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Hon. William Bishop, of Rochester. N. Y., was born in Lisbon, 1803: a son of Capt. Samuel Bishop and of his wife, Mrs. Lucy (Lord) Bishop. He has a son, a clergyman. George Sayles Bishop. D.D., graduate A. C. 1858, who has been a pastor in Newburgh, N. Y., and now has been pastor for more than a score of years at East Orange, N. J. He has served as Moderator of the Organ- ized Synod of that locality. He was chosen "Vedder Lecturer" before the college and seminary of New Brunswick in 1884. and has been three times a delegate to the Pan-Presbyterian Council. Of his two sons, one. Rev. William S. Bishop, is curate at St. John's Chapel, New York, a graduate of Rutgers College and of the General Theological Seminary, New York. Another son, a grad- uate of Princeton. N. J., is a teacher in New York City.
Rev. William Hyde was born in Griswold, June 25, 1805. His parents moved to Lisbon with him soon after his birth. He was a son of Joel Hyde and his wife, Mary ( Belcher ) Hyde. He graduated A. C. 1829, studied theology at Andover Seminary 1829- 32, and was ordained pastor of a church at Yorktown. N. Y .. June 2. 1833. Then pastor of a church at Westbrook. June 28. 1838, till 1854. In 18644 acting pastor at Lynne till his death, December
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10. 1874. He married Martha Belcher and had eight children. The third child, Joel Wilbur Hyde, born March 20, 1839, received from Y. C. 1861 the degree of M.D.
Sarah Benedict, oldest daughter of Joel Benedict, D.D., and his wife, Mrs. Sarah ( Mckown ) Benedict, was born in Newent, Lisbon, August 28, 1774. She married, July 4, 1796, Rev. Eliphalet Nott, D.D., LL.D., who was born at Ashford, June 25. 1773, and died January 29, 1866. He studied theology with Rev. Dr. Benedict (before mentioned ) ; was a Presbyterian pastor at Cherry Valley, N. Y., and in Albany, N. Y., and from 1804 till his decease Presi- dent of Union College. Of their four children, one, Hon. Joel B. Nott, of Guilderland, N. Y., graduate U. C. 1817, was the father of Hon. Charles Cooper Nott, of Washington, D. C., who graduated U. C. 1848, and was a Justice of the U. S. Court of Claims; and another son was Rev. John Nott. D.D., of Fonda, N. Y. The youngest son, Hon. Benjamin Nott, graduate U. C. 1823. lived in Albany, N. Y.
The only daughter of Eliphalet Nott was Sarah Maria, who died in 1839. She had married, April, 1824. Rt. Rev. Alonzo Potter, D.D., LL.D., who graduated U. C. 1818, and died 1865. He was professor in U. C. from 1831 to 1845, and afterwards a Bishop of the Pennsylvania Diocese of the P. E. church. He married, second, Sarah, a daughter of Robert Benedict, born in Lisbon July II, 1776, and who has resided at Richfield Springs, N. Y. A record, speaking of the ten children of Bishop Alonzo Potter and Mrs. Sarah Maria ( Nott) Potter, about twenty years ago, when they were all living. speaks of Hon. Clarkson Nott Potter, of New York, graduate U. C. 1842, a lawyer and a Member of Congress from 1869 to 1875; also Howard Potter, of New York, graduate U. C. 1846, a member of the New York State Board of Commissioners of Charities : and Robert Brown Potter, of Newport. R. I., Major General of U. S. V. A .. Ninth Army Corps, and Edward Tuckerman Potter, of New York City, who graduated U. C. 1853, and Rev. Henry Codman Potter, D.D., Bishop of New York City, and Rev. Eliphalet Nott Potter. D.D., graduate U. C. 1861, President of Union College, and William Appleton Potter. of New York, graduate U. C. 1864.
Rev. Philo Judson, born in Woodbury, January 14, 1784: died in Hartford, March 11. 1874, having studied theology under Rev. Azel Backus, he was pastor of the first church in Ashford from 18IT to 1833. and pastor of the second church in Hanover. Lisbon, from June, 1833. to July. 1834. and of the church in Willimantic from 1834 to 1830. and acting pastor of first church in Middle Haddam in 1846 to 1847. and from 1848 and onward he resided at Rocky Hill: he was much engaged in revival work : he possessed a fervent. earnest spirit.
