GRAFTON COUNTY. 1775 1784 1790 1791 1800 1801 1810 1811 1820 1821 1830 [1] Benton. Incorporated as Coventry, 1764. Name changed to Benton, December, 1840. [2] Ellsworth. Granted as Trecothick, 1769. Incorporated as Ellsworth, 1802. [3] Franconia. Called Morristown from 1772 to 1782. [4] Groton. Granted as Cockermouth, 1761. Name changed to Groton, 1796. 1831 1840 1841 1850 1851 1860 1861 1870 1871 1880 1881 1890 1891 1900 1901 [5] Lisbon. Granted as Concord, 1763. Re-granted as Gunthwaite, 1768. Name changed to Lisbon, 1824. [6] Littleton. This was a part of Chiswick, afterwards Apthorp. The last named town was incorporated as Littleton, 1784. [7] Woodstock. Incorporated as Peeling, 1763. Name changed to Wood 1775 1784 1790 1791 1800 1801 1810 1811 1820 1821 1830 [1.] Carroll. Granted as Bretton Woods, 1772. Incorporated as Carroll, 1832. [2.] Colebrook. Sometimes called Colburne. [3.] Columbia. Granted as Cockburne Town, 1770. Incorporated as Cockburn, 1797. Name changed to Columbia, 1811. [4.] Gorham. Incorporated as Shelburne Addition, 1770. Name changed to Gorham, 1836. [5.] Jefferson. Granted as Dartmouth, 1765. Incorporated as Jefferson, 1796. [6.] Milan. Granted as Paulsburgh, 1771. Incorporated as Milan, 1824. [7.] Pittsburg. Formerly known as Indian Stream Territory. Incorporated as Pittsburg, Dec. 10, 1840. [8.] Randolph. Granted as Durand, 1772. [9.] Stark. Incorporated as Piercy, 1795. Incorporated as Randolph, 1824. Name changed to Stark, 1832. |