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This listing is for the original hardcover book, leather over board, The Statistics and Gazetteer of New Hampshire. Compiled by Alonzo J. Fogg. Concord,NH: D.L. Guernsey, illustrated fronticepiece, FOLDOUT MAP, 666 pages, measures approx 8.25"x5.75".
Owned by Frank? H. Pierce, Concord New Hampshire.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I.
First settlement of New-Hampshire, up to the Revolution.
CHAPTER II.
Brief history of the War of the Revolution, Federal Constitution, and of the Great Rebellion, Regiments, Officers, etc. Civil War
CHAPTER III.
Topographical history of all the cities and towns in the State, giving a brief statement of the surface, the quality of the soil, its mountains, lakes ponds, rivers and streams; its summer resorts, villages and manufacturers ; resources, churches, public schools, libraries, hotels, railroads, &c.
CHAPTER IV.
A statistical summary of the counties and State, pertaining to their geographical position, value of their manufactories, farm productions, railroads, newspapers, national banks, savings banks, insurances, post-offices &c.
CHAPTER V.
Tabular statement of the population of the cities and towns in the State, ratable polls, assessed valuation of all the towns, stock in trade, money at interest, deposits in savings banks, proportional tax, town debts, clergymen, lawyers, physicians, merchants, agricultural productions, value of farms, number of farms, dwellings, and families, value of cotton manufactories, woolen manufactories, boots and shoes, hosiery, paper mills, lumber mills, grist mills, tanneries, total manufactories in the State, various occupations of the people in 1870, number of each kind of manufactories, in the State, in 1870, number of deaths, by towns, in the State, in 1870, centenarians who have died since 1822, &c., &c.
CHAPTER VI.
Public Schools, Dartmouth College, Literary Institutions, Asylum for the Insane, College of Agriculture, Orphans Home, State Prison, State Normal School, State Capital, Reform School, Religion &c.
CHAPTER VII.
A brief review of the State, its climate, its grand mountain, ocean, lake and river scenery, geology and mineralogy, a description of its mountains, lakes and rivers, a brief account of the aboriginals of New- Hampshire, New-Hampshire compared with the Western States; a poem on New-Hampshire, etc.
CHAPTER VIII.
Constitution of New-Hampshire ; Congressional, Councillor," and Senatorial Districts ; State and Legislative Officers ; Governor vote of the State in 1872 and 1873 ; Governors of New-Hampshire since 1680 ; Justices of the higher courts of New-Hampshire since 1776 ; Wheel-wright Deed ; Cities and Towns in the United States of 6,000 inhabitants and upwards.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Agricultural College, Hanover.
Board of Trade Building, Concord.
Burleigh's Block, Franklin.
City Library Building, Manchester.
Court House, Manchester.
Dustin Monument on Dustin's Island, Concord.
Eagle Hotel, Concord.
Gage's Circular Saw Works, Fisherville.
Kiarsarge House, North Conway.
Merchant's Exchange, Manchester.
Mount Belknap House, Gilford.
Moosehillock, from Warren.
New-Hampshire Conference Seminary, Tilton.
New-London Institution, New-London.
State House, Concord. (Frontispiece.)
State Normal School Building, Plymouth.
Statesman Building, Concord.
Tilden Female Seminary, West Lebanon.
MAP.
Map of New-Hampshire.
INDEX.
The index for academies will be found under the head of Literary
Institutions, in alphabetical form ; also the names of the lakes under
the head of Lakes, and rivers under the head of Rivers.
