. Die Geschichte von Boscawen und Webster [N.H.] von 1733 bis 1878 . h Dole John Plumer jr Elezar Pierce Daniel Pierce Theodor Coker Joseph Gerrish Richard Coffin James Allen William Ripp Abraham Titcomb John Coffin John Waight William Moody John Moody jr Moses Knight Daniel Coffin Daniel Knight Moses Coker Edmund Greenlief Daniel Hale Henry Kingsbury Nathan Wlielar Joshua Pillsbury Thomas AYoodbridge 14 BÜRGERGESCHICHTE. [1733. Intervale. Liorne lots No 38 36 13 77 37 45 05 60 49 48 65 73 30 94 84 24 50 37 41 51 56 47 64 83 54 48 46 39 Joseph Noyes 3^.James Morrill....James Noyes....Thomas Webster.

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. The history of Boscawen and Webster [N.H.] from 1733 to 1878 . h Dole John Plumer jr Elezar Pierce Daniel Pierce Theodor Coker Joseph Gerrish Richard Coffin James Allen William Ripp Abraham Titcomb John Coffin John Waight William Moody John Moody jr Moses Knight Daniel Coffin Daniel Knight Moses Coker Edmund Greenlief Daniel Hale Henry Kingsbury Nathan Wlielar Joshua Pillsbury Thomas AYoodbridge 14 CIVIL HISTORY. [1733. Intervale. liorne lots No 38 36 13 77 37 45 05 60 49 48 65 73 30 94 84 24 50 37 41 51 56 47 64 83 54 48 46 39 Joseph Noyes 3^.James Morrill....James Noyes....Thomas Webster. Joshua Hale William Atkins..George Little....Jonathan llsley..Richard Hale....Sam^ Sweatt jr...Tristraum Little.John Noyes 3*1...John Weed jr..., Sami Little , No The aforesaid list was returned into the proprietors of Contoocookat their meeting on Nov the twentieth 1733, and was then exceptedand ordered to be recorded. Joseph Gerrish j William Ilsley j JoHx Coffin ! John Weed jr [ Benjamin PettengillDaniel Pierce J Committeemen.Joseph Coffin Proprietors Clerk 4. 1731.] CHAPTEE II. SETTLEMENT OF CONTOOCOOK. MN the spring of 1734, the proprietors of Contoocook made prep-^*i aration to comply with the conditions of their grant. Thoseintending to settle in the plantation left their homes in April.The route was from Nev.bury to Haverhill, or Hampstead to ISTut-field (Derr}^), thence to Amoskeag falls, and from thence, by theeast side of the Merrimack, to Penacook ferry, which had beenestablished 1731. [Hist. Concord, p. 101.] Another route, lead-ing from Newbury to Chester, thence to Pembroke, had beenblazed through the woods in 1726, but the road through Derrywas the one most travelled. FIRST SETTLERS. During the year, thirty-three settlers came to Contoocook, to be-gin, as it were, life anew in the wilderness. Rev. Mr. Price hashanded down the names of twentj^-seven only; but from a deposi-tion made by Moses Burbank in 1792 [Col. Henry Gerrishs pa-pers] the number is stated as bein

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