Burleigh, Slmeon-D. and Eliza-O., son George, b. Nov. 22, 1871.
Caldwell, Nathan and ("lara, dau. Susanna-A., b. Sept. 12, 1876.
Chase, John-J. and Sarah-Sanborn, child b. Feb. 10, 1859.
Clark, Michael and Irene, son Ezekiel-B., b. Dec. 25, 1836.
Coburn, .Joseph and Mary, son i). Oct. 10, 1852.
Cole, Charles-B. and Lizzie-Green, son Benjamin, b. July 22, 1879.
Copp, Millett-G., son b. Se|)t. 3, 1855.
Currier, Olive and Clara, dau. Emma, b. May 11, 1876.
Drew, Otis and Sarah-F., son George-Clinton, b. Dec. 11, 1870.
Donin, Louis and Lizzie, dan. b. Aug. 15, 1876.
Kii-stman, Samuel and Elizabeth, son William, b. .April li), 1763.
Fowie, .loseph and Ann, dau. b. .Ian. 13, ls.")2.
FosH, Wilbur-.J. and Altliea-Fy., dau. Abestina-J., 1). Aug. 28, 1881.
Gall, .lohn and B(;tty, son .Alexander, 1). May 5, 1770.
Gauihier, Joseph, dau. Emma, b. .Ian. 29, 1S75.
(ieahor, Frank and Anni;, dau. Mary, 1). April 30, 1878.
Gilbert, William and llattie, son William, b. Sept. 29, 1876.
RECORD OF UNASSIGNEI) HIRTHS AND DKATHS. 833
Goodwin, Alexander and Georgiannu-H., son I'liarlcs-A., b. March 21, 1871.
Gordon, William and Martha, son WiUlam-.lanioso:!, I). Sept. 22, 1759.
Greenou;;h, Moses and Maria. Children: Ira-V.-B., I). Sept. 3, 1840',
Florence, h. .June IL', ls43.
(irittin, Amos and Marj^aret, son b. Oct. 5, 1857.
Ilaciiett, Edwartl-r. and Celesta, dau. Carrie-H.-M., I). Aug. 15, 1859.
Henasey, Richard and Sarah. Children : Margaret, b. April 10, 1761 ;
James, b. Fell. 24, 1703.
Henry, Samuel and Hannali, dau. Jane, b. April 21, 1771.
Henderson, James-P. autl Ellen, son Jame.s-P., b. April 5, 1873.
Howe, George-\V. aud Clarissa-A.-Wyraan, dau. Lizzie-Caroline, b. April
6, 1858.
Hunt, Patrick and Beescy, son William-H., b. Jan. 25, 1879.
Huntley, Seth-N , cldld Alina, b. Oct. 2, 1859.
Jameson, Martha, son Tliomas-McConnel, b. Aug. 8, 1763.
Jones, Wm.-Keed and Frances-Harriet, son Carl-Lincoln, b. Aug. 1, 18G9.
Johnson, Enoch and Matilda, dau. b. July 13, 1851 ; son b. April 25, 1854;
son b. Feb. 23, 185(;.
Johnson, John-H. and Mary-J., dau. 1). Aug. 30, 1851.
Jonson, Thomas and Eunice-Duty, dau. Mehitable, b. Sept. 30, 1772.
Kenney, John and Bridget, son b. April 1, 1853
Kimball, Joseph and Margaret. Children: William-Hamilton, b. Ames-
bury, Mass., July is, ls40; Gay-1'.-O.sgood, b. Oct. 1, 1844.
Lewis, Alfred and Sarah, dau. Alice-G., b. Marcli 22, 1879.
Lord, Franl< anti Ednah-E.-H., sou Clarence, b. Feb. 28, 1881.
Loud, Frank and Olena, son Henry-S., b. Dec. 30, 1873.
Mansfield, Jaines-E. and Elizabeth, dau. Kosanna, b. Feb. 1, 1870.
McConihe, Willlam-H. and Elizabeth-T., dau. Ida-L., b. June 22, 1859.
