History of Newbury, Vermont

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Location: Newbury, Orange, Vermont, USA

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History of Newbury, Vermont

From the Discovery of the Coös Country to Present Time. With Genealogical Records of Many Families

• by Frederic Palmer Wells
• published by The Caledonian Company, 1902
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Table of Contents

• Part. I. History of Newbury, Vermont.

• Chapter I. General discription
• Chapter II. The Coos Country
• Chapter III. The first year
• Chapter IV. The charter
• Chapter V. The early years
• Chapter VI. The land divided
• Chapter VII. Early days in Newbury
• Chapter VIII. Early events
• Chapter IX. The New York charter
• Chapter X. "When we were under the King."
• Chapter XI. Before the Revolution
• Chapter XII. The first yeat of the Revolution
• Chapter XIII. The Revolution
• Chapter XIV. The Revolutionary War
• Chapter XV. The troublous times
• Chapter XVI. Col. Thomas Johnson
• Chapter XVII. The end of the war
• Chapter XVIII. Newbury in the Vermont controversy
• Chapter XIX. Newbury in the Vermont controversy
• Chapter XX. After the war
• Chapter XXI. The nineteenth century
• Chapter XXII. The old meeting-house
• Chapter XXIII. A chapter of old things and new
• Chapter XXIV. Reminiscences of early Wells River
• Chapter XXV. The First Congregational Church
• Chapter XXVI. The Methodist Episcopal Church
• Chapter XXVII. Religious history
• Chapter XXVIII. Religious and educational
• Chapter XXIX. Newbury Seminary
• Chapter XXX. Newbury Seminary
• Chapter XXXI. Montebello Institute and other schools
• Chapter XXXII. Literary Newbury
• Chapter XXXIII. Libraries--Temperance
• Chapter XXXIV. Meteorological
• Chapter XXXV. A chapter of local history
• Chapter XXXVI. Merchants and business men of Newbury
• Chapter XXXVII. Cemeteries--Care of the poor--The militia
• Chapter XXXVIII. Stages, inns, and post offices
• Chapter XXXIX. Connecticut River
• Chapter XL. Highways and railroads
• Chapter XLI. Banks and money matters
• Chapter XLII. Professional men.--Miscellaneous
• Chapter XLIII. Fraternal societies
• Chapter XLIV. Newbury in the Civil and Spanish Wars
• Chapter XLV. State, county, and town officers
• Chaper XLVI. Revolutionary and miscellaneous papers

• Part. II. Biographical sketches and family records
• Index to the historical events of this volume
• Index to places mentioned on the historical events of this volume
• Index to people mentioned in the historical events of this volume
• Index to biographical sketches and family records
• Index to illustrations in this volume