Rambles about Portsmouth. Sketches of persons, localities, and incidents of two centuries: principally from tradition and unpublished documents. By Charles W. Brewster.

320 RAMBLES ABOUT PORTSMOUTH.
James Orne Oliver Sheafe William 1 Tappan
William Orne Samuel Shackrord William Thompson
IHerman Orne Henry Shackford Eben Thompsotl Jr
William Overton Benjamin Salter Huh Tuttle 2d
J Billings Shepherd John Truntdv
Oliver W Penh allow J Marshall Shepherd William S Tullock
Samuel Penhallow Oliver Simes John Turner
Hugh H Pearse George Sherive Benjamin T Tredick
Leonard Peabody Jonathan W Sherburne Janles Thomas
Jeremiah Pike William Sherburne William Thoumas
John iM Pillow John Sherburne
Daniel Peters Henry Schroeder William Varrell
Edward Parry - amuel Shaw Samuel Wyatt
Edward Peirce Joseph Stiles
William Peirce Samuel Sprague Joshua B Whidden
Nathaniel Peirce William Sprague John M Whidden
Tlhomas Simes Samuel W Waldron
Samuel Rowe Moses Safford Peter Wilson jr
Eben. Rowe. Charles Stavers George Wentworth
Thomas Poach James S Stanwood George Wentworth 2d
Edmund Roach John Spariawk George W Walker
John E Ross George K Sparhawk William WValker
Washington Sweetser Edward Watts
Henry Salter Richard Walker
Samuel Smith John Wendell
Jacob Swoetser Seth Tripe John Winkley
John N Sherburne Hall J Tibbetts Daniel Wendell
H1 Hoskins Seaward llenry B Tredick
Parker Sheldon Edward Tredick Robert Yeaton
Stephen H Simes Thomas Tredick C(harles Yeaton
John P Simes Moses Taft Williamn T Yeaton
Georeo Simes Henry Tafs Joseph Yeaton
John H 6heafe Aloazo Taft Richard C Ye'aton
The tuition of the school consisted of reading, spelling,
writing, geography, gramr ar, natural philosophy, mathematics, and the Latin and Greek languages. He fitted several of his pupils for college, who subsequently graduated
at Harvard University.
The reading of the record above given will bring back
to many the names of their early associates, many of whom
have long since passed away. But in those who remain,
there is but one feeling for the old master, whose mildness,
dignity and affection for his scholars endeared him in
their memory.
After the rebuilding of the school-house in 1814, the
teachers were Messrs. E. Hathaway, Ezra A. Stevens, William C. Harris, - Snell, William H. Y. Hackett, Isaac
Adams, Israel W. Bourne, Moses P. Parish, Chandler E.
Potter, John T. Tasker, Israel Kimball, A. M. Payson,
Lewis E. Smith, and some others, we think, but we have no
record for reference.