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Londonderry’s First Settlers

Londonderry’s First Settlers

David J. Ellis

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2025
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Historia de América
ISBN:
9781300119111
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A description of how the Scots-Irish settlers came to Londonderry, New Hampshire; where they they established there homes and how the settlement developed. Particular attention is paid the the various grants that fell within the present town of Londonderry. An overview of the Meetinghouses, schools etc. is provided. A detailed discussion of the locations of some of the oldest homes is provided.

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