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Charles and Lizzie R.,
Thomas J. and Mary E., Charles C. and Betsey G., Cornelius F. and Mary E., John F. and Emma F., Frank and Marcia B., George S. and Lucinda, John F. and Carrie R., George F. and Maggie M., Fred. L. and Dora F., Heman and Harriet Eliza, William H. and Alice A., Orin B. and Betsey M., Wilbur F. and Clara B.,
Plymouth, Plymouth, Middleboro, Plymouth, Plymouth, Jersey City, Plymouth, Plymouth,
Plymouth. 'Randolph. Plymouth. Sandwich. Plymouth. Plymouth. Plymouth.
Taunton. Scotland.
Boston. Plymouth.
Portland.
Middleboro.
66
19, 22, 23,
John Joseph Taylor, Effie Frances Sears, Harrison Warren Robbins, Robina Flockțon, Orin B. Sherman, Robert Irving Bramhall,
John A. and Isabella N.,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Horace M. and Catharine S.,
Portsmouth, N. H., Germany,
Plymouth. Germany. Italy.
67
April 66
.
4,
Lilla Florence Mahuren,
Temple H. and Emma,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
54
5, 7, 9, 13,
Bernice Alden Bartlett, Alfred Lawrence Coupe, Josiah A. E. Howard, Elizabeth G. Gallier, Hattie May Morse, Sadie Jennette Rice, Joseph Costa, Charles Clifton Morton,
Edward K. and Hannah I.,
Plymouth,
Fairhaven.
Charles and Laura Louise, Luigi and Mary,
England, Italy,
Falmouth. Italy. Plymouth.
William P. and Hattie C.,
Plymouth,
Germany.
66
George W. Chase,
Mabel Labrache,
May 66
14,1 18, 21, 26, 26, 30, 1, 2,
Emile Basler,
Peter and Barbara, Walter H. and Minnie J.,
Germany, West Harwich,
Pembroke.
Canada,
Hopkinton.
Joseph T. and Katie A., Peleg S. B. and Hattie M.,
Wareham,
Plymouth.
66
Mary Mute,
Bartholomew and Annie S.,
Plymouth,
Bridgewater.
Plymouth,
Plymouth. Halifax, N. S.
James Silas Alton Valler,
Silas and Rhoda,
Plymouth,
Rochester.
Nahum J. and Mary E.,
Plymouth,
Duxbury.
William and Mary E.,
Blackburn, Eng., Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Josiah B. and Cynthia T.,
Nicholas and Annie,
Germany,
Plymouth. Germany.
66
28, 30, 1, 2, 3, ,
Ernest A. Pierce,
Charles A. and Laura,
Plymouth,
Providence, R. I.
24, 24,
John A. Richmond,
26,
Horace M. Saunders,
26,
Rosie Elizabeth Haupt,
Joseph and Mary E.,
Domenecio and Artemezzae R.,
Italy,
66
John Sullivan, Clara Agnes McLean,
Alexander K. and Effie B.,
Gad R. Bartlett,
Great Barrington, Lowell, Plymouth, Plymonth, Plymouth, Plymouth,
66
BIRTHS-Continued.
DATE.
NAMES.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
FATHER.
MOTHER.
1884.
May 7,
66
9.
Ernest Briggs Frasier,
William A. and Lucy E.,
Raynham,
South Scituate.
66
15,
Alton II. Douglass,
Elisha T. and Annie E.,
Plymouth,
Rochester.
18,
Alice ( lifton Paulding,
George B. and Bertha C.,
Plymouth,
France,
Cape Breton.
66
21.
Kate Leichty, Horace Heath,
Plymouth,
Nova Scotia.
68
66
21,
Edward B. Nightingale,
Lorenzo L. and Minnie,
Plymouth,
Waquoit.
66
23. 24,
Eleon Wasson,
Alexander and Theresa C.,
Scotland,
Boston.
66
24,
Helen M. Gooding,
Benjamin W. and Lydia S.,
Plymouth,
Duxbury.
