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Attest TIMOTHY B. LOVELL
Town Clerk
Oct 7th 1857
To the Honourable Senate and House of Representatives of Mass chusetts, in General Court assembled :
The undersigned, legal voters of the town of Tisbury, respectfully represent, that under the existing laws the public buildings and Courts of the County of Dukes County are in Edgartown, at the extreme end of the County, causing great inconvenience to the largest portion of the inhabitants of the County, and that the County buildings now standing in Edgartown, have become old and very unsuitable; new buildings must soon be erected, and the cost of changing the shiretown will be no additional expense to the county.
Your petitioners further represent, that Tisbury is the center town of the three towns comprising the County, and that a far greater, por- tion of the inhabitants of the County, and others having business in the Courts and with the records of the County, would have easier access them if the County buildings were placed in Tisbury.
In view of the above statement of facts, your petitioners respectfully but earnestly request that an Act of your body may be passed making Tisbury the shire town of the County of Dukes County and that the County building be located and courts at that part of Tisbury called Holmes Hole,
And as in duty bound will ever pray,
Signed CHARLES BRADLEY
and three hundred and one others. 1
Dated Tisbury September 1st 1857
733
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of Massachu- . setts, in General Court assembled :
The undersigned, legal voters in the town of Edgartown, respectfully represent, that under the existing laws the public buildings and Courts of the County of Dukes County are in Edgartown at one extreme end of the County causing great inconvenience to the largest potion of the inhabitants of the County and that the County buildings now standing in Edgartown have become old and are very unsuitable; new buildings must soon be erected and the cost of changing the shire town will be no additional expense to the County,
Your petitioners further represent that Tisbury is the center town of the three towns comprising the County and that a far greater portion of the inhabitants of the County and others having business in the Courts, and with the reccords of the County, would have easier access to them if the County buildings were placed in Tisbury.
In view of the above statements of facts your petitioners respectfully but earnestly request that an Act of your body may be passed making Tisbury the shire town of the County of Dukes County and that the County buildings be located and courts held in that part of Tisbury called Holmes Hole.
And as in duty bound your petitioners will ever pray.
Signed CHARLES KIDDER and twenty eight others.
Dated at Edgartown Sept. 1st 1857
To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of Massa- chusetts, in General Court assembled.
The undersigned legal voters in the town of Chilmark respectfully represent that under the existing law the public buildings and courts of the County of Dukes County are in Edgartown at one extreme end of the County causing great inconveniance to the largest portion of the inhabitants of the county; and that the County buildings now standing in Edgartown, have become old and are very unsuitable; new buildings must soon be erected and the cost of changing the shire town will be no additional expence to the County your petitioners further represent that Tisbury is the center town of the three towns comprising the County and that a far greater portion of the inhabitants of the County and others having business in the courts and with records of the County would have easier access to them if the County buildings were placed in Tisbury.
734
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
In view of the above statements of facts your petitioners respectfully but earnestly request that an Act of your body may be passed making Tisbury the Shire town of the County of Dukes County and that the County buildings be located and Courts held at that part of Tisbury called Holmes Hole
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
Signed
DAVID. L. ADAMS and one hundred others.
Chilmark Sep: 1. 1857
Entered Oct 20, 1857
Attest TIMOTHY B. LOVELL Town Clerk
To Richard L. Hursell constable of the Town of Tisbury Greeting You are hereby required in the name of the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts to notify and warn the inhabitants of Said Town of Tisbury qualified as the Constitution requires to assemble at the Old Baptist House in West Tisbury on Tuesday the third day of November next at 10 O Clock in the forenoon to give in their votes as follows viz
First, To bring in their votes for Governor Leiut, Governor, Secre- tary, Treasurer and Receiver General Attorney General, Auditor of Accounts One Councellor for district Nº 8 one Senator for the Island District and one Representative for the County of Dukes County Dis- trict Nº 1 to represent us in the next General Court all on one ballot
Seccond To bring in their votes for one County Commissioner from the Town of Chillmark
The Selectmen will be in sesion at their Office on the 31st day of October at 1 Oclock in the afternoon for the purpose of correcting the list of voters
You are hereby directed to Serve this Warrant by posting up attested copies on three of the public Meeting Houses at least fourteen days before Said meeting and make due returns of this warrant to the Select- men at the time and place of said Meeting.
