Living Individual - Details withheldNathaniel was a man of prominence and high regard, both as a person and in the political affairs of New England. He was sent to England twice by the people to lay petitions before the King for irregularities by the Colonial Governor. He was a member of the Hosue of Representatives, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, and Counsellor from 1685-1715. Their is a monument erected in Hampton to the memory of Mesheck Weare their grandson who was Speaker of the Hosue of Representatives for 28 years and Chief Justice for 6 before he had to retire becasue of ill health.