66
24,
Grace Imogene Carpenter,
Samuel and Sarah L.
East Poland, Me.,
Oxford, Me.,
24,
George William Mauss,
Bartholomew and Wilhelmina,
France,
Roxbury. Plymouth.
. ‹‹
26,
66
28.
John Carlton Kendrick,
James F. and Susan M.,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
June
3, 4,
Willie Herbert Erickson, John Weber,
Charles and Rosa, Lyman F. and Emma L.,
Germany, Westport,
Dighton.
6, Gertrude May Davis,
Charles H. and Cordelia R.,
Falmouth, .
Plymouth.
Carver,
Nova Scotia.
7, George Jacob Shaw,
Roland H. and Maria E., Roland Il. and Maria E., 1
Fred L. and Mary N.,
Carver, Plymouth,
Nova Scotia.
7, James E. Shaw,
66
11, Lottie Frederika Churchill,
Benjamin and Amelia,
Nova Scotia,
Nova Scotia. Marshfield.
13,
Harry Richmond Talbot,
Richmond and Frances A.,
South Scituate,
Plymouth.
18,
Lewis and Lexie,
Michael F. and Josephine, Daniel and Catharine,
Ireland,
Ireland.
25,
Ernest Holmes, Augustus E. Burgess,
Solomon M. and Rebecca F., Vinal F. and Caroline R.,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Marietta Burbank,
Arthur W. and Ruth H.,
Plymouth,
Plymonth.
John A. and Annie B.,
Sweden,
Sweden. France.
5,
6, Lyman Chester Tripp,
Plymouth,
.
BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS.
Plymouth.
Lexzinnia Terior,
John Michael Callahan,
June 11, Annie Madden, John Melvin Holmes, 66 12, Frederick Russell Snow,
17, 23, 24, 25,
Herbert Percy Finney,
66
Ethel .Clifton Bartlett,
66
66
July 66
26, 27, 2, 2, 7, 14, 14,
Pauline Barbet Dries, .
.John Carver Fuller,
Bertha Antoinette Finney,
Caroline Morgan,
Richard H. and Joanna W.,
New Bedford, .
Plymouth. Plymouth.
14.
Charles Davis Morgan, Frederick Harold Wright, Sarah Elizabeth Wolf,
William H. and Mary A.,
.
Germany,
-Boston.
Nova Scotia, .
"Nova Scotia.
66
15, 16, 16, 17, 19, 21,
Bertha May Stevens, Joshua Laurence Taylor, :. Lahan. Burt, Briggs, Winslow B. Sherman,
Laban B. and Ella S.,
Plymouth, .
Plymouth.
69
Charles W. and Susan S.,
Plymouth,
. Pembroke. . Providence, R. I.
Walter J. and Martha B.,
William T. and Catharine B.,
East Wareham,
'Nova Scotia.
25.
Sadie May Hatton,
Gertrude Linwood Mahler,
Aug.
Warren F. Sears, Charles Harrison Tobey,
.
66
66
26, 1, 6, 8, 9, Amy Franklin Holines, 14, George Franklin Ward,
William H. and Dora, George and Addie, Benjamin F. and Abbie B.,
Plymouth, Carver,
Plymouth. Plymouth.
Plymouth, 9
Boston. Plymouth.
Plymouth,
:Germany, ·Nova Scotia,
Germany. Falmouth.
James W. and Hortensia E.,
Ireland,
· Ireland.
Robert Francis Callahan,
Lilian Perkins Newhall,
25, Henry W. Nelson,
James J. and Susan M., .. Robert M. and Sarah S., William N. and Fannie A., James H. and Edith, Orin C. and Beulah J.,
Plymouth, Plymouth, Plymouth, Plymouth,
Medway. North. Bridgewater. Plymouth, : " Nova Scotia. California .. -
Plymouth, . ..
Plymouth, . Plymouth,
Germany,
Plymouth,
Joseph C. and Susie F., Clark and Antoinette C.,
Plymouth,
Duxbury. Plymouth. :Wareham. Germany. Plymouth. Sandwich.
