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Joseph Dow's History of Hampton - Chapter 10 Table of Contents

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Town Affairs / Natural Phenomena / Rye, 1708-1736
Section No.
  1. Claims at the New Plantation Considered / The "Back Road"
  2. Lawsuit About Land At The New Planation / A Protective Measure
  3. Iron Mines / Shares In The Common To Be Assessed
  4. Grant To "The Five Farms" / Annual Town Meeting To Be In March
  5. Malt / Against Petitions Privately Circulated
  6. A Shepherd's Contract / John Tuck, Town Clerk and Commoners Clerk
  7. The Great Ox Common Divided / Hogpen Farm
  8. Boundary Dispute With Exeter
  9. Aurora Borealis / Measures To Protect The Beach
  10. The Jenness Dispute
  11. Unauthorized Returns Not To Be Recorded
  12. The Five Divisions; Commoners' Meetings
  13. "The Chestnut Country"
  14. High Tide; The Meadow Pond Created
  15. Thunder Storms
  16. Earthquake of 1727
  17. Ring Swamp
  18. Chichester
  19. Court of Quaker Sessions / Hogreeves
  20. Inventory In 1732
  21. Tavern Burnt And Rebuilt
  22. Territory Annexed to Rye
  23. Throat Distemper

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