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Johnson, Silas
Clark, Levi
Eastman, Ebenezer
Coffin, Luke
Eastman, John
Kellogg, Ebenezer
Cole, Stephen
Edwards, Jonathan
Kellogg, Ebenezer (2)
Coleman, Enos
Edwards. Nathaniel
Kellogg, Jonathan
Cook, Moses
Elmore, Elijah
Kellogg, Martin
Cowls, David
Field, Ebenezer
Lee, Gideon
Cowls, Simeon
Field. Samuel
Lee. Henry
Forbes, Simeon
Lee, John
Dana, Amariah
Fox, John
Lewis, Noadiah
Dickinson, Aaron
Franklin, Henry
Cowls, Reuben
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Marshall, Clement
Smith, Martin
Marshall, Isaac
Smith, Noah
Marshall, Thomas
Perkins, Nathan
Smith, Reuben
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Mattoon, Ebenezer .
Perkins, Nathan (2)
Smith, Simeon
May, William
Pettis, Joseph
Smith, Stephen
Moody, Eldad
Pomeroy, Simeon
Smith, Timothy
Moody, Elisha
Prutt, Caesar
Moody, Joel
Moody, Lemuel
Rice, Adam
Waite, Richard Warner, Elisha
Moody, Medad
Rice, William
Warner, Jacob
Moore, Gideon
Robbins, Joseph
Warner, Jonathan
Morton, Thomas
Rolf, Benjamin
Warner, Josiah
Nash, Abner
Rood, Ezra
Williams, Ambrose
Nash, Amos
Root, Lemuel
Williams, Justus
Nash, Joseph
Woods, Firmin
Nash, Levi
Smith, Chiliab
Wright, Silas
Parker, Eli
Smith, Levi
Yale. Nathaniel
Peck, Nathaniel
Adams, David
Coleman, Lewis
Harper, Samuel Hastings, Oliver
Alden, Elijalı
Conant. Lemuel
Aldrich, Joseph
Cook, Enos
Heart, Isaac
Allen, Jonathan Amons, Robert
Coy, Willis
: Crary, Roger
Ingraham, Elijah
Barnes, James
Bartlett, Aaron
Darby, Daniel
Belding, Jonathan-
Darby, William
Benjamin, Daniel
Dike, Adam
Kellogg, Enos
Bigelow, Noah
Dunton, Thomas
Kellogg, Moses
Billings, Ethan
Dyer, Henry
Kibbee, John
Bishop, Reuben
Kief, Michael
Blackman, David Briggs, Oliver
Ewing, William
Kimball, Joseph
Briggs, Preserved
Field, Zechariah
Lane, Asaph
Brown, Robert
Gaylord, Eliphalet
Lampson, Jeremiah
Burns, John
Gilbert, Thaddeus
Leach, Benjamin
Lee. Silas
Chandler, Henry Clark, Lemuel
Gould. David
Leonard, David Lord, David
Cody, Jeremiah
Gould, Edmund
Cole, Adonijah
Gould, Edward
Cole, Hezekiah
Gould. Isaac
McClench. Joseph
Cole, Israel
Gould, Josiah B. .
Cole, John
Gould, Samuel (2)
Lane, Daniel
Brown, Samuel
Goodale, Joseph
Gould, Daniel
Leonard, Archelas
McGrath, Daniel Moody. Matthew
Rolf, Enos
Warner, Reuben
Smith, Elias
Cook, Samuel
Hills, Stephen
Ingraham, Jonathan Ingram, Timothy
Peck, Simeon Peck, Simeon (2)
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Moore, Hezekiah
Rolf, Daniel
Thayer, Enoch
Moore, William
Morton, Simeon
Sanglere, John
Warner, Eleazer
Shay, James
Warner, Elihu
Nash, Enos
Smith, Aaron
Warner, Sewal
. Nichols. John
Smith, Amasa
Weston,
Smith, Caleb
Williams, Thomas
Pettis, David
Smith, Nathan
Woodbury, John
Pettis, Ebenezer
Smith, Timothy (2)
Workman, John
Pomeroy, Ebenezer
Squier, Daniel
Wright, Carmi
Prince, Daniel
Squier, Thomas
Putnam, Jepthah
St. Clair, John
Young, Joseph
Appendix F.
