When was it published?

October 2, 1830 in New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

Domestic News October 2, 1830

New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr Hayward, D. L. Child, Esq., Maj. Timothy Chandler

Q: What keywords are associated?

Rail Road Exploration, Boscawen, Mr Hayward, Route Survey

Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

Engineer Mr. Hayward arrived in Boscawen on Tuesday to explore a rail-road route northwest, viewed ground to Blackwater River with locals, and departed Wednesday with D. L. Child and Maj. Timothy Chandler to continue exploration.

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On Tuesday morning last, the Engineer, Mr Hayward, employed by the Rail-road Committee in Boston, arrived at this village, on his way to the northwest, for the purpose of exploring a route for a rail-road in that direction. In the afternoon, accompanied by several gentlemen of this place, Mr Hayward viewed the ground between this village and Blackwater river, in the westerly part of Boscawen; and on Wednesday morning, in company with D. L. Child, Esq. of Boston, and Maj. Timothy Chandler of this place, left town, for the purpose of continuing his exploration up the contemplated route.

What sub-type of article is it?

Infrastructure Transportation

What keywords are associated?

Rail Road Exploration Boscawen Mr Hayward Route Survey

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr Hayward D. L. Child, Esq. Maj. Timothy Chandler

Where did it happen?

Boscawen

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Boscawen

Event Date

Tuesday Morning Last And Wednesday Morning

Key Persons

Mr Hayward D. L. Child, Esq. Maj. Timothy Chandler

Event Details

Engineer Mr Hayward, employed by the Rail-road Committee in Boston, arrived at the village on Tuesday morning last to explore a rail-road route northwest. In the afternoon, he viewed ground between the village and Blackwater River in westerly Boscawen with several local gentlemen. On Wednesday morning, he left town with D. L. Child, Esq. of Boston and Maj. Timothy Chandler to continue exploration.