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New Hampshire was first founded in 1623 by Pilgrims from England and was one of the first original 13 colonies. Pilgrims came to New Hampshire for religious freedom and starting their lives over.

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We do not have district attorney's in New Hampshire. At the state level is the Attorney General which is appointed by the Gov. and Executive Council. Each of the states ten counties has an elected county attorney, which prosecutes all felony level crimes with the exception of homicide, which is prosecuted by the Attorney General.

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First class mail is delivered in 3 to 5 days

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they were stone cutters. they cut and made bricks and other things out of stone.

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It was the ninth colony to become a US State.

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Vermont was considered a part of New Hampshire for many years. At one time, western Vermont was considered part of New York!

From 1778-84, Hanover and a number of towns in Grafton County seceeded from New Hampshire. They flirted briefly with the idea of forming a separate state together with a group of Vermont towns--"New Connecticut" would have been the name and Dresden, the corner of Hanover where Dartmouth is located, would have become the capital. However, they settled on union with Vermont as a more practical way in which to assure association with their friends across the river. They were admitted to the state of Vermont in 1778. After much conflict, they finally dissolved ties with Vermont, and, in 1784, joined the New Hampshire state legislature.

(From the history of Hanover NH hanovernh.org)

I started studying my genealogy several years ago, and the 1880 census records are very helpful. I assume that you have a known ancestor whose father (or mother) was born in Vermont. Just remember the census taker did not always get things right. He may have questioned someone else living in the household, such as a child or boarder or even a neighbor. I often come across information that contradicts information from another source. Do you have more than source that states the ancestor was born in Vermont?

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Founded by John Mason by establishing a fishing village at present day Rye 1n 1623.

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The capital of New Hampshire is Concord.

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Unfortunately, there is not Amtrak service in New Hampshire except along the Atlantic Coast. White River Junction, VT is the closest train station to Meredith. You would have to take the Lake Shore Limited from Boston to Springfield and change to the Vermonter to White River Junction.

Your best bet is probably taking the Concord Coach from Logan Airport or the South Station to Meredith. There are two buses a day each way.

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Yes. The legal implications would only be if they lied and caused you harm.

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English people first cam to New Hampshire

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First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

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Ashley furniture

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Madame Antoinette Sherri summered in Chesterfield, New Hampshire for thirty years beginning in the late 1920’s. Her lifestyle was unlike anything the local residents of Brattleboro had seen before, and she soon became an exotic and mysterious figure in the region. Antoinette De Lilas was a music hall singer in Paris when she married Andre Riela a/k/a/ Antony Maculusco, a silent film actor and theatrical producer. A newspaper article appeared in the New York World at the time reporting Andre Riela as the son of an Italian Diplomat who, along with Andre’s mother and sister, was living in New York City at the time. The article further stated that the newlyweds arrived in New York City aboard the SS Oceanic in 1911 and received a chilly reception from the groom’s parents. This appears to have been a publicity stunt. Shortly thereafter, the couple changed their name to Sherri. Using this newly acquired name, the couple became theatrical costume designers and opened a shop in New York City’s theater district. Antoinette (Madame) Sherri first came to Chesterfield during the prohibition era to visit her friend Jack Henderson, a Broadway actor who summered and partied here. Andre had passed away in 1924. Madame Sherri, in her 50’s by this time, became fond of Chesterfield and bought a farm on the Gulf Road, as a place to build her summer home. Her entourage of beautiful young girls and handsome young men from New York, her 1927 cream colored Packard touring car and the seemingly endless supply of money fascinated the local residents. Her foreign accent, extravagant dress and the stone “castle” that she had built added to the growing legend. Madame Sherri passed away at the Maple Rest Nursing Home in Brattleboro in October of 1965. Oddly, the sale of the site of the “castle” -which had burned some years earlier - and her farmhouse, was completed on the day of her death. It was later learned that some of Madame Sherri’s money actually came to her from Charles LeMaire, the Hollywood film costume designer. The Sherris had befriended LeMaire when he first arrived in New York. It was Andre and Antoinette who had taught him costume design.

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the South Pacific Ocean
Moana Nui a Kiwa also known as the South Pacific Ocean lies to the east of Aotearoa New Zealand.

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• Youville Street is a road in Manchester, New Hampskire
• Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Campground is located in New Hampton, New Hampshire

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It was founded in 1623 to become a fishing colony for Britain.
As a fishing village planning to become a fishing empire.

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1. it s in 1999

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Hampshire, England.

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Claremont is located near the New Hampshire/Vermont border, about half way up the State of New Hampshire.

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The state that is due South of New Hampshire and Vermont is Massachusetts.

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Puritans played a great role. It always helped others.

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Both are known for being very prestigious boarding schools in New England.