McConnell, Thos., m. Mary , Oct. 28, 1750; son Sam'l, b. April 3, 1759.
McGrath, Jacob and C'ora, son Therou, b. Mav 22, 1878; Ernest, b. April
12, 1880.
Messer, Archibald and Anna, son b. Jan. 10, 1852.
Millican, James and Elizabeth, son John, b. Aug. 20, 1758.
Mordough, Selma and Martha, dau. b. April (!, 1851.
Morrill, Philip and Sally-S., son Alexis, b. June 2, 1807.
Morrill, Philip and Mehitalde, son Lorenzo, b. Jan. 27, 1814.
Morrison, .John and Hannah, dau. b. June 13, 1851.
Nevins, David ami Nancy. Children: Nancy, b. May 2, 1771; Peggy, b.
March 31, 1773.
Nichols, Charles and Agues-Smith, son b. July 28, 1879.
Norcross, Jos-F. and Sarah-A.-C. Children : Sarah-Josephine, b. Haver-
hill, Mass., March 8, 1843; Cornelia-Jane, b. Windham, Jan. 2, 1846.
Palmer, Wiiliam-C. and Lavinia-A., dau. Carrie-Bell, b. Oct. 31, 1870.
Palmer, James and Miriam-M.. son George-Samuel, b. March 6, 1871.
Perry, Benjamin and Rosa, son b. March 4, 1854.
Perry, Benjamin an3 Elizalieth, sou b. May 1, 1857.
Piper, Daniel-S. antl Lavinia, dau. Myra-A., b. Nov. IG, 1873.
Pkimmer, Charles and Ella, dau. b. Fet). 12, 1877.
Poor, Charles-E. and Elizabeth, son Wiuthrop-H., b. Feb. 19, 1853.
Poor, George-B., son Charles-P., b. Nov. 7, 1873.
Powar, Jaffrey aud Lilly, dau. Hannah, b. Sept 13, 1757, d. March 13, 1759.
" Mrs. Lilly, w. of Jaflfrey Powar, d. June 24, 1761, in her 28th year."
Prentice, Henry and Betty, son Samuel, b. July 20, 1790.
Richardson, Joseph and Ellen, sou Joseph, i . June 21, 1878.
Roberts, John and Mary, child, b. March 20, 1875.
Rock, Joseph aud Mary, dau. b. June 5, 1851 ; female twins b. Dec. 7, 1852.
Roper, Dana and Anna-Elizabeth, son Charles-Augustus, b. Oct, 14, 1869.
Ryan, Anthony and Bridgett, dau. b. .Vug. 25, 1852.
Ryan, Anthony and Mary, son b. Sept. 6, 1857.
Sanborn, FraukP., dau. Annie-Beil, b. Aug. 1, 1875.
834 RECORD OF UN ASSIGNED BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Scott, John and Rebecca, dau. Adelaide, b. June 14, 1873.
Seavey, John and Mary-Ann, dau. b. May 24, 1852.
Shattuck, Alfred and Marv, dau. Eva-Abbie, b. Jan. 29, 1875.
Smith, Sarah, dau. Dorcas, b. Feb. 2, 17S9.
Titcomb, Albert and Ellen, son b. Dec. 2, 1878.
Wadleisrh. Children: Sarah-Huldah, b. March 27, 1830; twins, Joseph
and Newell, b. June 16, 1832; Catherine- Abbot, b. Nov. 4, 1834; Wil-
liam-Patten, b. May 8, 183fi.
Wilbur, Henry and Althea-Ro.se, son Frank-Augustus, b. March 1, 1870.
Wilson, George-W., dau. Laura, b. Jan. 1876.
Wilson, Jaraes-M. and Harriet-Chase, dau. Elizabeth-Adaline, b. Oct. 31,
1858.
Whitney, William. Children : Susan, b. March 15, 1842 ; Sarah-J., b. April
27, 1847.
Woods, George and Harriet, dau. Abbie-Ann-Goddard, b. April 7, 1838.