Richard H. and Joanna W.,
„New Bedford, Canada,
-East Bridgewater.
John and Nellie R., Charles E. and Elevia A., Patrick and Sarah J.,
Cape Breton,
Plymouth.
:Northboro,
Peter and Mary F.,
Plymouth, Plymouth,
Plymouth. Kingston. South Boston.
Harrison L. and Helen M.,
New Bedford,
Płymonth,
Scotland.
James A. and Natalie H., . : Charles and Hannah A.,
Charles and Christiana,
Eugene and Ellen M., Leander P. and Carrie E., George W. and Jennie, -
Plymouth,
Rochester.
Plymouth,
England.
Benjamin W. Towns, Stoddard, Elisha D. Wood, :
J. Wallace and Augusta F., William P .: and Annie C., William H. and Arabella D., Antoine and Paulina B.,
Milford,
18, 19, 23, 24, 24, 25,
Morton Collingwood, Arthur Lawton Ellis, John Schaffer, Eva May Pratt,
Howard D. Yates,
Dora Elizabeth Mclaughlin,
-Nathaniel M. and Bessie,
BIRTHS -Continued.
DATE.
NAMES.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
1884.
"Aug. 26, 26,
Thomas Leslie Cassady, Mary Griffin,
Samuel and Mary F., James M. and Maggie F., Edward E. and Mary F.,
Ireland, Ireland,
East Bridgewater. Ireland.
:
29,
Freddy Tinan McNeil,
James and Mary,
Scotland,
Wareham.
29,
Morton L. Robbins,
Chauncey. M. and Bethia E.,
: Plymouth, Nova Scotia,
:Plymouth.
29,
Ralph Clifton Morrison, Martha Frances Sampson,
Simeon H. and Nancy W., Jesse and Deborah,
Plymouth, Plymouth,
:Plymouth.
30,
Martha Frances Weston, Annie Lois Morrison,
Alexander and Margaret J.,
Monument,
: Nova Scotia.
Sept.
John K. Kelly, Leonard A. Nightingale,
---
John G. and Ada A .. Josiah V. and Mary J.,
Easton,
Plymouth.
,Fredericksburg, Va.
12, 14,
Nellie Nye Eldredge,
Plymouth,
'Quincy.
Plymouth,
; Plymouth.
Boston,
"Plymouth. Canada.
East Taunton,
"Germany,
Germany,
26, Jacob Rudolph,
26, Mercie Brown .Atwood,
Calvin F. and . Abby J.,
George F. and Susan H ..
Revere, Plymouth,
:'Plymouth.
Plymouth.
28,e| Susie F. Pierce,
BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS.
FATHER.
: MOTHER.
Plymouth,
Plymouth. Milford.
70
31, 1,
James S. and Mary, David W. and Idella,
Holton, Me., Plymouth, Plymouth,
: Martha's Vineyard.
66
2, 8,
Ada Luella Walker, Nellie May Dean.
11,
12, Edith Foster Milburn,
Lillian Evelyn T. Burgess,
Plymouth, Chelsea,
Monson. Plymouth.
18,
18, 19, 21,
Annie Sullivan, Walter Chapin Holmes, Harold C. Weeks, Delia Galligan,
Edward and Mary J., Ezra T. and Ellen S., William.T. and Flora .A., Jolin E. and Eliza .A., Fred. L. and Margaret H., John H. and Addie C., Thomas B. and Delia,
Boston,
Scotland.
Plymouth.
Robert H. and Lucia R.,
Plymouth.
30,
27,
Lida May Bassett,
Jacob and Louisa,
Oct.
