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Dow History | PDF 2-up 239 total | "Page" | Date | Land/Meeting | Subject |
Sect 1 pdf 1 | 1 | 10-7-1638 & 1639 | Memorandum, land layout review | ||
2 | 2 | 1639 | meeting | ||
2 | 3 | 10-24-1639 | meeting | 300 acres: Bachelder, Dalton;250 acres:Hussey, Cross, J. Moulton;100 acres Palmer, P. Dalton, Swaine, Jones;80 acres: Saunders, Davis; Wakefield 150 ac. | |
3 | 4 | 1639-1640 | It is agreed … | ||
3 | 5 | 4-30-1640 | Grants listed. Bachiler | (note-4th month at this time period could be June) | |
4 | 6 | 1640 | Grants to Dalton, Hussey, Cross & Moulton | ||
4 | 7 | 1640 | Grants to Palmer, P. Dalton, Eastow, Wakefield & Moulton | ||
5 | 8 | 1640 | Grants to Tucke, Saunderson, Jones, Davis, Perkins, Howard, Page, T. Dalton. | ||
5 | 9 | 1640 | Grants to Mingay, Ward, Pebody, Clarke, Greenfield, Johnson, Widow Hussey, Fuller. | (clerk's note: some grants cannot be copied, difficult to read) | |
6 | 10 | 1640 | Grants to Huggins, Marston, Samborne, Saunders, Coules (Cole?), Sargeant, Inglish, Horton, Brown, Coxe, Chase, Asten, Widow Parker, King, Taylor. | (some noted "if he comes," or "If he comes in ____ weeks") | |
6 | 11 | 1640 | Grants to Ward, Fifield, Samborne, Samborne, Moulton, Palmer, Bright, Hemicke, Davis, Marston, Wedgwood, Fuller, Filbrig (Philbrick), Smith, Dwight, Chase, Morse, Brabrook. | ||
7 | 12 | 5-15-1640 & 5-20-1640 & 6-4-1640 | Meeting. Sawyer, Eldred, Hussey & Wakefield. | 11-10-1640 grants of 300 ac each. | |
7 | 13 | 6-25-1640 | Meeting | ||
8 | 14 | 7-1-1640 & 7-14-1640 & 7-23-1640 & 7-28-1640 | Meetings: Cross, Johnson, Knight, Sleeper, Dalton, Tucke, Saunderson, Davis | Hwys to be viewed | |
8 | 15 | 9-6-1640 & 8-30-1640 | Meetings: Ambrose, Carre, Legat, English, Horton, Swaine, Howard, Crosse & King. | Road for Hampton to the Falls (No. Hampton). | |
9 | 16 | 10-3-1640 & 11-29-1640 & 12-8-1640 & 1-23-1641 | Meetings: Wainwright, King, Moulton, Howard, Perkins, Dalton, Mingay, Page, Davis, Greenfield, Johnson, Ambros &, Samborne. | ||
9 | 17 | cont'd & 1-29-1641 | Meeting: Howard, Swaine & Tucke | Run line between Hampton & Salisbury. Ground now Great boarshead to the river to the sea shall be a common forever to the world's end. | |
10 | 18 | 2-14-1641 & 2-19-1641 | Meeting: Dalton, Moulton, Swaine, Mingay, Perkins, Jones, Seward, Tucke, Asten, Davis, Drake, Palmer, Wedgwood, Ambrose, Chase, Knight, Swaine, Hussy & Moulton. | Fence on the ring | |
10 | 19 | 3-5-1641 & 3-24-1641 | Meetings: Dalton, Cross, Palmer, Howard, Wakefield & Swaine. | Laying out Salisbury hwy. | |
11 | 20 | 4-16-1641 & 5-7-1641 & 6-28-1641 | Meetings: Perkins & Cross. | ||
11 | 21 | cont'd & 10-11-1643 & 5-2-1644 & 3-18-1644 | Meetings: Hussy, Howard, Perkins, Mingay & Pebodye. | ||
12 | 22 | cont'd & 5-8-1644 & 2-25-1645 | Meetings: Palmer, Page, Boulter, Howard & Ambrose. | ||
12 | 23 | cont'd & 3-4-1644 & 11-27-1644 | Meetings: Palmer, Wakefield, Fuller, Moulton, Page, Dalton, Ward, Ropper, Howard, Pickering & Wyeth. | Bounty for killing wolves | |
13 | 24 | 11-16-1644 & 2-1-1645 | Meetings: Page, Ambrose & Howard. | ||
13 | 25-26 | 3-1-1645 & 12-23-1645 | Meetings: Moulton & Perkins. Shares of commons listed, farms. | common lands, 147 shares, farms | |
14 | 27 | 2-28-1647 & 1-16-1647& 2-12-1647 | Meetings: Prudential men (Estow, Moulton, Colcord, Minge, Page, Pebodi, Tuck) | Eastow to keep books, Tuck is clerk. Wheelwright from Wells as pastor and teacher. Church of Jesus Christ. | |
15 | 28-29 | cont'd & 2-15-1647 & 3-15-1647 | Meetings: Wheelwright & Batchelder | Timothy Dalton not chosen; maintenance of ministry. | |
16 | 30 | 11-12-1648 & 1-25-1649 & 10-27-1649 & 2-21-1649 & 12-6-1649 | Meetings: Wheelwright, Johnson, Shaw, Esto, Page, Tuck, Marston, Stanyan, Moulton, Bacheler, Howard & Ward. | ||
16 | 31 | 2-6-1650 | Meeting: Fuller, Perkins, Hussey, Ward, Swaine, Pebody, Mingay & Sanborn, | Re Church: Swaine, Marston, Thing, Palmer, Dalton, Colcat, Hussy, Page & Shaw | |
17 | 32 | 2-6-1649 | Meeting: Legat, Rishworth, Dow, Sanborn, Swaine & Brown | ||
17 | 33 | 11-21-1651 | Meeting: Mingay, Hussy, Dalton, Wheelwright, Fuller, Perkins, Sanborn & Ward | Old grants confirmed dated 1-6-1651 | |
18 | 34 | 11-21-1651 | Owners of commons Shares | ||
18 | 35 | 10-24-1651 & 11-26-1651 & 2-1-1652 | Meetings: Dalton, Page, Marston, Fifield, Moulton, Tuck, Redman & Mingay | Dalton Farm at Sagamore Hill | |
19 | 36 | 3-8-1653 & 1-31-1653 & 4-9-1653 & 7-16-1653 | Meetings: Eastow, Fuller, Ward, Moulton, Cas, Dalton & Hussey | ||
19 | 37 | 5-18-1653 | Meeting: Winsloe, Bradbury Pike, Eastow & Coulman | Boston Court re laying out west end of Hampton north line toward Straburibank. | |
20 | 38 | 12-27-1653 & 11-26-1653 &11-20-1653 | Meetings: Page, Marston, Roby, Taylor, Fogg, Bachelder, Casse, Swaine & Nudd or Middee? | Wolf killings, fencing of burial place | |
20 | 39 | 1-16-1654 & 1-23-1654 | Meetings: Stanyan, Mingay, Fifield, Hobbs & Eastow | Issue taken to court re Morris Hobbs vs Town. | |
21 | 40 | 6-22-1654 &2-6-1654 & 1-23-1654 | Meetings: Stanyan, Sanborn, Fifield, Shaw, Culman, Fltecher, Godfrey, Smith, Swaine, Phiblrick, Sayward, Marston & Taylor to keep the ordinary. | ||
21 | 41 | 7-28-1654 & 2-5-1655 & 3-1-1654 & 9-25-1654 | Meetings: Drake, Samborn, Downes, Dalton, Wheelwright, Page, Perkins, Dearborn, Palmer, Fogg & Mingay. | ||
22 | 42 | 3-16-1655 & 3-24-1655 | Agreement & bounds of Hampton-Salisbury. Road from Rowley, Carr's ferry to Clark farm. Meeting re joining with Rowley for country way | Line laid out. | |
22 | 43 | 11-17-1655 & 2-15-1656 & 1-13-1656 & 3-1-1656 | Meetings: Mingay, Marston, Redman, Brown, Roby & Hussey | Fishing trade, dispute over Salisbury line | |
23 | 44 | 10-19-1656& 12-26-1656 | Meetings: Fifield, Dow, Mingay, Tucke & Page | Page sawmill on Taylor River | |
23 | 45 | 2-2-1657 & 2-30-1657 & 3-2-1657 | Meetings" Tuck, Ward, Leavitt, Samborn, Casse, Perkins, Shaw, Swaine, Fifield, Green, Reade of Boston, Fuller & Dow. | ||
24 | 46 | 4-8-1657 & 7-17-1657 & 9-30-1657 | Meetings: Page, Dow, Bradstreet, Cotton, Ward, Swaine, Moulton & Samborn | Minister's house | |
24 | 47 | 10-24-1657 & 10-5-657 | Meetings: Shaw, Page, Marston, Dalton, Ward, Sambon, Moulton, Dalton, Fuller & Casse | ||
25 | 48 | 1-25-1658 | Meeting: Dalton, Moulton, Perkins, Mery, Marston, Cutts, Dow & Ward. | ||
25 | 49 | 2-29-1658 | Meeting: Hussey, Moulton, Dalton, Talor, Drake, Dow, Ward, Marston, Samborn, Dudley & Cotton | ||
26 | 50 | 5-29-1658 & 7-16-658 | Meeting: Cotton, Ward, Samborn, Palmer, Coulman, Tuck & Dow | ||
26 | 51 | 9-23-1658 & 10-23-1658 & 2-28-1659 & 7-25-1659 | Meetings: Smith, Cotton, Widdow Moulton, Burce, Jos. Meris, Marston, Fifield, Hobbs & Dalton | ||
27 | 52 | 1-9-1660 & 10-20-1660 | Meetings: Smith, Roby, Samborn, Vlifford, Bachelder, Lamperile, Page, Godfrey & Robey | ||
27 | 53 | 11-1-1660 | Meeting: Colcord, Sandrs, Marston, Dow, Ward, Taylor, Green, Hussy, Roby & Fuller | ||
28 | 54 | 1-14-1661 & 3-6-1661 | Meetings: Smith, Samborn, Robey, Cotton, Ward, Fuller, Moulton, Dow & Marston | ||
28 | 55 | 11-16-1661 | Meeting: Dow, Garland, Page, Godfrey, Marston, Cotton, Philbrick, Boulter, Marrion & Leavitt | ||
29 | 56 | 1-11-1662 & 3-11-1662 | Meetings: Stanyan, Perkins, Green, Dalton, Cockes?, Marston, Boulter & Redman | ||
29 | 57 | 7-4-1662 & 7-15-1662 & 10-8-1662 & 9-1-1663 | Meetings: Cotton, Fifield, Roby, Dalton, Marston, Dearborn, Fog, Philbrick & Nudd | ||
30 | 58 | 6-9-1663 | Meetings: Dalton, Hussey, Stanyan, Samborn, Kelley, Marston, Palmer, Redman, Drake, Morris & Hobbs | killing of wolves and bears | |
30 | 59 | 4-16-1663 & 5-22-1663 & 7-28-1663 | Meetings: Hussy, Page, Samborn, Redman, Parker, Dow, Garland, Marrian, Leavitt, Dow, Marston, Nudd, Boulter, Fuller, Fifield & Boulter | Shares | |
31 | 60 | 8-12-1663 & 12-4-1663 | Meetings: Hussey, Dalton, Ward, Drake, Boulter & Higgins | ||