Given under our hands at Tisbury this nineteenth day of October A. D. 1857
HENRY BRADLEY Selectmen
BARTLETT MAYHEW 2D of
HENRY MANTER Tisbury
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735
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Pursuant of the within I have notified and warned the inhabitants of the Town of Tisbury qualified as the constitution requires to assemble at the Old Baptist Meeting House at West Tisbury to act on the folowing articles
First To bring in their votes for Governor Lieut Govenor Secretary Treasurer and Receiver General Attorney General Auditor of accounts Councillor for District No 8 one Senator for the Island District and one Representative for District No 1 to represent us in the next General Court all on one ballot
Second to bring in their votes for one County Commishioner for Town of Chilmark
Agreeable to the within warrant
Tisbury Nov 3 1857
RICHARD L. HURSELL
Met at the Old Baptist Meeting House at the time specified in the Warrant the meeting was called to order by Chairman of Selectmen then proseeded to receive ballots for Govenor Lieu Governor Secretary Treas- urer and receiver General Attorney General Auditor of accounts one Counciller for District Nº 8 one Senator for the Island District and one Representative for the District Nº 1 all in one box
Whole number of votes for Governor was two hundred and twenty three
Henry J Gardner of Boston one hundred & thirteen 113
Nathanuel P. Banks of Waltham forty five 45
Erastus D Beach Springfield sixty five Lieut Governor 65
Alexander De Witt of Oxford one hundred thirteen 113
Eliphalet Trask of Springfield forty five 45
Albert Currier Newburyport sixty five 65
Secretary of Commonwealth
Benjamin L. Allen of Boston one hundred & thirteen 113
Jonathan E Field of Stockbridge sixty five 65
45
Oliver Warren Northampton forty five For Attorney General
John H Clifford of Newbedford hundred & fifteen 115
Ezra Wilkinson Dedham sixty three 63
Stephen C Phillips Salem forty five 45
736
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
For Treasurer & Receiver General
Timothy Ingraham New Bedford hundred thirteen 113
Charles Thompson Charlestown sixty five 65
Moses Tenney Jr George Town forty five 45
For Auditor
Chandler R Ransom of Roxbury hundred thirteen 113
Charles White of Worcester forty five 45
Seymore L. Meade Nantucket sixty five 65
For Councillor District No 8 William H. Wood Middleboro forty five 45
Peter H Pierce Middleboro sixty five 65
Amos Bates Hingham hundred & three 103
Senator for Island District
Henry W Rugg Barnstable hundred fifty two 152
Alfred Norton Tisbury forty six 46
Frederick C Sanferd Nantucket thirteen 13
1
John Morisseey Nantucket one For Representative District Nº 1
Thomas Bradley two hundred and twelve 212
Charles B. Allen eight
8
Walter Hillman eleven 11 .
County Commissioner for Chilmark
Allen Tilton two hundred and eleven 211
Thomas H Lambert fourteen
14
Smith Mayhew nine
9
Tisbury Nov 3ª 1857
Attest TIMOTHY B. LOVELL
Town Clerk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dukes County s s.
Pursuant to a law of this Commonwealth, the qualified voters of Representative District Number one in their several Meetings the day of November instant for the choice of a Representative in the General Court gave in their votes for the following persons, as follows Viz :
Whole number of votes given in sorted and counted and declared, was six hundred and fourteen 614
Walter Hillman of Tisbury had seventeen votes 17
737
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Thomas Bradley of Tisbury had two hundred and sixty nine votes 269
Charles B. Allen of Tisbury had three hundred twenty eight votes 328
Chilmark Nov 4, 1857
BARNARD C MARCHANT Edgartown
JAMES N. TILTON Chilmark Clerks
TIMOTHY B. LOVELL L Tisbury
Attest TIMOTHY B. LOVELL
Town Clerk
Tisbury S. S.
To Richard L Hursel Constable of the toun of Tisbury in the county of Dukes County Greeting.
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the inhabitants of the town of Tisbury qualified to vote in elec- tions and in town affairs to meet at the Capawock Hall in said Tisbury on Monday the 29th day of march 1858 at 10 O clock in the forenoon. then and there to act on the following articles.
1st To choose a moderator to preside in said Meeting
2ª To choose all necessary town officers for the year ensuing.
3ª To hear the annual report of the selectmen and other officers and act theron.
4th To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.
5th To determine the manner of repairing the highways. townways, and bridges the year ensuing
6th To see if the town will pay the expences incured in circulateing the petition, (praying the general court to make Tisbury the Shere Town) and also the expence of L F Brigham Esqr for services rendered by speaking before the commissioners court asking them to delay the time of locating the county buildings, agreeable to the petiton of J W. Holmes and ten others
7th To see if the town will vote to sell the priviledg of taking Her- rings at the fishery. known by the name of Chapaquonsett creek and appropiate the proceeds of the same for the support of Public schools or any other purpose the Town may determine agreeable to the petition Charles Smith and eleven Orthers.
