The town of Middleton, New Hampshire is situated in Strafford County. It was named in honor of Sir Charles Middleton, 1st Baron Barham who headed up the convoy service between the colonies and Barbados. It was settled in 1774 by settlers who came from Somersworth, Lee and Rochester. In 1796, many of the Quaker families, let by the town auditor, Nicholas Austin, left New Hampshire for more peaceful lands. The ended up settling in Austin, Quebec, which was named for their leader. The soil in Middleton was rocky and difficult to farm, but the people there cider and maple syrup. The town was incorporated in March 05 1778, and in December of 1794, the town of Brookfield was severed from Middleton.
Regular Blogs
Experts in the legal matters of contested wills, guardianships. Trust disputes, elder exploitation, fiduciary duty claims, write about those things and more for other attorneys in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Articles include those about limiting opportunities to steal when creating powers of attorney, the issue of unknown heirs, and proper billing practices tips for trustee and guardian fees.
http://www.probatetrial.com
The pastor of the Middleton Gospel Chapel maintains this weblog, where he talks about prayer as well as bible passages. Additionally, there are articles about Lent, the Resurrection of Christ, and His birth as well as squaring God's Word with regular, everyday life.
http://middletongospelchapel.org/blog/
Middleton NH PD News and Notifications
This is the official weblog of the Middleton Police Department, which is full of items about arrests as well as people who are wanted by the police, community alerts about predators moving into the area, and traffic accidents to which they responded. Safety tips and emergency notifications can also be found here.
http://middletonnhpolice.blogspot.com