1' 3,
Royal Harden Nickerson, Edward F. Parker, Bernice Frances Griffin,
Annie Basler,
66
9, 13,-€ 16, 17;, 22,7
6, 8, Alfred S. L. White, Andrew Leslie Lafayette, Mary Ellen Nickerson, Leonard: F. Haskell, Helen Winchester Clark, William Martin Curley, Alice Mahoney, Lydia Catharine Allen,
William H. and Lucy J., Martin and Mary Agnes,
Nova Scotia," Middleboro, Plymouth, Germany, Nova Scotia, Vermont, Nova Scotia, Plymouth, New Bedford,
Plymouth. ; Plymouth. Plymouth. Germany. Plymouth. Kingston. Nova Scotia. Maine.
Ireland,
Plymouth. Ireland.
Milbury,
Quincy.
Plymouth,
Baltimore, Md.
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Nova Scotia,
Nova Scotia.
20,
Bertha May Raymond,
21,
Orin Esdale Clark;
Belva Pratt, Lucy May Carnes,
Dec.
27, 14, 16,' 24,
Jennette B. Holmes, Mabel Parks,
24, Mary Jane Mawby,
William H. and Sophia P.,
Charles H. and Phebe J.,
Plymouth,
Nova Scotia.
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
26,
Addie. Frances Hall,
Joseph M. and Lottie G., Edward B. and Joanna ;; Herbert L. and Content C., John and Mary, Pascal H. and Sarah A., Louis N. and Margaret J., Warren S. and Emily J., Charles C. and Alice,
John J. and Mary Frances, George E. and Jennie, Seth W. and Nannie B., Michael and Philomena, James H. and Lucinda, James H. and Irene,
Henry E. and Laura,
East Bridgewater,
Pembroke.
Plymouth.
71
Plymouth. New Brunswick.
Duxbury.
25, 25 .:
Henry Luther Raymond,
Charles Marston Pratt,
Frank H. and Fanny,
John F. and Adelaide E.,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
.
.
23, 24, 8,1
Nov.
Harold W. Paty,.
1%,
Henry Elson Boudrot,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Plymouth,
Nova Scotia.
William H. and Lucy A., Charles H. and Emma F., Levi A. and Jennie S.,
Plymouth, Plymouth,
New Brunswick, Wareham,
· 4
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1884.
AGE.
DATE.
NAMES.
Years.
Months.
Days
1884
- Jan.
1,
Philip O'Connell,
39
1
Pneumonitis,
66
2,
Lucy Emily Bagnall,
61
3
20
4,
. Jerusha Clark,
89
5
12
5,
Lydia B. Dunbar,
22
3
Puerperal Convulsion, Old Age,
Seth and Mercy. [E. Weymouth.
.
6,
Seth Morton,
86
1
6,
Elizabeth Murray,
56
48
6
Valv. Disease of Heart,
6,
Edward W. Drew, John Ryan,
60
Pneumonia,
Premature Birth,
$6
13,
Lottie Dean Mellen,
4
20
Gastro Duodenitis,
66
13,
Jane Richardson,
70
9
Apoplexy,
15,
William Nickerson,
79
11
11
Suddenly,
Seth and Maria. John and Mary Ann.
..
17,
Samuel N. Millington, Frederick W. Robbins,
57
26
Paralysis,
Josiah and Rebecca. William and Saralı Corlew.
21,
Walter Payson Howe,
2
6
17
Brain Fever,
Nancy W. Ellis,
60
4
29
Consumption, '
William H. and Betsey Swift. Adoniram and Abigail.
29,
Hannah Elizab'h Bosworth
45
5
. Epilepsy,
29,
John Kingsley, Zoeth Clark,
60
5
12
Fatal Syncope from Cut Foot, Septæmia,
Feb.
1,
8,
Henry Br hman,
62
7
. 5
Consumption,
.
66
9,
John W. Perry,
45
4
25
Dilatation of Heart,
--
William B. and Sylvia J. ..
10,-
Patience Morse,
35
4
24
Pulmonary Consumption,
1
Typhoid Pneumonia,
Samuel. Died in South Hanson
12,
Henry Briggs,
61
8
4 25
Paralysis,
25,
Abigail B. Judson,
92
10
4
.Apoplexy,
20,
Sally Howland,
88
4
14
Old Age,
Horatio and Georgianna. Albert and Francis L. Died in Boston. Charles and Eleanor Venson.
