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Why Did John Mason Found New Hampshire?
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John Mason founded New Hampshire as a fishing colony in 1623. England gave the land freely, as long as those there promised to keep it always subject to English decree. New Hampshire stayed this way until some pre-revolution raids in 1774. To find more information click here: http://www.nh.gov/nhinfo/history.html Q&A Related to "Why Did John Mason Found New Hampshire?"
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John Mason founded New Hampshire as a fishing colony in 1623. England gave the land freely, as long as those there promised to keep it always subject to English decree. New Hampshire
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John Mason founded New Hampshire in 1623.
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He had been the former Governor of Newfoundland's Cuper's Cove Colony and believed that New Hampshire could become a self sustained fishing empire exporting barrels of salted fish
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He found all of New Hamsphire you
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