, Swott 




Froctor, Harrison Brockwuy, drugs; Susan Stone, Mrs. H. Brock 
way Mrs. C.C. Page, millii.ery. Jfranuraciurers—Wiunepi^' 
eogee Paper Co., Russell's Mill, New-England Fulp Co. A. H. 
fShar, ti*t„ paper; Fraaklln Mills, Taylor & Co., woolens; 
Walter Aiken, machine knitting needles; SuUoway & Co., tlannol 
and hosiery; George A. Ciimnungs, marble >irorks. Win. d^UAii- 
cock, Page & Slfeeper, doors, sash and UindS. Jf'rmMim S«fH 
4mm Bank— Pres. Austin F. Pike: Trcas. Nath'l U. Sanborn". 
Resources, «23,{i96-l2. MUMeis— Webster, by O. B. DAvia ; ^(;gt^ 
by A. K. Atoore. y i v; : -i. 

(Originally called No. 6) incorporated Nov. 10. ITCft. Popnlation-. 
1775, 367; 17W, 1127; 1^20, IM; 1850, im; 1860, 1500; 1870,1288. 

JPo«/m«*/f i*# — Horace Gibson j West, Samuel M. Currier. 
4|i«lcc#»ff *i— Nathan Sawyer, Robert D, Ricer PanM l|3nxton. 
ttfomu-cit rk—Wm. E. Cogswell. Ciergymetitr' 8. S. Morrill, 
Conn.; Wm. II. Jones, Mxth. F htf9Mnt$8 — iBrnel P. Chase, 
Ifam MJawyer — Warren Clark. School Com. — Warren 
Clark. SH9f4te9 — James Fellows, Oliver C. Fisher, Warren 
Clark, John S. Craig, Jeremiah Foj^ter, Oliver Pillsbury, State; 
Joiifi!' Wallace, James Straw, Zadok Duston, Nathan Saw>er, 
Wra H. Gilmore, Quorum ; D. Warren Cogswell, Josiah Morse, 
Squlife M. Patten, William O. Folsom. 

Merehanit—Sam*! W. Currier (West), J. & J. W. Morse, 
Gibson & Straw, Fellows & Foisom, variety ; J. Webster, J. Mod 
,ica, tailors; Lucy M. CUm^ellAmillftl^. Mm m umth m ^ M-^ 
t Cheney ft Son, paper; G. JD. Gmfld, Mimr; H0Moe GlVsoji k 




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Co., mackerel kits; J. Gage & Co., measures; Gowon Wilkins. ctr 
riages; W. K. Cogswell, tin ware, John I'etext, furniture; F 
Whitney, coffins; Harris Campbell, WBi. Chandler, D. Warrei 
Cogswell, Geo. L. FfiDt, blacksmiths; CA. I >">!ge, Cyms Frenoh 
Moaes GarUnd, ooopen. MM9i€i H aUmnai, by Joha li. Craig. 

Originally incorporated as Xew-rtipstcr, Kov. in, 177^, oxfrndn 
to Plymouth. February 12, 1788. the town of Hridg«*wat»'r was 
constituted from it. June 2i, 181'J, the town ol Bri)*tol was takei 
from R part of Bridgewater and part of the n'pidne of Hew 
Chester; in 183t\ name changed to Hill. July 1, 18f>8, soverec 
fk*oni (inilton County, and annexed to Merrimack County 
ropuIation-1776, 196; 1790, 312; 1830, 1090: 1850, 961; 1980, 917 



-^Jolui Flanders 

Wilbur H. Morrill. 3r»»r**-rl€rlt— Kdwin W. Lnno. €"Ui'fgy 
men—iy. F. Smith, Chris.; N. Culver, Meth. fjb^^iciaua- 
IsftiahM. Bishop, jfc'ci.; Wm. T. Vail. Ji atercun'. Srlt^miiJi 



Joseph H. BfOTrBf Kenison C. Dearhurn. Jfm»iice§-»Qi%otfie A 
Sumner, State; Amos K. Davis, l^aac T. Parker, Quorum; Jc.lir 
H. Emmons, Jona'n R. Kowell,Moses F. Little, Abboh D. Catwdl 
John Flanders, ivenson R. Dearborn, Smith B. Hastings, John M. 
Durgin, Samuel D. Johnson, Edwin W. Lane. 

JfMerchaniM— Curtis V. Blake. 1. T. Parker, Staokpole & Lane 
rariety. Mmmufmei99rer9 George A. Sumner, carriageti and 
sMgbs; JohnL. Mead, Itaraitnre. MMmM^Prttooii, bj Aaal>. 
Freaeotk 



(Formed from parts of Chester, Gofl'stown, and Dnnbarton) incur 
porated July 8,1822. PopuJation~18S0,880; 1860,lo03; 1860,1267 
1870, 1881. 

^Mfaiff4M#er— Joseph T. Goss. mtU9§ m tm J a*t F. Putnam, 
Royal L. PioKree* Jt)hn H. Mitchell. X'MVM-clprI;— Geo. A. 
Robie. Cler^^men — Abraham Bumham, Cmfj.; C. W. l avlor, 
M4i$h, J*iiy«lri<«M— Horace Gage, Hot. Sclt—i A txra- 

ham Bomham. JnBiicea^em^ OmuHit John W* Avsoott^ BkUe; 
John H. Mitchell, Kri Poor. Alvah W. Prescott. 

•TX«rcllMi#i#*— Jo^^eph T. fioss, S. D. McAfee & Co., variety. 
JfMaMnfticturera — llookgett Ccoottone; B.J. Gile, harnepaea; 
Nat & W. F. Head, Jesse Gault, Samuel Head, Geo. W. Clark, 
John Shirley, brick- Xath'l Whittier, John W. PiMOtt, stable 
keepers. MMoiei--Aj/€r, by Horace Bouiie;y. 



(Oriffinally New-Hopkinton) Incorporated Jan. 11, 1765. Popn- 
lation— 1775, 1086 i 1790, 1116 i 1830, 2m i 1850, 2169; 1860, 2178: 
1870, 1815. 

J^itMsiMigri Dyer B. flanttom; fre«<, Isaac Rowi^; Ghn* 
' tooeo^bmte, ^tfmnor Jk. Gnftiea. 9€iee*mem B &saj ii.Orowell, 



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Richard F. Mor^n, Geo. B.Hardy. 5r»twt*cfcr ft — David L. 
Gage. CSer0§fmem-^John K. Youug, (Jong,; Chrbtie W.l 
Bttrnham, Bap. {Dyer H. Sanborfi, Meth.; Hemy M. Dearborn/ 

Jf. Bap.; N. D. Slteper, Chris. : — , Kj)i«. FhyaieiamB^ 

Alexander Rogers, Jeremiah Wilson, Geo. C. Blaiedell (Contoo-I 
cooki; D. O. GolUus, Bot. JUvtrjfer* — Horace Chase, Herman 
W. Green. •tf^MfeuMy — OoDtoo«ook, Tbonutt B. Riebardson.; 
Scho0i Cow.— Dyor H. Sanborn, Kichnrd F. ^forgan, (ieo. C' 
Blaisdell. jFff##*r<'ir— Horace Chase, Dyer U. iSauborii. CtMirge K.! 
Gooarich, Stephen iv. Hoyt, Wra. Colby, State; Lsaac D. JMtrrill,! 
Isaac Story, Geo. W. Currivr, TarkiT M. Flanders, James Hoyt,i 
Thomas B. Jones, John F. Jones, Richard F. Morgan, Daniel E. 
I Howard, Qtwrutm: John Cm"rieF, Horace C(. Stanley, Cyrus Dui5tin,i 
Charles Gould, Qeoi^ ^. Hardy, liuAis P. Copps, Samuel S.i 
Page, Thomas S. French, John M. Harvey, G. A. Curtice, Heuryi 
tL. Crowoll, David L. Gage, Geo. W. Frenob, Hermaa W« Q<|i^,i 
Charles C. Davis. 

JgtuufciiMt* F.Wymsn; 9. Citftiee^lk 8o»<Gotttooeook),Deirid 
L. Gage, Charles H. Sanborn, variety; Ketchum & Keller, bard-j 
ware, &c. Mann far iurerg — ^ G. W. & J. M. Morrill. J. A. 
Livingston (Contoocook), tlannel: Horace J. Chaise, hather;; 
Warren M. Kempton. mackerel kits; Joeeph Barnard, Henry 
Cha»e, lumber. J Ib W . ' by i^wki B. flteqr f CknUooeaok,. by Mm 
A. Fetere-. , .. ■••> ^ . 

(Originallv part of Canterbury) iocorporated Jan. 28, 1778. Popu- 
latioa~n76r 1790| 1064} 1^, l^M; I860, IW; 1660, 1888; 

y tfaw»fgry— VUtoffe^ H. F. Batobelder; Center. BenifanSn 

Bachelder; /?irfgrc, Jona. Brown. iffeferfwwR— «TeremIah Clough, 
John Jones, Jacob D. Osgood. V^wf^ierh — J. F. Nelson. 

Cleraymem — B. N. Stone, Cong.; , F. Bap.; J. P. 

StinchHeld, W. C. Applebee, Aleth. fi^ticittug — Umc 8. 
French; W. S. Collins, Jfom. MPeniM—l.. W. Sanborn. Sck^oi 
CtfjM.— Wm. S. Collins. •yfM<#ee«— Isaac 8. French, Theqphilus 

MtaiAn, Se«4ttiWbe, 49teM ; Im Oijireod, Q\iArumf<Mmm MWe, 
Wm. Emory, Jeremiah Blake, Levi W. Sanborn, Uaittum £• 
Batchelder, Sam*I P. Gaief, Samuel B. Lovering. 

Merciumia^)i.. F. Batchelder, variety: Cua's F. HlUsgrov.e, 
groceries. •WaiMiAiclMrirti— Joseph Wiggin, leather; Amos 
Peaslee (Bridge), Wm. K. H«a|,i«ttber. mMe^MeCMkm^hy 
HC C. GiUebiiw. . i^ 

Incorporated by thp name of Fiaherufield, Nov. 27, 1778; name 
changed in 1836. Population— 1775, IdO; 1790, 331; 1820, 874 ;i 
1850, 738; 1860, 698; 1^0. m. 

Fogtmatiert — MxB. Alary Lear: South, Jeremiah Morse.'' 
«e#e>r#j«t€M-~Ezra Cflley, 2d. Giles Bartiett, Edmund P.Dodge., 
2*otrM^ferft— Sprague A. Morra. S e hmm t Cmmw—Aw B. Clark. ^ 
Jf^tigtie^g — Eli Dodge, Jeremiah Morse, Nathaniel C. Savory, 
Nathan Johnseii, SUM W. DaoA, iSkUe; MatA CUley, 2d, Jooa. 
Rowo. 

VMTenrihapfi T. E. & A. C. Muzay (South), nuMr, 



fUeimrmn—th W. Fowler (South), bent oasri|tg« iImi JtittftA. 

Perkins, Virgil C. Brockway, blacksmiths. 




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(Originally callod Dantzic) incorporated Jan. 25, 1770. Popula- 
tion, 1790, 311; 184^), 1019; 1S60, 94o; 18G0, 952; 1870, 959. 

JP0Mim$msiers^Aiiihony Colby; ScytfievUit, James XI. Burpee. 
Seteeiamem^Lather HoCntehtiie, Hiniiii Sftrmnt, Horttio II. 
Fafes. ar»tr«i-rler*— Marcus E. Sargont. Clerffffmmm—V. I). 
Blake, Bap. *»Ay»#r/«#i— Solomon M. Wliipple, N. T. Clark. ; 

mMcasiemif — Is i^w- London Lit. and Sck'ntilic. — , PiHn. i 

Cmm.— N.C. Todd, 2d. ^ttgHees^V&n'l E. Colbjr, Luther 
McCutchins, Marcus E. Sar^^ent, Albert Little. Ephraim Knight, 
State; Nahum T. Greenwood, Qtutrum; Ciuirie« S. Sargent, 
Anthony C. Burpee, James C. Grwnwood. 

Me rckmtig — Joseph Rus.^'oll, variety: Henry TV. Seftm«ii§, 
stationery: Jennie "Woodward, millinery ; Russell & Co., Cin»en- 
wood & Burpee, C. S. Sargent, James H. Burpee (Scytheville\ 
variety. Mmmmm U mti^ ^ g aimiel Banrley, Joliii N. Dow, Cieo. 
McFarland, blacksmiths; Reo Farwcll, Jolm W. Taylor, lumber: 
rhillips. M^ser, Colby & Co., scytho^ ; Kihviii A. Jones, lealher 
(Soytlieville). B^iet—Seajimm', by D. S. .Scamans. 

( Originally part of Canterbury )inc6rporated June 19, 1780. Pop- 
ulation-1790, 606; 1840, 1418; 1850, 1882; 1860, 1051; 1870, 888. 

Post matter for the town received at Tilton P. O. Srteetm 
Mtteu— Diiniai 31. Huse, Gardner 8. Abbott, £oocb G. Phi I brick 
Vomm^BeHk-^ChtLTim F. Hill. CVteriryjMM** lf« A. Herrick' 
/;y>w. MJoM^ers — Apa P. Catr. Francis B. ChAM. J^'otarm — 

FrancLs R. Chase. Schooi Co^. . Jmmtietg 

Daniel E. Hill, Asa P. Cate, Archibald 8. Clark, Francis R. CbaAe. 
Actum S. Ballantyne, Franklin J. fiMtman, 8ta»€t Ctavdiiar 8. 
Abbott. 

«if«rcJMiis#«— Adams & Balcom, variety; Charlei^ F. nill. sta- 
tioner. iWsMMi#to«isiir«r«— Granite MilU Co., repeUaut^: J. p« 
Dearborn, limber; H. H. AttliMOii, wlieelwiiclit; T. W. Long, 
paiAter, • . . . 

(Granted bv Ma.Hsachusettft to Capt. Lovewell and hia associates,' 
May. 1727, by the name of 8uncook) incorporated Nov. 1 1759.' 
Popiilation--md,744; 1790, 96«; 1820,1256; 1850,1782i 1860,' 1318; 

is ( 0, 2518. 

Jf*o##«f«##cr#— ( lifton B.Hiklroth ; Sttnrook, Simeon A. Weeks. 
^lcc#siM«*— Martin H. Cochran, Addison N. Osgood, Jame** F. 
Langmaid. XWn-cierJe — Raf\i8 U. I'aine. ViergymcH—^ 
Jiufns A. JhUnam^ I$aae Wiltey,eonff.; A. C. Hanson (hunoook).l 

Meth.; , Bap. JPhmticimut B. H. Phillips, 

Alflred W. Abbott, Kathan Call, FeU.; G, H. Larabee, AW I 
F^iice «r«»##ce — Wm. HtMltine, ; A$90okU€, Moses Martin I 
JUr #ryrr - Edwin B. Gould. .^WfYrgr — Aaron Wbittemore. 
•#ca4fcM«y — Pembroke, L. P. lUood, /»rf'w. School Comt,-^' 
John M. Kimball. •#if#lrfrc#— Aaron Whittomore, 3Io8e8 Martin i 
Edwin B. GoulAf John M. Kimbali, Nathan Call. Uenry H. HartC' 
well, State; James Wilson, Noah M. ( ofran, J. K. Chickerin<»^ 
Quorum; Trueworthy L. Fow^ler, AVinthmp Fowler, 3Ioody K. 



170 MMUtlMACK OOUNTY. 

Wilson, Martin H. Cochran. Clifton B. flildreth, Simeon A.. 
Woeks, Warren Martin, Samiie! Yenton, John H. Sullivan, 
Aaron Whittemore, jr., Geo. 11. Larabee, Jamei: F. Langmaid. 

Jftere lkmrnt aS , H. & N. B. Kmery. Jacob Noyes, A. B. San- 
born, dry goods and groceries; E. S. JMekennan, lurniturc; G. & 
A. Potter, J. H. Snow, millinery and fency goods; Wm. L. Morse 
h Co.. Wm. H. IMper, drags; Titcomb & Gay, clothing; B. 
Culver, photographs, books and statioBerv; E. B. Rhodes ft Co. 
James W. Hall,Doot8 and shoes; Talne « Chickering, jewelry; 
Mr«. 11 F. Barker, confectionery and toys: C. B. Hildreth. auc- 
tion uiid commission rooms; Dow & Eaton, C. O. MouKon. meat 
and vegetables; PeUr Baudry, groceries; Bartlett & Baber, 
saloon. .VrtMif/helifrcr*— Webster Mills Co., Pembroke Mills 
Co.(Suncook), cotton goods; G. U. Locke, Crockett & Richardson, 
Joel Fife, carriages; E. R. Stevens, baker; H. T. Simpson, E. 
Elliott, Cochran k Russ, A. Holt, brim; Norris Cochran, A. N. 
Osgood, lumber; M. L. Spaulding, harnesses; E. S. Smith & Co., 
A. H. & E. W. Yeaton, tailors ; Batcbclder & Poole, boxes ; C. P. 
Morso h Co. Btoves and tin war^. flr#M— Pemhrotet by D. S. 
•Tones. €JWkm Savingn WtatOu Ptes. Natt Htiad; SVWM- 
Mic^jah Pope. Besoorcea, 98,887. 

[(Originally pnrt of Chichester) incorporated March 27, 17f^2. 
Po^ulatAOu— 1790, 888i 1820, 1178^ 1850, 1828; I860, 1889; 1870, 

FoBtmutMicr—^ . G. Ttlton. SetecHm em - -John L. French, 
Lo wall Brown, Sam 'I J. Drake. T T^mm \ eifci 'J h C olon Blatodeil> 
Ctergmmew—l^. Z. Ferris, Cong,j , Epis.; 



€/*erjTfii»€it— 1>. Ferris, uona,^ — , j^^pts.; , 

Bap.; &, A. Stockman, F. Bap,; S. 8. Moan«y, James Morrill, 
Joseph Hanraf.^dp. JPibtf» lei m m B B tchartI P. J. l%nney, B. 

H. Bartlett, John G. Ladd, Frh.,- Abel Wares. Bot. DenU»t»— 
G. G. Wilkins, C. C. Chesley. Wjatmferg— Benjamin Emerson, 
Thomas H. Thorndike. «/l*0#ary-^O8iah Carpenter. Sch^ot 
C«iM.-*D. K. Foster. S m& Hmm J oseph Tasker, Richard P. J. 
Tenney, Benjamin Emerson, Tliomns 11. Thorndike, Reuben T. 
Leavitt, Joseph Harvey, Daniel K. Foster, Sylvester H. French, 
John L. French, Wm. Yeatou, Uenrv U. llute, State; Benjamin 
L. Cram, James Drake, Quorum; Hiram A. Tuttle, Sylvanos 
Smith, Moses Martin, C. H. N. Green, Wm. M. Bairy, John C. 
Freeman, John G. Ladd, Francis Peaslee. 

Fitumetd jniiUmai Bamk (May 3, 1865). Capital. S100,000. 
Cashier^ Josiah Carpenter; Dircc^ora— James Drake, Prf^.,Sir M. 
D. Perkins, Charles H. Carpenter, Seth Sliackfowi, Isaiah Berrv, 
N. W. Drake. JRiiUOeUi Smvinga Uauh, President, K. L. 
Frenoh; TVeOMrer, Tho's H. Tbornmke. Reaonroes, IM6,80O. 

Jft€rrhah»t§—Vfm, C. Osgood, N. G. Tilton, Greenleaf Osgood, 
Berry & I*ougee, R. L. French, B. F. Kaime, H. A. L. Brown, 
variety; John 1*. Nutter, hardware and ffrocertes; E. O. Bander- 
son, Mary E. Perkins, Mrs. E. L. Ashley & Co., Mrs. ^Ererett 
Jenkins, dry goods and millinery; H, A. Tuttle, clothing; O. 8. 
J. P. Roby & Co., stoves and tin ware; Henrj' W, Osgood, pbo- 
Itographer; George W. Batehelder,Jow«ier. ^mmumifmi fmm ^ 
jPiUiaeld Manufacturing Co., cotton goods; Solon G Blaisdell, 
harnesses, &o., Levi Tilton, tanner; Cba's T. Cram, bricks: Wm 



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G. Fmcb» Nath'l Nutter, Wm. C. Bfmt, bll«4i undcMh; 

Sanborn, painter; N. C. Ti}ton, Jam«i OMOOd* tarriagM. 



James 



(Originally granted by MuMohusetts, and called Bakor's-town, 
or Gerrish-town ; afterward granted by MaaODian I'roprietors, 

Oct. 2d, i<4?», Hiid called Stevens'-town) incorporated Murch 1 

MW' lMli'l»ro''fi»7^''^' 182O,2016i 1860, 1288; 



/ - K Everett; ir«f^Wai. Dmitp. Ilefer#- 

ift«'#»— Geo. F. iellows Daniel J. Cnlef, Tho'? D. Little. XW« 
cierfc—IhomaA H. Whitaker. f'/^r-ywrM— Joua. B. Cook. 

— ^**¥»»ciuHM - W. W. Steeper, 

Geo. r. Titoomb, Eel. Scho^i Jml B. Cook« JfmdGii 

Arthur L. (iraves, ^/aie,- Moses P. Thompgon, Quorum; NathnmM 
Sawyer, John C. SmitM, Moeen J. Stevens, Tbomaa D. LlUie. 
Cha'8 C. Rogers, Cynw OooUn, Wm. Dunlap. 

^f^rrAafi#0-Ciookln & Dunlap (Wert), 0. B. Eimtt, A. A. 
KoUios, vanaty. V#M-by Mrs. Smith. 



(Fonmerly c^ed Perrystown) in col-p orated April 18. 1784. Tod- 
iilation-179D, 620; IfiO, 167B; 1860, 1887; ISaS) 14U; 18%; lUfif 
J»«»#«iww#«jy^Truman Putney: J^orA, Jfmpk Greeley, jr.; 
Smith, Jarae^ B. McAllister. SeieeimeM^Bei^. F. Pillgburv 
Ira F. Koweli, Converse Gage. Onffsris-cler* — Trumau PutneV' 
CtergwmeBB-'H. 8. Klmbiai, Uaac Fraalee, F. Bap.. K. Knicht. 
Bap • Irank H^vUon, Arlv. F hifaieimmt—lioh' i Lane. J'\i ,f.H. 
Smiley. Sch^oi r'«#if .— H. iiry S. Kimball. Ji99»ti€€$$—\lohvvX 
Lane, James K. SmiJey, Mu8e» Haaeu, 4>/ate; Knocti Pajce. Ata 
Pa^e, Quorum; Erastus WacUelfb, ^aaiea M. 8vMt. 

•Wcrr*aM##— Duvid Cooper, J() < ph Grceloy. Jr. (North), McAl- 
!i*lfi* (South), Truman A umey. Lewis KichardH, Davis 

A Rlctiards, variety; French k, Co. (South), stoves and tin ware; 
Mrs J. M. Sargent (North), millinery and fancy goods. Hgmmu 
rar#Mr<r# — William Little, clothes pins; Joseph P. Nolpon, 
exculsior; D. K. Abbott, carriagetti Wiiiiam H. MawhalLaarriaire 



Previously known by the names of New-Amcsburv and Jcnnis- 
towDj incorporated Sept. 4. 1774. Population— 1776. 262; 1790 
868; 1820, 2246; 1860, 20&8; 1860, 1971; 1870, 1667. * ' ' 

JPm im m Ur Hiram Bnswell; Roby's Comer, Moses 11. Koby. 
SeUettuen — GiXmtin A. Bean, John W. Clement, Isaao K. 
Conner. VtntfH-^ierk — (SUman C. George. Clerg^m»€n — 
^ Huntington, Cmg,; Albert Heald, Bap.; Lemuel 
mm$, Univ. jFh99i€Um9^rnnk W. OraVes, J. M. lUx. 
jCatrycr*— Harrison G. Harris, Samuel Davis, jr. J^'^iam—l 
George Jones, N. G. Ordway. Sckoot C««is.— Samuel Davis 
Albert Heald, Henry S. Huntington. Jmwiice»-^VL. H. Harriman'l 
Walter Harriman, Nehemiah G. Ordway, QilmaB C. George 
Albert P. Davis, SUxUi Robert Thompson, George Jones, Frank 



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P. HarrimaD, Quorum f Btephtn Bartlett, Harri«ion R. Sargent,! 
j Timothy Flanders, Moses D. Wbeeier,UarIan S.Willis, Augustine: 
vy.Uarrimuu, Uiratn Bus well, William G. Andrews, James M. 
Harrimau, Stephen N. Ferrin, Wm. K. Bartlett, Samuel DaTieJr. 
Alonzo C. Carroll. 

MLearsarge J\'aiio§tal Bank {l%0). CnmifL], 9^,000. Cashier, 
' Geo. Jones; IHrectors — N.G.Ordway,Prea.,«.T.iireenvvoocl, John 
I George, Ira Hanre^, Geo. Savory, D. S. Bean, Abner Woodman. 
1 JfMcrchanit—W. G. Andrews, Robert Thompson, J. E. Kob- 
'ertson & Co., Ira Harvey, variety; Giiman C. George, tinsmith; 
C. A. Iienton& Co., tailors; Wm. W. Davis, notions. Jf^annfae^ 
iurera—AAwat^ & Bartlett, woolens; B. H. Watson, planing mill 
& repair shop; John Rogers, bedsteads; O. P. Reddlngton, John 
Red dington, wooden ware; John Davis & Co., tanners; Joseph 
Rogers, harneflSM; U« C. MeAl^ine, Sam'l Dow« W. 8. 9t Fftine 
Dayla, lumber. E MH Wwmer, by Themaa B..Sttcker.. 

(Bofloawen divided, and the west portion) incorporated JnJy 8, 
1860. Papalatloii— 1860, 817 ; 1870, 6&. 

.pAffnamfer—Hrs. Martha G. Stevenfl. ArffMfiiMM— Atherton 

Sweatt, Cha's C. Kimball, Jos. L. Couch. Vom>n-cMerh—A%h»w* 

ton Sweatt. CIcrifgfmrM— Edward Buxton, Cong.; 

, Meth. JP*gf#irf«ii#— Jiath'l H. Arey, Thomas 11. Currie. 

Set M m t Cmm.'^eo. T. Sanborn, CymsA.Biime, Josepli Conch. 
JTHBiieeB—Simeon B. Little, State; Joseph L. Couch, Dudley C. 
Hubbard, Charles E. I'litney, Qmrum ; ^\ illiam W. An*»titi, Cha's 
S. Dantorth, Cyrus A.Stone, Athertoii ^Swett, tieo. M. fcjmith, John 
C. Fcarson, Thomas Elliott. 

mJEerckiatttm — S-mith &; Sweatt, varirty. mfMattufartnrera — 
Levi Sweattj chair stock ;. Albee C Sweatt, carriage stock ; k\ h. 
Borbank ft Son, Wbi. W^Autftn, lumber. ehrwUie M* JF. M. 
Co. President, Daiid A-lCaourdy; Seeretenry iMmI TrmmMF»y 
John C.Peareoa.. 

ATIX^MOT. 

(Originally called Kearsarge) incorporated Jure 1^^,15507. Popu- 

latio 11—1810, 298; 1820, 670; 1860, 1272; 1860, 1196; 1870, 1072. 

JP<?ffj(if«jr#er#— George E. Woodward; Flat, J. H. Greeley; 
Selecimen—J6\\n Williams, Frank S. Teel, Sumner E. Philbrick. 
VowH^terk—^e{\\ Goodhue. Ctergvmeu—Q. B. Tiacv, Cong., 
Wm. H. Stewart, Meth.; H. 1*. Lamprey,i^. Bap, JPhy§iciaH9^ 
Uoralio K . Masoa, J ohn P. Elkins. Jkiartfer— -Wiliiam W. Jb lan- 
ders. 8ek0^ C»»i«— I'ranit 8. Teel. Jsivfleet— John Wood- 
bury, Horatio N. Mason, William W. Flanders, Albert Sanborn, 
Baruch C. Clough, State; Geor/re Shepherd, Minot Stearns, John 
P. Beau, Joseph H. Wallace, John P. Elkins, Geo. E. Woodward, 
Warren P. Langley, Richard J. Steams. 

JfTerchaHit—U. M. Rowe, J. H. (Hcoloy & Co. (Flat), Wood- 
ward & Brown, variety. •IMaittttlrtcinrcrM — Colby & Shepard,; 
hosiery : Otis Jones (Flat), lanuer. MMoiel—WUmlow (Kuaiiiarge 
Mmmtatnh by G. W. Cbase. 



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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, 



Incorporated March 19, 1771, contain? thirty town?'. Amherst. 
3Iuucliester and Nashua, t^hiretuwu8. iitcords kept at >iai;hua. 
ropulation in 1850. 57,477; In I860, 62,148$ 187(^64W• 
iuiUon» 1868, MOb, 480.^. 

Jf^a^/^fer— Dana W. Kin^r, Naflma, (elected), 0410 ; Ad- 
drew J. Bennett, Dem., 45JW; scat. 841. King's plurality. 1876. 

Vreasiwer—lleoTy C. HerrUJ, Maucbeeter, Jiep. (elwted), 6296; 
Jobn M. Chandler, Dem., 4M; toat. 851. MeirflAi plufalily. 1787. 

CommiMMioiier»—G\\ma.n Scripture, Xa-lnia; Wm. W. Jobii- 
son, Now-Ipswich ; Geo. VV. liiddle, -Manchester. 

Geo. W. liiddle, Hep., 6257; Leonard C. French, Utrtn., 4i>86; 
scat. 986. Kiddle's plurality, 1671. 

Sid^rflT— Ml arles Scott, reterboronjfh. 

nemiy S/trriO^i— Amherst, William Wetherl)ee; Gofstovrn, 
David Patt^'c; IRllsborouffh, John G. Dickey, Geo. A. Robbins; 
/To/Zw, John B. Perkins; Manc.henter, Danii l L. Stevens, ]>:aae W. 
Farmer, .lustin Spear, A. G. Fairbanks; Mfi.ion (Villnfre), John K. 
Mills: Mi{ford, Uaniel K. Marvell; Aoci^a, Jf>bn Taylor, l'iiri«« 
H. HiU: S. H. Mordaujsrh; Pediam, AlfM 8. Smith; Ftmhmrwigh, 
Timothy K. Ames; ^^!tr,n (East), ^lir^vi^ Clark. 

Deputies in other Counties authuri/ed to serve in lliiKHborough 
county: (Merrimack) Concord, J. L. I'ickerinfr; FFarw^r, Albert 1*. 
Davis; Henniker, D. Warren Co^rswell; (Cheshire) Eokt Jaflrey^ 
David A. Wood; (Sullivan) Eaat WcuthingUm, Sylvaiias ClOftton. 

Jfailer — A. G. Fairbanks, Manchester. 

Vmrmwt^r^MUford, Benjamin F. Hutcbinson; jyashua, Jeffer- 
son Rock wood. 
Semier^ohu Dick^, Milford. 

COUNTY JUSTICES— Cowrf Common Picas— 1784 to JF72. 



Francis Blood, Temple. 1784 
Ebenezer Webster, baiibbury. '91 
Timo. lf'arrar,C.J.,N.I|»w>b4808 



Robert Wallace, Heniiiker, 1S''3 
Robert Aicock, Deerlnff, 1807 
William ITkk, AmbenC 1818 



drciiU Court— 1S16 to 1820. 
Joahna Darling, Henniker, 1816 1 Jedediah K. 5niitb,Amher8t,1816 

Court of SeBrioM-^lSSO to 2895» 

Joshua DarlinK,C.J.Uen'k'r,1820 Joseph Philbrlck, Wcare, 1820 
Jede. K .Smith.C.J.Amh'mt, '20 Jacob Tutlle, Antrim, *ao 
Abiel WUson, Wilton, niO | 

County Ju»tice8—1833 to 



Simon P. Colby, Weare, Vm 
Fred. 6. Stark, HaaoliMter, '88 
Jesse Canr, GoUatown, '86 



Jacob Whlttemoro, Antrim, 1840 
Wm. Parker, 1^ rancestown, '62 
Martin Heald, Temple, '63 



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Con nty Commissioners. 



John M. Parker, Goflstowii,1866 
Edward Emerson, iioUis, '66 
Wm. H. KimbaU,Petorboro% '56 
David Clement, Hudson, 
Sewell Futnam, Wilton, 
Ira Gage, New-Boston, 
Epbraim W-eston, Hancock, 
Geo. A. Barnes, Manchcst^^r, 
W.W.JohnsoDfNe w-Ips w i ch , '69 

Clerks qf Courts, 



'58 
'58 
'59 
'60 
'61 



Thomas Chase, Nashua, 
James Scott, Teterborough, (j3 
Jacob F. Jamei, Mane heater, '64 
Oilman ScriptOM^ IfasllllAf '65 
James Scott, '66 
Jacob F. James, '67 
Gilman Scripture, '68 
Ueo. W. BiOOte, Manekester, '70 



Andrew Wallace, Amherst, 
Perley Dodge, " 
Edward S. Cutter, 
Geo. A. Bamsdell« 



44 



1857 
'64 



Robert Fletcher, Amherst. 
Frederick French, «• 

Moses Eastman, Salisbury, 1818 
Enoch Darling, Henniker, '20 
ElishaF. WaUace, Amherst, '24 

SolicUors, 

Ebeneser Cbampney,N.Ip8'bl801 1 Bei^. M. Fttfley, H<^1!8, Feb. ^ 

Wra. Gordon, Amherst, '02 Titus Brown, May '29 

Tho'a W. T/iompsmi, Sali8b'y,'03 ! Charles F. Gove, Golfstown, 



David Ererett, Amherst, June, '06 
BaraoliChMe,Uopkiiit'ii,Feb.'06 

John Harris, Oct. '17 

Titus Brown. Francest'n,Aug.'28 
Edmund Tarker, Amb'rst, Dec.'23 



Cba's J. Fox, Dunstable, 
Sam'UH.Ayer, HiIlgboroiixb,'49 
Bonj. F. Aver, Manchester, '54 
Aaron F. Stevens, Nashua, '66 
Joseph B. Clarke, Maucbe8t'r,'61 



Sker\f!s. 

3I0SP8 Kelley, Hopk'ii, Mar. 1785 | Mace Moulton, Manch'r, " '42 

Benj. Tierce, nillshoroMunelSOD | Elijah Monroe,Amherst,May, '46 



Israel W. Kelley,Sallsb'yNov.'13 
Benj. Pefree, «or. 18 

Jacob Whittemore. July, ^7 
Frederick G.Stark, July, '37 

Judges of Probate* 
Ebenezer Champney, New- 
Ipswich, Feb. 1708 
Clifton Claggett, Lttcbfield, 

May, 1810 

John Harris, Hopk'n, Aug. '12 



Joshua Atwood, I'eiham, " '55 
Cha'8 P. Da]itortb,Na8b.June,'55 

Dan'l L. Stevens, ^iHUch'r, " '60 
Charles Scott, Pet^borougb, '66 



Clirton Claggett, Amheist, 182a 
Bdaand Patter, » '2^ 

Luke Woodbury. An trim, Jan. '8i 
Wm. C. Clarke, Manch'r, Sept. 03 
David Cross, July, 'og 



Registers qf Probate. 
Cha»8 O. Atherton, Amberst, Wm . Wetherbee, Amh^t, J uly, '65 



June, 1798 
Stephen Feabody, Mili'd, 1837 
Lemnelir. Paltee,Aiii1i'it8ept'43 
Geo. W.lloor, «* '62 



Josiah G. Dearborn " " ' '60 
Orrin C. Muore, Manch'r * '66 
CorneUns V. Dearborn, 
Kashna, May, '68 



Registers of Dee(l< 



Moses Nichols, Amherst, 1777 



Isaac Rroola, 
Ezra Fresco tt, 
John L. Hadley, 
Edwin A. Bodwell, 
Charles J. Smith, 
L< ounrd M. Kimball, 
^\ 1 I. Wetherbee, 



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1802 


44 


'28 


41 


'40 


44 


•48 


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'46 


<« 


'47 


4t 


>60 



Cha s Richardson, Amhent, 1853 
Wra. Wetherbee, 
Daniel Russell, 
Francis Winch, 
Charles B. Tuttle, 
Jeremiah O. FuUifer, 
Robert Fulton, 
DaoaW. King, 



44 

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44 
44 
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44 
C4 



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'57 
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'62 
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Robert Means, Amhent. | Sami M. WUoox, Franoesfo/M 

David Stewart, " | Rufiis Baker, Manchpster. 

Johu6ecomb, 1328 Comeiiuft V. I>earboni, l« ran- 

John Brace, Mont-Yemoii. 'w cestown, '67 

David Underbill, Amherst, '83 Amos J. Wilson, Weare. '59 

Israel Fuller, " '40 Ueo. A. Hamsdell. reUrboro'.tjl 

Nathn Bruc»*, Mont-Vemon, '48 Cha'it H. Burm, Wilton, '63 

Peter Carleton, Amherst, '47 John O. Teel, Uillaborowgh, »65 

Adam Chandler, Bedfoid^ '49 H« Tirv B. Alhorton. Nashua, T)7 

Win. i*. Hatot HoUia, '£2 1 kimxy C.Almili.ALiiioboit«r, 



(Originally Narragfan«ott No. 3. or Souhej^an-Woft) incorporatod 
Jan. IS, 1760, included part of the territory of the pri'sent town* 
of Milford and Mont-Vernon. Population— 1776, IflS; 1T90,88QB; 
1820, 1622; 1850, 1613; 1860, 1509; 1870, 1353. 

Fo§tma»ter — II. E. Woodbury. St frrtmen ~ Vrnnci^ K. 
Boutelle, lUo's M. Harvell, Cha's L. Bradtbrd. X^tffrM-clerJk— 
Joseph B. Far. CUrgyuBem^, Gardner Dayfa < WUikm Clark, 

Agt. N. H. Mis. Soc'tij) Cong.: E. P. ^•ovet^, Bap.: Albion Ko?>. 
A(h\ JFhy»teiaH — Edward Aiken, Fcl.^ V. U. I'.nker. M^niC' 

SerB — Perley Dodge, Edward 8. Cutter, School C om.— E. P. 
byes. #M«MI?c«— William WetherlH^e. Cha's Uichwdaini. Kdw'd 
S. i'utter, State: Perley Dodge, David Russell, Quorum; William 
A. 3Iack, Barnabas B. David, J. U. Pukiibr, Albert A. Rotch,, 
Uorace A. Clark, Joseph B. Fay. 

.IMerchmmU^. O. Pulsifer, H. E. Woodberry, W. D. F<trsarth,| 
variety; George K. Walker, boots, shoes and medicines. »ltauti-' 
faciurera — Uarriaon Eaton, iron founder; B. B. David, whips;, 
Joseph B. Fftf, atoTCS and tfn ware; R. E. Benden, taitor; Qeo.; 
Walker, Joel F. Os.i;ood. Gilbert Small, blncksmltlii, I 
M^iet^Jmherstj by Dadley K Cliamberiaiii. 

(Once called Society Land) incorporated Mar. 22, 1777. Pnpnia- 
tion-~1790, 628; 1820, 1830; 1850, 1148; 1860, 112«: 1870, 905. 

JPo#f ipg#f gr»~D . H. Goodell ; North Branch, Almus Fairdeld. 
Si'lecimeu — George A. Cochran, I^'ander Smith, Samuel S. 
Sawyer. VawcH^ierk — Edward D. I'utuey. CjergwrneH— 
Warren R. Coehran. PreBh^yfrn, Hurlin, Bap.; L. Howard. Afeih. | 
M*hi0airian.<t — J. ft. Kimball, Wm. M. Parsons; Morris Christie. 
Nifin. Schaoi <7Mif. — Henry D. Chapln. Jfw«#irf # — Inaac 
Baldwin, David H. Goodell, State; James Boyd, William S. 
Foster, Nathan W. C. Jameson, Qmrum; John G. Flint, Imla 
Weight, Almus Fairfield, Sam^l G. Kewton, Geo. A. Cocbran, 
Mark True, Ed. D. Putnev. ! 

.T»€?rcA«nf«— Geo. P. Little, Almns Falrfleld (Korth Branch), 
Fxlward D. Putney, J. B. Woodbnry, variety; Luke Thompson, 
stoves and Mn ware; E. J. Thompson, cutlery. mlfaMMfaeturert 
Charlea Brooks, Daniel 8tory, Edwin Ha^^tinga, Dodge Brothers, 
bedsteada; J. B. Abftotl a» Co., window ahaites; B. Baat, bobliiiii; 



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HmMOBOTOH OOTOTY, 

C. W. Kelieft k Co., sewing sUk and twist; Ooodell Co., 

apple parers and seed sowers; E. C. Paige, soap dishes; C. H., 
Carter & Co., force pumps. MmteiB-^j l^htinfrlt Afp)«lMi|J 

Aiw/A Brauch, by George P. Little. 

(Originally Narrapatisett, No. 5. or Souh^gan-East) incorporated! 
. Jfav 19, 1750, included purt of Ma^icliebter. Population — 17 ^5, 495 

1 1700, m; 1820,1876; 186^ 1M6; 1880, Uia-r 18^ 1 
J*«##«Mwf€r — James T. Kendall, afeferf tw cm — Charles H,' 



Moore, Horace Holbrook, Wm. 1*. Worthley. V owm eterk^, 
John Uodgman. Ciergwrnum — Ira C. Tyson, i*rt^. JPAvatf-l 
rtaM#-LeH J. Woodlninr, WiUiam W. Wttkiiw. FH. SMM' 
6'o«M.— IsaaCwX. Riddle. JVolarjf—Ua&c N. Riddle. J^nniircg 
Isaac X Kiddle, Quorum; Josepli ll. Sti ven?', Oliver L. Keuduli, 
James T. Kendall, Leonard C. French, 2<i, Kobert Fulton, John 
Hodffman, Jolm H. HcAllee, Wm. W. Wilkins. 

mUierrhatti — J^mes T. Kendall, (jloffe k Barnard, variety. 
•ViaMttfaciHrer§—li&Tiiar(l k Moore, Stephen V. Damon, David 
Swett, George Goffe, Alfred Fo&dick, lumber; Danial Parker, 
Geo. YiBj, John H. M cAITee, £. H. k J. A. Pitten, briekt. 

(Part of what was Society Laud) incorporated Doc. lo, 1842 Popu- 
latioii-a776, 177| 1390, 819; 1820, 18D0, 541 ^ 1800, 450 i 1870, 

Vo»t master— George A. Whitteniorc. Sft€eimr»i~-We»\Bj 

Wilson, John C. Dodge, John H. Fleming. Vmru^rtrt k — Chn'i* 
F. i'eavty. tHergyman — James II olmea, Cc^^ty. Sckooi Comm 
John II. Fl<>iniiior. Jfuniicea— Amos Wkltitcmore,John W. Flagg, 
James llolniffj, Henry 11. Dunkleo, Quorum: Sam 1 Baldwin. 
Merckauis — U.A. k J.A.Whitteniore, groceries ; W'.8. 1'arkin, 
grain and lamber. Mamnraciurcra — Woods, Dod^e k Co., 
ijamuel Baldwin, cutlery : A. & G. A. Whitieniore, iioes and 
cutlery; C. F. Kimball, hoes and shovels; Patch & Whitney, 
t paper: G. W. Burua, nowder; C. ¥.k G. Pearey, butclierb; Aia 
(Hotty blacksmith. J9Me#-G.W. Stewart. 

( Formerly called Kaby ) incorporated March 80, 1760. I'opulation— 
1790, 888; ISb, 892; 1860, 718; 1880, 7M; 1870, 741. 



tt#^r— Henry B. Stiles. Select m$en—iyiiv\6^ S. Fessen- 
den, Orman T. Shattuck, Amos A. Gould. S'^trw-r/rr*— Henry 
B. Stiles. derjrifJweM— F. D. Sargent, Cmg. ; L. Draper, Meth. 
Sehmmt CMi».->fienj. Gould. jrn«#lrr#— Benjamin Gould, State ; 
Wm. G. Shattuck, Wilkes W. Corey. 

•V^'rrJfc/iw/*— Philemon French, Joseph A, Hall k Co., variety. 
Jf«*e#— by Ja's W. Fessenden. 

(Another portion of what was called Society Land) incorporated 
Jan. 17. 1774. PopulaUon— 1790, 928; 1820, 1415; 1850, 890; 1&0,798;I 
1870, 722. 



. — ^_p.^^j—AlirittTabb0: j?a«/— Herod Chase; We8i-^9mm\ 
^ppleton. AeiecfMw— Matthew Fonaltby Bodn^ J. Bin^ 



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177 



ham, Dana H. llRd lock. V^ttu^lerk — Ja'sC.Gre^g. Vier^ty- 
MMM^MurrLi iioliuan, Con^. JLawf^ers — D. F. ^V hlUIe. Le\^ i§ 
Goodatow itfOMfeMtir— ]>Mring, W. H. Dearborn, PHn. H€ko0t 
rojM*— James C. iivQag. ^9*»tiee0^David F. Whittle, Russell 
Tubbs, SicUef William Foreaith, Quorum: George C. l^atten, Herod 
Chase, Carlton Clefment, Ben). L, BaitleU, Srastoa U. Bartlett, 
Chester A. Appleton, Uoraoe UoTe» Lewli Goodalt, Jonathan O. 
Morrill, John F. Chaw*. 

•WerrAaMl— Ruesell Tubbs, groceries. JH[mmmfm€imrer»—R 
& Joseph G. Gove, oarriages; E. W. BaroM. I. N. CodUraa, boott 
and shoes; John & Kodnrv Govo. Heniy Qllauway wlltclwngllts* 
M§LQi€i^AffpleU)nt by Ja'6 JH. Appleton. 



(Formerly eaM Ktw-Boaloa AddlHrMi) incoriwnrtad Jan, 8i 177S. 
Fopulation-m6,a00; 1790,962; 1840,1640; i«»0,mA; 1M0,10M; 

1870 . 932, 

JPoMiauiMief — Samuel B. Hodpe. Srlrrltftf — Hfram P. 
Clark, William H. Hopkins, ^ «nv( U D. D«>au. l am-u-ch rh^ 
Daniel F. Patch. CicrgrymeH — Austin liichurdn, d. d., Cong. 
M^hgsieian—J. F. Fltts, John West. .ro#ar<r#— Mark P.alcli, 
Augiutus U. Bixby. Schomi Caait.— Augutftua H. Bixby. 
liMf^Franoto Morgan, Thomat B. Bmaltord, StaU; Saaoel D. 

Downey Sam'l r5. ir^.dpv, Quorumf Ja'a H. fltamtt^ JolUi Woit, 
Hiram Patch, Augustus 11. Hixl)y. 

MerehanU — Dowues lirotiiers, Herbert Yose, Bradford & 
Balah, vafiety; Jennie M. Bradford, aiahiery. jmmmm0Btim 
erg — JanK« T. Bixby, .Stevens h Holt, fkncy boxo^ nnd ladie><' 
desks; Hiram P. Clark, pails; Geo. N. White'clothei* pin«; .inmos 
H. Starrett, bricks; Daniel F. Balch, tailor: Luther iiaidv, 
cooper; Luke W.F!reBton, Gilmore Q«2lapnith» Ihuii^TlMMapton, 
blacksmiths, 

g'irti JTaUmana JBmmk (Jan. 1, 1866). Capital » »10(>,m. 
CkuMer, Bfark Baleh; Direetort— Thomaa B. Bradford. Pre*., 

Joseph Klnpsburr, John D. lUitler, (ieorffe Peavey, Kimball' W. 
Emerson, Abner fe. Woodward, Tho's H. Uichardson. Vmmet»* 
iomru SavimgB Bank* Pres., John D. Butler; 2Ve«i«.. Tho's 
B. Bradford; Batooreca^ iG6,m. Mwidt^F nm o utmm , by A. 
W.Wood. 



