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Moore, Nathan

Title:
Moore, Nathan
Creator:
Dâiaz-Piferrer, M. Papers.
Accession / Call Number:
M 1955-006
Object ID:
M 1955-006
Date:
1757-1853
Physical Description:
1/2 box (ca 200 items).
Scope and Content:
Farmer, Canterbury, N.H., moved to Grafton county, 1827. Deeds, commissions, agreements, accounts, bills, receipts and promissory notes. Chiefly promissory notes. Includes deeds, notes and inventory of estate of his father William Moore, Jr. (1757-1814) and a few deeds of his grandfather William Moore (1720-1804); militia commissions and orders, 1814; indenture for an apprentice, 1822; accounts of a ferry across the Merrimac, 1818; and a share in the Canterbury toll-bridge, 1822. Commission as Ensign, N.H. Militia, 11th Regiment, signed by Gov. John Taylor Gilman, 11 June 1814. Filed in Spec. Coll. broadsides, military commissions. Tax warrants filed mss. NHT-Canterbury. To William Moor, Constable, 1760. To Lieut. William Moor, Surveyor of Highways, 1807. To Nathan Moore, Surveyor of Highways, 1810. To Nathan Moor, Surveyor of Highways, 1815. See register for details & tracings.
Locations:
Canterbury (N.H.) History.
People:
Moore, Nathan
Place of Publication:
Canterbury, NH
Level Description:
Item
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