History of Canaan

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CHAPTER	I.	THE CHARTERS OF CANAAN	1–8
CHAPTER	II.	THE FIRST AND SECOND SETTLERS	9–21
CHAPTER	III.	PROPRIETORS’ MEETINGS, 1768–1785	22–39
CHAPTER	IV.	PROPRIETORS’ MEETINGS, 1786–1845	40–48
CHAPTER	V.	TOWN MEETINGS, 1770–1785	49–62
CHAPTER	VI.	TOWN MEETINGS, 1786–1797	63–78
CHAPTER	VII.	TOWN MEETINGS, 1798–1818	79–88
CHAPTER	VIII.	TOWN MEETINGS, 1819–1909	89–97
CHAPTER	IX.	THE PITCH BOOK AND PROPRIETORS’ SURVEYS	98–125
CHAPTER	X.	PUBLIC RIGHTS	126–138
CHAPTER	XI.	THE COMMON, BROAD STREET, THE MEETING HOUSE	139–152
CHAPTER	XII.	DAME’S GORE AND STATE’S GORE	153–160
CHAPTER	XIII.	THE SURPLUS REVENUE AND LITERARY FUND	161–165
CHAPTER	XIV.	THE BAPTIST CHURCH	166–206
CHAPTER	XV.	THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH	207–230
CHAPTER	XVI.	THE METHODIST CHURCH	231–247
CHAPTER	XVII.	SCHOOLS	248–254
CHAPTER	XVIII.	NOYES ACADEMY	255–296
CHAPTER	XIX.	CANAAN UNION ACADEMY	297–311
CHAPTER	XX.	LAWYERS	312–342
CHAPTER	XXI.	SOLDIERS	343–383
CHAPTER	XXII.	DOCTORS, COLLEGE GRADUATES	422–429
CHAPTER	XXIII.	ROADS	384–421
CHAPTER	XXIV.	TEMPERANCE IN CANAAN	430–434
CHAPTER	XXV.	HOW SOME OF OUR HOUSES WERE BUILT	435–447
CHAPTER	XXVI.	WHEEL CARRIAGES, TANNERIES, POTS AND PEARL ASHES	448–455
CHAPTER	XXVII.	INCIDENTS	456–480
CHAPTER	XXVIII.	SECRET ORGANIZATIONS	481–492
CHAPTER	XXIX.	OLD FAMILIES	493–579
		GENEALOGY	583–654
		MARRIAGES	654–665
APPENDIX:		VOTES FOR GOVERNOR;	669–672
		REPRESENTATIVES;	672–677
		SELECTMEN;	677–681
		MODERATORS;	681–682
		TOWN CLERKS;	682
		CENSUS OF 1790	683–685
		INVENTORY OF 1782	685–687
		LIST OF VOTERS, 1825	687–690
		ENROLLMENT LIST, 1864	690–693
		TOWN APPROPRIATIONS FOR CHARGES	693–694

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