31 | 61 | 1-25-1664 & 3-10-1664 & 7-14-1664 | Meetings: Sleeper, Redman, Brown, Fifield, Fuller, Marston, Bachelder, Fuller & Roby | ||
32 | 62 | 7-14-1664 & 8-14-1664 & 9-21-1664 | Meetings: Salter, Hussey, Dalton, Fuller, Samborn & Redman | Salter demands keeping of Unis Cole with court order. | |
32-33 | 63-65 | 1-16-1665 | Meeting: Marston, Drake, Roby, Leavitt, Dow,Ward, Samborn, Dalton & Moulton, Danborn, Roby, Ward, Dalton & Moulton. | ||
33-34 | 65-66 | 7-26-1664 & 9-21-1664 | Meetings: Marston, Redman, Dow,Dalton, Mrs. Dalton, Sleeper, Marston, Dow, Moulton, Roby, Sanborn and dissentors. | 3 acres added to 4 acres of Sleeper's house lot. | |
34 | 66-67 | 10-5-1664 | Meetings: | John Brown's river, fencing of the commons | |
34-35 | 67-68 | 3-27-1665 & 6-20-1665 | Meetings: Marston, Roby, Nudd, Batchelder, Deering, Tucke, Samborn & Swett | ||
35 | 68-69 | 7-18-1665 | Meeting: Wher, Swaine, Stanyan, Philbrick, Cotton, Samborn, Dalton, Roby, Green & Garland. | ||
35-36 | 69-0 | 10-10-1665 | Meeting: Hussey, Ward, Dalton, Drake, Molton, Dow, Stanyan, Philbrick, Swaine, Wher & Boulter | ||
36 | 70-71 | 3-12-1666 & 5-12-1666 & re 1663 2nd Div | Meetings: Marston, Roby, Fuller, Leavitt, Garland, Stanyan, Samborn, Fuller, Cotton, Dalton, Drake, Perkins, Swett, Redman, Taylor & Dow. | ||
36-37 | 71-73 | 7-26-1666 & 3-7-1667 | Meetings: Roby, Cotton, Page, Godfrey, Hussy, Fuller, Marston, Hobbs, Lock, Bachilder, Samborn & Dalton, Page, Marston, Samborn, Wyer, Leavitt, Roby, Cotton, Lock, Moulton & Foulsham. | ||
37-38 | 73-74 | 5-22-1667 | Meeting: Roby, Foulsham, Tilton, Shaw, Fuller, Samborn, Dalton & Shaw | ||
38 | 74-75 | 7-12-1667 & 11-10-1667 | Meetings: Hobbs, Stanyan, Roby, Sanborn, Kid & Cotton | ||
38 | 75 | 3-9-1668 | Meeting: Roby, Marston, Bachilder, Philbrick, Huggins, Moulton, Dow, Stanyan, Dalton, Palmer, Lock, Nudd, Samborn | John Lock accepted as inhabitant (dissentors) | |
39 | 76 | 3-18-1668 | Meeting: Page, Samborn, Dalton, Casse, Marston, Nudd, Taylor, Green, Fifield, Philbrick, Moulton & Smith | ||
39-40 | 77-78 | 7-16-1668 & 12-12-1668 | Meetings: Swett, Hussey, Stanyan, Fuller, Ward, Dow, Marston & Drake | Mary Read w/ child to be sent to Boston. | |
40 | 78-79 | 3-9-1669 & 4-12-1669 & 9-5-1669 | Meetings: Green, Drake, Wher, Samborn, Hussey, Stanyan, Redman, Fifield, Philbrick, Dow & Marston | ||
40 | 79 | 12-10-1669 | Meeting: Johnson, Roby, Page, Samborn, Fuller, Perkins, Swett, Marston & Taylor | ||
40-41 | 79-81 | 12-14-1669 | Meeting: Stanyan, Wyer, Soutter, Swett, Wyer, Samborn, Fogg, Moulton, Marston, Taylor, Perkins,Fuller, Bachilder, Hobbs & Smith | ||
41-42 | 81-82 | 12-22-1669 | Meeting: Samborn, Wyer, Johnson, Page, Dow, Philbrick, Dearborn, Nudd & Godfrey | ||
42 | 82-83 | 3-3-1670 | Meeting: Stanyan | 77 Lots drawn in 4 divisions | |
42-44 | 83-86 | 11-18-1670 & 1-12-1670 | Meetings: Casse & Fuller | ||
43 | 84 | cont'd 1-12-1670 | Meeting: Gould, Wiggins, Rier, Dow, Fuller, Stanyan, Marston, Page, Swett, Nudd, Dearborn & Samborn | ||
43 | 85-86 | cont'd 1-12-1670 | Meeting: Page, Dalton, Wyer, Samborn, Fogg, Stanyan & Rice | Unise Cole | |
44 | 86 | 12-9-1670 | Meeting: Page, Godfrey, Deaborn, Samborn, Wyer, Nudd, Drake, Johnson, Philbrick, Dow, Green, Palmer, Swett & Marston | ||
44-45 | 87-88 | 5-31-1671 & 12-8-1671 & 12-9-1671 | Meetings: Samborn, Hussey, Dalton, Nudd, Casse & Moulton | ||
45 | 88-89 | 12-17-1671 & 4-25-1672 | Meeting: Drake, Dudley, Widow Garland, Wyer, Marston, Stanyan, Johnson, Hussey, Dalton, Cotton, Samborn, Roby. | Peter Johnson released his right to mill on Nillus to set up gristmill on Little River near Barren Hill. | |
46 | - | 3-22-1639 (called May 22, 1639) & 7-4-1639 | At General Court at Boston, Winnacunnet to be a town | 7-4-1639: Winnacunnet to be called Hampton | |
Sect. 2 | |||||
pdf 46-48 | 1-4 | Grant | Timothy Dalton | ||
48 | 4-5 | Grant | William Palmer | ||
48-49 | 5-6 | Grant | William Eastow | ||
49-50 | 7-9 | Grant | Philomen Dalton | ||
50-51 | 9-12 | Grant | Robert Page | ||
52-53 | 12-14 | Grant | William Fuller | ||
53-55 | 15-17 | Grant | William Moulton | ||
54-55 | 17-19 | Grant | Thomas Chase & Thomas Chase, Jr. | ||
56 | 20 | 9-21-1708 | meeting | Hilliard requests 2 lotts in old North Div. and allow John Filbrick (Philbrick) 4th share. | |
56-57 | 21-22 | Grant | Abraham Perkins | ||
57 | 23 | Grant | Aquila Chase | ||
23-24 | 12-29-1712 | meeting | laid out to Josep Chase & committee appointed to lay out 2nd N Div & West Div. | ||
58 | 24 | 7-16-1658 | meeting | examination of grants & appointments of land, hwys and the like to … in new Town Book. | |
58 | 25 | 12-19-1658 | Committee agrees … | Grants not found to be recorded need 2 witnesses as evidence. Hwys to be laid out. | |
59 | 26 | 7-12-1721 | meeting, lot layers to lay out land for school house | Hwys 1702 ref. & 2nd Div. | |
59 | 27 | 12-5-1720 | meeting | Isaac Green land exchange 3rd W. Div / 2nd W. Div | |
60 | 28 | Land laid out … Grant? | Henry Sayward / Lt.John Smith land exchange | ||
60 | 29 | Grant | Henry Green | ||
61 | 30 | 6-30-1708 | appointed to measure 5 ac land Taylor lays down to use of town | ||
61 | 31 | 1658 | Grant | Benjamin Wieth | |
62 | 32 | 1658 | Grant | Anthony Taylor | |
62 | 33 ="83" | 1658 | Grant | Moses Cox | |
63 | 34 | 1658 | Grant | John Davis | |
63 | 35 | 1658 | Grant | Edward Colcort | |
63 | 35 | 2-29-1711 | meeting | 65 ac parsonage land on south side of Taylor River laid out. | |
64 | 36 | 8-6-1711 | meeting | 8 ac on Falls side belongs to new parish on Plum Island | |
64 | 36-37 | 1658 | Grant | Thomas Moulton | |
64 | 37 | 1-7-1713 | meeting | James Lock to have 1/2 of 2 shares in 1st N. Div. Should be a hwy on this land. | |
65 | 38-39 | 1658 | Grant | William English | |
66 | 40 | 7-16-1703 | Deposition | Nathaniel Lock, son of John Lock, gave to his brother John half of his right on Joslings Neck and he settled there. | |
66-68 | 41-44 | 1658 | Grant | William Howard | |
68 | 44-45 | 1658 | Grant | Edmont Johsonn | |
68-69 | 45-46 | 1673 | Exchange 10-12-1672 (fagite' brook) | Land to Peter Jonsonn / Johnson | |
69-70 | 46-48 | 1658 | Grant | John Brown (13/24 re Sleeper) | |
70 | 49 | 7-2-1708 | Agreement | between Jacob & Thomas Brown. Thomas to have island in river / 2nd Div / 3rd Div. | |
70-71 | 49-50 | 1658 | Grant ( house lot was sometimes Sanders, Wakefields, laying between upland of Henry Dow…) | Thomas Sleeper "certain river," 1 ac house lot, 3 ac meadow, 5 ac marsh, 5 ac upland, 3 ac meadow. | |
71 | 51 | 1654 | Grant | Francis Pebodye "certain river" | |
72 | 52 | 11-10-1652 | Re Peabody? Colcord sold to Drake 2 shares of commonage which he bought of Greenfield. Deed acknowledged. | Notation, land of Peabody "Mill Brook" | |
72 | 52 | 1710 | Appointed to measure width of road going to Salisbury … near land of isaac Green, Dow, Hobbes and Purington. | (ref to see p 42) | |
72 | 53 | 1658 | Grant | Isaac Perkins | |
73 | 54 | 10-21-1709 | land measured … | Benjamin Perkins land 15 ac. | |
73 | 54 | 6-17-1708 | Committee joined with lot layers to sett out bounds … | Divide into 4 ranges, bounds, ranges & divisions, New Plantation | |
73 | 55 | 11-16-1708 | surveyors appointed to … | laying a "way" of last West Division to Great Rock | |
74 | 56 | 1658 | Grant | Walter Ropper | |
74 | 57 | 2-27-1708 | Per order of the commoners… | conflict w/ Peter Weare re land grant | |
74-75 | 57-58 | 1658 | Grant | William Cole, abutting meeting house green | |
75 | 58-59 | 1658 | Grant | Morrice Hobbs | |
75 | 59-60 | 1658 | Grant | William Fifield | |
76 | 61 | 10-29-1709 | Committee agrees … | Straightening line of land Jonathan Fifield fenced in. | |
76 | 61-63 | 1658 | Grant | Jeffrey Mingay | |
77 | 63 | 1-31-1711 | Ordered by selectmen … | Laying out country road to Portsmouth | |
77-78 | 63-64 | 1658 | Grant | John Wedgwood | |
