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Gazetteer of Vermont
by John Hayward
pub: Tappan, Whittemore, and Mason 
     114 Washington Street, Boston - 1849
source: Library of Congress


         Pg 37
         
         BRUNSWICK
         
         Essex Co. Brunswick lies on the west side of
       Connecticut River, and has some excellent mill
       sites on the waters of Nulhegan River, and
       Wheeler and Paul's Streams. There are some beau-
       tiful ponds in town, and a mineral spring said
       to contain medicinal virtues.
       
         Boundaries. North by Minehead, east by Con-
       necticut River, south by Maidstone, and west by
       Wenlock.
       
         First Settlers. The first settlement was 
       commenced in the spring of 1780, by JOSEPH and
       NATHANIEL WAIT. JOHN MERRILL removed here the
       succeeding autumn.
       
         Productions qf the Soil. Wheat, 253 bushels; 
       Indian corn, 435 bushels; potatoes, 8,200 bushels; 
       hay, 460 tons; maple sugar, 3,370 pounds; wool, 
       1,385 pounds.
       
         Distances. Fifteen miles north from Guildhall, 
       and eighty-three north-east from Montpelier.
       
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