Landmarks in Ancient Dover, New Hampshire by Mary P. Thompson, 
Durham, N.H. ©1892, Printed by the Republican Press Association, 
Concord, N.H. 


LANDMARK: Bellamy Falls and Mills

NAMES:  DUDLEY, Col. Samuel; WATSON, Daniel; RICHARDSON, Mr. Augustus
	
	The chief falls in the Bellamy district have been called by various 
names, according to the different owners of this water privilege.  A 
complete account of their mills would occupy too much space for this work. 
Among them may be mentioned Dudley's, Watson's, Richardson's, and Hale's 
Mills.  A saw-mill and grist mill stood here Aug 11, 1826, when the bridge 
between them, called Dudley's bridge, was swept away.  This bridge was so 
named from Col. Samuel Dudley, who once had a mill on the south side for 
woollen cloths, carding, and machinery.  He afterwards sold this factory to
Daniel Watson, who converted it into a grist-mill.  At a later day it was 
used for other purposes, and was finally acquired by Mr. Angustus Richardson
toward the middle of this century.  A grist-mill now stands here, owned by 
the proprietors of Sawyer's mills.          			

PG 21-22




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