Tncorporated June 16, 1761, included part of 31 an cheater and part of 
Hooksett. Population— 177&» 881; 1790^ 12176; 18ia» S988: 1860, 

2270; 1860, 1740; 1870, 1666. 

J'M/ifsaffer*— G. Byron Moore ; Center, B. R. Poor. Setecim 
iiaeit— Alfred Fo<iT,Cba'8 Mograprc, F. H. Phllli|M. Wtmm itUt K 
F. F. Flint. Cterffyme»^». L. Geroald. OMff. : J. S TTara- 

j don, P<»acocfc, ^op.; J. Gowan,il/cM. , f^htfi$im 

ciaHB—DdACl Little, John S. Little, A. F. Carr. Fet. Mjatrt/t va— 
Darld Steele^ John Steele. .^Wiiraf—G. Byron Moore. Schomi 

Com, . jrff#flre#— David Steele, AlfVefF Story, Alonzo 

F. Carr, StcUe: George Poor, Quorum i D. M. T^ggart, Dan'l S. 
Carr, CaMn wVman, NathaniM E. Kimball, DaTtdfPattee, Jesse 
Nichols, Wm. P. Warren, A]viri Hadley, Benj. F. Stevens, W. B. 
O.-'good, G. Byron Moore, Henry K, Blaisdell, Hiram iS. fioyt, Sam-i 
uelTeel, Francis H. Phillips. ' 



!> 178 HimsBORou0H oovvTr. 

•lferrAaj»##-~E. K. Poor (Center), G. B. Moore, A. Story fl& 
Go., variety. •Utafufaeitirert^D. D. Gregg, sash and blMB; 
Kendall, Hadley & C o., Uadley & Moore, O. Moore & 8on» P. C. 
Chenay h Oo« (Cauter). MMmMI Central, by A* W. JtoaalL . 



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Incorporated June 15, 1791. PopulaUon— 1800, dfi^; ISIO, dSO ; 1860, 

716; IBOO, 6081 187»;687. ^ 

PottimoMier — Horace Cud worth. Seiecitmett — John R. Kns- 
sell, Frankltii O. Flaieber, Henry Holt. SWit-efeHb— Lowis P. 
Wilson. Clergffman—SBmuQi U. Partridge, Cemr;. Fhffti^ 
cteM— Willard i>. Chase, Ftl.i Samuel H. Partridge. Sch—i 
CoiM.— Samuel H. Partridge. jrif###*e#— Horace Cud worth, WIK 
liam Whittemore, Churleal). FttQli» iSttflla; I^Mb Holt» G«o. 8. 
Peavey, Alfred w. Savage. 

MerchoHia—Q* P. JTletcher, variety. M^iei—hy Henry H. 
DaaeklM. 



Incorporated Nov. 6. 1779. Population, 1790, 684; 1840,1846; 1860, 

10ra$ 1860, 841} IST(>, M. 

JPaifliM4i##er Adolphua D. Tattle. MMeeimwu — John f^. 
Hills, Wm. F. Symonds, Andreu B. Stone. 2r#«ri«-cferif— 
Adolphus D. Tiittlo. f'ierffyutan — Asahel Bigelow, Cmiq. 
PhuBieHutg—A. ki. Taft, li. G. .^lather. vtfca^l^iMflr— Hancock, 
A. N, Hardy, Prtn. Sch^i r*MW»-i*'-Qyru8 A. Whittaker. .ytrt- 
Wrc*— Joseph Davis, Richard Kmorson, Adolphus D, futile, BeB* 
jamin Goodhue, Mark Spaulding, Uriand Eaton,. 

ilBtreftgwto A»broge €* Blood, A. D. Totlle, variety. 




PoBimaaierB — , 

Nelson; Bridge, 

ErastuH Wilson, Goo. E. Hoit. '^oir#*-rfor*— Wm. B. Whitte- 
more. Cteruyme^^-^ohn Adams (Center), (Bridge) 

Conq. ; B. wTChaBC (Brld^* ), J. Taggart, Meth. JRhyticiama—] 
Abel C. Bumham, C. A. Gould (Bridge), John Q, A. FieBcb, 
John Goodeli, ^W«. J?p*ffl##— S. O. Bowers. MJmr ^er 9^ sanea 
F. Briggs, B. K. Webber, C. A. Hamden. J^lmiarM—Johu C. 
Campbell. Seh^^i Cmm«— J. Q. A. French. ^Msiieet^t 
F. Briggs, Mark W. Fiillor Tho'tfN. Goodale, Levi Gooiiale, Cor- 
iielins Cooledge, John M. CuriU, State ; William B. Whittemore, 
Quorum ; l^>dfi;nr Hazen, Charks A. Ilarnden, John C. Campbell, 
Brooks K. Webber, Horace Eaton, Abel C. Bumham, Benj.Tuttle, 
J. K. f . Newell, CliarJes Gillis, Frank E. Hatch, R. F. Loverinp. 

MercMamis — D. W. C. Newman, Button k Morse, Horace 
M»rcy, Bei^amin Dutton, Ja's H. Butler (Bridge), O. Gilmore, 
Cha's A. Whittemore, variety; William H. Story, C. F. Greenleaf, 
watches and jewelry; Forest Cro well, drugs; Lizzie A. Hills, Anna 
M. Forbe«, Ja'i Newman, millinery; O. P. GreenleaL flour; T. F.: 
Qay, perlodlealt and atatloiiery ; J. B. T. KeweU, w»lahea« ekieka, 



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aud jewelry, mffanuftwrturera—f^. D Ilu'^tiiigs, carrisigos; K. 
Clement, bedsteads; Joho B. Smith, jdiirtn and drawers; ('. 
Forsaith, copper and tin ware; K. E. Lovtrfu, A. Smith. Wil- 
liam Merrill, Joshua Marcy (BfWire), John G. DIcktv. W. H. 
Maimhnn. Norman Kobbiti« ( Lower VillaK»»), lumber: T.. V. I'ptrm, 
harnesses and carriage trimmings; Burnham & Moore, plow8, &c. \ 
W. M. Sftrgent. pitetar; L. 6. Eaton, tailor. 

jruti^uatBrnmhrnrMUMmromMh-iVm). Capital, 960.000. 
Cashier — John C.Campbell; I)irectf>n*—iitc\^ho'n Kenrick, Pres., 
Ja's h\ briiiga; Geo. liloyea, Jamea Wallace, James Chaae, £. i*. 
Howard. JKwWi Furffey, by Joto Logk; Ckatkt, by Ciariw 
atllta (Lower YIHimP). 



(Once part of Dunstable and Munson, Ma»«.) incorporated April 8, 
1746. Population -1776, 1966; 1790»14«1$ 1800^ 667; MD, 1266; | 

1860, 1317; 1870, 1080. ' 



foMtmaMter—VtWWsim A. Trow. Seifrimem Luther Proctor, 
Geo. Moore, i>aniel M. Smith. arptrM-r/f rlr— Ebeu'rT.>Vheel« r 
<^'^''iry«MM-*^MMt i«M, Crm^. JPUymi rU m * — Henry W 

Willoughby; Porter. JPMw«4«#-Charleii P. Wood. ScMmoi 

Com.— Henry W. Willoughby. JFw§siirrji — .T<»hn N. Worct'^ter, 
State; Charles A. ICend, Leonard Farley, VVUliam A. Trow, Jolin 
Farley, John B. Perkins, Enoch J. Colbnra. t 

•fjrrrrA«M#— William A. Trow, ruiou Store, varietv. •TF'im- 
M/ar#trrrr«— Edward Uardy, Charloit H. Worcester ft, Brothers, 
barrels and kegs. 

(Formerly part of DunstnMo, called Nottingham West) Incorporated 
July 5, 1746: 1880,. name chaiiged to Hudson. I\>pulatiun^l776, 
M9; 1790. 100*| 1810, 1876; IHO, 1812; 1860, 1222; 1870, 1066. 
J»o#|jiiMMlcr— Nathan P. W%»b8ter. Seiecim€H—E\\ Haniblet, 
Joseph Fuller, John Thompson. 7atrN-rl<rrl;— Jos iah K 
Wheeler. CierjggfiMt'u — 6. M. Blamltard, ( <mg.; A. W. Chaflln, 
Bartlett Pease, Bap.; Otli Goto, IMb. iPteWrlMM—DaTid O- 
Smith, Jam<'s Emery. Sclaoot C*oiit. — Silas M. Blanchard 
.fi#*##rrj»-WilUam H. Cha^o. Sitnte : Ste].hen D. Greeley, Kim- 
ball Webster. Henjamln U. Kidder, Win. F. Chase, Francis A. 
Marden, David < lenient. 

•?jrrrrJ^nM##— Webster BrotliorB, F. A. Mnrden, varloty. mftau^ 
t»#<M;#Mr€r«— Samuel Cope, Hlos; Charles Woods, woodtomipg; 
Geo. S. Wood, tables. 



(Ones eaUed Bi«nloii% Fann) liicori>orsM June 5. 1710. Pomila- 
11011—1776, 264; 179Q, 867; 1890, 606; Vm, 467; 1866, 882; 1870, W. 

JPoj##fi«#lc#'— George B. GrifBn. Sfr/rrlnfrii— Isaac N. Cen- 
ter. David C. Bancroft, l.-^aac N, Center. ITotrM-r/rrls— David 
Braitt. Clerg^tnan—l^. H. Angier, Pretb.; Abel Fletcher, Chris. 
ScM mmi C^m^—Uodncy Kendall. .Jfff«##rr«— IsaiO McQueston. 
Quotnnv : Isaac N. Center, Herbert M.Chase, Warren Goodsi>eed. 

•fXerclMiMl— George B. Griffin, variety. MamtWaeimrer * 
Hoyt k Barker, liaao VeQuMtoii, Imnber. 



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HIIiLSBOBOUaH COUNTY. 



(Formerly called Salem-Canada) incorporated April 23, 1764. Popii 
laUon— 1776,713; 1790,1280; 1820,1168; I860, dt>8; 1800,823; 1870,' 
830. 

JPMfuMMfert— WUHam W. Curtis; Norths Jolm H. Goodrich ; 

South, William TV. Young. Selecitneu^Dayid E. Troctor, Andy 
Holt, Lurher Cnim. ^Tofrit-clcrlt— Geo. A. Putnam. f7fr^y- 
fMAM— Enuitusb. Claggett, Offt^. FhyMician — William A. Jones, 
Horn. &ch00i C«aM.— Erastos B. Claggett. Jtwiiees-^otl H. 
Tarbell, William W. Curtis, John H. Goodrich, Dayid B. Rrootor, 
Geo. A. Putnam, Wm. A. Jones, Wm. W. Young. 

JfTerchautM—Joel H. Tarbell, William W. Young (South), Wil- 
liam W. Curtis, variety. ^Ifatutfacturet'M'^LyudehoTo' Glass 
Co. (South; Nelson Kirlder, Ward N. Clieer«r« blACkSIIliths. 
MBieiei-'Mountam, hy Timothy K. Perkins. 



i pattf of ChMter, Londondfln^, Bedfbvd, Oofttown, 

or land called llarrytown) incorporated Sept. S, 1751, 



(Formed from 

and a tract 

by name of Derrj-field; changed to its present name in'1810. City 
charter adopted in 1846. Population— 1776, 285; 1790, 862; 182(), 
7ei; IMO, «»5; I860, 18,988; &60, 20,108; 1870, 28,509. 

Municipal election second Tuesday in December; government or-; 
ganized fint Tuesday in January. I 

Mayors under Citij Organization: 1846, Hiram Brown; 1847,; 
Jacob F.James; 1849, Warren L.Lanc; 1860. Moses Folio wh; 1852, 
Fredertck Smyth; 1865, Theodore T. Abbott: 1857, Jacob F. 
James; 1868, Alonzo Smith; 1859, Edward W.Harrington; 1861, 
David A. Bunton; 1863, Theodore T. Abbott; 1864. Frederick 
Smyth; 1866, Darwin J. Daniels; 1866, John Hosley ; 1867, Joseph 
B.CUrk; 1868, James Wsston; 1869. Isaae W. Smith; 1870, 
J»mes A. Weston. 

VoUj^Mayor, D100. 18, 1879^ 

Wwdt Ota. fvow VlnM. fnw. H^ift* Sis. 

JamP!^ A. Wc<ifon, 118 37 221 191 270 242 

Andrew C. Wallace. 130 95 217 169 29 161 

Peter K. Chandler, 31 16 87 14 1 87 

J*o*ljwa#/cr#— Joseph L. Stevens; Amoskeag, H. J. Poor. 
€^overnm§emif 1S71— Mayor, James A. Weston ; Ciefk, Joseph 

E. Bennett, 

Aldermen: Frarc?s—1, Geors^s W. Thayer; 9, Henry Lewis; 3, 
Wm. Flanders; 4,J(mei S. Cheney f 6, DoaM Conner; 6, John 
Hosley; 7, Wm. N. Chamberlain; 8, Wm. 6. JBverett. 

Comm/)7i Council: Presidetif, : Cterl:. 



50 
111 



Titlht ToUl. 

27 1156 
46 957 

163 



— , JVards—l .I& rBjdl W. Dickey, Oscar M. Titus. Sylvanus B 

Pntnam; 2. Henry W. Powell, Dana D. Tdwns, Jonn C. Smith; 

(■ 8, Nehemiah S. Bean, Conrp^n R. Simmon?, I^onrv T. TJeynolds; 
4, Wm, R, Patten, Jacob B. ilartwell, Joseph B. Sawyer ;'6, John 
L. Kennedy, Lawrence Foley, Austin 0\^^a/ly; 6, Jacob J. Abbott, 
Kdwin Kennedy. Jeremjah Hodcre; 7, William M. Shepard, James ! 
I C Rnswll, Bonj. K. Parker; 8, Harris J. Poor, Albert A. Wood- 
*vard, Silas A. Felton. i 



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I AsAeasnrs: ITaiYlIf— 1, HosM O. Peftnon; 3, Henrv P. Slmptoii; 
8, William F. Newell; 4, George W. PInkerton; 6, M^mrice F. 
Sheekmf 6» filbri<lie Q. HajiMf, 7, Horfttio Fiwld; 8, JoMph Jfel- 
Tin. 

SckooiCommiUee: fTorvit—l, Henry C. 8ftiid«rton; 2, Mmnlimll 

P. Hall; 8, Tho's Borden; 4. Samuel X. Bell ; 5, rafnck A. Ihi int ; 
6, Holmos B. Pettoc; 7, Jumo8 Dean; 8, De Lafayette RoblusonJ 

Moderators: Wards— \, Jamt*?* M. House; 2, John D.Powell;' 
8, John K.Bruce; 4, Horace Peitee; 6, John L. Kennedy; 6, Henry i 
T. Mowatt; 7, Chauncey C. Knvor WilliHin II. H. Newball. 

JFard Clerks : Wards— I, Churleb 11. Osgotid; 2. Benjamin F. 
Hartford; 8, John U. Andrews; 4, WilHi&iu F. HolnietiMi, John 
}V. Ilarrinoton; 6, Hflttj B. ir«lrlNinkt| 7, Luther B. WallMe; 
8, George H. ( lerry. 

Selectmen: If arc^--L bilad C.CjMiLri Levi AldricU. Clarence M. 
Edgerly; 2, Leomuil' 9MlMr% Binnibi'F. Cnnnon, Jamee P. Cer> 

f enter; 8, Benj. L. Hartshorn, TliatcherM.Conant, Rusrell White; 
, Henry French, Gustavus M. San^x'rn, Hnrvrv U. Sawyer: 6, 
IViUiam Jiiordan, Michael McDonuugh, Tumthy Connor \ 6, Ira 
I P. Fellows, Harrison D. I«ord, Isaac W. Hanmoiid; 7, Dalton 
J. Warren. Carroll Riddle, Geor^o p. SbatlMks 0«org6 8. 
I Chandler, Milo W. iiarvey, Daniol l^armor. 

Octrsetrs of Poor: Wards — 1, Jsani'l S, Moulton ; 2, Sayward J. 
Tonng; 3, Jeremiah Mekney; 4, Moses K. George: 6, PolrMr 
' Sheehan; 6, John ATor^c; 7. I^a:ir I.. wi«: Geo. U. Colby. 
I Police /iM/ice, Samuel Lpton: Sptc, JuqUce, Klgah M. Topliff; 
I Marshal, William B. Pftttea; AlM% jVMial^ Eben Carr; Sotici- 
I tor, C. A. Sulloway; CoUeoUsT snmI Ttmmwfr, Henry R. Cham- 
berlain; iJMtf JSngimer, ■ ■ ■■ ; Mnmmgt r, H.D. Lord. 

CUr ^^fmtm Cyrus W. Wallace, d. d., William J, TiiikCT» 

— — , Cong.; A. Sherwiu, Dnv'xd (i age. Bap.; — — . — — 

F. Bap.; J. M. Bean, D. C. Baboock, J/eth.; — — '•BpiM.: 

\ B. M. TlllolKon. Ja's Dean, Univ.; ChA'a B. Ferry, Unii,; Wnfiaai 

; McDonald. John O'Brien. Rom. Cuth. 

\ JRh^tiriaiu—JoAtih ( rosbv, WUliam D. Buck, Thomas Wheat, 
I Ebenezer H. Duvis, William Brown, Lymati B. How, Leonard 
French, George A.Crosby, John Fergnaon, George W. Manter, 
Pels., John S. Elliott, M.G.J. Tewkpburv. A L. Tewk^bury, Cha'f 
Wells, James P. Walker, Luther Pattee,K. J. P. Goodwin, John 
FItiqMitrIek, Cbarlee J. Eatray; Kmil Cmtor, £. D. L. Parker, 
Rom.; T. M. Hanson, Bot. ; Henry C. Coburn, Eclec. ; Mrs. O. M. 
Wlnoj?ar. Miss S. A. Colby, Min8 Mnry O. A. Hunt, MIks Emogeue 
B. Wiuegar, Female Physicians; Anna P. Perry, J. K. Strong, 
Mrs. C. Wilson, Clairvoi/ant. 

nettHMtg—Oirtm Hill, J. B. Prescott, Chester Heath, J. C. 
Walton, A. A. Russ, W. F. Childs. (i. A. Grace, Geo. ¥. Manter. 

XrasTtf^rs— James U. Parker, Daniel Clark, George W. Mor-i 
risen, llerman Foeter, William C. Clarke, David Cross, Charles 
R. Morrison, George A. French. Bradbury P. Cilley, Isaac W. 
Smith, Samuel N. Bell, Clinton W. Stanley, Samuel Upton, Wm. 
Stark, Le wit W. Clark, Lncien B. Clough, Samuel B. Lord. Elijah 
M. Topliff, Joseph B. Clark, Charles H. Bartlett. William Little, 
J. W. Fellows, C. A. Sulloway, Wni. R. Patten. John H. Andrews, 
A. C. Osgood, Henry £. Burnham, Eugene M. Bowman, Henry' 
iHiue, Mmthan P. Hunt, Asa W. Bartlett, Cba'e A. 0*GMuior,, 
I Blbridge 0. Hadley, John T. Hoore, by statnteb j . L {I 



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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 



^•o/ar»e#-Samuel N. Bell, Isaac W. Smith, Elijah M. Topliff, 
Joseph B. Clark, Charles E. Balch, Nathan I'arker, George B. 
Chandler, Bradbury V. Cilley, Lucien B. Clough, John A. Kiddle, 
Daniel W. Lane, J. E. Bennett, \Vm. K. Patten, Nath'l E. Morrill 
John T. Moore, Harrison D. Lord, Arthur M. Ea.stman, Joseph L 
Stevens. Martin V. B. Edgerly, Henry H. Huse, Frank Highland, 

Edward Inpham. ^ . ^ ^mr ^.r 

^i**#/rr*— Moody Currier, Herman Foster, George n . Mor 
rlsou, William C. Clarke, David Cross, Nathan Parker, Jacol 
F. James, Frederick Smyth, Isaac W. Smith, Daniel L. Me 
vena, Theodore T. Abbott, Samuel Upton, Elijah M. Topliff 
Edward W. HaiTington, Isaac W. Farmer, Samuel Gould, l^aac 
Riddle, Samuel N. Bell, Bradbury P. Cillev, Samuel D. Lord, 
Justin Spear, Charles H. Bartlett, Geo. A. French, Clinton W 
Stanley, Lewis W.Clark, James U. Parker, Lucien B. Clough 
Ezekiel A. Straw, Joseph E. Bennett, Joseph B. Clark, Enocl 
Holcomb, Elbridge G. Woodman, Cyrus A. Sulloway, Charles E 
Morrison, Albe C. Heath, Foster Kimball, William W . Brown, 
John D. Patterson, Charles L. Richardson, John Hosley, Daniel K 
Prescott, Joseph W. Fellows, Joseph H. Haynes, Robert R Mason, 
James O. Adams, David L. Perkins, Wm. R. Walker, John H. 
Andrews, Madison P. Sawyer, Person C. Cheney, W m Little. John 
P Newell, William R. Patten, Daniel R. Leach, State; Isaac N 
Riddle, Qiwrum; Moses Fellows, Stephen Palmer, Rodnia Nutt. 
William B. Webster, James B. Straw, John A. Riddle, Horace 
Pettee, James A. Weston, Nath'l E. Morrill, Henry R. Chamber 
lain, John G. Lane, A. G. Fairbanks, Samuel T. Foster, W ater 
man Smith, John C. Lyford, Geo. B. Chandler, Alfred l . l erry, 
Jonathan A. Knowles, Charles E. Balch, Andrew J.Dow. Amos 
B Page, Robert R. Moore, Stephen D. Green, Israel Webster, 
Dan'l Farmer, Seth T. Hill, John Gillis, Nahum Brooks, John G 
Lane, A. C. Osgood, Alexander M. Corning, Joseph E. >\ aiker, 
Robert F. Moore. Joseph W. Bean, Levi 11. Sleeper. George H. 
Colbv, Moses O. Pearson, Daniel C. Gould. Eugene M. Bowman, 
I Daniel Stevens, Ephraim S. Harvey, Henry Sanderson, Isaac 
Whittomore, Atherton W. Quint, Edwin P. Richardson, Thomas 
L Thorp, GustAvus F. Von Waohenleldt, Michael Gillis, Henry B. 
Moulton, John T. Spofford, Asa W. Bartlett, Timothy W. Challis, 
Andrew J. Dow, Joseph Nichols, Henry Clough, Hiram Simons, 
Isaac L. Heath, E. D. Hadley, Joseph H. Kiiowlton, Joseph B. 
i Sawyer. James Walker, Alonzo O. Dillingham, Nathan P. Hunt. 
I Henry S. Clark, Moses E. George, Wm. W. Colburn, R. 1 . J 
Goodwin, Daniel C. Gould, jr., Tho's W. Lane. James Dean, Cha 
' A. Carpenter, Abial C. Flanders, Charles E. Eaton, Eben Carr, 
Edwin Kennedy. Thomas Frye. ^ , , ™ ^ , 

^moakcas Watio»al Bank (1865). Capital, S200,000. Cash-^ 
ier, George U. Chandler; Direcforft— bloody Currier, Prea., John S. 
Kidder, Stephen D. (ireen, Edson Hill, Stevens James, Otis Barton, 
John S. Elliot, Reed P. Silver, Henry Chandler. 

Jfranrheiier J%*ational JBank (1805). Capital, SmOOO 
Cas/thr, Charles E. Balch; 7>»/rt'r/ori<— Nathan Parker. Pre^., Benj 

F. Martin, I'hinehas Adams, David A. Bunton, John H. Maynard, 

G. H. Kimball, Horace!*. Watts. 



iaBtk (18r,o). Capital, S?150,000. CashierA 
,.ctorn — Waterman Smith. Prett., David. 



Frederick Smyth; />*rcv. v:" u xir w 

Cross, Joseph B. Clark, Tho'a Wheat, R. N. Batchelder, W . W . 
BrowTi, Natt Head. 



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Clftf ^"fyftiontH Wttmk iimb). Cftnital, j»ir>(v,000. Cfuhier, 
Edward W. llarrlnKtoni/>irec^or«— C. W. Stftiilcy, /¥e*., S. W.l 
Parsons, Joseph Klader,T1lo% Morgan, DftvM R. L«*e1i, Joa«pli A: 
Haines, Alpheus Oay. 

•Mmo9k€ag Smvimt^ JSmik. PrtsUhnt, Moody Cmrier, 
Treaaurtr^ Moodv Ciirncr. Re^urccs, S2.M7,T11. 

jm mm titb ewier Htmaim^ r t Mm0km Pr^dmt WilHtin P. Kew^ ; 
Treasurer, 7^. ^ I h'ui VmI-v K-'-.inv.--. -1 r'^. 70. 

man Smith ; Treasurer, Fred eric H Smyth. Kosources, Sl,«ifl,8i>o. 
CU^Sftri t^M Bank, PreiidenU, .lofoph Kidder; TVeatrntTf 

Edward W, ll;m ii,_MMii. H -^-nTirr^^?. i;44i>,52ui. 

Herman Foster; Afjent, ('harlos F. Warm. 

WMoiela — MandieAter, by Wm. Shephord ; Cityt by P. W. ITnzrl- 
tine: Sfearv^, by V. Steams & Son; Kr^^hfrurfr, hy Pr*»M»ott & 
Foster; >arm«r«', by E. A. Uam; Mefrimtwk.hy D. O. Wcb6ter; 
Wtmtmtt by J.y. Ha—lbTd? AsmOnag, bfWtiUMl LiiWB. 

(Formerly called No. 1) tncorponrt«d Au/To^t 26, 17r.«. ropulallon 

— i775,50ii im^m-, im^mM\ i^,ie^ im^imi )870« 

1,364. • . ' 

IPMiMCiifra— Omfer, Daniel Goodwin; Vitlagt. F. B. Heald. 
«r!j0c#Ht€M— Thomas B. Tarbell, Eben TtlUm, Marsball Kimball. 
Vatctt-rtrrk — Dan i el (J ood win. ^^^mw^"* — »i ( ^ o o d - 
win, George F. Merriam, Cong^ Wm. U. Walker, ifap. M^kutU 
eimm T homaa H. lAsrtlinn, Jif.; 'D«^d P. 9t«w«lf. Ogwiiol 



— Merrill C. Dodge. jrM###l*r# — TTiomas H. Marshall, 
Stale; Nath'i H. Shftttuck» Jofteph (' Mfipon, Quorvm : .Tf>«.fJiih B. 
Wi 1 HO u, James L. Chamberlain, David l\ ^towt ll, Jolin Ketuiey, 
E. M. Smith. Jona. Russell, 2d, Nathaniel J. Ollrer, James Tail, 
rfmN e^cHi^ture. Cha's V. RlelMidion> Jolm K. MUla, Benry 1 
W biting', Franklin Merriam. 

mlMer€iMHiB—D9LTL\e\ Felcb, Hartshorn k Whitney, rrt scott 
Brothers, J. Q. Conant h Co., Daniel Go<idwln, Geo. W. Scrij ture 
(Center), variet%' ; Amos Scriptnrp, •tovp? and tin \vnn»: T^nviii P. 
bioweil, apothecary; Corey k UartBhorn, olothinM) Eliza Bar- 
bour, mflnnerr. Ji fai sw #lw>f Hi ^i — Colnwbi«a Cb., eoflon 
eroods; Jam«i.'^ L. Chamberlain, saw and grist mill; Geo. H. Liv* 
, rrtcr^tor), boots and shop«<: Lpoimrd 3Iorjse, l*rintprp' comp. stfrkn ; 
William ;Sawteiie, coihna, and aigu. painter. MMmM^hy Janieaj 

(Fart of Dunstable caHed Soahegan Raat) Inoorporatad AprHSi 
1746. PopiilBt{on-1775» M; IVW, lift; ]M» XMI; iM, lH/^i 

1860, llld; 1870, 1088. / 

FontmaitrM't—Qa^o. H. Bixby; Smfh, Kimball W. Brown: 
Thoriiton^s Ferrv, Gei. Drew; Reed's Ferry, Blatthew P. Mchols.. 
i Pefccf i gi s Joiin Wheeler, Thomas Farker, Henry J. WllMm; 

IVfTM-rffrJfe — Geo. Drew. Ctrrffmmett , Omj7.,'f 

Charles L. Hubbard, S. X. TforreH, 7'resh.; E. A. Brannnn. Meth.' 
FktfaieiaH — Uarrieon Eatou, /e/. Sck^i Cmm.— John 
Spalding. .FistfiM^— Edward P. Parker, SiaU ; Harriaon Eaton, 



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David Ueodereon, Frank liu UerricJ^, Saomel C. Au^eraon. 
Alexander HoC. Wilkfiis. Benjamin Mk, fieaben H. PrttC, CarmI 
M. Parker, Isaac Fitts, Elipbalet A. Brannan. 

Jflerehani* — C. Anderson, Kimball W.Brown (South), 
David Henderson, variety. mlMaM^mfacinrers — Tarker & Co., 
cabinet ware; D. Henderson, flanneif and carpets; Tho's L.Thorpe 
:&Co., cotton batting. &c.; Mai^sBM HonghtOiy itollitnf. 

B0iei-hf M. B. McCOAike. 



(Formerlv the southwest parish of Amherst and a tract called 
Mile iSiip) incorporated January 11, 1794. Fopaiation— lbOO« d8^: 
1820, 1243; 1860, 2169; 1860, 2221; 1870, 2606. 

J*««<iM««#er— J. ^y, Croebv. fil€ler#«t€st — William B. 
Wallace, John Marvell, Geoi^ife F. Bartlett. gWiji cigr* J. H. 

Blaucliard. Cler/fumeH — iicorge E. FroemAn. Humphrey Moore, 

D. D.^Cong.: J. D. Tilton, P. Chamherlin, Bap. Fh^ticiauM—U^z- 
ekiah ICldridge, Feh, Samuei G. Dearborn, T. Benton Dearborn ; W. 
H.W.Hinds, J7om. J»eM#f«f— O. F. FIsk. Xasrygra— Bain bridge 
Wadlelffh. C. S. Averill. JToiarieM-Tre^. T. StWyer, Charlea 
A. Daniels. Srhooi C7»i».— Clinton S. Averill. 

JfttBticcM — liaiubridge Wadlelgh, Francis V. Fitch, Pliny 
Whitney, Wm. Ramsdell, Albert E. FllUburv. State; John E. 
Bruce, Daniel Russell, Abel Chase, Quorum; Levi Curtit*, Wm. K. 
Wallace, Frederick T. Sawyer, Clinton S. Averill, John K. Fos-i 
ter. Oilman Wheeler, S. Smith, Stickney, Daniel K. Marvell, 
Charles B. Tuttle, Samuel G. Deai^n, Christopher C. Shaw, 
Daniel W. Sar<^ent, Jorl H. Guttorf^on, George C. Gilraore, Keed 
Dutton, Walter M. iSanborn, Geo. W.Bums, James M.Blanchard. 

iW«reJk«itfo>-Batc1ielder ft Pannalee, A. F. HntcldnMn, K. M. 
Gray, dry c:ood3; Wm R. Wallace, dry goods and clothing; John 

E. IJruce, dry goods, groceries and crockery; Joseph Lancaster & 
Son, A. A. Gilson, Spencer Gnild, groceries, flour and grain; G. 
W. Diinklee, jewelry and clothing; Joel w. Hambletr, James 
Shannahan, boots and shoes; Kidder & Whimev, drugs, medicines' 
and hardware; Kittredge & Robinson, S. N. Stearns, meat and 
provisions; I. J. Burns, furniture; J. M. Blanchard, job printer. 

•W«MNr««#Nr«r«— SouheganCo., G. C. Gilmore, agent, denims; 
Morse, Kaley & Co., T. Kaley, agent, knitting cotton ; David Heald, 
S. B. Emerson, furniture; Andrew Fuller, Talbot & Burdick, 
mirror and pletvre Arames; William L. Pierce & Co., William 
Gilson & Son, mackerel kits; Lane & Cobum, boots and shoes; 

F. J. French, tanner and cnrrier; Parker h Tarbell, carriages; 
Eben Johnson, Tuttle & liclutire, harnesses; J. A. Powers & Co., 
J. F. Boyntoo, 4tB ware; WIlHam W. RcA^bfiiav printers' materials.! 

SotihcffdH JTationat Bank (May, ISG') Capital, S100,000. 
Cashier, Frod. T. Sawyer; Directors— Hir&m A. Daniels, I*ire$,, 
R. R. II owison, Frederick T. Sawyer. Josiah Fleeman. 

JfTitfor^ mwB Cenit Sarin sb Bunh* Preikteni, Danlal 
]{u:^sell; Treasurer, William R. Wallaca* BfSO1iroetB«929ll«606A 

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(Originally ptrt of Amherst) incorpormted December 15, 1808> 
Population— 1810, 680; 1830, 763; 1860, 722 ; 1860, 725; 1870,801. f 

JPM#MMM#cr— Nathaniel Bruce. l?€lec#«f€M— HeDnrU. Trow. 
Oha*t J. Staltb^Dftttlti H. Baker. Vmmm gigrl Geo. W. ATarlll. 1 
Cterg^fmutf — H. Keeler, Cong, jPJijfHriiiit — Sylvanus 
i Huutun. Seh»ot €^'ojif .— CharlcM .r. Smith. .Fiff##tfre«— Cha'8 

J. ^miihj State ; John liruce, Quorum; Nuthaiiitl Bruce, George 

E. Dettu , William A. i>tiiison, F. OtU Kittrt-dge, Johu Trevfctt, 
' Alonzo Fraaeii^. ' 

MerritaMif—Thom^i^ IT. lUchardj^on, vaHoty: Ira llill, gro- 
l ceries. •fMaHttfariurerM—yfrn Couaut, fancy toxea aad writing 

detiks. MMoti'l—Mont' Vernon^ by F. O. Klttredge. 

(Part of ancient Dunstable, incorporated by MaiwachnseGs Oct. 15, , 
! 1G73) : incorporated a town bytho name of T>nnstable, April 1.1748 ; 
\ in 1661 name changed to KaLshua; in 1842 ttie town was divided, i 
•Endttaenortli pcnvoiifiMorpovaladby ttename of NatliTlila; iii| 

1853 Nashville and Nanhua were oonaolidated, and chartered as 

the city of Nashua. Charter a(li>pted September 17, 1853. Pop- 
ulation— 1775, 705: 17iX>, 632; 16v>0, 1142; 1850, 8^; 1860, 10,06o; 

Hunicipul election, second TttirtaybfMMtihsjiOTliWliAtdr f tn. I 

■ ized 4th Tuesday of 31arch. i 
Mayors under City Oryantzatian : 1853. Jonephna Baldwin;, 
'1866, Freeman 8. Rogprt; 1857, Thomas w. OUlb; 1868, AlMiil 

Beard; 18»J0, Aaron \V. Sawyer; 1861, George Bowers; 18t>2, 
Hiram T. 3Iorrill; im, Fxlward Spalding; 1865, Virgil C. Ciil-| 
1 man; 1866, Oilman iSorip tare; 1868, (J corge Bowers; 1860, Jotlmm: 
D. Ottenon. 

Vote/or Mayor, March 8, 1870. [ 

1 WartUOne. T«ro. Tlire*. Four. Five. Sli. gUkfc, i|(Ml. T«( | 

L J. D. Otterson, 97 116 65 97 91 233 129 96 914 
Sargeni, 1« 248 47 88 169 188 80 $1 8 848 

JPoM §m m0 i€ r— George Swain. » >^«. 

Gorrrnmeut, ll^fO— ilayor« JotUaa- 2X OttflvMiS (SM, 
[ George H. laggard. 

Atdermm : Ifarcl*— 1, Clui't P. Danforfh ; 2, John C. Knowlee ; 

I ^, Fred. C. Stevens; 4, Reuben M. Sawyer; 6, James McWeeney,\ 
j a to. F. Shedd; 6, Geo. W. Flauden, Seth D. Chandler; 7t Wm. 
S. Weston: 8, Bei\). P. Moore, 
Commm CmmaU : Eugene F. Wkltiiey» Pre9. ; Chrit, J. D. March ; 

jr 1, Geo. McQuesten, Ezra 1*. Howard; 2, Samuel D. Bald* 
I win, Levi S. C'ros«; 3, John B. Kussdl. Wm. T. Smar; 4, D. W.j 
I Buttcrllekl, Kdwin W. Jotnison; 6. i arroU Mthjiitn, Georue U i 

Areru, P^'ter Bedikem^ Martin GaJ^iey, 6, Eugene F. Whitney,! 

Charles W. Merrow, John W. i-jidd, Merrick S. Thoini>soii; 7,' 

Augustus WilbuTi John F. Sioau; 8, MarkjN. bwaliow, i^biidge 

Curtice. 

Treasurer, Geo. H. Taggard; Soiicitor, C. V. Dearborn; Police 
Jnsfif^e, Ed word 1*. Emerson; Special Justice, Henry Parkinson; 
Marshal, Charh'8 M. Robinson; Phf/sicinn, Joremiah C. (iarland ; |l 

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Health Officers, Charles M. Robinson, Reuben Godfrey, Joremiah 
C. Garland; WcUchnun, Salroa H. Mordougb, B. C. Butrick; 
.4Miti0r9, IMwti^ A. Stader, FmboIs Wteek. • « ^^^^ < :. -« 

Ward Officers: Wardl, John A. Croii, Cha's L. OMmn, Tho'a 
^. Flnkbam, Selectinen; John H. Chapman, Clerk; Cornelius V. 
I>earboni« Moderator. Ward 2, Nathan S. Richards, Charles O. 
Andrewi. Cha's S. Kidder, Selectmen : Leonard R. Kidder, Clerk; 
Daniel E, MarshftU, Moderator. Ward 9, WlUlam Chapman, 
Samuel AV. Jackman, Cha's Senter, Selectmen; Josoph L. Bfjnian, 
Clerk; Henry W. Uolbropk, Moderator: Ward^, David Stewart, 
Levi W. Ooodrloh, Wtmii A. Fethodft Skleetmen ; II«nry C. 
Little, Clerk; Edward P. Emerson, Moderator. Ward 6, /. Edoar 
Nobsnn, John C. Cronan, Arthur Decatur, Selectmen : Philip Rmly, 
Clerk . Dfwid SuUivan, Moderator, Ward 6, Rich'd M. Blanchard, 
Horace K. Greenwood, Joel Pleroe, Selectmen; Warren E. Hooper, 
r^ rk'; William P. Buell, Moderator. Ward 7, John M. Flanders, 
Thomas Pearson, George Tumor, Selectmen : G. Byron Pearson, 
Clerk; F^nklln Monroe, Moderator, Ward 8, Cortt-s Balcour, 
Calvin T. Robinson, Cha's L. Swallow, Seketmen; AmosFletotaer, 
Clerk; J<Mia|i M. Fletcher, Moderator. ^ 

Cicrffiftmen — Frederick Alvord, James S. Block, 



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Jo»4Ukan MpQ^e^ Vona.,- A. Carroll, Elyah R. Wilidn«, Meth.; 
Wm. Bfttoa, 9, MMirjr H. Bbw, A, Sandermm^ />, Crosby, 
Hap.; , Epi94 ~r ' " > Umt*i — > Uni»,i Jobn 

O'Donnell, Rom. Cath. 

M*hi0Micia»u~'Edw&rd Spaid)Q£« El^ab Colbum,£van B. Ham- 
mond, Feh.: Edwin A.Cotlnim, Norman 6. Hoore, George Gray, 
Thomas H. Gibbv, J. C. Garland, Andrew J. Gllson, Georpre W. 
Currier, Geo. F. WUburj O. A. Woodbury, Joahua WbitUe^ 
Horn. 

M9eHiMM^AStmtt Lnll, Luther F. Locke, m„ Femando L. 

Twitchell, Warren C. Chamborlain, C. G. A. Avers. 

Etawyers — George Y. Sawyer, Benjamin F. Emerson, Aaron W. 
Sawyer, Aaron F. Stevens, Bernard B, Whittemore, Cornelius v. 
Dearborn. William W. Bailey, William Barrett, Henry B. Athor- 
ton. (ieorge Y. Sawyer, jr., Jiimes B. Fassett, Samuel T.Worcester. 

•/^'<olar^#— Aaron F. Stevens, Bernard B. Whittemore, Francia 
Winch, Albert IfoKean, John A. Spalding, Aaron W. Sawyer. 

JFutiires—^ohn M. Emit, Charles P. Danforth, Isaac Spaldinp, 
Aaron W. Sawyer, George Y. Sawyer, Alfred Greplev. Aaron 
F.Stevens, Edward V. Emerson, Albert McKean, Thomas l*ear- 
sons, Clark C. Boutwell, Georpe Stark, Hiram T, Morrill, Wm. 
Barrett, Daniel K. 3larshall. Benjamin F. Emerson. Henry B. 
Atherton, Cornelius Y. Dearborn, Jo.«eph Greeley, 2d, Josiah G. 
Graves, William W. Bailev, Thomas Chase, George A. Ramsdell, 
Gilman Scripture, Joshua F. Whittle, Samuel T. Worcester, Archi- 
bald H. Dunlap, Jotham P. Hutchinson. David Gillis, James B. 
Fasaefct, Cha^s H. Campbell, I. L. Bobluson, Theodore H. Wood, j 
Hiram X. Goodrieh, Stllhnan 8. DaTis, Siafe: Bernard B. Whit* 
temore, Harvey F. Courser, Qiiorxim ; Franklin Mimroo. William 
D. Beasom, Edward Spalding, Bobert ^loore, Nathan Mclvean. 
Harrison Hobson, Henrv J. Chapman, Paris H. Hill, Albert Lull, 
Oliver A. Woodbnrv, Francis Winch, Luther F. Locke, Evan B. 
Hammond. John Tavlor, Jncob D. March, Norman P. Green, 
Eliphaz W. Upham, John G. Kimball, Benj. Saunders, Edward 
Farker, George Y. Sawyer, jr., Freeman E. Tupper, Edward A. 




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Slader, John M. Flanders, Warren J. Cooper. James Swallow, 
Henry Parkinson, Charles A. GUlis, Jeremiah W.White, Albert H. 
Saunders, Edward Spaulding, Saamel K. Wellman, Jacob Libbey, 
Mark R. Buxton, Stillman Swallow, Luther M. WHpht, William 
F. Holmes, George H. TagpfHrd. Frederick Clias. . ( alvin K. 
Oacgett, Franklin G.Croweli, Frank A. McKean, Dana W. King, 
BSry J. Miner, SamlBvaM, Virgil C. Gilman, John M. Sanders, 
Tyler M. Sbattuck, Loring Famswbrlh, Edgar B. l^nrke, Cha n M. 
Kobinsion, Horace W. Gilman. Elliot Whitford. Leonard C. Far- 
well, Uiland J. Dodge. Joiiu D. Chandler, Thomas H. CSlbbey. 
Bloses Worcester, Lewis Kimball, J. B. Hunt, Clui'e HoIbmi, Ltri 
S. Cms?, Isaac Eaton. 

JPirsi J%\iiloual Bamh (Oct., 1863). Capital, S150,000. 
Cashier, John A. Spalding: JHr^btortr^lhtmu Chase, iVes., Ed- 
ward P. Bmenoii,jLiitlier A.BobftK. H. j^dlof, Stephen D. 

Grpolpv. 

MHdian MMead JTmiinMui Bmnkamo). Capitol, »120.000. 
CcuMer, Jo^ O: K\fiAiSA\ m^^^ D. Beanmn. Prts. 

Augustus G. Reed, ElbridgeG. Reed, Calvin B. HBl, Oiurles lx)f 
joy, David A. G. Warnor, M. Barr. 

jrkuhna SawiujfM Bath, PrvMdmt, Isaac Spalding; TVww- 
urer, Edward Spalding. Resource^j, fl. 170,(176.74. 

Ctttf SaHmgt Bank. Preni(lent,Tt\QmmClBmb:i Trtaamer, 
E. H. Spalding. Resources, ig^l, 026.672.65. 

JTathna .tT. JP. M.Ca. Pres., 4. D. Otiereon; Seertiarp 
& 7V'-'rs/<rrr. James B. Fasiett. 

aa* w^if^hi Cmmpainf' 1110.1862. /Vet^S. Colbvm; Ttm$. 
and Agent. Cliarles H. Nutt. _ 

JFemmiiMmttb IVMir lVWft# (Oapital 9mW). Pr$i'i, 
George Stark; Ag't, Harrison Hobt^on. 

J%'a»hM Mron To. (Capital SISS.OOO). ^^ren^, M. A. Uerrick ; 
Sup*t» S. K. Wellmau. 

frmderMa Bdme VO0I Co. (Capltml i6(».O0O). JVea'l WU<» 
liam D. Resom; Suiff. (i W. Underhill. 

MEotr fa— Indian Jit ad, by SoripUire k, Farker ; JrmoM^, by 
Geo. DooUttle; Central, by 



Incorporated February 18, 1763. Population— 1776. 6n8{ 1790, 1202; 
1890, 1086; 1850, 1476; 1860, 1860; 1870»ia41. 

J*o##»ia##cr— Solomon D. Atwood. 9€lerfs»rtt— ElbHdge C. 
Colby, John M. Holt, Alfred M. Campbell. ToutM-cierk — Geo» 
G. Fox. CMerfffftmeu—D. C. Frink, Pre»b. ; Jes8e M. Coburn, 
John Atipood, Bap. jr»*y*#r<<iM#— Gilliam C. Terhune, FeL: N.P. 
Clark, Horn, School <'o»m. — Alexander Gregg. SnMHef— 
Waterman J^xirr, State ; George G. Fox, Rodney McLane, Nell 
McLanp, David A. TOwksbiiry, Boberi B. Cochnw, Clark B. 
Cochran, Benj. Hall. 

— f>odge ft Co., AtwooA h Kelso, variety. 
•ISf atiM/*«r/## IT r# — Union Co.^aper; Nathan Farley, piano 
casi>» ; K . ft ^ JicLaae^ doors. JUmiet^Coluimbiant by Henry M. 
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(Onoe eaUed Ipswieh-CuiAda) fnoorporated September 9, 1702. 

I>opuIatioD-n75, MO; 1790, 1241', 18», 1279; 19G0, 1977; 1960, 

1701 ; 1870, 1380. 