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Samuel Coit Morgan, graduate Y. C. 1812, was a son of Capt. Elisha and Mrs. Olive ( Coit) Morgan ; was born in Lisbon, August, 1780; died in Norwich September 11, 1876. He was a lawyer, residing, in 1816 to 1842, in Jewett City, and afterwards a resident in Norwich ; was President of the Quinabang Bank from 1842 10 1860. He married, September 1, 1816, Maria B., daughter of Rev. Edward Porter, of Farmington. Married, second. November 26, 1849, Frances A., daughter of Gen. Moses Cleveland, of Canterbury, and third married, June 12. 1861, Mary Cook, daughter of Dr. John C. Tibbets. He had no children. At his death he bequeathed con- siderable sums to various benevolent societies.
JOSHUA BISHOP .- A short but influential life sometimes out- reaches in wide results one of length of days. Joshua Bishop, son of Capt. Reuben and Abigail Bishop, born April 19. 1814; with hardly an average common-school education, when about twenty years old, found himself located in New York City. Through social arquaintance and church connection, he came in contact with those philanthropists and pioneer Abolitionists, Lewis and Arthur Tappan, and as they in New York, so did he in Lisbon circulate the anti- slavery literature of that period, which made lifelong Abolitionists of thousands of those who lived to rejoice when emancipation was accomplished by the pen of President Lincoln.
This same young man, who had but a little over half a dozen years of active life left for him to live, made the acquaintance of Dr. John Burdell, a prominent and eminent dentist, who influenced him to study for the profession of dentistry. At this time the text books on dentistry were mostly in French and German. He, with re- markable insight, foresaw, as he studied the great importance of this profession to the human race, its possibilities and the aptitude of the Americans to take the lead in its future development and make it, as they have, essentially an American profession. Not a large city in the world to-day but has its American dentist honored abroad. as at home. The profession of dentistry has the credit of discovering anæsthetics, that invaluable boon to suffering mankind. Mr. Chip- man, in searching the records of Lisbon's professional men, reports four dentists. This Joshua Bishop, who was undeniably the first to enter the profession from Lisbon, and who practiced in New York City and in the West Indies, was influential in having at least five followers from Lisbon, three of whom were his own brothers.
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CAPTAIN BURNHAM'S INN
This old stage tavern or inn, was kept for a long time by Capt. Benj. Barnham, who built the present house on an old tavern site. It was kept later by Capt. Reuben. Bishop, father of the author, whose boyhood days were spent there; it was a tavern where the stage line between Boston and New York changed its horses. It was, at the time of the cholera scare in '3e and '33, a busy place, where daily three stages in each direction drew up their foaming, panting horses upon the front green, the post-horn's mellow tones having heralded their arrival.
Historians of our Revolutionary Strife are on record as saying. "On Saturday, September 3d. during the carlier struggle in the Revolutionary war, at 4 o'clock. P. M., an express arrived at Norwich from Col. Israel Putnam (whose home was not many miles from that locality) that Boston had been attacked the night before and six of the citizens killed. This was but a rumor, but it caused the greatest consternation.
The citizens of Norwich assembled about their liberty tree, then ad- journed to the Court House and resolved to dispatch an expres, to Provi- dence to learn the truth of the report.
David Nevins volunteered on this service, as he had on many similar occasions, and departed at eight o'clock P. M. On Sunday morning 404 men. well equipped. and the greater part mounted on good horses, had already started for Boston. under command of Maj. John Durkee, and ren- dezvoused at Capt. Burnham's Inn, seven miles from Norwich Court House. where they, at eleven o'clock A. M. were met by the return of Mr. Nevins with information that the report was not true, whereupon they dispersed."
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CHAPTER V.
Having thus recorded a long list of the many distinguished persons of Lisbon, the writer feels sure he has omitted many others equally deserving of notice, which should find place in Lisbon's history ; but it is quite impossible to get full and reliable records of prominent men who have left Lisbon for other fields of activity. There are over thirty persons whose names are on record as grad- uates of Yale College from Lisbon. Then Union College. N. Y., Harvard, Dartmouth, Williams, Amherst, Middlebury, Western Reserve and Oberlin Colleges, who have also had Lisbon boys to educate.
