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Historical Markers in Newington, New Hampshire

 
Clickable Map of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Rockingham County, NH (143) Hillsborough County, NH (81) Merrimack County, NH (126) Strafford County, NH (48) York County, ME (134) Essex County, MA (345)  RockinghamCounty(143) Rockingham County (143)  HillsboroughCounty(81) Hillsborough County (81)  MerrimackCounty(126) Merrimack County (126)  StraffordCounty(48) Strafford County (48)  YorkCountyMaine(134) York County (134)  EssexCountyMassachusetts(345) Essex County (345)
Brentwood is the county seat for Rockingham County
Newington is in Rockingham County
      Rockingham County (143)  
ADJACENT TO ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
      Hillsborough County (81)  
      Merrimack County (126)  
      Strafford County (48)  
      York County, Maine (134)  
      Essex County, Massachusetts (345)  
 
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1 New Hampshire, Rockingham County, Newington — Bloody Point Ferry
Site of Bloody Point Ferry Operated By Thomas Trickey 1640 - 1675 Zachariah Trickey 1675 - 1705 John Knight 1705 - 1725 Continued for more than a century by Capt. Howard Henderson, Sr. Capt. Howard Henderson, Jr. Thomas . . . Map (db m224510) HM
2 New Hampshire, Rockingham County, Newington — 0151 — Newington
Boundary disputes among the early river settlements caused this area to be called Bloody Point. By 1640 Trickey's Ferry operated between Bloody Point and Hilton's Point in Dover. In 1712 the meeting house was erected and the parish set off, . . . Map (db m224489) HM
3 New Hampshire, Rockingham County, Newington — The Oldest Town Forest in the United States
Established by the Town of Newington in 1710 The income from timber cutting through the centuries has financed and supplied materials for building The Old 1872 Town Hall, The Stone Schoolhouse, and other town projects.Map (db m102636) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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May. 5, 2024