78 | 64-65 | 1658 | Grant | Samuel Getchill | |
78 | 65 | 1672 | Getchill land formerly Aborn's. | George Aborn 12 ac to Thos Dearborn formerly Purrington at North Hill. Re Chase & Sleeper. | |
79-80 | 66-68 | 1658 | Grant to | Thomas Levitt 5 acres upland for house lot…, North Field, North Plaine, … granted to Francis Asten (father-in-law), laying near Timothy Dalton meadow… | |
80 | 68 | 1-30-1708 | Committee chosen to see what damages done to Wingate… | Road through North Div. previously granted to Garland is allowed 1.25 acre in satisfaction. | |
80 | 69 | 1658 | Grant | Mary Hussey | |
81 | 70 | 6-9-1701 | Grant voted by town | William Lane on No side of Giles Swamp, 1 acre | |
81 | 70 | 4-8-1712 | Laid out half an acre of land on south side of road before his house… for half acre layd down at east end of his lot to the use of the commoners. | Moses Levitt | |
81 | 70 | 1658 | Grant | Widow Bristo | |
81-82 | 71-72 | 2-1661 | Grant and witnessed satisfaction for way taken out of his land by the falls river and land for a convenient landing place. Certain piece of land which Page layd down to the town on the west side of the mill brook … | Thomas Worde | |
82-83 | 73-74 | 1658 | Grant | Giles Fuller | |
83-84 | 74-76 | 1658 | Grant | John Moulton abutting Meeting House Green | |
84 | 76-77 | 2-7-1703 | Appointed by freeholders to measure | Thomas Dearborn 5 ac | |
77 | 1-19-1703 | Measured the land laid down to the town. | Jacob Basford | ||
84 | 77 | 1658 | Grant | Henry Ambrose | |
84 | 78 | 6-10-1708 | According to vote part of commoners in exchange 2-3 acres | Deacon T. Dearborn lays down land and it was measured. | |
85 | 78 | 1708 | Committee makes satisfaction | jacob Basford | |
85-86 | 79-80 | 1658 | Grant | William Marston (sp? Maston) | |
86 | 80-81 | 1658 | Grant | Henry Moulton | |
86 | 81 | 5-11-1711 | meeting | Quaker parsonage meeting | |
86-87 | 81-82 | 1658 | Grant | Thomas Marston | |
87 | 82-83 | 1658 | Grant | Richard Swayne | |
88 | 84 | 1658 | Grant | Francis Swayne | |
88 | 85 | 11-22-1709 | We of the committee agree… | Benjamin Towles / bounds N. Div. | |
88-89 | 85-87 | 1658 | Grant | Robert Tuck | |
89-90 | 87-89 | 1658 | Grant | Christopher Hussey | |
90 | 89 | 1-4-1712 | By order of the commoners | Jonathan Fifield (fence) land to Redman | |
90-91 | 89-90 | 1658 | Grant | Steven Batchelder | |
91 | 91 | 1770 | We have laid out ... | Josiah Samborn 3 ac and /Stephen Samborn 1 ac / near Exeter line. | |
91-92 | 91-92 | 11-30-1708 | According to order of commoners… | Nathaniel Sanborn 10 ac / James Prescott 10 ac | |
92 | 92-93 | 1658 | Granted | William Sanborn | |
92 | 93 | 11-30-1708 | According to order of commoners… | laid out to Benjamin Sanborn 20 acres | |
93 | 94 | 1658 | Granted | John Samborn | |
93-94 | 95-96 | 1658 | Granted | James Davis (ref Stanyan bought of Davis) | |
94 | 96 | 11-21-1709 | We of the committee agree… | Samuel Shaw bounds | |
94-95 | 97-98 | 1658 | Grant | John Cross sometimes of Hampton | |
98 | 4-21-1670 | Upon the request of… | Benjamin Shaw request | ||
95 | 99 | 4-21-1670 | We whose names … | John Cross laid out 15 acres | |
95-96 | 99-100 | 1658 | Grant | Henry Dowe | |
96 | 100 | 10-21-1709 | We the committee agree… | Benj. Perkins bounds, Josiah Dow pre Browns | |
96 | 101 | 1658 | Grant [see vol 7 p 128] | Henry Roby | |
96 | 101 | 3-20-1710 | According to order of selectmen… | Samuel Roby satisfaction for land taken for "ways." | |
96-97 | 101-103 | 1658 | Grant | Widow Parker sometimes of Hampton | |
97 | 103 | 1658 | Grant | Thomas Jones sometimes of Hampton | |
97 | 103 | 10-25-1709 | Committee | Benjamin James to have 1/2 acre near his barn | |
98 | 104 | 1658 | Grant | James Davis | |
98 | 104-105 | 9-4-1693 | meeting | Little River Sawmill above Peter Johnson grant/dam | |
98 | 105 | 4-10-1711 | We the committee agree… | Theophylis Cotton / James Prescott | |
99 | 106 | 5-22-1701& 7-11-1701 | meeting | Timothy Hilliard issue / request to lay out way from farm that was Dalton's. | |
99 | 106 | 11-10-1701 | meeting | Samuel Hely (Healy) | |
99 | 107 | 10-24-1651 | agreement | Timothy Dalton salary | |
99 | 107 | 5-26-1652 | General Court at Boston | approves north line of Hampton / Exeter / Salisbury | |
100 | 108 | 1651 | Rec'd of the town… | Wheelwright receipts (1651-1658) re town/church | |
11-24-1658 | Cotton Seaborn house | ||||
100 | 109 | 10-1660 | Lot layers | Public way from meeting house green / to determine hywys/use | |
101 | 110 | 1660 | Lot layers: between Robt Tuck & Rich. Swaine | Roads/Bounds described (cont'd from 109) 3rd/4th items | |
101-102 | 110-113 | 2-1661 | Lot layers: Roger Shaw & John Clifford. Thomas Ward / R. Swaine | Roads/Bounds described (cont'd from 109) 3rd/4th items | |
102-103 | 113-114 | 1658 | Eastfield | John Huggins grant / 4th "and the springs in it" / 6 acres planting land near springs. | |
103 | 114 | 4-16-1711 | gets 2 shares in 2 last divisions. (source p 95 V2?) | John Huggins, Jr. [p93/95?] (source?) | |
103 | 114 | 7-28-663 | Grant | Seaborn Cotton grant 200 acres "hog pen" plains | |
103 | 114 | 1668/9 | memo: previously laid out | Seaborn Cotton grant 200 acres "hog pen" plains | |
103 | 115 | 2-36-1669 | per request of owners of T. Dalton farm. | way needed Stanyan's to Exeter | |
103 | 115 | 9-21-1664 | settled on line by County Court at Salisbury. | "Great Rock" | |
104 | 116 | 1658 | Grant; pre H.Green&A.Perkins/now Tuck | John Cass grant (for building water mill) | |
104 | 116-117 | 1-31-1672 | Return of committee | Chase land passage - so side Falls River | |
105 | 118 | 1658 | Grant | Samuel Fogg grant bought of Hussey in East Field | |
105 | 118-119 | 1658 | Grant | Nathaniel Batchelder grant "certain river" | |
105 | 119 | 1658 | Rubish/Rubishi land near beach / Gouge's Wigwam | ||
105 | 119 | 1658 | Grant | John Redman "marsh Little River, certain creek" | |
106 | 120 | 7-9-1708 | lot layers | John Redman near fagity Brook | |
106 | 121 | 1658 | Grant | John Clifford | |
106 | 121-122 | 1658 | Grant | William Swain | |
107 | 122 | 3-10-1712 | lot layers | Cut out Swain's land, laid out 1-4-17715 | |
107 | 123 | 1658 | Grant | Edward Tuck; 6 acres granted him sold to H. Green | |
107 | 123 | 6-6-1697 | lot layers laid out10 rod wide hyw | from Palmers to burying place / School house grant | |
108 | 124 | 10-20-1709 | We of the committee agree… | North Hill bridge bounds by Dearborns | |
108 | 124 | 11-16-1715 | a way through Palmer lot near Winnacut River | ||
108 | 125 | 1658 | Grant | Godfrey Dearborn (bounds on Wheelwright) | |
108 | 125 | 6-18-1708 | lot layers / Dearborn exchange | Pine Hill common land bounds on Dearborn | |
109 | 126 | 1658 | Grant | James Philbrick | |
109 | 126 | 12-191709 | Joseph Philbrick land on south side of way (near barn and near house) | ||
109 | 127 | 1658 | Grant | Thomas Philbrick Jr. | |
109 | 127 | 5-1-1712 | We the undersigned agree… | John Jennis? fenced in land, paid | |
110 | 128 | 5-28-1726 | Notice given… | Deborah Brown removed | |
110 | 128 | 1658 | Grant | Henry Robey | |
110 | 128 | 4-8-1710 | According to order of selectmen… | layd out to Sam'l Roby, prev Thos. Leavitts | |
110 | 129 | 1658 | Grants | John Cram bought of Wm. Marston / Abraham Drake/ John Marston"springs" sometime granted to John Samborn. | |
111 | 130 | 9-30-1712 | meeting re Cotton, parsonage lands, repair of meeting house | parsonage land near grapevine run to be fenced | |
111 | 131 | ref to p 108 Vol.2 | Robert Smith 5 acres bought of Wedgewood | ||
111 | 131 | 1-7-1713 | Grant | Jos Smith ref to land granted 2nd W.Division | |
111 | 131 | 1670 | Grant (ref p 109 Vol. 2) | Giles Fifield 1st granted to Richard Cole | |
112 | 132 | 5-26-1701 | We whose names … | Kingston/Hampton line over great brook known as "Kingston Nilass" | |
112 | 133 | 1666 | Grant | Nathanial Boulter "lyeth over mill brook - sawmill" | |
