...employment of the people of Durham, for which they have rather an uneven but fertile soil. "This town has been distinguished many years for a very fine breed...weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." Capt. Israel Camp, a noted psalmodist died in Durham, in 1778. Dustou's Island, KH This small island...

...the township. This is generally cleared and yields a large quantity of coarse grass. " This town has been distinguished many years for a very fine breed...weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." The following inscriptions are from monuments in the yard north of the Congregational church. In memory...

...employment of the people of Durham, for which they have rather an uneven but fertile soil. " This town has been distinguished many years for a very fine breed...weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." Capt. Israel Camp, a noted psalmodist died in Durham, in 1778. Duston's Island, IV. H. This small island...

...which they have rather an uneven but fertile soil. " This town has been distinguished many years fora very fine breed of cattle. Two oxen, presented by...weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." Capt. Israel Camp, a noted psalmodist died in Durham, in 1778. Dnston's Island, NH This small island...

...rather an uneven but fertile soil. " This town has been distinfuished many years for a very fine reed of cattle. Two oxen, presented by some of the inhabitants...weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." Capt. Israel Camp, a noted psalmodist died in Durham, in 1778. I >usl oil's I s In ml . \ . 11. This...

...presented two oxen to General Washington, at Valley Forge, one of which weighed 2,270 pounds. They furnished a dinner for all the officers of the American army at that place, and all their servants. Pop. 1,095. 286 287 and Hoi «ri DURHAMVTLLE, v. Verona ts. Oneida...

...rather uneven. Durham has long been distinguished for its fine breed of cattle. Two oxen, present«! by some of the inhabitants to General Washington,...almost five hundred miles, through a country nearly deprived of its foliage, yet one of them, a steer, five years old, weighed 2,270 pounds. DÜSTON'S...

...town has been distinguished many years for a very fine breed of cattle. Two oxen, presented by gome of the inhabitants to General Washington, furnished...nearly exhausted of its forage ; yet one of them, a iteer, five years old, weighed two thousand two hundred and seventy pounds." Capt. Israel Camp, a noted...