Acres Improved Land in the State 405
Agriculture of the State 403
Agricultural College 532
Altitudes of Mountains 578
Amoskeag Falls 238
Ancient Records of the State 12
Andros, Edward 8
Artillery, Lafayette 37
Artillery, N. EL Heavy 36
Asylum for the Insane 529
Attorney Generals from 1776 635
Band, Second Brigade 38
Banks. National 419
Banks, Savings 421
Barefoot Walter 8
Bear Killed a Child 262
Bear in Alstead 51
Belknap Dr 5
Birds in N. H 597
Bradley Massacre 117
Carr Mountains 577
Carrigan Mountains 576
Carter Mountains 576
Climate of New-Hampshire 556
Congressional Districts 624
Connecticut Valley 403
Constitution of N. H., History of 21
Constitution of New-Hampshire 607
County of Rockingham Resources 381
County of Strafford Resources 383
County of Belknap Resources 385
County of Carroll Resources 387
County of Merrimack Resources 388
County of Hillsborough Resources 391
County of Cheshire Resources 393
County of Sullivan Resources 395
County of Grafton Resources 396
County of Coos Resources 398
Councilor Districts (;24
Council Members, 1873 626
Cranfield. Edward 7-8
Cutts, John 7
Dartmouth College 514
Deposits in Savings Banks 429
Depositors in Savings Banks, Number ....429
Description of Towns 47 to 380
Dudley, Joseph 8 — 10
Dustin, Hannah, Killing Indians 72
Early Laws 5
Early Records of the State 12
Federal Constitution 21
First New-Hampshire Battery 36
First Reg. N. H. Heavy Artillery 36
Fish in New-nampshire 597
Franconia Mountains 575
Franconia Scenery 159
Geology of New-Hampshire 564
Gorges, Fernando 2
Gove, Edward 8
Governor Vote in 1S72 and 1873 627
Governors of New-Hampshire since 16S0..632
Grave of Mathew Thornton 255
Guards, National 37
Guards, Martin 37
Head, Gen. Natt 38
Height of Mountains 578
Hilton, Edward 3
Insurance Companies 433
Indians in New-Hampshire 598
Indians in Charlestown 90
Indians in Durham 138
Indians in Keene 211
Indians in Boscawen 72
Indians in Concord 117
Indians in Exeter 155
Indians in Pembroke 296
Indians in Newington 276
Indians in Moultonborough 262
Indians in Nashua 267
Indians in Plainfield 303
Indians in Hinsdale 195
Indians in Plymouth 306
Indians in Rochester 318
Indians in Rye 322
Indians in Salisbury 325
Indian 151
Indians in Somersworth
Indians in Peterborough
Indians in Swanzey 347
Indians in Walpole 357
Jefferson Scenery 20G
Justic since 1776 ' ;'
Kearsarge Mountain 577
Kiarsarge Mountains 577
King Philip's War 6
Lakes rs New-Hampshire
Lake Connecticut
Lake Ma I
Lake M
Lake Newfound
take Ossipee 580
Lake Spafford
Lake Squam
Lake Sunapee I
Lake ' "
Lake '.'
Literary In mtutioxs in phi .-;:' tf. 510
Adams Female Academy 516
Antrim High School 517
Atkin- 517
Austin '. 517
Beede Normal Institute 517
Bristol High School 517
Charlestown High School 517
Chester Academy 517
Christian Institute 517
Clinton Grove Seminary 518
Concord High School 518
Conwaj 518
Contoocook Academy
Conanf B I 518
Dartmouth College 514
Dartmouth dome School 51
Dearborn Academy
Deering Academy 510
Dover High School 51 I
Dumbarton High School 519
Exeter High School 519
Fannin School 519
Francestown Academy 519
Franklin Academy 519
Oil man tun Academy 519
Hampton Academy 519
Keen i r,lo
Keene High School 519
Kingston Academy 519
Kimball On
Lane.! - • 520
Manche School 520
Marlborough High School 520
Marlow Academy 520
Mc Collum Institute 520
Milford High School I JO
Nashua High School 520
Nashua Literary Institution 520
New-Hampshire Conference Seminary 521
New-Hampshire Commercial Colle 522
New-Hampton Institution 522
New-Ipswich Appl eton Academy 522
New-London Literary Institution 523
Newport High School 523
Northwood Academy 523
Northwood Seminary 523
Orford Academy 523
Pennacook Academy 523
Pinkejton Academy 524
Peterborough High School 524
Phillips Exeter Academy 521
South High School 525
Robinson Female Institute 526
526
Rollinsford High School 526
e High School 526
Somersworth High School
Stevens High School 526
St. Paul's School 527
Til den Female Seminary 52S
Troy High School 528
Tuhbs Union Academy 528
Walpole High School 528
Manufactories in the State 405
Manufactured Cotton G ode 406
Manufactured Woolen i 406
Manufactured Boots and Shoes 106
Manufactured Iron and Machine Work. ...406
Manufactured Lumber 406
Manufactured Leather 407
Manufactured Paper 109
Manufactured Hosiery 407
Manufactured Furniture 407
Manufactured Other Goods 407
Mason, John 2
Martin Guards 37
Members of Co 626
Metals and Ores 569
Militia of N. II 40
Minerals of New-Hampshire 567
Minerals in Lisbon 226
Monadnock Mountain 577
Monadnock Mt. in Jaffrey 205
Moosilauke Mountains 576
Mountains in New-Hampshire 570
Mountains in Ossipee -f,2
Mt. Imp 576
Mt. Moriah 276
Municipal War Loan 40
National Banks 419
National Guards 37
New-Hampshire Asylum for tho Insane... 529
New-Hampshire Agriculture.
New-Hampshire Orp
New-Hampshire State Prison
New-Hampshire State Normal School
New-Hampshire Reform School 544
New-Hampshire Hills 579
New-Hampshire Militia 40
Newspapers in State 415
Number Mile I id 114
Officers of the in 1 573 6
Officer's killed in Rebellion -13
Orphans' Home
Ossipee Mo tin . at 577
Pat ridge William 9
Penacook Indians "'
Pequawket Indiana ._ 598
Poem by Mrs. Abba G. Woolson 601
Poem on New-Hampshire, by I na Dei n
Proctor i03
Population of Cities and towns in the
United States, ol GO00 and npwa ds...G44
Post Offices 434—442
Presidents of U. S 22
Press of New-Hampshire 415
Professional Business 408
Public Schools
Putney Hill
Quadrupeds 596
Railroads in New-Hampshire 409
Railroads, number of Miles 411
Rebellion 22
Records of the State 12
Reform School 544
Regiment N. II., First _
Si cond 24
Third 25
Fourth 25
Fifth 2.".
