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Merrimack County, New Hampshire - - 1900 Federal Census Team Transcription
Microfilm # T623-949
ED#	Enumeration Description:	Status	Transcriber	Proofreader
139	Allenstown town
140	Andover town
141	Boscawen town
142	Bow town
143	Bradford town
144	Canterbury town
145	Chichester town
146	Dunbarton town
147	Concord City; Concord city: Ward 1 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the east of the center line of the following named streets, to wit: Commencing at the line between Boscawen and Concord on Main Street, thence southerly by said Main Street to East Canal, East Canal to Centre, Centre to Summer, Summer to High, High to Stark, Stark to Main, and thence southerly by said Main Street to the boundary line between Wards One and Three.
148	Concord city: Ward 1 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the centre line of the following named streets, to wit:- Commencing at the line between Boscawen and Concord on Main Street, thence southerly by said Main Street to East Canal, East Canal to Centre, Centre to Summer, Summer to High, High to Stark, Stark to Main, and thence southerly by said Main Street to the boundary line between Wards One and Three.
149	Concord city: Ward 2
150	Concord city: Ward 3
151	Concord city: Ward 4 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the north and east of the centre line of the following named streets, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of the roadbed of the Concord and Montreal Railroad and Ferry Street, thence by said Ferry Street crossing North Main Street to Washington Street, Washington to Rumford, Rumford to Church, Church to Bradley, and Bradley to Penacook Street.
152	Concord city: Ward 4 (part)
153	Concord city: Ward 5 (part)
154	Concord city: Ward 5 (part)
155	Concord city: Ward 6 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the north and east of the centre line of the following streets, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of South Main and Concord Streets, thence by said Concord Street to South, South to Thorndike, Thorndike to South Spring, and thence by South Spring to Pleasant Street.
156	Concord city: Ward 6 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the south and west of the centre line of the following streets, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of South Main and Concord Streets, thence by said Concord Street to South, South to Thorndike, Thorndike to South Spring, South Spring to Pleasant, and thence by Pleasant to South Fruit Street.
157	Concord city: Ward 7 (part) including Rolfe Rumford Asylum
158	Concord city: Ward 7 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west and south of the following line, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of Downing Street and Broadway, thence by the centre line of Broadway to Allison, Allison to Turnpike, and thence by Turnpike Street to the Bow town line.
159	Concord city: Ward 8
160	Concord city: Ward 9
274	Institution: New Hampshire State Prison Concord city: Ward 9.
161	Danbury town Hill town
162	Epsom town
163	Franklin city: Ward 1
164	Franklin city: Ward 2
165	Franklin city: Ward 3
166	Henniker town
167	Hooksett town
168	Hopkinton town
169	Loudon town
170	Newbury town New London town
171	Northfield town
172	Pembroke town (part) All that part of the town lying to the north of the following line, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of the Suncook River and Chester Turnpike, thence by the centre line of said Chester turnpike to Glass Street, Glass to Church Street, Church, crossing Main to Broadway, Broadway to southern boundary of land of Moody K. Wilson, and thence by said southern boundary, westerly to the Merrimack River.
173	Pembroke town (part) All that part of the town lying south of the following line, to wit:- Commencing at the intersection of the Suncook River and Chester Turnpike, thence by the center line of said Chester Turnpike to Glass Street, Glass to Church Street, Church, crossing Main to Broadway, Broadway to southern boundary of land of Moody K. Wilson, and thence by said southern boundary, westerly to the Merrimack River.
174	Pittsfield town
175	Salisbury town
176	Sutton town
177	Warner town
178	Webster town
179	Wilmot town