The Joseph Dow trunk archive · Document gallery 24

Hampton research charts & marsh-lot records

20 photographs · 4 document groups

Research charts, a deed fragment, marsh-lot proceedings and an address leaf, photographed by Whit from the recovered Joseph Dow collection. Related views remain together in the supplied sequence. Reading views are turned upright; full-resolution links preserve the supplied originals. Titles are finding aids and uncertain associations remain open.

JDT-D157 · Deed, will and public-record research charts

14 photographs

Fourteen photographs of manuscript research tables listing names, record types, dates, page references and fees. Headings include deeds, wills, leases, bonds, depositions, town offices and other records. These are working research charts with references to earlier documents; the dates in a row do not necessarily date the sheet itself.

JDT-D158 · Hobbs deed: closing text and acknowledgment — 1699

1 photograph

The surviving closing portion of a deed, including a red seal and an acknowledgment at Hampton dated May 18, 1699. Morris Hobbs and Joseph Smith, justice of the peace, are named. This photograph is kept as a fragment without assuming a connection to the adjacent records.

JDT-D159 · Hampton marsh-lot division — 1747

4 photographs

Four overlapping views of Hampton records concerning the division and drawing of marsh lots. The text describes the committee’s work, boundaries and numbered lots, followed by names drawn for the lots and a return dated July 13, 1747. Overlapping views preserve both the full context and closer details.

JDT-D160 · Address leaf: Mr. John Moulton, Hampton

1 photograph

A folded address leaf directed to Mr. John Moulton at Hampton. No date or association with another item is assigned from this address alone.

Photographs supplied by Whit from the recovered collection. Descriptions are finding aids rather than complete transcriptions.