OLD MANUSCRIPTS.
From the large number of ancient documents that have been submitted to the publishers two are here printed as of special interest and value. The first contains a vote passed at town-meeting in 1809, showing the temper of the inhabitants of Amherst in the days immediately preceding the war of 1812, the second gives a graphic account of the burning of a small-pox hospital, one of the first established in this section.
TOWN VOTE IN 1809.
At a legal Town meeting of the freeholders and other Inhabitants of the town of Amherst, holden on the 30 day of January 1809, for the purpose of considering the alarming state of the country, the following resolves were passed : viz.
Whereas it is the right as well as the duty of citizens peaceably to assemble, and express their opinion of public men and public measures; as well as petition the government for redress of grievances, while they suffer :
And whereas the exercise of this right and this duty become all important. At this awful crisis of our public concerns, when grievous and embarrassing restraints are laid upon our commerce: when we are forbidden the use of the ocean, that great highway of nations, which we have inherited from our Fathers, and which the God of Nature hath given us, in common with others of mankind.
When the natural and lawful traffic among ourselves is, under the sanction of law, shackled in almost every possible minner: when in consequence thereof, dis- tress and embarrassment are felt by every class in the community, and many
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thousands of our valuable citizens thrown out of employment, and themselves. their wives. and children, thereby reduced to want and beggary : When we are threatened as a nation. with hostility from abroad, and with a military despotism from within : In fine, when one universal ruin threatens to swallow up the rights liberties and independence of our country, the dearest birthright inherited from our ancestors, and the choicest blessings which the God of Nature hath been pleased to bestow upon us.
We the people of this town, feeling a deep and solemn sense of the calamities and disastrous situation, into which these United States are plunged; and the duty lying upon us and all good citizens, to rally round the Constitution of our country, and bear public testimony to our rights; and our abhorrence of all such whether in or out of power, who dare to invade them, do hereby resolve :
I. That we are firmly and inviolably attached to the constitution of the United States, and to that charter of our liberties, under God, and a faithful adherence to its principles, under the administrations of WASHINGTON and ADAMS, do we ascribe our unexampled prosperity, as a nation, during the first twelve years of its existence.
2. That in all countries, a distinction ought to be made between the govern- ment and the administration of the government. The constitution of govern- ment may be pure, and the administration corrupt. And in our own country. while we admire our national constitution, and the republican principles contained therein, as explained and illustrated by the administration of a WASHINGTON: we are constrained to believe, and with sorrow to express this belief, that the measures pursued by our present administration, for these eight years, have an anti-republican tendency, and are contrary to the spirit and genius of our excellent constitution. Eight years ago, we were respected abroad, we were happy at home, at peace with ourselves, and with all the world : we were engaged in a lucra- tive commerce, our treasury and our store houses were full. and we were strangers to the cries of want. But through the unskilfulness of our present administra- tion, as a nation, we are despised abroad, among foreign nations : we are in distress at home : we are in a state of warfare among ourselves. and with all the world. Our commerce is destroyed, our treasury and our pockets are empty; and our poverty continually increasing upon us.
3. That the reason assigned by the government for passing the catalogue of Embargo Laws, are in our estimation totally insufficient for a measure. so doubt- ful in principle, and so ruinous in its consequences to the people of these United States.
4. That whatever reasons might have existed, at the commencement of the Embargo system, they must now be done away, as the prohibitions thereby laid on our commerce are known to be pleasing to France and harniless towards Great Britain, and to generate evils for the people of these United States, incalculably greater than for any nation on earth, and that therefore, a continuance of the Embargo, by the administration, is a wanton sacrifice of the interests of the people, and an abandonment of the principles of the Constitution.