I*€Mrfiif«##«r--Charles A. Whitney. SetecimeM—ClmTleB A. 
Whitney, Geo. W. Wheeler, George Whiting. JTotcU'^ierk — 
Ghft*8 A. Whitney. Cierxw_me*»-'^8amH Lee, Cong. ; A. 8nyder» | 
Bap. JPhy»Mau9 — Fre(lTrick: Jones, F. N. Gibson. Mjavtyer 
William A. Treston. J%*oiaric§ — Wm. A. Preston, Edward A. 
Barrett. SeMooi C^m* — Samuel Lee. vtcadewMy — Juplttmi, 
E. VV. Westgate, Prin. «Jff«ftfr€«--Jeremiah Smith, William A. 
Preston, Hosea Eaton, State; Wm. D. Locke, Geo. W. Wheeler, 
2d, William W. Johnson, Stephen Thayer, Wm. Ilassall, Peter iJ. 
Clarke, Henry O. Preston, Frank W. Preston, George S. Wheeler, 
Cha'8 A. Whitney, A. H. Wright. i 

mflerchaHia — C. A. Whitney, S. O. Richardson, A. H. Wright, 
Goidsbury & Co., variety. MaMufactMrer§ — Columbian Co., 
denims; W. D. Walker, bedsteads and washing machines. I 

J^'i ie'WptwicJk SfariuffM Mtauk, Pre»ident,Jer€niiBh Smith ; 
Tre(t,siirer, Wm. A. Preston. Kesourcos, $102,137.51 WMoiett — 
Clark' Sy bv P. U. Clark; Wheeler's, by G. W. Wheeler, M.\ Apple- 
ttm, by W« C. Hawes. 



(Part of Dracut, Moss.,) incorporated July 6, 1746. Population— 
1776» 749; 1790, 791; 1880, 1076; 1850, 1071; 1860, 944; 1870, 861. 

l*«tfflMi##«r ~ Jobn Woodbury. fltei0cf«i0f»--Danfel Mar*' 

shall, John Wooil)ury, Kathan Gan^p. T'owrtt't^ierh — Amos 
Batclielder. Chv^uuteti - Anprnstn:? Brrry, Vmxfj.; N. C 
LotUrop, i'"'. Lap. J^'/igfAiriaii*— Aiuos Bachclder, Lucius Gros- 
venor, Benj. F. Simpson. School C'imm. — Augustus Kerry. 
•f#f*#/r<'jr— Moody Hohb?, Daniel Mar.'-hall, State: Jespe (^ibFon, 
Joseph Atwood, Quorum i Fred A. Cutter, I>avid Butler, Alired S. 
Smitli. 

Jff erehani— John Woodbory, variety ; Ja's A . Foster, grocer- 
ies. »ltauufaeiitrer»^ChAT\e8 H. Wyraan & Co., flannels; Mar- 
stiall & Co. (jSorth), frocking; J. F. Fox, pruning shears; £>ayid 
Batler, A. I>. Bttfler, fi. B. fiulman, lumber. 



Incorporated January 17, 1760. Population— 1775, M6; 1790,861: 
1820, 1600; ISr.O, 2222; 18(50, 2266; 1870, 2286. i 

J*o*#jiit«##fr#— John li. Miller: IFes/, Samuel Adams, jr. 
icct iuen— S&muel I. Vose, Mortier L. Morrison, Charles Barber. 
VoxH'clerk — Allison G. Howe, Clergymeu-^Geoiee Dut^tau, 

CAVig.; F. P. Hamblett, Metli.; , A. JoneBpBap.; Charles B. 

Ferry, A. M. PeiuUeton, Unit. Fhff»ieiau»— Albert Sniitli, 
Daniel B. Cutter, J. H. Cutler. W. D. Chase, /'ete./ Levi Dodge, 
Horn. J9eit#l«#9— A. M. Bryant, Allison G. Howe. £iN9srer#— 
Albert S. Scott, Kiley B. Hatch, Ezra M. Smith. ^oMry— Kiley 
B. Hatch, Albert S. Scott. Srhoot Toim. — Ezra M. Smith. 
JTMjrlicc*— iimothy K. Amejs, Albert S. Scott, Daniel B. Cutter, j 
BUey B. lUtA, Jobn B. HiUer, Jonas liringstoii, VLA 



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I TubbH, Charles Scott. Ezra M. Smltlly State; James Scott, 
Jacob Lonpley, William li. Kimball, Samuel Adams, Alvah Aiuen, 
UuluH Forbush, Samuel I. V<we, Andrew A. I'arnawurtli, Stephen 
j A. Sawyer. Asa Davis, Daniel W. Uoald, ttuilMl K. Forter, 
j Aubroy M. Pendleton, Charles Wilder. i 
I Me'rctMutg-^t^miiXx k, Stewart, W. S. Keyefl, Asa Davis, W. G. 
; Livingston, Sylvester Teuuey, variety; Osgood & llartlu, A. B. 
Tarbell* clothing ; David 8aiilev» James r«t>bt, Frederick Emery, 
1 jewelry; C. C. Maroy, flour and grniln: C. A. Ames, bookft ; John 
Qates, milUnery ; F. S. BuUard. W. Baker, shoei; Martliail ^ay , 
hate and caps ; John R.Miller» drngirist. Mmmm0if 9H m mr9 P eter- 
, borough Co., Phenix Co., Union Co. (West), cotton goods; Levi 
' Cross (West), Jonas Livingston, A. J. Aldrich, cotU)nf»; Joseph 
( Noone, woolens; (7. F. Feit, maohinist; Copeiaiid & larbell, car- 
j riages; U. Brennan, grave ttonea; Cliiiriee Wilder, barometers ; 
j Josiiua Bri^'ifF, piano stools; Lorenzo Uolt, Lowe h Wilson, i iiint- 
ers; A. A. Farniiweinii» ieaUier; A. F. Morrtoon 4 Soua, J. J. 
Barker, paper. 

I FirMi Jraii0Mmt JBMI (1865). Ct^itd, tlOO.OOO. Cashier, 
(Albert S. Scott. Dirtetora—F. Livingston, Pre»., A. I*. >T. rri. 
^ 3on, Amoe Whittemore, Thomas Little, Jonas Livlngaton, Henry 
K. French. ^e Ut ^^m r mmgh mmmim^t mtmmh President, 
Albert Smith; Treasurer, R. B. UHtch. Reeovmt. $472,607.44. 
JU^iei—hy H. K. Frenohand Geo. 8. Cherer. 

i (Once called Peterborougt Slip) incorporated June 24, 1791. i 

I Population— 1790, 260; 18-?0, 3yl; im,*m] 1860. 260; 1870, 182. 

i *€!#ec/jJir*i— Stephen H. Bac<»n. Benj. H. Sander;*. Wni. II. 
Wilson, aro^rjs-clcrlc— Nathan floors, tieho^ Com, — Benj. i 
H. Sanders. SM Mm m L . Henry Bacon, Nathaniel Moore. 

Maasnfaciur€r»—¥vvji\i W. Preston, lumber and boxes, New- 
Ipawioh P. 0.» F. Appleton, trunk ^iats, Teterboroug k P. 

InoOfpOFftted Angnst 26, 1768. Population— 1775, 41^1 1790.747; 

1810, 941; 1850. &79; 1860, 501 ; 1870, 421. 

JPo##fftajrf<*r— Nathan Colbom (A^s't, Charles P. Havward). 
.^r/rc#M0<'M— Isaiah Wheeler, Freeman J. Holt, Oliver H.'Fo>*(fr. 
a'oswa-cferft — Charles 1*. Hayward. Cfcr ,jf — Rovul 
I Parkinson, Wa!f> r Fallt f, Geo. (inn^hjear, Cong. Srkoot Comi\-- 
{ Geo. Goodyear. .^NWicr*— Elbrid^e G. Cutter, (^worvmi JameSj 
' Killam. Cha's P. Harward, Warren K eyes. ( 
•VereAaMf— Cba s P. Hayward, variety. Mamtraeiurer^: 
Mo8«fl Balch, machinery; e.F« Barker, Uaeknnitb. JH«M-~C<r- 
tral^ by C. H. Boyntou. 

iFormerly Halestown) incprporated Sept. 21, 1764. Population—! 
1775. 887; 1790, 1934; ifeO, 2781; 1850, 2486; 1860, 2811; 1870, 

Fosimn§irr»—f 'niter, Israol Hoag: Xorfh, William H. Gove; 
I East, Albert B. Johnson: South, Jonathan Buxton; Oil Mitl ViU 
lage, Abner Frost. Seieeime— — Wm. B. Johnson, Daniel B.' 
Eaton, (i eo. W.Colbf. gSelw rferlr— Daniel Jolineoii, CBcrg^ 
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—A. R. Dearborn (East); JunetM^rson, Aonflt F. Whittle, Ham. 
Schm^t Cotft.— Jolin 08borne. JfnttieeM — Jojin L. liadley, 
Daniel Johnson, Tresid^t Fekh, Moses A. Uod^don, Daniel r. 
Woodbury, SMU; Dttstel Paige, Wilttam WcMMtkirv, QHomm; 
Amos W. Bailey, Elbridge Putnam, Albe Morrill, Abner Frost, 
Thomas Kilbarn, John 1'. Bartlett, Albert B* JolUMOU, Ckarks O. 
Baliou, Abner P. Collins, liobert Teaslee. 

jyw'glfcuit Wm. H. Gere. D. Sawyer & Son, Ballov Kelley 
(North), Albert B. Johnson (East), Jona. Buxton (South), Moulton 
& Frost (Oil Mill Village), Inrael Hoag, George Simons, variety. 
•/Ifawfiraefifrer*— Weare Co., Moses Saw ver, woolens; Uookland 
Mills, cottons; Charles Kelley, cottons ; John W. Hanson, L. Saw- 
yer (North), Ira Gove & Son, shoes; S. Page* Son, B. Moulton, 
Cba's W. Martin, leather; J. W. Chase, skiving machines; Amos 
Chase, machinist : Ira Wlfklns U Son, Blaek h Go<mi%s, Ibmilwe; 
George Foster, M. A. liodgdon, Ziba A. licit, hiniber. Jf 
(NoffUi) 1^ iiiKm^S. Codlias; {Soatii) Joha ilwh wn . 



loeoiporated June 25, 1762. Fopuiadon — 1775, 683; 179(^ 1105; 
1890, 1070; 1860, 1161; 1000^ 1868; 187(K 1974. 

lPoBimaMtcr»—yf\\\\%xsi J. Bradbury; West, Philander Ring. 
arcferf^aeis—Cha's Hesselton, Joslnut RideoUt, BlOiiel Crafz^gin. 
TintH-€lerh — Wm. D. Stearns. Ctergptmem — Daniel E. 
Adams, Cong.: Stephen C. Fletcher, Bap.i JElichard Colman, A. 
M. Pendleton, Unit. J»ifcirj<c<«fM — JodAh Fleeman, Henry 
Trevett. jOettHMi—T. M. Peavey. Mjauff^er —Cha's H. Burns, 
Schooi Ctfuat^Richard Colman. Jfw#f^#— Joi^iah Fleeman, 
Charles H. Bunia, Alfred £. Jaquea. StcUe ; Moses Clark, Abiel 
Abbott, Ltwit H9mu€f Andrew J. rntaam, 88w^ Putaam, 
Nathan Flint, George O. Whiting, Wm. Emerson. 

mlMerchauim ■■ (West), AllredK. J aques^ Ferdinand 

S. liutchinaon, Samuel N. Center, A. A. Kamsey, variety: D. 
Gregg Co., flour, grain and gro^ortea; Geo. W. Wallace, tailor; 
Henry Trevett, Fraiik H. Newman, druggists; Joseph E.Clifford, 
boots and shoes; "Wells Dunklee, Frank P. Kent, J. B. Stlckney, 
restaurant; John A. Hood, jeweler: Mrs. Libbey, millluery and 
fiincy goods; S. H. Dunbar, meats. JfTamufaciHrerw — Wilton 
Co., Newell Co., Davis Co., worsted goods; J. H.Jones, jr. & Co., 
filling; Daniel E. Cragin, toys; Putnam & Cochran, furniture; 
Samuel W. Smith, knobs; Amerioan Silex Co.; A. J.TutDam & 
Co., leaf her; Jones lb Dascomb, boots and shoe?; Charles Tarbell, 
ready-made clothing; Cha's A. Bales, Cha's B. Burtt, black- 
smiths; L. Putnam, bedsteads; D. Whitinjf & Sons, lumber. 

Vf^lTMi SawiMflV MiitJfc. Py^MsH^ Joseph Newell; Trea- 
urer, Charles H. Bums. Resources, ?F64. 855.16. MWvielM^WhiU 
ing, by D, WhiUiiiK St Sons; Railroad, by John F. Goes. 



(Formerly Campbell's Gore] incorporated Dec. 27, 1798. Popnla- 
tlon-^790, 120 ; 1880,1247; 1850, 172; 1860> 186; 1870, SI. 
Sc/cefmrn— Sam'l Chapman, Silas Chapman, Jason D. Wheeler, 
j Vintfn^lerk — Samu^ Ctiapman H chm m i Cmm, — Mark Sy- 
monds. Jftmwmfmeimm99^wmm IMII&ftiok, eooper. 



CHESHIRE COUNTY, 

Incorporated March 10, 1771, contains twpntj'-two townt. K^nnr, 
Bhire town. I'opulatiou in 186<), 30,148; iA 1860. 87,470; in 1»70, 
27,265. Valuatiou, 1868, «13,8a7,4Ul. 

U««^<jl€r— John J. AlIen,Jr., Keene, /?e/j.(elect«d),3o02 ; Fred. 
A. iiarlDHr, Dem., 2319; scat. m. Allen> phiralitv, 1188. 

SVe<i#Mrer— Dauiel K. llealey, Hep. (elected), 8fi00| Oted Q» 
Dort, Dem., 2828; scat. 28. tiealey's plurality, 1177. 

€ 7\M m m i &»im§er» — FravUlii H. Cutter, Jafivf, Jothxm B 
Clark, Walpole, Aaron Smith, Dublin. 

Aaron Smith. Jiep., 3500; Jewett BuflllB, DiSl., 2821; tOftt. 
22. Smith's pluralitv', 1179. 

0i>< r i#g-BlIsh> F. Lane, Kcene. 

J9e#m#tr SkeriffM—Chrsff rttcM, Henry Flntcher; Fitzwifrtam, 
Norman v. Cahill; liinmlaU, A. W. Thay<»r; Kee7ie, Isaac 
Aldrich, Ralph J. Holt, Elisha F. Lane; WcUpoU, deorge Kust; 
Winchester f Uenjy Swan. 

JDeputles in other cnuntlps authorized to serve in C]ir>liire conn- 
ty— <Uill8borott£h) rttarbonmgh, Charles boutt; (Suliiiftn) HeW' 
port, Sate P. Qaggett. 

•fixifer— Isaac Aldrich, Eeena. 

Scaier — Arba Kidder, Kcene. 

Coroner— i^QO. F. Starkweather. 

COUNTY JUSTICES— GMirlCbwrnoii/'icat. 



Francis Smith,C.J.,Plainrid 1784 
Sanford Kingsbury, CJar'm't, 'SI 
Kath'l S. Prentice, Alstead, '93 
Lemuel flotaaei, Mfij^ >86 



Nahum Parkir, C. J.. Flli- 

willlRm, 1807 
ElLthaHunUey, Meriow, '09 

Tlionnt c. DfeVy 08 



Kahum Parker, Ml 



Kahnm Parker, 1816 | Ellsha Huntley, Idlcj 

Ccmrt qf 8esskmg, 

James Smith, Grantham, 1820 
David Dexter, Claremont, *20 
Roger Vose^C. J., Walpole, ^21 

County Jtistices* 

Joseph Weeks, Richmond, 1883 1 Horace Chapin. WiD«bQBt'r,1886 
Liufb Baker, Westmot^I'd, >88 Kftthaa eTXSt^ iMiiBi^^ 
Steplieii Jtohafon, If alpoIe» *Bb \ 

CoufUff Cbmmiidioneri. 



Nelson ConTer8e,Marll>oro',1856 
Arvin Aldricli, Westmorel'd, '66 
Jobn Symonds, Marlow, '66 
' John A. Prescott, Jaffrey, '67 
' Lawson Robertaon, Alstead, '58 
Willard Adams. Swanzey, '59 



Sumner Knlgbt, Stoddard, '68 
Zebulon Converse, Riiidgt, '64 
David A. Felt, Sullivan, '65 
Sumner Knight. '66 
Henry 0. Coolidge,Che8'rnd,'67 
Franklin H. Cutler, Jaffrey, '68 



Sam'l Atberton, Winchester, '60 Joshua fi. Clark, Walpole, '69 
AaibnP. Howland, Walpole, >61 1 Aaroa Mtli, DaUin, 'TO 



Jona. S. Adams. Fitzwilliam, '62 



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GHSSHiaE COUNTY. 



CfeHfcf of Courts, 



Oliver Sparhawk, Walpol^ 
I Salznit Hale, 



4* 



1800 



Geo. Olcott, ChartoBtowiit 9i 
Silma Hale, Keene. 



Henry Coolidge, Keene. 
Leonard Biscoe, ** 
Sdward Vtmr, 



1848, 
'56 



Solicitors. 



Daiiie! Nowcomb, Kcen^, 1789 
I'eleg bprague, " '92 
Geo. Bixter Upham,Clarem't '96 
Fnmels Gardner, WabBole, 

^une, 1806 
Hemy Hubbard, Cbarlesto'n, 

Dec. '90 



Levi Chamberlain, Fit7wil> 

liam, iiept, 1827 

Frederick Vose, Walpole, 
AldisLovtll, " 
Wm. F. Wheeler, KeeM, 
Francis A. Faulkner, " 
Famnm F, JLaae^ ^ 



;32 
'35 
'46 
•66 



Sheriffs. 



Josiah Willard, Keene, 1771 
Sam'l Hunt, Chtirlestow«, '76 
£noch Hall, Walpole, 78 
Samuel Hnnt; Cbarlettown, i88 

Tho'8 Bellows, Walpole, Oct. '99 

Sept. 1882 



Geo. HtnUngtoa^ Walpole, 

Sept. 1842 

John Foster, Keene, '47 
Wareham B. Platts, Chester- 

field, Sept. '52 

Bolivar Lovell, Al8tead,June, '65 
Geo. W. Holbrook,6urry/< 



Judges qf PrclbaU* 



Simeon Olcott, Charlest'n, 1771 
Tho'a fiiparhawk, Walpde^ '76 
John ubbard, " '89 
Sanford Klngsbunr.Clarem't, '97 
John anhbiSd, Walpole, '96 
Abel Fate, Jal&«y; Ma^* 1808 



Sam'l Dinsmore, Keene^Mar.. '23 
Aaron Matron, Stoddard^ '81 
Frederick Vose, Walpole^ '86 
Larkin Baker, Weatmorel'd, 

Nov. '41 

Sllaa Hardy, Keena* Xar^ >Mj 



Registers qf Probate. 



Tho's Sparhawk, Walpole^ 1771 ' Elijah Sawyer, S-wanzey, 1883 
Ichabod Fisher, Kecne, '76 Gea.F.Starkweat|]Ler,lieeTie, 

Jan. '47 

Geo.W.SturteTant,Keene,Jan%2 



86 



Micah Lawrence, Walpole, 
Sam'l SteYena, Charleatown, 

Feb. '94 
Frederick A. Sumner, 

Charlestown, 1818 
Aaa FariGer, Jaft^, >27 



Calvin May„4r.# 
Silas Hardy, 
Geo. Ticknor, 
AUen Gifia, 



'5< 



If ar. '69 
9et '661 



Agisters qjC Dceds^ 



Josiah Wniard, Keeno, 17T1 
BonjariiiTi Bellows, Walpole, '76 



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M 



Abel Bellows, 
James Campbell, 
Lewis Campbell, 
Charles Stnrtevant, Keenj^n 
Isaac Sturtevant, '* 



'08 

'26 
'38 
'44 



Barton Skinny, Keene, 1846 
Charles Sturtevant, * 
Harvey As Bill, 
Charles Sturtevant, 
Calvin May, jr., 
Isaac W. Derby, 
John J., Allen, Jr., 



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'63 
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Daniel Jonos, Hinsdale, 1771 
Tho'8 Sparhawk, Walpole, -76 
John Uubbard Charleetown, "96 
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'17 
'24 
'26 
•27 
'83 
'36 
'38 
'40 



Oliver HalU 
Fred'ck A. Sumner, " 
Foster Alexander, Keene, 
Jonathan Gove, Acwortb, 
Fo8ter AlexandeTf 
Henry Coolidge, 
John H. Fuller, 
Jonathan K, Snilllli 
B. F/AdMDf, 



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G eoffe TOden, Ke«ne> 
I'hinehas Handenon, 

Geo. F. Stark wfathar, 
Faniuni K. Lane, 
Joshua D. Colony, 
Edward Edwards, 
Marvin T.Xottingham/ 
Ephralm Foster, 
AuffUfJtugT. Wilder. 
Alfnd GodfVey. *• 
Royal 11. Torter, «• 
Geo. W. TUdOB, 



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(OriginallyealMNewtowii) Incorporated Auff.6, 1763. ropuiuiiDO 
-1775, OT; 1790, 1111; 1810, iSM; 1880, MS; 1800, ISfe; 1870, 

JPci«fma«#er#—CynuK. Vilas; AVip, Jamea F. Isbam; Cc/i/cr. 
A C. Field. Setee it me m Aiel R. Emenon, James A. Brown. 
jCha'8 Linsley. !ro«r#»-rfrrJk— Azel B. Emerson. CMerammmm 
lArtemas C. Field ( Center ),F. B. KnowKon, Con^. Pk^aUiauB 
\ Winslow B. Forter, S. T. Smith. Sch—l Cmm. — A. C. Field. 
JLasrjfcr— Geo. Davis, .^ofary— Bolivar Lovelt. .fsitfictf*— 
Ansel Glover, Bolivar L<n ell, Geo. Davis, James 1. Uhun. ^tote* 
Alden S. ThuratonjOiiver fcihepard, Whitney Breed. 

•Wrerrtastit — TlUiotby Tufts, H. A. Ix)vell, J. II. Forter. 
T. Freeman, varietv; C. A. Fowler, jeweler; John F. Weaver, 
iron and tin ware; Cvrns K. Vilas, dru^r.,; Hcnj. A. Fl^hpr. books. 
&c.; H. D. Randall, boots and shoes. JfMammfmciurera—V K 
Cooke, founder, machinery tad plows; Prentias & Son, paper- 
Cutler Angier, Harlan F. 5Iarch, carriages; Geo. A. Brooks, sdffe 
tools. J*a#cl-by S. U. ABderaon. 

(OaUed Ko. inincoiporaied Feb. 11, 1762. Fopulatlon— 1776. 874; 

1790, 19d6; 18^2046; 1880, 1680; 1800, 14&; 1870v 1980. 
^o#fj^«Mr#er#-.Romn70 C. Cressy; JPMory, Ja's C. FtaPwell; 

Wextport, F. Colbnm. Seterimen — G^rvte Goodrich, John 
W. Dav»8, James H.Goodrich. ar*«rJt-rfer*--Hermon C. Har- 
vey, eierfrmmtem ^ /(^0He9 Bail, Cmg.; J. English, W. H. 
( nmmmnr. pho's L. Fowler. .Veth.: O. G. Woodbury. TniY 
JPkW9i€ianM — Daniel F. Randall, John F. Butler, Fel. Sekoot 
G. Woodbury. ^MtiiceB^ohn B. Fisk, Wareham li. 
Flatts, 8t(ae; William Bennett, EbeneaerP. W«thet«li, Cftartes C. 
r. Goodrich, James U. Goodrich, John M. Blohafdsoii, Wm. H. 
Cumminffs. 

Jir€ M k mm§9 F arwell & Carpenter, C. P. Herrick (Factory) 
Romanzo C. Cressey, Ja's H. Fofd (West), variety. JfManmme^ 
inrera—V,o\\] . Pierce, bits and augers; Howe & Hopkins (Factory) 
wheel hpa(L- MMotela—by F. L. Stone; by San ford Gurnsey 



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194 r^.,,^ .CHESHIRE COUNTY. 



(Originally Monadnock No. 2) Incorporated March 29, 1771. July 2, 
1870, divfded,and the town of liarnsvlUe formed. Population— 
1776, 306; 1790, 901; 1820, 1620; 1860, 1088; 18tiO, 1096; 1870,930. 

FontMantcr — Geo. W. iiXe&'ioiiy Pottersville, Mary A. Atwood. 
Srierimrtt — A&Ton Smith, Charles K. Townsond, Geo. Wocxi. j 
aro#ri*-f /crik— Milan W. Harris. Cierffyutan—i}. M. Kice, Unit.\ 
M'hygiciatt— Henry H. Smith. Scbooi €'ea»t.— Geo. M. Rice, 

G. S. Smith, Charles M. Talmer. .#«##llr<'# — Thomas Fisk, 
[Jonathan K. Smith, Henry C. Piper, Aaron Smith, iState; As&\ 

Heald, Quorum, 

Jfterchanit — George W. Gleason, Dexter Mason h Son, 
yariety. , . i 

(Originally Monadnock No. 4) including part of Troy, incorporat- 
ed May 19, 1773. Population— 1790, 102B; 1840, 1366; 1850, 1482; 
1860, 1293 ; 1870, 1140. n > t i »r.»i -r . / v 

JPo»/m«f#«r— Philip S. Batcheller ; Depot, Elbridge Cummings. 
Selrriuten—VfiuwX H.Reed, William H. Shirley, Moses Chaplin. 
irofr#i-r/<'rJk — Stephen Batcheldor. Ciergymen — do\\\\ F. 
Norton, Cong.; E. liayden Watrous, Bap.; Increase S. Lincoln, 
Unit. FhysiriauM— SW&s Cummingp, Fel., Aaron R. Gleason. 
Uanryer attii mfVotary— Amos J . Blake. School Com, — Aaron 
K. Gleason. ^ntticeg— Amos J. Blake, State; Bcnuni Pock, Q^io- 
rum; Jonathan S. Adams, Silas Cummings, John Whittemore, 
John N. Richardson, Norman U. Cahill. 

•IMerrhanta— J ohn Whittemore, J. M. Parker & Co.,Spnulding 
& Perry, John N. Richardson, variety ; P. S. & S. Batclicller, 
druggists. Mannfactnrei'M — Jonas Damon, Elijah Bowker, 
wooden ware; E. & C. Carter, carriages and sleighs; George W. 
Simonds, picture frames; C. L. Tatt, doors, sash and blinds. 

Botei—Fitzwilliam, by Abner Gage; Sip Pcmd, by Ja'a S. Cox. 

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oix^stjm:, ' ' ^ ■ 

(Originally called Boyle, and included Surir) incorporated Jnlv 13, 
1763. Popuhition— 1775, 178; 1790,298; 1820,601; 1860, 666; i860, 
676; 1870, 690. 

FoMimagier — Francis A. Howard. Selrr/jMrM— Daniel W. 
Bill, John J. Isham, William L. Isham. ^TojrM-c/cr/:— George 

H. McCoy. Clergymen— Horvyc^ Wood, Caiig.; —TjkuA 
Afeth. FMyticiau—KiinbfiWD.WehsieT^IIyg. School Com.— \ 
Horace AVood. JTit^/irr -- Francis A. Howard, N aim m O. Hay- 
ward, Aaron D. Harnniond, Luther W. F. Mark, Dauiel W. Bill. 

JUTerriiaMf— Hay ward & Hammond, dry goods and groceries ; 
L. W. F. Mark, variety. •flauttfacinrerM-iJoWins & Sons, 
beavers; Cuthbert, Gould & Miner, Haunel; Nelson, Rice & Raw- 

Bson, H. E. Rawson, tanners; Isaac Loveland, ax handles; D. W. 
Bell, wooden ware; G. H. McCoy, trays; Jesse Dort, B. O. Hav- 
wara, lumber; A. W. Kingsbury, boots and shoes; L. N Hough- 
\ ton, G. A. Stevens, blacksmiths. | 
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(Form^^d from Dublin and JKelJon) inoorporiMd Joljr X 1870. 

i'opulatiuii— 187U, G87. 

JVtf^fjMM/cr— Cha'8 C. I'. llarrLs. »i€ieci»m€M—D%r\u» Far- 
well, SMWel D. liernis, George Wood. ' W^mtm tit'tk and 
VreaMnrer— Stephen L. Randall. CSerjfpmem — t'UixvU'H M. 
Faliuer, Ckmg,: Gideon Smilh. Ikw, J'iwtfletoM— WiUiam F. 
I«oiMurd. iekmU Cow. — cWa X. Nmt, UI4eoB Bmim. 
jHsiicea — Milan Harris, Awon Smith, Clia's C. UAAis, 
Milan W. Uarrii*. 

Merchamit^E. Jones & Bon, WiUfLacy, variety. vlfaMN- 
fUeiwrert — Mllaft Harrla, ChMmre MUls, woolens: Wfllard & 
Farwell, clothes pinn and washtnf iDMhllMl; B. TraTlfl, tftltor. 



( Oriitinally callod Fort Diminer) incorporated Sept. 8, ITGSu Popn 
h3ion-1790, im; 18iQ!» 890; IMS; JW), UTOb IMft. 

JP«t#flMW#er— Charles J. Amidon. JSclrc#MCf*— Warren S. ' 

Barrows, AmuRa B. Davis, Xf l<«>n Richardson. VowM-^te-rh — 
Oeorge W. lioliaud. CtmrMumet^^, S. Batoheidt:r, Cong.; A. 
C. C&rdy; i«e<*wf B. Streeter, J, B. MUttM, Bap, ^^Hf^' 
riaii# — Frederick Bt vtUn, Wm. S. I^nard. MfrHHtt—yvm. 
Barrett. School i o»n,—\\m. 8. Leonard. ^N«#ir^«— Fred'k 
Bovden, Daveuj»uri, State; H. F. Horton, W. 8. Barrows. 

Mti^^mmiM Holland & Wellman, Fisk k Swan, vartelfi Wm. 
Evans, grocoriee; Hunter & To., hook?>; Mnrtin & Co., notions 
and periodicals. JfMamnfacimrers Halle. Froat & Co., Boydun 
& Amidon, cflshnierettei; John U. Btert, mther; T. W. Sabin, 
iron founder; Holmes and Merriman, nMehluists; Geo. 8. Wilder, | 
chisels and knives; JN'ewliall h 8tebbin8, machinery and mowing 
machines i Geo. Bobertson, paper; I^Mt & WdBiugton, spools 
and b«Vhlna; John SnM, mmt; JkmUk IHokensoa, Innihtr. 
MMmMw Amertctm, hf D. A. Bimll; MmM, hg Jdhn StMrns. 



(Called Monadnock No. 2) Incorpomted Anff. 17, 1773. Popula- 
tion~1775,8&li 17dO, 1286; im, iWj 1860, 1497; 1890, MfiS; 

18T0, 1266. • • - 

F99imm»ier-'enAef A. Phclpa ;• Bast, Peter Upton. SeiecU 
Marshall C. Adams, Oliver V. Hunt, Henry C. French. 



f. 



^•srw-rfcr*— Joseph F. Frost. i'terg'§fme§$^R\x(\is Case, Cvrus 
W. Allen, Cofi^.; £. J. Emery, Bapj John F. McLaue, {/m'l^.l 
nw »M mm 0 . A. Phelpa, m.r O. H. BmdUor. Jwwwpiii' 

Fred. W. Railey .Vo/rrrir/r — Peter Upton. tMm^mm Mcl 

villfs Miss .Surnh Frencli, y^rtn. Schaot Vom* — — — . 

Kulu8 Case, ^iitlrfrf*— Addison Prescott, Quorumf Gurley A. 
Phelps, Oscar H. Bradley, Peter Upton, Frankllii H. Clltttr, 
Joseph r. Frost, Fred. S. Poirce, Jamos L. Bolster. 

•Werc*«M##— W. & J. 8. Lacy, Charles H. Powers. James L., 
Bolster (East), J. T. BIgelow (Center), variety; CbarlttD. Law, 
(East), druggist; Lewis 8. Jaqnith, tailor. J^tfM9tflmcinrerw— 
Alonzo Baacom, drillings; Thomas Annet (East), nest boxes; 



0HE8HIRB CN>UMTT. 



Julius Cutter, leather; John 8. Jetton, gune ; Xho'a A. Stearns, 
bricks; David A. Coburn, John Suk&on, {Sa$t) Smith French,; 
{CJenter) blacksmiths. ' 

Mmuuim^ JrkUimtmi Bmmh (1866). Capital, $100,000. 
CMWer, Piitov Upton xJDiiMI(>rt--BeDta^^ Cutter, /Vet., Snninel 
Ryan, Arad Adams, John Fox, Joseph T. Bigelow, John Gonint, 

Dexter D. Wbitney. MMoielM—Mmmdnock, by ; 

Granite State (East), by N. K. Corning; Centred, by Laban Kice; 
CMter't, by Jonu Ontier; Mouniain, by F. S. and F. Bnoh^lder ft 
Newton. 

^Called Upper Ashuelot) incorporated April 11, 1758. Population— 
1776,766; 1790, 1314; 1820, 1895; 1850, a392; 1860,4320; 1870,5971. 

Jp0»im$m»t€r—U. C. Henderson. i9e/er/iif€M— Chester JNims 
Geo. U. Gilbert, Charles Kera. VWtt-clcric-^ohn W. Storte> > 
Yint. Clergffm^a^Zedekiah S. Barttow^n, v., A. W. Bumham, 

D. !>., Wm. 8. Ivarr, J. A. Leach, Cong. ; Austin V. Tilton, Bap.; 

Geo. W. U. Clark (i'res. Elder), Elijah K. WUkins^/e^A./ Edward 

A. Renovf. Geo. Brown, Epin.; Wm. O. White, UnU,; Dflmlel J. 

Murphv, Rom. Cath. Fbif§irUt»ts— George B. Twitchell, J. B. 
iKittredge, A. S. Carpenter, Fels.: J. F. Hill, R. F. Hill. W. C. 

Cole, I. F. Prouty, Ala.; J. F. Jennison, Bot.; H. 11. Darling, 
! Francia Brick. J. H. Darling, Horn. J^ewMfi— 'Frederick B. 

Stratton, M. E. Loveland, 1. F. Kuasell. J^sryer*— Tho's M. 

lidwards, J. H. Elliott, F. A.Faulkner, William P. Wheeler, Cha's 

C. Webster, Edward Farrar, George A. Wheelock, Farnuro F. 
Lane, Uarrey Carleton, Silas Hardy, Don H. Woodward, C. Fred. 
Webster, D. K. Uealey, Leonard Within^jton. JfWifr4e«— Francis 

A. Faulkner, C. Fred. Webster, Koyai H. Porter, George W. 
Tliaen. me hmm M Cmmu^-Qeorge A. Whedoek, A. T. wiMer, 

D. W. Buckminstor, (Jeorp'e Tilden, C. F. Rowell, Edward Jofilin, 
Ira F. Proutj^, James Marsh, Silas Hardy. JTMaHrew—Thom&fi M. 

I Edwards, William 1*. Wheeler, Edward Farrar, Francis A. Faulk- 
ner. George F. Starkweather, Charles C. Webster, Harvey Cartoton, 

i William P.Abbott, Don H. Woodward, Sila.s Hardy, Famum F. 
Lane* Edward Gustine, Jr., George W. Holbrook, Allen Giffin, 
John J. Allen, jr., Charles F. Webster, Francii^ A. I'errv, State; 

I Sam'l Woodward, Lewis Campbell, (Jeo. W. Sturtevant, Quorum; 
Noah R. Cook. Thomas E. Hatch, Frederick A Barker, Ralph J. 
Holt, Vii|ril A. Wright, Augustus T. Wilder. Elisha F. Lane. D. 

I Henshnw Wnrde, Reuben Stewnrt, WOlinm 8. Brisgs, Bnanei B. 

I Aldrich, George Tilden, Isaac Aldrich, jr., Francia K. Nawcomb, 
Johiel Wilfon, Ix^onard Wellington, Joseph F. Perry, John 

[Humphrey, Kdward H. Bullard, Daniel Buss, H. O. Coolidge, 

! Josepn P. Joslvn, Clarence A. Parks, William P. Coohran, John 

' W. Herrick, Frank H. Hill, l£endaU C. Scott, In W. BtttMU, Geo. 

B. Twitchell. Arba Kidder. 

«Werfik«ftlt— W. J. Kilburn & Co., Patterson & Spaulding, F. 
Foster & Co., dry goods; Whltcomb k Dunbar, J. R. Beal & Co. 

T. & G. B. Bultum. tailors and ready-made clothing: Mason 
& Perry, Edwin T. Seaver, Whitcomb Bros., tailors; J. F. Em- 
mont, ready-made olothing ; S. B.Gilraore, Hatch & Johnson, M. 
N. Taft 8c. Co., Mrs. L. A. Alexander, Mrs. E. H. White, millinery 

goods; O. G. Dort, Chauncy Hills, A. C. Howard & Co., drugs; 
J. Bridgman & Co., Wardwell & Wentworth, Joslin k, Gray, 
GHmei ft EXIia, Bmel lOnit, Jamei Dayenport, L. C. Murittng, 



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D. B. Silsby k Co., A. U. Freeman, D. W. BuckJey, grucerieo ; 
Rlcbtnrdson ft Skinner, J. A. Thayer, Allen k Wardiwoitb, M.; 

E. Stratton, jewelry; Goo. IT. Tllden & Co., J. H. Spaltor & Co.. 
book>» aiid stationery; I. Jf. Spencer & Co., W. II. Knowlton &> 
Co., hardware; A. T. Wilder, W. O. Wilson, David llutchins*. G. ! 

F. Drown, D. W. Robnson, Wright & Wilkinj»on. Geo. Kings- 
bury, Patrick Dovlo, Howard, boots and 8hoi «; O. H. GlUett 

ft Co., Davis & Wright, Fbher ft Downer, stoveg ; J.S.Taylor,! 
tinware; C. D. Kobmson, A. S. Wi^ht, variety ; M. T. Totting- 
ham, Fi»her & Kittredse, fbrnitare; Wright ft Wilkinson, Joim 
Carpenter, Adams & Wi;^ht, hamessos; Ball ft Alden, Kali & 
Whitney, hats, caps and iurs; F. B. ilay ward, bakery ; Bancroft . 
ft Oreeiey, Gumtnlngs & Wyman, Ktmt Brothert, Loeke ft Jaek* 
son, Goo. Hills, meat and provisions; Otto Lottoniyer, confection- , 
ery; E<i. (iustino, Geo. (ioodhue, plumbors. mlMaHniactmrert— 
Faulkner & Colony, flannels; Crossfield. Scott & Co., doors, j»aj!»h 
and blinds; Cha's Lamson, Francis Foster & Co., leather; Mose^' 
P>Ilis,{oiindory • John Humphrey, Sanborn ft U ubbard, machinists : 
K. G. Hunter, Greeley & Gonyon, marble; Dort ft BemiK, Ball & 
Barrett, bricks; Hale ft Hayward, pails and grist mill; Keene; 
Chair Co., Cheshire Chair Co., Keene Furnitim> Co., Breed, HoI-| 
ton & Co., French Brothers, Edward Edwards, carriages and 
sleighs; Calvin Bryant, washing machines and seives; Whitcomb 
ft CroM. bmsh hendles; Keene 8<Hin Co. I 

CMeMhire JVatlotuil Bank { > j^^o). Capital . $200,000. Cashier, 
Royal H. Porter: Dtrectora^ ohn liy Elliott, Pre^., C. 8. Fnnlkner, 
Wm. S. Britrj?s, Charles Lamson, Francis A. Faulkner, William P. 
Wheeler, Henry ('olonv. I 

tteeneJrai4a»iiaUftiik—{}m>) Capita!, 9100.000. CnnhierJ 
(Jeoiige "W. Tllden; />/r<'r?or«— Frederick Vowe, /'mv., Edward, 
Joelln, John Bowker, Allen Giffin, Sam'l Prouty, Elisha F. Lane, 
J. R. Beal. > 
' ^§§^H€M JT^UoitU nank-[\m)). Caj>Ital, SIW.OOO. Cash-] 
i ier, U. O. Cooledxe; IHreciors, Thomas M. Edwards), J*re4., Wm. j 
Dinsmore, Geo. A. Wheeloek, D«Tld Bnfftain, Fred'k S. Stimtton. { 

Che»hir€ W^rorideni Mnntiintion for Savinga, Preai- 
' denf . William P. Wheeler | 2Ve(Miir«r, Ueorge XUden. fieeonroes,^ 
81,224,701.27. ( 

MLeene JPitm CemiB SaHu^g Wftank. Pres., Famnm F. 
Lane; Trcas., O. G. Dort. Kt sources, »87 ,018-82. 

tSMhueloi F, E, President, Wllllatn DInsmoor; Stcre^ ^ 
tan/, Edward Farrar; Trecmtrer, Geo. W. Tllden. , 

<7*Mftlrr Couniw M, M^. W. Cm* Fr«$kteni, John H.SUIOtt; | 
Trecmtrer, Frederick Vose: ^Secretary, . 

€Uu Jbi^M Co. Ino. I860. Pres., J, U. Elliott; Secretary and 
TVwMursr, G. W. Tllden. I 

MMotela—Choxhire, by J. Shermans AmeiHoam^hf F. A.GUmmi; 
EagUt by Wright ft MMon. 

(Called Monadnock No. 5, including parts of Roxbury and Troy) 
incorporated Dec .13.1 776. PopulatioiH-lTO» 882 ; 1790, 786; 1800, 
n85; 1860,886; 1860,916; 1870,1017. 

JPoatnuuters — EHsha O. Woodward ; Depot, Cyrus S. Moors. 
^«lec#jweM— Jairus Collins, Levi A. Fuller, Josiah W. Lawrence. 
Vmmm*HwM Fllnhe 0>Woodw«d. OT e fjpnw QUes Jj$mom, 



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Cong.; D. S. Dextxr, Meth.: Hiram V. Os^^ood, Univ. WhpMiciau 
Siunatl A. KicUardson. Sch—t Com^—^vsi'l A. JUicuardiion, 
EHshm O. Woodward, JatmsColIliit. ^MfHee#—Neboa Convener 

Jainis Collins, Utaie; Kiyah Boyden, CharJes K. Mason. 
Merchant B—SVkVijv.r & Davis, Woodw ard & Sout h wick, variety ; 
Charles Stay, boost and shoos. •ffa«fifr<xr#ifi'Cf'«— Monadnock 
Co., Marlborough Co., horse blankets and lap robes; Town- 

i f^end, woolen yarn ; Nasou h Kntght, pails; J. & L. Kuowlton, 
pails and cloth«» pins; D. Wilkin^on^ liarue^s maker; C. O. Whit- 
ney, ehairs: S. A. Freeman, blacksmith; Miss £. A. Knowlton, 
milliner; MiPS N. A. Whitcomb, dress maker; W. W. M. 

I Richardson, wash tubs and clothes pins; James Collins, coffin 
warehouse; M. M. Stone, chair beats: Ii. A. Fuller, spice boxes; 
Bemis 1^ ftbtyhins,. pail handles: Gbarlcs Bint, machinist. 

' IilODt|KNhlted Oct. 7, 1761. Population— 1775, 207; 1750, 818: 1880, 

697: 1860,708; 1800,813; 1870,716. 

t^ogtutagier — Uosea Towne. Seteeimeu — John Q. Jones, 
: Geo. H. Messer, Increase S. Rogers. X*«tr«-clerlt-rKzra U. Hunt- 
ley. Cierfi^^mmn^A, L. Kendall, Meth. jPJbysMtfis-^ar- 

shall Perkins. Schooi Marshall Perkins. JVmimr^— 

Daniel Buss. Jfu»ti€e»—Jo)m Q. Jono<?, Amos F. £1sk» BkUe; 
Amos Huntley, Quorum; Fraaklin Downing. 
jmMt^ekmmh—TQfww h Wlneh, Clyde Knight, G. O. JotHlig 

'& Co., variety; Geo, Pottis-, confectionery, tobacco and iUlity' 
goods; Elvira Whittemore, millinery and fancy poods. 

MannfaeiurerM—^ohn Q. Jones, sash, biinds and doors; 
Peiley £. Fox, stoves and tin ware; Bamuel D. Bill, wooden 
ware; Sprfi^ue & Co., sieve rims; Freeman IMielp", rakes; James 
Burnap, tanner; Frauds J. Rogers, kuiie and pail handles; 
Freeman Gon]i,oiacksmith: W. S.Cady, wool oarder; Stephen R. 
Powers, eanrteges; JBibri^ FMpSt dooper. JMef bgr E. 
Johnson* 

Incorporated by the name. of Packerslleld, Feb. 22, 1774; includ- 
ed part of Koxbury ; name changed June, 1814. Population— 
1776, 186; 1790, 781; 1810, 1076; ISK), 781; 3860, 780; 18%, 7i4. 

Fo»lBna»tcrB — Munttoiwttie, Justos FIfiher. Selectmeu — 
Russell 11. Kittrodge, Henry D. Draper, I'rank K. Jewett. 
VowtH^Urk — Charles U . W hitnejr. CSergptmem— Thomas W. 

Dwncank, Cong, JRkmtieU m Ar*«al C^m* 

Geo. \y. Osgood. Jfm»ii€m9^ Cha'sH. Whitney, SkU»; HenClo 
Osgood. 

•iserc#MXM#«— Justui} Fisher (Munsouville), Watts & Rsnd, va- 
riety. ^Mif#iieffsrers— (litaiisonvlUe) J. 0. h L. J. Colony, 
cotton eloth; FraniL IMnljr, tiMliij mmMsX tt. Kdght, elothes 
pins. 

IIICII^XOIVO, 

Inoorpotmted Feb. 28, 1752. Population— 1775, 864: 1790^ 1880; 16K> ; 

1391; 1850, 1128; iBtiO, 1015; 1870, 8*>8. 

P^UtmoMiera'-L, W. W right ; North/O. . Martin. SeieetmHSm 
Edsen SMMer, JiMie Mes, Andi«ir Wllle%y. 



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Jarvis Ingalls. Cierfflfm$aH—fiob\eVitike,Meth. Fkyairiat*— 
E. J. Donnell, Dot. School €'omt.—E. ii. hprn'm. jMatireg— 
William Wright, David H. Aldrich, Klbridge «. Beml8,NobIo Fink. 

mllerchaniM — L. W. WrlKl»t. O. E. Adams, A. H. Temple, 
variety. •tjrrtm#/'«c/wr€r#— Nathan Woodbury, pails; E. G. 
Bemis, Charles Oliver, clothes pins. Miotei—LaJ'ayette, George 
Uowe. 

(Called Monatinock No. 1) incorporated Feb. 11, 1768. Popula- 
tion— 1776, 642; 1790, 1143: 1820, 1298; 1850,1274; 1860,1230; 1870, 
1107. 

PottMaMlert—S. W. Fletcher; BldkevUh, Ambrose Bailer. 
SetrctmeM—'Sliirixn L. Goddard, Orlando J. Kay mond, Ja'a B. 
Robbius. 3roir#i-r/cr*— Warren W. Emorv. i'lrruyutrn— 

, Cony.; S. Bcodle, Mrth. f^hyMicitiH — Jo>\Ah 

Abbott, John Heard. School €'om€, — WilTiura C. Brifrham. 
JfiiMiicea — Zebulon Converse, Ezra S. Ste arns, (ieo. A.Whitney, 
State: Jason B. Terry, Arba S. Coftin. EIkmuvit Blake. James B. 
Robbing, Harriw>uG. Rice, George W. Stearns, Elijah BenUH,Jo8lah 
Abbott, Martin L. Goddard, S. W. Fletcher, Wm. Ci. Jone*. 