In a list of ministers originating in Lisbon. Rev. Mr. Chipman gave the names of thirty-three who had become ministers up to 1873. There are doubtless many more than this number. They have been distributed among the several denominations and some of them have become missionaries to other countries.
In a list of doctors or physicians. Rev. Mr. Chipman records the names of forty-one, who up to the time of his report-1873- were in or from Lisbon.
LIST OF SOLDIERS
Inhabitants or natives of Lisbon, who served in the "Continen- tal Army" during the War of the Revolution, were :
Bartlett Bingham, died 1777. Lemuel Bingham, died 1776. Elijah Bishop, died 1776. Reuben Bishop, died 1775. Darius Bottom. died 1775. Amos Brewster, died 1777. Ephraim Durfy, died 1777. Daniel Fitch, died Capt. Ziba Hunt. died Adonijah Kingsley, died 1777.
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Lieut. Nathaniel Kirkland, killed October 12, 1777.
Dr. Jonathan Knight (a surgeon).
Dr. Abijah Perkins (a surgeon), died August 31, 1782. Capt. Ebenezer Perkins.
Capt. Jacob Perkins, Jr.
Capt. Joseph Perkins, Jr.
Lieut. Simon Perkins, killed September 3, 1778.
Rev. Andrew Lee ( Chaplain ).
Capt. Samuel Lovett.
Rev. Peter Powers, died 1776.
Daniel Preston. Asa Rathbun. Capt. Moses Stevens.
Ensign Andrew Tracy.
Capt. Ames Walbridge.
George Whitchell. died 1777.
The above dates of death ante-date the close of the struggle. Reuben Bishop. the writer's great-grandfather. died in the cam- · paign of Arnold towards Cachec, which was before the Declaration of Independence. The list above of those serving in the War of the Revolution is by no means a full one of those from Lisbon's territory.
Soldiers from Lisbon who served in the war with England, 1812 10 1815:
Capt. Freeman Tracy. of Newent, and Capt. Charles Perkins, of Hanover, were, with their respective companies, in active service at Stonington. New London, and vicinity when Stonington was assaulted by a British force in IS12. In said companies are said to have been the persons below named :
Asa Witter Allen, who removed to Salem, Ohio, from Lisbon. Evander Fuller, who died September 18, 1873. Josiah Kean (Kaine ?). Zephaniah Simpson. Simon Lathrop, etc.
During this war of three years, which was mostly a warfare of naval attacks upon our coast, the military companies were fre- quently called upon to come to the defence of the coast along New London County. Lisbon several times marched her companies to the points of danger. Capt. Roswell Adams, with his company. had this experience, as well as Capt. Tracy and Capt. Perkins. Reuben Bishop. afterwards made a Captain of a Lisbon company. was there, and often related his experience to his children, of whom the writer was one. There were three companies marched from Lis- bon whose officers and men must have enrolled more than one litin- dred men in this service.
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A list of seamen, natives of Lisbon, who were engaged in the Revolutionary War :
Capt. Oliver Arnold, brother of the traitor Benedict Arnold.
Oliver Arnold, Jr.
Adonijah Knight.
Capt. Ezra Bishop.
Capt. Elisha Lathrop.
David Bottom.
Capt. Robert Mckown.
Aaron Burnham.
Jacob Perkins.
Capt. Zebulon Perkins Burnham.
Samuel Perkins.
Comfort Eames.
Capt. Zebulon Perkins.
Cyrus Eames.
Thomas Todd.
Gideon Eames.
James W. Watson.
Capt. Rufus Eames.
Asa Williams.
