The small town of Lyman is in Grafton County, New Hampshire. Along with Grantham, Lisbon, and eleven other Vermont towns, Lyman was granted as compensation to General Phineas Lyman, a commander in the French and Indian War. In 1761, the land was granted to Daniel Lyman and sixty-three others, eleven of which were Lymans. Bearing their name, Lyman was incorporated as a town in 1761. Although the grantees failed to comply with the requirements of the grant, an extension was given them in 1769. Due to a boundary dispute, the town was made part of New Hampshire. Lyman is northwest of Lisbon and southeast of Barnet, with its population area concentrated along Clough Hill Road, just east of Parker Hill Road.
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Announcing the upcoming wedding of Caroline Hesko and Garrett Hickey, scheduled for September 6, 2014, the site describes the wedding site, at Camp Ogontz, the accommodations, RSVP, a schedule of events, registry, and the ability to make online payments for lodging.
http://www.carolineandgarrett.com/
Headquartered in Lyman, New Hampshire, the company offers a variety of home management and concierge services for homeowners in northern New Hampshire, including house checks, lower temperature or power outage alarms, firewood, and both indoor and outdoor services, which are highlighted here.
http://www.nhconcierge.net/
Directions are posted to the church in the town of Lyman, New Hampshire, along with a doctrinal statement, worship schedule, pastoral and leadership contacts, and announcements, as well as an overview of its missions and ministries.
http://www.lymanbible.org/
Situated on 350 acres in Lyman, New Hampshire, the private retreat center and event facility is highlighted, including an overview of the White Mountain camp and accommodations, dining and recreational facilities, directions, and a campground map. Schedules, contacts, and photographs are included.
http://www.campogontz.com/
The official website of the Grafton County, New Hampshire town offers schedules, agendas and minutes of selectmen’s meetings, town office hours, registration fees, and general information about the town. Public notices are posted to the site.
http://www.lymannh.org/
