. The history of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921 . in Huntington 2 18 6 Enwood 4 6 Jonathan putnam 4 6 Graves & Upton 9 Widow Gray 13 6 Widow Nick 5 5 John Chaney 1 8 Guile 4 6 David M-Clarey 4 6 Siles Colledge 1 Joseph Taggart 0 Zebediah Johnson 1 John ^fcNeal 1 John McClintock 2 Alexander McClintock 1Samuel Jones 1 William Jones, Jr. 1 James Jones 1 fortenatus WhelerThomas Murdough 1 Samuel MurdoughJohn McClarey 1 Samuel prestonThomas TownThomas StickneySamuel StuartJames McCalley 2 Thomas KennJames KerrMenasa StowDavid GreenJames alld 1 Kimbol & WillsonThe inhabitance total 131Reside
. The history of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921 . in Huntington 2 18 6 Enwood 4 6 Jonathan putnam 4 6 Graves & Upton 9 Widow Gray 13 6 Widow Nick 5 5 John Chaney 1 8 Guile 4 6 David M-Clarey 4 6 Siles Colledge 1 Joseph Taggart 0 Zebediah Johnson 1 John ^fcNeal 1 John McClintock 2 Alexander McClintock 1Samuel Jones 1 William Jones, Jr. 1 James Jones 1 fortenatus WhelerThomas Murdough 1 Samuel MurdoughJohn McClarey 1 Samuel prestonThomas TownThomas StickneySamuel StuartJames McCalley 2 Thomas KennJames KerrMenasa StowDavid GreenJames alld 1 Kimbol & WillsonThe inhabitance total 131Residents. John HillGarven BrowTiJoshua HinshawWidow MoreJoshua JonesTufton & Mason Land —Lord proprietors 3 Daniel M. MilerHeirs of Josiah Colledgepaul D. SergentPeabody & ChoatJeremiah Green 3 Rachel Johnson 2 John perkinsMr ClarkKimbel & WilsonMajer Riley Hamon Heirs of Abr^ CoughrinN Residents Total 36 014 7 418150417 314 919 717181818 017141419 2 6 2 s3 12422 11 12264 152 4 2 11 67611333896365564 d4 13 10 13 7 6 9 4 6 6333 UNEASINESS OF THE INHABITANTS, l6l While Col. John Hill had dealt squarely and fairly with theresidents of the town, making sacrifices that all might have goodtitles to their land, there was from the first an uncertainty in thesituation that gave not a little uneasiness to the inhabitants. TheMason heirs had quitclaimed their interest in the Hillsboroughgrant, yet there stalked in the background the shadow of theAllen Proprietors, as a certain body of men was known and whowere the heirs of the late Gov. Samuel Allen, and who had beenvested with far-reaching rights of territory in his days. Thesegentlemen laid claim to a large portion of the unappropriatedlands in the Masonian grant. The people in this vicinity weregreatly excited and committees were chosen to investigate andconsider the best course to pursue. Accordingly the citizensappealed to the General Court for assistance, as witness thefollowing: Relative to Drawing Town Lotb, of
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