LIST OF SOLDIERS FURNISHED BY LISBON IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION : . Patrick Sullivan, First Connecticut Regiment. John W. Cutler, Second Connecticut Regiment. John H. Wilcox, Second Connecticut Regiment. Engene Branch, Second Connecticut Regiment. Charles H. Corey, Fifth Connecticut Regiment. William D. Spicer, Fifth Connecticut Regiment. Henry D. Frisby, Sixth Connecticut Regiment. John Sullivan, Seventh Connecticut Regiment. John Carroll, Eighth Connecticut Regiment. Ezra N. Barber, Eleventh Connecticut Regiment. George Snow, Twelfth Connecticut Regiment. Gilbert A. Davis, Twelfth Connecticut Regiment. Elijah I. Green, Twelfth Connecticut Regiment. John Black. Twelfth Connecticut Regiment. William J. Morehead. Fourteenth Connecticut Regiment. Henry A. Bingham, Eighteenth Connecticut Regiment. Eli Jackson, Twenty-first Connecticut Regiment. Austin Fitzgerald, Twenty-first Connecticut Regiment. Asa Belknap, Twenty-first Connecticut Regiment. Andrew J. Willett, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Elisha N. Green, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Caleb T. Bishop, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. George A. Haskell, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Amos Palmer, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Horace A. Palmer. Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. William A. Palmer, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Albert M. Rathbun, Twenty-sixth Connecticut Regiment. Henry West, Twenty-ninth Connecticut Regiment. William Wilson, Twenty-ninth Connecticut Regiment. William H. Bover, Twenty-ninth Connecticut Regiment. Cyrus York, Twenty-ninth Connecticut Regiment. Peter Brooker. Twenty-ninth Connecticut Regiment. Isaac Wilson, Thirtieth Connecticut Regiment. The regimental rolls show a very much larger number of en- listed men in this war.
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CENSUS RETURNS.
In 1774, twelve years before Norwich was divided, there were in Newent Parish ninety-two dwelling houses, ninety-eight families, and six hundred and forty-one persons. In Hanover Parish forty- four houses, fifty-three families, and three hundred and twenty-three persons. Total of inhabitants in both the parishes then, nine hun- dred and sixty-four. While these parishes remained together as parts of Lisbon, their population was returned by the Census Bureau, in
1800
1,158
1860. 1,262
1810.
1,128
1870 502
1830.
1,16I 1880 630
1840.
1,052
1 890 58
1850
938
1900 697
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Of Constitutional State Conventions Connecticut has convened but three, viz., 1788, 1818, 1902. The first was called to ratify the Constitution of the United States in 1788. Rev. Andrew Lee was chosen and sent as a Delegate from Lisbon. The second, called in 1818, was to form a State Constitution for Connecticut. Daniel Braman was sent as a Delegate from Lisbon. The third, called in 1902, was for consideration of proposed changes to the State Con- stitution. wherein measures were discussed still undecided. Calvin Duane Bromley was chosen as Delegate from Lisbon.
LISBON'S LEGISLATORS.
Members of the State Senate of Connecticut. ( The first named was an early resident, the others were natives of Lisbon) :
Ashur Palmer Brown. Ethan Allen, Jeremiah Kinsman Adams,
Calvin Barstow Bromley, Thomas Clark.
Members of Congress. natives of Lisbon : Elias Perkins, John Lovett. Joseph Kirkland.
Representatives from Lisbon in the Connecticut Legislature. those included who; before Lisbon was incorporated, pertained to the Newent. Lisbon, part of Norwich :
MAY SESSION. OCTOBER SESSION. Jabez Perkins. Jabez Perkins.
1720- 1722-Jabez Perkins. 1723 -- Jabez Perkins.
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MAY SESSION.
OCTOBER SESSION.
Jabez Perkins. John Perkins. John Perkins.
Elisha Lathrop.
Elisha Lathrop.
Elisha Lathrop.
Elisha Lathrop.
Elisha Lathrop.
John Perkins. Jacob Perkins. Joshua Perkins.
1790-Ezra Bishop.
Ezra Bishop.
1791-John Perkins.
Ezra Bishop.
1792-Samuel Lovett.
Samuel Lovett.
1793-Samuel Lovett.
1794 -- Samuel Lovett.
1795-Samuel Lovett.
Levi Perkins.
Levi Perkins.
John Kinsman.
Luther Manning.
Luther Manning.
1800-Luther . Manning.
1801 -- Joshua Perkins. 1802-Ezra Bishop.
1803-David Ilale.
1804-Joshua Perkins.
1805-Daniel Braman.
1806-Barnabas Huntington.
Barnabas Huntington.
1807-Daniel Braman.
Daniel Braman.
1808-Levi Perkins.
Levi Perkins.
1809-William Adams.
1810-Levi Perkins.
Levi Perkins.
William Adams.
Levi Perkins.
Freeman Tracy.
IS14-Levi Perkins.
Levi Perkins.
1815-Freeman Tracy.
Freeman Tracy.
1816 -- Levi Perkins.
Levi Perkins.
Frederick Perkins.