This list of deaths, with the record in tlie genealogy of families,
includes every date of death found upon the Windham Town
Records, from 1742 to 1882, or during one hundred and forty
vears, and every record upon every gravestone within the limits
of Windham, from the hrst settlement to November, 1880.
Bean, John, d. Sept. 4, 1854, ae. 7 yrs.
Bean, John, son of Robinson and Joanna, d. Sept. 6, 1854, jb. 10 yrs. 8
mos. 26 davs.
Baldwin, infant, d. Feb. 8, 1859.
Benton, Jerry, d. Feb 15, 1881.
Blaisdell, Abigail, d. July 3, 1851, se. 68 yrs.
Blood, Mrs. Lucy, d. Oct. 12, 1854, te. 22 yrs.
Bradley, Caleb-L., d. July 11, 1855, se. 42 yrs.
Brown, Dr. Sylvanus, d. Oct. 1870, a-. 62 yrs.
Brown, John-X., infant son, d. Sept 8, 1859, fe. 3 mos.
Caldwell, Mrs., d. Feb. 9, 1854, !C. 75 yrs.
Caldwell, Sally, d. Jan. 12, 1875, m. 82 yrs.
Carr, Elizal)eth-A., niece of John Carr, d. May 5, I860, a3. 22 yrs.
Carter, Sarah-H., d. Nov. 18, 1876, se. 85 yrs. 11 mos.
Chase, Dea. Joseph, d. Sept. 4, 1871, x. 91 yrs. 3 mos. 17 days.
Clendennin, Betsey, d. Nov. 18, 1876, le. 85 yrs.
Coburn, James-F., d. Feb. 4, 1871, x. 83 yrs' 7 mos. 18 days.
Coburn, Joseph, child, d. Sept. 12, 1852, iv. 7 mos.
("raig, Annis, d. Nov. 11, 1856, iv.. 87 yrs.
Dainiiels, Mrs. Hannah, d. Feb. 22, 1872, iV. 58 yrs.
Day, Samuel, d. March 23, 1872, a\ 81 yrs.
Emery, Hester, wife of Lowell Emery, d. Oct. 12, 1873, m. 40 yrs. 4 mos.
Farwell, William, d. Dec. 1881, sa. 67.
Fifleld, Marilla, d. July 20, 1879, x. 73 yrs.
Fields, Calvin, d. Sei)t. 20, 1852, iv. 23 yrs.
Frccland, Jane, d. Feb. 21, 1879, a;. 67 yrs.
(iiiman, Mrs. Betsey, d. ai Clinton, Mass., Jan. 3, 1853, sc. 50 yrs.
(Jrcfiiougli, widow Sarah-P., d. .Vug. 12, 1843, m. 65 yrs.
C;ri(lin, Charles-A., infant, d. Sept. 26, 1858.
Joiinson, M.-innali, d. Feb. 1876, iv. 71 yrs. 10 mos.
.Folmson, Jacob-P., d. Nov. 4, 1855, iv. 82 yrs.
Marsliall, Handall, d. Jan. 10, 1848, ;v. 36 yrs. 9 mos. 20 days.
Marsiiall, Sarah, his wife, d. .fan. 4, 1869, {b. 53 yrs. 7 mos.
Marsliall, Alihic, tlicirdim., d. Sept. 1, 1865, ps. 17 yrs. 7 mos.
Mar>^liiMI, Uamiall, d. .July .".0, 1K69, a'. 24 yrs.
Miller, Jdlin, d. March U, 1786, m. 86 yrs.
Momtt, David, d. Oct. 7, 1856, a;. 87 yrs.
KECOKI) OF UNASSIGNEl) BIRTHS AND DKATHS. 835
Moorland, John, d. Maicli 15, 171)8, ae. 76 yrs.
Moorland, Mary, liis wife, d. Dec. 29, 179C, m. 78 yrs.
Moorland Susanniiii. Ids wife, d. Dec. 15, IHK!, ae. G.'J yrs.
Mordon;;li, .\da-(iertrnde, dan. ofS.-M. and A.-l). Mordonfjli, d. Sept. 20,
185;?, !v. 11 nios. ;{ days.
