Watson Family in New Hampshire
This genealogy, derived from early 1900s research, traces the descendants of Jonathan Watson of South Hampton, New Hampshire, and Daniel Watson of Meredith, New Hampshire.
This genealogy, derived from early 1900s research, traces the descendants of Jonathan Watson of South Hampton, New Hampshire, and Daniel Watson of Meredith, New Hampshire.
The genealogy of the Slade family, documented in a four-volume set from the early 1900s, traces its origins in England. John Slade settled in Alstead in 1773 after serving in the Revolutionary War. His descendants, including Samuel Slade, who served in the War of 1812, and Lucius Slade, a prominent businessman and civic leader in Boston, played important roles in their communities.
This genealogy of the John Webster family, compiled in the early 1900s, traces descendants from John Webster, who emigrated from England to Massachusetts in 1635. The family tree identifies several generations, detailing their lives and contributions in New Hampshire. Notable descendants include college graduates and prominent local figures. Key individuals include Stephen Webster, who lived in Haverhill; Nathan Webster, involved in Chester’s early governance; and Captain Phineas Webster, a War of 1812 veteran.
First Generation 1 Genealogy of David Davis of Portsmouth and Lubberland, New Hampshire David Davis was apprenticed to John Lang of Portsmouth by an order of court in 1678, and by Lang was assigned to Stephen Jones of Oyster River for instruction in the trade of cooper. He made a deposition 6 Aug. 1685, aged then about 26 years. He was taxed in 1681 and 1683. He built the garrison house at Lubberland, in 1695, afterward known as the Smith garrison. Two soldiers were stationed at “David Davis’s Garrison,” 6 Jan. 1696. He was killed in this vicinity by Indians, … Read more
A genealogy of the Joseph Dame family of Durham New Hampshire as extracted from the History of Durham New Hampshire and other sources.