738
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting up attested copies therof at thre of the publick Meeting houses in the said town fourteen days at least before the time for holding said meeting
Hereof fail not and make due returns of this Warrant with your doings theron to the town clerk at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid.
Given under our hands this 12th day of March in the year one thou- sand eight hundred and fifty eight.
HENERY BRADLEY Selectmen
BARTLETT MAYHEW 2D of the Town
HENERY MANTER of Tisbury
Pursuant to the within i have notified the inhabitants qualified to vote in elections and town affairs to meet in capawock Hall ther to act on the following articles agreeable to the within warrant
March 29th 1858
RICHARD L HURSEL
counstable of the Town Tisbury
A true copy of warrant with Constables returns theron Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
Met at the time and place and for the purpose specified in the war- rant the warrant was read by the clerk and the ballots called for Mod- erator
whole number of Votes for Moderator
42
Henery Bradley had
17
Thos Barrows
12
J. W. Holmes
9
Chas Smith 2
Henery Bradley Moderator
Voted
Town Clerk whole number of votes
90
Lot Luce had
87 sworn
Timothy B Lovel had 1
M P. Butler had 1
Timothy Luce had 1
Lot Luce declared chosen and proceded to duty
739
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Selectmen
Voted to receive votes for selectmen all on one Ballot
Whole number of Ballots
119
J. W. Holmes had
86 Sworn
David Smith
97 Sworn
Henery Cleavland 66
76
Thos Barrows
21
J D Rotch
18
Edmund Cottle
11
Franklin Luce
11
Alexander Newcoomb
2
Gilbert Brush
1
M. P. Butler
1
Voted to Excuse Henery Cleavland
107
2ª Ballotting whole number of Votes J D Rotch had
61 Sworn
William Arthearn
8
Bartlett Mayhew
23
Franklin Luce
6
James Mayhew
5
Thos Barrows
2
T B Lovell
1
M P. Butler
1
Town Treasurer
Whole number Vots
98
Chas Bradley had
86 Sworn
T. B Lovel
7
M. P. Butler
1
J. Holmes. Jr
3
T. Luce.
1
Voted that the school committe be chosen seperatly one for three years one for two years and one for one year from the twenty Ninth day of March A D 1858
Votes for first Committee for 3 years
Whole number
95 votes
Daniel A Cleavland 57 votes
M P. Butler 38 votes
Votes for second Committe
whole number 89
for 2 years
740
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Edmund Cottle had
71 votes chosen
M. P. Butler had
14
2
1
1
W. H. Luce had
70 votes
M. P. Butler had
14
G D Smith 66
1
Votes for Constables whole number R L. Hursel
71
sworn
J D Peaks
19
John Holmes Jur
6
W A. Luce
5
Peleg Barrows
2
M P. Butler
4
Gerg Harding
1
James L Luce
1
Joseph Dias
1
Voted to excuse Dniel A Cleavland from serving a school committe for three years
Voted for school committe
for three years whole number
100 votes
M P Butler had
56 chosen
Peleg Barrows
42
J D Peaks
1
Thos Barrows
1
Fish Committe whole number
62
Lot Luce had
54 sworn
B F Smith 60
52 sworn
Josiah Cleavland
51 sworn
Isacc Vincent
3
Chas Smith
2
Thos Robinson
1
2
Voted to choose the overseers of the poor sepperate from the slectmen
Overseeor Richard L Hursel sworn
of Poor
Alfred Norton
Declined to serve
William H Luce
A D Luce Edward Cottle R. L. Hursel Votes for third committee for 1 year whole number
85 votes
chosen
110 votes
741
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Health Gilbert Brush
Committe
Chas Holmes
Daniel A Cleavland David Smith
1
Accepted
Edmund Cottle
Surveyors Obed Nickerson Sworn
of Highways Thomas Robinson sworn
Seth Luce sworn
Timothy B. Lovell sworn
Field Drivers Tristram Luce sworn
Hylia Norton
Samuel Look
William Cleavland
M. T. Crowell
sworn
Obed Nickerson sworn
Thomas L Norton
Fence
James L Luce sworn
Viewers
Constant Norton
Bartlett Mayhew sworn
James Look
Surveyors of Chas D Allen
Lumber James D Peaks
Alphonso D Smith J. T James
Surveyor of Wood and bark Timothy Luce
Pound Keeper James D. Peaks sworn
Zadock Arthearn sworn
Sealor of Weights
& Measures
Charles Bradley
Hog Reeves Icabod Norton Thos Robinson Benjamin Crowell
Voted that the Treasurer of the town be the collector of Taxes and that he have Two pr cent on all moneys collected.