Mnrpliy, Dcnius, d. 1758, in his 28th year.
Myrick, Jacob, d. Sept. 22, I85!t, ae. 78 yrs. A soldier of t lie 1812-15 war.
Myrick, Rnth (Simpson), his wife, d. May 14, 18t>4,'a'. 75 yrs. 25 days.
Myrick, Moses, member of N. H. Vol. Vets., killed at Deep Bottom, Va.,
Anir. 1<5, isfU, a>. ^S vrs. "A soldier's rest."
Nichols, child, d. Auj;. 2;?,"l87i>, a\ 26 days.
O'Brien, Mary, d. Nov. 24, 1857, a'. 50 yrs.
Osi^ooil, Arminda, d. Dec. I'S, 1854, ae. 31 yrs.
I'aiie, Laurella-1'., dau. of George-B. and Eliza-J. Page, d. Oct. 9, 1853, a-.
11 mos. 3 days.
I'almcr, Mary, d. Feb. 18, 1876, ae. 74 yrs.
Patterson, Lncins, d. May 19, 1866, a. 51 yrs.
(Patterson, Hannah-Jane (Marshall), his wife, d. Dec. 11, 1852, le. 33 yrs.
9 mos.
Patterson, Siisan-Lin(;oln, dan., d. Ang. 19, 1850, iv. 19 rao.s. 23 days.
(The parents and sister of Mrs. .\nibro.se Richardson.)
Pease, Clara-A., <1. Jan. 1882, le. 26 yrs.
Plummer, Sanniei, d. Feb. 1880, m. 82.
Prescott, Dorothy, d. June 18, 1880. a\ 82 yrs. (! mos.
Richardson, Israel-H., d. Jan. 0, 1875, aj. 69 yrs. 8 mos. 24day.s.
Robbins, EJliza-H., wife of Wise Robbins, d. Sept. 25, 1857, ae. 53 yrs.
Rolfe, Moses, d. Sept. 28, 18.59.
r Siieridan, Anna, d. July 2, 1858, le. 18 vrs. 6 mos.
\ Sheridan, Kate, d. Sept. 20, 1858, ae. 21 yrs. 2 mos.
( Sheridan, Margie, d. June 12, 1870, a. 27 yrs. 6 mos.
(Sisters of Mrs. Charles-L. Haseltine.)
Sargent, Charles, d. Feb. 24^ 1857.
Shaw, John, d. a. 65.
Simpson, Jane, d. May 10, 1854, a-. 95.
Tower, Mary, d. May 3, 1855, a'. 35.
Towns, M.-M., child", d. Aug. 3, 1852, a. 7 yrs.
Wilson, John, d. Sept. 27, 1852, a. 71.
Wilson, Marj-, d. April 13, 1855, a. 78 yrs.
Wilson, Simon, d. Jan. 9, 1853, a. 68 yrs.
Wilson, Marv, d. 1876, a. 81 yrs.
Wilson, Martlia-J., d. Jan. 1, 1819.
Whitney, Mary, d. Oct. 13, 1854, a. 14 yrs.
Webster, Elizabeth-J., d. Nov. 6, 1848, 21 yrs. 8 mos.
CORRECTIONS.
On page 59, 2uth line from top, in place of John Gregg, read Thomas.
On pages 128 and 598. in reference to tlie raising of the church, later in-
formation sliows that it should be May 27-29, not June 27-29.
On page 227, 2d line from bottom of the page, Robert Dinsmoor', Sr.,
Lieut., son of John Dinsmoor' should be fjrandson.
On page 389, under No. 4, ItUh line, add "named Milton-Clyde."
On page 534, for Rev. Daniel Abbott, read Rev. David.
On page 545, 24th line from top, in the line of " with his father," read
" with his brother."
On page 589, for John-A. Holmes read Oliver-A.
INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
Accidents,
Alarm List,
Anecdotes,
Antislavery,
society.
Arboreal products.