•W*!rrA/fM##— Fletcher & Emery, Andrew M. Lacy, Ambrose 
Butler (hlakesville), Reuben Kam^'dell (East), variety. mlMuHM- 
factiirerM — A. 8. Cottin, bobbins; Reuben Ramsdell, O. J - (c A. 8. 
Raymond, boxes; Z. & O. D. Converse, G. A. & C. A. Whitnev, 
A. S. Sawtell, wooden ware; E. B. Cutter, wheehvripht: I). J', 
(.'lark & Son, boot« and nhbcii. MMotel — Rindye^ by Wm. E. 
Robbing. 

(Composed of parts of Nelson, Keene and Marlborough) incorpo- 
rat-ed Dec. 9, 1812. Topulatiou— 18*^0, 866; 1860, 260; 1800, 212; 
1870.174. .. . .... 

Seleclmcn — KowA^W NImff, Flbridpe Klnpsbnrv, Almon A. 
Davis. rorrM-r/z rA:— Kendall Nims. Irrgy man— liiinry II. 
Colburn. School Cout.—lieuTy H. Colburn. 

(Formerly called Limerick) incorporated Nov. 4, 1774. Popula- 
tion— 1776, 224; 1790,701; 1820, 1208; 1860, 1106; 1860,944; 1870, 
667. 

PontmaBtera — James H. Hunt; South, Luman Weeks. JSr- 
fer#jfw#t — Edward E. Upton, Edward Morse, Ja's M. Babb.l 
Voirn'rfrt'k — .Tames Fl. Hunt. CIcrfiumictt—D. F. Savape, 
rnny. fhyxidaM ST School rom.— Win. T. O* Donnell, /;t7. 
./fVifary— Sila-* Dinsmoor. ^i##/#rc#— Joeiah M.Rice, Quorum,'^ 
Frederick A. Mellen, Nathan Gould. 

•WrrrA^Mf#— Luman Weeks (South), Oeorpre L. Curtis, S. C.I 
Parker, (ieorge Blodgett, variety. vlMaHMfaclitrerM — Luman' 
Weeks (South), glass ware; Geo. F. Cutter, leather; James H.I 
Hunt, tin, copper and sheet iron woiker. MMotel— Central, by 
Horatio N. Welch. 



200 CHESHliiE COUNTY. 



Incorporated Sept. 27, 1787. PopulaUon— 1790,220; 1820,582; 1850, 

468; 1800, 876; 1870,847. 

F^Mimasiers — Josiali Peabody; Ikut, Caleb Goodnow. Se<- 
te tH m mm Alaiison A. Nims, Daniel W. Rtigg, Jos. N. Kims. 
VomfH^cierh—AivinW C. Ellis. Clerxmmau — John M. Stowe. 
JoaiaJi Pecibody^Cong. ScM^oi C7«iM.'-Jonn M. Stowe. ^nBiieet— 
Charles Hmou, 8UUe; Joslah Teabodv. JfMerehani QvLT^ner 
Towne, variety. JfManHfacimrer-^ohn Sy mends, leather ; Caleb 
Goodnow, Georjre Kingsburg, Henrv M. Osgood, Elliott Davis, 
Austin A. BUis, lumber; EUery E. Kugg, Lyman Davis, blaek- 

((Formed by parts of Gilsum and Westmoreland) incorporated May 
9, 1769. ropulation--1775, 216; 1790, MS; 1820, 570; 1860, 566; 
1800,888; 1970,818. 

JPM#M*a«#er— Marshall B. Britton. 9eteeim§em — Uenry T . 
Ellis, Wra. U. Porter, Ftenk F. Field. Tou^n^lerh — William 

H. Porter. Clergtfmen , Cong.; J. Fawcett, Meth. 

JRk9Heia» mnd Schoot Comm. — William H. Porter. Mer* 
ttmmim M . B. Brttton, variety. 

(Called Lower Ashuelot) incorporated July 2, 1753. Population— 
1776, 647; 1790, 1157; 1820, IHO; 1850, 2i06; 1860, 1798; 1870, 
1688. 

JP###MMM#er#— Willard Adams; WmI, Salmon H. Fox; W€9t- 

port, Edwin F. Read. ;Sfrlrr/jn«M— Stephen Faulkner, Cha's H. 
Howard, Alonsco A. Ware. arMTM-c/erl;— Goo 1. Cutler, t'ler- 
gyme— — W. H. Cutler, Cong.; 8. A. Blake, T. Jfdi-ich, Bap. ; 

, Meth. JPhtfHeimm* — ViiWtird A(]ams, (ieo. I. 

Cutler, Feh. School Com,— Goo. I. Cutler. jrn##rfr<?# — Benj. 
Bead, Joseph Hammoml, i6Ya/«; Alaoaoo &. Wbitcomb, Willard: 
Adams, Thomas T. Weiherhee, Enoch Howes, Jotham W. Frinlc, 
Stephen Faulkner, Alonzo A. Ware, Joilaii FrTSOIB) Daniel K. 
Healey, Knorh Howes, Geo. 1. Cutler. 

mfMerchftntM—FAul F. Aldrich, jr., Joseph Ware (West), James 
Marsh (Westport), John Cliaml)er]«iii,y«rletf. ^mmmikmim ' ^r^ ^ 
Strattnn .Mills Co., beavers and lumber; Lane's Mills, horse blankets; 
E. Kcpd & C o., Joseph Parker, Henry Abbott (West), Benj. Read, 
E. Murdock.jr., Murphy & Woodward, George F. Lane, pails; 
Edward Wilcox, clothes pins ; L. S. Lane It Co.,mattre8ses( Depot), 
A. C. Ivendall, leather; P^noch Howes, shoes; B. F. Lumbard, 
lumber; Orrin Dickinson, grist mill, sash, doors and blinds; C. 
Ramsdell & Co., wooden ware; 8. Farrer, R. Whltcomb, N.Perry, 
E. Stone, stave mills; F. Eames, ax handles and spokes; Snow 
Brothers, boxes; M. E. Kussell (West), millinery; l.orenzo R. 
Hulbrook (West), Luman B. Seaver (Westport), biacksmitlis. 
I MmiH»—Elm, by EU Tbomas ; We9t JSwanxey, by fiomer Amis. 



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'201 



(Formed of Mitf of Marlborooah and FitzwUlUm) inoorporated 
J«ti« PdMbitte-lib, 68B; im, m; mo, HSb; 1870, 

Fmimtmwirr—CharUs W. Whltoov. Seircimtet^FAmund 
Bemis, Charles W. Brown, Stephen A. Farrar. V^tm'firrk— 
AsaC. Dott. C ter Mif mem— Liivi liriglmm, Cong.; Jonathan b 
Uerriclc, S. Blake, A. M, Smitk, fir,. Sap. JPMwMMmt'^ 
Carl Motcalf, School C^m.—JonR. S. Hfrrlck. jfmBiirra — 
Abel Baker, Ouorwuf £dwaxd P. KimbaU, David W. Farrar, 
Jotham H. Holt, Leonard Farrar, Edward Bemii, Barrett Ripley. 
^/nrerrAoMi!*— Cha'8 W. Whitney, £. P. Kimball & Co.. variety. 

J9tanmfaeimr€r§—lHxk'\ M. Farrar butter tub«; I>. W. Farrar, 
backeta and pails; £. Batriek & Co., nails and tut>8; iiUiiot Whit- 
oomb, pails; Troy Mills, horn blftiik«ti: Silsby Brothers, ieatb- 
er; Winthrop Knfpht, machin^f- Alva Stanl»*v. KHjah Bowkor, 
grist mills; Jamos Oapron, boot« and !<hoes ; L. Whittemore, stone 
mason; Wm. llarri?, painter; Alrah titauley, dialrs. MMmi€$— 
ifoiiadiiodk, 1^ J«hn Ctemait. 



(Formerly caHed Great Falls, or Tallows* Town) IncortKiratcd Feb. 
18, 1752. Popolation-1776, 668; ITWf, 1216; 1880^ §090; i860J 

2884; 1860, 1869; 1870, 1830. ' 

JP«s#jisa«l«r«— Bansom L. Ball; DrewtviUe, Hope LAthrop. 
etee it m em — Charles Fisher, Fmd«rlok WatklM, Mteniu 



Rogers. 'Foirn-rlrrlH-A.Pailcer Klchardson. Ctrrjitfmmm TT 

E. J>icliin;ion, Cong.; /i'^tf . , <Joo. Doxter^ f 'nit.; Mtth.; 

Seth iiinkley, Chris, £^Jk§fsi€§aMM—Xho\ 1'. Kichardson, ^eo. 
A. Blake. X^tryvr ~ Frederick Vo^e. «>%iif ry — Fre^eriek 

Vose. Sekooi C^m, . XfMlIrr*— 1 n^derlck Vose, 

Hope l^throp Abel H. Bellows, Stats; Uemr E. i'iitnam» Henry 
A. Hitchcock, Edwin K. Seabury, ,fohn W. Lovejoy, Quorum i 
Joshua B. Clarlc, r;eorge Rust, Henry W. S. lirLswuld. 

MereMoHis^H. F. Aldrlch 8l Co., T. B, Buffum, E. KJSeaburv, 
I Henry E. Putnam, Hope Lathrop (OrewaviUe), varietj; C. C. 
DftTla, drugs and medfdne«; L. U. Holt, stoTet Md tl»ware; S. 
L. Ball, A. K. Mayiuird, "boots and 8ho«?s; Henry A. Hitohcock. 
ftirniture; Willard Lovoll, i^rooor, MaBtttfartwrrtr^—U&tes 8t 
Aldricli, shirts; A. F. Ma9uard, leather: Lyman Ellim lumber. ^ 



(Called Great Headowj incorporated February n, 1T68. Popnla- 
tloii-177i|7M: 17M»»18; S00,m6; 1860, 1^,-1860,1286:1870, 
1266. 

lF0»ima$ier§ — Joprph Shelley; Ea^t, Flaoi Marsh ; Depot, 
Charles H. Cook. .S>lc<rfiise» — Willard Bill, Jr.. William K. 
Patten, Jewctt E. BufTum. VowtM^terk — li ciwiu .1. Goodnow. 
ClerMmmen—F.. F. Abbott, Thomas L. Fowlor, Cong. ,- JehieJ 
Claflin, Chris. JPAy#<c<«it# — George F.. I>¥niiar, William R. 
Dunham, Barton Simmons, Bot, M9e»tiM — Manly P. Hortou. 



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Schooi Com* — Arvin Aid rich. JnaticeB — Larkin Baker, 
iitate J Arvin Aldrich, John CoWdtey, Wm. li. Dunham, Willard 
nBUJtir. 

JVer€ha»ti0 — Anton Cole, Joseph W. Leonard, Aldrich & 
Kulffht, Elam Marsh, Charles M. Wright. Jftauuritciurer*— 
Daniel W. Fatten, pails; John D. (ioodnow, J. U. & L. J. Dins- 
more, carriftM; Dexter Warren, leather; John A. Cbamberlain, 
Cha'8 K. Quimby, Cha's ButterHpld, lumber; Bradley Leach, Geo. 
Leach, Elias Wooie^, ChA's Kejser, btecksmlths; Mtiikph Teai^ 
pl^4F»G.9)nllll^«hoenudE8n; J<»&lCo^ i . :i 

(Formerly called Arlington) incorporated July 3. 1762. Poptdl- 

tion-m6, 2tt; moy »^ iM» imi i8ao» afe; im, i9fo» 

2097. 

Waatmasierf — William H. Guernsey; Ashu^t^ Wright 
Wood. SeiecHmem — Isaac Saben, Amos A. Futnam, Pardon D. 
Smith. 3 P j« m cferih-<fameB *t, Burni^. CUreym^mt^Tiii^ih 
Harmons Cong.; J. W. Adams, Meth. JPhsftieiams — Cieo. 

Peirce, FeL, Hosea Peirce, Earl Evans, S. (>. Gregory, Horn.; 
Mrs. Sarah D. Mety^L Medium, MHmtiat— Ira, W. Bussell. 
£<itrsfi?r«-^Bdmiind M. Torbes, jSlIery Albee. •'tMw^#— Bd* 

mund M. Forbe«, H.Abbott. Schooi (7om.— Elijah Harmon, J. 
W. Adams, H. Abbott. jrw#rfc<j#— Edmund ^l. Forbes, Calvin Bur- 
nap, Alfred Willis, State; Wm. Kixford, Quorum; Edwin P. Tenney, 
Alvin W. Ball, Charles Barber. Samuel Atherton, Ebonezen t>. 
Foster, Everson Cook, EUery Albee, Henry Lyman, William Shrig- 
ley, Francis B. Feters; B. C. ^^^.B. F. Merriam^ Aqlos A. Fu^ 
nam. 

J9rerchant»--¥. Weelts ft; Co., Ball & Wood. Wilbur & Allen 

(Asheulot), variety; E. Cook, grain and fLavr; F. Peters, John A, 
Powers, jewelry and fancy goods; John Huicbins, stoves and tin 
^ware; C. 6. Stone, mer<$hant tailor; John A. Tcnrwtt Hoseit 

Pierce & Co., drues; E. Wilbur. Lcand* r F'elt, Starkey, 

boots and shoes; Wm. Shrigley Sl Son, clothing; Miss M. U. 
Bancroft, Miss M. A. Woodbury, millinery; A. S. Whitcomb, 
photogrtiiiher: Mrs. L. M. Kent, dressmaker; Kixford & Shaw, 
butchers. ^auuffrrtHrcr» — Ashuplot Co., D. Ball & Son, 
Ball, Pratt & Xarner, Ashuelot mill, woolens: Calvin Barnap, 
liMiietBes; mlHamH. Lewis, fhmiture; £. Wilbur, jr., boots and 

toes; Hezekiah Wtllsrd, L. S. Brown, wheelwrights; H. Gcmld, 
C. Kendrlck, Frank Hildreth, carpenters ; H. B. Swan, palm 
leaf hats; N. E. Stevens, leather; James E. Coxeter, machinist; 
Amaaa Aldrich, jr., pails; Cobnm ft Mansell, Charles W. Seott, 
Wm. Feleh, boxes; Saben & Scott, bedsteads; Wm. Bullock, 
cooper; Wm. Bent, bricks; Ansel Dickinson, S. W. Buffhm, 
Willard Jennings, A. D. Crombie, lumber; O. L. Howard, livery 
stable; Henry I^man, Mettoncer; £..C. Lynan* H« B. RoWbtes, 
1) I &c Ic fim i. t li 8 

^Wimeke'aUr JTaiUm^l BauU^im). Capital, $100,000. 
CfaM^r, Henry Abbott; 2)lr6cftw«— William Halle, Pres.. Fraucisl 
Weeks, William Rlxford-; Silas Hardy, Luclhs Rixford, Eliphalet 
Kingman. •twhmeM' 'SawingB MMauMu iVe#<rfen^ Everson 
Cook: Treasurer, Ellery^ Albee. Kesouriees, S91,5]3. mtotet-^ 
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(OrMnnnf ]Mrt^ Cheshire, Incorporated StUj 5, 1«27) coutabw 
fifleen townn. Newport, shire town. PojmUHon in l^oO, 19,876: 
in 1860, 19,043; 1870, 18,0o4. VmluaUon, 1868, §8,861,737 
JOegiMter^Arthux H. I n ram, Newport. (elwjiod). 2190; 
Eleazer C Converse, Dem.. hmn Lyman N. iSarieeut, i<.>>o03; 
scat. ». Ingram's plurality, 570. • -tv 

TreaMnrer—ThomuH V. Smith, Smuuioe, /?^». (elected), 2190; 
Edmund Wheeter, Dtm., 1624; Martin W, Burke. (L. H.), 608; 
0«il.9». Smltli's pluraUty, 666. /» » 

C^«fjntf««i«Mert— AureJiaa Dickinson, Clanmont; KUai^w- 
jCra, Croydon; Wm. Balloch, Corni«h. 

VVm. Balloch, iilep.. 2178; Frederick P. Smith. 1623; Gil- 

bert Lewla, (X. J?.), 490; teat. 8^. BaOoch's plurality, 665. 
SheriW— John V. Cholliji. Merideu. • 

James W. Bradley, Henry L. Hubbard; Cornish, Lemuel Mtutiu- 
daJe, S. Alden Tracy ; (Jroydon, Afartin A. BMEtOB; Mfempoirtt Bo* 
fu8 P. Claxgett, Jame^< L. liiJey; Sunapee, Wm. H. U. Cowlea; 
fVtMhmgtou, bylvaauij ClogHton. 

]>epiiae8 In other eonntlea authorized to serve in .Sullivan 
county: {Merrimack) Atulorer, John Fellowii New^London, Albert 
Little; Newbury (SouUx), Eli Dodge; jramer, Albert P. Davis; 
((irafton) Lebanon, James G. Ttoknorj Canaati, William \V. 
(ip'jrare; (Cheshire) AUfead, Oieir F. Beokwith; (UillaborouKh) 
HMforough Bridge, John G. Dickey. 

Jailer — Martin A. Barton, Newport. 

C#r«iaer— iSkaUian liail, Croydon. 

COUNTY JCSnCES. 

Ambrose* (^o^^gitt, Clapemont,183fi I Martin Gh«se, ITMbhifton, 1868 
Weazer Jaokaon, Cornish, '38 1 • 

Cbwi/y Q m wi ff foiieri. 

Nath'l Towlofs, Claremont, 1856 

Cha'8 K. Bn.oks, Acworth, '5^ 

John P. Chellis, Plaiutield, '66 
Alden B. Sabin, LemfMler, '67 

Josiah Turner, 8iinapee, '68 

Cheater Pike, Cornish, '69 
Wm. HeCrae, Charlestown, ^60 

Nath'l T. Cofran, Goshen, '61 

Jokn Walker, Laogdeii, 18(S3i 

Benj. H. French, Newport, 1827 | Wm. H. H. Allen, Newport,1859 
rWa W. Gihnore,^ 1831 1 LyinimJ.Brooka,C]arenit, '68 

Solicitors. 

OlMur]fle]a«Bta«,PlainfieId, | A. B. Wlll!am9on,Ct«tem*t 1848 

Sept. 1827 Geo. Ticknor, " '66 

«Po^ J. Gtlo1irl8t,ChsrieBt'n,'87 Levi W. Bftftotf, Newport, '69 
EdnmnaBaike, Newport, HI lia Colby, )r., Claremoat, '88 



Wm. Clark; Claremont, '65 
Ed w 'd Frwrn a n Jr.. l'ln,inrid, 'r>4 
Nathan Hall, Croydon '66 
Israel P. Breed, Unity, W 
Joel V. Kaynostbrd, Plain fd. '(.7 
Aurelius Dickinson, CJorem t, '69 
Eiiad 1*0 wer8, Croydon, '68 
Wm. Balloob, Coroiah, '70 



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Gftwin Gilmore, Acworth, 

Sept 1827 

David Allen, Newport, '37 
Vii-gii Chase, Uositen, Jan. '41 



Sher\f8, 

John Starritt^Cbarlest'n, Jaii/46 

Harvey Huntoon, Unity, " '51 
Fred'ck Clagget, Kewp t, " '66 
John r. Cheim, Jt*huJirid, '61 

Judf/es of l^oha fp. 



Henry Hubbard, Charie6t'n,1827 
Fred'ck A. bumner, *• . *39 
John L.lfiitii«BiyConilsh,Oet.'84 



Alvah Smith, Lempster.July, '56 
Wm. U. U JkUen^ewp't,Jan.'67 



Fred'ek A.Snmoer, Charles- 
town. 1827 
Aaron Nettleton, jr., Newp't,'29 
John J. Gilchrist, Charlet)- 
lown, 

Uriel Dean, Claremonty Oet. '40 



Ralph Metealf, Kewport.Oct. '46 
Henry E. Baldwin, Jan. '51 
Henry G. Carleton, Aug. 'M 
Edward Wyman, " July, '56 
Shepard L. Bowert, ^ 



Jleffistert qf I}ted». 



1827 
'28 

'40 



CymsBwtoa, Newport 

Asa Helton, *' 
Nath'l B. Cutting, " 
Henry £. Baldwin, ** 
Henry G. Carleton, " 
Mathew Hiirrtj, 



Jonathan Corp, Acworth, 1827 
Zena« Clr^nient, C'lareniont, *83 
Daniel M. Smitli, Lempster. 
Delavan D. Marsh, Croydon, '40 
Orra C. Howard, Springif Id, '42 
Martin Chase, Washington. 
8am'l C. Moulton, Grantham, 
Tho's F. Moulton, Wendell, 
Orlando Towerf, Cornish. 
Granville Gilmore, Acworth, 



John Towne, Newport, 
Lerl W. Barton, 
Alex'r V.Hitchcock," 
Henry D. Foster, Acworth, 



1861 

'66 
'68 
»61' 



'44 ! DanT P. Quimby. Sprtaigt'ld, '66 
'46 1 Artbttr U. iDgnon, Newport, '68 



'45 
'47 

'49 
'61 



Royal Shnmway, Laagdon, 1853 

Fliny Hall, Croydon, '55 
Jona. M. Wilmarth, ^«ewport,'67 
Faul J. Wheeler, '59 
Albro Blod^'ott, Claremont, '60 
Langdon Healey. Wa6hingt'D,'62 
AdoTphus Hall, Croydon, '64 
Jona. Baker, Charlestown* '66 
Hf^Tij. Whipple, '68 
Tho's Smith, 8ttiiapee» '68 



jVOWOTiTII, 

Incorporated Sept. 19, lim. Population —1790, 704; 1810, 1628; 
1850, 1251; 1860, 1180; 18^«, 1080; 1870, 1050. 

J'oslMMw/ertf — Wm. Brooks; South, James A. Wood; East, 
Rodney Bnae. Seteeimem Joab N. Davis, Adna Keyet, Samuel 

Slader. I'(»irM-«'fcrJk— Charles 15. Spencer. C'ler^yntCft— John 
L. Merrill, Cong.; Heury Dorr (South), Meth,; C. J. Wilson, Bao. 
J'ASfflrtoMA ~ Nathaniel G. Brooks. Sch^l Cwm*—J»L. 
Mf rt iii ^«Mli«e#—Cliaptii K. Brooks, Quonm; Jonathan U. 

I>ick<'v, Henry Dorr. 

Merchamis — iSpeneer %t Smith, J. F. Richardson (South), 
Brooks ft Co., variety; C. B. Canmings, tailor; Addle B. rowers, 
milllnory. •TITaNM/arfffr^rj— Nathan Adams, flannels; Ephxaim 
Cummiugs, shoe pegs; C. B. Cunimings, clothespins (South); 



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B6dn&f Bmu, \Mtm And hudlM; Jsmtt M. Reed, woo4«b wtie 
(East); O. R. Kemp, fork and hoe handles; Robert McCliii%' 
imkMi Aewortli Aool and 8ho« Co. ; ^^ktk F. PiHIP» Ismlwr. 



(Originally called No. i, Including part of Lanirdon) incorporated 
July 2, 1753. ropulation-1775»m; 1790, IM; im, 1778; IMO, 
1644; 1800, 1768; 1870, 1742. 

F^MtmaMiert—Ch&rle^C. Kimball; Xorth, John S. Towner; 
South, Ko8w<*ll Kobertiiou. iSei^'ct mem— Horace Hubbard, Alvln 
Frost, CbarleM Front. 9^«rM-rl«;rle— Charles C. Kimball. Cier^ 

Spa^m^H. H. Saud< r!*()n, Ckmg.: Francis Chase, Fpia. : J. M . 
errick, Unit.; J. H. Uillman (North), Meth. Fkp»irtaH»— 
Samuel Webber, Horace Saunders, J. 11. Whitaker. J»€MiMl— 
8. L. Albee: .£Mr«0r — Bdmrad Is, duhing. ATmimH^M 
George Olcott, Charles C. Kimball. SeM^ mi Cmm.'— James 
31. Whittaker. ^it^flrr*— Edmund L ( usblng. Thomas Whipplo. 
George Olcott, 67aic; Albert Hunt, i^mtrum; Alvan Frost, Simon 
\V. Albee, FrankUn W. Ptttaam, Charlea C. KimbaU, JoMpb Q. 
Brigffs, BenJ. Whipplo, Abram P. UllU» Hmtf H. Sjflveilfr, Gm. 
W. Hamlin, Saniiu l Webber. 

CrnHHeeiUut I£it>erJnaiia»u9i BaHk{\m>). Capital. 9^100.000. 
OwWeTt George Olcott; />/m'^>r«--Hope Lathrop, Pres., Ansel 
Glover, A^hbel Hamlin, Benjaniin Wbipplo, William Dana, Geo. 
Olcott. Cmtmeciiemi Miver SurUtga Brnmh. President, 
Samuel Webber; TVeoiUter, Georire Olcott. Kesoureet, «J96,001. 

Merrhauit—MetCAlt k Hanmn (North), Labaree k Royce. 
O. Smith & Co., Josiah White, rarlety ; E. Cooley. groceries. 
MaMtWaeimrere—BriMB k Co., boots and (hoe^ ; R. deHaven k 
Co^cabt and da^lis. iBMei^MtHmm't, by Fnak Q, y^-i. 



Inooipofaied Oct. 26, 1764. Population — 1775, 638: 1790, 1488t 
1820, 2290; 1850, 8606; JMO, 4026; 1870, 4068. 

J*oji/fft«#/rr#— Edgar L. Hapgood; Wr.^f, Honrv A. Redficld. 
^elecfswcis— Stephen F. KostjittT, Francis Locke, 'Henr>' Colby. 
V»mm i mitHk Thomas R. Gowdey. Cler^ifateM— Edward W. 

dark, Cbfip.; Francis W. TowU\ nap.; , Meth.: 

, Bishop, Isaac G. Hulbard, d. d.. Honry S. Smith 

(West), Ems, J>te#Mm«— Nath'l Tolles, Carl A. Volk, i-c/*., 
Samuel Q. Jarvls, Alvah R. Cttmmings, Sberaan Cooper, Cyms 
E. Baker; 0.«inon R. Wnv, Ilonrv Tucker, ffom.; A. J. Flagg, 
Ecci. j»rfi#i*/#— Frederick A. Kidder, Silaa A. SaHno. William 
M. Smith, Jaiiprr Back. X^tr|fer«— Philander C. Fnu man, Ed» 
ward D. Baker, Hosea W. Parker, Edwin Yaughan, Arthur Chase, 
Ira Colby Jr., Chariot Parkhurst, Wm. H. H. Allen. •tV#«r#r#— 
.John L. Farwell, Otis F. K. Wait4?, Edward D. Baker. MMigk 
9r*Mf— Stevens, N. Barrows. Prin. 8ek00i Cmm* — OsmaA 
B. Way, H. W. Parker, Ira Colby, jr., Nathaniel Tolles. 
•rM#l#rr#— Thomas J. Harris, Otin F. R. Waito, Edward D. Baker, 
Arthur Cliase, John L. Farwell, Charles 11. Eastman, Edwin 
Vaughan, William B. Tntberly, Ira Colby, jr., John s. Walker. 
Wm. H: H. Allen, Albert H. Danforth. RoswoU W. Sil8bee, Wil 
Uam Clark, Uoaea W. Parker, StaU, Philander C. Freeman, Albro 



206 wtxiwix cemm. 

aiodgett, liVtJler Bmmm, Quorum; JMob W. 6«tibom, SiMiNier 

Putnam, Edward Ainewortb, Thomas fi. Gowdey, Leonard B. 
Spencer, Benjamin 1*. Walker, Charles O. Eastman, Arnold Briggn, 
June Tierce, Geo. G. Ide, William Ellis, llenry A. KedHeld, Moi>e8 
U. Emerson, Wm. M. LAdd/Slttebn Ifli, James P. Upliam, Cha's 
Farkhurst, Frodcrlck A. riemont, Edmund L. Goddard, Kussell F. 
Hblton, Aureliiis Dickinson, Alfai^ BOMlter, X^BTi Brooks. fiUer- . 
man Cooper, Sam'l G. Jarvie. 

Mtirckau^tt—C M. Bingham, Moses R. Emerson, Heywood & 
Co., Baker & Hard, dry j^oods; M. L. Jewett & Co., Chase & 
1 Ainswotcth, Henry JE^andere, Wetberbee & iiitooe, U. I'atteu, Pui- 

I juai * Pleree, M«riln)l, grode»toa{ Clack Is 0MiiMrlh, Geo.; 

N. Farwell, flour; James Holt, Hauhricb & Hawks, ready*madei 
cloUung; Clareniont Co., Geo. W. Merrifleld. books and station- 
ery ; H. A. l^ickiueon & Co., James Holt, boots and shoes; 8. F. 
RedM4*0tm'ftI«. Perry. tailonjWm.M.JMikfieTi Brooks. U. H. 
Brown, dru^.- niirl medicines, Geo. H. Stowell, hardware; iiaskell 
Towles, turniture; K. i3pencer»Geo. W. Wait, lloj wood & Co., 
jewelry and Oliver ware; S. A. Sabine & Co., K. bpencer, T. H.^ 
(>owd4^, Aney goods; F. 8. homd, G. A. Stone k Co., stowj 
and tin ware. JRfaNM/ocftsrer^ — Thomas Dort, E.J. Bo wen, 
L. D. Fatten, harnesses; H. E. Barrett, baker; Blood & Wood- 
oook, marble workers; George Ju. Baktom, ctssimeres; Monad-^ 
nock Co.» cottons and flaimefa; A. Briggs & Co., oottoDt; 
Home Co., domestics; Sugar Hiver Co., r iuremcnt Co., ptper; 
June Pierce 9b Co., baoging^ John 6. Fartiogton. straw 

paper; MohmIiiim^ MiWy & IttelMUidBoa Ik Co., 4. S, FMrrington, 
lumber; Cba's H. Eantmia, leather; Tutherly & Tolles, Daniel 
Vy. Barney, bricks; Farwell & Tenney, boot.^ und shoes; SuJIi- 
van KacUine Co., water wheels and piows; Ciareinont Co., files; 
Smith, Colliii«fcCQ.,lliiopping knives; Reuben Shepanison, tubs; j 
Henry F. Roys, earrlai^; Wm. U. Brijgga* ftiriiitore; bugar JEUvor 
Mills, flour. 

Ciaremo»tiJ%\aio»tafl^a»tk[\B6i). Capital, S 150,000. Ccuhier, 
John L. Farwell; Directors — George N, Farwell, J^res., Thomas 
Sanford, Nathaniel Tolles, A. Dickinson. Charles H. Eastman, Ches- 
ter Pike, Wm. E. Tutherly. /SmUipm ^vSmmm MmMiU^im*. 
Jyttidenit Daniel W. Jobnaoii: Trtamrtrt Jobn JL Ki^w^l. 
KiBeources, WW^W. WU$^U^trmma, by CVkA k Soiit Mttrcn, 
1^ 4fk'a Leet. 

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Ineorporated Junp 21, 1763. Population— 1775, 809; 1790, 982; 1820, 

1701; 1850, ItKW; i860, 1621; 1870, 1^34. 

]FQ§imasier—FkU, Daniel Chase. Seler/iMeti— Norman £. 
Hebard, Charlee B. Jackson, Seth Cole. aTotrN-rlrrib— Daniel 
Chase, ('icrgu^^u — P. Bates, Cwi^. Halsey C. J-eavitt, i^ai). ,• 
G. F. Weils, iUe/A. jP*jfalcrf<MM — ElUah Boardman, G. W. 
Hu^. Benry H. IHy. ^fliff«c««— Cbeeter 

Pike, Uriel L. Comings, 5^afe,' Orlando I'owers, Qut>rum ; Araunah 
Burnap, Benjamin S. Flcteher, Ju's M Davidson, William lialloch, 
George D. Kenyan, Leiuut:! Martiudaie. SteubQU A. Tracy, He^^rv 
8. Chase, Enoch V. Chcillis, 9eiii7 K: JHty, Dana N. Morgan, Cna's 
E. Jackson. 

JVerchauia—L,. H. Smith, Daniel Chase (Flat), variety: S. W. 
Bryant, Jeweler. JftamtU(twiHrer$ — Sylvester K. Bugbee, 
Henry Qonld earriagea; Heaver Bhythen, atooUng yam; A. 
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Comings, tenner; 8. a#rdy, ^ahe. &c. (Flat); David U. HIlHard 
fCity), gunt^mith ; M. G'.l^tt}-, a rii JfW#«l9— «t JTlat, by W. 
r.£^l^i^ ut Biitige, by ChamU'ilaiu. 

laMfOliled Mav 81, 1768. Population -1775. 148; fM, fiHf t 
1060; 1860,861; 1660,756; 1870,652. 

FoMffHUMtf rt—Alojao AUen; F/af, Polly D. Hall, mtt^ti- 
Jit«#i— lluel lJurkoe, James W. Davis, George N. Stulth. 9^#trif 
cicr*— Alonzo Allen. Ciergmmmt^^ilma QdlmbY. ifeM, 
Hciat^ and Schooi Cojw.— \ViniamH Barton. Jrntftl^^ElbMi 
Povirers, Gilman F. Sanborn, Anthony C. Uardy« AMt^ JUbli 
Cooper, Daniel R. Hall, OuorMm; Albina Hall. * 

MerckaHi—iieoTg^^, J&unbnr. rnrlety. MmwrniimcHMrttn^ 
H. S. & J. Ferry, sboo pegs; Mrs. Augusta V. Hall. milliner: Mrs, 
Hannab Hardiiin;^ taUor; Wm. G. Huntl^^btacksmlftli. { 



BiiBdfpanAllDec.27,1791. Population-lSbO. 388; 1^0.687; IS^C 

779; 1860, m\ 1800, 676; 1870. 607. ^ 

JPo#/MM»f«r#— Henrr McCrilllff; Af«7/ VUfaye, Doxtor Dodge- 
SeiectmBeu—Up |»bole§. Jo«bua W. Booth, Ja8. L. Dodge- 
a P pi W W < itorJ|*-Wm. H. MoCHllls. Cfcrjr»»»««t- Ellas J. Whit* 
( more. Bap,; Clark Slmonds, Chris. JTAtftflr^Mt^—Franoii H. 
Wheeler, //o/. i»rifc#»# CWw.— Joshua \V . Booth. JmMiU;99^ 
David McLaughlin, Dennis l^r, aM#niin/ jKatbanial F. Ceten. 

Merchant— Doxiev Dodge (Mill wittj* 
/ac<Mr»r«-^wyer & Shedd, tanners. 



lAMrporateil July 11, 1761; 1786/ changed to Kew-Grsnttem: IMJ 
restored to original name. Popiilfttioi|>*477& 75: 1790; 8R: UHh 

1079; 1850. 784; 1860, 648; 1870; G08. ' ^ ' 



-..J?tf"'^^^:r^«l<>lP*^tt« Hall; ITarth, Afoics P. Burpee. 
«^kfiMMi^B0l^. F. NQwton Clough. Henry II. Currier. 

»Virft-rfrr*— Knfu«? Uall. ri^'t'jryaweia— JSIlas Uulmty, \V. H, 
Eastman, B. T. 8paalding, .VeiA, JPAy#*c<«i«— Willard O. Hurd, 
Sthooi e*««i-— David D. Frye. •fiwrflr^^—OUverB. Bus well, 
^To^e; Lorenzo D. Dunbar. «1!rerrilMl«— Hallft Dunbar, vmriety. 



wir«MW#<trfMrcr»— Granite Oarriagc Works; L. & H. Freetn. 
Hour and lumber; Cobb & Cheney, Jl>ha Clark, Tho'8 H. & ITenry 
AJexijiAv, Afrain ^ Daniel Currier, P«abod>', lumber. 



jTtn ^1^1737. rQp&Hon-^^ l88Q» fttj m5»i 1«| 

JP«##ai»«jf#«#»— John Carrier, .^^f/^rfiiw^ff— Henry Wiley, Wil 
Lam r. W^ilson, J. B. Kussoll. ^r««?M-c/«r A— Samuel L. Slader 

^Icyy yi w w i Cov^, JL mmtf er— G eorge Davis 

JcAool <7«iM.— CharleH Winoh. jF(M9##C0*-fGeo. JPwfii, iSrftiee 
tChristopber C. Albee, Uenry Willey. 



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( Oriffinally called Dupplin ) incorporated Oct. 6, 1761 . Population-* 
im, mi 1790, 416; 1880, 999; 1860, 906; 1800, 880; WtO, 678. 

JPMf«MM#er# — Edmund B. Bichardson; Eaaty F. Parker 
Fletcher. Seieetmen—Wm. T. Thissell, Cynu H. Hodnnan, 
Wm. C. Sabine. X^ofrii-rforJt— Edmuud B. Biobardaon. CUr^ 

fy mtm B ei^j. How, Cong.; S. J. Boblnson, Meth, 
, N. Butler. . School Com.— Fitd W. BlMMSbardi 
Alvah Smith, State; Joel Dame. 

Merchant t — Eidmund 13. Ricbardsou, W. G. Way & Co., 
(£a8t). variety. Mmmrnraetwfrw—Bunj lAietlMt MlfllrimltlL V, 
JMcl— by £rMti9i liieholi. . 



hmilKmtted Oct. 6, 1761. Population- 1775, 167; 1790,780; 1899, 
1679; 1860,2020; 1860,2077; 1870,2168. 

Fo§tma§icr— George W. Nourse. Select mm— Georse W. 
Nourse, Oren C. Kibbey, Wm. H. Perry. VotrM^eierk — aenry 
P. Coffin. Ciernmtem— George R. W. Scott, Cong. ; E. E. Half, 
Meth,; Foster Heniy, Bap. M^hwaiciaut — John L. Swett, Tbo's 
Sanborn, Fels., Manon Hatch, Wm. Darling, J. S. Elklns; Mason 
A. Wilcox, ^on». JPntlM— UenryTubbs. JLawuert — AnuMk 
Rdes, Edmimd Bwiki^ Albert 8. Waft, Levi W. HartMi, Sftm'l 
H. Edes, Shepherd L. Bowers, Geo. r? Brown. JVoiarfg — 
Fr^^dprick W. Lewis, Calvin H Pike, Granville Pollard. School 

Com, — — ^tM/ice« — Austin Corbin, Tho's W. 

GUmore, Edmund Bnrke, William F. Newtoii, Albert S. Wait, 
Shepherd L. Bowers, Levi W. Barton, Lyman J. Brooks, Sam'l 
H, Edes, Nathan White, Jacob Reddington, Dexter Richards, 
State; Amasa Edes, John Towne, Nathaniel O. I*age, Quorum; 
Frederick W. Lewis, Geor<?(* W. Nonrse, Isaac A. Reed, D. P. 
Quimby, Georre U. Fairbanks, James L. Riley, Paul 8. Adams, 
Solomon U. Moody, George R. Brown, Wm. Emerson, Martin 
A. Barton, Arthur H. Ingram, A» P. Weloome. 

Wir»i J%*ationai Mfauk (1865). Capital, S100,000. Cashier, 
Frederick W.Lewis; Z>irer/or«— Thomas W.Gilmore, Pres., Dexter 
Richards, Henry G. Carleton, Newport; Worthen Hall. Daniel R, 
Hall, Croydon; Oliver Booth, Goshen; Joba P. Knowlton, SmiA* 
pee. jyetvpori Savinaa Bauk. — Pres.^ D9lXtiW Bfobaidt; 
rrea,9., Fred. W. Lewis. Resources, ^65,026.46. 

MerchaMit—NourBe & Fairbanks, Converse k CofiiD, S. G. 
Stowell k Co., C. H. Whitney k Co.« Quimby & Simonds, 
variety; Geo. E. Bartlett & Co., groceries; E. S. Chase, S. & E. 
M. Kempton, boots and shoes; John O. Hobbs, M. W. Burke, 
tailors; Hnrd k Aver, John C. Kelley, drugs, medicines and 
books; Mrs. N. M. Thisaell, Mrs. Pre^cott, Mrs. A. S. Howard, 
millinery and fancy goodj»; A. C. Woodbury, A. O. Kidder, 
watches and Jewelry; Robinson. Wilcox & Co., stoves and tin 
ware. J MmmmA M /im gi • P. Richards, Collin k Nonrse, Samiel 
H. Edes, Dean & Rawson, Geo. S. Coffin, flanup]^ : Loander Dodgre ! 
fork, hoe and rake handles; H. & W. L.Dow, pails and butter 
tubs; J. M. Wakefield, N.O. I*age, rakes; Gil more k Clark, coffins, 
doors, sash, &c., Putnam George, Wm. W. Hubbell, ftimilHii| 
Daniel Nettleton, Ira F. Chandler, David G. Fowler, Leonar€ 
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Heath, I. J. LamphHon, carriajres; Immo WoodlNuy, Lii«ia»' 

Lathrop, Chapin Kp]«>oa, blacks«initli8 ; E. T. Siblpv, flcythes; B.' 
F. Sawver, Lyman Rouiisevel, lpat)jf r: O. P. Banton, V. W. 

Goodwin, photoffraphers ; Bonn, ti & Woodbury, grUt mill; 

marble workers; trunks and harneMes. 

Whitney, ^ 

Incorporated Xwu;. 14. 17G1. Population— 177.^, 30S: ITOO. lOM: 
18.T), 18.50, 1392; IS'X), 1620; 1870,1689. 

jp»#/#j#tf##rr#— William Hall ; Ea»t, Almira Chafe; Meriden, 
Irving A. Hurd. Se fcgfitH — Arvin S. Bartbotomew. B. 
Hanchptt, Elias Farnum. Vm wm -elerk — HpTiry 31, Scalen. 
riffCM — Ephraim E. P. Abbott, Jaro^ sva/^ f 't/ni* .V. 
r, //. i^. ai</tn. Owflr.,- Stephen G. Abbott, Daniel P. 
Deming, D. F. Richardsmi, Bap. JP*flf«#r4«M»— ConatMiee W. 
Manchester, Charles C. Becklev, Hut)ert Sleeper; Rlbridge n. 
Beers, Bot, •dfrmTesty^KimbaU Union, ilerlden, C 8. Kichardn. 
J°Hii. m tm mmt Cmw. — MlM B. Boolli. .TiMficv* — George 
Bryant, Sfafc Edward Frooman, Qmonm; Sti'phen D. Stone, 
Albert K.Kvad. ElbriiiK*' G. Been, B«l4mlii C. SflUUl, JaaiM A. 
Spencer, Alban P. Wood. 

jm^reMmuig— Irving A. Hurd, I. D. h W. Hall, tmMt; Con- 
verse Cole h Son (Meriden), teilon. MmU^^Merkhm, 6f BUaa 
S. Bootli. 




(Originally granted bv the name of Protoctworth) incorporated 

^^'V ' ' '^^ PopukUon— 1T90, 2J0; 1830, 967 ; 1860, ISA; 1860, 

1021 ; 18*0, 781. 



i#«r#— Richard Sanborn ; WV«/,Dan'l X. Adams :/:a«t, 

Lorenzo Dow. SeteeimteM—ChtL's McDanlel, Horace F, Gom, 
Sargotit II oath. VoteH^rferk — David P. Goodhue. CUr^ 
«^if*t€j«— Wm. H. Nason, Lorenzo Bailev, Chrin. fh^BirioM— 
F. Goodbne, M, Srhm^i r^iif. — BIwin F. Phllbrick. 
^o#<ri-?/— Richard Sanborn. ^tff##<M'#— Richard Sanborn. Stntv; 
Joppph Davi<>. jr., Luke W. Blood, Stephen F. Colby, Cbarlet 
Mc Daniels, John C. Kichols, Samuel Quimby. 

«V€rc*eri^^-Dnniel N. Adn«M, viftelhr: M». O. T. Adams, 
millinery. Jmmm mi^§m < ■ — B > A. WMbbon, Innber. 

(Originally granted by the name of Savillo) incorporated by name 
' or Wendell, April 4, 1781; name changed to Sunanee (name ot 
lake and mountain lying upon its borders), June, I860. Fopnla- 
tion— 1790, 267; 1840, 796; 1850, 787; 1860, 778; 1870, 808. i 

FoMtma»ier§—Wm. C. Stockor; George^s Mills, Wm. Russell; 
.South, James E. Riley. ^elecfjMett^Daniel C. Eaatman, John 
M. Cooper, Edward R. FOrklns. ntMs-efer*— Moms F. Kno wl- 
ton. CtergMtmen—Jj. W. Prescott, Cha'» E. Bogers, Meth.; 
John Young, jr.. Chris. F»Ay#lr#a#i~D9v id M. Currier. £«ti»- 
Ffr— William C. Sturoc. Schooi Co»m.—T>. M. Currier. 
JFifjrMrcjf—Josiah Turner, Thomas P. Smith, William C. Sturoc, 
John Felch, StaU; Hiram Baiient, Quonmf John Yonng, Jr., 



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AMdi^ &Mr, Hugh B. Clo«^» Wtt. Twmg, Bndlbrd Currier, 

John P. Knowlton, Wm. Russell. 

Merchftuit — I). G. Knowlton, Ouimbv h Simons, Wm. 
Rassell, variotv. Jftaunfitcturert — Johu Young, jr., tanner; 
John .B. Smith, Wm. C. Stocker, clothes pins; Abiath&r Young, 
«hoe peg^; J. A. Tucker, N. IS. Gardner, Bhoe stiffening; JoBiau 
Turner, threshing machines; Cowles & Bartlett, Jdames; Nat 
Batcheider, starcn; J. V. & M. L. Sargent, wallets: Smith ft 
Uarriman, noe and rftke handles; llftnlel Emery, w. George, 
Edwin P. Stfckney, Owen George, Warren Trow. EHas Abbott, 
lumber; Tho's Trotter, iron founder; Johu B. Smtth, machinist; 
fi.BtMi«Miri|rtOBi-«tttlsr. »M«f--Aiiki9w!e, by iMk YMlig. 

XJIVITY. . I 

InoofpotAtid July id, 1764. Population— 1775, 146; 1790, A»; laSD,! 

1277 ; 1850, 961 ; 1860, 887 ; 1870, 839. | 

JPtfg i< i ta #<er#-James Roundy, jr. ; J^'a«^, 0. A. Cloagh. iSie- 
Ic^lflseM^oseph Copeland, Seiem Sleeper, John Paul. Vammm 
eierh-^Qseph M. I'erkine. Ctg mgpma ti —Amos KitUler, Mt th.; 
Joseph Kimball, Ado. JJateffer—E, W. Wendell. School) 
CffSM*— Charles JliL Lufkin. JrfMli«#«^Amos Perkins, Uanrev 
Hontoon, Em Glldden, State; John Pttnl, OUbtrt Lewis, Joseph I 
M. Perkins, Nathan Huntoou, Joshua Tonney, E. W. Woodoll. " 

•Iff «rcibaM#— Jonathan P. Whittaker, variety ; Cha's Cammet,i| 
Stephen Smith, blacksmiths: Uunsom J. Hull, cooper. 

Vuiiff JfM, jr. C0»-'Pr€s't, Daniel Huntoon ; Sec*u, Amos 
Perkins. Mmiei^lTnUy afiring$, by Ueorge £• Wilmarth. 

(Formerly called Camden), incorporated Dec. 13, 1776. I'opula- 
tion-1775, 163; 1790,5^; 1830, 1185; 1860^ 1064; 1860, 897; 1870, 
839, 

J P wi #ff|lgr »~Be^|amln P. Muzzey : East, Solonon E.^nes. 

