Record Group Number 10

Marlborough

Compiled by Alan F. Rumrill - Keene, New Hampshire

March 1983

This is a small group comprised of one series, "SUBJECT FILE", and filed in one folder. The materials encompass the year 1770 - (1836-1974). The items are arranged chronologically within each subject unless otherwise indicated.

Marlborough, New Hampshire was granted in 1752 to James Morrison and others and was known as Monadnock No. 5. Abel Woodward, Benjamin Tucker, Daniel Goodenough, and others settled the town in 1760. The first permanent home was established by William Barker of Westboro, Massachusetts in 1764. The town was incorporated on December 13, 1776. The population was 786 people in 1790.

The business materials deal primarily with the Nonadnock Blanket Mills. The poetry for the Davis reunions was written by G. C. Davis and Addie E. Barron.

Series I, SUBJECT FILE

Folder 1, A-B
American Revolution Bicentennial
Business

Folder 2, C
Celebrations
Churches - (See also Music)
Clubs and Organizations (Filed alphabetically by name of club and chronologically
     within each club)

Folder 3, D-L
Deeds (Filed alphabetically by name of grantee)
Entertainment
Houses
Legal Documents
Library

Folder 4, M-O
Military
Music
News clippings
Newsletters

Folder 5, P
People
Poetry
Politics & Government
Probate

Folder 6, S-Z
Schools