Army of U. S., disbanded,
Articles of Confederation,
Association Test, signers of
Bad investment,
Ballots, flrst written ones,
Battle of Bunker Hill,
of Bennington,
Bears,
Bear Hill,
Beavers,
Beaver Brook,
Beaver dam.
Beef for the army.
Benefit of Clergy,
Bennington soldiers welcomed 1
Bills of credit. (See currency)
Birds,
Bissell's camp.
Blacksmiths,
Bounties, amount of
for Indian scalps,
in 1777,
in 1778,
in 1779,
in the Rebellion, 1861-65,
of corn for soldiers, 1780,
of beef for soldiers, 1781,
Uevolutionary soldiers,
the highest town.
Brass band.
Breakneck Hill,
l'.ri<'k \;trds,
liiickhidc Meadow,
liiirials, lir.'^t
manner of
BusineHH directory,
liutterllcld, Mr.
HMtterfield's Hock,
Carr Hill,
Catamount (see wild-cat),
Kock,
Cattle disease,
Cemeteries, enlargement of
flrst,
new,
on the hill,
receiving tomb,
(^cnsuHCH,
Charter granted,
Choir, the
conduc,tor8 of
nieinbers of
PAGE
PAGE
1 78-181
Church history,
122-139
73
membei-s of
135-138
â– 243-244
Clergymen,
196
238
Clocks and time-keepers.
117
239
Coat rolls,
69
33
Cobbett's Pond,
28
94
Pond, origin of name
39
208
Cobbett's Thomas, funeral
40
75
College students and graduates.
195, 196
Cold Friday,
247
63
Colored people.
241
96
Colerain, Mass., emigration to
46
67
Colony of New Hampshire, wonls
used, 73
82
Committee of inspection,
67
29, 579
Constables, duties of
201
38
prosecuted for not serving,
91
31
Constitutional conventions,
103-107
28
Constitution I'atifled,
209
31
Continental Congress, doings of
74
92
Contribution for Boston fire.
62
98
Copp's Hill,
44
uc, 84
Corn for the army.
91
fifty dollars a bushel,
91
21
Coroners,
227
251
Cost of transportation to America,
118
in 1728,
713
279
Court prices.
80
54
Currency, depreciation scale.
61,93
80, 81, 84
fiat money favored.
97
88, 89
lawful money.
61
89, 90
old tenor and new tenor, etc..
61
272-279
paper,
61
91
value of iVIassachusetts old tenor, 61
92
76,77
90
trouble with the
93-97
Dark Day, 1790,
246
191
day, 1881,
268
37
Dates, change from O. S. to N. S.,
246, 247
190
Deaths, sudilen
178-181
35-37
Debating societies,
232
181
Dedication of Town Hall,
255
184
of Union Hall,
266
193
Deer,
30
34
.inspectors.
Ledge,
201
34
35
Deputy sherifl's.
198
38
Depreciation .scale.
93
31
Devil's Den.
35
34
Dinsmoor's Hill,
38
266
Director)-,
193
184
Dissolution orciuin-h from .state.
132
181
Ducks,
31
1S.3
Duties of town olli<-i'r8,
201
IHl
184
Early settlers.
44
224, 225
settlements.
44
49
Kci'lesiastical history.
122-139
133
Kducation and schools.
139-159
133, 134
Elections changed.
219
134
Election of James (jilniorc as Ma.
or, 92
INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
837
TAIJE
•24l-'i.')l
39
•201
245, 441
201
•i:i-2
178-1 SO
245
215
22s
(14
124
14
0. 22^
EniiKration to Hi-llMtil, Mc,
'* EiigliHli Conjfrejrattonala,"
Events, 171;>-1.S21,
Executive aitpoiiitinents.
Exempted farms,
farms set bai-k lo Wiiiillwuii,
Felt's History, allusiuii lo
Keiii-e viewers.
Fever and a^ue.
