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Subscription list for Peletiah Smith and seven others to share labor to build a gristmill on the Fort River in the Second Precinct of Hadley.

Image of street curving beside grist mill, with light snow on the ground.

A Native American woman grinding in a room. A bowl rests near her.

Pen and ink illustration of a woman preparing a basket of greens.

A white woman sits on a stone bench in front of a large stone building with a wooden barn door working on the contents of a wicker basket with a pail next to it. Town identified as Maxey, likely referring to Maxey-sur-Meuse.

Dirt road running along right next to a river as it bends around to the right. Both sides of it are forested with some hillside farmland in the background. A farm wagon is in the distance heading down the road.

Wood and wire fence runs perpendicularly to a stone fence in the foreground. Some shrubs grow by the wood fence and a wooded valley stand behind the stone fence with hills in the background.

Sheep grazing in a field with bare trees growing in the middle ground.

A group of four cows and a calf grazing. The calf is looking at the camera and bare trees grow in the background.

Newspaper clipping titled Baker, Unmasking, Says: "Behold! David Grayson"

A group of weathered gravestones in the foreground with an open field and a house at the edge of the water.

A cemetery with numerous gravestones. Some buildings visible in the middleground. A gravestones in front of the camera reads: "Here lies the Remains of Mr. Justin Bull who Died June 5, 1795 Aged 61 years. Tender were his Feelings; The Christian was…

A view of a gravestone of a chicken belonging to Nancy Luce. The epitaph reads: "Poor Tweedle Dedel Bebbee Pinky, Died June 19, 1871. at 1/4 past 7 o'c. in the eve. Aged 4 yrs. Poor dear little heart Sore broke in her, I am left broken hearted She…

A cemetery with numerous gravestones. Two brick tombs in the center, according to the caption, belonged to captains killed in a battle fought by their ships.

A view of a gravestone with the inscription "Joseph Alexander Howells b at St Clairsville Ohio 1832, died at Auburnville Florida 1912. American Consul at Turks Island from 1905-1912, printer and editor Ashtabula Sentinel 1851-1905. Stone, upon which…