5. . That the rights and privileges guaranteed to us by our national and state constitutions and bill of rights, are essential to the security of freedom, and that any laws annulling or infringing those important immunities, is contrary to the Constitution : and not obligatory upon the citizen. And that therefore, the late act of Congress making further provision for enforcing the embargo, strikes at the
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root of civil liberty, and is a gross and violent outrage of the most essential pro- vision of the Constitution, and the rights of the people.
6. That we view with alarm, the increase of the standing army of the United States and the numerous detachments from the militia, as we can see no reason therefor, unless it be, to enforce obedience to a wicked and obnoxious law, at the point of the bayonet.
7. That we view with deepest concern, the obstinate determination of the administration, to persist in a measure once adopted against the prayers and remonstrances of a large portion of their constituents, and we believe against the true interests of our country. Most of all do we deplore that cool and deliberate tyranny, which at present pervades our public councils, and which, unless arrested, by the genius of New England, will inevitably lead to a more confirmed despotism, or to a division of these United States.
S. And that we will use all constitutional measures to procure redress of the evils and calamities which we in common with our fellow citizens of the United States suffer ; and inasmuch as our former petitions to the President of the United States have been unattended to, we will confide in the wisdom and patriotism of the Legislature of our own state, to devise such methods, as they may deem con- sistent with the Constitution, to restore the sinking interests and honor of our common country.
SAMUEL GAMWELL, Moderator.
Attest SAM. F. DICKINSON, Town Clerk.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF BURNING THE HOSPITAL.
Hadley November the 7 1776 on thursday the 7 day of November Sun about one hour high at night there came to us as we were In the hospital of Doct Col- mans erecting three men who were said by those who knew them that they were - Paterson and -- Coffin of Pelham and -toon of Amherst and orderd us to leave the hospital and go of or we must take the fate of staying we told them that we should Not leave the house for we came In by order and we meant to Stay they told us that the house should not stand one hour and half and went away and In the fore part of the evening of the above mentiond day there came the above mentined Paterson and asked If we did not Intend to go of and leave the house we told him we did not there Immediately apeard a larg body of men I Judge Not less than forty and cried out fire It Some Says not yet but within two or three minutes there was a general voice fire Immediately upon that Reuben Dickinson Junr Benjamin Buckman and Samuel Buckman run Into the house and took