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Cochecho became the name; this is seen to be almost the exact original pronunciation and has been well settled for years. The spelling KECHEACHY was used occasionally a few years after 1700, but it never came into general use. The form QUOCHECHO is an unmitigated barbarism, so is COCHECO, although its unfortunate adoption by the Manufacturing Company of this place has given some credit to that form. The form COCHECHO is best supported by old examples and is at present generally adopted by all who know anything of its origin."
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The first record in which we meet the name is in 1642, and in that the name is spelt CUTTCHECHOE, the pronunciation of which is evident. In 1648 it is spelt COCHCHECHOE and so pronounced for many years. In 1650 COCHECHAE is met with for once, and the pronunciation of this manner of spelling was that
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bought the
Cocheco Manufacturing Company and set about making changes, one of which was to end the disparity between the river's historic spelling and its brand. But instead of revising its name, it chose to revise the river's name, perhaps hoping to elevate its barbarism by having it recognized by
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was founded, and its brick buildings would come to dominate the riverfront. But as historian
Caroline Harwood Garland writes, "By an error of the engrossing clerk in the act of incorporation, the old Indian word, Cochecho, became Cocheco." As historian Alonzo Hall Quint laments: "The chief fault of
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To end the confusion, the BGN received a formal proposal in 2015 to correct the
Cochecho River's spelling by reversing its 1911 decision. The petition was supported by the Dover mayor, Dover City Council, the NH Department of Cultural Resources (which includes the NH Division of Historical
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word meaning "rapid foaming water," referring to
Cochecho Falls in downtown Dover. Settlers adopted the name for both the river and principal settlement, the village of Cochecho. One of the oldest place names in New Hampshire, and the original name of Dover, Cochecho is at risk of
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Domestic Names Committee (DNC) of the BGN disregarded supporters and declined the petition. It also disregarded maps and records (including its own) which prove that until 1911 the river's name was Cochecho. Instead, it based its decision on
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Resources and Economic Development. Support also came from the Dover Chamber of Commerce, which operates the Cochecho Arts Festival and promotes the Cochecho Waterfront Development.
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Cochecho River to the Cocheco River. The BGN recorded no justification for the change, suggesting that it was paid off.
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1812:Simms Stream
1802:Perry Stream
1757:Mohawk River
1727:Little River
1712:Israel River
1702:Indian River
1692:Halls Stream
1570:Sawyer River
1560:Rocky Branch
1520:Lovell River
1475:Cutler River
1391:Oyster River
1336:Exeter River
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1321:Bunker Creek
1316:Branch River
1311:Berrys River
1242:Rattle River
1177:Clear Stream
1123:Warner River
1118:Turkey River
1053:Salmon Brook
1038:Powwow River
993:Nashua River
968:Melvin River
913:Fowler River
863:Beaver Brook
858:Beards Brook
819:Taylor River
809:Little River
794:Drakes River
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1792:Otter Brook
1762:Nash Stream
1752:Mirey Brook
1717:Johns River
1687:Great Brook
1600:West Branch
1580:South River
1510:Ellis River
1455:Beech River
1381:North River
1351:Jones Brook
1341:Fresh River
1232:Moose River
1227:Moose Brook
1113:Tioga River
1103:Stony Brook
1098:Squam River
1063:Smith River
1058:Shedd Brook
893:Cohas Brook
878:Black Brook
868:Beebe River
848:Baker River
777:tributaries
504:orthography
335:Tributaries
299: /
222: /
1891:Categories
1747:Mink Brook
1722:Knox River
1697:Ham Branch
1682:Gale River
1667:Cold River
1662:The Branch
1565:Saco River
1555:Pine River
1535:Mill Brook
1485:Deer River
1470:Cold River
1443:watershed)
1441:Saco River
1301:Bean River
1282:Wild River
1182:Dead River
1160:watershed)
958:Lost River
933:Lane River
853:Bear Brook
843:Back River
711:October 2,
617:References
458:extinction
439:, and the
405:Farmington
393:U.S. state
287:70°49′29″W
284:43°10′32″N
207:43°27′34″N
190:New Durham
153:Farmington
149:New Durham
1640:watershed
1540:New River
1525:Mad River
1490:Dry River
1376:Mad River
1331:Ela River
1294:watershed
963:Mad River
873:Big River
831:watershed
814:Old River
522:In 1909,
473:gristmill
463:In 1642,
437:Mad River
433:Ela River
409:Rochester
364:Mad River
360:Ela River
210:71°6′57″W
157:Rochester
139:Strafford
1436:Saco Bay
589:See also
540:semiotic
110:Location
469:sawmill
453:Abenaki
427:at the
115:Country
481:cotton
435:, the
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322:Length
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176:Source
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429:Maine
421:tidal
413:Dover
267:Dover
250:Mouth
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125:State
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