72
9,
11,
John Edson Melix,
I
11
Apoplexy, Old Age,
Dennis and Hannah. Benjamin and Lucy. Cornelius and Jerusha Morey.
Wm. N. and Susan N. Magee. Died in
Phthisis Pulmo,
Jolin and Johanna Lynch. Winslow and Abby. Died in Kingston.
·
45
5
20,
Charles N. and Hannah T.
23,
Orin and Betsey B. William and Dora. John and Abigail. Andrew.
Daniel and Mary
-
CAUSE OF DEATH.
NAMES OF PARENTS, ETC.
.
DEATHS-Continued.
AGE.
DATE.
NAMES.
Years.
Months.
Days.
1884.
Hannah T. Holmes,
67
1
13
Abdominal Disease,
Feb.
13,
18,
Emma Larkins Simmons,
1
6
1
Diphtheria,
~
21,
Oliver Edes,
68
3
11
Bright's Disease,
22,
Elizabeth Sampson,
88
8
3
Old Age,
24,
Eliza O. Cox,
81.
4
11
Old Age,
26,
Frank Warren Gibbs,
17
1
16
Pulmonary Consumption,
27,
Bradford,
97,
Nathan B. Sampson,
51
10
15
Rheumatic Fever,
March 4,
Charles F. Perkins,
24
2
4
Pulmonary Phthisis,
Charlotte Pickard,
8,
Hannah Goodwin,
87
2
48
3
15
Suddenly,
John and Ellen Hughes.
Died in No.
16,
Betsey Doten,
60
11
19
Recorded in Hanson,
28,
Belinda Paulding,
44
8
Pulmonary Congestion,
April
3,
Elijah Walker,
72
8
6
General Debility,
7,
Mary M. Leach, Alba Wood,
63
9
2
Mortification,
10,
Abia P. Bartlett,
94
10
25
Heart Disease,
11,
Susan W. Leach,
49
3
19
Chronic Disease of Stomach,
12,
John W. Weston,
30
10
10
Chronic Disease of Kidneys,
14,
Sarah A. Pratt,
48
1
29
16
19,
Sadie Janette Rice,
1/2
20,
Laura Louise Rice,
34
7
5
Bright's Disease,
66
29,
Betsey Pierce,
39
19
Heart Disease,
66
21,
Caroline M. Brown,
73
-
5
General Debility,
25,
Francis Rogers,
63
-
15 Disease of Liver,
Job and Hannah T. Churchill. Robert L. and Rhoda E. Oliver.
William and Elizabeth Sherman.
Oliver and Sally Kempton.
Warren and Nancy E.
Cornelius F. and Mary E.
73
Charles H. and Mary E.
59
Brain Disease,
Old Age,
10,
Mary Ann Warren,
Jolin J. and Joanna Nutter. Died in
Died in Worcester. [Lowell.
80
-
-
Insane,
Caleb and Lydia Finney.
10,
Alba and Huldah. William and Abia Parsons.
William and Susan Hall. Henry and Henrietta. Ichabod and Mary Dean.
Died in [Hanson.
Charles and Laura Louisa.
Louis and Susan Grant.
Michael and Sarah.
Nathaniel and Rhoda Wood.
10
CAUSE OF DEATH.
NAMES OF PARENTS, ETC.
2hs
Premature Birth,
Truman and Ruth C.
7,
Benjamin and Charlotte. Lewis and Hannah Harlow. Winslow and Margaret. [Hanson.
I
Suddenly,
Feeble from Birth,
DEATHS-Continued.
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
DATE.
NAMES.
Years.
Mos.
Days.
1884.
Amelia Burtch,
39
6
4
Abdominal Tumor,
April 27,
27,
Nancy Cotton Weston,
58
2
14
Hemmorhage from Larynx,
May
1,
Mercy Warren Raymond,
66
10
2
Disease of Brain,
19,
John James McGrath,
22
10
7
Recorded in Kingston,
29,
Judith Hovey, Edmund Robbins,
74
10
June
3,
Joseph and Lucy.
