Combs &c. Records of New Hampshire

	Combs &c. Counties in New Hampshire

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New Hampshire became the eighth state on 21 July 1788. The boundaries were in dispute for many year prior to 1740, but the King of England established the final boundary in 1741 between New Hampshire and Massachusetts. In 1771, New Hampshire was divided into 5 original counties: Cheshire, Grafton, Hillsborough, Rockingham, and Strafford.

Combs &c. New Hampshire Counties of Record

Belknap	Records
Carroll	Records
Cheshire	Records
Coos	Records
Grafton	Records
Hillsborough	Records
Merrimack	Records
Rockingham	Records
Strafford	Records
Sullivan	Records

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