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On what day was New Hampshire founded?
Jan.18, 1627
What is the day month and year of the first settlement in the New Hampshire colony?
Well i found out that it was founded in a month before July 4, the day i have no clue ,year is 1623
What day of the year was New York founded?
On a Saturday.
When did John Mason and David Thompson settle in New Hampshire?
In 1623 David Thompson established a fishing village in present day Rye, New Hampshire as an agent for John Mason who never lived to see the colony he founded.
What day is it today in New Hampshire?
Today it is April 15, 2013 in New Hampshire.
Where was New Hampshire first founded?
The New Hampshire Colony was founded in 1679. No one knows who were the first European settlers to reach New Hampshire. But-wide scale exploration of the area began in the 1600's. In 1603, Martin Pring of England sailed a trading ship up the Piscataqua River. Pring and his crew may have landed in Portsmouth. The French explorer Samuel de Champlain landed on the New Hampshire coast in 1605. John Smith reached the Isles of Shoals. He renamed them, "Smith's Islands." In 1620, England's King James I founded the Council for New England to encourage American settlement. The council granted David Thompson land in present-day New Hampshire. In 1623, Thompson and his followers settled at Odiorne's Point (now part of Rye). Edward Hilton settled Hilton's Point (now Dover) in the 1620's. Some historians believe these settlements began at the same time. Other's believe Hilton's came later. Other early settlements include Strawberry Bank (now Portsmouth) established in 1630; Exeter and Hampton, founded in 1638. It was in 1629, when John Mason named the region New Hampshire. In 1641, the Massachusetts Colony gained control of New Hampshire. In 1680, New Hampshire became a separate royal colony.
Is beer sold in New Hampshire on thanksgiving day?
Yes
When was colonial New Hampshire founded?
The New Hampshire Colony was founded in 1679. No one knows who were the first European settlers to reach New Hampshire. But-wide scale exploration of the area began in the 1600's. In 1603, Martin Pring of England sailed a trading ship up the Piscataqua River. Pring and his crew may have landed in Portsmouth. The French explorer Samuel de Champlain landed on the New Hampshire coast in 1605. John Smith reached the Isles of Shoals. He renamed them, "Smith's Islands." In 1620, England's King James I founded the Council for New England to encourage American settlement. The council granted David Thompson land in present-day New Hampshire. In 1623, Thompson and his followers settled at Odiorne's Point (now part of Rye). Edward Hilton settled Hilton's Point (now Dover) in the 1620's. Some historians believe these settlements began at the same time. Other's believe Hilton's came later. Other early settlements include Strawberry Bank (now Portsmouth) established in 1630; Exeter and Hampton, founded in 1638. It was in 1629, when John Mason named the region New Hampshire. In 1641, the Massachusetts Colony gained control of New Hampshire. In 1680, New Hampshire became a separate royal colony.
How do people make a living in New Hampshire?
Many people in present-day New Hampshire make their living by commuting to Boston, and in educational and service trades. Many New Hampshire colonists made their living through fishing.
What was New Hampshire's first settlement?
Odiorne Point in present day Rye.
Is Columbus Day a holiday in New Hampshire?
Only on leap years and Tuesday's
What day new York was founded?
17 march
