Category Archives: New Hampshire

Nottingham West – Hudson, New Hampshire

Posted on December 14, 2010 by

John Mitchell, pioneer from Ulster Scotland, was an original settler of Nottingham West, now Hudson, New Hampshire. At that time, Hudson originally was part of Dunstable, Mass. In 1741, it became Nottingham, Mass.; in 1746, Nottingham West, N.H.; and finally, … Continue reading →

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Ancestors of John Mitchel (to Nelson Mitchell)

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Our first generation of Mitchells in America from Nelson B. Mitchell’s line settled in Nottingham West (now Hudson), New Hampshire.  John Mitchel (as it was then spelled) was one of the 16 Ulster-Scot families who came from Ireland (Scottish decent).  … Continue reading →

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That Old Time Religion

Posted on April 13, 2009 by

Campmeetings are in my heritage.  I have some sad news about a fire at the Alton Bay Conference Center in NH.  See my post at Journaling the Journey that includes information about the fire and the Campmeeting with links to … Continue reading →

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