History Of The Town Of Durham, New Hampshire: (Oyster River Plantation) With Genealogical Notes (Volume Ii) Genealogical - Paperback

by Everett S. Stackpole (Author), Winthrop S. Meserve (Author)

Step back in time to the heart of colonial New England, where the story of Durham, New Hampshire-once known as Oyster River Plantation-unfolds through the lives, records, and memories of its earliest settler families. Rich with authentic town records, church and civic documents, and painstaking genealogical notes, Everett S. Stackpole's History Of The Town Of Durham, New Hampshire (Volume II) Genealogical is both a local history book and an essential genealogical reference. Every page opens a window into the daily struggles and triumphs that shaped this remarkable community. For genealogy researchers and family history collectors, this volume is a treasure trove. It meticulously compiles generations of early residents, tracing their connections, migrations, and legacies through the fabric of Durham's evolving society. The inclusion of church and civic records, alongside detailed family histories, makes it invaluable for anyone tracing their roots in New Hampshire or exploring the broader tapestry of colonial New England. The work stands as a model among new england town histories, offering not just names and dates but the living context of a community's growth and transformation. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the past, a dedicated student of New Hampshire genealogy, or a collector seeking a cornerstone for your library, this carefully restored edition ensures that the story of Oyster River Plantation endures. The town's history is not merely preserved-it is brought vividly to life for all who cherish the enduring spirit of place and people.