. The Londonderry celebration. Exercises on the 150th anniversary of the settlement of old Nutfield, comprising the towns of Londonderry, Derry, Windham, and parts of Manchester, Hudson and Salem, , June 10, 1869. . Born of honorable parentage, January 19, 1766, early en-gaged in trade, and was long a leading merchant in theWest Parish in Londonderry. He served as town clerkthree years, representative three years, and selectmaneleven. In 1819 he removed to New York, taking withhim seven sons and three daughters, all of whom are livingand occupying positions of affluence and high respecta-b
. The Londonderry celebration. Exercises on the 150th anniversary of the settlement of old Nutfield, comprising the towns of Londonderry, Derry, Windham, and parts of Manchester, Hudson and Salem, , June 10, 1869. . Born of honorable parentage, January 19, 1766, early en-gaged in trade, and was long a leading merchant in theWest Parish in Londonderry. He served as town clerkthree years, representative three years, and selectmaneleven. In 1819 he removed to New York, taking withhim seven sons and three daughters, all of whom are livingand occupying positions of affluence and high respecta-bility. 116 Lived on the farm now owned by Aaron Parker Hardy, inLondonderry. He married Mary Wilson, who was bornon board the famous j3irate ship in 1720. He died October80, 1791, and is described by one who knew him well, as a kind-hearted man, and a man of prayer. Was an eminent physician. He also kept tavern manyyears, and enjoyed great popularity as a landlord. Helived on the home lot originally laid out to John McNeil,and was the fn-st postmaster of Dr. Morrison was settled over the West Parish, in Lon-donderry, February 12, 1783, and continued its ministeruntil his death, March 9,1818. Com ■ J^M)fkjJ. Q^y Long a successful merchant of Salem, Mass., died in his sagacity and enterprise the country is indebted forthe opening up of trade with the East Indies. He wasfather of General 117 Who resided a few years where the Hon. John Prentice hadpreviously lived. He was the father of Hon. Elias , of Boston, Mass., whose portrait may be found else-where in this volume. Was a native of Windham, N. H., but married in London-derry, and there he lived for many years. In his youngerdays he employed himself in teaching, and had the reputa-tion of being a man of unusual intelligence. He was afair representative of the Argyle stock. He died at Fletch-er, Vt., April 11, 1813. Was born in 171G, in the county of Antrim, in came to Londonderry in 173
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