Provincial and State Papers, Volume 9

New Hampshire (Colony) Probate Court

1875

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• NOTE BY THE EDITOR: xl
• Memorial of Rev Daniel Wilkins for like aid 1744: 1
• ALSTEAD: 5
• Petition for aid from inhabitants of Monson after: 9
• Vote of Monson for a division and annexation to: 16
• Petition of Monson to be restored to its original char: 24
• Petition relating to a site for a meetinghousenames: 27
• Memorial of inhabitants of Plaistow against a new town: 37
• Petition for power to raise money: 45
• Petition of Garland and Brewster for a Congregational: 48
• Petition for a tax on their land for a meetinghouse c: 55
• Perambulation of Bow town lines: 63
• Petition of agents of Bow for a loan of money 1754: 67
• Inventory of Bow and Canterbury 1761 73: 73
• Remonstrance against Keeneborough patent 8083: 80
• CANTERBURY: 86
• Petition of Archelaus Moor and others to be set off: 94
• Pages: 95
• Petition of Selectmen for a road 1768: 98
• Petition for aid of soldiers: 106
• Petition for a new Parish 1763names III: 113
• CHESTERFIELD: 120
• Petition of Moses Little and associates for extension: 125
• Petition of inhabitants for like purpose 1747names: 131
• CONWAY: 140
• DEERFIELD: 146
• Petition of inhabitants relating to town meeting: 152
• Petition of inhabitants of the N E part of Dover: 159
• Action of General Assembly and Report of Com: 162
• Township 1733names 168171: 168
• List of the second foot company of Dover 1740 174: 174
• Petition in relation to being set off in a separate: 180
• DORCHESTER: 187
• Petition of Inhabitants of Pine Hill 1763: 193
• Petition for dividing the Province into Counties 1754: 201
• Petition of Joseph Blanchard 1762: 207
• List of qualified voters in Dunstable: 213
• Sundry names in Dunstable: 219
• Petition of people in the west part of Dunstable: 226
• Petition relating to another hearing: 228
• DURHAM: 234
• Names of soldiers in Durham under Capt John: 240
• EPSOM: 246
• Oath of the people: 252
• Joint petitions c relating to Brentwood 270272: 270
• Petition of sundry persons in Exeter for support of: 277
• Replication to the foregoing: 284
• Petition of sundry inhabitants of Exeter to be incor: 291
• Acceptance of the foregoing Result and Advice: 297
• Petition for power to levy a tax c: 303
• A town meeting called Proceedings c 310: 310
• PAGES: 313
• GREENLAND: 320
• GROTON FORMERLY COCKERMOUTH: 328
• Petition of Edward Flint and others to be annexed: 334
• Petition of Selectmen about taxes: 335
• Petition of inhabitants of Hamptonfalls for a tavern: 341
• Agreement relating to Rev Ward Cotton: 347
• Petition of persons formerly of Massachusetts to: 358
• Petition in answer to the foregoing petition: 366
• An Act dividing Hamptonfalls into two Parishes: 372
• Petition of the Parish of Hamptonfalls in relation: 374
• Petition for an Act of Incorporation: 380
• Petition of Daniel Jones for remission of taxes: 386
• Petition for a new County Important: 393
• Petition of Proprietors for extension of their grant: 396
• HOPKINTON: 404
• HUDSON FORMERLY NOTTINGHAM WEST: 416
• Vote on the question of incorporation: 422
• Depositions of Thomas Pollard Benj Marshall: 428
• Certificate to Mr Josiah Willard: 429
• Remonstrance against a new Parish: 439
• Petition of westerly part of Kingston for town privi: 446
• Report of Committee on the same: 453
• The Charter of Kingswoodnames of grantees pro: 456
• LANCASTER: 463
• Petition relating to support of a minister: 470
• Petition to be included in the West division of Coun: 476
• Originally called Nutfield 1719: 479
• Petition about running the lines: 486
• Differences about lands adjusted and Petition: 492
• Counter petition to foregoingnames: 499
• of Samuel Barr: 506
• Counter petition: 513
• Petition for a law regulating fishing: 519
• Petition about irregular proceedings in town meet: 525
• Agreement of Committees: 533
• Schedule annexed to charter names lots c: 540
• MARLOW: 546
• Petition for an Act of Incorporation: 552
• VOLUME V: 558
• Account of persons who voted for representative: 566
• An act for erecting and maintaining a bridge c: 576
• Reply to Exeters objections: 580
• Vote and petition of East Kingston against it: 586
• Another similar petitionnames not repeated: 592
• Act to raise money by Lottery for a bridge: 598
• NEW IPSWICH: 604
• Report of a Committee: 611
• Petition of Sam French and others against a: 613
• Petition of inhabitants of South Hampton east end: 619
• Petition from South Hampton for a surveyor: 625
• Note by John Farmer Esq Shem Drown of Boston: 632
• Petition of inhabitants in the Southwest of Notting: 638
• Names of all the men women and children in: 649
• PEELING: 655
• Town meeting relating to Rev Aaron Whittemore: 660
• Petition for a new countynames: 666
• Petition relating to Peterborough Slip for annexa: 667
• Petition of selectmen of Plaistow about a constable: 673
• Petition for a Special Act against thieves c: 680
• Petition for a grant of land and Request to the: 689
• An act for erecting a new Parish c ליל: 690
• Petition of the South Parish in Portsmouth: 695
• Deed from Theodore Atkinson and others of their: 703
• RINDGE: 708
• Memorial for a bounty on fish wheat hemp c: 709
• POWNALL IN VERMONT: 715
• Certificateand copy of the Grant to RowleyCanada: 720
• Petition for further relief and for a guard of sol: 726
• Petition of Daniel Brainerd and others: 732
• Another petition from the same source 1725: 739
• Petition from the Parish of Rye 1729: 740
• Letter from Theo Atkinson to Selectmen of Lon: 746
• Certificate of former Constables List of the: 752
• SHELBURNE: 758
• Petition for Town privileges 1743: 761
• Memorial of inhabitants of South Hampton: 767
• Petition for settling the line between South Hamp: 775
• Petition of selectmen in relation to a meetinghouse: 781
• TAUNTON: 787
• Petition for Incorporation: 788
• WILTON: 794
• WINDHAM: 800
• Deposition of James GilmoreCertificate: 803
• Petition for an alteration in their Charternames: 809
• Petition in relation to a disturbance in the Parish: 816
• Petition of Oliver Saunders: 822
• Brookline: 826
• Northwood: 828
• List of Delegates to the First Convention 1778 834837: 834
• Constitutional Convention 1781 with List of Dele: 842
• Proposed ConstitutionPart I Bill of Rights 852858: 852
• Form of Government Part II 858877: 858
• Delegates to Congress: 872
• The Bill of RightsNote by the Editor: 882
• Note by the Editor 895896: 895
• Form of Government 903919: 903
• are of very frequent occurrence are noted by a joining the pages: 921
• should be Bow: 922

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Informasi bibliografi

• Judul: Provincial and State Papers, Volume 9
• Pengarang: New Hampshire (Colony) Probate Court
• Diterbitkan: 1875
• Asli dari: University of California
• Didigitalkan: 7 Ags 2007