fire from the herth and put It Into a slawbunk and knoct the slawbunk to peices and put on the fire In the slaw bunk and gatherd other fuel and put to the fire and knoct the windows to peices and soon got the house all In aflame besides the above mentioned Names I saw In the Body Noah Dickinson Noadiah Luis James hendrick all of Amherst a true account of the Proceedings of this Burning fiveteen of us out of our house who were under Enoculation according to my observation.
NATHANIEL WHITE.
Index of Part I. S. H
Abbe, Mason 79. 609 Abby, Samuel 204 Abbott, Daniel 95, 611
Abbott, J S C 466
Abbott, Jacob 170, 599
Abbott, Nathaniel S4
Abbott, Widow, 600
Abercrombie, Isaac 277.430 Abercrombie, Robert IS9 Adam, M T 201
Adams, Abner 20, 63, 85, 113, 599. 600, 605 Adams, Allen J 440
Adams, Asa 22, 289, 352
Adams, Charles 273, 280, 290, 311. 312, 318, 331, 338, 362, 368, 449, 584, 585, 605
Adams, Charles B 177, 180, 490, 519. 527 Adams, Charles D 268, 412, 582 Adams, David 83, 612
Adams, Edward H 519
Adams, Elizabeth C 154 Adams, Geo E 201
Adams, Mrs H #1 254
Adams, Henry 473
Adams, Mrs Henry 523 Adams, Herbert B 68, 351. 412 Adams, Isaiah 599, 600 Adams, J G 356
Adams, John 59, 74. 605 Adams, John S 154, 290, 305. 310. 312, 315. 316, 331. 337, 338, 357, 576, 587. 5SS, 605
Adams. J S & C 193, 305. 339- 341. 342, 346. 347, 367.449 Adams, Louisa 191 Adams, Nathan 443
Adams, Nathaniel 1) 582 Adams, Rufus.265
Adams, Sylvester H 490, Almy, Eliza ISS
514, 520 Adams, Thomas, 94, 133, 605, 611
Adams, William 463 Agassiz, Louis 554. 555 Agawam 3 Ainsworth, Forester 414
Ainsworth, Forester P 334, 336. 351 Aitcheson, John S 494 Albee. Charles 1 516, 520 Albee, Earl 386
Albee, John E 387
Alden, Elijah So, 612
Alden, F E 327
Aldrich, C C 320
Aldrich, C P 387
Aldrich, Joseph 83, 92, 612
Aldrich, S N 326
Alexander 6 Alexander, C L 304
Alexander, Hannah 25 Alexander, Nathaniel 25
Allen, Amasa So, $3, 133, 605, 611 Allen, B W 409, 437, 450, 496 Allen. Benjamin 300. 388 Allen, Benjamin P 491. 516 520
Allen, B F 297 Allen, Mrs E H 254 Allen, Edward 600 Allen, Hiram H 334- 337 Allen, Henry F 247, 352 456
Allen, Jonathan 93, 612 Allen, L H 297, 411, 413 Allen. Lewis W 251 Allen, M A 450, 452, 496, 585 Allen, Paul 357 Allen, Phineas 113, 605
Allen, Rufus 152 Allen, Samuel 605 Allen, Timothy 349 Allis, Elijah 470
! Allis, John 20, 598
Alvord, Aaron $5, 611 Alvord, Henry E 552, 555. 563
Alvord, Moses 84 Ames, J T 549
Amherst Academy 143-160. 162-164, 180, 181, 186, 187. 189, 192, 194, 196, 197, 260, 262, 271, 273, 278, 357, 558
Amherst & Belchertown R R 193, 195, 197, 314- 318, 383
Amherst College 58, 141. 144, 147-149, 153. 155-182. 186-196, 198. 200, 204. 206- 212, 225-227, 231-235, 271,
272, 274, 275, 304, 333, 341, 346, 352-354, 524- 531, 533. 538. 539, 542, 547, 558, 559. 561 Amherst, Jeffery 68-73
Amons, Robert, 95, 612 Anderson, E 237 Anderson. William 513-520 Andrews, Benjamin 391 Andrew, John A 474. 475. 536. 537, 539- 544. 558 Andrews, Salvader 239.5$5 Appleton, Samuel 177 Arms. G W 469
