...£1500. One Darbv Field,1 an Irishman, living about Pascataquack, heing accompanied with two Indians, went to the top of the white hill.* He made his journey...miles of the top was neither tree nor grass but low ||2savins,|| which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a continual ascent upon rocks, on a ridge...

...living about Pascataquack, being accompanied with two Indians, went to the top of the white hill.2 He made his journey in 18 days. His relation at his...miles of the top was neither tree nor grass but low ||2savins,|| which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a continual ascent upon rocks, on a ridge...

...with two Indians, went to the top of the white hill.2 He made his journey in 18 days. His'relation at his return was, that it was about |]one hundred||...miles of the top was neither tree nor grass but low ||2savins,|| which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a continual ascent upon rocks, on a ridge...

...positive orders to discover the lakes, and tarried but three years in the country, employing great part of his return was, that it was about || one hundred ||...miles of the top was neither tree nor grass, but low || 2savins,|| which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a continual ascent upon rocks, on a ridge...

...positive orders to discover the lakes, and tarried but three years in the country, employing great part of his return was, that it was about || one hundred ||...miles of the top was neither tree nor grass, but low || 2 savins, || which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a continual ascent upon rocks, on a...

...£1500. One Darby Field,2 an Irishman, living about Pascataquack, being accompanied with two Indians, went to the top of the white hill.' He made his journey in 18 days. His relation at ||Bristoc|| 1 We cannot presume, that this godly young member of the church of Boston, who disregarded...

...Indians, Winthrop tells us, Field climbed the highest summit in 1642. It appears from the account that " within 12 miles of the top was neither tree nor grass...savins, which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a * Josselyn's Voyages, p. 135. " The Indians gave them the name of Agiocochook." Belknap, NH Hi. p....

...Darby Field."*— Belknap's New Hamp., Fanner's ed., L p. 31, note. 1 " Accompanied by two Indians, he went to the top of the white hill. He made his journey in eighteen days. His relation at his return was, that it was about one hundred miles from Saco ; that,...

...Indians, Winthrop tells us, Field climbed the highest summit in 1642. It appears from the account that " within 12 miles of the top was neither tree nor grass...savins, which they went upon the top of sometimes, but a * Josselyn's Voyages, p. 135. " The Indians gave them the name of Agiocochook." Belknnp, NH iii. p....

..." Accompanied by two Indians, he went to the top of the white hill. He made his journey in eighteen days. His relation at his return was, that it was about one hundred miles from Saeo ; that, after forty miles of travel, he did, for the most part, ascend ; and, within twelve miles...