Elliot Farmstead
A place where history comes alive.
Est. 1762
Welcome…
To the new home of Autumn Frost Farm.
Originally built by Elias Elliot in 1762. The property stayed in the Elliot family until 1919. Four generations of the Elliot family called this place home.
Elias Elliot (1709-1788)
Elias Elliot Jr (1750-1838)
Joel Elliot (1783-1870)
Hammond Elliot (1835-1902)
Est. 1762
Elliott House Timeline
The Elliot Family farmstead started on June 12, 1754 when Elias Elliot purchased 120 acres of land in the township Number One in the Province of New Hampshire from Jonathan Powers for the sum of 50 pounds.
Hillsborough Country Registry of Deeds
Volume 2, Page 460
12 June 1754
3rd Generation
Joel Elliot
Annah Abbot Shedd Elliot
Original Deed. From Joel to Hammond
This photo is a front view of the house from the lower field. In front of the stone wall is Mitchel Hill Rd. The road no longer exists. To the left of the house is the barn that was struck by lightning and burned down a few years after this photo was taken. The foundation remains today.
1919
This photo is a rear view of the house from the upper field. We’re not sure when this photo was taken. Center left is a large elm tree that was planted by Elias Sr when he was a young man. Below is an account from George Elliot Wright about the elm. Unfortunately, the tree was affected by Dutch Elm Disease.
Elm Tree
Written by George Elliot Wright. Referring to Hammond Elliot and George’s mother, Eliza.
Elliot Family Plot - Pratt Cemetery
Joel Elliot Family Plot
Plot Gate
Joel Elliot 1869
Family Stone - Elias Jr & Sally
Family Stone - Joel, Annah Abbot, Edward, Eliza Annah
Family Stone - George & William
Family Stone - Charles & Hammond
Elias Jr & Sally
Joel Elliot
Annah Shedd Elliot
Charles Henry Elliot
Joel Hammond Elliot
Eliza Annah Wright
Pratt Cemetery Map
Pratt Cemetery Map
