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   5 days ago · As far as we know, David Thomson [also Thompson], his wife Amias, and a party of perhaps seven to 10 indentured servants landed their ship Jonathan at what is now Odiorne Point in Rye in April of 1623. The claim is arguably correct. Rye and other surrounding towns were once part of the New Hampshire settlement officially named Portsmouth in 1653.

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   4 days ago · For three seasons, the show hooked viewers with ongoing drama among Roman politicians, organized crime, and the Vatican. Netflix. #49. Marco Polo. - IMDb user rating: 8 (77K reviews) - Seasons: 2 ...

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   Who was John Thomson?

   • John Thomson went on to become a founder and prominent citizen of Mendon, Massachusetts. When Native Americans burned Mendon in 1675, Thomson was among the first settlers to return and rebuild. History strongly suggests that John Thomson was the first Englishman born in New Hampshire and, therefore, the first white settler born in Portsmouth.

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   Was John Thomson the first white settler born in Portsmouth?

   • History strongly suggests that John Thomson was the first Englishman born in New Hampshire and, therefore, the first white settler born in Portsmouth. Thomson apparently never tried to reclaim his parent’s property at Pannaway. He died at Mendon in 1685.

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   Where was John Thomson born?

   • Thomson was likely born in Scotland, though some historians have claimed an English ancestry. He first pops up in Plymouth, England records in 1613, the year he married Amias Cole, the daughter of a Plymouth shipbuilder. He was roughly 23 and either an apothecary or clerk to an apothecary. Records of their children are unclear.

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   Was John Thomson the first white settlers in New Hampshire?

   • When Native Americans burned Mendon in 1675, Thomson was among the first settlers to return and rebuild. History strongly suggests that John Thomson was the first Englishman born in New Hampshire and, therefore, the first white settler born in Portsmouth. Thomson apparently never tried to reclaim his parent’s property at Pannaway.

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   5 days ago · So on Tuesday, Thomson can give Bohm a day off, put in Clemens, just called up from the minor leagues, and watch Clemens hit like Babe Ruth. Thomson can give catcher J.T. Realmuto the night off ...

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   1 day ago · Big James’ departure undoubtedly had an impact on the storyline of ‘The Chosen’. As a prominent character, his absence needed to be addressed and explained within the narrative. The writers and creators of the show faced the challenge of seamlessly integrating a new storyline or character to fill the void left by Big James.

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   4 hours ago · Thomas Nevin's VIP commission 1872. VISIT TO PORT ARTHUR.- Mr. Trollope and the Hon. Howard Spensly, Esq., Solicitor-General of Victoria, accompanied the Hon. the Premier, J.M. Wilson, Esq., and the Hon. the Attorney-General, W.R. Giblin, Esq., embarked in the Government schooner late last night, some time after Mr. Trollope had concluded his lecture on "Modern Fiction, as a recreation for ...

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   4 days ago · Enjoy another Gothic Style Regency from Hannah Linder. Eliza Ellis has stayed hidden in Balfour Forest for as long as she can remember. Perhaps her only friends are the trees, or her little dog, or her story-telling father called Captain. But at least she is safe from the cruel world outside, a world Captain has warned her against and protected ...

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   4 days ago · Moist, bright, and green, the landscape laughs around. Full swell the woods; their every music wakes, Mix'd in wild concert, with the warbling brooks Increased, the distant bleatings of the hills,