<9ol<?c#M«/' If— Mason H. Dole. Benj. P. Blood, Sam'lB. StffioklaBd. 

ITotrie-clcj'ic— Aathanlel A. Lull. Cierff^mf H ■ , 

(Jong; II. G.Hubbard, Bap.; B. McCutcheon. ^1/e/^. jPMy§i- 
ciattM—H. M. Dinsmoor; Sylvester Wood, SpirUUt, Jtemiemp— 
—Tubbs' Union. School r'©M»i,— Horace G. Hubbard. 
/ic€# — Solomon E. Joues, State; Sullivan W. Healev, James 
Barney. John O. Metcalf, Sylvanus Clogston, llartwelf Wright, 
Simon W. Jones, Nath'l A. l>ull, Mark M. Hadley. j 

Jfterchat^t§ — Benjamin F. Muzzy, Nathaniel A. Lull, Mark< 
M. Uadley, O. UUmore, variety. MmmmfmeiHrewM — Har thorn i 
k ClHireRlil, woolens; George W. fowler, ctrd boftrds; Gage 
Foster, clothes pins; Orlando T. Crane, bteekmUh. 

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QRAFTON COUNTY, 

Incorporated March 19, 1771, contiUus thirty-eight towDf. lUver- 
hiU and Plvmoufh, shire towBiXrecords kepi at HaTeifiill). I'op- 
u]ati(in in im. 42,818; In m»,it^; la WO. 89.110. YaiofttioD, 

18(>8, 615.87'2.157. 

JIe^i##cr— C'harlosB. Oriswold, Lebanon, 7>tm. (elected), 4336; 
Cha'sW. Tierce. TZep., 4205. Van N. Hnss, L. 7?., 495. Martin 
Baker, ST., 111. Seat.. 2. (iriswold'H plurality. 130. 

CFreoMnrer—J^nnc J Quimhv. Hethlfhem, IJem. (elected), 4329; 
Moaea L. Taylor, i^e/i., 4229. Sam'i P. Ford. L. /?.. 486. David U . I 
Fftrton, r., llOi j9cat.« 10. Qoimby '8 piuraUtr, 100* 

CommU9imt€r9 — Sam'l K . MafOD* Briatoi ; I^ewit C. Patlee 
Lebanon; fra Whitoher, Benton. 

Ira VVljitcUer,i>efit..48t}7; John L.l.>earborQ, Jltp., Joivph 
Parker, L. R., 476; Hiraoi Oark, 118) Scat.; 8. WhlMmti 
pluralitv. V^f). 

Sheriff aud Jailer— Qtovo S. Steven?, HaverhilL 

M9epntp Siberia' —Hath, Geor^n- 31orri^n; lirUUU, David P. 
Pre8Cot»; < aiiaan, William W. George; Marion, Jainea U. Tlck- 
nor; L*^i/^/oM, (ieorsreFarr; Orford, fiorace H.Conailt; P%MlOllM, 
Manson S. Brown; Wentworth, J, D. O»good. 

DepatlMlii llerrlfliaek eoantr luthoraed to wrre In Qraflon 
oount7--#yoiiilslifi, Jonathan P. dattborn; fr'tfflk>(, Albert 8ftnlK>rn. 

COUNTY JUSTICES— Cour^ (\mmon Pleat. 

Sara'l Emerson, C. J., Plym. 1785 [ MotJe« Dow, 1S06 
.la'8 Woodward, HayerhiU, '85 ; Jesse Johnson, Enfield, '11 
£>okioi Ladd. s.' ! Jona. £obhlMjr.,11jino«tlk» 'U, 

Ezra BarUett, C. J., Warren, ISoti ] ™ 

Cirrnit Court . 

Ezra Barttott, im \ DmiI Blai«dell, Canwm, 1816 



Ezra T5artlett, C.IJ., 1820 
Abel 3Iorrill, C. J., Warren, "JtJ 
Samuel Uutcbins, Bath, t20 



Flugh Ramf>ay, HoId^rnera, 1820 
Dan'l Blais.M] (\J., Canaan, '21 
Samuel Burub, Kumne/, -21 



(Jnunfii Jnst'irtn. 



Elijah Blaisdeil. Canaan, 1633 
Samuel Bunui, Rumney, '83 
DayM C. CSiaroiaUi J^rnM. *U 



Walter Blair. IMymouth, 1837 
Nathan ! 8. Berry, Hebron, '41 
Omr F. Fowler, Briilol, W 



County CnmmMoners, 

DaTid C. Clinreliill, Lyme, 18&r> i Schuyler Walker, Alexandria, 03i 

Oscar F. Fowler, Bristol, 'iVi John L. Bridgeman, Hanover, '64 



John Sarjrent, Littleton, '6*3 
Joseph Parker, Lirtbou, '67 
David Galver, Lymis *66 
Adams K. H olden, Rumney, '59 



Alexander Warden, Bath. '66 
Tho'8 J. Sanborn, Canipton, '66 
Ira Whiteher. Benton, '67 

Jolin Farr. Littleton (reslg'd), '68 



John C. Blaisdeli, Bristol, '60 ; Sam ] K. 31at«on. Biafltol(app.)*68 
3Iatthew Bryant, Enfield} '61 Lewis C. Vattee, Lebanon, '6i^ 
John Farr» Idttleton, '68 1 M WhHeher, 



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1 



Clerks (\f Courts, 

Nathan B.Felton»H»TerfaiU, 1885 
Jonas I>. Sleeper, " 
Charles A. Dole, '66 



George W. LtyeVmorc, Hoi* 

demess, 1800 
Stephen P. Webster, Haverhill. 
Geoi^e Woodward, 17 

Solicitors. 

Benj J. Gilbert, Uanover. ^iapoleon B. Bryant, Plym'h, 

Jo8. Bell. UaverhUl, June, 1814 Cha's W. Kand, Littleton, 
John Kelson, " Nov. '19 Honry W. Blair. I'lymouth, 

Elijah Blaisdell, Lebanon, '35 
J. Everett Sargent, Went w'th, '49 



Aionzo P. Carpenter, Bath, 



'64 
'56 
'60 
'64 



DftTSd Webster, rh moiitli, 

' Mar. 1786 
Wm. Tarlton, IMerm't.June, 1809 
Timo. A: £dtiou,Uaver'll,May '13 
Amos A. Brewster, Uano- 
ver, May, '18 
Samuol C. Webster, May, '33 
Caleb Blodgett, Sept. '35 



Arthur L. Webster, PI vm.Oet.'40 

Jo '8 Powers, HaverhlU, Oct. '45 
Daniel Patterson, -55 
John H. Thompson, Holder- 

ness, Jane, '65 

Wyraan Pattee, Enfield. " '60 
Grove S. Stevens, Haverhill, 

liar. '64 



Cht*» Jduutone, Haverhill, 

Dec. 17S4 

Jesse Johnson, £nfieldHJuue,18u7 
Edward Evans. *' ni 

Arthur Livermote, HoId«T- 

ness July '2^2 

Phlnehas Walker, Plymouth i '23 



Jwlges qf Probate. 



Sam'l Cartland, Haverhill, 1831 
Edward Webber, Kumney, '39 
Walter Blair. Plym'th, July, '46 
Eleazer Martin, Canaan, Jiine.M2 
Nath'l S. Berry, Hebroii,July.'61 
Nath'l W. Westgate, Haver- 
hill. July, '61 



Moses Dow, HavertadU, Dec. 1784 
David H. Collins, IH39 
Sam'l Swazey,Haverhill.Sept. 42 



Registers of Probate. 



Nathan B. Felton,Haverhlil, '62 
Nath'] W.Wpst^ate'« July, '53 
Luthtr C. Morse, " '* '61 



John Roffers, Plymouth. 
Samuel Brooks. Haverhill. 
Ephrnim Kingsbury, 1812 
John I'age, *♦ 
Ephralm fungsbmy, 
John Pajre, •* 
Nath'l Hix, I.,ebaiion, 
John McClary, Haverhill, 



Registers qf Deeds, 



'27 
'28 

'29 
'.35 



Benj. Dow, jr.. HaverbiU, 1843 
LukeAikeii, '* -47 

Sylvester Hiding, ** 51 
Augustus Whitney, *' '56 
Horace B. 8avage, " '60 
Quartiis M. Wol^, «• '63 
Sarn'l M. Wri^lit, lloldemess, '64 



'40 , C ha vS B. Orijiwold, Lebanon, '07 



Treasurers, 



Cha'.^ Johnstone, Haverhill. 
Wni. Wt lxfor, Plymouth. 
Bepj. 31errilll. Haverhill, 
Enoch Page, Wentwortt. 
Jason Allen. Lebanon, 
Benj. Dow. jr., Dorchester, 
Svlvanus Uewes, Lyme, 
Otis Whitney, Bumney, 
A. G. Cheney. Groton, 
John Davis, Or ford. 
David Smith, Warren, 



1820 

'85 
'40 
'41 
'44 
'47 

'60 



Tho'tM. Stevens, Piermont,186S 



Hugh B. Simpson, RanUMy. 
Jolin Davis, Orford, 
Hugh B. Simpson, 
Horaces. Gorrler, Oanaan, 

Henry W. Rowoll, Littleton, 
Sam I L. Merrill. Warren, 
Enoch R. Weeks, *• 
Luther B. Hoekins. Lyman. 
Jonathan R. Rowell. Hill. 
Geo. T. Crawford, Alexandria,'67 
Isaac J. Qnimby, Bethlehem, '69 



'54 
'66 
'66 

'67 

'59 
'61 
'68 
'64 

'66 



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TOWN STATISTICS. 2 



(Incorporated November 23, 1782) !ncludod what U now tlio town ^ 
Danoory. SutMoqueutly a part of Uranjzo was added to the towl 

187; AW), 2^ ; 1840, lS4 ; I8fi0, ISIB; IfSD, Ifl^ 

FontmaMter — Charles M Rolling. SrterimrH — ^hvvn C 
Akermaii, llarvoy Lncke, lloraco Saiidersi. VrnteM-rirrk—^ ha 
M. HoUintt. F/bifMicioH—E. Adams. CterM^meM—L. I 

Ltlghton, F.Bap.; , Afefh . SeMmmi Cmm. 

. XM##lr€«— Heman J. Welton, OMon/m Jamea Crawford 
Leonard Cheney, Charles N. Plumer, John M. Stanton. 

^ercAMiM##— Rt^na h, Bullock, variety. Mmmmfkeimrer' 
Bmwl Kirk, wheelirrlclit. 

(Incorporated July 1, 1868) was formed ttom thesootb-wealjportio] 
of Holdern«ss. Population, 1870, 886. 

WoMimaMtrr — Benjskinin B. Worthen. Seieeimem -~Wm 
P. Drake, AmbroM» Soriboer, Curtis Smith. Vmmu cferA— Benj 
B. Worthen. €'i* r;z^mwn — Alvan Sargent, Dnnitl liutch^ lilt r 
F.Bap. M^hffticiuHB— John A. Dana, A. W. haylus. Jjamrwer- 
James L. Wilson. Sehmmt C«iis*— Alran Sargent. SmMiftt^-- 
Benjamin B. Worthen, Jonathan F. Keyes, Samuel 31. Wright 
Edwin F. Bailey, SUnUi Jamct In Wiiioa, Detrhom 
Horatio K. Smyth. 

jm€Mbmm$9--€>Mng F^HtMhr, A. B. h S. L. Shepard 
Enoch Rogers, E. G. Clapp, variety. J^aHtt/artttrrt't—i, ruflor 
Woob'Ti Mills, flannel; S. C. liakor, lu)!^i«'rv and ^-traw board 
TliompHou liros., boots and shoes; S. VV. Vletcher, sboe peg.H: 
J. F. Keyoi & C o., Wm. P. Drake, H. C. Carter, L*vl Clough, 
manilla paper; E. F. Bailey, Ciordon, Wright & Co.. •^traw nrd 
Appleyard, Stevens & Co., hosiery; Blanchard & lirawr, glove 
leather; Oilman Felch, Paul P. Brown, harnesses; A. McConkey 
tailor; J. J. Ring, jeweler; Plaisted k Hcckins, hlxcksmiths ; J 
H. T.ord, market; u P. Gl<MMb, oyalet eaioQn. M m i mi ' S qmm 
Lake, hy J. P. Ladd. 



InOOfpontted September 10, 1761. Popnlation— 177'. 144; 1790,486 

lft40, Tr>9l; 1850, 1674; !800, 1366: 1«70, lir.8. 

M*o»ima»iri — Martha N. Hntchins. »Vr/rrfMtrM— BrndU v (; 

Child, Joshua T. ( lark, Solomon 8. Carbee. T'^frm^elerk—i^&ui 



Patterson. Chrgmtmem—Am Mann, Cong; 8. F. dmigee, JMMA 
fib yjr/rtoiM — William Child, FeL; Jonathan Brownson. Ham 
JLawmycrB—U^SLC Patterson, John !#. Carleton, Harry Hibbard, 
Alonzo P. Carpenter, Bdward Woods, John Bedel. BH kmml 
CtfiM.— Samuel F. Lougee. ^N«flc«#— Harry Hibbard, James H 
Johnson, Je-stte Mann, George Morrison, Alonzo P. Carpenter. John 
,L. Carleton, John Bedel, Isaac Patterson, George Cutting 

Edward Woods, Chester C. Hatchina, Qmorum ; George W. Clem- 
'ent, Motiep Abbot, Daniel Patterson, Samuel Koss, F^ra B. Gale, 
[Nathaniel J. Woodman, Hiram D. Sawyer, Samuel F. Lougee, 
I Henry C. Carbee. 



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WV4Sr«A«tt##--OrTllleC«rfetoii» D. O. A. Fiister, Foster ft Clark 

M. L. Clement (Swift waAerViHbii«;«)»wiet3r; £ C. George, medi- 
cines and groceries. SiManufaetnrer§ — John Bedel, bam'l M. 
Bartlett & Co., Whitcher & DavU, at&rcli.; J. M« Johueoa, CbMe 
WMtcher, Ira Whitober, H. D. Sikvyer, K. SrtfToo^ Iubm. - 

Ineorporated January 31, by the ilame of Coventry; in 1841, 
name changed to Beu toil, jeoiulaaon— ^1790, 88; 1^, 815; l^t 
478; 1860, fi9; 1870,876. ' 

t^mimMuier — Amoa WMtolier. M e Ue imem — Xm Whitober, 

John li»l^fiie, CUa^e Whitcher. TW'n-rferA^ainefi U. Kerior. 
€*igrs:^mnn—^. F. Longee, Meth. FMp»ic4uu-^A mo» Whitch- 
er. Schooi C«iM.— Wintbrop C. Whitcher. ^usiices — lru, 
fWbitoher, George W. IfiaM, Jmmb JE*iM{e, ▲moa Wfalteher, Mailt 

W. IVirce. 

Jftmmmfaeinrer»^lr2L Whitcher, Chase Whitcher, Ja's H. 
Keyaer, Whitclier & Brown, J« G. RaBUBdell, K. & S. Marston, 
luBdMri 1l[DJiain JBaatmaiit elapboardt. 

Ittm»MmtidDeeembor27, 1799. 'populatioTi-ISOOf 17U 18Mi,447s 

■'^ 1860, 950; 1860, 896; 1870, 998. 

PoMtmuttter — John a, Blandin. Seieeimcn— WlWAvd A. 
McGrogory, Isaac B. Hoit, Geo, W. Phillipa. Vimm^clerk^H, 
W. Wilder. Cier^pmeu — George l^inkhemi Meth; Nathaftiiel 
Bowles, Simeon Bow^e6% J3ap. School Cojm.^D. P. Gordon. 
^at«l4ce« — William Iieiuiy, Isaac J. Onirabr, StoUe; Timothy 
P. Turner, Tbomas J. Spooaer, Willis Wilder. FranklliiB. Sawyer, 

1 Charles H. AppleboB, Daniel P. G«td0n, Wlllard A; MoGre^ory, 
Luther Wallace. 
Merehmnia^JoXin S. BbukUn, Charles G. Wbita variety; 
Joaeph Plammer^ boots, ahoea Mid grooeries. ' M m mmiUi im mm§ 
liSiticlalr & Noyes, lumber and stanch: Gale River Co., f. E. 
Hlchardsoti, John Pierce, Noye8 & Bartiett, N. & C. 11. Applebee, 
lumber; C. E. Bunker, T. W. Bean, blacksmitiis; Jobu Lov^oy, 
cooper. MMoiei ^ ainelair, Dvrglii a» Banlett; Ammonmmic, 
by F.P.Walker. • • 



(Gfiginally part of New-Gbester, now Hill) Ineorporated February 
^i^m ^"i^""*^^' iBlCnOi; 18K),78ai 1850/681; 

J*o##iiMr###'r— Jonathan F. Morrill, Seirtt inen— Hzm'l Fir 
field, Daoiol S. Johnson, David 8. Batchelder. flfVsrMf IrrJk-^ 
Aaron C. Prescott. Srkooi Com.—H. W. Tilton, Dan'l 6. John- 
son. ^«M#i€«#— David B. Clement, Cha's Woodinitti. JVrr- 
cMmmi^ ona. F. Morrill, variety. Vtf<mtsH lC< |WP Sf J oi cp hj 
Hentb, cooper; Sam'10.KorriU,bIackeniHb. • 



TOWN STATISTICS. 



(Formed fVom part? of liridgewater and New-Chf^tpr, now Hill) 
Incorporated June 24, 1819. PopulaHon— 1820, 676; 1840, 1163; 
1850, 1103; I860, 1124; 1870, 1410. 

JPotf/majr/er— J. P. Taylor. Sefrctmeu— Daniel S. Mason, 
Geo. T. Crawford, Cha'aN. Drake. Toint^terk— John V. Tay- 
lor. C7lrrjfyj»#r#i — Silas Kotchum, Cong.; A. E. Dn>w, Xewet 
Culver, Mi th. ; David Calley, F. Jkiu. J^li^jrff law* -lladley B. 
Fowler, Ira S. Chaae, FtU.; James M. Bishop, Eel. JDtutiii^ 
George B. Bowers. MjatruerB—Lew'm W . FlinKi Saraiul K. Ma- 
son. ••Vo#ary— Samuel K. Muson. AVAoo/ ^'ojw.— Sila>* Kt- tcliuri: 
.fM#/ic€#— Oscar F. Fowler, Lewis W. FliiiK, Samuel K. Masun, 
William A. Berry, Albert Blake, State; James T. SJauhoni, Calvin 
U. Mud^jett, Cllntou Blake, U. B. Fowler, Joahua T. Smith, L. D. 
JohiiHon, Hchuyler Walker, John P. Tavlor. 

Jfierchauta— Cyrus Taylor, Geo. 31. Cavis. Farrar t Board- 
man, Blake & Haynes, variety; D. P. Preacott, Geo. H. Moore, 
Herbert & George, boots and shoes; Mary M. Mullen, H. M. Mug. 
rage, millinery; 31. W. White, jewelry ; M. ^V. While, E.8. Fo^ter. 
drugs and medicines; A. W. Binghaiu, tin ware; Joseph N. Dick- 
inson, tailor. JflanitraetMrerg—VdYid 3Ia*on, Beoj. F. Perkins' 
& Co., straw board; llolden & Co.. flannels; Merrimack Co., 
hosiery; 31. H.Crosby, bedsteads; Wm. C. Lovejoy, carriages; E. 
K. Pray, Warren White, leather; Levi Gurdy, foundery; Edgerly 
& Hammond, machinists; Crawford & Co., Drake & iiollins, flour, 
ffrain and meal; F. H. BarUett, C. H. Batchelder, lumber; James 
Taylor, A. Clement, IT. C. Wella, blacksmithH; Geo. A. £ubie, 
Collins. ^ r,. . :» t 

BriBiot Sarim0fM Bank. Wt^ieh- Bristol, by O. K. Bucklln . 

Incorporated Jan. 5, 1767. July, 1867, a portion of Thornton an-' 
nexed to Campton. Population— 1775, lUO; 1790, 396: 1840. 1618: 

18;jO, 141^; 18G0, 1319; 1870, 1226. » " o. 

J»o*/Mwi##<rr»— Cory don W. Cook: ViUage, William P. Robin-' 
son; Thomas J. Sanborn. fieirrtm*eM—Tho*% 8. Pulsifer, 

Alfred Cook, Charles A. Webster. VoH-n^ierk—Vs. J. Young. 
Clergumr»g — J. B. Iladhif, Quincv Blakely, C(mo.; J. B. 
Breed (t illage), flap.; Geo. Wheeler (West), F. Bap. MMemiM— 
A. A. 31arden (Village). Fhp»iria»it—J. A. Sanborn, Fel., W. 
A. Smith (Village). Jf rJkoo/ <'o*»».—(^uiucy Blakely. JttBiiret— 
Ozias Holmes, State; Amos Hint, Thomas J. Sanborn, Owrrum ; 
Thomas S. l^lsifer, Corydon W. Cook, Isaac L. Adams, I'eter 
Walker. Joseph W. Morrij*on. 
JfMerrhaHia — K. W. Silver, William P. Robinson fVIHage), 
li i* yST* ^^^"Ti^o" (West), C. W. Cook, variety. JfrttMHfariurert— 
J E. Dole & Co. (Village), woolen goods. BoUtt—hy Thomas J. 
' Sanborn (West); Fountain, by Timothy W. 3Iitchell; Seymour, by 
A. W. Silver (Village). 

Incorporated July 9, 1701. Population— 1775, 67; 1790,483: 1820.' 
U98; 1850, 1083; 1860, 1762; 1370, 1877. 
FogttHa»ter9 — J&mea H. Kelley; East, Hleazer Barney 
West, John Q. Perley. Setecimen — Henry Wilson, Cha's 
Davis, Levi S. Webster. Vom^ti ^ier it— Ch&'9 Barney. Cier^ 



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g m mem C. W. Richardion, Cong.; A. C. Coult, C. H. Chase (East), 
Jittk^ Nathan Jones, George Davis, J. C. Tyler, F. Bap.; 
F. B. Joy, BcM. J*Jk|r#M«ii#— Arnold Morgan, Ara Wheat.; 
X^fr§fer# — William 1'. Weeks, George W. 31urray, Joseph D. 
Weeks. •^a#<M'|f — Matthew JdL Milton. •#r«<lrmy— ( anaan 

Union. School Com* ^M##lr€#— William 1*. Weeks, 

Eleazer Barney, S. R. Sweatt, George W. Murray, State; Peter 8.' 
Wells, John M. Barber, James H. Kelley, William A. Wallace, 
J. D. Weeks, Horace Kenoe, HoUia B. Whit oej, Levi George,! 
Aimer U.CUley, Henry H. WIlMm, DftTid B«niftrd« Js^ DoteoJ 
John T. Milton, Norman Hadky, Harry Leeds, James E. Rowell. 
JfterehauiM — Sanborn &' Barry, Barney Brothers (KastJ, ' 
, John Q. Ferley (West), I. Barnard k Co., M. H. Milton, James H.i 
Kelley, Jesse Martin, variety. «W«imfAwiMrm^Wllliam Gorden,! 
straw board; 8. Peaslee, Cha's Day, lumber; Geo. T. Comlns, 
bedsteads; Austin Morse, brickft; Dustin & Somen*, 8. H. Dow, 

A. L. & J. C. Cary, lumber. ^Bt^ieU—CardiffaH, by Jere Whit- 
ney; i;Mmi»1^ j.JP.lOlton. 

(Inoorponited Jane IS, i7d5) was a part of, and taken from, Alex- 
andra. Fopulaaon— 1780, lUj i6a0,467; 1660,834; 1800,047; 
1870, 796. 

^mimmtitrB atlllman Glftrk; South. Lake PlilalKirr> 9em 

ler#JM«M— <ieorge W. Dean, Alonzo Wilkins, Edwin Litchfield 
(South), y tr n cterifc— Stillman Clark. Vterfg^^ftmen — JJaniel 
PuUtfer^ John LeBosquet, Caiig.; C. Kverett, Bap. Fhrn^. 
Hdmu—F. C. Saivent, H. S. Davi«. JDatryer^-^W. T. Monit»| 
Btillman Clark. Sehoot Coms.— John LeBosqtiot. ,TitMtice§—i 
Stillman Clark, W. T. Norria, JStaUi Jamet ILnowiton^ M^L. 
Taylor, Iddo S. Brown. | 
Merehmmis—C. £. Clough, F. P. Cha^e, variety. JfMnMufme* 
#fircr#— N. P. Cloa^h, leather; T. £. Clough, lumber; John O. 
tiale, bladumith. ME^iet^Depot, by John S. Ford. 

I>OIiCITi:STT:Tl, 

Incorporated Maj 1, 1772. Population— 1790, 175; 1840, 768: 1850 

711: 1860.691; 1870, 689. 
FB&UmmHer»—yLT». W. W. Blodgett; .ATor^A, Geo. F. Colbnm. 
JS^Icc^iiWM— Tarker B. Prescott, Ira B. Norris, Marshall Burpee. 
lI*#arM-cl€rik— John A. Norris. Cler^yfM€«i— Oeorge W. Jesse- 
■ mvm, Ir. Bap. \ Cha's W.Nelson, Chris. ScMoiiii C^i|t«— Asabel, 
Blodgett. ^iMftee* — Samuel W. Clement, Qxt^yryofi; Parker 
I FoUanabee, George F. Colburn, Ethan White, AaataeL ^lodgetl, 
Beni. B. NorHs, iiilman Barley. 

J mm r 99MmU Ealan. . Dayle h FItto, variety. Mmmmtlt^ 
imirm^^ B* ComiBB, bodateadt. 

(Originally granted by name of Trecothlck) incorporated June 16, 
1802. l\)pulatlon— 1820, 213; 1850,320; 1860,302; 1870,193. 
lF9MttmaMier — George K. Carleton. iS€fe<r#jM/'»i — James M. 
Dustin. Wellaan OowuDg, ira C. Downlns . X*«0rM-cferle— Geo. 

B. Carleton. ClerMSMaM— Albert W. Brown, Meth. Srhooi 
CVjtM.— Geo. £.jparTetoD. .FiMltfcetf— David B. BuazeUt Chacies 

I Pease, Steplm Myfiej, James H. Dustin. 
•WajHMelisMM-i^-aaml M. Avery, J. L. Brown, B. T. Brawn, 
j lumbor. 
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(Formerly called Belban) iiKnrporatorlJuly 14, 1761. Popiilatioil— 

17W, 724; 1820, 1370; l-SoO, J742; IbOO, 1876; 1870, lt>62. 

PoMtwfiMtvt'B — James F. Pattee; Center, James F. liryunt; 
West, Timotliy Kidder, jr. Setedtmem — Joseph G. S|H'Uct'r, 
Nathaniel K. ilniitoon, bmith Mnrston, Voum^ierk — Jamet* F. 
Brvant. CiergymteH—V . J. Jtartshorne, Canq.; William H. 
Stewart, itfff/i.; Hajford, Univ. JP A yi<rl<fM*— Valen- 
tine Manahan, N. Tapliii, Tbo'f R. Clement. Jrtofflrri/— Carter 
Hoii'^ton. SchooM C'om —George F. Pettencill. JuatirrB—' 
William C. Smith, Wynian Taltee, Jame^ F. Bryant, James F. 
FMtee, G. W. Conant, ConTerae Morgan, VaMtinelfaiiMlimii, 
State; John J(mos, Quorum, James Iluf»e, Mark Pnniiort, Andrew 
C. Fitteld. Jamt»s F. Jones, A. A. Cox. Jolin B. FoHanshoe. Timo. 
thy Kidder, jr., Lorenzo l>ay, Natb'l S. Wheeler, Janie^ li. iiurt. 

•lMerehat^i§ — James F. Bryant CO., Babbitt U Pnrmort. 
William W. French, variety; John C. Cloiijrh. flour, corn and 
meal; Center, C. G. Morgan & Co., variety; IC. \V. Towle, ready- 
made clothing and tailoring; E. B. Ilu^^e & Co., Harris k 
Buraluiiii* gFoeeries; E. C. Chandler, apothecary; George Cooiier, 
toys, fancy goods and eating galoon , floraro P.. Stun ley .jeweler. 
Mahnfaeinrert — Bailey, hosiery; (Jourge W. Johnson, 
metallic bamest; William Walcott, carriages; G. V. Andrews, 
marble works; Charles W. Purmort, printer ; Center^ Dodge, 
Davis & VVilliams, liosiery and flannels; Hayes & Day, flnmu'lp; 
Uuse & Berry, bedsteads; Currier & Turner, doors, tia^b and 
bliads; E. B. Shattnelc. carriages; O. T. Cnmmings, water wheels, 
gear and shafting; Cummings & Currier, drag rakes; Janir* 
Godfrey, Joseph Huntoon, boots and shoes. Mioiei— Mt iitcalmt 
by John li. Morse (Center); Granite State, by G. W. Clark. 

J5^JEiA.PrOOPriA.» 

(Formerly called 3rorristown) incorporaiod Tebmary 14, 1764. 

Population— 1790, 72; 1820, 878; 1B60, 584; 1860, 708; 1«70, 549. 

J*a##iii<r##tfr— Charles tklson. Seirrimr$t—UonTy W. Xoyrp 
George Young, Daniel Whitney. VmrM^Urk — ICleazer' B. 
Parker. Cfer^rjfmsaft— F^vi Streeter,2d, F. Rap. FMtftieiaMB^ 

Daniel K. Wells. John R. Cogswell. SehomI Cmm. 

^w*/<rf f — Eleazer B. Parker, i*>i''7^^.- .loel 8pooner, Qvortfm , 
Simeon Spooner, Priest Young. Kathauiel W. Cheney, Simeon L. 
Burt. John R. Cogswell, John JT. OftkeSv Dttniel B. Welle. 

•WrrrA/rii/*— Eleazer B. Parker k Co., S. L. Burt, variety. 
Manufarinrei'M—y . II. Iron Co., C. Edson, agt.; lirooks k 
Whitney, liimUr; J'arker, I'riest & Whitney, starch; Priest, 
Eaton Sc Stv^vu r, bobbins; J. C. ICotr, shoe pegs. JSr«ie#- 
Prq/Ue,, by Xaft, lyier ami Greenleif: 

Incorporated Kov. 11, 1778. Population — 1790, 403; 1830, 1207; 

1850, 1269; 1860, 1149; 1870, 907. 
JRoaima$terB — Horace Barney ; Center, Isaac Bullock— Jolin E 
Martin, Asst. Setectmen — Kzra T. Gifford, Jof.eT»h B. Page 
Lafayette T. Barney. ar©«rM-c/iri!:— John Y.. :Mnrtiu. Phy§i- 



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rtoM#— Abira B. Hoyt, John W. Pray. Seh—t C«im.— Abira 
I B. iloyt. JTffjrf lrr#---Jo8eph (J. AVhitconib, Asa TAvivWw, State ; 
Gilbert W. KolUu», Natbaniel W. C. DaviV, Petfr KinibalU, 
mlEerehuuit — Jubn £. Martin Co. (Center), iiuruce liarutrv, 
Wm. fi. Baldwin, TftEiety. JSMel-bf H. Williams It 

OliOTOIV, 

(Originally granted bv the name of Cockermoutb) incorporated 
Dec. 7, 1798. Populatiou-.1776, 118; 1780, 373; 1840, i^IO; 1860, 
776; 1860, 778; 18TO,583. 

jpgy f< na w igr#*-Aiigii6t«g Y.Bagley; North, J. C. Hall. JKe- 
ler#iif€M— Jona. Coodhue. Parker Blood, 8. K. Ford. V rn wrnim 
eierk — Osgood Dulo. f 'ierfi^^^meu — NVrre/ G. Kinne^ Bap.i 

• , Mtth. ScM»oiC'om.—Du,\id M.Tenney. Jfns' 

iieew^GeoTge £. Colburn, StcUt; Jonathan Goodbne, Joshua R. 
Wiunit, DaTia M. Tenn^y, BnMlden Ferren, Darid HoMft» Lather 
Elliott. 

»?l^rc*«wf#— Osgood Dale, flour and grain; Z. £. Woodbury, 
J Grimth (North), variety. mauurme fw Mtm^ O . B. & L. C. 
Kendall, elaptNMUMi maehines; &. B. Hatelloii, wood and temher 
rules. 

Inoorporatad July 4, 1761. PopulaHon— 1775. 434 ; 1790, 1880; 1840, 

2613; 1860, 2352; 1860, 2312; 1870. 2085. 

JP0##«Mwle»'« ^ CorneliuH A. Field; Center, £lihu Hurlbort. 
99U0iwmm Dlywea Dow, Oyrufl P. Smith, Tlnothr Tflden. 

, Votmn^rlerh — Y . L. Owen. Clerffymeu — Samuel P. Loeds, 
Bezaleei ^n\\i\\ (CeiLtcr), Isathan i^rd, d. d., Apu 1). 8mi(h, d. d., 
Dauid J. Noye«, D. Kdwin D. Sauboru, ll.d., Henry E. 
Parker, Heman Rood, William A. Packard, William Snaulding, 
without charpo, Cong.; F. Merriam, Bap.; .Tnnies Uaughton,* 
Epis. Fhmaiciaua — DM Crosby, A. B. Crosby, Thomas £.1 
Cvoibj, FeTs. J9«mI<«#— James Jcewton. JL«aqy«r#— Daniel 
Blaisdell, William H. Duncan. 3V>#«W€#--Corneliu8 A. Field, 
Newton S. Huntington. Mfartm^Mih Cottege^A, D. Smith, 
Pres. Sehoot C'mm* — Bezaleei Smith, F. Merriam. JFflc#* 
iiee^^W, H. DoBcan, Edwin Sanfoora, Jahn 8. Woodman, [ 

, Osmyn S. Ingalls, Daniel Blaiedell, James W. Pattprson,,<^/rfre. 

I John E. Sinclair, Isaac Fellows, Elihu Hurlburt, Onorum ; New- 

; ton S. Huntington, Elihu T. Quimby, John L. Bridgman. 

MerrhmmiB Porter Brothers, ladies' fnrnlsbing store ; Samuel 

1 W. Cobb, Clough k Stf.rr?,John W. Dodge, variety; E. W. Carter, 

' groceries; K. D. Carpenter, William II. Gibbs, merchant tailors; 
B. W. liale, J. B. Parker, booksellers; Lucien B. Downing, 
apothecary. JfMa»u§faeittrers^E, K. Smith, bread and confec- 
tionery; Geo. W. iiand, farnltm; AatiMDy Aock, J.K. Chase, 
boots and shoes. 

JPwrfM#M«*jnr#<«MfJBtoMft(lfi6S). Capital, S50,000. GuMer, 
Newton S. Huntington; /hVec^ors— Daniel Blaisdell, Prc5., John 
Ij. Bridgman, Samuel W. Cobb, Sylvester Morris, James S. Adams, . 

iJoho W. Loyeland, Charles Benton, Laban Chandler. 

I mmrttmmmim 9m9iM» JfsMtft. Fresident, Daniel BlaiideU; 

' TVeosttrer, Newton S. Huntington. 'ResonroM, •187,843. 
MmM^JJartmofitht by Horace Frary. 



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(Called Lower Coho»> incorporat^^d May 18, 1768. Population—! 
1775, 385; 1790,662; 1840,26*5; 1850, 5MO^1860, 2291 ; 1870,2270. | 

FoBimuMierB — Henry Merrill; East^Nm. Sinij>!»on; Aorth, 
W. H. iiielson; Center, Oeoi^ge VV. BUbee: H oiMlsviUe^ Henrv . 
Bamtey. 9eiee i m e m C . O. Smith, J. Buby, CaMn Merrill. | 

VoHnumcMerh — Levi B. Ham. i'lct-ffymen — F.. II. tircj'lcy 
(East), Co7}fj: H. S. Ward. J. Hooixt (North), Meth.-, .Inhn ■ 
Davis, H'heeler, F. Bap. M^UyMiciami — V\\\\\i-\i^ 8paliiii»k', 
Samuel F. Cai^,G. R. J. Kellam, 11. 1». Wataon; W. 1'. 6«iilth,| 
Vet. Surg. JLatryer§ — Nathan B. Fol ton, (J coi^e W. Chapman, j 
Nathaniel W. Westgate, Charles A. Lk)le, Luther C. Morse (John 
8. Bryant,David Page, by statute). .^VWtfry— Natb'l W.Westgate. I 
jr#»###c€#— Nath'l W. Westgate, Cha'8 A. Dole, John 8. Bryant, 1 
Cba*8 G. Smith, Nathan B. Felton, Luther C. Morse, David rage,j 
State; Geo. Chapman, Quorumi Grove S. Steveng, Uot^ea 8.! 
Baker, Kathi M. Swasey, A. P. Glaaler, Phlneas Spalding. John 
f*. Morse, Charles M. Weeks, James Glynn. Alon/o V. I'ike, Tyler 
Westgate, U. W. Keding, C. B. Griswold. Ezra 8. Kimball, Cha'B 
B. Smith, Andrew J. IMgerly, Elliott C. Stevens. 

wlMerchaMis — C. M. Weeks ( Woodsville), Wm. R. Velson 
(North). Page & Poor, M. & A. Bailey, Gannett & Bowen, variety; 
Henry Merrill, drugs, books and stationery; Levi B. Ham, stoves 
and tin ware; John L. Cook, groceries. mItmmwffaeinrerB — 
Haverhill Co., wrapplDg paper; J. k F. P. Corrier, leather; 
Rob't Jenkins, marole works; I'ierce Brothers, scythe ntones; 
H. B. Sinclair, Wood & Page, X. Leonard, G. L. Humphrey, 
bamemes: Whftcber ft Weeke (WoodBvUJe), atarcb; A. W. 
Putnam, Joseph Powers (North), ■ "Dick^ (AvtK loinber. 
MMmtei Exchange, by Cha's Q. Smith. 



(Part of the Cockermouth grant) Incorporated Juno 15, 1792. Pop-, 
ulatiou— 1800, 281; 1820, 672; 1860, 565; 18G0. 475; 1870, 8.S2. | 

Fo§ima9ter—ChsiT\Q» W. Powers. SelccimcM—Wm. C. Uo5s, j 
Geo. W. McClure, Joiiathan Y. ^lorse. X^otrM-clerA— Cita's W.j 
Powers. Clrr^rSf******— ^'^f^rge W. Butterliold, (;V)«.7. fhyai- 
eian and SchooM C^Mtt—JoUn Wheat. JmMiic€9 — Jamen J. 
Crosby, Quorum; LaoiQsW. Hammond. 
yttcrcAa**/— Hutchinson & Brown,yariet3r« 
MUo H. Crosby, bobbina and lumber. 



Incorporated Oct. 24, 1701. July 1, 1868, divided, and town of 
Ashland funnod, by taking the South-west 




est comer, embracing the 
nd more than half its 
329; 1820» llfiOj 1850, 



i 



P. O. accommodations^ Ashland, Plymouth and Meredith. . 
gM^dmett Caleb Cox, Jom. B. IIiiokiu> H<»nMe J. Beedo., 

aroirw-rlcr*— Nathan B. Whitten. €iermman--T.WyBn. jr./ 
H', Bap,; Henry Evans, Daniel Leavitt, A(w. School Com,- 



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OaAFTON GOUNTT. 



(ncorpoimled Jan. 81. 1764. Population— 1790, 292 ; 1840, 067 j 

M8; ISeO, mi; 1870, 881. 



Daniel C. Worthen. J^mtf ice t—Wm. C. Curry, Arthur L. Shaw, 
6tatc; Waltnr H. Cox, Daniel O. Worthen, Samuel D. Merrill. 

Merchants. Ji. Whitten, variety. JfKmmfacinrert— 
Samuel O. Merrill, Daniel C. Wortben, Enoch Coiifltiis, lumber; 
James Low, cooper: (i|p. W Shepard, ooflliis; Julias Nookman, 
butcber; Bei^. F. Peal^ blacksmith. 



1850, 



-Ohn E. Hall; J^flwMlmotby B. Yonng; /)aw^- 

tnUe, . A>/rr/m€*f— RuFsell T. Gordon, J. E. Hall, 

Edson E. Merrill. I'wM-clcrik— Samuel A. Eaton. Ciergw 

m9€H—F. B. Chandler, M€tk,f , Bap, »ehmol 

C7om.— Samuel A. Eaton. jrM##/rr#— Moses Clark, Frederick D. 
Chandler, State; Archimedes Voung. Samnel A. Eaton, Savory 
Gordon, jr., John E. Hall, Stephen Kendall, Geo. W. Young, 
Frederick B. Jacknum, John Poor. 

•irercAa*i##-Atwood, (iordon, k Co., Daniel Whitcher, vari- 
ety. Mannra€imrer9—hTdi\ic\^ Whitcomb, stoves; Currier, 
Soiile ft Co., tanners; John C. Atwood, Lovell Taylor, black- 
smiths; Moses Whitcher, Moses G. Clark, Moses L.Noyes, H. H. 
1 Aoyes, coopers; Orrin Brownpon, limp casks; S. Wliitcher, R. W. 
Young (East), H. & L. Dexter, a. & A. Sawyer, X>. Whitcher, 
C. & J. Chandler, C. L. King, F. P. Koyes, J. C. Atwood, Moees 
Whitcher & Co., J, P. :Morsp, Sabin Little, lumber; Noves & Gor- 
don, J. C. Atwood, Whitcher ft Knigbt, Kussell X. Gordon ft Co., 
Ime Oaks & Co., starch. 



Incorporated July 4, 1 761 . ropulation-1775, 347; 1790, 1180; 1880, 
1868; 1850,2136; 1800,2322; 1870,3098. 

Elisha P. Liscomb; East, C. A. Cushiiig; West, 
WiUlam V Burton. *'e#cci*i»«;jf— Solon A. Peck, Bradley Trew, 
Richard Watrous. XWM-cierft— Edward J. Dnrant. CM^gum 
— Charies A. Downs, John H. Edwards (West), Cmg.; kTe 

Cummings, H. Smith, liap.; O. H. Jasper, Meih,; ! 

C7ii«. JPft8r#lri«w#— Luther C. Bean, Adoniram Smajley, James 
Davis; L N. Periey. Feh., Tho's H. Currie; B. A. Knight, Bom. 
MPeMtittg—Jnmes A. Davis, F. E. Davis. J^«frgfrr«— Aaron H. 

Cragin,Le\vi8 K. Morris, Wm.B. Weeks, John L. Spring, 

PaTflODS. JWrnHeg^nam H. Kendrick, Edward J. Durant. 
SemiHary—Tilden Female (West), Hiram Orcntt, Friv.,- Leb- 
anon Hiph .School, Noves, Prin. Schooi C'offi, — Charles 

A. Downs. John H. Edwards. Ju9ii€€§ — AWiett M. Shaw, 
Kdward J. Durant, Jamee G. TIeknor, Francifi A. Coshman, 
Adoniram Smaller, Richard S. Howe, James I. Parsons, John L 
Spring, Fariss Comings, state: Y.WAm P. Liscomb, Quorum; 
Lewis R. Morris, Wm. Holluiau, Lieazer Aspinwall, Charles A 
Cushing, Elias H. Cheney, Solon A. Peck, Marquis L. Peabody, 
Joel Baker, Hiram Emerson. Ebonozer Cole, O. W Pv^u nap. 

•frcrctets#«-^E. T. Laighlon & Co., G. W. Houghton, dry 
goods; Blood ft Burton, Morey ft Co. (West), G. C. Whipple, Geo. 
W.Worthon, G. Hennet. variety; Oscar W. Baldwin. S. S. Ford.; 
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Thompson, ^Irs.r, Clark, millinerv; I. N rorky, H. P. Kendrick, 
druffs and medicines; C. M. iiildreth, a «ji'nt. "hardware; W. H. 
Richardson, books and stationery; J. N. Chai>e, li. W. Crax^Or 
boots and shoes; A. M. Gore, r. M. Kenyon. merehant tailon; 
E.J. Durant & Son, furniture, paints, oils and rtaj»fr hanpinfr^ : 
Nathan D. Spear, C. M. Uildreth, 8tov«a and tin ware; F. B 
Kendrick, jewelry and dhrer ware. Mmmfkefmrer9^J. C 
Stnrvant & Co., uoors, sash, blinds and funiiture; Cole, Hugb^^e k 
Co.. iron founders and nracliinists: C. B. Mahan (F. A ru!*hman, 
agent) mowing machines and iron foundery; G. A. Klliott, Waldo 
Haywood, earria^es and. sleighs ; J. T. Muchmore k Co., N. B. 
Marston, carpenters and builders; J. W. (■< rrish, P. E. DnAis. 
lumber; C. V. Cobb, coffin manufacluriT ; P. liail & Son, Hour. 

?:rain and meal; Mascoma Edge Tool Co., scvthea; L. Stf•n^^^ & 
;o., scythe snath.s and rakes; American Elastic fponge Co. ; G.N. 
GrooU'v, bricks; G. S. Shepard, organ manufacturer ; K. S.Wright, 
bleecUiug; Milton P. McFee^ £. Tioknor, harnesses; Bennett & 
Jordan, Haskell Wntker, blacksmitlia; J* fi. Buck, J.S. Bntman, 
(West), lumber; W. O. Haskell k fion, cettees and school Air- 
niture (East). 

Xre*«MaM./ns#iMMilJ7aMlc(1865). Capital, «100,000. Cashier, 
James H. Kendriek^ Dlvvetors— William 8. Bla, iVes.» Robert 

Kimball, Samut l Wood, 2d. Robert B. Kimball. CJeorpo S. Ken- 
drick, Samuel Wood, Edward A. Howe. Etebamau Suviuga 
Xtauk—Pres. ■ ■ ' ; yVecw. — — Jiesources, * 
mi9§ei9^Zq^$eHe, hj H. B. Benton ; by £k»ttthwoftb (ITeet). 

iBOorporated Jan. Si, 1764. Populatlon-1790, 22; 1810, 100; 1860, 

57; ISOO, 71; 1870, 71. 

JFosim§mMier . SelecimteM— Henry Baker, Eben'r 

Drew, David A. Dearborn. 9Wrfs-rllBrik-*Jobn W. B. Tnttle. 
School C*»i»t. — Levi L. Gueriiyry, Henry Baker, J. K. Ihitfer. 
jrt»###c€— Stephen M. Hanson. •TjTaMff/iarrfffrrr— Henry Baker, 
chair backs. MEmieU— Flume, by Levi L. Ouerut»ey. 

(CMled Concord, aflorward Gunthwaite, and Sffft^n Concord) in- 
corporated Oct. 20, 17G8; in 1817 name chanpfM to Lisbon. Pop- 
ulation— 1775, 47; 1790,813; 1820,1126; J86u, ibb2; 18bO,lb8U,l 
1870, 1848. 

