What was the population of New Hampshire in the 1700's?

Answer 1

the same homogeneous people because they all came from one place and did not contain much of diversity.

From 1650- 1790 an average estimate of 330,500

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About 105,000 in 1700 (an average doesn't tell us much over 140 years when the number grew from 27,000 to a million).

Answer 2

The population was about 25.5 thousand. If you want more exact numbers, here are some sites that show population:

http://web.viu.ca/davis/H320/population.colonies.htm

or

http://merrill.olm.net/mdocs/pop/colonies/colonies.htm

Answer 3

1623 -The first settlement of New Hampshire was made at Little Harbor, near Portsmouth, in1623. The population of New Hampshire was increased by those who left the Massachusetts Colony on account of the religious disputes and persecutions there. Other settlers came from England. But there was much confusion and dispute about land titles and about government, in consequence of which the colony was settled slowly

In 1675, the white population of New England was estimated at fifty-five thousand souls. " Of these, Plymouth may have contained not much less than seven thousand;Connecticut nearly fourteen thousand; Massachussets Proper more than twenty-two thousand; and Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, each perhaps four thousand. The settlements were chiefly agricultural communities, planted near the sea side, and stretching along the ocean from New Haven to Pemaquid.


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