Arthur. Louis A 247 Ashley. Joseph 110 Atherton. Jonathan IS, 59
Atkins, G E 414
Atkins, Edward 440 Atkinson, Edward 320 Austin. 1. 236 Avres. Amos $5, 113. 600. 609, 611 Ayres, Josiah 349, 471, 57 S. 584. 585 Ayres. Matilda 576
Backus. Simon 110 Bacon, Andrew 4 Bacon, Henry S 387 Bages, John 335. 354 Bailey, Winthrop 145
Baker. Alfred 279. 280. 362. 376. 538. 576. 504. 585 Baker, Asahel 504, 520
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Baker, Catherine W 437 Baker, Charles K 4So, 490, 505, 520 Baker. Dorothy 150 Baker, E J. 426, 427. Baker, Elijah 20, 28, 55, 63, So, 83. 92, 107, 121, 573, 585, 588, 593, 600, 605. 609, 61I Baker, Elisha 85 Baker, Enos 28, 145, 159, 193, 207, 277, 575, 585, 609
Baker, Mrs Enos 76
Baker. Ezra 490, 505, 520
Baker, Hannah 28
Baker, Isaac 609
Baker. J A 247 379. 471. 509, 520
Baker. Joanna 150
Baker, John 28, 605
Baker, Martha 28
Baker, Martin 28. 358, 404, 573, 584, 585. 605. 609 Baker, Noah 18, 605
Baker, Osmyn 55. 150, 190, 191, 193. 194, 335, 336, 340, 358, 375, 376, 402. : Barton, George H 510. 520 453: 579. 584. 588, 605 Baker, Sarah 28. 29
Baker, Simeon 600
Baker. William L 194
Ball. Albert W 355. 393
Ball, Edwin W 516. 520
Ball, Henry C 455, 490, 513; 520 Ball, John D 512, 520
Ball, Loren 384, 413
Ball, Lurintha 578
Ball, Mason. 236. 237
Ball. Nelson O.48o. 488. 490, 501. 512, 520
Ball, Silas 393- 47I
Ballard. Jeremiah S4
Ballentine. William G 43
Ballou. Amariah 609
Ballou. Hiram 244
Bangs, Azubah D) 150
Bangs, Charles H1 302
Bangs, D K 539
Bangs, E I) 332, 336. 419. 424, 587. 588
Bangs, Enoch 600
Bangs, O C 302
Bangs, Wm F 449
Banister. D K 243
Banister, Marchia 150
Bardwell. Alonzo 312
Bardwell. \ F 365
Bardwell. Mrs A M 306
Belden. Joseph 28
Belden, Aaron 577 Belden, Pomeroy 210, 357
Belden, Rufus 577 Belding. Abigail 29
Belding. Elihu 29. 609
Belding, Elizabeth 29 Belding. Hepzibah 29
Belding, Hezekiah 20. 21. 2S, 61. 86, 106, 113, 114. IS2, 183. 598. 600, 605. 609, 611
Belding, John 29, 95. 605. 61I Belding, Jonathan 94. 605. 612 Belding. Martha 29 Belding, Mary 29
Belding, Mehitable 25
Belding, Samuel 26, 28, 605 Belding, Samuel Jr 13
Belding, Stephen 13, 28
Belding, Submit 29
Bell, Frederick R 4SS. 490. 498, 508, 520 Bell. George H 379, 395. 5.10, 54S Bement, J E 473
Bemis Heights 85. 90. 95
Benjamin, Daniel 85, 612
Bennett, C F 366
Bennett. S J 331
Bennington. 85 Bent, Josiah 153. 201. 256
Bentley. Bradford 360 Benton, Clara 575
Beston. Dennis 508. 520
Beston, John Jr 293. 490. 498, 508, 520 Beston, Patrick 4SS. 490. 508. 520 Bevins. William 242
Bigelow. Frank B 255 Bigelow, Noah 92. 612
Bigelow, O F 470
Billings. Aaron 29. 113. 133. 190, 370. 371. 605. 609 Billings. Ame 29 Billings, David 29. 133
Billing, Ebenezer 13
Billings. Elizabeth R 577
Billings. Ethan S1. 612
Billings. Frederick 529
Billings. Hannah 29 Billings. Israel 426 Billings. James 212 Billings. Jerusha 29 Billings, Joel 21. 29. So, 106, 123. 127. 133. 385. 585, 600. 605. 611 Billings. Joel Jr 133 Billings, John 20. 21, 28. 29. 31, 46, 63. 74. So. St.