J'o«#iMS»#cr#— Seth P. Hoekins; North, Cha't Eaton; 8uqar\ 
Jim, Artemas Wells. Seteetmeu — Steplion P. Simonds. Silas 
Wells, 8amuel H. McKean. Vo wu mmierh — Nathan C. Parker. | 
Ciergf/men — R. S. Stubbf, Meth.; ' ■ ' Bap.; ■ ■ Adv. 
JPih§ftf><rti*#— Cha'aH.Boyntou.U. F.Paire, />/.. O. H. Boynton ; 
John F. Thompson, Samuel P. Brown, Bof. MPrMiiai H. H. 
Bowles. XasMrer— Edward D. Kand. JVoiarfg — Augustus A. 
Wooleon. gt emm m i C^aie*— Eara C« Knight. ^ntH^g^Wm, 
H. Cummings, Joseph I'arker, James R. Voimg, Augustus A. 
Wool «on, James U. Ela, State: Charles Park t r. (.h/orum; Stephen 
H. Cummings, Horace B. Savage, Jehiel W. Savage, Artemas 
Wells, Stephen P. Simonds, Edward D. Hand, Wilham M. Tay- 
lor rvrnt Ela. George F.Cnahmaa, Hiram Koyes, Hoses JL. Priest, 

Arthur C. WpIU, 



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mffcrchnuiM—A . \^. Woodworth, Knight & Bartlett, Uoskins & • 
Cumrniiig!?, B. B. Brooks, feila.s Jj. Brown, liiram Noyes (Sugar 
llillj), variety; T. E. Howe, H. E. Smith, grocers; Geo. Brummer, j 
J N. B. Moore, Christian Detrich, tailors; T. E. Howe, 0. Clough, 
hoots aud shoes; Jlirs. K. H. Brown, Miss J. C- Keen, dry good8 
and mflllnery; L. A. Young. W. P. Whitcher 9t Co., drugs and 
' mediciueH. «VfaMN/a€#fffrer#— Parkor, Young k Co., Parker, 
; Noyes & Co., Priest, Knight & Co., starch; Cummings & Young, 
mackerel kits; Boynton & Young, Geo. F. Cushman & Co., lum- 
I ber; Atwood h Bowker, shoe pegs and bobbins; H. H. Bowker, 
I sa«li, doors and blJiids; Blodgett & Wells, Win. M. Taylor (Sugar 
Hill), carriages and sU'i";hs; Dodge Gold Mining Co., Lisbon Gold 
; Mining Co.; I. W. ColDum, harnesses; G. 1. X'arker, meat mar- 
< ket; Parker & Young, insnranoe ageDts. WMei-'Ammmiioome, 
by Samnel F. Ford. 

(Called Chiswiek, and afterward Apthorp) Incorporated Nov. 4, 

17S4; Apthorp was divided, forming Littleton and Dalton. Pop- 

ulaiioii-~I71¥), 90; 1820,1096; 18.^, 2008; 1860,2202; 1870,2446. ! 

M^ottmoMiers—V. K.Goold; Aor^^BufUs Smith. :^iectm€u— \ 
I John Sargent, Nelson GUe, John Foster. 3ffps>w igirrlr Henry 
|W. Smith. r/rrjryiw€if— Charles E. MiUiken, Covq.: J. M. 
I Bean. Afrfh; E. Gilford, F. Bap. JP*y#*r<«*#i»~TIenry L. Wat- 
] son, C liarles M. Tuttle, R. Biigbee, jr., Geo. K. iiu^-beo, Frank T. 
! Moffatt; T. E. Sanger, Horn. X*««ry€r#— Fklmund Carlton, Harry 
! Bingham, William J. Bellows, Charles W. K'lind, John Farr, Geo. 
A. Bingham, James K. Jackson, Bvarts W. Farr. J%'oiary— 
Evarts w . Farr. Schooi Com,— . JnBiieet— 
j John Farr, Cha's W. Rand, Harry Bingliam, John Sargent, 
. , Geo. A. Bin;?ham, Edward (). K»nney. James J. Barrett, Cyrus 
( Eastman, Evarts W.Farr, Chester K. Carey, Sta4e,' Edmand Carle- 
] toD.Wm. J. Bellows, Marquis L. Gould, PhUip HAddlefbrd, Lov- 
j ell Taylor, Benj. Atwood, Nelson C. Farr, James R. Jackson, Geo. 
' Farr, John W. Englisb, Geo. Abbott, Luther C. Wilkins, Chauncy 
1 K. Green, John M. Charlton, Franklin S. Morse, Luther B. 
Towne. 

Merchanfa^A.. H. Bowman, Wm. Bailey, C. & C. F. Eastman, 
N. C. Farr, M. L. Gould. L. P. Parker & Co., Lorenzo Smith,; 
I Farr & Southworth, H. L. Tilton & Co.. E. Farr, variety; C. C. 
I Smith, stoves and tin ware; Isaac B. Smith. Alonzo Weeks, Farr' 
& Davis, boot* and shoes; Mrs. A. E* Clark, books, stationery and 
fancy goods; Mrs. J. A. Uarriman, Miss M.E. Green, 3Iiss Foster, 
mliniierjr and flinoy goods; F. F. Hodgman, drugs, hats, caps and 
j fancy goo4s; H. 8. Watson, drugs; Sanborn & Weller, furniture; 
' E. S. Woolson, Henry Merrill. Nelson Parker, tailors; Alwood fci 
j Brackett, T. M. Stevens, jewelry and ikncy goods; Eaton & Cal- 
I hottB, meat and prroeerles. Jtfsi i ss f/ ie rtf tfrers^Ltttteton Woolen < 
Co.. tiannels; J. Kill)nrn & Son, founden* and machinery; Pad- 
j dleford & Miller, millwright; Littleton Starch Co., starch; Sila*^ » 
I Parker & Co., leather: Cooley & Fisk. masons; Sanborn & 
Weeks, carpenters' tools; Truman Stevens, A^a Coburn, Michael 
Dailov. harnesses; Dunn & Chandler, J. B. Copp, John D. 
Chandler, carpenters; Uowland, Tilton & Co.,chair backs ; Kenney 
%t Bowles. B. ft C. F. Cate, O. Holmes, Leavitt, Brackett & Co., 
iBnrbank & Church, A.L. & W. (i. Brown & Co., lumber; Dow j 
k F!t7^(>rald, Russell, Redlngton & Co., planing and matchincr: 

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I sleighs; C'> ru8 ^ uung, Edward D. Lucas, livfiy Citable; Aiibun 
|i Brothers, F. G. Weiler, Jobo Smillle. photojn*apHera: Barrett k 

II GrBeii«JB*W. Farrjusuranco ujoiit^. Efiitieim» Sariug* JBa»ik 
. MMmieim — Thaytr's, by U, JU JUftayeri Uuitm, 

by V\ m. Jeuuisou. 

(Tnrorporated Nov. 10.1701). roptilation — 1790, 202: mO. 1400: 
1860, (18^, town divided aud Monroe iucorporatt^di Ibtiu, 
1870,058. 

JP *— f fwier— Ira E. TItw. asgfartiigii Opwaii P. Utttt , G«o. 
Parker, Wru. B. Hurd. Xo«rM-«ferir— Ira K. Titu^ f IcrimMm 
F. D. Clin ndlpr, Afcfh. Srhool Coiif. — •lairu'H Camoon. 
SuMiiees—LMiiXniT li, Uoskiut), Stale; Fred. D. C'baudler, Ira O. 
Knapp* IraB.Titn8, Haxen Libbcf. 

Ifrrr/ii/yjif* Miner & Titn*:. Cyriif* Wlioelork. varie ty. ^WaU" 
Mractnrert—'Litm, Yoiuig 4 Co. •Uicli; Titus, iiui»»ell It Co. 
bobbins. 

incorporated July 8, 1701. Population— 1775, 252; 1790,816; 1820, 
18Mt; 1680, 1818; 1808, 1871: 3090, 1808. 

M'09im$m9tei^S, C. Dimlek. 8BteeimBem — Sidney 8. Grant, 

Erastus Converge, F. .7, Holt. Votrm^terk — Af-a Thurston. 
('ierfifumen — ilcnry A. Ilazon, Cornj.; E. II. Smith, />'//'. 
FhyiiirinnM—Qhviii F. Kingsbury, Fd.; <). Cordou. Hich^mt 
f'oin.— Solah Benl. SHMi¥etB^H?iTTi» Allen. Svhanot HeWeft, 
David C.rhnrrhill. Sf.tfr : Edwin F.Sawyer, Ephraim K. Porter, 
Selab BeaJ, Cieorgo Flint. FraucU Porter, bid uey b. Grant, Asa 
Thnmton, Samuel V. Diraick. 

MerehoMtM — D. C. Churchill, Af^a Thurston, Adna StorrF, 
variety; I. X. Perkins, boot-^ and shoes; A. B. Dimick, niil- 
liuery goods; L. & T. Stark, tailoi-es»es: F. J. Holt, butcher; 
Seweil Hewes, hon^e pafuter; C. & C. B. Sidnner, fkorses, cattle 
and sheep. JfFa tt nfaeimrers -^HWotBon, Richard)*on & Co.. 
Wm. Thorna.«, L. P. Lovejoy, F. P. Sanborn, Hannibal Cha.«Jo, 
lumber; S. E. Wales, J. C. Piper, Wm. Dike, L. D. Hammond, 
A. B. Dimfck, carpenters; E. Tucker, carriages; W. B. Piper, E. 
Gilbert, harnesses; 8 C. Diinick, A. A T>anphire, tin ware; John 
Fellows, marble worker; (iordon & Bowle'j, starch ; Amos Jfoid. 
S. Lanphii'e, boots and shoes; I. 1*. Dimick & Co.. pnmp"*; F. J, 
Amsden, D. B. & C. D. Dimick, D. k D. C. Fules, hlacksn iilis 
Evme Conif't Band, and Pn<hep & Claflin'>« (^uadrUte Band, J. 
Clai^n, leader , MMoiei — h y Tl i < > m as 1 'e r kiiig. 



(West pait of Lynuui) inr >rporated .Tulv 18, 18B4. Popolatton— 

\m), 619; 1870. 682. 
J'osliMj/er— John Q.Uilchrist; Norfh,S A. Way. SeiecimeM— 
Ooomer B. PaddTiilbrd, Frank Paddleford. John B. Jones, 
f (MTM-r/rr* — Coomer B. Paddleford. Fkynirfan — U<^ut\ 
Townpend. Vtrrffttman—V.Xy. C band ler (North), J/c/A. SrUooi 
Com.-- Horace Diiucan. .MngiUet—VhinpMMSon^StcUe; Horace. 
Danean, Quomm; Nathaniel &. Bterliog, James A. Uoore, Darius' 

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F. BlodffettflAlbert Mafion, Auson Jobii£>ou« Aiexftoder Warden, 
Uortoe £mei7. 

•JMerrhaut — R. W. Laird, variety. Maumfaetnrert — 
Woodward & Co , etorcli; ibiephen Barker, lumber. MMmiei—hy 

A. Ma^ou (iSorth), 

OIlA.]VOJE, 

(Granted byname of Cardigan) incorporated July 18, 1781. Pop- 
ulation— 1790, lai; 1840,463; 1^50, 451: 18nO, 3«2; 1870, 340. 

F. O. accommodations. East Canaan. Seicci men— Ch&^s H. 
Ford, John H. French, James Morrill. 2^c^M-r/r rik— Frank B. 
liowell. C9ergymat§^ohn C. Waldron, F. Bap. Srho^t 
€'am, — Wm. 8. Huse. ^HtiieeM^Z^UM Whittier, JStaU,' 
Elijah 0. Lowell, Levi K. Flanders. 

iWtfmfnMtJircr*— ElQah O. Low^, Ibtown etrCheii: ITtii. S. 
k Wni. B. Hlue, Lorenzo K.CUley, llionias F. Brown (Gnfton)* 
oiuurcoai. 



Incorporated Sept. 25, 1761. Popnlation— 1776, 292; 1790, 610; 1880, 

1839; 1850, 1406; 1860, 1256; 1870, lUO. 

foaimniiterM — Daniel F. Tillotpon ; Orfnrdi*ill^, Ephraim B. 
Strong. Selecimeu—lienjamiu Franklin, Geo. F. Martin, Kdwin 
Bngbee. afwrti-rferlk— Ben j. F. Tru spell, drrffyuie M—Hobi^rt 
Southgate. LibaConant,X, F. Carter (Orfordville), Ctrnf/. fhtfai- 
— Willard Ilosford, Daniel G. Marston ; Timothy Kuesell, 
Eel, Mjawtter—DsiMid it. Lang, Charles W.Fierce. mMc'iutemu— 
Orford, Nathan E. Stark, /Vin. Selkmmi Kathan K. Stark. 

•fiffMrf*— Stedman Willard, Charles W. Fierce, State; Henrv 
A. Dame, James M. Iiearoed, Ephraim B. Strong, Horaoe H. 
Conaut. 

•VcrrAaN##— Willard Brothers, Tlllotton h Casfaman, Wm. 

Howard & Co.. Benj. J. ^Icrrill fOrfordville). variety; Mrs. 0. \V. 
llandlett, millinery. •lMauttrariMrer» — D. R. & H. R. Bcal, 
(Orfordville), chairs; Benj. J. Merrill, starch; B. F. TruFsell, 
Edwin Buffbee, lumber; H. H, Conant, trunks and harnesses; 
Geo. W. Ranlett, sloven, tin and hardware; Amos F. Clough, 
photographer; D F. Tillotson, chairs; Carr, Tillotson & Co., 
inmber and shingles ; Jamet Dayton, flour and meal; Asaph Maun, 
coffins; Gilbert JefTers, carriages; Philo C. Kenyon, tailor. 
MmUi-OrMd, by D. T. Hale. 



Incorporated Nov. «. 1764. Popnlaf ion— 1775. 168; 1790, 426; 1840, 

1057; 1850. 048; 1860, 949; 1870, 792. 

J*«#/Mi«j#cr — Adrian Chaise. Selecimeu — Bcny Uibbard, 
George Dodge, John D.Martin. Vomm^ eierk— George Dodge. 
€^7rr^tfji»w?#» — Augustus L. Marden, (ova.; II. Chandlor. Meth. 
Sr hoot Coin,— liQwry Chandler. JTtf * if ire — George Dodrrc. 

mfMrrchattta — Chase & Barker, J. O. Evana, variety. «TXaN- 
nrariHrei'M—Geo, Dodge, scythe Stones; H. Cutttng* wheel hnbii. 

JUifiei—Mmenonf by Jenness Emerson. 



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Incorpnrafpd July 15,1763. Tbe original charter extended firom 
C'ampton line Co OratloD, embracmi; a i)art of what i« now 
Hebron and Alexandria. Population— 1776, 885; 1780, 6:^; 
968; 1860. 1890; 1880, 1406; 1870, 1890. 

JRoMUmmBiei-s—yralteT D. BlaltdeD; Wesf, Riohar^ Q. 8t«anit. 
Setecim$en ~ Seth Dnton, Harvvv M. 11- i-rrs, Jolin T. Ciitfrr. 
ar«wjf-cler#t— Fred. W. A. Kobie. CirrMyMen-Cvrun liich- 
ardson, Coriff,; S. E. Quimby, Meih. M^htnietmHM—MomiS C 
Eaton, Fel., 8. W.Davi^ John W. l^reston. J9rM«i«to— fksnj. PJ 
Morrill, Xfaip|frf#— William Leveret t, J ofpph Bnrrotigbs, Il» nrv 
W. Blair. .T^larlrj— Geo. P. Huuioll. Jos. Burrough*. School 
C^a^^VtetrnMi I#. Sargent Jamflre*— Henry w. Bl 



, . Blair, Wm. 

Leven tt, Denison U. Bumbsill» Anson Merrill, Joseph BurrouKh?, 
Washington (ioorj^o, James McQnesf on. >7a/p; Si-th Doton, l>anl< l 
H. Currier, Arthur Ward, F. W. A. Kobie, U. McL. Houston, Wm.. 
A. Chandler, A. J. Barnard, Btnm €1tA, Fisher Ames. I 
.'»r€rr*oa*##— 3Iason & Fox, A. G. Smyth, J. S. Tufts, Russell, 
i Bill & Co., Atkinson i^rothor-*, Ward, McUuesten & Hall, vnriety ; 
! Cyrus Keniston, L. M. Howe, clothing: W. M. PretiseyiStoveij and 
tin ware. Mam^irartHrerB-^KW^y k G€«rfe,T. R. mwl^, D.l 
H. Cnrrier & Co., A. W. Avery k, Co., Ward, Mcan«ten & llall, 
Ciarii & Cammings, H. D. Smith, P. Kopsell k 8on, 8. C. Heath 

Son, A. J. a Barnard, gloves; Clark k Houston, lumber; 
M. Howe, Cook k Smith, clothing* F. A. C. Nichols, Prsnki 
Smith, bricks; Wm. Wf b^tor. (Uo. Flanderp, jwtters' wnr.-; V. 
(i, Batchelder, Hiram Farnum,carriage8. MM^teiw—Pemigtwu^tt, 
by Mone ft Freneh; Auqmngemmck, by A. Barnes. 



Inoozponled March. 1707. ropnlation~1775. 237; 1780^ €lls 18I0» 

1110; \m), il(jy; im, 1101; 1870, 1164. 

fottmoBiera^A. J. Stevens; Wtst, Daniel T.. SJmpson. 
fccljitcji— Samuel D. Baker, Burgess A. Hftll. Charles A. Holden. 
^••ssw-cfei-*— Joseph W. Pease. derziyiMen-^John Cf^, 
i onrf^; Nathaniel IFyatty F.Bap.;J.M. DnrnOl, C. F.BaUcy, Meth.; 
G. W. Bixby, G. A. G lines (Baker's Hivpr). liap. Whw»MaMB— 
Daniel parBng, Daniel L. Simpson, Alvah C. Hall. JPentiat— 
Daniel Patterson. JEi«arwer«— Josiah Qniney, Ssmuel Herbert. 
School Com, — John h. Davis, ^tf^lrfcc-* — Josiah giiincv, 
Samuel H.Oulncv, John L. Dearborn, Samuel Herbert, State ; 
Sam'l B. Baker, Hugh B. Simpson, Qtiorum: Abraham Ward, 
L^man Merrill. Clinton B. Simpson, DanM 8. Wawit MM L. 
Simpson, Josiah Quincy, jr., Oliver W. Stevens. 

JfMerchaultf— Clinton B. Simpson (West), Dearborn & Merrill, 
quincy & Ward, Joseph Abbott, vsrlety. Mmmm ni cim ^ r w^ 
Hetcher k Diirjjin, G. K. Greelov, gloves; John Peppard,* ladders, 
steps and snow shovels; Cha's Spaulding, D. G Ferson & Co., W. 
Fales, C. H. Elliott, lumber; W. H. Kenniston, flour and grain ; 
J. C. Bumham, painter; O. W. Stevens, stone cntter^ O. C. 
Craipr, Paul White, Charles Spaulding, blncksmiths; John Went- 
worth, Moses Tennant, P. W. Tennant, boot andiikoa makers, 

JBr«fo^5<lnson« by Greenleai.Jones. 

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Incorporated No vembor 24, 1781 . Divided, July 1867. and a porti on 
annexed to Camptou. Topulation— 17U0, 385; 1830, 1049; 1850, 
1012; 1860,967; 1870,840. 

FotiMuiMtrrg — Wniiam Merrill; West, Charles H. Weeks! 
Scic'citHt'u— Moody B. Cone, Henry F. Durj^in, Alburn Kendall 
T'otrn^hTk— John W. Pattee. Cfer#ym«#i— Duvid F. Smith 
{\yest),F.naj). J»Ay*/r<aj«ir— Geo. Rowe( West). Srhooi Cout,— \ 
John L. Barnard (West). Francis H. Drew, Clia's F.l 

Btnven, Oaorum ; William L. Horner, Frank W. Avery, Onslow P. 
Oilman. Vlerod Filield. 

JtrercAant— Enoch' Eramons (West), variety. mlMaiiufaeittr'i 
cr#— M. & D. Fos8, bobbins ; Jona. Sanborn, bricks; D. & M. 
Fo8s, Z. & O. James, lumber. IMoiclt— Graf ton, T. Poor; 
Union, by F. & G. Weeks (West). , 

^ • , . . r WjVUREIV, 

Incorporated July 14, 1763. Population— 1790, 206; 1840, 938;11850,| 

872; 1860, 1152; 1870, 960. 

Fo»itMa»t€rs—Y.zT& B. Eaton; Summit, William R. Park.l 
Seicri tin'u— Ini M. Weeks, Arthur Knapp, James M. Bixby 
arofri*-r/rr A*— Nathan Harris. CierffymcH—L,. L. t^astman, 
Meth. J»/##/#ir/«M# — David C. French, 11. E. Merrill, C. A. 
Manning, EcL liatcye* — Geo. F. Putnam. Sc/tooi €'om.— 
Ira Merrill. SuMticeg—Geo. F. Putnam, State; David C. French, 
Quorum; Jeremiah S. Jewett, Henry D. Murlin, James F. Merrill, 
James M. Williams, Ezra Libbey. 

•IMerrhoBtiK — Vf . S. Doggett, Jewett & Eaton, Whitcher h 
Week^, M. W. Pillsbury, vanety ; J. H. Noyes, groceries. •lMa»t' \ 
urariitrcrt—J .M. Whiton, shoe pegs; L. F. Jewell, bobbins and 
spools; G. W Jackson, hoop^ skirts; Henry W. Weeks, Geo. 
Thompson, Sanborn & Knapp, B. M. Libbey, lumber; R. K. 
Clement & Brothers, starch; 11. N. Merrill, D. Y. Eastman, J. 
M. Little, carriages; John C. Sinclair, harnesses; Merrill & Whitch-| 
er, window shades; E. l*illsbury, Walter Libby, blacksmiths.' 
WtotelH—Moosilaiik, and Prospect (summit of Mt. Moosilauk), by 
D. G. Marsh; Bocirding House, by K. Merrill. 

Incorporated July 1, 1829. Population— 1830, 96; 1840, 63; 1850, 
40; 1860, 48; 1870, 33. P. O. address, Campton Village. :l 

SeieritHeu— James E. Drake, Samuel Dolloff, Merrill Greeley. 
Tofr#f-r/frlj — Merrill Greeley. .J#f*/#rf — Samuel Dollutl. ' 
School ^ Merrill Greeley. •lf«Mi#/iBic/#frcr#— James E. 
Drake & Co., lumber. 

weivtwohth, | 

Incorporated Nov. 1, 1776. Population— 1790, 241; 1820, 807; 1860, 

1197; 1860, 1056; 1870 971. 

JRoMtmaMter—Whevt S. Hammond. ^Jr/€r#mrM— Lorenzo W. 
Currior, Wm. H. Moore, John L. Downing. ^TafTM-c/e'rlc— Mark 



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L. Aikon. Ciersfftpmm—J&mf^ C. Soagrave, Cnj}^. Fhy»i» 
rtoMJ— Alonzo A. VViiipple, Fel., Peter £. Hofi, h i A. Durkee. 
XtfMrffert— Willi«m A. Flandm,!!. S.Moore. jn^imrm—Wm, 

A. Flanders, •tcm^iem^ — Went worth. 8eh^ Com. — 
J, Bl(>rt2ctr, L. G. Currier. ^ir^Wrrir— Wm A Flnnders, ^7<//f ; 
John C urrier, David Gove, J. D. Osgood, liiram D. Morcy, Horace 
S. Moore. 

JfterrhnniM — A. S. Hammond, apothecarv and dry goods; 
Eaton, iJavi-^ & Co., J. F. Colburn { Wc?Jt Knniney), varioty ; (Jeo. 
S. Dean, tailor. JfEaMttraetMrrrn —AMii^iX Fage, Rtuves and tin 
ware; James H. Godfrey, haniosses; Seth F. Savage, Hiram 
Bishop. Macksmith; John WhiclKT, Hcywnod & Cole, ('. 
Clifford, A. L. & W. G. Brown, lumber; ^iram D. Morcy, lM.u^o 
•nd sign painter; Geo. D. Fowler, cigars ; Alfred Kelley, gloves; 
Mn. S. £am«8» mflUner. JBr«M-mioii»T^KIeaier Siniu. 

WOOI>©TOOK, 

Incorporated Sept. 23,1763, by name of Peeling, afterward called 
Fairfield, and again changed to Peeling; in 1840 the town took 
the name of Wooastoeli:. jPop«d«tioii-4800, 88; 18S0, 224; 1860, 

41«: \m. 476; 1870,405. 

FoattMaaier — Josliua Chapman. Srirrtturn — Thomas V. 
Smith, Wm. L. Horner, Arthur Hunt. X'on-ii-^ierk—'l ho's V. 

I Smith, ilrrst^inen , Bap. ; A. W. Sibley, Secovd 

\Adv. Srhooi f'ottf.— W. L. Horner. .Wttntirnt—'Snihnu II. 
Weeks, Stale ; Jacob B. Demeritt, Quorum^ Jetaus J ackman, Joseph 
W. Campbell, Arthur Hunt. 

MerthmuiM—D. S. Smith (North), N. H.Weeks,variofy. Mai' 
f«rar<f«r«r#— Weeks Campbell, liefttiieri H. U. Fifleid, black- 
smith. 



coos COUNTY, * 

(Originally part of GrafTnn. mcorporated Doc. ?4. 1?03). contain 
twenty-five towns. Lancapter, shire town. rot)ulation in 18;'0 
10,445; in 1860, 13,158; 1870, 14,879. Valuatii.n, 1868, ?4,722/j34. 

Hr^r^sfcr— Charles W. Smith, iVem. (elected), 1G40: John M. 
Wilson, Rgp,, 1200; Mat. 163. 

T'reaaMrer — J^hi-z V. Erana, Dm, (elected), 1620; Daniel 
Evans, Ac/?., 1217; scat. 181. 

Cmmu mU H mm &rg ^ Jolin C. Le'ighton, Randolph; Sproguc 
Carleton, Whitofiold, I.saiah H. Plckard, Stewart«town. 

Isaiah U. Plckard, JMsm,^ 1626; Joseph Colby, B^., 1108; acat. 
174. 

SAerl^^Benjamin H. Comfng , Korttanmberland. (P. O. Ad- 
dress, Groveton. ) 

MMepuiy Sherifflt—Lafirnsfer, V.noch L. Colby, Charles F. 
Colby ; Colel/rook, Albert S. Eustin, ii. M. Leavitt; Columbia, 
SamnelM. Harvey; *S7r«i(^orrf, Lucius Hartebom. 

Deputy in Grafton OoHBtyMithorised to terfo in Cooe County 
I — LUtktan, Geo. Farr. 

•IMfer— Buasell M. Hodgdoo, Lancaster. 
Cm'oHerB^SUmarUtatm, Amoe W. Ptew; WhU^fiMt Int 8* 
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COOS COUNTY. 



Richwrd C. Sverefel, C. J., 

LancM^^tor, 1806 
Obedlisill,BarUeti. '05 



Jo'8 Loomis, Colobrook, 



isoi 

'15 



CSroiMt CSpuri. 



Silas l^fp^orrp, -nartlott, 18Ifi I Jobs P^deci«8t» B«rflett, I8SD 



John Pendexter, C. J.^ 



Ontri of 8e$$km9» 

1820 I Sam'I Plaisted.Ji'f son \ Ass.1820 
I N. Baldwin, Stratford ) Jd8.1821 

Omnty Jutthet, 



Joshna Morrill, Stratford, 1833 
John PondPxtprJr.,Bartlett, -33 
Richard fjutman, Lancas'r, '41 



Robert Ingalls, Shelbarae, 1848 
iiahum i>. Duy, Stratford, '60 



Cknmty Ccrnmianonera, 

1856 I GHinan Twitch ell Dummor, '68 
'66 Sam'I I. Bailey, Colunibia, '64 
m David H. Aldrich,Whitelield,'65 
Andrew J. Congdon, Lancas. '66 
Seneca 8. IVferrill, Colebrook, 'G7 
John C. Lftighton, Kaudolph, '68 
Sprague Carietoii, \V'bitefiela '69 
ImuA H.PIckard»8tewart8^, '70 



Rob*t Ingalls, Sbelbume^ 
Sam'I Wortliley, Carroll, 
Elliott Harper, Errol, 
Daniel Green, Berlin, 
Hjizen Bedel, CoU-brook, 
Mo»e8 U. Kix, Dal ton, 
HftKen Evans, Gorham, 
Edwin W. Drew. Stewartsfn, '61 
Beiu. U. FiaiBted,, Jeflaraon, '68 

Clerkt qf Qmrtii 

Jonas Baker, Lancaster. "NVIlHam Farr, 



'57 
'58 

'60 



4( 



Adnio \. Brackett, 
Joiin Willsou, 



James M. Rix, 
Daniel C. Piukhanj, •* 



Lancaster, IMO 



1856 



Solicitors, 



Abraham Hinds, Lancastor, 

Jane. 1807 

Wm. Farrar, Lancaster, Feb. '12 
Obed Ball, 2d, Bartiett 
William Farrar, Lancaster, *21 
Jared W. Williams, ^21 



John S. Wells, Laneaster, 1887 

Win. Burns*, •« '49 

Geo. C. Williams, " '53 

Bei^. F. Wbtddao, " '56 

Osslan Bay» '68 



Levi Wniar d, Lancas'r, Jan. 1805 ' Reuben StepbensOB, Lancas 

Obed ii all. 15a rtlett, Dec ' 



'12 

Lemuel Ad urns, Dec. 'l»i 

John W. W t okP, Jane, '20 
Ephraim 11. Mahurin, •« '25 
John a. VV hite, " '30 

Geo. P. Moore, May, '39 

Cha's BoUowB, Noffhnniber- 
land, Kay, '44 



ter, " May, 1S49 

Ilezekiah I'arsuiis, jr., Cole- 
brook, May, *64 
£aoeh Colby, Lancaster, 

Aug. '56 
Benj. H. CcnSng, Northum- 
berland, Ang. W 



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Judges qf i^roM•• 



Francis Wilioiit Korthnm- 

berland, Jan. 1806 

£beii(»er JL. Hall, BarUeU, 

Jan. '11 

Benj. Hunkini?, Lancaa.Jttlf, '29 
Jared W. WUliama, Lancas- 
ter« 



Jan. '52 

Re roister 8 qf Probate. 
John M. Tillotaon, liorth 



James W. Wedn, Jmcu- 

tcr, Doc. 1868 

Turner iStepbenion, Lancap- 

ter, Jnly, '66 

Bes^. F. Wlllddeilf Lancas- 
ter, Apr. '68 



uniberlanU, Jan. 1806 

Tho's Teverly, Jr., Korth- 

umberland, Nov. *22 

William Lov^oy, LancaHt'r, '20 



Hi \V.William8,Lanca,s'r.l829 

. A. Co8i»it, ** July/37 



Jarcd 
Geo 

John W. Barney, " Judo,'62 
Albro Jv. INthinson, 
John M. Whipple, 



" July, '66 

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Registers of Deeds. 



Jobn M. Tillotfion, Nortli- 

umberland. 
Abraham IJinds^ Ltneatter. 
Asa W. Humap, •* 
William Farrar. •* 
John H. DenniBon, 1317 
Reuben Sl^eiiton,LftiieM. '80 



John W. Lov^oy, 
John 8. Roby, 
Ira S. M. Gov««, 
llozokiah W. Tarsont, 
Beig. F. U unking, 
laaifth H.PIekud, 



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>48 

'M 

'60 
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Joseph Peverlj, NorUmin- 

berland. 
Jobn W. Weeks, LanoMter. 
Richard Ea«*tnian, " 1820 
Rob*t Iii<r:i1!s, Shelbtime, '31 
Lyman Lumbard, Lancaster, '36 
John M. Gove, Whiteaeld, '86 
liiram Luca-J. Northumb'ad, '40 
Wm. Ewen, Dalton, '41 
Jolin r. I'iimau, Bartlett, '42 
Wm. Ewen, '46 
Abra'ra Boynton. Polumbia, '46 
Oliver B. Uuwo, £>helburue. 



H.'zt'kiah rarsonp.jr.Coleb'k, '4^^ 
Edward Taruons, Jefferson' '5(> 
Amo« W. Drew. Stewartst*n, '62 
Ja's B. Brown, NorthiiiBlblid, '54 
llarwood rike. Stark. '50 
Morris Clark. WhiWtield, '68 
Nahttm D. Day. Stratford, 
Orren Tiibbii, (iorham, 
Geo. A. ("ossit, Lancaster, 
Wavne Cobleigh, North land/GO 
Edw in W. Drew, Btewartot'D/eg 
JabeBP.JfiTMie. 70 



»0O 

'62 

^64 



(Granted by the name of Maynesborough, July 1. 1771) incorporated 
July 1, IW. Fopulalioii— 1880, 78; 1840, 116, I860, 178; 1860, 488; 
1870, 6tt. 

JPo§ima»t€r—Faf!^, Merrill C. Forrest. Seleeftmett—^ . W. 
Wheeler, John K. Horn, Wm. M. WilFon. VmmfM'€terk — 
Dexter Wheeler. CUr^yman—deo. (\ Noyes, Meth. SrMooi 
<7«an«— Merrill C. Forrest. ^N##tfc««-Fletcher I. Bean, Daniel 
Green, Quorum; Ge'irjj ■ R. Katon, Greenleaf Coffin. 

«W^erc*ait#a—W heeler & Paine. Ira Mason, George K.Eaton, 
variety. Jftfitff /SM^fwrera — Berlin Mills Co., J. w. Wheeler, 
Daniel G reen, Wm. M. Wilson, lumber, &c. Mfoiela — Mt. Foifigst 
(Berlin Falls), by M. C. Forrest; Berlin, by Daniel Green. ^ 



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coos COUNIT. 



Incorporated May 19, 1778. I»og^^ii— 1840, 6i 1850, 83; 1860, 49; 

ScleefMew— Edmund Elohardt, Wm. Sweatt, Enoeb Sai^nt. 
- ^ -C^iii^BdMttiidBlduurdi. 



(Formerly called Breton Woods) incorporated June 22, 1832. Top- 
ulation—lSOO, 18; 1850, 299; 1860, 276; 1870, 878. 

^(Mf«Mr##«r#~Jonas Howe; White Mountain Howe— ChfLTleB 
Hartahorn; Twin MountcUn Hause, O^c&r h&rron. Selectmen — 
Josiah Moody, Joltn Hunt, Holman Blood. Vaten^ierk — 

William F. Uobl^, lierry, Bap . Sck^olC9m*T-B,Q\mMi 

Blood. •fiM»fi«0#— ^oelah Jloody, Quorum; Ebeneaer OHnes> 
Sam'l WortJiley. 

•IKa nil fact MrerB—K. D. Rounsoville & Co., John T. G. Leav- 
itt k, Co. (Littleton), Libby & Gove, Charles O. Burbaiik& Co., 
Beivj. Caldeu, lumber; PhiDetias Roeebrook h Son, Wilder & Gove, 
ptarch; BenJ. Caldon, nnctionepr; Libby & Gove. IMoicta— 
White Mountain, by John Crocker; Twin MmintaiUfhy A' T. & 
O. F. Barron; Crawford, by Charles Hartshorn. 



InooTDomted Jnne 80, 1858. Populafion— 1889, 88; 1810, 88; 186^, 

187; 18G0. 250; 1870,209. 

FoBinuifier — VgWibXi V. Koby. Seiecimen — ^m\m(\ K. 
Toung, G orman C. Young, Ephraim S. I'arker. aTotrM-cfcrl: — 
Edraand K. Yomigr. Sekoot €^#«t*— Jere. H. Young. JTi 
«€?^*— Stei hc Ti G. Fuller, I'elatiah C. Roby, Beiy. C. WiswaU. 

•VfoMif/iictMrcr*— E. K.. Young, JohaKeyser, staroh. 



(Formerly called CoUmnie) ineorpormted June 11» 17B8. Pofmli- 
tion--1790, 9; 1810, 469; 1860, 908; 1880. 1118; 1870, 1872. 

W^OMtmantrr — Y. F. Day. Setrctmen — Lor\i\fi G. Piper, 
Sidney B. VVhittemore, Wm. IT. Milliken. TMrti-r/rrfc— .1 ason 
H.Dudley. C ierjgumeH— liuiih Mcheod, ('on(/.: Damon Judd, 
F. Bap.; Calyin sTshattuck. Chris; M. Pat tee. Mtth. 

JPi|pSf#iriiiJt#— AugUStuB Uarria, Clark C. Norris, E. Darwin 
Lombard. Jbat^^rg — Jason H. Dudley, Orman P. Kay, Albert 
Barker, Wm. H. Shurtleff, Edgar Aldrich. .^Warfr — Albert 
Barker. Sehooi CtfiM.— tTason H. Dudley. Snaiiceg—BnzeJi 
iiedel, James M. ITnrtwell, State; Albert liarker, Wm. A. Graham, 
Quorum; Archeiaus Cumming^, Henry W. Woodrow, Elmer H 
Willfams, Albert ft. Euflffls, James T. Parsons, David E. Cttmmings 
Ormau P. Ray, Jason H. Dudley, Seneca S. Merrill. Benj. K 
Gilnian, Ja's K. Lomliard, Daman Judd, John Whittier, Henry | 
M. Leavitt, Edgar Aldrich, Loriu G. Piper, Sidney B. Whitte-| 
more. I 
mfrerchaHiB—yiorrWl k Williams, Frank Aldrich, WentworthJ 
k Cooper, Lucius I'arkhurst. Myrick S. Marshall, variety :Ml».j| 

, Ebea*rll 



Jnlla Gam&by, dry goods and millinery ; Rob't Gathercole, 



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Little, n^roceries: Albert S. Euflti«, stone and tin ware; Joseph T. 
Toby, jeweler ; Wm. Joselyn & Sona, drug* and books; Thoiiiai* 
Athertoii, ready-made cldthioff; Volney F. Da/ lb Co., boots, 
ahoes. hata, oap.s, &c. ; H Irani u. Tomig, groatrie a * JM rnmrn fiae- 

/Mr^-rxr— Georges. Norri«, Frank 8. KoUe. J. D. & .1. ('. Little, 
carriages; Charlet E. Kolfe, pa^h. blinds and door?, carriaget*, 
sleighs, &c.; Edmund C. Wilder, lurniture: Henry Hammond, 
sash and blinds ; Ira Young, lamber; Tho's Mackey, C. C. Carle- 
ton, harnefssof: John W. Savage, clothing; C. E. Mo*»e8, brirk? ; 
Orrin Hilllard, leather; S. K. & 8. S. Merrill, Hu/en Bedel, Mer- 
rill & Co., S. ilarrimau, Kui<tis & Crawford, Lovuriug & I'atrick, 
Harriman, Gould & Cross, starch; (ico. Loavitt, marble works; 
W. A. Graham, iron foundery; J. Morancy, Luther Harriman, 
boot^; C. 8. Sattuck, starch barrels. M^oieis^Moiuulnock, by 
Geori^e K. MoAlUtCtt; Parmms, by Shorey k Stacy. ' 

(Formerly called Cockbume) incorburated December 16, 1797. Pop- 
nkitiloii— 1790, 26 ; 1820, 2»; iSfiO, 762; IMTtW; 1870, 7S8. 



P0» ttmm aier§ — Samuol M. Harvey; Smith, Iy<'wi8 Snow. Se~ 
Irr/jMrM— Sorauel I. Bailey, John 11. Libhv, William K. Coup. 
VmtfM^ierk — William C. Buthngton. CUrjgymeH — ^q%c9. 
Pattee, Meth. ; Rich'd B. Elbridge, Chrii. J>*y«tfrtfaw— Lewis 
Snow, Eel. Schoot C — i# ■ Joto Ftttee. ^it«tf4r«r#— Samuel 
M. Harvpy, Enoch Ho|rers. Oiumim: Lewlt^ Snow, John 8. Lyman, 
Jonathan Gilmau, Horace M. Hobart, Charles C. Titus, Daniel Q. 
Gate. JHMHilteAir«r«^IU» Bedel» Alba HohttM (8o«lh), 
Blehardtoii it Sojni (Goliteook), tteroh. 



(Origlnany part of Aptborp) incorporated Nov. 4, 1784. Popnla-| 

tion— 1790, 14; 1820, 347; 1850, 750; 18G0, 866; 1870, 788. 

M^ogimtuier — Sumner Buffgles, jr. Seirrtmrn—Dau'] Ewen, 
James Bolles, William S^Smith ^^irM-rlcr/k— Closes H. Klx. 
CierffwnMH — Moody P. Harihall, Meth. Scibooi C^m* — 
Edwin 1.. Farr. J^MMiiee§—John Bond, Quorum; Arnold Bolles. 
MercMmmiM—T. J. & S. E. Riigf^los, variety; Jame-s B. Sumner, 
lumber. JU^eir—itumnert by James B. Samuer« jr. ; liotebrook, 
by Lee Roeebfook. 

(Granted March 8, 1773) incorporated Dec. 19, 1848. Population— 
1820, 27 ; 1850, 171 ; 18<iO, 287 ; 1870. 317. ' 

SeieeimeM^Wm. A. Willis, Isaac C. Wight. Cyrus E. Bickford. 
aTotrM-clcrik— Ransom Twitchell. JPhvaician—ls-'dlsih F. Went- 
worth. Hot, School €om.—Wm. A. Willis, John A. iA>v<ioy. 
Jt§M$i€€M-'l8SLSLc C. Wight, liansom Twltchell. 

JHkassH^lwrera— R. lb T. A. XwitcheU, Jofeph Leighton, 
Eastman h Moody, lumber. 



lucorporatud Dec. 28, 1836. Population— 1820, 26; 1840, 104: 1860, 

196; 1808, 178; 1870, 178. 

jpA#fM«|€r--J«pai F. Bragg. JSieieeimrtt -Chtirlet L. Hay- 
wood* Beiy. £. Harper, Moses F. Cooledge. Vowru'Clerk— Geo \ 



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C. Demeritt. Seho^i David H. Thnrston. JtmiUtw— 

Lewifl A. Loveringy Chft't JU. iUjwavd, Oaatol H»TlMuratMi» Jaeob 

i A. Thurston. 

Jf t ti iAwlw r gr f— Sanmri Akera, E. 8. Coe, Imnber; Albert 8. 

Euetis. H. Titus, starch. WWoieU^Dam, by (iilnian BeniMtt; 
AbBr9t by Samuel & John Aken; .£rro/, by iJbwU lickett. 

(Callai Sbelbnrne Addition) incorported June 18, 1836. Pppslft- 
tion— 1800, 45; 1860, 224; 1860, 906; 1870, 1870, 1161. 

FoitmaBier^V . It. Stiles. Seiectmeu — l^vSm F. Ingalls* 
Augustus Evans, James Tabbs. J! > tpi t ' clerk — M. A. Hastings* 
! Vierg^mau—is, F. Tewksbury, CVmcr. ; H. B. Mitcholl, Meth. 
M'htfMiriaHg— Henry F. Wardwell, Kdward M. Wight, Lewis 
Houghton. JLatfjtert— Albert S. Twitchell, Moses A. Hastipgs, 
Edward F. Ptailbrook. Sehmmi Cmw.— Albert 8. Twitclleil, 
Kufus F. Inpalli*. Sttnticet-^^oyxn lUirbauk, Qiionivi ; l^rban 
Sborey, Edward M. Wight, Joho T. Peabody, Orren I'ubbf , Albert 
S. Twitcheil, John E. \V iUls, Thomas A. Adams, Rufus F. Ingalls, 
Jabes Evans. 

*T!rriTA/iiif#— Evans & Ingalls, O. & C. N.Tubbs, Urban Shorey, 
Gordon. Libby & Co., D. 1*. Uazen, J. F. Brig^s, variety ; Wesley 
Wight, hati*, caps, boots and shoes; Geo. H. ilersey, Mighill Ma- 
son, stoves and tin ware; Qordon & Smith, restaurant; 8. M. 
I Leavitt, medicinoa, confectionery, books, &c.; J. Soule, H. E. & 
Z. A. Stiles, millinery and fancy goods; William H. Weston, 
jeweler; Wardwell ft Houghton, apotheearles. Mam»fkte§mr^ 
er#—C. S. I'eabody, leather and Inmbor; Cloment & Goodridgc, 
bedsteads and lumber; John P. Dunham, carriages. MMotetM— 
by John R. Hitchcock: Gorham, by Walter Back; Xarj/, 
by A. G. lAry; Androscogginy by A. 8. JeWett; Olen, by J, aL 
'iliompaott ft Co« in Green's Grant. 

(Granted by the name of Dartmouth) incorporated Dec. S, 1796. 
ropulation— 1800, 112; 1820,262; 1850,029; 1860,700; 1870, 825. 

JPoMtmaMier—VhiUpC. riaisfed. Setecimen—ChA'^L. Plais- 
ted, ^. R. Perkins, Geo. Crawford. 2rMri»-«#^rft— Charles L, 
Plaisted. dergMmtem-^Ij. B. Moulton, Bap. ; W. B. Bennett, 

Afeth. SchooiVotn, . jr«M#tfr«#— Benj. U. 

Plaisted. Nathan R. Perkins, .SYafe ; Nathaniel ]Moiilton. Aaron 
M. Pottle, James H. Goodall, Charles L. Plaistod, John Goodall, 
Wm. E. Bennett. 

JfterehaniB — C. L. Plaisted, Philip C. Plaisted, variety. 
JfTannraciurfrM—F. W. Bailey & Co., Joseph G. Hicks, Wm. 

■ Jewett, Albert Bnrritt, James liines, Wm. H. Summers, lumber; 

I C. li. Plaisted, N. K. Perkins. Geo. Woodward, Benj. Tiittle, Wm. 
H. Summers, starch. MMoiett^Wo/imMt, by Bei^. U. Plaisted; 
ML AdanM^hj ^ohvi Crashaw. 

(Originally called Upper Cohos) incorporated July 5, 1763. Popula- 
tion— 1776, 61; 1790,161; 1820,644; 1860,1658; 1860,2020; 1870» 
2248. 

JPisfMsgsfer OllTarKntter. Seteeitmem Samnel H. Le|ro, 
I Ja>B W. Weeks, Klram Sarage. aWes w i sia s ' li Edward SiiTige. 



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Cier^ffrntm Henry V. Emmons, Comff.f OkA%H. Smith, Meth.; 
Tho'8 D. Howard. Unit,; Isadorf Ncissnux. /?r>m. ('nth. JRI^fai* 
rtotM— James O. FoUom, Frank Buicbee, Oeorge W. Fairbtrotlier, 
M. B. Woodbury; J. L. Joihw, Sm, msm i iU9 — €teorg» O. 



Kogen. X«aary€r#— Turner 8t4>plien8on, George A. Cossit. Jucol 
Bpnton, William Htirun, H. F. Whiddi-n. H. A. FU'tolnT. .Ian<d I. 
Williams, VVm. iley wood, Henry U. Kent, Osslan llay, Joi<«*ph H. 
BaeUnghmin, Wm. 8. Lacid, J. H. Bwiton.Jr., Crawford. 
•TV>/«rl€#--Ki chard P. Kpiit, William S. La.M Srhoot Com,— 
D. C. IMukhiuii, ll«'iiry V. KmtTlt)n^<. ^M#/if*'#— William burns, 
Benjamin F. Whichh u, KtlniuiHl Brown, Henry O. Kent, Joseph 
U. liuckin;;liiiin. dt'urge A. Cotwit, (.kisian Kay, JosiabH. Benton, 
jr., Wm. 5». Ladd. IIarri8ou D. F. Young, Wm. Hovwood, Geo. 
I H. Kmerson, John U. Crawford, State; Daniel C. I'inkbam, John 
[ M. Whipple, Enoch L. Colby, James 8. Brackett. Charles E. Alien, 
, (Quorum ; Hartford Sweet, Seth Savage. Benjamin F. H unking, 
1 Edward Savagp, Andrew J. f'ongdon, VVilliam Hurriman, Wm. 
D. Weeks, Hiram Sava>(e, Ivdward K. Kent, Benjamin H. Derby, 
I Samvel Blood, Henry Heywood. 

