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Worcester Webster, a cousin of Daniel Webster, served as postmaster in Boscawen from February 5, 1841 to January 15, 1852. In 1846 he created a…
In March 1969, Mr. Elmer Carl Anderson, husband of Isabel Weir, compiled this brief history of the Weir family’s arrival in Boscawen.Their story begins in…
by Steven Green Born February 9, 1820 to Colonel John and Sally (Gerrish) Farmer in Boscawen, New Hampshire, Moses Gerrish Farmer was an inventor and…
by Steve Green One of the most successful businesses in the village of Penacook, it was built in 1855 by brothers, H.H. and J.S. Brown.…
by Elaine Clow The Marshall family owned a large poultry farm, and with it a guest house called…
Boscawen’s Historical Author, and more By: Elaine Clow The stone and bronze plaque at the front of Jim and Sue Richardson’s Ice Cream…
Written by Willard E. Flanders in 1912, Grandson of Josiah Flanders Erwin G. Cate was a Civil War veteran. He was wounded at the battle…
Martha Susan Pillsbury (Mattie) was born in Boscawen on February 15, 1836, the daughter of Deacon Joseph Pillsbury, who had just moved to Mount Pleasant…
By: Elaine Clow, Trustee Boscawen Public LibraryLibrarian, Boscawen Historical SocietyRecording Secretary, 1913 Library Restoration CommitteeThe Town of Boscawen voted to adopt the Public Library Act…
