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This issue contains the following articles:
 
The Due Family and Jack: Illuminating Black History in Hancock, New Hampshire
Dinah  Freeman  and  her  Family  of  Peterborough:  A  Free  Black Family in Early 19th-Century New Hampshire
Deaths of People of Color in Hanover, New Hampshire, 1779–1858
Listings  for  “Negroes”  and  “Indians”  in  Early  New  Hampshire Town Records
Abstracts  from  the  New  Hampshire  Gazette  (1756–1789):  Named Individuals  Referred  to  as  
“Negroes”  or  “Mulattos”;  Sales  of People Referred to as “Negros” or “Mulattos”
New Hampshire Shipping Lists (1729–1769): Owners and Masters of Vessels Carrying “Negroes” and Enslaved People
Portsmouth Town Records: Vital Records for Individuals Identified as “Negroes,” “Blacks,” or “Persons of Colour”
A   Tradition   of   Service—African   American   Military Enlistments in Early New Hampshire