112 | 133 | 1702 | Return of lot layers of West Div.; all divisions' shares enumerated | West Division "layers" 12 Divisions/351 half shares | |
113 | 134 | 4-1-1693 | We whose names … | Hyw thru Philip Towle land - satisfied | |
113 | 134-135 | 1679 | "Rubbishy meadow" or wett ground | Francis Jennis grant near Josling's Neck | |
114 | 135 | 7-22-1698 | "Barron Plains" | Henry Green 10 acres in Falls woods replacing Ring | |
114 | 136 | 11-25-1693 | layout near beach per selectmen's orders | Layout near Joseph Philbrick toward Francis Jennis | |
114 | 136 | 11-15-1693 | cart hwy from Little Boar's head | along beach to Francis Jennis' pond | |
114 | 136-137 | 1-1-1699 & 10-28-1700 | return & 10 lots of p 136 for town use. | North Division lot layers to do (listed bounds) & Josiah Moulton to accept one lot. | |
114 | 137 | 8-3-1705 | Examination of claims in North Div. and other meadows. | Little River & meadows in No. Div accepted; appears that Hussey willed his daughter 2 shares & she has right to draw lots. | |
115 | 138 | 8-31-1726 | meeting: re Falls parish to be set off. | ||
115 | 138 | 12-23-1645 | It is ord'd… | Freeman only-200 acres granted, div into 147 shares | |
115 | 139 | 12-23-1645 | A list of shares of house lots may be found on page 120 in old book (Vol. 2, typed "p 185") | ||
115 | 139 | 3-11-1729 | meeting | yoking and ringing of swine | |
116 | 140 | 3-10-1730 | (ref to Vol 2 "p 129") | ||
116 | 141 | 3-3-1697 | meeting: | shares buried Little River shall get Alder Meadow lots | |
116 | 141 | 3-30-1669 | It is ord'd… | New Plantation lots/ 4 ranges or div. near Salisbury | |
116 | 141 | 1-17-1715 | Pursuant to order … | 3rd W. Div. So Side Taylor River; 3 principal roads | |
117-118 | 143-4 | 10-25-1714 | Rev. Cotton complaint re 1668 land, selectmen meet | ||
118 | 145 | 2-18-1715 | bounds of Hog pen meadow | ||
118 | 145 | 3-11-1672 | Agreement between Roby (ref Vol. 2 "typed p214") | Compensation Dudley, Garland (deceased) & Gillman settled - 60 acres | |
119 | 146-7 | 6-24-1672 | (ref to Vol. 2 "typed p 215") | solution to 60 acres layd out re Dudley & others | |
119 | 147 | 9-1664 | Compliant re New Plantation house lots (ref to 7-28-1674); Pickpocket Mill Ref. | ||
120 | 148-149 | 9-14-1696 | meeting | Fences and sheep, repair of minister's house, land near great tree near Samuel Fogg's house. | |
149 | 10-14-1696 | meeting | Cottons goods mistakenly sent to Boston | ||
150-151 | 3-15-1697 | meeting; order against taking in inmates, forinmen or servants without approbation of selectmen. | to find new way to Portsmouth. | ||
121-122 | 151-2 | 12-6-1697 | meeting | Complaint re fencing / Henry Green land/ lot layers to lay out land according to ancient grants / Trespassers cutting trees for timber. | |
121-122 | 153-154 | 12-24-1697 & 3-28-1698 & 9-11-1699 & 12-2-1698 | meetings | survey hwy and bridges, ancient bounds can't be found, parcels on the Ring | |
122 | 153 | 2-24-1698 | Moulton twins land, sometimes Johnson's | ||
123 | 155-156 | 11-4-1699 & 12-4-1699 | meeting / oaths of office - Henry Dow town clerk; disorder, laying lots, exchange of land. | Lt. Joseph Smith w/ Stanyan, Dow, Morris Hobbs, Samuel Robey and Marston to lay out North Division | |
124 | 157-158 | 9-23-1700 | meeting; Sanborn & Pottell as constables | Bridge Hampton Falls to Exeter; Tilton and sons to make road good and maintain it. | |
125 | 158-161 | 10-28-1700 & 11-18-1700 | meetings | New Plantation & commons, North Div.(Exeter line); Town lines, Garland mill, perambulations/surveys. | |
127 | 162-163 | 12-16-1700 | meeting | Need to prove ownership in 147 shares & 4thly/Jacob Green wants mill priviledge for corn mill - granted to his father according to original grants; 6thly/New Plantation according to original grants;7thly/Capt. Dow land. | |
128 | 164 | 4-15-1701 | meeting | Daniel Tilton land exchange according to lay out 1/2 ac formerly Elkins. | |
128-129 | 164-166 | 5-7-1701 | meeting re perambulation of ancient line of Salisbury to Hampton. | land owners to show proof, shares in common towards Kingston/Exeter line. | |
129 | 166 | 1701 | meeting | 9thly / Seven mile line | |
129-130 | 167-169 | 6-9-1701 | Return of 7 mile line, lots to be laid out in 1/2 shares | 10thly / William Lane propounding for acre near Gilles Swamp; 11thly / Edmond Johnson land exchange; John Green exchange. | |
130-131 | 169-170 | 9-29-1701 | meeting | chose constable | |
131 | 170 | 11-10-1701 | meeting | ||
131-132 | 170-172 | 8-11-1702 | meeting | ||
132 | 171 | 11-16-1702 | meeting | 6thly - Lock House; 7thly - West Division (Fogg) | |
132 | 172 | 1-12-1703 | meeting | 3rdly - Dearborn 5 acres by Burching Plains | |
132 | 173 | 1-12-1703 | cont'd | 5thly - 6thly - Hoyt & Bafford 7thly - Johnson | |
133 | 174 | 1-12-1703 | cont'd | 8thly - West Division | |
133 | 174-5 | 11-22-1703 | meeting | ||
133 | 175 | 2-15-1704 | meeting: re town without a bell, ord'd one from England. | ||
134 | 176 | 6-26-1704 | Meeting re inquiring in Boston for a good bell. Falls people to have buring place to be laid out near Samuel Shaw. | ||
134-135 | 177-178 | 12-26-1704 | meeting | claims of shares in North Division & Little River marshes | |
135-136 | 179-181 | 4-30-1705 & 5-2-1705 | meeting; two men, Stanyan & Dow, to go to Porstmouth after town received notice from Capt. John Pickering, Speaker of the House, that meeting called by Reps. of the Province re Mr. Allin's claim that the Province may be at peace. Explanation of those NOT going on p 180. Meeting adj'd to May 4. | Called for a May 4 meeting, but Stanyan & Dow to meet at Portsmouth on May 1. (ref to Vol. 2 p 183) | |
136 | 181 | 12-16-1705 | meeting | ||
137 | 182 | 2-26-1706 | meeting: re running line between 2 provinces; 3 men appointed by Governor's Council to join with Massachussett's men and run the sayd line. | Men not willing to join others, as they do not know who is going to pay them. Town agrees to pay. | |
137 | 183 | 2-26-1706 | meeting: Simon Dow wants land piece. | Several persons want rights in West Division rights; examination of claims, draw lots. | |
138 | 184 | 4-30-1706 | meeting: meeting house repairs. | ||
138 | 185 | 12-26-1706 | meeting: complaint of sheep being killed or stolen. | Request of earmarks; no one to keep stray for more than one night. | |
138-139 | 185-187 | 12-26-1706 | meeting | ||
139 | 187 | 3-19-1707 | meeting | ||
139 | 187 | 4-22-1707 | Nath'l Bachelder, Jr. constable this year, making his complaint of his inability to serve, being first to remove so often because of the enemy. Joseph Swett to serve as constable. | ||
140 | 188 | 5-21-1707 | meeting | Indenture - Isaac Green to maintain William Penney who is cast upon the town for Penney's natural life. No man shall entertain Penny for 24 hours without giving notice to his master. | |
140 | 189 | 9-17-1686 | meeting: re Tuck gristmill / fulling mill. | Tuck granted gristmill priviledge [p 157 ref Vol 2] to set up a grist mill and fulling mill, upon Nilus River, and to make convenient Dam or Dams for the same, provided that he shall not draw down water to damnify any man in their hay time in any of their meadows that lay below upon that river, upoin ... and that the said mills be built and finished within two years ... | |
140 | 189 | 12-29-1707 | meeting | building pews in the meeting house | |
141 | 189 | 12-29-1707 | meeting | 2ndly-to see what damage done to Ens. Joshua Wingitt land in North Division. | |
141 | 191 | 2-2-1708 | meeting | 6thly-John Knowles one share in North Division & 9thly - diving the commons into proportional shares in North and West Division, etc. (cont'd) | |
142 | 192-193 | 2-2-1708 | LIST OF SHARES (cont'd) | share owners listed | |
143 | 194 | 2-2-1708 | cont'd | ||
143 | 194 | 10?-23-1708 | meeting | Peter Weare assessed the town for not granting John Marston. Nathaniel Lock given one acre. Voted Daniel Tilton 8 acres for country road going through his land, and ref. to land near Dalton Farm. | |