Joseph I. Lyon.
Since 1818, under the new Constitution, there has been held but one session a year.
1819-Thomas Kinsman. 1822 -- Tyler Brown.
1820-Joseph Jewett. 1823-Joseph L. Lyon. 1821-Tyler Brown. . 1824 -- Andrew Clark.
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1797-Levi Perkins.
1798 -- John Kinsman.
1799-John Kinsman.
Samuel Lovett.
Joshua Perkins.
Joshua Perkins. Septimius Lathrop. Joshua Perkins.
Daniel Braman.
1811-William Adams.
1812-Levi Perkins.
1813 -- Freeman Tracy.
1817-Freeman Tracy. 1818-Frederick Perkins.
1728 -- 1757 --- 1758- 1768 -- Elisha Lathrop.
1782-Samuel Lovett. 1783-Elisha Lathrop. 1784-Elisha Lathrop. 1785-Elisha Lathrop. 1786-Elisha Lathrop. 1787-Elisha Lathrop. 1788 -- John Perkins. 1789 -- Jacob Perkins.
Samuel Lovett. Elisha Morgan.
1795-Levi Perkins.
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1825-Samuel Peckham.
1861-Isaac S. Geer.
1826-Barzillai Bishop.
1862 --- George L. Haskell.
1827 -- Elisha Morgan.
1863-Eleazer Bushnell.
1828-Roswell Adams.
1864 -- Willard Bliss.
1829 -- John Gray. 1830-John Gray. 1831-Jared Farnham.
1865-Henry Lyon. 1866-Henry A. Bennett.
1867-George N. Carr.
1832-Bucklin Mathewson.
1868-G. B. Hull.
1833-Bucklin Mathewson.
1860-Sanford Bromley.
1834-Ebenezer Allen.
1870-George L. Phillips.
1871-Russel Whiting Fitch.
1872-Henry Lyon.
1873-Jonathan Lester Lathrop.
1874-Henry G. Palmer.
1839 -- Daniel F. Cutler.
1875 -- James B. Palmer.
1876-James B. Palmer.
1877-Edwin Kimball.
1878-John F. Hewett.
1870 - - Edwin F. Appley.
1880-Charles J. Bromley.
1881 -- George Robinson.
1882- Augustus F. Read.
1883 --- Thomas McCarthy.
18844 --- Edward C. Hyde.
1885-John D. O'Sullivan.
1886-Charles G. Fitch.
1887-88 -- Cornelius Murphy.
, 1880-90 --- George G. Young. 1891-92-John G. Bromley. 1893-94 --- John G. Bromley. 1895-96-James E. Roberts. 1807-1808-Charles B. Bromley.
1800-1900 ---- James B. Palmer.
1858-Thomas A. Clark.
1859-Jacob B. Bachelder.
1860-Nathan P. Bishop.
1903-04-Calvin D. Bromley.
TOWN CLERKS OF LISBON.
1786-John Kinsman. 1853-Levi C. Corning. 1854-55-Daniel M. Brown.
1787-1815-Jedediah Burnhanı. 1816-28-Joseph Jewett. 1829-35-Thomas Kinsman. 1836-39-Henry R. Robbins. 1840-42-Sanford Bromley. 18;1-92 -- Henry Lyon.
1855-00 -- Jacob B. Bachelder.
1861-(0)-Sanford Broniley.
1870-John F. Hewitt.
1843-47-Thomas M. Jewett. 1848-50-Sanford Broniley. 1851-52 -- Daniel M. Brown.
1802-03-Frank E. Robinson.
1803-08 -- George G. Bromley. 1898-Calvin D. Bromley.
1835-James Stetson. 1836-Nathan Brewster.
, 1837-Thomas A. Clark. 1838-Russell Rose.
1840-Thomas G. Read.
1841-Thomas A. Clark. 1842-Perley B. Fuller.
€ 1843 --- Vine Smith.
1844 -- Henry R. Robbins.
1845-Thomas M. Jewett.
1846-William C. Cutler.
1847 -- Edwin Kimball.
1848-Elijah Rathbun, Jr.
1849-Ebenezer Lyon.
1850-Asher P. Brown.
1851-Daniel M. Brown.
1852-William C. Cutler.
1853-Ezekiel Bromley.
1854 -- Sanford Bromley.