Sixth 26
Seventh 26
Eighth 27
Ninth 28
Tenth 29
Eleventh 29
Twelfth 30
Xhirteentl 31
Fourteentli 32
Fifteenth 38
Sixteenth 34
Seventeenth 34
Eighteenth 35
1st. N. II. Cavalry 36
Reg. 1st. N. It. Heavy Artil-
lery :
Religion in New-Hampshire 546
Resources of the State
Review of New-Hampshire 554
Revolutionary War 20
Rjtess in New-Hampshire 5 1
Upper ".
Ammonoosuc Lower
584
Ashuelot
Baker's
Bui k
Bellamy Bank
Beaver
Bear Camp
Black Water 586
Cold
Connecticut
"k
Dead 5
Pinion d
Ellis i
Goose
Stream
Indian Stream....,
Isinglass ¦....
Israel's
John's
Lamprey
Mad 590
Mascoma 590
Merrimack 590
Mohawk 592
Moose
Nashua 592
Nash's 592
Newfound -
Nubanusit
Oliverian 2
Oyster 592
Ossipee 59?
Peabody
Pequawket 593
Pemigewasset 593
Philips 093
Piscataqua 593
Piscataquog A.. 593
Powow 594
Bed Hill 594
504
Smith's 594
Salmon Falls 595
Soucook 595
Spig <'t 595
Squamscot 595
. 595
596
. Little 596
Swift 596
Warner
Winnipiseogee 596
Sandwich Mountains 328
Savings Banks 421 to 428
Savings Banks Depositors, Number 429
Savings Banks Aggregates 432
Savings Banks Deposits 429
Scenery of New-Hampshire 661
Scenery in Lancaster 216
Scenery in Lincoln 225
Schools in the State 508
Second Brigade Band 38
Senatorial Districts 625
Settlement of New-Hamushiro 1
Shakers in Canterbury 84
Shakers in Enfield 146
Sharp Shooters 37
Smyth, Frederick, governor 38
Soldiers killed 40—44
State House 104
State Income 409
State Normal School 543
State Officers 626
State Prison 536
State Reform School 544
State Resources 408
State Senate, 1S73 626
Summary of New-Hampshire
Table of Population of the State 443
Population by Counties 448
Nativity of Population 448
Select ages and sexes 449
Classification of Population.... 450
Immigration and Emigration of New-Hampshire... 451
Ratable Polls by Towns. 453 to 457
Valuation by Towns 453 to 457
Stock in Trade 453 to 457
Stock and Money at Interest 453to437
Savings Banks, Deposits by Towns 453 to 457
Proportional Tax 453 to 457
Debts, Town 453 to 457
Ratable Polls by Counties.... 457
Valuation by Counties 457
Stock in Trade by Counties. ..457
Stock and Money at Interest by Counties 457
Savings Banks Deposits by Counties 457
Proportional Tax by Counties.. 457
Town Debts by Counties 457
Clergymen by Towns 458 to 4 59
Physicians, Dentists by Towns 458 to 459
lawyers, by Towns 458 to 459
Merchants, by Towns... 458 to 459
Manufacturers by Towns 458 to 459
Agricultural Productions of the State by Towns 460 to 471
Agricultural Productions of the State by Counties 472 to 473
Showing number Acres of Improved Land by Counties 474
Showing Number Farms in the State by Counties 474
Number of Dwelling Houses in 1850 474
Number of Families in 1S50... 474
Number of Dwelling Houses in 1860 474
Number of Families in 1860... 474
Number of Dwelling Houses in l870 474
Number of Families in 1870. ..474
Cotton Manufactures 475
Woolen Manufactures 477
Boot and Shoe Manufactures... 479
Hosiery Manufactures 481
Paper Mills 482
Lumber Mills 483
Grain Mills 488
Tanneries 491
Total Manufactures in the State 493
Occupations of the State 498
Mechanical Industries of New- Hampshire 499
Number of Deaths in tlie State in 1870 502
Deceased Centenarians, since 1823 505
Public Schools 509
Table of Officers in the Rebellion 43
Tornado in Warner 361
Total Income of the State 409
Towns, description of 47 to 3S0
U. S. Sharp Shooters 37
Usher, John 9
Unattached Company 38
Vice Presidents U. S 22
Waldron, Maj. Killed by Indians 133
War, Indian 6 — 9
War Loan 40
War of the Rebellion 22
War of the Revolution 20
Weare, Nathaniel 8
Wiggin, Thomas 3 — 4
Wheelwright Deed 635
Wheelwright, John 2—4
White Mountains 571
Woolson, Mrs. Abba G 601
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