143-144 | 195-196 | 10?-23-1708 | meeting | 5thly-Tuck & Wingate surveyors, to lay out land as it was granted at the last meeting. Examination of right owners of 147 shares. 7thly-Smith to lay out No. & W.Divisions / Lt. John Smith to lay down 40 acres in his right. 8thly- to run the old line from West Div. down to Mr. Bachilder's tree. | |
144 | 196 | 10?-23-1708 | meeting | Benjamin Sanborn 20 acres / exch. 4-5 acres | |
144 | 196 | 3-22-1708 | meeting | Common lands | |
144-145 | 197-198 | 5-14-1708 | meeting | To lay out 20 acres for Benjamin Sanborn. Lt. John Smith exchange 4-5 acres. John Smith (tailor) desires half share # 138. John Moulton on North Hill Plain. Prescott 10 acres. Exchange 3 ac John Dearborn. Sanborn 10 acres. | |
145-147 | 199-202 | 6-17-1708 | meeting | New Plantation questions re 4 ranges. 8thly-Redman exchange w/ Dearborn/Godfrey. Redman near "faite' brook." Hwy 4 rods wide be laid out as far up as 2nd W. Div. Adjustments: Cross out 78 share in North Div. for minister and he is to have 9th share. Chapmen relinquished 139 share in 2nd W. Div and to have 70 share in 2nd N. Div.; Prescott to have 139 share in 2nd W. Div. | |
147 | 202-203 | 9-15-1708 | meeting | Sale of lots not yet drawn in North and West Div. Hilliard requests share. John Philbrick may have right to a lot in old North Division. | |
147-148 | 203-204 | 12-29-1708 | meeting | Jonathan Moulton lot in North Plains be laid out. | |
148-149 | 204-206 | 3-8-1709 | meeting | re: tree cutting, horses doing damage, persons digging iron ore/ mines on the commons. Benjamin Thomas 2 acres of swamp. John Chase half acre. | |
149 | 206-207 | 6-21-1709 | meeting | Thatch ground sweepage be distributed to the poor. James Wall 100 acres to be laid out, revisit action against Peter Weare. | |
150 | 208 | 6-29-1709 | meeting | ||
150 | 208-209 | 7-18-1709 | meeting | Robey's bounds ref. to as "Great Meadow." Great pasture at Exeter. 7thly- That all petitions formerly put n for exchanging of land be throw__ by ___ (ends?) | |
150-151 | 209-210 | 8-29-1709 | meeting | Lot layers to finish laying out the farme formerly granted to Christopher Hussey on south side of Falls River… also to measure distance from siad farme reputed Stephen Hussesy and B. Norton… and to measure any other land which hath been enclosed which is part of said common. | |
151-152 | 210-211 | 12-29-1709 | meeting: surveyors chosen Green, Tuck, Marston. | ||
152-153 | 211-214 | 12-29-1709 | meeting: 5 farms and liberty to John Tuck to turn the springs… | Right to commons requested by owners of 5 farms (qtr. Mile between 1st and last Div.) Condition that owners of farm accept granting of first 147 shares now be allowed 157 only on that side of Taylor River. Timothy Dalton, Rev. Bachelder, Rev. Wheelwright, Dea. Cristopher Hussey and John Casse? Joseph Philbrick trouble with his land. 5thly-John Tuck liberty so far as the town hath a right to grant, to turn the Springs near where Thomas Sleeper dwelt and also the Springs that are at Alder Medow in his pond where his grist mill stands for the term of twenty ears on condition the said Tuck improve all opportunity of grinding the town's corn fo rthe sixteenth part thereof, and that the said John Tuck shall engage for to grind three days i a week when he has water and after the 20 years above mentioned are determined, if the town do further grant siad Sp;rings the said John Tuck shall have the offer on as easey terms as any other person. Voted. John Tuck. | |
153 | 214-215 | 4-26-1710 | meeting | Town to pay for John Cotton's funeral, Mrs. Cotton use of house, seeing new minister. | |
153 | 215 | 6-19-1710 | meeting | Nathaniel Gookin to be called for ministry, salary, etc. He is given one month to respond. | |
154 | 216 | 7-25-1710 | meeting re Gookin agreement. Committee assigned to look for (another) minister. Every man is to bring his money to Constable Hobbs to pay rate for Mr. Gookin for the time he has been here among us. | ||
154 | 217 | 8-14-1710 | meeting: to discuss Mr. Gookin's lowest terms, voted he receive 70 pounds yearly… | ||
154-155 | 217-218 | 1-1-1711 | meeting: surveyors chosen Wingett & Philbrick. | Felling of trees on the commons | |
155-156 | 219-220 | 2-19-1711 | meeting re Quaker's New Parish. Dan'l Dow request for land, Huggins shares in 2nd W. and North Divisions.; Major Smith half share in 1st W. Div.;Moses Lovit (Leavitt) 1/2 acre n North Plains for tan yard; Abraham Green 5 ac by Falls River. Perambulation of old town line between Hampton & Salisbury. | Town has no land left to lay out, per the act of the General Assembly 10-23-1710. Yet land of parsonage may be used for the new parish: 5 acres for a house lot and 60 acres for pasture for service of the parsonage; 8 acres thatch groundon Plum Island side belonging to Hampton, and we allow those called Quakers 12 acres land for their right. | |
156-157 | 221-222 | 12-15-1711 | meeting: surveys chosen Wingate, Gove, Marston & Prescott. | Appeal of Daniel Rogers against freeholders & iinhabitants of Hampton, with John Redman & John Gover power to prosecute the appeal against Rogers. | |
157 | 222 | 12-15-1711 | meeting: Charge about the Commoners action that was commenced against them by Rogers shall be paid by commoners money. | Maj. Jos Smith to have the 1/2 of 145 lott in 2nd W. Div for his half share that he should a had in 1st W. Div. | |
157 | 222 | 3-3-1712 | meeting | Tilton demands share in First West Div. in right of Huggins, deceased. Inquirey by committee. Redman and Gove given power to answer actions against commoners. Inquiry into John Green lot purchased of R. Moulton. Swaine to have 2 ac on the falls side. | |
157-158 | 223-225 | 9-22-1712 | meeting by request of Falls Parish to bestow terms on Minister Cotton. | Re: fencing in parsonage, school house to be built, and bounds enterred in town book. | |
159-160 | 226-229 | 12-29-1712 | notice & meeting: 8thly- Whereas grants of land ought to be debated and granted in public… some persons have practiced to the contrary by getting persons to sign privately from house to house through ignorance of the land or profits which is requested have been grately imposed on have done wrong. Fines to be imposed and put to the use of the poor. | Chase 4 ac of swamp near North Hill - to leave a hwy between Godfrey & Chase. Blake request liberty to build a house on bank by his mill. Major Smith request to add to his lot. Capt. Wingate land for a barn. Ehraim Marston request half a quarter of an acre by the fort in swamp to set a malt house on and he shall enjoy same as long as he shall improve it in making mault for this town. Fences to be removed from commons hindering passage. | |
160-161 | 229-231 | 3-1-1714 | meeting: voted to exchange lot 144 in 2nd W. Div with Jabez Smith for 129 lot in same Div. | Thomas Chase to draw share not yet drawn in last div. or to satisfy him. Palmer satisfaction for way through his lot by Winnicut River. Voted 4 ac thatch ground to add to 8 ac granted parsonage belongs to falls. | |
161-162 | 231-232 | 7-5-1714 | meeting: Rec'd town books viz: old books (some writen in) and loose papers and receipts, & 10 shillings in bills of credit. Rec'd of Jabez Dow by town clerk John Tucke. | ||
162 | 232-233 | 7-28-1714 | meeting | Committee to petition Governor to settle & survey bounds of town and to grant us the confirmationn of our ancient town bounds. | |
162-163 | 233-234 | 1-17-1715 | meeting: to resurvey hog pen farm (ref p 139 Vol. 2) | To survey and lay out common Land 157 shares So side of Taylor River and leave hwy. Bounds in 1st & 2nd W. Divisions be reviewed. Exeter request to join & resurvey ancient bounds 2-1-1715. To lay out meadow now ajoining said farms to determine bounds. Hogpen springs & one acre adjoining tobe forever public. Gores of land between said farme to be measured and sold. Green to lay down 18 acres he exchanged. | |