1 mfrerrhantM-U. 1*. Konf. Son k Co., J. A. Smith, Rowell & 
' Rhodes, I'ortor Bro'8 & I'arker, Oliver NulifT, variety ; Kent & 
j Spaulding, drv goods; K. W. liailey & Co., W. S. Bailey, B4H*d« 
\k> Cleaveland, 8. G. Kvans» J. G. Bowker, groceries; Kent & 
Cobleiph, stovf3 and tin ware; C. K. Alien, jeweler; E. Savage, 
drugdand books; N. G. Stickney, Y. £, bmltb, U. Sweet, boots, 
and shoes: Llndscy ft Hodge, nonr and eorn; N. Sparks, T.I 
Underwood, tailors; C. C. Brooks, agricultural too)?. •fWamtt* 
fartMrerM—A. J. Marshall, CHrria^cft and fiirnitnn*: RichardHon 
Brothers, Geo. U. Emerson & Co., iurniture; Lancaster Co., Htraw 
board ; 8. P. Hartfbrd, Laneaaler Co.. Pleasant Valley Co., Wood- 
ward & Plaiated. starch ; John M. Whipple, brick8; Thonip.^on, 
Williams & Co., founders and mnchinists; N. B. Wilson, i^A^h and 
blinds; Thomas Morse, giiu.sniith; Horace Whltcomb, Charles 
Howe, Colby & Emerson, hamesjccs, &o.; Cheny ft Congdon. 
tanners; Mrn. lihodes, Jarte Sjiarks, millinery; (Jeorge S. Stock- 
well, O. E. Freeman, E. C.Garland, Charles Kills, lumber; Hosmer 
ft Peaslee. Manahan ft MeCarter, blacksmiths. f 
Coog CoHfitt SaviMga Bmmk—f'rts't, llimm A. Fletcher; 
Treas., Henry O. Kent. Resonrce**, J?9,2323 H9. MM oi*'tt— Ameri- 
can, hy Richardson ft Co.; Lancaatvr, by K. Stanton, ft Co.; 
jTsmpevtmcf , by €l«o. Howe. 

Originally called Paulsburg) incorporated Dccomher 10, 1824. Pop- ! 
ulation— 1820, 67; 1840, a%; 1850, 493; 1800, 789; 1870, 710. j 

J'otfMtair/cr— Theodore Morin/ Jre«*, Benj. Roberts. Seierim 
«tri«— Moses Hodgdou, Geo. G. Gates, John L. Willard. Vowru^ 
rferft— Albert Cole. f 'ler^yMseM— H. Kendall, — Noyes, AJith. 
JPfttrj^r^aM— Richard Meserve. Scho^i David Meserve, 

Is. F. Adt<»y, P. A. G. W. Phlpps. .risffdeies— James M. Phiijpn, 
Calvin V. Stovens. Sfaf^ : IVtor A. (}. W. Phipps, Qunntm ; Sam'l 
B. Cotiin, Columbus Lane, Abnor K. Cole, Moses Ilodgdon. 

JffereibautM — G. T. lloUTtij, (). H. 'Say, Hutchinson & Morin 
(West), Columbas Lane, G. G. Gates, J. M. IMnpps & Co. variety. 
Jfotfw/Vrrfffrrr* — Woodward & Co., Hutchinson, Who^ lor & 
Twitobell, starch; J. H. lOlingwood (West), S. P. Folsom, George 



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E. Dale, blacksmiths; G. W. Wheeler, carriages; . ^- ^^^i^^Si 
son, j<rfner; A. A. & K. W. Higgins, lumber. JEf«i«l-by DwrW] 
Meserve; B. F. Bartleft ( West). 



InOQiponled Novomlwr 16. 1779. Population— 1775, 67i 1790,117; 
1820, 295; 1850, 429; 1860, 736; 1870, %o. 
J»###aiMf##«r#— Reuben L. Adams; 6rat^c/on,Benj. ^Corning. 
Seieeimufm — Jtimm H. Curtis, Abel D. Benjamin, F«trtck ton-; 
nary. flfWi»-rfer* — Charles Coblei^h. etergym^u—D. J. 
Smith. I^residinff Eldor. Metfi. PhyaiciaM—d odah Morse, t^ra. 
Mltchelljr. «c*«oi;e'#«a.— James H. Curtis. jri«###rcir-Cha s 
Bellows, Kdward F. Bnekmiiii, State; Win. H. Poole, (Quorum; 
Josiah Morse, B. H. Corning, Wayne Coblelgh, Ja's Abbott, 
KpiibenL. Adams, Wm. K. Richey, Charles Cobleiph. ' ^ _ 
•/fJfcrcAaiM* — Wayne Cobleigb, Wilkinson & Frost, R.I-. 
Adams, ¥«fl«tf. jmmmmrmrtm&itr§ Charles Klchardson & Co., , 
lumber; Ezra Mitchell & Co ((Jroveton). leather; Robert Chase 
& Co., straw board ; L. F. Moore & Co , shoe pegs. JI##€l#— by j 
John B. Rogers; (Groveton), by John Melcher* • 

(Formerly called Indian Stream) incorporated Dec 10, WO. Pop- 
ulation— 1840, 315; 1850, 425; 18(50, 413; 1870, m. 

J*MlMffa«l6rjr — George Washburn: Connecticut Lake, Amos 
Merrill. SeieeHmtm Calvin J. Danlbrth, Fernando C. Jacobs, 
Parker T. Danforth. Vottn-clerk—MooiXy B. Haynes VUr- 
^jy^MTM— Willis Straw, Metk. School f 'ow.— Thomas F. John- 
son, .^w^icc*— Fernando C. Jacobs, EpU. C. -^Udrich, JiJia« A<. 
Farnhun, EUfmh €. 6awyer, Hoody B. HaIdob, S. P. Lntiker, 
Joseph Wa^hfiurn. 

.tXcrrJkaM# — Fred. Aldrich, variety. JUammraciurers — 
Francis L, Brown, starch ; Sclden K.« Danforth, Robert Tiraell, 
luinbor; Lyman H. Nutting, Timothy G. Hugeins, coopers; Geo. 
Washburn, blacksaitli* Mifiei—CkmMctUtui LaUy by Fttniftndo 
C. Jaoobtf. 



(Formerly called Dnrand) incorporated June 16, 1824. Population— 
1810, eS; 1880, 148: 1860, 118; 1800, 118r 1870, 188. 
J»o##Jit«#lcr— Fred. C. Low. Seteettneu— Joel E Leighton, 
Robert 1. Leighton, Emery M. Watson. arotrM-r/rrJt— (ieorge 
Wood. C'«jw. — Justus Lowe. .ftf##fccj— Albert G. 

Messenger, Justus Lowe, Quonm. Mammfki€tnrerm--Jmmf. 
T.Lea^tt, Albert G. Mesvenger, starch; Robert Blair, Cha'p E. K. 
T^owp, Albert (\. Mo^'^onpor. lumber; Henry II. Rich. Albert G. 
Messenger, blacksmiths. MM9iei—hy Robert Wood and Jolin B. 



Ineorponited Dec. 18, 1880. Population— 1790, 81; 1880^ 906; 1860 

480; 1880, 818; 1870, 259. 
Fo^fttiaMfrr^OViyQT H. Greene. *Yf^rljft<?if— Sanford B. 
Hubbarti. iiiram T. Cumminfrs, Woodbury B. Gates. ar«trM- 
cierttr~k'A\\\ in 1). Grocn. •^o#«r§f— Daniel F. BtftlB. 



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Com»—&. B. Huhl»iir<l. J). I». Evans. E. D. (Jrom. JmaiUeB— 
James U. Hall, titate; Kdw'd P. Burbank, Fk'tcber Udell, Sau- 
ford B . Hubbard » Manson G reen . •V€rc*aM#— 8«Bford &• Hllb-. 
Iwtd, Ttiietjr. M^ei-^WhUkrop, by Jamei HebbMnL 

Incorporatod Jan. 9,1795, by name of i'iorcy; name cbangod to; 
St&rk in im. Fopulation— 1700, 48; 1830, 184; 1660. 418; 18G0, 
«»; 1870,464. 

PMl«Mul€r — Clifford Cole. Mteitmeu-Jomph A, Vike, 
Wondbiiry Cole, Daiiiol Cole. ^Toirw-rlrrft— Aaron J. Smith. 

james M. Copp, Mtth. i Clifford Cole, F. Map. 
J9e*#«# €T«aii. ^ Aaron J. smith, Uarwood Tik^, Luke Cole. I 
JTif^/frr*— llarwood Tike, State; Aaron J. Smixh, Quorum. 

JfMerehaMt —VAmnnd Green & Soo.farietj. Jmmmmtm€imit' 
er»—Cobb & bturievant, lumber. 

( Formerly called Stewart ) incorporated Deo. 24, 1799. Population— 

1800, 99; 1820. 3G3: l^^'.n. 747; 1860, 771; 1870, 909. ] 

Jf«#liM«M#rf'«— Adams M. T« wks?»ury: IVeitt. Lyman Annable.j 
IMevitmem—hAlwin W. Drew, Maaon D. Flander^, Krastua Ulb- 
bard. AMVM-clet-Ae— Nathan W. U. Potter. CSerMmmam—THn*} 
Uod/jers, Chris.; Albert Gordon, Adv. MFt^tlrlnms — ()t«car; 
VVorthlt'y, (iiiy Unlhronk. SrhooS C^m, — John C. Poor.j 
'tuMiireM — Amo8 W. Drew, btcUtt ; Jobn l^laudera, Isaiah H. 
Piekard, Quorum; HtepJien €ro«, BdwftB W.J)r»w3oraee J. Hail, 
Hyde C. Trask, Hiram I>. Flanders, .fa s M. KIdlter, Joriftb 
Abbott, J owpli W. Klandrrs. ImiioI W. Taylor. 

Jffereha§»i9 — Lyman Ainuibie, drugs and medicines; L. W. 
Alg^er, Jofdah Abbott 9t Co., F. L. Brown, Beuj. C. Flanders,; 
variety. t/ffoMH far inrrrM— Jos] ah Abbott & C**.. Mr rrill & Co.' 
starch; Misses CooptT & Jacobs, milliners; ^^etl) lirre'U, miller; 
Tho*ii «f6hnson, furniture; Harvev & Gurtin, carriage makers; 
Felton Ilodgo, Orville Stuart, Caleb Dalton, Isaac Clark, carpen-l 
ter«; liilliard & Lnmos, woolons: Daniel (i. Kipley, Anffn»w' 
Uanow, harnesses; Calvin Palmer, Calvin Stoddard, machinists; 
Felix Record, blaekttnith ; Allen it HIU, Inmber. 

jB0$e9-Coo4 N. W. Weeks (South). 

Incorporated Nor. 16. 1779. Population— 1776, 41 ; ^790, 146; 1820, 

335: 1S50, 552; 1S60, 716; 1870, 887. | 
foMimaMiert — Iloflow, Benjamin IV ( >ckington ; Coos', or Xnrfh,, 
Joseph H. Danforth. SeteeiiMeti—Hohi^vifum is. Marsliall, Fred 
A. Blodgett, John ii. Stone. Xosrii-rlrrlr— William G. Fuller. 
a€r«9^i»§eH—E\Uh& Bedel, C.I). ^taHbrd. .V^'^A. JPiby.' 

aiciauM — Guy W. Johnson, Cyrn^« C. CarpoTitpr, Jint.: Moses' 
Wiiitcomb, A^r*««l Cms.— G. M. Johnson. Ju§Uc€b—\ 
Charlee lEahnrln, Benjamin B. Oekington, Wm. R. Brown, LnciuF 
Hartshorn, Mrlvia Kknhal, Karcns D. Jolmson, Wm. C. Fisk, 
Cha's i*. Sclu.ff. 

•TUrcrcA«M/#— Wm. U. Danforth, Fuller & Baldwin, Marshall 
Co, (North), Noah B. Waters. E. B. M. rriam (Hollow),' 
Tariet^r. MaMmraeimrer9—V. & Wm. C. Fisk, B. B.OcUngton 



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Hollow), Jefferson Wright, Mclntiro & English (East), James i 
Vf. Johntion, Ezra F. Merrill (Hollow), Ininber; F. Fisk & Co., 
itarch; litiiry .Sanders (Hollow), grist mill; Mrs. G. C. Kimball, 
aiilliuer; Wm. StlK s (North), tailor; Wm. H. Mcrriam, Wm C. 
Pisk. last blocks. MMoieiM— WUkurd, by Uyde C. Xnsk; Ammcan 
.N orth), by Hiurvey ilmjnau. 

Populatton— 1870, 88. 

l*«fi«MKfier—Feter Bennett, 2d. ^MecfMMw Albert J. 

Peafilee, Frederick A. Flint, rhilijp Richards. Va9m»rlerh 
find Seh—i C««t*— Albert J, I'eaalee. tftuiicet— A, J. 

I'easlee. 

[neorporated December 1, 1804. ropnlation— 1810| fil; 1820, 281, 

1850, 867; 1860, 1015; 1870, 1196. 

FoMi mazier—Moms U. Gordon. Seiecimem — Moitefi H. 
Gordon, Laaren J. mner, )fftn«on Bowles. gros rw c fe r J^ ^L. V. 

Seavoy. Cierg^mcM—Ooorge H. I'inkham, F. Bap.: J. H. 
Knott, Mefh ; Edmund Moulton, Nathan Wheeler, Adv. Pkyai^ 
piaiM— Albert Winch, George S. Goye, Joseph L. Tatten. Eel, 
Seh0mi C*mm. — George H. Sliriduun. JmUUes * Aurin IC. 
Cbaae, State; C'harle^: Libby, IsMO Miner, Spragne Carletoo, 
Julias Bond, Leonard lilood. 

9ltercMani9— hi^kQ & Lane, G. W. Libby, Joel M. Sartwell, 
variety. JfMaMufacii§rerg — (^intnby, Sartwell lb Co., Libby, 
Gordon & Co., A. L. & W. G. Brown & Co., Ebenezor Carlton, 
Calvin Burns, Libby & Gilmore, Kenney & Boles, Lawrence Co., { 
lumber; Dayid S. Snow k Son, doors, sash and blinds; George W. 
LiM)y & Co., Sinclair & Co., Svmmera & Co.. starch; Jenkins 
& Minot, pailfl, tuba and chnma. gMotei'^Cenirai, by C. U. 
Abbott. 



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If. H. Board of Agrlcaltare. 

M08E8 HuMPHHKY, Concord, Chairman. 

Jambs O. Adams. Manchefit«r» Secretary. 
J. Frank Lawrence, Epping; W. II. II. Manon, Moultonborough ; 
8. W. BufiXim, AViuc healer; LutluT H. ih>i*kiuf«, Lyman; Charles 
Jones, Milton; Thomait J. VV hippie, Lacouia; E. U. Brown, 
Croydon; N. B. ftorUnt, JeArtoii. 



lit OnvRtcr.— i^MeMor, Samnel A. Hftley, Newmarlral. 

CoUector, Andrew H. Young, Dover. 
2d DiBTBicr.— David F. Wliittle, Deering. 

CoUecUn-, Elijah M. Topllff, Manchester. 
8a DitTSiOT.—j|««e«ior, BoilTar Ix»TelL Alstead. 

Cottedor, Chetter FU«, Conilsb. 



Mlnitters to Foretgii Cautries. 

ENVOYS «XTBAORDnrA«T AND MINISTERS PLWUFOTEKTT ^T!T. 

Austria Vienna John Jay, N. Y ijtl'i.tKX) 

Brazil Rio Janeiro. . Henry T. liiow, Mo 12,000 

Chili •...8»iit!affO Jndson Kilpatrick, N. J.. .10.000 

China reking...... Frede rick F\ Low, Cal 12.000 

France Paris KUhu B. WaPhburne, 111.. . .17,600 

Great Britain London Robert C. Sohenck, Ohio. . .17,600 

Italy Florence (ieorge V. Marnh, Vt 12,000 

Mexico iMexicO Thoman II. Nelson. Ind 12.000 

Peru Lima Alvin P. liovey, Indiana. . .10,000 

Praaslt Berlin George Bancroft, N. Y 12,000 

RuBsim St. Petersbu'g Andrew G. Curtin. Pen n. . .12.000 

Spain Madrid Daniel E. Sicklea, li.Y 12.000 

JCIIflSTJCKS BJbSIDKKT* 

Argent*eCoiiMHi Bvenos Ayres Robert C. KfrV, OWo 7,500 

Belgium Bruwels J. Russell JonoF, 111 7.500 

goiivia. Cochabamba. Leopold Markbreit, Ohio. . . .7.600 

Costa Rica San Jose Jacob B. Blair, Va 7.500 

Denmark Copenhagen .Geo. H. Y'eaman. l^y 7 roo 

Ecuador Qufto David A. Nunn,Tenn 7,r>o0 

Guatemala Guatemala. .. S. A. Hudson, Iowa 7,600 

Sandwich lalands Honolulu. .. .Henry A. Pierce, Mmp 7W 

Hayti P't-au-Prince.Ebenezer D. Ba^eett, PeBn..7,fiOO 

Honduraa Tegucigalpa.. .Henry Baxter, Mich 7,600 

•Jnpan Yedo..". . .. . . .Cha'8 E. De Long, Nev 7,600 

'-•heria Monrovia F. A. Derniar, La 4.000 

The NctherIand0..Hagtto Hugh Ewing, Ohio 7,500 

Nicaragua Leon Charles N. Kiotte, Texas. . ..7.600 

Paraguay Asuncion • • • • • • -7.600 

Portugal. Lisbon Samuel Shellabarger, Ohio. .7 600 

Salvador San SalvadorA. T. A. Torbert, Del 7,600 

Sweden & NorwayStockhohn . C. Andrews, Masa 7,600, 

Switzerland Berne Horace Kublee, Wis 7.6001 

Turkey Cons ntlnopleEdward Joy Morrii» Pi 7,600 

U. S. of Columbia. Bogota S. A. Hurlbut 7,600 

Venezuela Caraccaa J. R. Partridge, Md 7,600 



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STAMP DUTIES. 



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Affreement, Aj)praiiemeniw OmfrdM<» ..4 

Bomk Check, l>raft or Order, for any sum drawn upon any 

bank, banker or trust company at sight or on demand,. . .02 
When drawn upon any other person or persons, for any 

sum exceedine SIO, at siffht or on demand, 02 

Bill of Exchange (foreigBor uiluid)or LetUri^ OrtdU^ not 

exceeding $100 .06 

Every additional SlOO, or fractional part in excess of ilOO, .06 
JMH of Lading (domestic or inland) or to any port in Britlth 

North America 10 

Bill qf Sale : when the consideration does not e^^ceed i600,« ••^ .60 

Exceeding 9600, and not exceeding $1,000 SI .00 

Bond and Morff/dffe : not exceociing SI ,000 •€•... .50 

Every additional 81.000 or iraction thereof (See Mortgage) .50 
Cerlijicale (\f Jfeasureinent, or weight tor all articles (except- 
ing animals, wood, coal or hay, which are exempt) 05 

<krHfic(^ qf Deposit^ Bot ti wCo d ing 9100^ 02 

Exceeding iSlOO 06 

C^rtijicate of Stock in any incorporated company 25 

Ckm9e!ifain4» or Deed, for a consideration not exceeding 9600.. . .60 

Exceeding !J?5(.'0, and not oxcf^f^din^ ? 1,000 Sl.OO 

Every additional 1^600, or fractional part thereof. .60 

Conefae^-Bro1cer'B Contract, 3111 orlfemorandtim of Sale, eacb. .10 
Entrij for withdrawal of any goods ft*om hondt d warehouse .05 
Bntri/ of goods at Custom-ljousp, not exceeding -i^lW in value. .25 

l^xceeding $100, and not exceeding $500 iu value 60 

SxceediDff 8600 in value 91.00 

Inturance (Fire, Marine, and Inland,) Polices or rentefVirali Of 

the same, if the premium docs not exceed 910 10 

Exceeding ^10, and not exceeding $50 .25 

Exceedln|[ SoO .60 

Insurance ( Lafe), wlien tlio amonnt insured does notaxoaed 

91»000 .26 

Exceeding $1,000, and not exceeding $5,000. .60 

Xcote, Affreement, Afemorandum, or Contract for the hire, use, 
or rent of any land, tenomont, or portion thereof, where 

the rent or rental value U $300 per annum or less .60 

For each additional 9800, or firaetional part tiiareot .60 

Mart gage on land, estate or personal propertj^axecedlng $100, 

and not exceeding S5(K) 50 

Kxcooding S500, and not exceeding $1,000 $1.00 

Kvory a dditional $600, or fraction in exoesa of 91,000 40 

Ifotes, Drn fts, or Orders for the pavment of any sum otherwise 
than at sight or on demand, or any Promissory Note, 
Metncrandttm, 0teck^ Rtceipt, or other written or printed 
"evidence of an amount of money to be paid on demand, 

or at a time designated for a sum not exceeding $100 

And for every additional flOO, or fractional part thereof. . 
FoBwoffB TkM mm the United States to a liDreign porti not 

exceeding $35 , 50 

Exceeding $35, and not exceeding $50 $1.00 

For every additional $60. or fractional part thereof. $1.00 ; 

INMOST Q/* ^«orii«i/, to coOact rent .»...,.. .2;j 

Power qf AUomsy, to lease or s^l real estate.. 91.00 



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QUALIFI0ATION8 OY TOTERS. 239 



Qualilications of Voters in the Several States. | 

Afabftma: All male persons of the United 8tat<*fl, nativo or 
natiiraliz«Ml, over twenty-ouc vfars o! age. Residence in fc»tate six 
months, and county thm* months. 

Arkansas: Every mah* p»T8on of the United Stat^^over twenty- 
one years of age. Residence in State six months next preceding] 
election. | 

CaJiJ'ornia: White male citizens of the United States, and those 
of Mexico who may cho<>}*e to complv with the provisions of the; 
treaty ol Quen^tttro, of May 3(), 1»4», who have resided in tliej 
State six months and in the county or district thirty days. The 
Lej2:is]ature is empowered, by two-thirds vote, to confer suflVage 
on Indians. 

Connecticut: Residence in tlie State one year and the town six 
months, of white male citizens of good moral character, who shall 
be able to read any article of the Constitution or section of the! 
statutes. 

Delaware: Residence in the State one year, in tlie county one 
month, with payment of a county tax, assemed at leust six months i 
before an election, ^ives the right to vote to free white male citi-[ 
zens, except that citizens between 21 and 22 years of age need not 
have paid the tax. 

Fiorula: All male persons over twenty-one yeaw of age. Reri- 
dence in .State one year, and county six months. 

Georf/ia: Every nmle citizen over twenty-one years of age, who 
shall have paid the taxes ri^iuin^d of him. Resiclence in St«te sixi 
months and county thirty days. ir. .. si 

ItlinoiH: AH wliite male inhabitants who have rprfded In the 
State one year can vote in the district where actually ^>^i(iing. i 

Indiana': A residence of six months in the State entitles whitc| 
male citizens to vote in the county of their residence, and foreign- 
ers who have been in the United States one year and have declared , 
their intentions. I 

lotra: Male citizens of the United States, residing in State six 
months and county sixty days, are entitled to vote. 

Kansa^H: Rt^sidence in the'state six numths and in the township 
or ward thirty days confers the right of suttVa^re on white male 
citizens, and foreigners who have declared their int<>ntioua. 

Kentucky: Free white njale citizens who have n»sided in the 
State two years, county one y(»ar, and precinct sixty days. 

Louisiana: Every male person over twenty-one years of age, 
native or naturalized. Residence in State one year prior to elec- 
tion, and parish ten days. 

Maine: Citizens of the United States, except paupers and per- 
sons under guardiant^hi)), who have resided in the State three 
months next preceding the election. I 

Alaryfand: A rosidi-nce of one year in the State, and six months' 
in the county, gives the right to vote to every white male citizen. I 

MasKachusetts : A residence of one year in the State, and county' 
six months, and jiayment of a State or county tax, gives the right 
to vote to male citizens of 21 years and upward, except paupers, 
and persons under guardianship. | 

Muhigan : A residence in the State of six months preceding the 
election entitles white male citizens, civilized Indians not a mem- 
ber of any tribe, and foreigners who have declared their intentions. 

Minnesota: Tlie right to vote is extended to male persons of 21 



240 QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS. I 

yewtof age, of tbe following claases. If they hare reiMed in tne' 

Ulllt<»d Statos ono yoar. the StiiTo four monthp, ;iTid thr oloction 
; dlBtrict ten (lays. VVhiTc citizens of tlie United JStates, and those 
of foreign birth who have declared their intentions to become 
citizens; persons Of mixed white aad Indian blood who have 
adopted the customs of civilization, and those of pure Indian 
i blood who liaTe been pronounced cuiable by any district court of 
j the State. | 
Mtssissippi: Male inhabitants over tweiit7«<»Be yem of age.' 
Residence in State six months and county one month, I 
Missouri: Citizens of the United States who have resided in the 
State one year, and cennt^ three montlis, awe entitied to voCeJ 
unless disqualified by rebollion on taking the oath of loyalty. ' 

Nebraska: White citizens and foreigners who have declared 
their intentions. { 
j Neoada: White male citizenship, residence in the State six 
months and county thirty days. { 
N ew- Hampshire : All male citizens over 21 years of age except 
paupers, Besidence in town six months. I 
Jfew^ersey : One vear in the State and five months In the 
county, gives the right to vote to white male citizen?. 

Neta-York: White male citizens of the United States, who have 
resided in the State one 3rear, in the county four months, and deo-j 
tion district thirty days, are entitled to vote, and all men of color 
who have re^^ided in the State three years, and own and pay taxes 
on a freehold assessed at $250. i 

l^orth'Caroiina : Male persons orer twenty«one years of age.' 

Residence in State one year, and county one month. ' 

Ohio: Every white male citizen oi 21 years of age, who has. 
resided in the State one year. 
Oregon : White male eitinem wlio hm resided in the Staito six 

months. 

Fenntylvania: Residence in the State one year, and ten days in 
the deeHon district, with payment of a State and county tas^ 
assessed ten days pnof to an election, gives the right to vote, 
except that citizens between twenty-one and twenty-two years of 
age need not have paid the tax. | 
Bhode-Island : A lYwhold possession of S18» or, if in reversion, 
renting for S7, together with a residence of one year in the State, 
and six months in the town : or, if no tVeehold, then a residence of 
two years in the State, and six months in the town, and payment, 
of 81 tax or military service instead. 

South- Carolina: Every male citizen over twenty«onc years of 
age. Residence in State one year, and county two months. I 
TXutessee.* Oitisens of the United States, without regard to 
color, unless disqualified bf the rsbeOion, who haTevesidea in the 

State six montiis. j 

Texas : 

Vermont: Any eitizen of the United States who has resided in 
ibe State one year, and will take tl» oath of allegiance. 

Virginia: Male persons over twenty-one years of age. Residence 
in 8tal«, one rear, and cofunt^p three months. 

West Virgtnia: White male citizens, residents of the State one 
year, and county thirty days, unless disqualitied by rebellion. 

Wiscongin: Both white and colored citizens of the United 
Staites, or white llBrslgners who liare declared their intentions to 
become citizens. 



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! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I 

Siikwkal Facts connected irifh the formation of th€ oHgimol 

Union t cmd the adjniy<,^ioH q/' ntw states. 

On Monday, September 5, 1774. a number of men were atsem- 
bled «t Carpenter^s Hall, Phllmdelphia, who btd been «hoMO by 
the MTCral ColoDieft> in wbat now con*»titute.'< the I'nitod States, 
: to hold a Cooffreas for the purpose of di8CU8«inj? certain ^Tir vancef* 
imputed to the mother couutry. This Congreit^ resolved that 
€Mh coloaj elMWld baTe one vote only. On Tuesday, Joly 2, 
1776, the Congrefs^ resolved '*Tlmt these United Colonies nre, and 
of n^cht ouffht to be, Free and Independent 8tate«," etc. ; and on 
: Thurbduy, July 4, the whole Declaration of Independence having 
! been agrelMl apon,, was pabliely read to the people. On 8eptem- 
jber9itwa^ resolved that the words United ('olonie.';" .'^iKnild 
I uo longer be uaed, and tbat United btatea'^ abould ihi^nceior- 
ward be the style and title of tbe Union. On Satorda^, NoFem- 
' her 15, 1777, ** Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union ot 
j the United States of America'- were agreed to by t\n- Stato Dele- 
I gate8, subject to the ratification of the several State Ix gi.^latures. 
I Eight of tbe States ratlfled tboM aitielee Joly 9, 1778; one July 
21; one Jniv 24; one November tt{ aiM Fabnuuy lS»in9; aad 
tba last one Mareb 1, 1781. ^ 



PRE8IDE2fT.S OF TUB COMTINBNT.4L 

Peyton Randolph, Virginia, Septembers, 1774: b 1728, d 1776. 

Henry Middleton, S^mth- Carolina, October 22, 1774. 
' Peyton Randolpli, Virr/huft, Mav 10, 177A; b ir23, d 1775. 
. John Hancock, Mastdctimatta^ May 24, i<<5i b 1787, d 1798. 

Benry Laurens, Stmth'CurQUina^ Vovamber 1. 1777; b 17fi8, d 1792. 
I John Jay, Ntw-Y^rk, December 10, 1778; b 1745. d 1829. 
; Sam'l Huntington, C0nn<»cticiit^ September 28, 1779; b 1782, d 1798. 
, Thomas McKean, Delaware, July 10, 1781: h 1734, d 1817. 

John Hanson, Maryland^ November 5, ITol; b d 1788. 

I Elias Boudinot, ycir-Jer»tt/, November 4, 1782; b 1740, d 1824. 

Thomas Mitiiin, J'ennsulvania, November 3, 17RS; b 1744, d 1800. 

Richard Henry Lee, rtrginia, November 80, 1786; b 1732. d 1794. 

Nathaniel Gorhara, A/assocAtAsef^s, JaB€6, 1786; b 1738, d 17(H3. 

Arthur St. Clair, Pennsylvania, Febrnarv 2, 1787; b d 1818« 

Cyrus Griffin, Virginim^ January 22, 1788; b 1748, d 1810. 

The seat of government was established, first at Philadelphia, 
Penn., commencing September 5.1774; and May 10, 1776: at Balti- 
more, Md., Dee. 20, 1746; at Philadelphia, Penn., Marob 4, 1777; 
nt Lancaster, Penn., September 27, 1777; at York, Penn., Septem- 
ber 30, 1777; at Philadelphia, Penn., July 2, 1778; at Princeton, 

.N. J., June 30, 1783; at Annapolis, Md., November 26, 1788: at 
Trenton, N. J., NoTambtr 1, 1784; aad at Now-York Cityy Jaau* 

I ary 11, 1786. 

I On the 4th of March, 1789^ the present Constitution, which had 
been adopted by a convention and ratified by the requisite num- 
I ber of States, went into operation. The several State JLagteto- 
\ tures ratified this instrument at the following dates: 
I Delaware, Decemt)er 7, 1787; Pennsylvania, December 12^ 1787; 
I NewoJersey, Deeenbar 18, 1787; Georgia, Janvary 2, 1788; Con. 
necticut, January 9. 1788; Massachusetts, February 6, 1788; Mary. 
Innd, April 28, 1788; South-Carolinn, May 23, 1788; New.>Harap. 



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ADMISSION OF STATES. 



8hire, June 21, 1788; Virpnia, Juue 26,1788; New-York, July 
26,1788; ^ orth-Caroliua, November 21, 1789; iUiode-lelauU, May 
29, 1790. 

The privilege of becoming members of the Union by ratifying 
the Conetitution was couliiied to those States that were parties to 
the eonfederatton by wbioh the Constftiitioii had been framed. 
The Constitution was adopted by the Convention, September 17, 

1787. It required that nine States should ratify it before its pro- 
visioDs could go into effect. Congress, on the 13th of September, 

1788, determliied that as a soflsient number of States baa ratlHea 
It — eleven having done so — it should become operative on the 
first VVednisduv (the 4th) of March, 1789. North-Carolina and 
Rhode-IsUinii hud not yet sanctioned it; but as eoon as they 
acceded to its provisions, they were admitted to its privileges. 

Twenty -four States have been admitted into the Union since 
the coutederation of the original thirteen colonies: 

1. Vermont, March 4, 1791. 

2. Kentucky, June 1, 1792. 



3. Tennessee, June 1,1796. 

4. Ohio, November 29, 1802. 

5. Louisiana. April 8, 1812. 

6. Indiana, Deeemberll,1816. 

7. Mississippi. Dec'm'r 16, 1817. 

8. Illinois, December 3, 1818. 

9. Alabama, December 14, 1819. 

10. Maine, March 16, 1820. 

11. Missouri, August 10,1821. 

12. Arl^uisas, June 16, 1886. 



13. Michigan. January 26, 1887. 

14. Florida, March 8, 1845. 



15. Texas, December 29, 1845. 

16. Iowa, December 28, 1846. 

17. Wisconsin, May 29, 1848. 

18. Califomia,8eptember 9, 1861 . 

19. Minnesota, February 12,1868« 

20. Oregon, April 1869. 

21. Kansas. March. 1861. 

22. WestVirginia^FebrnarylSaS. 

23. Nevada, Oct. 81, 1864. 

24. NebraslLa, Marob 1, 1867. 



CABINET OFFICERS. 

BECUETAUIES OF STATE. 

The " State DepartmenV^ was created hy Act qf Congress ^ 1789. 

Thomas Jefferson, Virginia, 2G Sept., 1780; born 1743, died 1826 

Edmund Randolph, Virginia, 2 January, 1794; b , d 1Q13. 

^ ember, 1795: b 1745, 

1800; b 1755. d 1836. 
James Madison, Virginia^ 5 March, 1801; b 1751, d 1837. 
Robert Smith, Maryland^ 6 March, 1809; b 1757, d 1842. 
James Monroe, Virginia^ % November, 1811; b 1759, d 1831. 
John Quincy Adams, Mass..^ March, 1817; b 1767, d 18A8. 
Henry Clay, KeiUuckiu 8 March, 1825; b 1777, d 1862. 
Martin Van Bnrsn, Ntno-Twk^ 6 Mareb, 1829$ b 1782, d 1861. 



Timothy Pickerinif, Mass., 10 December, 1795j b 1745, d 1819k 
John 3larshall, nr^rin/a, 18 May, 



I<jdward Livingston, Louisiana, 



1831 ; b 1764, d 1836. 



Louis McLanc, Delaware, 7 Marcli, ISaS; b 1786, d 1857. 
John Forsyth, Ueargia, 27 Juue, 1834; b 1780, d 1841. 
Daniel Webster, Massachusetts, 5 March, 1841; b 1782, d 1852. 
Hugh S. Legare, South- Carolina. 9 May, 1843; b 1797, d 1848. 
Abel P. Upshur, Virginia, 24 June, 1843; b 1790, d 1844. 
John Nelson (acting), Maryland, 29 February, 1844; b — d . ... 
John C. Calhoan, South-CaroliitM, 6 March, 1844: b 1782. d 1850. 
Tames Buchanan, Pennsylvania, 5 March, 1845; b 1791, d 1868. 
John M. Clayton, Delaware^ 7 March, 1848: b 1796, d 1856. 
Dan'lWebcteMraM.,20Jaly, 1860; bFranldin.N. H.,1782, d 180. 
Edward Everett, Massachusetts, —1852; b 1794, d Jan. 15, 1886* 
William L. Marcy, Netr-Ynrk. f) March, 1«53; b 178'), d ]W>. 



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Lewis Ca08, Mich., 6 Mar. 1857 ; b Exet«r, N. H., Oct. 9. 1782; d im. 
Jeremiah S. Black. Penn., Dec. 14, 1860; b 1810. 
WilJiam H. Seward, New-Y'ork, March 6, 1861; blfiOl* 
Elihu B. Wuhburue, lUinais, Mar. 4. 1869. 
Hmmnton Fi»h, irew-Tork, Mar 17, 1MB; b IM. 

SB0ESTARIB8 OF THE TBBASimr. 

The " IVecuury DepartmenV^ was created by Act qf CoHgre$$^ 1789. 

Alexander Huinilton, Xew-YorL; 11 Sept., 1789; b 1757, d 1804. 
Oliver Wolcott, Connect iciU, 8 February, 1795; b 1759, d IS.3.3 
Samuel Dexter, Massachunetts^ 31 December, 1800; b 1761, li 
Albert Gallatin. /Vnnsv/ranla, 26 Junuary, 1802; b 1761, d 1849. 
(ieorjje W. Campboll, Tennessee, 9 Februiirv. 1S14; b 176^?, d 1848. 
Alexander J. Dallas, /'«ii}M///fanta, 6 October, 1814 ; b lit>0,d 1817. 
WilHam fl. Crawford, Otnrgia, 5 Marcli, 1817; b 1772. d 1834. 
Richard Rush, Pennsylvania, 7 March. 1826, b 1780, d 1860. 
Samuel D. Ingham, Pennsylvania, 6 March, 1820; b 1779, d 1800* 

Louis McLane, Delaware^ 1831; b 1786, d 1857. 

William J. Dnane, Penniffloania, 1888; b 1780. 

Roger B. Tanev (not confirmed by Senate). }^sri \ b 1777. d W4. 
Levi Woodbury, New- Hampshire, 21 June, 1834; b 1789, d 
Thomas Kwing, Ohio, 5 March, 1841; b 1789. 
Waller Forward, /VniMy/faiiia, 13 .September, 1841 ; b 178f5,d 1862. 
John C. Spencer, New-York, 8 March, 1843; b 1787, d 1S56. 
George M. Bibb, Kentucky, 15 January 1844; b 1784, d 1859. 
Robert J. Wfdieer. Mistissippi, 6 March, 1846: bl80l ; d^ov. 1869, 
William M. Mereaith, Pennsylvania, 7 March. 1819: b •••• 
Thomas Corwin, Ohio, 20 July, 1850; b 1794, d 186B. 
James Guthrie, Kentucky, 5 March, 1858; b 1798. 
flowall Cobb, Georgia, 5 March, 1867; b 1815, d Oet. 9, 18e8» 
Philip F. Thomas, Maryland, I860; b 1810. 
John A. Dix, New- York, 1861; b Bojscawcn, N. TT., 1708. 
Salmon P. Chase, Ohio, 6 March, 1861; b Cornish, IS'. H., 1808. 
Wm Pitt Feg8enden,M<?.,June,1864; b B<>8caweil,N.H., Oct.16,1806; 
Hugh McCulloch, Indiana, March 4, 1S(56. LdSeot.1869. 
George S.Boutwell, AfaMs., March IP 18f59; b 1818. 1 

BfiCRETARIES OF THE IKTKKIOR. 

The ^* Deparmemi(^tkeMerhr,^*€reaiedbif Act Congress ^ 1849. 
Tlioinas Ewing, OMo, 7 Marcb, 1849; b 1TB8. 

T. M. T. McKonnan, PcJin., 1860; d 1852. 
Alexander U. U. Stuart, Virginia, 2 September, 1860. 
Robert McClelland. Michigan, March, 1853; b 1807. 
Jacob Thompson, Mississippi, 5 March, 1857; b 1810. 
Caleb B. Smith, Indiana, 6 Marcb, 188^; bl808,di86i. 

John r. Usher, Indiana, 1862. 

Jamea Harlan, Iowa, 15 May, 1885; b 1810. 
O. II. Browninp, TlHnnis, 1 September, 1866. 
Jacob D. tox. Ohio, March 4, 1869; bXSaS. 
Columbiu Dei^no, Ohio, Nov. 1870. 

SECRETARIES OF WAB. 

War Depoftment^^* created 8y Act nf€km§ru$^ AuffUft 7, 1789. | 

Henry Knox, Massachusetts, 12 September, 1789; b 1750, d 1806. 
Timothy Pickering, Massachusetts, 2 January, 1705; b 1746,d 1^.| 
John Mc Henry, Maryland, 27 January, 1796; b . . .., d .... 
Samuel Dtxter, JfOtMcftiMe^ 18 May, 1800; b m, d 1816. 
Roger Griawold, OonneeUeui^ 8 Febmafjr, 1801; b 1782, d 1812 



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flenry Dearborn, MasaachusettsA March. 1801; b 1751. d 1829. 
William Kustis, MasiOchuaeUs, 7 March, 1809: b 1764. d 1825. 
Fobn Armgtrong. Ifew-Ycrk, 19 Janoary, 1813: b 1760, d 1848. 
Tames Monroe, Virginia, 26 September, 1814; b 1769. d 1831. 
William H. Crawford, Georgia, 2 March, 1816; b 1772, d 1884. 
jieorge Graham, Virginia, 1817; b 1768, d 1826. 
John p. Calboiiii. 8, OtroHnaA^ December, 1817; b 1782, d I860' 
Janes Barbour, Virginia,! March, 1825: b 1776, d 1842. 
Peter B. I'orter, New-York, 2») May, 1828; b 1778. d 1844. 
John 11. Eaton, Tennessee, March, 1829; b 17!K), d 18ii6. 

Lewis Cass, Michigan, 1881; b Exeter, H. H ., 1788. 

Benjamin F. Butler, New-Yorl:, 1887; b , d 1860. 

Joel K. Poinsett, South-Carolina, 7 March. 1887 i b 1779, d 1861. 
John Bell, Tennessee, 5 March, 1841 ; b 1797. 
John McLean, OAto, (declined) 13 September, 1841. 
John C. Spencer, New- York, 12 October, 1841 ; b 1787, d 1866. 
James M. Forter, l^ennsylvania^ B March, 1848. 
William Wilkins, Pmngvlwmta^ 16 February, 1844. 
William L. Blarcv. Xe7tJ-YoH\ 6 March, 1846; b 1786, dl880. 
George W. Crawford, Geor(/i(t,7 March, 1849; b 1798. 
Charles M. Conrad, Louisiana, 15 August, 1860; b 1807. 
Jeffers^on Davis, Mississippi. 6 March, 1863; b 1808. 
John B.Floyd, Virginia, 6 March, 1857; b 1806, d 1888. 
Joseph Holt, Kentucky, December, 1860 ; b 1807. 
Simon Cameron, Pennsylvania, 6 March, 1861; bl799. 
Bdwin M. Stanton, Pennsylvania, December, 1862; bl815 
Ulysses S.Grant, Illinois {ad int.), Aug. 12. 1867; b OhIo.ADr 27,1822. 
John H. Schofield, Ulinais, Mav 80, 1868; b N. Y., 1881. 
John A. Rnwlins, III,, Knroh 11, 1880: d. Sept., 1888. 
William W. Betknap, Iowa, Oct. 1888. 

raOBXTABZBB 09 TBM VAYT. 

*^ifoivy Deparimmi,^ mated bif Act pfCofngrets^ April 80, 1798. 

George Cabot, Me^naehnsetiit 8 May, 1798; b 1751, d 1828. 

Benjamin Stoddert. Marr/fand, 2\ May. 1798. 

Kobert Smith, Maryland, 2o Janunry, 1801 : b 1757, d 1842. 

Jacob Crowninshield, Massachusetts, 2 March, 1806. 

Paul Hamilton, South'Caralina, 7 Mareh, 1809; b ....,d 1818. 

William Jones, Pennsylvania, 12 January, 1818. 

B. W. Crowninshield, Mass., 17 December, 1814; b 1774, d 1861 

Smith Thompson, New- York, 80 November, 1818 ; b 1767, d 1843, 

John Rogers, 1828; b 1766, d 1888. 

Samuel L. Southard, JVeir-.7pr^»PT/, 9 December, 1828 ; bl787|dl842. 
John Branch, A'^or^^-Caro/ina. 9 March, 1829; bl782. 
Levi Woodbury, New-Bampthk^, 1881; n 1789, d 1861. 
Mahlon Dickerson. New-Jersey, 30 June, 1834, b 1769, d lRr>3. 
James K. Paulding, Neiv-York, 30 June, 1838: b 1779, d 18G0. 
George K. Badger, North-Carolina, 6 March, 1841: b 1796. 
Abel Upshur, Virginia, 18 Sefiteniber, 1841 ; b 1708, d 1844. 
David Henshaw, Massachuseffs, 24 July, 1848: b 1791, d 185Q. 

Thomas W. Gilmer, Virginia, 15 February, 1844: b d 1844. 

John Y. Mason, Virginia, 14 March, 1844; b 1795, d 1869. 
(ii'orrre Banoroft, MassachtU^is, 10 March, 1S45; b 1800. 

John Y. Mason, Virginia. 1846; b 1795, d 1869. 

William B.Preston, Virginia,! March. 1849; d 1862.* 
Wfllinm A. Grnbnn, JforfA-OnroUna, 90 July, 1860; b 1800. 



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John P. Kennedy, Maryland^ 1%2; b 179i5. 

James C. DohbUk^ North- Carolina, 5 March, 1853; b 1814, d 1867. 
Isaac Toncev, Connecticut, 5 March, lHf)7 ; b 1798. 

I Gideon Wellea, Connecticut, 6 March, 1801: b 1802. 
Adolph K. Borie, Pmn,, Mareb 4, 1869; b 1814. ' 
George H. BobeiOB, New^entp, June, 1889. 
The ^^Post'Qfice DepartmmP* ita$€$tablM«d by the old Congren. 
Samuel On^ood, MaRsachmetts, 26 September, 1789 ; b 1748, d 1818. 
Timothy Pickering, Mans.^ 7 November. 1794; b 1745. d 1829. 
Joseph iiabertiham, Georqia, 25 February, 1<96; b 175(), d 1816. 
Gideon Granger, Connecticut, 26 Jannarv, 1S<>2: b 1767. d l8Ett. 
Return J. Mcig*?. Jr.. Ohio, 17 March. 1814; b 1764>, d 1826. 
John McLean, Ohio, 9 December, 1823; b 1786, d 1861. 
William T. Barrv, Kentneky, 9 Kareh, 18S9; b 1785, d 1888. 
Ames Kendall, Kentucky, 1 May. 1836: b 1789; d Nov., 1869. 
John M. Niles, CoiniecticiU, 25 May, 1840: b 1787. d 186ft, 
Francis Granger. New- York, 6 March, 1841; b 1787. 
Cbarlea A. wielilif'e, Kmtucky, 18 September, 1841. 
Cnvc Johnson, Tennessee, 6 March, 1846 ; d N o vember 28, 1888. 
Jacob Collanier. Vermont,! March, 1849; b 1792. 
Nathan K. Hall. Sew- York, 2<) July, 1860; h 1810, d 1861. 
Samuel D. Hubbard, Connecticut, October. 1862 ; b 1799, d 1866. 
James Campbell, Penn.^ylvania, 6 3Iarch. 1853. 
Aaron V. Brown, Tenntssee^ 6 March, 1867; b dl869. 

Joiepb Holt, Kentucky, 1889; b 1807. 

Horatio KinK. I860; b 1811. 

