Samuel Griffith was a shopkeeper in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. These are newspaper advertisements showing many of the things he sold and give an indication of his business philosophies as well as his integrity as a man.
It appears as though this may have been a family business. His father John was also a shopkeeper and Richard Champney was his sister’s husband.
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Friday January 20 1758 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 68 Page 2
Friday July 4 1760 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 196 Page 4
Friday July 18 1760 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 198 Page 2
Friday July 22 1763 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 355 Page 4
Friday January 13 1764 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 380 Page 2
Friday July 27 1764 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Issue 408 Page 4
Friday February 22 1765 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume IX Issue 437 Page 2
Friday July 18 1766 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume X Issue 511 Page 3
Friday January 23 1767 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume XI Issue 538 Page 3
Friday March 27 1767 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume XI Issue 547 Page 3
Friday September 11 1767 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume XI Issue 571 Page 4
Friday January 29 1768 New-Hampshire Gazette Portsmouth New Hampshire Volume XII Issue 591 Page 4
Documenting the lineage of the children buried in the Point of Graves cemetery in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