163-164 | 235-237 | 3-7-1715 & 3-14-1715 | meeting:surveyors Hilyard, Page, Lt. Gove, Capt. Wingett, Dow. Meeting adj'd to Monday next. (3-14-1715) | Commoners to draw for lots 3rd W. Div in first original grant of shares bearing date 1645 with some few granted afterwards: | |
164-165 | 237-238 | 3-5-1716 | meeting: surveyors Smith, Hillyard & Moulton. | There was a committee to state bounds of towns and parishes. We will not consent to the settling any other bounds but ye ancient bounds settled by General Court of Boston 1643. | |
165 | 238 | 1-3-1717 | meeting | ||
165 | 238-239 | 3-9-1717 | meeting: Surveyors Marston, Lt. Smith, Fifield & Ens. Hilyard. | Printed aw books to be sold in this town for its use. | |
165 | 239 | 7-30-1717 | meeting | ||
165-166 | 239-240 | 8-7-1717 | meeting: Town elected reps to sit in General Assembly, which was dissolved by Lieut. Gov Vaughan. | Rec'd a receipt from Governor Shute for a new choice to join said assembly. In answer, if reps are dismissed, the whole are dismissed. And we humbly declare we are of opinion not to join assembly men with such as are not legally chosen and qualified. | |
166 | 240-241 | 3-3-1718 | meeting: each selectmen to have copy of law books. Surveyors Capt. Wingett, Capt. Smith, Ens. Hilyard, Cap;t. Smith, Capt. Casse? | Perambulation of ancient lines from old bounds on northerly side of Josslings Neck near the sea until it meet to New Castle's sw line above. | |
166-167 | 241-242 | 5-5-1718 | notice & meeting: 18 acres to be laid down for John Green on South side of Hogpen farm. Burnt swamp inspection. | Liberty granted to town set up fence from Tuck's Mill to Little River mouth to prevent cattle from trespassing on beach. Gate allowed to prevent hindrance. | |
167 | 242-243 | 7-17-1718 | meeting of proprietors of old parish on northerly side of Taylor's River re building new meeting house & hiring school master. | ||
168 | 244-245 | 3-2-1719 | notice & meeting of freeholders of old parish re meeting house. Surveyors Shaw, Page, Moulton, Dearborn, Longfellow & Tilton. | ||
168-169 | 245-246 | 3-7-1719 | meeting: law re yoking and ringing of swine. Sale of old meeting house and profit for use of Rev. Nathaniel Gookin. | ||
169 | 246-247 | 5-10-1720 | meeting: proprietors of common land meet to prevent land from being fenced in by those with no right. | ||
170 | 248 | 5-18-1720 | meeting (ref to Vol. 2 p 175): Inquire if new bell can be sent for from England as the one rec'd was broken. | ||
170 | 248-249 | 6-27-1720 | meeting: | Jennins (Jenness?) Hoping to end differences on lot lines and to live neighborly! | |
170-171 | 249-250 | 12-5-1720 | meeting: to hear complaints of men with lots in North Div. and make report. Voted request of Isaac Green to exchange land and settle issue in 2nd & 3rd Div. on falls side. | Third West Div. line drawn 1715 be enterred in town records as drawn for in original rights. Voted town clerk shall not records returns of James Jeffreys or any other lot layer unless ordered by proprietors or commoners to lay it out and accept returns. | |
171-172 | 250-252 | 3-7-1715 | meeting: re woodland lots granted to men who fought during war. Debt incurred yet unpaid to be made up by land on south side of Taylor's River to be now divided according to their rights of shares. | cont'd- Whereas farms claim priviledges in cow common and land now divided, town doth allow ancient farms a fee sweepage? And 2 lots to each farm … if accepted. No notes of this proceeding be given until town meets again, after inquiring about mistakes in the dividing or misdrawing of above lots of land, so errors may be rectified and proceeding fairly entered in town book. Gores of land to be sold not be recorded until paid for. Lot 139 to B. Sanborn & P. Blake. meeting adj'd to 3-14-1715 to draw lots. | |
172-173 | 253-254 | 3-14-1728 | meeting: Voted selecmen to take care to secure stock of powder and ball as they see cause, to build a plan for security thereof. | ||
173 | 254 | 3-6-1721 | meeting | ||
173 | 255 | 6-27-1721 | meeting: re considering proposal for arbitration of Attorney Nath'l Weare, Capt. Dow & Lieut. J. Marston regarding Jennis and late controversy. | 4thly-search of records for land ownership to prevent fencing. Bounds of Redman land to be determined. | |
174-176 | 256-260 | 3-5-1722 | meetings of freeholders and of owners of common land: adj'd to 3-13-1722 (ref to Vol. 2 p 177). Committee for Divsions ordered to be laid out at meeting 3-20-1722. Parsonage shares -one to be laid out in 1st Div.-one in 2nd Div. | Land lost in 1st North Div shall receive quitclaim and in exchange 10 acres for 30 acres that they say they have lost. Committee impowered to examine claims. May 10, 1722 is date to begin and to finish by end of July. Prescott quitclaim of 12-26-1720 be set in record. (Meeting adj'd to 3-20-1722) Committee to receive claims. Decision to lay land of 5 divisions into the 1st Div. to begin at Benjamin Moulton, Jr., straight to Benjamin Lamprey, Jr. & then north until it comes to ye old North Division. And the 3 (3rd) Division from said road with QM, and so to Bride hill bounded with the road to Exeter. 4th Div. from said road to Taylor's River up to Ass Brooks mouth. And there on ( yn )said brook to where road goes over Bride Hill to Exeter. And 5th Division to be from the bounds on the west side of 4th Div. to Salisbury line, the QM included therein. And persons owning rights in cow common shall have equal in such division as he belongs to. Cont'd. (Major part of the owners of each Division shall have power to manage their affairs as fully as all the commoners could do.) | |
176-179 | 260-266 | 5-8-1722 | meeting according to ajd't of 3-20-1722 | To hear claims of owners of cow common who were told to bring in their claims. Regarding those claiming rights in New Plantation, those fall within the bounds of Kingston and Hampton has nothing to do with that. Agreement that persons named here shall have land. See further details. | |
179-180 | 266-269 | 5-29-1722 | meeting: (ref to Vol 2. p 180) 2ndly - Committee formed to settle disputes. 3rdly - Committee to view small tracts proposed to be sold. 3 acres t Daniel Fogg. Quitclaims. | Voted Wingett & Dow have full power to answer action commenced against commoners by Ichabod Robie. Return of committee accepted 5-8-1722, but no person appointed to lay out land. Now doing so. Shares to J. Dearborn. Line between old North Division and commoners determined. | |
180-181 | 269-271 | 8-26-1722 | Land surveyed. (Ref to Vol 2. p 181) | 5th Div. Mistake in survey re Jos. Casse 3rd W. Div, lot #25. Moulton improved 3rd W. Div, lot #111 and quitclaim of #115. | |
181 | 271 | 3-4-1723 | meeting: surveyors Wingett, Marston, Tole & Marston. | ||
182 | 272-273 | 5-13-1723 | meeting: re Thos. Leavitt vs. Town. | commoners share in 2nd W. Div. be sold. | |
182 | 273 | 11-18-1723 | meeting to review Petition of Thomas Levit and others to be heard at General Assembly. | ||
182-183 | 273-274 | 3-2-1724 | meeting: Re commoners who attended settlement of commoners into 5 Divisions to meet 6-9-1724 to consider and raise money to satisfy judgment of Thomas Levitt against town and whether we shall consider proceeding further with the case. And to consider a method to put a stop to numerous suits that may otherways arise concerning New Plantation. | ||
183 | 275 | 6-9-1724 | meeting: tax to raise money for settlement of land into 5 divisions, judgement of Thomas Levit at Superior Court. Voted a committee to draw a petition re these affairs. | ||
184 | 276 | 9-16-1724 | meeting: representation of parish at Oct. meeting at Courthouse in Portsmouth re province tax. | ||
184 | 276 | 3-1-1725 | meeting: payment of surveyors. Money granted ot Nathaniel Gookin. | ||
184 | 277 | 3-7-1726 | meeting: Deed of Dalton lands for use of ministry. | ||
