Mathematics School Book, Dated 1809 - Property Of Moses Whittier (New Hampshire, 1789-1857)

1809 mathematics school book, property of Moses Whittier of Dover, New Hampshire
Born 1789
Died 1857

Credit: Dover, NH Public Library
The second falls of the Cochecho River (six falls in all) was known as Whitcher's Falls or Whittier's Falls Whittier's mills, consisting of a fulling mill, grist mill, and a building for dressing cloth, once stood at the easterly side of the Tolend Falls. Their name was derived from Obadiah Whittier, whose widow still owned them, January 7, 1718, when they were destroyed by fire, which broke out in the carding mill, operated by Moses Whittier, son of Obidiah, who at once erected new Machinery and resumed the carding, fulling, and clothing business, the following month.
From Mary P. Thompson's Landmarks in Ancient Dover.

Notes: Condition consistent with 200 year age

Consistent with age and use.

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