History of Littleton New Hampshire volume 2
History of Littleton New Hampshire volume 2
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The district newly created in 1799, called the Gile District after John Gile, was subsequently numbered 5. "It began at the south line of the land owned by Silas Wheeler (where Albert Orr resides), ran toward Concord, now Lisbon, far enough to include the Jonas Nurs place (now owned by Frank Fitch), and 420 History of Littleton.
thence extended in the direction of the cross-road that ran by what is now known as the Robins phace, half-way to the Rankin Mills. " No. 6 was the Meadow District, alo...ng; the Ainmonoosnc River to Lisbon (then Concord). No. 7 was Mann's Hill and that part of Farr Hill not included in No. 5. No. 8 comprised all the territory included in Union School District in Juiie, 1902. In 1811 No. 9 was set off from No. 4, but was rejoined to its original territory in 1875. In 1811 also No. 10, Farr Hill, was set off from No. 5 with a small strip from No. 7. In 1814 parts of Dis- tricts 3 and 5 were set off as No. 11. In 1823 No. 12 was created from the northeastern portion of No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The district newly created in 1799, called the Gile District after John Gile, was subsequently numbered 5. "It began at the south line of the land owned by Silas Wheeler (where Albert Orr resides), ran toward Concord, now Lisbon, far enough to include the Jonas Nurs place (now owned by Frank Fitch), and 420 History of Littleton.
thence extended in the direction of the cross-road that ran by what is now known as the Robins phace, half-way to the Rankin Mills. " No. 6 was the Meadow District, alo...ng; the Ainmonoosnc River to Lisbon (then Concord). No. 7 was Mann's Hill and that part of Farr Hill not included in No. 5. No. 8 comprised all the territory included in Union School District in Juiie, 1902. In 1811 No. 9 was set off from No. 4, but was rejoined to its original territory in 1875. In 1811 also No. 10, Farr Hill, was set off from No. 5 with a small strip from No. 7. In 1814 parts of Dis- tricts 3 and 5 were set off as No. 11. In 1823 No. 12 was created from the northeastern portion of No.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robert Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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