. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . tson, b. June 21, 1894. SANBORN I. William Sanborn was the first of the name to settle in the was b. at Epping Feb. 11, 1743. His father was a blacksmith thereand d. in 1763. He was a grandson of Ensign John, who lived in North Hamptonand served in Lovewells War in 1727. William came to East N. when a young man and d. there April14, 1807. During the early years of his residence there his cousin,Joseph Sanborn, cleared an
. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . tson, b. June 21, 1894. SANBORN I. William Sanborn was the first of the name to settle in the was b. at Epping Feb. 11, 1743. His father was a blacksmith thereand d. in 1763. He was a grandson of Ensign John, who lived in North Hamptonand served in Lovewells War in 1727. William came to East N. when a young man and d. there April14, 1807. During the early years of his residence there his cousin,Joseph Sanborn, cleared and lived on the farm now owned by theShakers in Canterbury. Two nephews, Mathew Neally and Jonathan Sanborn, came to 1792 and bought land, as the records say, Nov. 16, 18 acres ofLot No. 35. In July he sold to Samuel R. Sanborn, physician, a partof original Lot No. 51, consistfng of 55 acres with buildings thereon,excepting the schoolhouse and a two-rod highway, which, if the townshall use as a public road, he shall have 55 rods from said lots were laid out to the original right of William Smith Randall. (See Proprietors Map.). HODGDON FAMILY. Mildred Hodgdon. Mrs. Lillie L. B. Hodgdon. Mrs. Cora E. H. Witham. Charles B. Hodgdon. Winifred Hodgdon.
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