(From it's Settlement in 1638, to the Autumn of 1892)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- GENERAL AND MILITARY:
Chapter -
- The Settlement in the Wilderness, 1638-1646
- Labors, Controversies and Superstitions, 1647-1662
- Town Affairs, 1658-1680 / Public Lands / Public Houses / And a Troublesome Public Charge
- Hampton Under the Mason and Massachusetts Controversy, 1651-1677
- Town and Province Under the Royal Government, 1677-1689
- Under Royal Government (continued), 1689-1730
- The Boundary Lines, 1639-1742
- Town Affairs / Kingston, 1680-1707
- Hampton Falls, 1709-1760
- Town Affairs / Natural Phenomena / Rye, 1708-1736
- North Hampton, 1719-1742
- Regulations / Lawsuits / Casualties, 1733-1780
- Indian Wars, 1675-1763
- In the Revolution, 1774-1783
- In the Early Years of Independence, 1784-1814
- A War / A Colonel / A Regiment, 1812-1860
- The Civil War, 1860-1865
- Other Nineteenth Century Happenings, 1800-1892
- The Interwoven Pastorates:
- Rev. Seaborn Cotton, 1657-1686.
Rev. Stephen Bachiler, 1638-1641.
Rev. Timothy Dalton, 1639-1661.
Rev. John Wheelwright, 1647-1656.
- Rev. Seaborn Cotton, 1657-1686.
- Rev. John Cotton's Ministry, 1686-1710.
- Pastors Gookin and Ward Cotton / New Parishes, 1710-1837.
- Rev. Ward Cotton's Ministry / The North Hill Parish, 1731-1767.
- Rev. Ebenezer Thayer's Pastorate, 1765-1792.
- The Presbyterian Schism, 1792-1807.
- Last Years of the Town Ministry, 1807-1839.
- The Independent Churches.
- EDUCATIONAL:
- The Common Schools.
- Hampton Academy and High School.
- INDUSTRIAL:
- Hampton Beach and Vicinity / Ownership and Uses.
- The Public Roads.
- The Story of the Mills.
- Stores and Trades.
- Last Words.
TABULAR: -- A Tabular Record of Town Officers.
APPENDIX Extracts from Capt. Henry Dow's Diary From Philip Towle's Diary Extracts from Maj. David Marston's Record of Events