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Joseph Dow's History of Hampton - Chapter 3 Table of Contents

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TOWN AFFAIRS, 1658-1680;
PUBLIC LANDS; PUBLIC HOUSES;
AND A TROUBLESOME PUBLIC CHARGE:
Section No.
  1. Second Review of Old Grants
  2. Snow Storm in May
  3. Rights in the Cow-Commons
  4. Capt. Thomas Wiggin
  5. The New Plantation
  6. Suit Against Nathaniel Boulter
  7. Eunice Cole Again
  8. Bounties for New Settlements
  9. Commissioners for Small Causes
  10. Locke's Neck / Daniel Tilton, Blacksmith
  11. Committee of Survey
  12. Ordinaries, or Public Houses
  13. The First North Division
  14. The New Plantation Laid Out Anew
  15. Exclusion of Paupers / The Citizen on Squamscott Patent
  16. Horses Wintered on the Marshes
  17. Last Days of Goody Cole
  18. Line Between Hampton and Exeter
  19. Debatable Ground
  20. Hampton and Portsmouth Bounds / The First Indian War
  21. John Huggins' Suit
  22. Culture and Use of Tobacco
  23. More Witches

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