Field drivers,
Fire Iiisurani'e C'oinpaiiyi
Fires,
First cookiiijr-stove,
dentil and burial,
liouse,
iiiilit^try company,
militia law,
minister,
moderator,
t.ix under Congress, 72
town meeting, "d
town ollicers, 51, 52
wagon, 24»
warrant, 50
Fish, 29
Flat-rock Mrook, 29
Flora of Winilham, :?2
Fourth of July celebration, 1S25, 253
of .lulv celebration, 1S<>2, 255
Foxes, â– 31
French War. (See wan
Freshets, 178-181
Funds; ot Dinsnioor, Harriet 131
of Hills, .Jeremiah 131
of Nesmith, Thomas 285
of M'ilson, .James 131
for schools, 154
Garfield .James A., death of 207
Genealogies, 300 to end of vol.
Glacial I'eriod, indications of 36
Glee chill, 191
Golden Rrook, 29
Pond, 29
Row, 37
Golding, Mr. :«
Government, Constitution of X. H. 103-107
end of royal, 10.3
formation of .State, 10.3
permanently estiiblished, 207
history of parties, 207
repubiican organized, 206
Great frost, 247
Great gales, 248-230
muster storm, 247
Grants of land, 39-44
Haverhill Pond, 40
Head anointing, 191
Hearse, llrst 185
Hedgehogs, 31
Highways, 1,59-168
Historic day, 69
History of early settlers, 107-122
Hittitity Pond, 28
Horse disease, 226
Important events of 1770, 73
Impending crisis, 64
Incorporation of Windham, 49, 345
Indians, the 26
Indian Rock, 34
scalps, .54
Injustice, petition for redress of 41
Jackson's R. B. house burned, 254
PAOB
.Jenny's Hill,
87
.Juryinan, llrst
191
Justices of the peace.
226
Knme, the
86
Kettle Hole,
87
Lailies' Hcnevolent Society,
'235
Lafayi'tte, visit of
•253
Lands laid out.
39-44
Last tax under the king.
72
Lawfid money.
61
Lawyers,
197
Lawsuits,
62
Leo Robert K., surrender of
279
Letter, .John .Morison to his father.
71
Lexington alarm.
(K
I.,iberty (lole.
249
Libraries,
281-290
Literature of Windham,
194
Localities,
34
Londonderry fairs.
292
celebratfon, 1S69,
266
Lottery, petition for
80
Loons,
31
Lynx,
31
Mails,
198 - 200
Major elected.
92
Marble Head,
38
Meeting-house, site established.
57
Middle tenor. (See currency)
Militia regulations. (See war)
Milit;iry appointments,
•227 - 229
Mills aiid manufactories.
186-190
Mink,
31
Minister's disappointment.
244
fees.
52
salaries. (See salaries)
-Mitchell's Pond,
28
Moore's charity school,
89
Mort cloth.
184
Mount Kpliraim,
38
.Monaiinock,
38
Muskrat,
31
Names, early
109
vanished,
189
Nail factory,
188
Nesmith llBrary,
284
New emission." (See currency)
New Parish, petition against
46
Oath of Allegiance, 96
Old and ne>v style, 245
Old tenor. (See currencv)
Otters, â– 31
Overplus money, 96
Oylstone lirook, 40
Paper money. (.See currency.)
Parties, designation of 207
history ot political, 221
Passaconnaway, 27
Pen pictures of early homes, 118
Physicians, 196
Petitions for charter, 47
Pigeons, 32
Poems of " Rustic Bard," 83, 84, 85, 475, 476
Policy pond grove, 180, 193
Porcupine Corner, 35
Meadow, 36
Post-offices, etc., 198, 200
Potash, 190
Corner, 35
Pound, the 99
Poverty year, 299
838
INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
PAGE
Presidents, names of and votes for 22
Prosecution of non-residents, 62
Province of N. H. Words last used, 73
Quail, 31
Quarry, 254
Rabbits, 31
Raccoon, 31
Raccoons Den, 35
Railroads, 192
Raisins money to pay debt, 88
Rangers, companies of 93
Rebellion, war of. (See war.)
Records of the town, 94
Reformation of morals, 233
Relics 192
Remarkable shower, 269
Rendition of Anthony Burns, 727
Representative instructed, 79
Roads. (.See highways.)