Bardwell. II J 297. 505, 520 | Belden. Mary 28
Barnard. Alvan 265 Barnard, Francis 156
Barnard. Samuel 13. 15 Barnard. Selah 63 Barnard, Wm 444
Barnes. James $3. 92, 612 Barnum, HON 528
Barrett. Benjamin 525
Barrett, Catherine 27 Barrett, Rachel 457 Barrows, Ashley W 490, 505, 520 Barrows, W 450
Barrows, William Jr 548
Barry, M E 250
Bartlett, Aaron 94, 95, 612 Bartlett, D J 450
Bartlett. Dwight 385
Bartlett. Edward 513, 520 Bartlett. Joab 385
Bartlett, Joseph F 512, 520
Bartlett, Lewis A 510, 520 Bartlett, Milo A 490, 510,
520 Barton, Austin 480, 490, 501, 514, 520 Barton, Charles H 4So, 48S, 490. 505, 520
Barton, Morrison 490, 516, 520 Barton, Walter 220'
Bascom, Francis 149
Bascom, Moses 19 Bascom, Thomas 20, 58, So, 106, 600, 611
Bassett. Andrew L 548. 554 Bassett, Austin B 561, 562 Bassett. W G 440
Bassett, Wyett M 379
Bates, Samuel P 151
Beaman. Mina D) 353. 595 Beaman, Warren H 256. 258 Beebe, N S 382 Beecher, Henry Ward 271. 528 Beecher. Lyman 272
Beecher. Sarah IS4 Beers. Capt 6, 7 Begley. John 438
Belchertown, 10. 14, 15, 17, 47,62, 77. 84. 112, 114. 159; 160, 19S. 216. 225. 230, 244, 258. 279. 280, 284. 315-317. 321, 322, 325, 328, 331. 332, 335. 376. 378, 356, 387, 3SS. 411, 431. 453. 460, 530, 572. 575 Belden. John 57
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87, 97, 106, 113, 114, 121, 126, 137, 182-184. 584, 585, 588, 599, 600, 605, 609, 611 Billings, John Jr 83, 611 Billings, Joseph 63 Billings, Lois 29 Billings. Lucy 190 Billings. Martha 29
Billings, Moses 29
Billings, Prudence 28 Billings, Richard 29
Billings, Sarah 29 Billings. Silas 83. 95, 125, 611
Billings, Ursula 29. 184
Birnie, William 424
Bishop, Reuben So, 612
Bissell, Asahel 609
Bissell, Amy 24 Bixbee, Dolly 150 Bixbee. Rufus 609
Bixby, Maria 574
Blackman. David 94. 612
Blair. Charles 296. 297 Blair, Josephi 460. 609 Blanchard, L R 357
Blanchard, Loren 299
Bliss, Ebenezer 47: 349
Bliss, Edwin E 153
Bliss, George 335 Bliss, George L 499 Bliss, Homer 344
Bliss, Wm L 510, 520 Blodgett. Asahel 609
Blodgett, David 20-22, 60, 63, So. 84-86. 89. 106. 133. 598, 600, 605, 609, 611 Blodgett, David Jr 113 Blodgett, Jerusha gy
Blodgett, Minerva 577 Bloody Brook 7 Blynn. Joseph 449
Bogue, Elisha 240 Boice. Sanford 136
Boles, Joseph 600
Bolio, Cephas B 490, 517, 520 Bolio, Charles C 505. 520 Bolio, Levi M 4SS. 490. 495, 505. 520 Bolles, Joseph 106 Bolster, Frank E 505, 520 Bolter, E G 251 Boltwood, Abigail 25
Boltwood. Charles S 190 Boltwood, Charles U 19o Boltwood. Ebenezer 25. 58. 87. 89. 93. 101. 102. 134. 144. 336, 572. 555. 588. 650, 605. 609. 611 Boltwood, Edmund 379.48o. . Bowers, Charles G 436
490, 494, 504, 520. 523 Boltwood, Edward 190 Boltwood, Eleazer 125 Boltwood, Elijah 145, 159. 185, 188, 205, 263. 277, 312, 336, 358, 372, 374, 381, 382, 404, 471, 584, 585, 605, 609 Boltwood, Elisha 609 Boltwood, Fanny S 190
Boltwood, Lucius 151-154, ISO, 190. 253, 273, 330, 335, 336, 393- 448, 470, 583, 605
