The Joseph Dow trunk archive · Document gallery 85

Hampton grantees: notebook title and early entries

20 photographs · 5 document groups

Photographed by Whit from the recovered Joseph Dow collection. Descriptions follow visible text and physical evidence; uncertain names, dates and associations remain provisional. Upright reading copies link to the unchanged supplied photographs. IMG_4597–IMG_4636 survive here as recovered chat attachment copies, rather than full-resolution camera originals.

JDT-D647-continuation · Notebook continuation: extracts from Captain Henry Dow’s diary

A final photographed page from the notebook seen in gallery 84, headed “Extracts from Capt. Henry Dow’s diary.” Notes include a destructive thunderstorm in June 1684, worms in June 1687, and a court or prison reference. The inverted capture is turned upright, and the page remains associated with record JDT-D647.

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JDT-D648-cover · Lot 3L: Joseph Dow’s Hampton grantees notebook

Overall view with Whit’s lot 3L marker, followed by the handwritten title: “Names of some of the early grantees and settlers of Hampton N.H.” The leaf is marked No. 1 and Joseph Dow’s. Stains, worn corners and the notebook’s narrow format remain visible.

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JDT-D648-a · Early entries: Ambrose, Austin and the B surnames

Opening biographical entries include Francis Austin, Henry Bright, Daniel Briscoe, John Brewer and John Brown. The notes combine settlement references, family relationships and dates. Other headings and corrections are retained for closer reading; uncertain surnames are not silently expanded.

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JDT-D648-b · Carr, Chase, Clarke, Cole and Coleman entries

Successive family-history pages headed Richard Carr, Aquila Chase, Thomas Chase, Arthur Clarke, William Cole and Thomas Coleman. The entries record Hampton associations alongside household and migration details. These are photographed research notes, rather than independently verified biographies.

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JDT-D648-c · Cross, Cox and a passenger-list note

John Cross and Moses Cox entries, including two distinct views of the Cox page, followed by a note beginning with passengers and early arrivals. Both Cox photographs are retained so differences in focus and framing remain available.

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Collection photographs supplied by Whit. Descriptions are finding aids, not full transcriptions. Historical medical and religious texts are presented as archival sources. Original filenames and alternate views are preserved. The recovered IMG_4717–IMG_4776 sequence is included in galleries 95–97.