Royal government at an end, 103
Row Road, 37
Sabbath breaking, 99, 250
Sabbath schools, 131
superintendents of 132
Library, 283
Salaries of Rev. William Johnson, 124
.John Kinkead, 124
Simon Williams, 126
Samuel Harris, 127
Calvin Cutler, 127
Loren Thayer, 128
Joseph Lanman, 129
Charles Packard, 129
Joseph S. Cogswell, 1.34
Salem constable prosecuted, 57
gains, territory, 56
people wish to be annexed to
Windham, .57
Saw mills, 186-190
Schools and education, 139-15!)
earliest teachers, 145-147
llrst school in N(!W Knglaud, 139
lirst school law, 139
lirst in Windham, 140, 141
family schools, 143,144
the lamented teacher, 145
Williams' academy, 148
military, 158
districts, 149, 1,50
liliraries, 283
taxes, 1.54-156
committee of inspection, 155
to superintend, 157
Scot<;h-lriHh, derivation of term, 290
character of 290
"lialect, 293
Selectmen, duties of 201
Shade trees, 118
Shower of stars, 254
Signers of Association Test, 75
Slavery in N. II., 237
PAGE
Snakes,
32
Snow shoes.
116
Soldiers. (See war.)
Spotted fever,
248
Spruce Pond,
28
Stone Dam,
37
Store and storekeepers.
190
Substitutes,
88
Taxation of lands, etc.,
62
Tithing men,
201
Titles lirst appear on the records,
204
Tomb,
181-184
Tombigbee River, anecdote.
468
Town hall, dedication of
255
a change comes to the.
120
angry.
80
getting desperate.
81
legislation.
88-90
ofIi(;ers,
202-220
political action of 1777,
85
reports.
191
training band.
73
trouble With Salem,
55
Umbrellas,
117
Vote, a curious 100
Voters and their qualifications before
1775, 202
Votes for president of N. H. and for
governor, from 1784 to 1883, 207-221
for president of U. S., 222, 223
War, French and Indian,
53,54
last French and Indian,
67-60
of the Revolution,
64-95
Battle of Bunker Hill,
67
Windham men in battle.
68
Battle of Bennington,
82-84
corn husk in caps of soldiers
82
last AVindham soldier.
93
Lexington alarm.
66
new regulation of nulitia.
73
pay of soldiers.
76
end of revolution.
94
legislation.
97
1812-15,
100-102
of the rebellion 1861-'65,
270-281
Wheelwright's, John, deed to proprie-
tors,
25
Whip-poor-will, tlie
Wild cats.
32
31
geese.
31
Witch story.
242
Willow tree.
247
Windham, description of
25-39
first grant of land in
39
petitions for a representative.
97
Wolves,
30
Wolf story.
30
Wolf's Den,
36
Woodchuik,
81
GENERAL INDEX TO NAMES.
TAGE
Abbott, Abiel,
.•{00
Abbic-Kliza,
3&3
Abiel-Jacoli,
302
Abigail,
3ft3
Anna-Tbercso,
303
Bciijaniin,
304
Catharine,
302
Carrie-Aupusta,
3Ki
Charlotte-Klliot,
;;o4
Charlotte-Kiner\ ,
3U3
Danlcl-Colbv,
â– ior>
David. Kov..
.304
305
David,
.305
Dolly,
305
Dorcas,
305
Edward-Payson,
363
Ebenezer-T., 213,
214,
215,
•21(;, i-iT, sketch 301.
Elizabeth- Dorcas,
302
Emnia-I.,
(US
George < emigrant)
,301
,3(U
George-Jacob,
195
302
Jacob, Rev. 157,17'.
,sk
Etch
301, 302.
