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Old Dunstable, Maine and New Hampshire Founders
Compilation of genealogies of Old Dunstable's founders
Description
The town of Dunstable was created by the colony of Massachusetts, but in 1741 transferred to the colony of New Hampshire. This work is a compilation of genealogies of the early founders of this New England town. These genealogies often include details of birth, marriage, and death along with occupation. Envisioned as a supplement to the town history which contained many of the most prominent families of the area, this work covers an additional thirty families who played a role in founding "Old" Dunstable up to about 1800.
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