Dewey, William Worthington, 1777-1861
Dates
- Existence: 1777 - 1861
Biography
William Worthington Dewey was born April 19, 1777. He moved to Hanover, New Hampshire in 1779, when he was two years old. Dewey was a farmer in Hanover until 1860, after which he farmed in Norwich, Vermont. He was also an antiquarian. Dewey died in 1861.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Lois Eames correspondence
In English.
Moor's School bill
In English.
William Dewey letter
In English.
William W. Dewey Journal
Journal of William Worthington Dewey; 60 pp. Includes mostly apothecary recipes and concoctions for home and farm use. Additionally, several references to the deaths of Hanover, NH residents are included; including Bezaleel Woodward. Multiple references to local weather are recorded as well as marking of the ruling from the United States Supreme Court on the Dartmouth College Case.
William W. Dewey notebooks and sketches
William W. Dewey (1777-1861), farmer. Contains notebooks with observations and recollections of life and death in Hanover, NH during the late 18th and early 19th century. Sketches of early Dartmouth College buildings are also included.
William Worthington Dewey remarks
In English.
Wm. Dewey letter
In English.
Zenas Coleman survey
In English.