The fictional Bartlet, a Nobel Laureate in economics, was a two-term Democratic governor of the Granite State before being elected U.S. president. The Bartlett stamp The influence of Josiah ...

On this day in 1795, Josiah Bartlett, a signatory of the Declaration of Independence from New Hampshire who also served as the state’s governor and chief justice of the New Hampshire Superior ...

A bronze statue of Gov. Josiah Bartlett of New-Hampshire, one of the foremost patriots of the Revolution, awaits the formal acceptance of Massachusetts. View Full Article in Timesmachine ...

Bartlett went on to become chief justice of the New Hampshire Court in 1788. Beginning in 1790 he served a four-year term as president and governor of New Hampshire. In 1791, recalling his early ...

Josiah Bartlett, of Kingston, New Hampshire, was a doctor who signed the document after John Hancock. He later became governor. Ruth Albert, who wants to downsize and hopes that the 242-year-old ...

Josiah Bartlett was the second man to sign The Declaration of Independence, a doctor, and Governor of New Hampshire. Now his former home in Kingston is up for sale. Jennifer Crompton takes us on a ...

Bartlett, a doctor and later governor of New Hampshire ... and it has stayed in the family ever since. Josiah Bartlett's medical instruments are displayed in the parlor. His name might be recalled ...

The home of Declaration of Independence signer Josiah Bartlett is up for ... A monument in front of the home describes Bartlett as a doctor, a statesman, a governor of New Hampshire and founder ...