Montgomery Blair, Afaryland, 6 March, 1861; h 1813. 
William Oeniiiriou, 0/iio, September, 1864; b 1816. 
Alexander H. Randall, Wi$«m9k^ Jnlj, 1866; b 1819. 
Joim A. J. GreMWcU, JUarytand, Mareb 4, 1869; b 18S8. 

ATTOR?*EYP-OElf KR A L. 

The Attornev-Gen crnf of fhf . S. if! chief Ifiw offfcfT of Goi'^r^i' 
ment, cmd as tuch is considertd a member qf the Cabinet, lie m 
th€ ecmiUuHimal UgtU advi$er and d^fimdtr of the Goverwm^i, 

BdnHmd Randolph. FtV^MIa, 98 September, 1789; b ,dl818, 

William Bradford, Pennsi/frania, 27 January, 1794; b 17r)6,dl79/i. 
Charles Lee, Virginia, V) December, 1795; b 1757. d 1815. 
Levi Lincoln. MassachuHetts, 5 March, 1801; b 1749. d 1820. 
Robert Smith, Maryland, 8 March, 1806; b 1757, d 1848. 
John Brecken ridge. KentuckyAl January. 1S06; b ....,d I8f>6. 

, Caesar A. Rodney, Delatpore, 20 January, 1807; b d 1824. 

William Pinkney, Maryland, 11 December, 1811 ; b 1766, d 1822. 
Richard Rush, Pennsylvania, 10 February. b 1780, d 1860. \ 

, William Wirt, Maryland, 16 December, 1817; b 1772, d 1834. 
John McP. Berrien, Georffia, 9 March, 182d; b 1781, d 1856. | 
Roger B. Taney. Maryiemd, Deeember, 1881 ; b 1777, d 1884. < 
Benjamin F. Butler, .\V?r- York, 25 December, 18.35; b 1795. d 1858. 
Feli.x Ciiundy, lennessec, 1 September, 1838; b 1770, d 1840. ' 
Henry D, Gilpin, /^cn/i^j^y/vania, 11 January, 1840; b 1801,d 18G0., 
John J. Crittenden, Kentucky, 6 Mareb, 1841: b 1786. 
Hugh S.Legare, S. Carolina, 13 September, 1841 ; b 1797, d 1843.1 
John Nelson, Maryland, 1 July, 1843; b 1791. d 1860. 
John T. Maion, Vtrginia, 6 Mareb, 1846; b 1796, d 1869. 
Nathan CUflbrd,Jlfa^, 18i6; b Bumney, N. H., Aug. 18, 1803. 



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i 246 CABINET OFFICERS OF IT. B. 



I Isaac Toucey, Catinecttcut, 1848; b 1798; d 1869. 

i Reverdv Johnson, Maryland, 6 March, 1849; b 1796. 
[John J. Crittenden, Kentucky, 20 July, 1850; b 1786,dM6Sl. 
{Caleb Cu8hin{r, .Va^.sac'/iM.ve/Z.s, 5 3Iarch, 1853; b 1800. 
I Jeremiah IS. Black, PenmyLvania, 6 March, 1857; b 1810. 

Edwin tf. Stantoii, PtnmvlvafnUa. 1860; b 1814. 

Kdward Bates, Miasauri, 6 March, 1861 ; b 1791 ; d 1808. 

James Speed, Kenfucky, 6 December, 1864 ; b 1812. 

Henry btanbery, Xentucky. July. 1866; b 1803. 

WillUtm H. ErattB, yeuhTark, July, 1868. 

Ehenezer R. Hoar, Afas.9., Maroh 4, 1868; b 1816. 

Amofl T. Akerman, Georgia. ' 

OHZKV JU8TIOB8 09 TflB SVPEBIf B OOUBT. 

The « £h^^reme CourV^ i$ the I^ke$iJwtUsUatribmujU(tfih€ U. 8, 

John Jay, New-Tork, 26 September, 1789; b 1746, d 1829. 
John RutJedge, South- Carolina, 1 July, 1796; b 1739, d 1800. 
William Cushing, AlassachiMetta. 27 January, 1796. 
OUver BlIswortB; CminwHeut, 4 March, 1796; b 176t, d 1807. 

Jolin Jay, Nexc-Ynrk, 19 December, 1800; b 1745. d 1829. 
Jofin MarstuilJ, Virginia. 27 January, ISO] ; h 1755, d 18.36. 
Roger B. Taney, Maryland^2& December, 18^; h 1<77, d 1864. 
SaliBOii r. Cb«te, Oftio, 6 Deeember, 1884; b Corntob, N. H., 1808. 

A88O0IATS JU0TIOBS OF THB BVPRXICX OOUBT. 

Jobs Bntledge, 5(m/A-Caro/tna, 26 September, X789; b 1789, d 1800. 

William Cushin^?, Ma:^s., 27 September, 1789; b 1733. d 1810. 
Robert H. Harrison, Maryland, 28 Sept., 1789; b 1745. d 1790. 
James Wilson, Pennsylvania, 29 September, 1789; b 1742, d 1798. 
John Blair, Virginia, 30 September, 1788; b 1782, d 1800. : 
James IredeW^ Xorth-Carolina, 10 February, 1710; b 1750, d 1797. 
Thomas JobnsoD, iUar^/and, 7 ^rovember,'l791 ; b 1732, d 1819. | 
Williftm Fttterson, New- Ywh, 4 March, 1788: b 1748. d 1806. | 
Samuel Chase, Maryland, 27 .lanuarv, 1796; d 1741. d 1811. 
Bu?hrod Washington, Virqinia. 20 December, 1798; b 1768, d 1829. 
Alfred ^loor North-Carolina 1799; b 1755, d 1810. 
William Johnson, £SottlA-CV»ro/tna, 88 Mftren, 1804; b ....,1884. 
Brookholst Livinfrston, N. F . If, January, 1807; b 1787, d 1888. 

Thomas Todd, Virginia, 4 March. 1807; b , d 1?^6. 

Levi Lincoln, Mansacliuse/fs, 7 January, 1811: b 1749. d 1820. 
John Ouincy Adams, Mass.. 22 February, 1811; b 1767, d 1848. 
Gabrit'T Duval, Maryland, 18 November, 1811 ; b 1751. d 1844. j 
Joseph Story, Massachmetta^ 18 November, 1811; b 1779, d 1845. 
Smith Thompson, New- York, 9 December, 1823; b 1767, d 1843. 

Robert Trimble. Kentucky, 9 March, 1826; b d 1828.* 

John McLean. Ohio. 7 Marcb, 1^29; b 1786, d 1861. 

Henry Baldwin, Pennsy/rania, 6 January. 1830; b 1779, d 1844. 

James M. Wayne, Georr/ia, 18 January, 1886. 

IMiilip r. Harbour, Virqiuia. 15 March. 1838; b d 1841, 

I William Smith, Alabama, 8 March. 1837; b 1765, d 1840. 
John Catron, Tennessee, 8 March, 1837. 
lohn McKinley, Alabama, 3 September, 1837; b ..... d 1812. 
Peter V. Daniel, Virginia, .5 March, 1841; b 1786, d 1860. 
Samuel kelson, New- York^ February, 1846. 
Lew Woodbury, New^HampsMre, January, 1846: b 1790, d 1851. i 
aobert U. Qrier, Pemte^ivania, 1846; b 1784. 



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Benjamin R. Curtis, Masitachusetts*, 1 850 :b 1809. 
Edward A. Bradford. Louisiana, 1862. 
JobD A. Campbell, Alabama, ISod. 

Nathan Clifford, Maine, 1868; b Bonuifljr, K. Aug. 18, 1808. 

Noah H. Swavne, Ohio, 1862. 
Samuel F. MiJier, Iowa. 1862. 
David Davis, lOinMi, 1882. 

Stephen J. Field, California, IBC^. 
iniliam >tr(>nx, Pennsylvanin. l^'iO. 
John r. lii-adiey, A'tVhJerimy, IbOU, 



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1870. 


1800. 


1860. 


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TOTAL. 


TOTAL. 


Alabftnui 


997,500 
486,103 
556,208 


629,104 
824,a28 


435,132 
111,104 


964,201 
586,450 
879,994 
84,197 
460,147 
112,216 
75,080 
140,424 

1,057,286 

1.711,961 

1,350.428 
674,913 
107,206 

1,155,684 
708,002 
628,279 
687,049 

1,281,066 
749,013 
172,023 
791,805 

1,182,012 
28,841 
6,857 
826,073 
672 0J15 

3,880,735 
992,622 

2,839,511 
52,465 

2,906;215 
174,620 

1,109,801 

604.215 
815,098 
1,596,818 


771.623 
209,897 
92,597 








Connecticut., . 

Delaware 

Diat. Columbia 


537,886 
125,015 
131,706 
189,995 

1.179,886 

2.527,674 
1,076,046 
1,190,845 
362,307 
1,323.087 
728,000 
630,423 
781,955 
1,457,851 
1,184,296 

8a^,ooo 

834,190 
1,703,000 
123,000 
42,491 
818,300 
966,514 
4,370,846 
1,085.500 
2,652,802 
90,922 
3,517,272 
217,306 
725,000 
1,258,326 
797.500 
839,685 
1,249,607 
460.000 
1,055,290 


lld,42S 
71,895 
78,686 

606,007 


1,798 
3,181 
61,753 
462,280 


370,792 
91,532 
51,687 
87,445 
906,186 
851.470 
988,416 
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Kentucky 

Maine.. . 
MassachusettB. 


930,223 
876,913 

669,846 


225,490 
882,620 

87,188 


982,405 
517.762 
583,169 
583,034 
994,514 
897,654 
6,077 
606,526 
682,044 
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Minnesota 

Hisgissippi.. . . 


3.54.099 
1,058,352 
28,841 


436.696 
114,965 
10 


N. Hampshire. 
New- Jersey.. . 
New-York. . . . 
N.Oarolinft... 


661,586 


331,081 


317,976 
489,555 

3,097,894 
869,089 

1,980,329 
18,294 

2,311,786 
147,545 
668,607 

1,002,717 
212,592 
314,120 

1,421,661 


Pennsylvania. 
Khode-Island. 
1 S. Carolina... 


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301 271 
834,063 
^,651 


402 541 
275,784 
180,888 


West Virginia. 
Wifloonam 

TERKITORIES. 


1,105,196 


490,887 






775,881 


805,891 














4,839 
93,517 
40,266 
U,678 




4,839 
98,541 
40,295 
11,678 








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11,380 










88,807,399 i27,477,090 


3,952,801 


31,443,321 123,191,876 



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Connecticut, 

Delaware, 

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Geor|[[la, 

Illinois,* . 

Indiana 

Iowa« 

Kan«HP. 

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Minnesota, 

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New-Hanpahlre, 
j New- Jersey,* 

NeW'Yorlc, 

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Ohio, 

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1 Texan, 

Vermont, 
! Virginia, 

Wiscousin, 

Dist. Of Ooiambla 

Nebraska Ter., 

New-Mexico Ter., 
t Utah Ter., 

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99,841,026 

22,161,872 
156.707.980 
21.0»"»2 5o6 
22,8»>2^70 

a'i.-).425.714 
156.2(56,1 K)6 
202.660,264 
98,714,688 

801.028,456 
288,908 ,T64 

122.777 671 
219.217,864 
578.842 280 

Not returned 
228.961. 18l> 
137.247,707 
lM;i,»?52,8;t'') 
2(K),()00,000 
1,080,309,216 
286,800.472 
604,726.120 
6,or>;i.474 
722.486,120 
80.608.794 
288.2r)7.6!)4 
201.246,086 
62,740,473 
92.205.049 
43»X701.082 
42,()r>G,596 
14,018,874 

6,174,4n 
986,088 



1860 



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219.256478' 
2(^7,874,r.i.'>> 

444,274,114 

46.242.181 

7;i.l'>1.5<'<> 
G4r).8l»5,237 
8710^60,282, 
528.836^ 
217 n:W.265l 

81.327.895 
t>66.048,112 
608.118^ 
190.211. 
876,919,944 
816.237.4^33 
257.1^>n.9s:j 

62 294.413 
607,824.9111 
601.214,896' 
156.810.8(>0 
467,918,324 
1.848.888.517, 
868.789W 
1,10.'? 898,422' 

28,930,637- 
1,416,501,818 
L35.837.688 
548.1. '38. 7r)4 
4t»3.9l>;i,8i^2 
»i6,200,614 
122.477.170 
798,249,681 
2W.671.668. 

41.084.945 
9,131.068 

20,818.768 
6,696,118 
5,601.488 



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179.415,448 

185 712.741 

288.666,184 
26.179.625 
r)<».239,280 
810,469 523 
716,695,276 
826,186.107 



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119.64 
219.74 
92.66 
457.98 
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167.31 
64.f»2 
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868,118.804 

67,434,029 

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868.966.691 



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207,918.324 l.'i3.95 
7C8JJ29.aoi 70.68 
18l!m,9e7 68.17 
680,172,302 186.54 
28,867,168 471.35 
694.016,698 9*3 or, 
64,828.794 68.10 
259.881,060 90.15 
2^)2,667.206 146.42 
312.460,141 692.44 
80.272.121 32.88 
862.648 699 84.17 
231,616,078 660.72 
27,066.0n 198.06 

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UNITED STATES GOVEBNMENT. 



BXBCUTIVi: BiSPARTBmHT. 

PMticteii^— ULTSSEa S. GRANT, Illinois; salary, $25,000 
rke^iVcdtfen^-SCHU YLB& COLFAX Indlm, 98,000 

ITATIOVAX. OABinr. 

Secretary of S'^a^e— Hamilton Fibh, of New- York, S8.000 
Secretary of the Treasury— i\v.o^aY. i^. Boutwkll, Mass., 8,000] 
Secretary qf IFar— William W. I$klknap, Iowa, 8,000 
Po9tmaiKtf^CleneTal—Zom A. J. CREaswMLL, Maryland, 8,000 
Secretary qf the yary—(iKonnE 31. Hobeson, Nt w-Jers^, 8,000 
Secretary of the /n^eHor— Columbus Delano, Oliio, 8,000 
Attamey-GenercU^AMOB T. AujUf an, Ga.» 8,000 

HoBAon Cafbom, Owi. ^^rioiiliiiri^WiiiiiBgton. 
JoHH Eaton, Jr., Com, JSdueaHon, waahliigifMiL , 



SUPREME COURT. 



Chief Justice— SAhUOii P. ('ha be. Ohio, J§6,600. Age, 62 

ifSiO0M</iiSll0S— Kattaan riirord, Main«. *« 66 

M « Samuel A'eJgon, Cooperstown, New-York. 77 
«• " JNoaU U. Swayne, Ohio. " 60 

*• Samitel F. Miller, Iowa. " 64 

" " David Davip, Illinois. «« 66 

" " Stephen J. Field, California. «» 63 

" " William Strong, Peniwylvania. 61 
«* *• Jobn P. Bradley, New-Jersey. *• 57 

L Salary of Associate Justices, 96^000. Court meets first Monday 
in December, at Waahin^'ton. Marsha/— K. C. Parsons. 

Reporter— John W. WalJaco. Clerk— D. W. Middieton. 

COURT OF CLAIMS. 

Joseph Casey, Penn., C. J. ; Edward G. Loring, Mass. ; Ebenezer 
Peck. 111.; Cha'9 C. Knott, N. Y.; Samuel Milligan, Tenu. 

Samuel U. Uuntington, Conn., Clerk; T. Lyle Dickef , HI.,'.^. 
AUor. Gen.; Robert S. Hale, N. Y., Special Commissioner. 

CIRCUIT COURT IN NEW-HAMPSHIRB 

Is held at Portsmouth, May 8; at Exeter, Octobers. 

NATHA^ Cliffoud, p. J.; Albert K. Hatch, Portsmouth, Clerk, 

DISTRICT COURT IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 

At Portsmouth, third Tuesday in March and September ; at Exe" 
ter, third Tuetiday in June and December. Damel Clark, Man- 
chester, Jik^grs; Cha'8 H. Bartlett, Mteiebester, Clerk; Hbivbt 
P. RoLFB, Concord, District Attorney; Joab N. Patterpon, 
Concord, Marshal; Joseph B. Adams, Portsmouth; John J. 
Lbatitt, Hampton ; EnoOH L. Colby, Lanoaeter, Deputy Mar- 
shals; Daniel J. Vaughn, Portsmouth; Datid Cboss, Man* 
cliester(offloein Concord), Pension Agent a. 

ilst Div. Tho'8 E. Sawteb, Dover; 
2d " Aaron W. SAWTBft, Nasbna; 
8d " Wm. H. H. Allen, Claremont. 



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Judge$ tke IH$iriet Court 

John Sullivan, 1789 to 1795 
John Pickerinnf, 1795 to 1806 
John S. Sherburne, 1800 to 1831 
Clerks of the District Court of 

Jonathan Steele, Nov. 10, 1789 
John Snilivan, pr» Cem., 1797 
George Sullivan, " 1797 
Charles Cutts, ** 1798 
R. Cutt« Shannon, Aug. 9, 1804 
Geo. W. Presoott, Apr. 11, 1814 
J^eyton Wnemuk, ]i«roh,<18i 7 



the U, S, for Ne^'HampMre, 



Matthew HarT€7% 
Daniel Clark, 



1831 to 1865 
1865 to 



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William Claggett, June, 1821 
Samuel Cnshman, Hareh, 1825 

Charles W. Cutter, June. 1826 
John L. Hayes, March, 1840 
W. U. y . Hackett,assist.crk,1847 
Albert R. Hatch, July 16, 1848 
Chartoa H. Barttett, June, 1867 



CONGRKSS. 

The Ck>ninreM of the V. 8. eonsiBtB of a Senate and Home of 

Representatives, and must assemble once every year, on tho first 
Monday of December, unless otherwise provided by law. 

^nate. The Senate is composed of two members from each 
State. They are cboaen by the Legislatures of the several States, 
for the term of six vears, one third being elected biennially. The 
Vice-President of the U. S. is President of the Senate, in which 
body he has only a casting vote, which is given in case of an eoual 
diyision of the votes of the Smators. In his absence, a President 
pro teiK^pare It choeen flrom among the Senators by the Senate. 

PBMDXIITB OF THB BXHATB FBO TBKPOBX. 

John Langdon, New-Hampshire^ Ajpril, 1789. 
Richard Henry Lee, Virginia^ April, 1792. 
John Langdon, New- Hampshire, May, 1792. 

« " " " March, 17W. 

Ralph Izard, South-Carolina s May, 1794. 
Henry Tazewell, Virainia, February, 1795. 
Samuel Livermoret New- Hampshire, May, 1796. 
William Bingham, Pennsylvania^ February, 17W 
William Bradford, Rhode- Island, July, 179f. 
Jacob Read, South'CaroLinay November, 1797. 
Theodore Sedgwiek, JfcMMeftiMefft, Jnne, 1796. 
John Lawrence, New-York^ December, 1798. 
James Ross, /^enn«]//vanta, March, 1799. 
Samuel Livermore, New-Hampshire, December, 1790. 
Uriah Tracy, C!tmncc«ctt<, February, 1800. 
John E. Howard, Maryland^ Kovc mber, 1800. 
John Hillhouse, Connecticut, February, 1801. 
Abraham Baldwin, Georgia^ December, 1801. 
Stephen B. Bradley, rermon*, December, 1802. 
John Brown, JSTcnfucAiy, October, 1803. 
Jesse Franklin, North-CaroLinok. March, 1804. 
Joseph Anderson, IViinessee, Jsnnary, 1805. 
Samuel Smith, Maryland, December. 1805. 
Stephen R. Bradley, Termonf, December, 1808 
John Miiledge, Georgia, January, 1809. 
Andrew Gregff, Pennsylvania, January, 1800. 
John Gaillara, South-Carolina, Febrnaiy, IfltlO. 
John Pope, Kentucky, February, 1811. 
William H. Crawford, Georgia, March, 1812. 



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Joseph B. VarDura, M<iS8aehu$ett$y December, 1818. 
John Gaillard, South- Carolina^ January, 1820. 
^'athaniel Macon, I^t^orth- Carolina, Maj, 18Si6. 
Samuel 8miibj Maryland, May, 1828. 
Littleton W. I^sewell, Virffkua, July, 1882. 
Hugh L. White, Tennessee, December, 1832. 
(Jeorge Poiudexter, Misaissippi, Januaxy, 1884* 
Jolin Tyler, Virginia, March, 1835. 
William B. King, Alahama, July, 1836. 
Samuel L. Southard, New-Jerxey, March, 1841. 
Willie V. Man^ura, North-Carolina, May, 1842. 
David K. Atchison, Missouri, August, 1846. 
William R. King, Alabama, July, 1850. 
David R. Atchison, Afifisouri, DeeMnbtTi 1863. 
Jesse D. Bright, Indiana^ 1856. 
Solomon Foote, Vermont ^ 1881. 
Daniel Clark, New- Hampshire, 1862. 
Lafayette S. Foster, Connecticut, March 4, 1806* 
Benjamin F. Wade, Ohio, March 4, 1867. 
Henry B. Anthony, A. /., March 4, 1869. 

FORTV-FIRST C()NOR£SS« 

Kxpires Alarch 3, 1871. 

SENATE. 

SOHUYLBB CoLFAX^ice-FresideDt. 
HsMBT B. Amthokt, B. L, Freaidtnt pro Umpcrt, 

Qtwrnm C. Gobbaji, Galllbrnla, Cletk. 

JoBK B. FBBHoa, BewoBamptblra, 8«rg't*at-Amf. 



ALABAXA. 

Willard Warner, 1871 

George E. Spencer, 1873 

ARKAKBA8. 

Alex. McDonald, 1871 

Benjamin F. Rice 1873 

oalifobhia. 

CornelSos Cole, 1873 

Euffem Casserly, 1876 

OOMMECTICUT. 

Orris S. Ferry, 1878 

Wm. A. Buckingham, 1878 

DELAWARE. 

Willard SauUbury, 1871 

Thomas F, Bayard, 1876 

FLORIDA. 

Tho'8 W. Osborn 1878 

Abijah Gilbert, 1876 

OKOROIA. 

Homer V. M. MiUer, IBH 

Joshua mil, 1873 

ILLIirOIB. 

Ilichard Yato.>! /,..1871 

Lynum Xrumbull ..ISid 

INDIANA. 

Oliver P. Morton, 1873 

Daniel D. Fratt, 1676 



ZOWA. 

B. IIowoll, 1871 

James Harlan 1873 

KAV8A0. 

Edmund G. Ross, 1871 

Samuel C. Pomeroy, ...1878 

KBMTUOKT. 

C arret Davit, 1878 

JoHm W* Stevenson, 1876 

1.0D18IANA. 

Wro. P. Kellogg 1871 

John 8. Harris, 1878 

MAIN£. 

Lot M. Morrill, 1871 

Hannibal Hamlin, 1876 

IsrARYLASD. 

George Vickers, 1873 

Wm, T. Hcmilton, 1875 

M A 88 AOHUaSTTS. 

Henrv Wilson, ...1871 

Charles Sumner, 1876 

XICBIOAH. 

Jacob M. Howard 1871 

Zaohariah Chandler, X876 

MINK£80TA. 

Wm. Windom, .1871 

Alazandar jBamaey,. .1876 



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Hiram H JJovolg, 1871 

Adelbert Ames • . . . .1875 

MISSOUlil. 

Charles O. Drake, 1878 

CarlScliarz, I875 

KEBBA6KA. 

John H. Thayer, 1871 

Thomas W. Tiptoii, 1S75 

NEVADA* 

James W. Kye,....« 1873 

WUUatn M. Stewart, 1676 

VKW-HAMF8HIBB. 

James W. Patterson, 1878 

Aaron H. Cragin, 1877 

NEW-JBR8UT. 

Alexander G. ('attell, 1871 

JohnP, Stockton ,1875 

NEW- YORK. 

Roscoe ConkliDg, 1878 

fieuben E. Fenton, 1875 

NORTH-CAROLINA. 

Joseph C. Abbott, 1871 



John Fool, 0878 

OHIO. 

John Sherman,. ..•.•,,•••..187:^ 
Allen G, Tkurmm 1875 

OREGON. 

George H. Williame, 1871 

Henry W. Corbett, 1873 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



Simon Cameron,; 1873 

John Scott, 1875 

BHODE^ISLAND. 

Senrj B. Anthony, 1871 

William Spragne, 1876 

so UT H-C A ROLIHA. 

Tho's J. Robertson, 1871 

Frederick A. Sawyer, 1873 

TKNNB8SEK. 

Joseph 8. Fowler, 1871 

Wm. G. firownlow,. • . • • • • .1876 

TKXAS. 

Morgan C. Hamilton, 1871 

J. W. Flanigan, 1876 

VERMONT. 

Jnstin S. Morrill, 1873 

George F. Edmunds, 1875 

VIRGINIA. 

John W. Johnston, 1873 

Jolm F. Lewis, 1875 

WEST-VIRGINIA. 

Wattmaa T. Willey, 1871 

Arthur I. Boremaiic 1875 

W^ISCONSIH. 

Timothy O- Howe, 1873 



Matthew H. Carpenter,. . . . .1875 



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nizant of errors or omissions in the Manual^ or of the 
^changes that are constantly taking place by death, or .re- 
\moval from town or state, of clergymen, physicians, law- 
yers, justices, merchants, manufacturers^ See, in correct- 
\ing and perfecting this work. Such information will be 
carefully neted, and corrected in the next edition. 

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Professional and Business men and firms in their vil- 
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FORTY-FIRST CONGR£SS. 

HOUSE OF BBPBBSBNTAXrVU 

James G. Blatnk, Maino, Speaker. 
Edward McrHKUSON, rennsylvauia, ( U rk. 
NxsxMiAH G. Okdway, New-Uamp8bire« Serg't-at-Ams. 



AT. ATIAMA. 6 

Alft^d K. Uuok. 
Charles W. Buckley. 
Robert S. Heflln, 
Charles Hays. 
Peter Uix, 

ARKANSAS. 8 

Logan H. Koots. 
Anthony A. (J. Roger 8. 
Thomas Bolds. 

CALIFORNIA. fJ 

Samuel B. Axtell. 
Aaron A. Sargent. 
Jannu A. Johnson, 

CONNECTICUT. < 

Julius L. Stroug. 
Stephen W. Kellogg. 
H'y H. Starkweather 
fTm. H. Bamum. 

D«LAWAR£. 1 

Benjamin T. BtffffB, 

FLORIDA. 1 

Charlea M. Uamilton. 

GSOROIA. 7 



• • • • • 



ii.Liiroi«. 

John A. Lopan. 
Norman B. Judd. 
John F. Farnswortta. 
H. C. Burchard. 
John B. Hawley. 
Ebon C. ingeraoU. 
Burton C. Cook. 
Jesse II. Moore. 
Shelbv iM. rullom 
Thumps' n W.McNeely. 
Albert G. Burr. 
Samuel 8, Marshall' 



John B. Hay. 
John M.,Creb8. 

INDIANA. 11 
WUliani K. Nihladt. 
Michael ('. Kerr. 
William S. JHoiman. 
George W. Jnliaii. 
John Coburn. 
Daii'l W. Voorhees. 
God love S. Orth. 
James N. Tyner. 
John P. C. Shanks. 
Willinm Williams. 
Jasper I'ackard. 

IOWA. 

Geo. W.McCrary. 
William Smyth. 
WflHani B. Alllsoii. 

William 'Loughridge. 
Francis W. Palmer. 
Charles Pomeroy. 

KANSAS. 

Sidney ( Inrke 



MARTLAVO. 5 

Samuel HambUUm. 
Stevenson Archer. i 
Thomcu Sttann. j 

/*ntricl' Hamill. 
Frederick Stone. 

vASSAOBusnn. 10| 

James BufhntOB. 
Uakes Ames. 
Ginery Twichell. 
Samuel Hooper. 
Beiijumiii F. Butler. 
Nathaniel P. Banks. 
George M. Brooks. 
6|George F. Hoar. 
Wm. B.Wnshburn. 
Henry L. JL>awes. 

moHiOAir. 6 
Fernando CBeaman. 
Wm. L. Stonghton. 
Austin Blair. 
1 Thomas W. Ferry. 
Omar D. ronper 



KENTUCKY. 9 liai!(l(^lp]i Stricklaiul 



Lawrerice S. Trimble. 
Wm. M. Streeneff, 
Joseph H. Lewis. 
J. Proctor Knoit, 
Boyd Wint^eHer, 
Thomas L. Jone$, 
James B. Beck. 
George M. Adams. 
WdmM. IHee. 

LOUISIANA. 

Lmiis St. Martin. 
Lewis A. Sheldon. 
Adolphe BeUUff, 
MichaH Ryan. 
George W. McCranie. 



John Lynch. 
Samuel P. Morrill. 
James G. Blaine. 
JohD A. Peters. 
Ettgene Hale. 



Morton S. Wilkinson. 

Engene. M. Wilson. 

MISSISSIPPI. 6 

George B. Harris. 
J. L. Morphls. 
Henry W. Barry. 
George C. McKee. 
LeGtmnd W. Perce. 

MIBPOURI, 9 

Erastus Welh. 
G. A. Finktlnbur/r. 
Jamee B. MrCoi mick. 
Sempronius H. Boyd. 
Samuel S. Burdett. 
Robert T. Van Horn. 
Joel F. Asper. 
John F. Benjamin. 
David P. Dyer. I 
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REPRESENTATIVES. 



NEVADA. 

Thomas Fitch. 

NBW-HAMP8HIBS. 8 

Jacob H. Ela. 
AaroD F. Stevens. 
Jacob BeutoD. 

NKW-JBRSSr. 5 

William Moore. 
Char lea Haight. 
John T.Bird. 
John Hill. 

Orestes Cleveland. 

NEW-YORK. 31 

Henry A. Reeves, 
John G. Schumaeker, 
Hmr\j w. JSioeum, 
John Fox. 
John MorriBsey, 
Samtiel S. Cox, 
Heroey C. Calkin. 
James lirooks. 
Fernando Wood. 
Clarkson N. Potter. 
George W. Greene. 
John H. Ketcham. 
John A. Oris wold. 
Stephen L. JStaylutm. 
Adolphus U. Tauuer. 
Orange Ferriss. 
Wm. A. Wheeler. 
Stephen Sanford. 
Charles Knapp. 
Addison H. Laflin. 
Alexander VI. Bailej. 
John C. Churchill. 
Dennis McCarthy. 
George W. CowJes. 
Wm. H Kelspy. 
Giles W. Hotchkias. 
Hamilton Wtrd. 
Koah Davis. 
John Fisher. 
David 8. Bennett. 
Porter Sheldon. 
NORTH CAROLINA. 7 Glenui W 
Clinton L. Cobb. 
David iieaton. 
Oliver Li. Dookery. 
John T, Deweese. 



1 Israel G. Lash. 
Francis F. Shober* 
Plato Durham. 

OHIO. 19 
Peter W. Strader. 
Job £. Stevenson. 
Robert 0. Sebenok. 
William Lawrence. 
Wm. Munf^en. 
John A. Smith. 
James J. Winans. 
John Boatty. 
Edicard F.Dickinson. 
Erasmus D. Teck. 
John T. Wilson. 
P. Van Trump. 
George W. Morgan* 
Martin Welker. 
Eliakim H. Moore. 
John A. Hin^ham. 
Jacob A. Ambler- 
Williftm H. Upton. 
James A. Garfield. 

OREGON. 1 

Joseph S. Smith. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 24 

Samuel J. Randall, 
Charles ( ) J^eiil. 
John Moffct. 
William D. Kelley. 
John R. Reading, 
John D. Stiles, 
W.Townsend. 
J. Lawrence Getz. 
Oliver J. Dickey. 
Henry L. Cuke. 
D. M. Van Atiken. 
Geo. W. Woodward. 
Ulysses Mercur. 
j John B. Packer. 
iRich'd J. ffaldeman, 
'John Cessna. 
[Daniel J. Morrell. 
jWm. H. Armstrong. 

Scofield. 
Calvin W. GilliUftn. 
John Covodo. 
James S. Negley. 
Darwin Phelps 



Joseph B. Donley. 

RHODE-ISLAND. 2 

Thomas A. Jeuckes. 
Nrnthnn F. JDixon. 

SOUTH-CAROLINA. 4 

B. F. Wbittemore. 
0. C. Bowen. 

S. L. Uoge. 
W. D. Simpson. 

TENNKB8EE. 9 

John B. Rogers. 
Roderick R. Butler. 
Horace Maynard. 
William B. Stokea. 
Lewis Tillman. 
Wm. F. Prosser. 
Samuel M. Arnell. 
teaac R. Hawkins. 
W.J. Smith. 

TEXAS. i 

J. W. Whittemore. 
Jdikn C. Conner. 

W. T. Clark. 
Edward Degener. 

VERMONT. 3 

Charles W. Willard. 
Luke P. Poland. 
W. C. Smith. 

VIRGINIA. 0 

Richard S. Ayer. 
James H. Piatt. 
Cliarles U. Porter. 
George W. Booker. 

Robert Ridffeway. 
William MiTnes, jr. 
Lewis McKeuzie. 
J. K. Gibson. 
Joseph Sopar. 

WEBT-VIKGINIA. 8 

Isaac H. DoTal. 

James C. McGrew. 
John T. Guyandotte. 
WISCONSIN. 6 

Halbert B. Paine. 

D. Atwood. 
Amasa Cobb. 
Charles A. Eldridge, 
PhiletuH Sawyer. 

C. C. Wash bum. 



Republicans (in Roman ), 157; Democrats (in Italics)^ 71. 

Territoriee* 



ARIZOVA. 

Rlch'd C.McCormick. 

COLORADO.* 1 

Allen A. Bradrord. 

DAKOTA. 

S. L. Spink. 



IDAHO. 

J. K. Shafer. 

MONTANA. 

Jam^s M, Cavanaugh, 

NBW-WBZIOO. 

J. F. Chavez. 



17TAH. 

William H. Hooper. 

WASHINGTON. 

Selucius Garfielde. 

WYOMIirO. 

5. F. NucknJh. 



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INTfiRNALi 



New- York, 

PeuDBylvania, 

Massaohniettiy 

Ohio, ^ 

Illinois, 

California, 

Georgia, 

Now-Jorsey, 

Missouri, 

Conneetieiit^ 

Mary la ml, 

Alabama, 

Keutucky, 

LonisiaDa, 

Mississippi, 

Tennessee, 

Rhode-Island, 

Michigan, 

Sotith-CaroUna, 
[ Indiana, 
I Nortta-Caronnfl, 

New-HampaUra, 

Wisconsin, , 

Texas, 

Yii^inifty 

31aine, 

Iowa, 

Arkansas, 

West VlrgliiU, 

Vermont, 

Delaware, 

Dist. ColamMfti 

Florida, 

Oregon, 

Minnesota, 

Nevada, 

Kansas, 

Nebraska, 

Colorado, 

Montana, 

Idaho, 

Washington, 

New-Mexico, 

Utah, 

Arizona, 

Pakota, 

Wyoming, 



1868. 
839,075,722.00 
18,172,177.60 
17.604.727.00 
12,186,158.69 
7,526,770.84 
6,534,799.55 
6,117.847.29 
5,»tH,3,136.16 
4,8^,551.61 
4,896.716.48 
4.247.675.16 
4,238,566.54 
4,118,818.64 
8,768,981.02 
8,751,^^10 10 
8,707,984.60 
2,850,682.29 
2,748,480.89 
2,632.204.59 
2,319,040.98 
1,971,011J» 
1 n3H,724..32 
l,8(>8,r)7().u2 
1.780,GL>9.51 
1,763,1U3.50 
1,590,436.29 
1,177,182.81 
841,406.90 
790.925.86 
621.213.07 
687,238.17 
481,068.79 
402,440 42 
849,795.58 
363.246.11 
308,780.17 
2r) 1.849.47 
126,847.41 
119,076 25 
108,229.36 
94,846.07 
69.967.85 
57,100.89 
48,985.36 
13,900.75 
10,136.05 



XUf; RKCJCIPTS. 



1869. 
>35.7n6,528.1.S 
16.479,410.02 
9,672,43i>.41 
16,110,547.77 
13,063,156.87 
4.52y,r>47.44 
1,010,281.57 
3,7iM».3»)l.»>l 
5,295,804.63 
2,840,605.96 
4,647,592.76 
472,316.25 
7,547,269.73 
l,l«r2,115.88 
194,129.47 
1,256,781,12 
1,286,891.74 
l,742,ol4.12 
803,860.11 
3,869,707.30 
750.685 J8 
651,348.02 
1,959,040.66 
484.217.87 
2,711.144.45 
669,906.49 
1,668.264.96 
145,966.07 
563,018.62 
818,072.56 
425,106.47 
446,945 18 
n,699.18 
171,898.09 
863.837.80 
229,5n.l3 
244,703 
161.3SS.48 
60,999,28 
64.336.33 
78.105.79 
49,367.43 



67,971.40 
11,315.21 
19.900.14 
5,108 JO 



1870 
S36,361,550.38 
10,678,704.05 
10,684,090,19 
19,5r,S. 7^3.80' 
18,8t)3,3t>6.66 
4.602.439.81 ' 
1,144.240.38' 
4.075.a'>9.85 
6.004.278.111 
S,564,477.14l 
5,438,472.911 
695,700.171 
9,887,623.73 
2,981,524.02' 
286.792.49 1 
1,470,860.67 
1.282,876.69, 
2,918,H87.30i 
412,039.60 
6,045,028.82 
1,888,719.06 
632,407,38 
2,863,916.03 
880,904.38 
6,496,261.03 
807.224.36 
1,877,981.84 
889.884.10 
766.467.16 
852,31*1 no 
451,985.70 
514.488.90 
106.818.42 
829,212.01 
466.876.15 
188.127.45 
313.281.15 
808,501.51 
79.910.84 
108,666.&& 
66.424.06 
88,272.14 



48,696.41 
16.612.48 
8,716.61 
25,879.88 



1 



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Acworth, 
Albany, 
Alexandria, 
Allenptown, 
Alstcad, 
Alton, 
Amherst, 
I And over, 
Antrim, 
Ashland, 
Atkinson, 
Auburn, 
Bar'.istead, 
Barrington, 
Bartlett, 
Bath, 
Berlin, 
Belmont, 
Bedford, 
liennington, 
Benton, 
Bethlehem, 

Boscawen, 

Bow, 

Bradford, 

Brentwood, 

Bridgewater, 

Bristol, 

Brooktield, 

lirookline, 

Cambridge, 
I Campton, 
I Canaan, 
ICandia, 
I Canterbury, 

Carroll, 

[Center- Harbor, 
I Charlestowu, 
Chatham, 
I Chester 
[Chesterfield, 
Cliichester, 
Claremont, 
Clarksville, 
Colebrook, 
Columbia, 
Concord, 
i Conway, 
I Cornish, 
Croydon, 
Daltou, 
Danbury, 
Danville, 
Deerfteld, 
I Deering, 



ALPHABETICAL INDEX 

2QiDerry, 
151! Dorchester, 
213 Dover, 
mi! Dublin, 
193,Dummer, 
IM Dunbarton, 
176'Durham, 



160 Kast-Kiugstoii, 
115 Eaton, 
m Effingham, 
111 Ellsworth, 
miEnfield, 
Ha Epping, 
Lijt Epsom, 
152|Errol, 
2ia Exeter, 
22a'Farmington, 
lAh Fitzwilliam, 
176 Francestown, 
llii Frauconia, 
21l'Franklin, . 
21i' Freedom, 
ItH Fremont, 

Ifil Gilford, 

lfil|(iilmanton, j, 

lis (jilsum, 

211Gorham, 

^lalGoffstown, 

la2|Go8port, . • 

176.Goshen, 

23Q Grafton, 

215Grantham, ; 

215 Greenfield, 

118 Greenland, 

lli2Groton, 

23Q Ilampstead, 

lifi Hampton, 

205 Hampton-Falls, 

152 Hancock, 

118 Hanover, 

193 Harrisville, 

ir/2 li art's Location, 

2Qa Haverhill, 

23Q Hebron, 

280 Henniker, 

231 Hill, 

162 Hillsborough, 
152 Hinsdale, 
2iMi]Holderne88, 
2QIUollis, 
231jHooksett, 
21fi Hopkinton, 
llfi Hudson, 
lia.lHflrey, . 
17»j Jackson, 



TO T0WK8. 

119 Jeflerson, 
216 Keene, 
135 Kensington, 
194 Kingston, 
Laconia, 
Lancaster, 
Landalf, 
Langdon, 
Lebanon, • 
Lee, 

Lempster, 
Lincoln, 



231 
IfiS 
131 



12Q 
153 
153 
216 

211 

120! Lisbon, 
mi Litchfield, 



231 
121 
131 
194 

HI 



Littleton, 
Londonderry, 
Loudon, 
Lyman, 
Lvme, 
211 Lyndeborough, 

16(V Madison, 
153 Manchester, 
122' Madbury, 
IM Marlborough, 
147 Marlow, 
l<il Mason, 
232 Meredith, 
177 Merrimack, 
122 Middleton, 
2071 Milan, 

217 Milford. 
2QiiMilton, 
lIS'Mont- Vernon, 

122 Monroe, 

218 M ou 1 1 onborough, 
122Nashua, 

123 Nelson, 
123 New-Boston, 
178,Newbury, 
218!Newcaetle, 
195 New-Durham, 

154 New-Hampton, 

219 Newington. 
219 New-Ipswich, 

166 New-London, 
Ifil New market, 
178 Newport, 

155 Newton, 
2l9NorthfieId, 
179No r th-ilam ptoD, 

167 Northumberland, 



282 

m 

123 
124 
147 
232 
220 
207 
220 

138; 

2U81 
221' 
2-Jl 
17j 



Ifil 

112 

125 



Northwood, 
Nottingham, 
Orange, 



151 Or ford. 



124 

1681 
223! 

223j 

Ten! 

154' 

139i 
197 
198 

183! 
148 
183 

lag! 
233:1 

184!' 
139 
186 
223 
155 
186 
198 
187' 
168 
124 
189 
149 
126!" 
188 
169 
125 
208 
126 
169 
126 
234 
126 
127 
224 
224 



INDEX. 



263 



Ossipee, 
Pembroke, 
relham, 
Peterborough, 
Piermont, 
Pittsburg, 
Pitt8«eld, 
Plaintield, 
Plaistow, 
Plymouth, 
Portsmouth, 
Randolph, 
Raymond, 
Richmond, 
Rindj^e, 
Roxbury, 
Rochester, 
Rumney 
Rollinsford, 
Rye, 
Salem, 
Salisbury, 
Sanbornton, 



155 iSamlown, 
16i* Sfindwich 
im Seabroo^; 
188 Aharon, 
224>>helbume, 



131 Til ton, 
I65TuflonborQu gh, 
131 Troy, 
MiiUnity. 
m Wakefield, 
mWalpole, 



234 Somersworth, 
ITOSoutli-Hainpton, laiiWarner, 
'Ml .SoutlvNewmarket, 13 2^ Warren, 



127 Spriugfieia, 
225 Stark, 
127 Stewartstown, 
234 Stoddard, 
130 Strafford, 
m Stratford, 
191) Stratham, 
liiil Sullivan, 
14Q Sunapee, 
22a;Surry, 
nijSutton, 
13Q Swanzey, 
130 Tarn worth, 



aD9 Washington, 
285!Watervnie, 
2361 Webster, 
ISlJlWeare, 
142 Went worth, 



236 



150 
156 
201 
210 
157 
201 
171 
226 
210 
226 
172! 
189 
226 



Wentworth's Loc.,236 



132 Westmoreland, 
2QQWhitetteld, 
209 Wilton, 
200!Wilmot, 
111 Winchester, 
2QQ"" 
IM 

22ti< Woodstock 



Windham, 
Windsor, 
Wolfeborough, 



17liTemple, 
m Thornton, 

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Almanac, Memoranda and Calendar pages 

Assessors and Collectors in New-Hampshire, 

Attorneys-General, 



201 
236; 
190! 
172 
202 
190 
182 
167 
227 

2=^ 



23Ii 

M 

Banks, National, lift 



Savings 



111 



Board of Agriculture, 287 

Commissioners in other States, 

Resident, 

on Railroads, Banks, Insurance, Pilotage. 

Fish, 

Congressional vote, 1869, 



108 
107 

68 

County and Town Statistics, .115-286 



Rocking ham 115-132 



Strafford, 133-143 

Belknap 143-150 

Carroll. 150-168 

Merrimack, 158-172 

Hillsborough, 173-190 

cnesliire,. 191-202 

Sullivan, ..203-210 



Grafton, 211-227 

Coos, 227-236 

Courts, Supreme, 104 

Clerks and Solicitors of, 104 

Probate, Terms of, 106 

Judges and Registers of, 106 

Distances of towns from Concord, 79-84 

Electors of President, 56 

Gubernatorial Vote of N. ILi 69, 

Historical Summary, Governors, since 1680, 

Inspectors of Flour, Fish, Hops, 68j 

Justices of S. J. C, 42-44 

Law Reporters, 45 



264 INDEX. 



N. 11. Presidents of Senate, SO 

Clerks of Senate, 60 

Speakers ot House |V 

Clerks of House, 

State Secretaries, aSI 

Treasurers, , 

Ofticersof Asylum, Hou?e of Reformation, and State Prison, ^ G§_ 

Population of towns — census of 1870, 19- M_ 

Railroad Commissioners, ^ 

Ratable I'olls in towns, 1868 ' 5- 

Rcpresentatives to Conjrress, Ml 

}Ii>,^hts and (Qualifications of voters in N. H 0^ 

Senators to Conjrress ^ 

Sessions of Legislature, 64 

State Government, gl^ 

Senators, rq_ Si- 
Representatives, Y?r 

Total valuation of property, by towns, 1868, ' St 

Trustees ot Ag. Colliiffe, State Library, &c., 68 

Vote for Covernor,1 8 70..... L-Lc 

Councilors, J 870 , 

President, 1868 ^ 

R. R. Commissioner, 1870, <9- M 

Senators, " ISIO 89- M 

Value of Lands and Farm Stock in N. ILji 1868, t>9-10a 

INDEX TO UNITED BTATE8 STATISTICS. 

Admission of States, 211; 

Attorneys-General, since 1789, ^ 

Censuses, since 1790, ^ 

Seventh, Eighth and Kinth, 



Congress, Senate, 

House ^ 

Government of U. S., * 

Historical Summary, • • • 

Internal Ptevenue Receipts by States, for 1868, 1869, 18/0,.. . ^ 

Ministers to Foreign Countries 231 

Oflicers of Dist. Court of N. IL. ^ 

Postage rates, • • • • 

Postmasters-General of U. S^ 6incel<b9, ^ 

Presidents and Vice-Presidents of U. S., ** gal 

Presidents of Continental Congress, -il 

Presidents of U. S. Senate yjro^m., ^ 

I'residential Votes. 1864, 1868 21l 

(iualiHcations of Voters in the several States, ^ 

Stamp Duties ^ 

Secretaries of Interior, ^ 

Navy, since 1789, .w. . 

. > State, 242 

Treasury, ^ 

> War, " 2M 

Supr^ieCourt, Chief Justices of, " .... ^ 

Associate Justices of, ' .... 

State Governments 



2r)2 



Value of Real Estate and Personal Property in U.S.».4,.. ^ 



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