History of the town of Richmond, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, from its first settlement, to 1882 . njamin—Jo-seph — was never married. Was town clerk fouryears, and was licensed to preach by the d. Nov. 1879. Nathan Nezuellm., March 27, 1806, Delila, dr. ofReuben Wheeler, of Marlboro. Removed fromTroy to the house now owned by Willard Randall,about 1825. Was a blacksmith, and his shop was TOWN OF RICHMOND. 451 opposite the Dr. Parkhurst house. He d. May 2,1835 ; sl^t; d. Oct. 16, 1862. Had Amos W., b. , 1806; Annie, b. June 22, 1809, m. Aaron Whee-ler, and lived in Swans
History of the town of Richmond, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, from its first settlement, to 1882 . njamin—Jo-seph — was never married. Was town clerk fouryears, and was licensed to preach by the d. Nov. 1879. Nathan Nezuellm., March 27, 1806, Delila, dr. ofReuben Wheeler, of Marlboro. Removed fromTroy to the house now owned by Willard Randall,about 1825. Was a blacksmith, and his shop was TOWN OF RICHMOND. 451 opposite the Dr. Parkhurst house. He d. May 2,1835 ; sl^t; d. Oct. 16, 1862. Had Amos W., b. , 1806; Annie, b. June 22, 1809, m. Aaron Whee-ler, and lived in Swansey, d. some years ago ; NathanF., b. July 31, 1820. Amos W. New ell—Nathan — m. Sarah L. Lar-kin. Is a blacksmith at middle of the town. Livesin the house built by Amos Bennett. Nathan F. Newell^ — Nathan—m. Emily B.,dr. of Luke Harris. Has lived in Mass., N. Y., and111., and now resides in East Swansey. Is a black-smith and machinist. Had Edgar L., b. July 26,1750, m. F. E. Fisher ; Leonard A., b. Feb. 12, 1858,m. N. I. Lewis; Emma F., b. Jan. 30, 1862, L. Lane. He d. John Newell was a shingle-maker from NewSalem. Came to town about 1830; often lived inshanties in the woods ; had a home for some years withDavid Buffum; was somewhat cranky, and was agreat lover of old cider. The spiritual afflatus in_duced by its immoderate use caused him to preach 452 HISTORY OF THE by the wayside by night and by day. He spoke of garments dipped in blood, of the thunders ofMount Sinai, and of the wonders of the transit ofVenus. He died 1865. To heights sublime sometimes he soared,But of the lower depths more often roared ;Sometimes on all his blessings fell,More often all he sent to hell. NEWTON. Reuben Newton came from Royalston, 1838. Livedon the Jona. Thurber farm. Sold to Joseph N. Taft. NORWOOD. Francis JVorzvood, blacksmith, and f. s. on L. 8,R. II. His house was near the big rock on thepresent Winchester road, and on the old road firstlaid through the town.
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