Voted that Nathan Mayhew of the South West district and Leonard Luce of the North West districts be a Prudential committe in their districts
Voted to indfinitely postpone the 7th article of the warrant
Voted to accept the report of the selectmen
742
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Voted to chose a committe to audet Manul Joseph Accounts against the Town
Voted that the overseeors of the poor be that committe
Voted that this meeting when it does adjourn that it be the second Monday of April
Voted To raise Nineteen hundred dollars for the support of the poor Voted To raise Two Thousand dollars for Suport of Public schools
Voted to raise Four hundred dollars for incidental expences.
Voted to raise for repairs of Highways three hundred dollars
Voted to raise one hundred dollars in additton
Voted to alow the inhabitants of the Town to work out their highway Tax. and to receive as a compensation one shilling pr hour for their Labor
Voted that the compensation of a horse and cart be one shilling pr hour
Voted that the highway tax be asessed seperately from other Taxes and Warrants delivered to the Several Surveyors of Highways for col- lection
Voted to pay Gilbert Brushs bill agreeable to 6 Articles of warrant.
Voted to reconsider the vote wherby we voted that when we adjourn it shall be the seccond Monday of April
Voted to adjourn without day
LOT LUCE Town Clerk
· March 31, 1858.
Then personaly appeared before me J Whelden Holmes David Smith and John D Rotch and made oath to the faithfull performance of their duty as assessors of taxes the ensueing year in the town of Tisbury
Before me
LOT LUCE Town Clerk
This Certify that Obed Nickerson then appeared before me W A Mayhew Justice of the peace, and mad oath to the faithful discharge of his duties as surveyor of highways for th current year W. A MAYHEW Justice of the Peace
West Tisbury April 2ª 1858 a true copy Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
743
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Then Personaly appeared Charles Bradley and made oath to the faithful performance of his dutys as Treasurer and Collector of taxes the ensuing year
Tisbury April 3. 1858
Before me LOT LUCE Town Clerk
Pursuant to a notice from Richard L Hursell Constable of the town of tisbury and upon his producing a venire from the clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court to select as the law requires one good and lawful man to serve as Traverse Juror at the above mentioned Court to be holden at Barnstable within and for the Counties of Barnstable and dukes Counties on the ninth Tuesday after the first tuesday of March.
The selectmen and Town Clerk met at the toun Clerks office on the twenty first day of April A D. 1858 and drew from the Juror Box the name of Isac L. Vincent to serve as traverse Juror at said Court
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
To Richard L. Hursel
Constable of the Town of Tisbury
You are hereby required in the name of the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts within three days from the date hereof to summons each of the persons on the list therein named to appear before the Town Clerk within seven days of the Time you shall give such notice and take the Oath of Office by law required.
Hereof fail not and make due returns of this warrant and of your doing to me within seven days from the date hereof
Given under my hand
This 31t day of March A D 1858
LOT LUCE Town Clerk
Aprl 5,th 1858 Agreeable to the within warrant I have notified the persons therein named to appear and take the oath of office as herein directed
the expence of which
32 in number a/10 cts
3.20
Travel 10 miles 40
$3.60
RICHARD L. HURSEL Constable of the Toun Tisbury
744
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Pursuant to a notice from Richard L Hursell Constable of the Town of Tisbury and uppon his produceing a Venire from the Clerk of Court of common pleas the Selectmen and Town Clerk met at the town clerks office on the fourtenth day of May A. D. 1858 and drew from the Juror Box Six good and lawful men as the law directs to serve as Grand Jurors and five of like qualifications to Serve as Traverse Jurors at the court of common pleas to be holden at Edgartown within and for the County of Dukes County on the last Monday of May inst.
The following are the names of Jurors drawn
Grand Jurors Traverse Jurors
Timothy Luce
Wendal Crocker
Bartlett Pease Jur
Thomas Barrows
John E. Johnson
Jared Vincent
William Arthearn
David Look
William C. Luce
Bartlett Mayhew 2ª
Thomas West
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
To the Clerk of the Town of Tisbury
The no of Polls taxable in the Town of Tisbury for the present year and of which you are to make record according to Law is four hundred and fifty Two (452)
Given under our hand this twenty second day of July A. D. 1858 J WHELDEN HOLMES DAVID SMITH Assessers of Tisbury
A true Copy.