185 | 278 | 3-14-1727 | meeting: Gookin salary | ||
185 | 279 | 3-12-1728 | meeting: money in 2nd Div. due to Gookin. Seats for women in gallery, men at opposite end. Securing powder and ball. | ||
186 | 280 | 8-25-1672 | meeting: (ref to Vol. 2 p 203) | Complaints to selectmen re fences encroach on hwys. | |
186 | 281 | 9-19-1674 | meeting re school master | ||
12-11-1674 | meeting | Sanborn and Roby to measure lands through which hwy goeth to Piscataway, cuts from Dalton land on first ridge and other side of North Hill Bridge. To lay him land at other end. | |||
186-187 | 281-282 | 6-30-1675 | meeting: death of Selectman John Cass. | Men above 20 years in age to assist in raising new meeting house and shall not fail his appearance at the ringing of the bell at 6 in the morning or will pay fine. | |
187 | 282 | 6-12-1675 | town meeting | ||
187 | 283 | 8-1-1675 | Town being met to consider charge recovered by John Huggins, re land he has fenced in. | ||
187 | 283 | 12-14-1675 | meeting: preventing fire by not taking tobaco in the new meeting house. | ||
187-188 | 283-284 | 6-30-1676 | meeting:those galloping through town will be fined. | ||
188 | 284-285 | 2-14-1676 | meeting: re orders to restrain damage down by horses and cattle. When creeks and rivers are frozen, every inhabitant shall take care of their own cattle. | Jennis lots near the sea to be restored. Return follows dated 4-20-1675. Shares laid out in North Div. | |
189 | 286 | 9-2-1676 | meeting: Seaborn Cotton & Samuel Dalton to draw up a Declaration- | Town remains under Mass. Govt., not damnify Mason | |
189 | 286 | 12-19-1677 | meeting: | Law prohibits granting land, timber or commonage or receiving inhabitants, etc. | |
189 | 286 | 3-8-1677 | meeting | ||
189 | 287 | 9-19-1678 | meeting | Controversy, C. Palmer 50 acres above the Indian grants, about which town had suit with Daniel Tilton. | |
189-190 | 287-289 | 12-19-1678 | meeting re laws of the country strickly prohibit (trustees) granting or exchanging or disposing of land, timber or commonage, etc. | Spoil made of town's timber. Liberty granted to Henry Green to set up dam on falls River… James Johnson granted liberty to set up grist and fulling mill upon Nilas River and make convenient dam. Dissents to grant to Johnson listed. | |
190 | 289 | 1-27-1679 | meeting: | Reguest by Jennis of land exchange / back side of Great Pond for like quanity about Josselin's Neck, provided a hwy within 10 rods of John Lock land. | |
190-191 | 289-290 | 3-27-1679 | Meeting: For incouragement to settle at New Plantation, persons hsall have liberty to take up 40 acres of plantig land apiece, etc. | 2nd field on North Plains be laid out on both sides of hwy next May 1. Taylor and king keep rights purchased of Taylor. | |
191 | 290 | 6-14-1679 | meeting | ||
191 | 291 | 6-14-1679 | meeting | ||
191 | 291 | 11-24-1679 | meeting re shingling Cotton's house. | ||
191-192 | 291-292 | 5-13-1680 | meeting | Selectmen forbidden to grant or dispose of land | |
192 | 292 | 6-12-1680 | meeting: complaint of spoiling of town timber and encroachment on commons. | ||
192 | 292-293 | 10-16-1680 | meeting:common meadows and marshes to be divided and laid out into shares and to be exchanged once in six years. | Old saw mill be removed or rebuilt upper Taylor River. | |
192-193 | 293-295 | 3-21-1680 | meeting: (see Vol. 2 p 208) John Clifford, Sr., Marston and Moulton surveyors. Return of grants of 1 ac to Sanborn, 20 acres to Prescott. | Roby and Dow to lay out shares of common marshes in Alder or Hassocky Meadow, with permission to flow. | |
193 | 295 | 5-16-1681 | meeting | ||
193-194 | 295-296 | 10-13-1681 | meeting: to give power to surveyors for hwys to see that all persons in town do perform their proportion of work according to former custom. Delinquents to be penalized. | Liberty to jacob Brown & James Johnson for gristmill nr Brown's pasture provided they build it, keep it in good order for grinding town's corn and make gates to let out water, that they flow not any man's hay in hay time. | |
194 | 296-297 | 2-6-1681 | meeting: power to surveyors… | ||
194 | 297 | 1-24-1680 | meeting. Trustees are not to receive any inhabitant, give or change any lands, or any thing … and they shall have keeping of the town records for ensuing year. | ||
195 | 298-299 | 4-7-1687 | meeting: Indian troubles era | town to preserve corn & meadows, build "watch house," provide powder, bullets, Mach, flints etc. To meet with Salisbury men re perambulation of bounds. Sherborn to build seat for him and his wife / family in meeting house. | |
195 | 299 | 8-2-1687 | meeting: fine for absense from legal meeting. | ||
196 | 300 | 11-28-1687 | meeting: (ref to Vol. 2 p 211) Killing of wolves, no dogs in in meetinghouse on Sabbath, and youth to be kept from playing on Sabboth or being dissorderly. | Men to treat with John Cotton about his willingness to settle with us in the work of the ministry. Town voted to show their approbation that Mr. cotton should be called to office by Ordination. | |
196 | 301 | 5-21-1688 | meeting re Mr. Cotton's comfortable maintenance. | ||
197 | 302 | 6-12-1689 | meeting: not all proprietors had notice of meeting, not responsibility of selectmen, so meeting cont'd. | Re raising money for money already expended n case of law in sending for England Mr. Wm. Vauhan and Mr. Wire. Payment for killing wolves to be in corn. | |
197 | 303 | 6-19-1689 | meeting: payment re Gove's order of 1688. | ||
197 | 303 | 7-8-1689 | meeting: response to letter from Portsmouth and Great Island re what is to be done for peace and safety until we shall receive order from the Crown of England. | Voted to make fortification about the meeting house for security from violence of the Heathen. | |
198 | 304-305 | 11-14-1689 | meeting: re convenient house for ministry. Nathaniel Wire (Weare?) to give notice to Nathaniel Griffin that he should not be an inhabitant of this town and he is to depart or give said town securities from damage. | Liberty given to John Tuck to make a dam where Nilus comes out of Hasica meadow, and to set up a fulling mill provided it be fitt to goe and full cloth within two years. | |
199 | 306 | 12-18-1689 | meeting:re considering unsettled estate that we are in for want of Government, incapable of defending ourselves against invasion of any enemy. | Johnson given liberty to set up fulling mill on Bursley Brook, provided it be builded to full cloth in a years time or grant is voided. Payment to Johson for building meeting house to be in corn. Others paid to Thomas Webster. | |
199-200 | 307-308 | 10-22-1689 | Indian troubles era | Received from Honorable Gov.of Masitusits Colony intimatig the readiness of the Confederate Colonys viz: of Plymouth & Coniticote for ye viorus prosicution of ye warr against ye common enemy … Dissentors listed. | |
200 | 308-309 | 1-20-1689 | meeting re late revolution in Masitusitts Colony, no orders from their Majesties have yitt arived for ye settlement of Government… | Need to raise money and men for defence against common enemy, joined by Portsmouth and Dover in concern, agree to committee to meet. Dissentors listed. | |
201 | 310-311 | 1-22-1691 | meeting re Indian troubles, voted to send out scouts. | ||
200-202 | 311-312 | 6-11-1690 | meeting re raising money for minister. | Rev. Pike considered | |
202 | 312-313 | 4-30-1691 | meeting: Voted 6-11-1690 for Mr. John Pike to settle here as minister, provided he be clear from Dover church. His answer would be received by 5-28. | ||
202-203 | 313-314 | 10-26-1691 | meeting: re letter from Capt. John Pickering by order of Major Vaughan to meet in Porstmouth re defence against Common Enemy. | Rev. Cotton asked to return | |
