Derryfield

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Derryfield was the original name of what is now the city of Manchester, New Hampshire, reflecting its early colonial settlement before industrial growth transformed it into a major mill town.

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Derryfield canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
historical place name
characterizedAs early colonial settlement
country United States of America
governmentType New England town
hasCurrentName Manchester, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalRole predecessor community to Manchester, New Hampshire
hasHistoricalStatus defunct town name
hasLegacy commemorated in local institution names in Manchester
hasNameEtymology derived from nearby town of Derry, New Hampshire
historicalRelation name used before Manchester became a major mill town
languageOfName English
locatedIn Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
New England
New Hampshire
locatedOn Merrimack Valley
surface form: Merrimack River region
nowPartOf urban area of Manchester, New Hampshire
originalNameOf Manchester, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
partOf Province of New Hampshire
Thirteen Colonies
preceded development of Manchester as a major mill town
industrial growth in Manchester
replacedBy Manchester, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
timePeriod colonial era
topicalFocus colonial settlement patterns in New Hampshire
local history of Manchester, New Hampshire
usedAsNameUntil 18th century

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Manchester foundedAs Derryfield
subject surface form: Manchester, New Hampshire