Boltwood. Mrs Lucius 425 Boltwood. Lucius M' 190. 192. 333. 453 Boltwood. Lydia 25 Boltwood, Martha 25, 36 Boltwood, Mary, 25: 36 Boltwood, Robert 25. 97 Boltwood, Ruth 25, 36
Boltwood, Samuel 13, 17. 25, 29. 34. 40, 87, 89, 102, 125, ISS, 190, 382, 600, 605
Boltwood. Sarah 25
Boltwood, Solomon 15. IS. 25. 40, 46, 49. 50. 55, 5S. 61, 62. 75. 82. 95, 101, 102. 107: 125, 141. 3SI, 572. 585. 598, 600, 605. 609. 611
Boltwood, Solomon Jr 10 Boltwood. Thomas K 190 Boltwood, William 9. 20. 21, 25. 55, 61. 62. 82, 101. 102, 106. 190, 263. 598. 600. 605. 609
Bond. Solomon 384, 609 Bond. William 316
: Boston, 4. 25. 31. 33. 48, 56, Brown. Joseph 315 64, 75. 77, 79. 87. 100, 101. Brown, J B 414 102. 123. 133. 135. 136. Brown. Perez R 511. 521
140, 142-144. 169. 185, ISS. Brown. Robert S1. 388. 612 189, 231. 232, 236, 246, 248, 2SS. 305-307. 309. 312, 314. 316, 321, 323-327, 332, 336. 339, 373-375- 377. 386. 357. 434. 438, 456. 459. 406, 474-477. 479. 528. 551. 560
Bowdoin, E G 310. 312, 337 Bowdoin. William 312
Bowman, Henry 4SS, 490, 513. 520 Bowman. James 48o. 490, 505, 520
Bowman, Truman 510, 521 Bowman, William 609 Boyd, H W 221
Boyden. James W 2So. 313. 335. 337. 376. 377. 379, 408. 453. 579. 587. 588 Boyden. Wyatt C 579 Boynton. Charles P 519
Boltwood, Harriet 150 Boltwood, Hannah 25, 36, Boynton. Henry E 488. 490. 516. 521 Bradford. William 197 Bragg. S A 245 Brattle, William 66 102 Boltwood, Jemima. 25 Boltwood. John S7, 89, 94, 95, 611
Branch, C F 470
Breck. Robert 119, III
Breed, Walter M 248
Brennan. Francis 250 Brewer, Stephen 308
Brewster. John H 344 Bridgman, Augustus 216 Bridgman, Calvin 330. 331 Bridgman, E 357 Bridgman. E S 356. 357
Bridgman. Erastus S 391, 465 Bridgman. H P 413, 414 Bridgman. Harriet 578 Bridgman. J G 356 Bridgman, Jonathan 216, 319. 385. 579. 585. 605 Bridgman. R B 219. 579 Bridgman. Solen H 438 Bridgman. Theodore 385 Bridgman. Victor H 560
Brigham, Francis 320. 322 Briggs, Oliver 93. 24. 612 Briggs, Preserved 83. 612 Brooks. John 598 Brookfield. 6. 11. 12. 46. 75. 112
Brooks. William P 557, 564. 565 Brown. A H 306 Brown. Amariah L. 483
Brown. Samuel $6. 612 Brown, William 13 Bruce. C C 221 Brush, A 1. 254 Bryant. Horatio 152 Bryant, James W 519. 521 Bucklin. Julia 579 Bucknam, Benjamin 63.So. 84. 86. 03. 611. 615 Bucknam, Peletiah. 63
Boltwood, George S 190
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Buckman. Samuel 79, So, | Champlin, Jason 488, 490, '83, 92, 611, 615 Buel, A P 238
Buffum, Emma O 275
Buffum, Miss V W 275
Buffum, Thomas H 549
Bullard, Amos Jr 152
Bullman, W F 369
Bunker Hill SI. 98
Burchit, John 84
Burgess, Ebenezer 149,152
Burke. Samuel H 518. 521
Burnett, G B 293
Burnett, Jonathan 84
Burnham. George 246, 247, 295, 301, 302, 436
Burnham, John 462
Burnham, Sylvester 238
Burns, John S1. 712
Chauncey, Catharine 26
Burns, William 520
Burroughs, George S 232