1855-Edwin Fitch. 1856-Asher P. Brown.
1857-Norman Smith.
1899- 1900-James B. Palmer. 1901-02 -- Frank E. Olds.
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TOWN ORDERS SHOWING THE CHANGE OF CURRENCY FROM POUNDS AND SHILLINGS TO DOLLARS AND CENTS.
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Sir, PAY John Bingham or order, Jen Dollars
Cents, out of the Two cent Town tax, made on the lift 41799 and charge the Town.
Lifbon, March 4th 1800
10 dollars 00 cents.
Hastingten Cyrus Billy.
Selectmen. To Doct Feel Burnham Town-Treafurer.
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(No.335) fir, PMyofonauchan Lauranc or order fifteen Shitting.
lawful money, out of the2 & Sown tax, made on the lift +19 8 and charge the Jonny. Lisbon, April 2 0) 1799 r 50=15-0
Johan Fitch Selectonen. Looked Burnham Sonne Treafurer.
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Sir,
PAY Jenas Brand or order, Hirten- Dollars
Geants, out of the
2 Cxit --- Town tax, made on the lift 1799 and charge the Town. Lifbon, March Meses 1ª dollars ac cents Barn huntington
Cyrus Biffcon Selectmen.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S ADVERTISEMENT OF 1825.
NOTICE. ITHE residents and non-resi- E dente liable to pay taxes in the town of Lisbon, are hereby notified that I have received a warrant to collect a · State Tax of one cent on a dollar, on List 1824-and will meet them to re- eive said tas at the store of Brown & Baldwin, in said Lisbon, ( Newent So- c'ety ) on Wednesday the 28th day of December instant, from 1 to 5 o'clock 9. M. and at the house of Daniel F. Cut- ler, in said Lisbon, ( Hanover Society ) on Thursday the 29th day of December instant from 1 to 5 o'clock P. M .- Those who neglect to pay at that time, must expect to pay fees according to law. BARSTOW BRUMLEY, Collector. Lisbon. Dec. Sd. 1825. 3wS6-
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SELECTMEN OF LISBON.
1786, June 30-Capt. Joshua Perkins, Capt. Ezra Bishop, Capt. Sam- uel Lovett.
1786, December 18-Capt. Joshua Perkins, Capt. Ezra Bishop, Capt. Samuel Lovett, John Bingham, Capt. Benjamin Burnham. 1787-Capt. Joshua Perkins, Ezra Bishop, John Bingham, Benjamin Burnham.
1788-Ezra Bishop. Capt. Joshua Perkins, Capt. Elisha Morgan. 1789-Capt. Ezra Bishop, Capt. Joshua Perkins, Capt. Elisha Mor- gan, John Bingham, Jr.
1790-Ezra Bishop, Capt. Joshua Perkins, John Bingham.
1791-Ezra Bishop, Dr. Luther Manning, John Bingham.
1792 --- John Kinsman, Major Ebenezer Tracy, Capt. Levi Perkins. 1793-Capt. Levi Perkins, Ezra Bishop, Septimius Lathrop.
1794-Capt. Levi Perkins, Septimius Lathrop, Capt. Samuel Bishop.
1795-Capt. Levi Perkins. Septimius Lathrop, Capt. Samuel Bishop.
1796 -- Barnabas Huntington, William Adams, John Fitch.
1797-Barnabas Huntington. John Fitch, William Adams.
1798-John Fitch, William Adams, Frederick Perkins.
1799-Ezra Bishop, Barnabas Huntington, Cyrus Bishop.
1800 -- Ezra Bishop, Barnabas Huntington, Col. Ebenezer Tracy.
1801-Ezra Bishop, Barnabas Huntington. Col. Ebenezer Tracy. 1802-Barnabas Huntington, Ebenezer Tracy, Daniel Braman. 1803-Barnabas Huntington, Daniel Braman, Septimius Lathrop.
1804-Barnabas Huntington, Daniel Braman, Septimius Lathrop. 1805-Daniel Braman, Capt. John Bingham, William Adams.
1806-Daniel Braman, Capt. John Bingham, William Adams.
1807-Capt. John Bingham, Barnabas Hyde, Joseph Jewett.
1808-Capt. Jolm Bingham. Barnabas Hyde, Joseph Jewett.