203 | 314 | 11-12-1691 | meeting: received letter from Mr. Cotton encouraging us to give him intimation of our wishes. Dissents | Notice to William Penny that town forbids his abiding in town and to John Garland or any other man that maintains him that they entertain him not, except if bond is made for security. | |
203-204 | 315-316 | 2-25-1692 | meeting re town without minister, will send another request to Mr. Cotton. | Surveyors chosen: Swett, Taylor and Marston, who are to take special care that all their Majesties highways and bridges shall be kept I good repair according to former custom by the town. | |
204 | 316-317 | 3-25-1692 | meeting: re Cotton salary, building him house, fencing land and repairing barn. | ||
205 | 318-319 | 5-27-1692 | meeting: re removing fortification about the meeting house, and to set it between the prison and minister's house in convenient place. | ||
205-206 | 319-320 | 9-5-1692 | meeting: re repairing the Majesties highways and bridges. Marston to keep the pound. | ||
206 | 320 | 9-27-1692 | meeting | ||
206 | 320 | 11-15-1692 | meeting: re treasurers warrant to choose a commission to make assesment of province law re rates. | ||
206 | 321 | 11-25-1692 | meeting: re minister's new house. Re Robey laying out all meadow and marsh, not done and he died. Marston and Samuel Dow and Sgt. Joseph Dow to divide same. | ||
207 | 322 | 2-21-1693 | meeting: unruly horses, school master, town debt. | ||
207-208 | 323-325 | 3-24-1693 | meeting re complaint re fences on commons and watering places. 7thly- men building dam upon Litter River above Peter Johnson's grant. Considerations given to give them liberty to goe on with building mill. Lieut. John Smith has liberty to remove his fulling mill to such a place he choses upon Nilus above his sawmill at the end of beach nect, and to make a dam there... | Land to be laid out 10-16-1680 resolved by freeholders all between North Divison and the road from ye sea to Exeter bounds by Ass Brook Bridge, Hasick Meadow only excepted. 10thly-those desireing division of land make proposal to selectmen for consideration at next meeting of freeholders. | |
209 | 326 | 7-14-1693 | meeting: granted on south side of Taylor river 1.5 acre for school house. | Minister's lots added, small tract. Men building sawmill on Little River shall have lieberty to go on. They likewise began mill upon Nilus between Bare (Bear) Swamp and Alder Meadow and have liberty with provisions. Elkins propounding for grant of small tact of swamp against his house. | |
209 | 327 | 1693 | meeting | No side Taylor River, 1 acre for school | |
210 | 328 | 9-11-1693 | meeting | ||
210 | 329 | 11-13-1693 | meeting re rams be kept from flock next summer. | ||
210-211 | 329-331 | 3-22-1694 | meeting. Re warning to prevent persons fencing in proprietors land where they have cattle feeding in summer. Empowering selectmen to prosecute as trespassers. | To have generous pasture for cows, swine and sheep near Little Boarshead, with gates on country way, and committee to bound out where fence should be made from Little Boarshead to Taylor River. Like liberty granted on south side of Taylor River for pasture to Salisbury line. Road northerly of meeting house to be laid out. Committee to review rights to shares in Cow Common, shares to be enterred into Town Book, and whose share it was previously. | |
211 | 331 | 5-17-1694 | Capt. Henry Dow to go to New Castle to manifest town's desire that no township be granted to any person to come within 7 miles of Hampton meeting house westward upon a straight line. | Consideration of increase of benefits and salary for Minister Cotton. | |
212-213 | 333-334 | 9-11-1694 | meeting: Henry Green propounded to lay down 2.5 acres to town formerly taken by execution in the Ring by Robert Lord Marshall and sold t0 Henry Green. | Green to take 10 acres up in the woods above his house. | |
213 | 334-335 | 10-29-1694 | meeting: town to allow more for Mr. Cotton, allow payment to Mrs. Sherborn for entertaining the sick. | ||
213-214 | 335-336 | 5-20-1695 | meeting re going to New Castle in obedience of order from Honourable Lieut. Gov and cuncil to show why we are not willing the petition of New Castle should be granted. | Town voted to consider proposal re bounds. | |
214 | 336 | 5-24-1695 | meeting | ||
214 | 336 | 9-13-1695 | meeting | ||
214 | 337 | 12-6-1695 | ref to look back p 141 of Vol 2 / Old Book. | ||
215 | 338-42 | 1703/1706/1645 | Shares in North Division listed & Lot numbers in 1st West Div, lately drawn out and lots for 1-12-1703. (note p 341, some lots drawn 3-22-1706) | (note p 339 on reverse of 340) (note to ref p 120 of vol. 2 for p 342 Vol. 7 for list of shares of common granted of house lots on 12-23- 1645 into 147 shares, excepting commanage for farms. Town keeps 11 shares of all the several commons.) | |
218-220 | 345-348 | 1662-1664 | Record of Commons 1-9-1662 examined and recorded. (ref Vol. 2 p 120) | ||
220-223 | 348-354 | 4-5-1694 | List of shares in cow common alinated from one to another and now enterred to right owners, as it appears by examination by gift, purchase, will or inheritance 3-22-1694 | List of names | |
223-224 | 354-356 | 1694? | Lots of meadow and marsh (ref to Vol. 7 p 141) | List of names; p 354 1st grant to Henry Green to build mill. | |
224 | 356-357 | 3-3-1669 | Lots granted at New Plantation to be laid out in lower ranges or divisions, to begin next to Salisbury bounds. Per old book (Vol. 2) 12-22-1669 | Ranges / Divisions 1,2,3,4. John Cass to take last lott #41 ; lot laid to Will. Fuller by agreement. | |
225-226 | 358-360 | ? | 3rd West Division Lots in original rights (ref p 126) | (No date on some, other dated 3-14-1715.) | |
226 | 361 | 3-14-1715 | 3rd West Div lots drawn. Town shares listed, farm shares to John Brown, Christopher Hussey, Mr. Dalton/teacher, John Cross, Mr. Wheelright. | ||
226 | 361-363 | 11-8-1708 | meeting: uplands shares drawn and layed out for next 6 years / marsh and thatch ground now laid out according to quantity and quality. (cont'd p 363) | Count of lots to Lamprey, Dow, Moultoh, Moulton, Brown and Shaw. | |
227-228 | 363-4 | 11-26-1708 | meeting: re men to do stone fence | Joseph Chase 2 shares and (cont'd) owners of the other 35 shares are to do the work. | |
228 | 364-5 | 11-24-1708 | Account of marsh shares | List of names, lot numbers. Lieut. Philbrick to have first shares… | |
229 | 366 | 5-21-1709 | meeting: owners of Great Oxe Common agree to stand tryel (trial) at Court of Common Pleas held at Porstmouth. | commoners case in Portsmouth | |
229 | 366 | 6-11-1711 | meeting Lieut. Philbrick and J. Marston to prosecute men that don'd do their portin of wood fence and stone fence and gate… | wood/stone fences being prosecuted | |
229-230 | 367-8 | 11-24-1708 | List: thatch ground in Ox common | ||
230 | 368 | 1-2-1711 | Writ of Morris Hobbs, Sr. re conveyance of land in ox common from James Philbrick. | Hobbs exchange with Philbrick for bridge maintenance. | |
230 | 369 | 9-9-1714 | meeting of owners of great ox common | And to draw shares of upland forever; defect in that two men had #19 share. Voted to draw again. Lastly agreed to meet again for share of marsh on 10-7-1714 | |
231 | 370 | 9-9-1714 | Upland lots of Great Ox Common drawn forever. | List of names and lot numbers. | |
231 | 371 | 2-22-1716 | meeting: action against town by James Menzies (?) and agreement to stand triell (trial) with him. | ||
231 | 371 | 6-29-1737 | meeting: Men to look after marsh, beach and pines that belong to commoners for 3 years. | ||
232 | 372-373 | 10-7-1714 | meeting: Joseph Chase shall have forever all ye marsh and thatch ground lying in Ox Common between Cedars and River mouth that is not already laid out into lots. He will leave convenient way between lots already laid out. | ||
232-233 | 373-374 | 10-7-1714 | Marsh shares on Great Ox Common drawn. | marsh shares | |
233 | 374 | 12-25-1710 | Aritas Leavitt will regarding lands and shares | ||
234-239 | 376-387 | 1653-1668 | VITALS - BIRTHS |