Died in Taunton.
66
7,
Alvorado W. Wrightington
58
4
22
Recorded in Taunton,
8,
Catharine Burgess,
67
9
Paralysis,
12,
Irena Robbins Vaughn,
43
11
28
Typhoid Fever,
21,
Abby W. Briard,
41
-
-
Richard and Joanna. [in New York.
23,
Richard Pierce,
73
4
21
Heart Disease,
William and Elizabeth Rogers.
66
24,
Mary Clark,
90
4
6
66
27,
29,
Andrew Charles Scott,
22
8
8
Peritonitis,
July 66
1,
Sarah C. Hovey,
84
6
1
Consumption,
Annie J. Rogers,
48
8
19
Disease of Brain,
7,
Margaret Trott,
67
-
57
3
14
Typhoid Fever,
19,
Albert S. Kierstead,
11
13
Membraneous Croup,
:
22,
Nero Giles,
57
Found Dead,
Horace M. Saunders,
3
26
Cholera Infantum,
NAMES OF PARENTS, ETC.
Elias and Kate · Irish.
Joseph and Jane Barnes. [dusky, O.
Foster Brown,
5
-
Inanition,
Geo. W. and Hannah M. Died in San- Thomas and Lovica McGlathlin. Robert and Catharine. Died in Kings-
Charles and Annie Witherell.
[ton.
81
9
Old Age,
Enlargement of Prostrate,
William and Lois.
74
Seth and Catharine B. Andrew and Mary Ann. Samuel and Sally. Scipio and Harriet. Horace M. and Catharine.
Walter D. Burbank,
77
Heart Disease,
20,
22,
- Stoddard,
5hs
Feeble at Birth,
Angus and Jane.
Aaron and Sarah. Died in So. Boston. James and Mary Crossley.
3,
Paralysis,
16,
Catharine Bradish Bishop,
69
4
Bronchitis,
John and Susan Burgess.
Patrick and Mary Courtney. [water.
Ann Ryan,
Jacob and Matilda Perry. Died in Bridge- Lewis S. and Nancy B. Wadsworth. Died
18,
Puerperal Fever,
Old Age,
William P. and Annie C.
9,
23, John Weber,
1 1
18 17
66
24, Lucia H. Whitten,
26,
George A. Hall, Belle Howard,
17
3
66
26,
Harold Edson Morton,
-
4
66
26, 27,
Marion B. Fuller,
7 5
3 20 26
Phthisical Ulcerat'n of Larynx, Old Age, Clrronic Bronchitis,
31,
Lucy Thomas.
36 79 79 29 85
11 6
14 19
Old Age,
2,
Almeda M. Everson,
William M. Carr,
1 59
5
17
Died Suddenly.
7,
Henry B. Holmes,
66
3
2
Recorded in Braintree,
66
9,
Clara Agnes McLean,
63
19
Inflammation of Bowels,
66
12,9 12,
Truman Sampson, Miclrael O'Brien,
28
2
19
Scarlet Fever,
66
16, 20, 23,
Mary Savery Jackson,
1
12
Convulsions,
Ephraim and Mary Ann Holmes.
66
23,
Ann Maria Lewis;
49
9
6
Carcinoma of Stomach,
66
25,
Bradford Nelson Scovel,
9
12
Dentition,
66
26,
Samuel T. Alexander,
51
1
2
Phthisis,
66
29,
Mary Ann Hardy,
72
Diarrhœa,
66
29, 1,
Nancy Wing Morrison,
11
5
Lung Fever,
66
2,
Benjamin Cooper Finney,
74
8
Dropsy,
66
2,9
Horace I. Manter,
30
3
28
Inflammation of Bowels, Dropsy,
66
6,
Solomon Sylvester, "
82
1
23
66
8,
William S. Burbank,
52
1
26
Exhaustion,
66
9,
Harrison Warren Robbins,
5
22 Marasmus,
11,
George F. Jackson,
43
7
14 Typhoid Fever,
66
11,
Winslow B. Slrerman,
-
2
-
Cholera Infantum,
Charles and Rosina. Peter and Sarah Holmes.
