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Records and documents: Hannah Swaine

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Mounted photograph titled 'Northerly view from the site of the Residence of Francis Jenness, Rye, New Hampshire', from John Scribner Jenness's privately printed 'Hon. Richard Jenness' (1875): open ground with a white fence under a wide sky. — Mounted photograph titled 'Northerly view from the site of the Residence of Francis Jenness, Rye, New Hampshire', from John Scribner Jenness's privately printed 'Hon. Richard Jenness' (1875): open ground with a white fence under a wide sky. 1875 (book) · plate
Source: John Scribner Jenness, 'Hon. Richard Jenness' (1875), privately printed; copy in the family tree
How it is shown: Photograph of the printed plate as supplied; no crop, no retouch.
Keep in mind: What the photograph shows: a landscape plate; the printed caption reads 'Northerly view from the site of the Residence of Francis Jenness in Rye, N.H., as provided in Hon. Richard Jenness by John Scribner Jenness 1875 privately printed.' It shows a place, not a person. IDENTITY: the tree attaches the plate to Hannah Swaine (1647-1700), whose husband Francis Jenness is the man named; Hannah is not on the plate (Unconfirmed as to her).
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A page of Joseph Dow's History of Hampton, New Hampshire (1893) in the Jenness and Swaine family accounts, supplied upside down and shown the right way up. — A page of Joseph Dow's History of Hampton, New Hampshire (1893) in the Jenness and Swaine family accounts, supplied upside down and shown the right way up. 1893 · page 'HISTORY OF HAMPTON' (number not legible)
Source: Joseph Dow, History of the Town of Hampton, N.H. (1893), via the family tree.
How it is shown: Displayed rotated 180 degrees (the supplied file is upside down); no crop, no retouch.
Keep in mind: What the page is: a printed genealogical page whose running head reads 'HISTORY OF HAMPTON'; the page number is not legible and the entries were not transcribed here. Whether this is our person: not checked. The tree attaches the page to Hannah Swaine (1647-1700), wife of Francis Jenness, which it was did not verify on the page; it is shown as the tree has it (Unconfirmed).
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New Hampshire Seal — New Hampshire Seal
Source: Copied into the family tree from another contributor.
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