1809-Joseph Jewett. Barnabas Huntington, Major Freeman Tracy. 1810-Barnabas Huntington, Major Freeman Tracy, Thomas Kins- man.
1811-Major Freeman Tracy, Thomas Kinsman, Capt. Frederick Tracy.
1812-Thomas Kinsman, Levi Perkins. Capt. Andrew Clark.
1813-Capt. Andrew Clark, Capt. John Bingham. William Adams.
1814-William Adams, Daniel F. Cutler, Jeremiah Tracy.
1815-William Adams. Daniel F. Cutler, Jeremiah Tracy. 1816-Jeremiah Tracy, Tyler Brown, Barnabas Huntington. 1817-Daniel Braman. Joseph L. Lyon. James Burnham.
1818-Daniel Braman, Joseph L. Lyon, James Burnham. 1819-Daniel Braman, Joseph L. Lyon. Lee Hyde. 1820-Joseph L. Lyon, James Burnham, Amos Bennett.
1821 -- Joseph L. Lyon, Amos Bennett. Freeman Tracy. 1822-Joseph L. Lyon, Amos Bennett. Freeman Tracy. 1823-Joseph L. Lyon. Freeman Tracy, Amos Bennett. 1824-Freeman Tracy, Nathan Brooks. Russell Rose. 1825-Nathan Brooks, Russell Rose, Capt. Roswell Adams,
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IS26 -- Russell Rose, Barzillai Bishop, Barstow Bromley. 1827-Barstow Bromley, Joseph L. Lyon, Samuel Peckham. 1828 -- Samuel Peckham, Charles Bushnell, John Gray. 1829 -- Charles Bushnell, John Gray, Russell Rose. 1830-Samuel Peckham, Charles Perkins, James Stetson. 1831-Samuel Peckham, Charles Perkins, James Stetson. 1832-James Stetson, Bishop Burnham, Milton M. Perkins.
1833-James Stetson, Bucklin Mathewson, Jared Farnham.
1834-Bucklin Mathewson, Adonijah Bushnell, Martin Warren. 1835-Vine Smith, Thomas A. Clark, Henry Lathrop. 1836-Thomas A. Clark, William Sisson, Roswell B. Downing. 1837 --- Roswell Adams, Luther Fuller, Daniel B. Lovett. 1838-Daniel B. Lovett, Perley B. Fuller, Thomas G. Read. 1839 --- Freeman Tracy, Ebenezer Allen, Joseph B. Hibbard. 1840-Joseph B. Hibbard, Thomas A. Clark, Vine Smith. 1841-Thomas A. Clark, Vine Smith, Levi C. Corning. 1842-Henry R. Robbins, John Grant, Bishop Burnham. 1843-Henry R. Robbins, John Grant, Elijah Rathbun. 1844-Henry R. Robbins, William C. Cutler, Joseph B. Prentice. 1845-Joseph B. Prentice, William C. Cutler, Ansel Brown. 1846-Ansel Brown, Chauncey K. Bushnell, Ebenezer Lyon.
1847-Ebenezer Lyon, Jabez L. Benjamin, George P. Harvey. 1848-Ebenezer Lyon, Jabez L. Benjamin, Ezekiel Bromley. 1849 -- Jabez L .. Benjamin, Nathan P. Bishop, Levi P. Branch. 1850-Nathan P. Bishop. Squire B. Brown, Asahel L. Prentice. 1851 --- Jabez L. Benjamin, John Grant. Isaac S. Geer. 1852-Jabez L. Benjamin, Isaac S. Geer, Nathan P. Bishop. 1853-Thomas L. Read. Norman Smith. Sanford Bromley. 1854-Jabez L. Benjamin, Isaac S. Geer, Nathan P. Bishop. 1855-Asher P. Brown, George J. Lawton, Eleazer Bushnell. 1856-Asher P. Brown, George J. Lawton, Eleazer Bushnell. 1857 -- George J. Lawton, Eleazer Bushnell, Sanford Bromley. 1858-Asher P. Brown, Daniel L. Lovett, Henry Lyon. 1859-Jabez L. Benjamin, Thomas F. Standish, Jeremiah K. Adams. 1860-Eleazer Bushnell, Jeremiah K. Adams, Henry Lyon. 1861-Jeremiah K. Adams, George L. Haskell, Benjamin W. Pal- mer.
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