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An early map of Sutton with "Kezar Pond" near the top.

An early map of Sutton with "Kezar Pond" near the top. From: Lot Number 20: Eight Generations at the Muster Field Farm Museum: Matthew Harvey Homestead Sutton, New Hampshire, by Jack Noon.

A street map of Sutton from the 1892 New Hampshire State Atlas.

Old Maps of Sutton

A map from 1816 showing Sutton in Hillsborough County.

Sutton was in Hillsborough County in this 1816 Carrigain map. In 1823, Merrimack County was formed from parts of Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties and Sutton now is in Merrimack County.

An 1858 map showing Sutton in Merrimack County.

1858 map shows Sutton in Merrimack County.

1892 —  New Hampshire State Atlas, D. H. Hurd & Co. Click graphic for larger map.

Other old names: Dantzick was Newbury
before it was Fishersfield, and New London
was Heidlebourg. See "defunct town names."

A 1761 map showing Sutton, then known as Perrystown, to the east of "Sunnipee Pond."

1761  "Blanchard & Langdon" map. Click to zoom, then double click map & scroll to see Sutton, then known as Perrystown, to the east of "Sunnipee Pond".

Kezar Lake Protective Association
P.O. BOX 141
North Sutton, NH 03260

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