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The Indian Stream Republic - Page 2

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Aug 18, 2000

In January of 1836, the British relinquished their claim on the Indian Stream Territory. It was not until May of that year that the Indian Stream Republic citizens accepted New Hampshire’s authority. Pro New Hampshire residents stayed, while the pro Canada residents emigrated to Canada. The Indian Stream Republic was incorporated into the town of Pittsburg. The boundary line was officially set and the land recognized as belonging to New Hampshire with the signing of the Webster-Ashburton Treaty in 1842.

Avalon Project: The Paris Peace Treaty of Sept 30, 1783

Ask Dr. Heald Column - The Weirs Times

Pittsburgh NH area near Timberland Lodge and Cabins

The Avalon Project: The Webster-Ashburton Treaty

Pittsburg, NH Custom House

NH's Connecticut Lakes Region

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20. Sep 15, 2000 5:00 PM
Thank you Bucky Rea! What a small world. It must be fun to know you're related to someone who played an important part of an historical event! Wow! I'm so glad you stopped by and commented. Thank you. ...

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19. Sep 14, 2000 12:19 PM
Tina,

I just bumbled across your Indian Stream article. What a fantastic story from an unfortunately forgotten corner of history. I was particularly pleased to see that one of the trouble-makers w ...

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18. Sep 2, 2000 9:26 AM
Thank you, Irene! I'm so glad you dropped by -- always glad to see you. :-)
Tina

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17. Aug 31, 2000 3:31 PM
Great work, Christina, as always. Love the photos too!

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16. Aug 28, 2000 11:23 AM
Thanks Mary! I will definitely post the photos if they come out. Mariah usually takes good pictures, so I am hopeful.

My next article is part of your Childhood Memories Event, which I am very plea ...

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