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The Hampshire breed is possibly the oldest, early-American breed of hogs in existence today. The Hampshire hog as we know it today, originated in southern Scotland and Northern England. These pigs were known as the Old English Breed.
Hampshire was part of an Ancient British kingdom the Celts called Gwent (not be confused with the county in Wales) or Y Went, describing the countys open downs, which also covered areas that would later belong to Somerset and Wiltshire.
So it remained until the War of the Revolution. Smith first named it North Virginia but King James later revised this into New England. To the map was added the name Portsmouth, taken from the English town where Captain John Mason was commander of the fort, and the name New Hampshire is that of his own English
Famous for any number of reasons, Hampshire is also regarded as the birthplace of modern fly-fishing, wind-surfing and bird-watching.
Hampshire was originally Hamtunshire, Hamtun being the present Southampton. Devon comes from the district of the tribe of Dummonii. See .camelotintle.com/heritage/counties/england/ /htmlfor the origin of any other county name which may interest you.
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reduced from Old English Hamtunscir; named for the city of Southampton, which originally was simply Hamtun. Norman scribes mangled the county name to Hauntunescire, later Hantescire, hence the abbrev. Hants.

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