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

LANDMARKS: Cochecho Bridge	

NAMES: HANSON, Joseph; WALDRON, Capt. Thomas Wk.;	

	Cochecho Bridge.  Mentioned July 10, 1758, when Joseph Hanson con-
veyed to the deacons of the congregational church a lot for their meeting-
house, a quarter of an acre in extent, on the northwesterly side of ye main 
road from Dover Neck to Cochecha bridge, and on ye northeasterly side of ye 
road that leads from ye aforesaid road to Littleworth.  The town of Dover 
voted Jan 22, 1770, that a new bridge be built "over the upper ware, so 
called, next below Capt. Thos Wk. Waldron's mills at Cochecho, below ye 
lower falls." (N.H. Town Pap. XI : 534.)				

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