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1763 |
Samuel Chase with sixty-nine other settled in Alstead, Cheshire, New Hampshire. | ||||||
| 1779 | Nathan Morse and family, remove to Alstead, Cheshire, New Hampshire from Grafton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. | ||||||
| 1779 | Sarah Morse, daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth, is born on April 18th - whether in Grafton or Alstead in not known. She later marries Andrew BECKWITH. | ||||||
| 1781 | Susanna, daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth (Stevens) Morse, is born on the 18th of April in Alstead. She will later marry John ADAMS and remove to Macomb Co., Michigan. | ||||||
1782 |
First minister in Alstead was Rev. Jacob Mann who was ordained this year and dismissed in 1793. | ||||||
| 1783 | Polly FISHER, the daughter of Jonathan and Phebe (Thurston) is born on 18 May in Alstead. She later marries Nathan Morse and live in Roxbury, Washington Co., VT. [See Vermont Chronology] | ||||||
| 1790 | Jonathan Fisher and Nathan Morse are enumerated in the town of Alstead in the first census. | ||||||
1806 |
Susanna Morse, daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth (Stevens), marries John ADAMS in Alstead. | ||||||
1809 |
Nathan Adams, son of John and Susanna (Morse) is born in Alstead on the 1st of November. He later removes to Macomb Co., MI and in 1833 marries Margaret SMITH, daughter of Isaiah. | ||||||
1816 |
Jonathan Fisher, son of Jonathan and Betty (Grant), natives of Wrentham, Norfolk Co., MA dies on the 31st of May. He had been born in Cumberland, RI 13 Jan 1753 and had married Phebe (Thurston), daughter of James of Planfield, Windham, CT. | ||||||
| 1820 | After residing in Alstead for forty years since the close of the Revolutionary War, Nathan Morse, at about age 65 removes to Canadice, Ontario, New York where he lives the remainder of his life. | ||||||
| 1841 | Elizabeth (Stevens) Morse, widow of Nathan, returns to Alstead from Canadice, Ontario, NY where she lives with one of her children. She dies a few months after her husband on the 18th of December. | ||||||
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