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
The following is a list of persons liable to serve as Jurors during the present year to be laid before the legal voters of the town for their revision and Acceptance. prepared by the selectmen August 11. 1858 Charles B. Allen Alexander W. Smith John D. Rotch Charles D. Allen Joseph S. Adams Joseph Luce
Washington Adams
Joseph B. Nickerson
William Arthearn David Tilton
Benjamin Arthearn 2d Joseph M. Crowell
745
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Henery Bradley Benjamin F Brown
Rodolphos W. Crocker
Lorenzo Smith
George F. Baxter
Charles C Look
John F. Robinson
John W Athearn
Shubal D. Smith Charles Holmes
Henery Weeks
Constant C. Downs
Theodore Luce
William H Davis
Eben Norton
Gilbert Brush
Alphonso Smith
Gustavus L. West
A true copy from the original
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk of Tisbury
To Richard L. Hursel Constable of the Town of Tisbury. you are hereby required in the name of the commonwealth of Massachusetts to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town of Tisbury qualified by law to vote at such meetings to assemble at Capawock Hall in said Town on Tuesday the 24 inst at 2 Oclock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects
1st To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting
2ª To see if the town will accept the list of persons as prepared by the Selectmen to serve as Jurors during the present year
Herof fail not and make due returns of this warrant and of your doings theron at the time and place of meeting.
Given under our hand at Tisbury this 13th day of August A D 1858 J. W. HOLMES Selectmen of Tisbury DAVID SMITH
Tisbury August 25th 1858
Pursuant to the within warrant to me directed I have notified and warned the inhabitants of said Town of Tisbury qualified as thein xpressed to assemble at the time and place and for the purposes therin mentioned by posting up attested copies of such warrant at three of the Meeting houses they being public and conspicious places in said Town on the 15th day of August 1858
RICHARD L. HURSELL constable of the
Town of Tisbury
A true copy
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
746
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
Met at the time and place and for the purposes specfied in the war- rant the meeting called to order by the Town Clerk
J. W Holmes chosen Moderator
Voted to accept the list of persons as prepared by the selectmen to serve as Jurors during the year
Voted to adjourn without day
LOT LUCE Town Clerk of Tisbury
Pursuant to notice from Richard L Hursel and upon his producing a Venire from the clerk of the court of common pleas the selectmen and town clerk met at th town clerks office and drew from the juror Box five good and lawful as the law directs to serve as Petit Jury at the court of common pleas to be holden at Edgartown within and for the county of Dukes on the 22 Septemb 1858
the following are the names drawn
Eben Norton Charles P Allen
David Tilton Benjamin Arthearn
Theodore Luce
Attest LOT LUCE Town Clerk
To Richard L. Hursell Constable of the Town of Tisbury Greeting - you are hereby required in the name of the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts to notify the inhabitants of said town qualified as the constitu- tion requires to assembel in cappawock hall in Holmes Hole on Tuesday the seccond day of November next at ten oclock in the forenoon to give in their votes as follows Viz
1t for Governor and Lieut Governor of the Commonwealth Secre- tary, Treasurer and Receiver General, Attorney General, Auditor of accounts one Representative to the congress of the United States for district No one Councilor for District no. 8.
one Senator for the island District and Representative for the county of Dukes County District no one to Represent them in the next General court of the commonwealth all on one ballot.
2ª For Register of deeds. Register of probate and insolvency and county Treasurer for the County of Dukes County and also one county commissioner for the Town of Tisbury on one Ballot
The selectmen will be in session at Capawock Hall on Tuesday the
747
TISBURY TOWN RECORDS.
second day of November next at 9 o clock in the forenoon for the pur- pose of revising the list of Voters and You are directed to serve this warrant by Posting up attested copies thereof at two or more public places in said town fourteen days at least before the time of holding said meeting
Hereof fail not and make due returns of this warrant with your doings thereon to ourselves at the time and place of meeting
Given under our hands this fifteenth day of October in the year One thousand Hundred and Fifty Eight
J WHELDEN HOLMES Selectmen of DAVID SMITH Tisbury
Tisbury Nov. 2 1858 Pursuant to the within to me directed I have notified and warned the inhabitants of said town of Tisbury qualified as therein expresed to assemble at the time and place and for the purpose therein mentioned by posting up Attested copies of such warrant at three public places in said town on the 15th day of Octo 1858
RICHARD L HURSEL
Constable of the Town of Tisbury
A true copy
Attest LOT LUCE
Town Clerk of Tisbury
-
Met at the time and place and for the purpose specified in the War- rant the meeting was called to order by the chairman of Selectmen the warrant was read and proceded to receive Votes for State and county offices
Voted to keep the Polls open untill 2 oclock P. M
At 2 oclock the Polls were closed and public declaration thereof made as follows.
The whole number of Ballots received was One hundred Sixty four 164
For Governer
Erasmus D. Beach of Springfield had Seventy 70
Nathaniel P. Banks of Waltham had Forty Nine 49
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