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Cochran Family Papers, 1738-1825

Title:
Cochran Family Papers, 1738-1825
Creator:
Cochran family
Accession / Call Number:
1993.022 (m)
Object ID:
1993-022 (M)
Date:
1738-1825
Physical Description:
2 folders, 20 items
Level of Description:
Collection
Scope and Content:
Folder 1: May 1, 1738, William Cochran of Londonderry, NH, Will. October 31, 1746, Selectmen of Londonderry indenture of poor child apprentice to James Thompson - witnessed by Robert Cochran. February 5, 1753, receipt from R. Cochran for travel of others to Bedford to view meetinghouse. September 17, 1753, receipt re estate of Lt. R. Cochran from widow Abigail. July 10, 1753, Probate Court doc re estate of Robert Cochran. April 20, 1761, deposition re boundary dispute on land of James & William Cochran. June 19, 1764 (?) receipt for payment of land by R. Cochran. September 10, 1765, note re fine of R. Cochran. December 13, 1769, deposition re land dispute by J. Cohcran. June 12, 1769, receipt. June (?) 26, 1773, deposition re dispute over horse? March 6, 1779, Elizabeth Cochran Will. Folder 2: October 24, 1781, sale of half the family house from John Cochran to Robert Cochran. December 27, 1793, deposition of James Cochran of Pembroke re continuing land dispute of family land in Londonderry. March 28, 1794, deposition of Samuel Morrison of Londonderry re same. April 10, 1802, letter of George Cochran in Walpole to father Robert in Londonderry. July 1, 1809, Robert Cochran Will - 2 copies. January (?) 12, 1825 John Cochran/James/Moses family dispute. April 4, 1868, William Cochran appt. Justice of the Peace.
Locations:
Londonderry, NH
Organizations:
Cochran family
Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society collection.
Location Code:
TL/1W
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Preferred Citation:
Item title, Cochran Family Papers, 1993.022 (m). New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, NH. Date accessed.
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