Burt, Henry 584
Burt, Huldah 28
Burt, Joshua S4
Burt. Thomas 28
Bush, John S4
Bussey, Benjamin 536
Butterfield, Nathaniel 84
Butler. Abel A 449
Butler, Jonathan H 30S
Cadwell, F A 431 Calhoun, William B 176, 274
Cannon, Owen 513, 521 Carley. Peter 600 Carpenter. Addison 438 Carpenter, E W 346, 472 Carpenter, Malcolm A 252 Carpenter, Richard 609 Carter, Nathaniel 576
Carter, Samuel C 318, 331,
333, 337-341, 346. 352, 354, 390, 455. 485. 486. Chauncey, Samuel 26
492, 576, 578, 584, 587, 588 Cary, W H 548
Casey, M F 548
Casson, Henry 518. 521
Caswell, William B 303
Cate, H J 352. 353, 368
Cates, Albert 490, 495. 505. 521
Caulkings. Elizabeth 579 Chadbourne, Paul A 545. :547, 560. 561, 562 Challiner, William 520
Church. David 26 Church, Eber 26 Church, Edward 13. 15 Church. Edwin P 439
Church, Elihu $ 394 Church. Elijah 609
Church, Experience 26 Church, Giles 26, So, 85. 113, 114, 133. 349, 600. 609, 611
Church, Jesse 26 Church, John 3449 Church, Jonathan 26 Church. Joseph 13, 19. 26. 43. 87, 94. 107. 572, 585. 538, 598. 600, 606, 609. 611
Church, Joseph Jr 145, 159. 609 Church, Josiah 13 Church, Malachi 26 Church, Margaret 26
Church, Mary 26
Church, Moses 150
Church, Nathaniel 17, 26, 30, 33, 36, 51. 58, 605 Church, Nathaniel Jr 9, 61, 62
Church, Rachel 26 Church, Richard 9 Church, Ruth 26
Church, Sally 574
Church, Samuel 13, 18, 19, 26, 54, 63, 81, 470, 572. 599, 600, 611 Church, Sarah 26
Church, Spencer Jr 484. 490, 491, 511, 521 Church, Sylvanus 26. 145 Church, Thankful 26
Church, Timothy 26
Church, William H 26
Clapp, Charles 136
Claflin, William 555
Chauncey, Rev Mir 31, 32
Chauncey, Richard 17, 26, 36, 46. 59, 101. 598, 605
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Clapp, Oliver 19, 27, 57. So, 113, 114. 133. 136. 194. 303. 374, 460, 600, 606, 609, 611
Clapp. Oliver Jr 609
Clapp, Oliver M 190, 194. 298, 306, 375. 443. 444. 606
Clapp, Preserved 18, 19. 20, 24, 27, 62, 136, 182. 606 Clapp & Rust 298, 443. 445 Clapp, Sarah 27, 598 Clapp, Timothy 27, 106. 600 Clapp, William 27, 133.600
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Chauncey, Isaac 26, 82, 96, 97, 101
Chauncey, Israel 599 Chauncey, Jerusha 26
Chauncey, Josiah 20, 26, 53, 55, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 81, 82, 87, 89, 96, 101. 102, 106, 107, 138, 585. 587, 588, 598, 600, 605
Chauncey. Medad 26 Chauncey, Mary 26 Chauncey, Moses 26 Chauncey, Oliver 26
Clapp, Charles 379, 510, 521 Clapp. Charles D) 297 Clapp, Henry W 30S Clapp, Irene 27 Clapp, Lucy 24. 27 Clapp, Mary 27 Clapp, Miriam 27
Chauncey, Sarah 26 Chays, James 600
Chickwallop 1, 2, 3
Child, J B 238 Childs. Hannah 23
Childs, Samuel 23
Church, Aaron 150
Church. Abigail 26 Church, Benjamin 26, 605 Church. Daniel 26, 85, 600, 611
Chamberlain, A Juliette 154 Chamberlain. G M 251, 252, 366. 367 Chamberlain, Mrs G M 255 , Church, Eunice 26
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