Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Golden Wedding and the Dinsmore Genealogy: From About 1620 to 1865
About the year 1745, Mr. David Dinsmore, a grandson of the original John, who went from Scotland to Ireland, set sail with his wife and children, from Londonderry in the north of Ireland for this country, and after a voyage of three months, landed in Boston, Mass. They brought ?ax with them, and immediately commenced making thread for sale. Afterwards they moved to Londonderry, N. H. In 1747, David Dinsmore purchased a farm in Auburn, (then a part of Chester). The deed of the farm, dated in 1747, is still in existence, and is quite a curiosity. The first house built on the farm was of logs; afterwards a framed house was built, a part of which was standing three years ago, having stood over one hundred years, but now is demolished.
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