Subscriptions, land papers & collection fragments

Full sheet and close-up of a subscription toward the expenses of delegates meeting at Philadelphia. The heading carries Hampton, July 18, 1774, with subscribers’ names and pledged amounts below.

A receipt or release bearing Miriam King’s mark and an acknowledgement dated May 6, 1672. The text concerns a legacy or inheritance, and names John Cotton as a witness. Further reading is needed before assigning all relationships and terms.

A notice dated Hampton, October 20, 1744, calling proprietors to a meeting concerning undivided marsh, division arrangements and related business. The signatures and surviving folds remain visible.

Written side and signature-and-seal reverse of a land deed, with Moulton and Palmer names visible. A 1754 date appears in the text. Transaction details and the direction of transfer remain to be checked.

Two supplied views of manuscript material discussing learning, intellectual development and ministry. They are grouped by subject and sequence; common authorship and physical association remain provisional. The writer, date and person discussed are unconfirmed.

A folded sheet ruled into columns with names and numerical entries, with faint writing visible through the paper. Its precise purpose and date have not been established.

Loose handwritten scraps and printed clippings beside a wrapper headed “Miscellaneous papers,” with a December 23, 1894 notation. The wrapper date does not independently date each enclosed item.

A narrow paper strip bearing the inscription “Joseph Dow, Clerk.” Its original attachment and date are not established.

A surviving brown cover or binding fragment labeled “Belknap’s History of New-Hampshire,” “Farmer’s Edition” and “Vol. I.” This view preserves the label and physical condition; it does not establish the complete volume’s publication details.