James,
457
Jeremiah,
:{03
John-Williani-P.,
302
John-William,
3(r2
Joshua,
3.50
Julia-Webster,
303
Julian,
302
Katie-Thayer,
301
Lu"-y. Elliot,
303
Margaret-Elizabeth,
301
Martha-Thayer,
301
Mary-Anna,
3G:}
Marv-Ann-T.,
303
Mary-H.,
589
Marv Jane-C,
303
Milton-A.,
363
J»athau-E.,
.5s!C
Sarah-Jane,
305
,363
.Sarah-White,
301
Sewell-Blanchard,
363
Solomon,
305
Abercroiubie, Horace
ft44
Ralph,
125
Adams, Agnes,
735
Alvin,
472
490
Ebenczer,
471
Elizabeth,
520
George-F.,
265
Jonathan,
92
Josiah,
718
Louisa,
722
Patty,
378
Polly,
322
Prescott,
587
Robert,
171
Rufus,
629
P.VGE
Adaiurt (continued).
Sarah, .547, 551
Aiken, Annis, 358
James, 88, 90, 142, 203
Katherine, 591
William, 79!t
Albert, <arl, 276
Aldeii, Lyman. M., 712
Alexander, Abbie-E., 307
Albert-Onslow, 307
Charles-1., 306
Daniel- A., 306
Daviii, 306, 307
David, Mrs., i;J6
Edward-P., :i06
Eliza, 306
(iilbert, 306
Hannah, 307
HarrieUA.-F., 306
Hugh, 306, 377
James, 179, 437
James, Charter, 202, 203,
305.
•John (emigrant), 305
John, 306
John-E., 306
John-J.. 307
•Jonathan, 432
Joshua, 306
Mary, 423
Moses, 306
Randal, Charter, 305
Robert, 306, 424, 437
Ross, 502
Samuel, 307
Sarah, 306
William, 377
Williani-Nelson, 306
Allen, Uenjainin-B., 307
Uenjamin-E., 44
Edward-E., 646
George, 307
Hannah.J., 307
Harriet, .570
John-IL, 547
Lvdia, 671
Miirv, 307
Marv-L., 542
Allcoi-k, Mary -J., 3.59
Sarah, 725
AUisun, Isabella, 291
Janette, 057
John, 616
Martha, 661
Samuel, 41,42,291,378
Ames, ISenjamin, 333
Anderson, Alex'r, Mrs. 135
.VUan, Charter,202, 203, 308
Andrew, 393
Anna-Jane, 313
PAGE
Anderson (continued).
Betsejr, .573
Carohne-Lavinia, 312
Charles-L., 314
Charles-William, 312
David, 70, 308, 310, 312, 313,
.399.
David-C, 310
Eliza, .320
Elizabeth, 310
Frances- W., 314
Krancis-D., 313, 435
George-Edwin, 137, 313
Horace, 131, 132, 134, 137,
192, 218, 220, 347, sketch
310.
James', Charter, 308
James*, Capt., 135,215,228,
266, sketch 312.
James, Mrs., 135
James'', 2d, 136, 216, 312
James ', 72, 208, 2.56, sketch
308.
James-Eaton", 313
Jane, 308
Jean, 310
Jesse, Dea., 127, 135, 179,
282, 320, sketch 311.
Jesse, Mrs., 135
John (emigrant), 307
John, Charter, 41, 42
John, Dea. 70, 72, 75, 96, 97,
126, 207, 209, 210, sketch
309.
John, 308, 309, 310, 312
Levi, 428'
Louisa, 136, 312
Luciuda, 313
Lucy, 137
Margaret, 309
Martha, 309, 433
Maria-L., 312
Marv, 313
Marv-Elizabeth, 312
MarV-J., 314
Milon, 137, 192, 311
Nancy, 312, 320, 628
Robert, 308, 309, 4;«
Rufus, 628
Samuel, Dea., 128, 135, 175,
183, 212, 213, 214, -228, 240,
320. sketch 311.
Samuel, 187, 308, 309, 310,
312, 425.
Sallv, 136, 313
Sarah, • 308, 310, 363
Sarah-A., 137
Sarah-J., 311
Silas, 136, 312
Thomas, 308
840
GENERAL INDEX TO NAMES.
PAGE
Anderson (continued) .
William. 275,312
William, Dea., 307
Williain-llenrv,
2G7, 3SS, sketch 314
Andrews, Mary-E., 395
Ruth, 350
Sallv, 610