Daniel D. and Elizabeth D. Isaac and Ella R.
Lewis C. and Nancy C. Berry. LN. J. Freeman and Sarah. Died in Riverton, Nathaniel and Elizab'h Holmes. Died in Wm. T. and Julia A. Wood. [Cambridge. John and Sarah.
Aug. 1,
2,
Branch Blackmer,
25 5
11
19 17
Meningitis,
Aug. 4, 7,
Rebecca W. Nye,
4
9
Hydrocephaloid,
William Thomas Savery,
82
6
13
Old Age,
Lemuel and Rispah. Sylvanus and Ruth. Joseph and Ann. Died in Kingston.
75
William and Lydia.
Joseph Bryant Shaw,
54
2
7
Heart Disease,
George H. and Hattie B.
Nelson R. and Priscilla A. V. Died in
Samuel L. and Charlotte S. [Milton.
Sept.
Jane Kingen,
83
Old Age,
Simeon H. and Nancy W. Dauiel and Sally. David and Betsey L. Nathaniel and Elsie. Lester E. and Hattie S.
-
8
4
Cholera Infantum,
William S. and Abigail S.
Heman and Harriet Eliza. Thomas and Sophronia. Died in North Charles W. and Susan S. [Cambridge.
77 50
4
1 Diarrhoea, Diarrhea, Pulmonary Consumption,
10 18 Phthsis, Cholera Infantum,
66
27,
Eleazer Stepliens Bartlett,
3
Peritonitis,
Susan S. Sherman,
Confinement,
E. S. & Rebecca Doten. Died in Chelsea. John and Mary. [Weymouth. Stephen and Rebecca Lucas. Died in Nathan and Euphemia. Died in Brain- Alexander and Effie B. [tree.
66
-
Elnier Morton Tirrell,
10,
DEATHS-Continued.
AGE.
AGE.
NAMES.
Years.
Mos.
Days.
1884.
George Nelson Thomas,
77
3
14
Cancer of Stomach,
Sept. 12,
16,
Gridley Pool,
68
10
17
Softening of Brain,
16,-
Lucy Manter,
34
4
24
Phthisis,
17,
Henry M. Hobart,
73
6
-
Paralysis,
66
25,
Jane Turner,
65
89
10
18
Recorded in New Bedford,
25,
Alice W. Everson,
4
1
6
Acute Hydrocephalus,
Oct.
1,
Annie May McLean,
14
10
17
66
1,
Henry Robbins,
88
7
24
Old Age,
9,
Deborah B. Sampson,
25
36
1
Consumption,
11,
Susan C. Mesroll,
51
8
12
Consumption.
...
16,
Joseph Simes,
74
6
18,
William Weston,
65
3
.66
19,
Louisa Holmes,
32
6
17
Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
20,
Francis W. Lucas,
57
3
3
Disease of Brain,
23,
James Spooner,
82
2
23
Old Age,
28,
Betsey D. Barrows,
87
11
14
Old Age,
29,
Sylvia Paty,
73
1
5
Uræmia.
Nov.
2,
Israel Clark,
90
3
Recorded in New Bedford,
3,
David Vining Pool,
61
6
8
Septicemia Asthenia,
5,
Susan Thomas Atwood,
35
3
16
Child Birth,
9,
Rebecca P. Sampson,
60
3
16
Bright's Disease,
Joab and Lois. Perez and Lydia. William and Lucy B.
James and Elizabeth.
[Bedford.
25,
Eleanor Collingwood,
1
25
Recorded in Hanson,
Frederick W. and Almeda M. Died in
76
Samuel and Sally. George and Ruth Manter. Josephi P. and Margaret. William and Mercy G. Hooper. George and Ann.
Lewis and Betsey. David C. and Louisa. Ezra and Betsey.
James and Margaret. Died in Taunton. Ichabod and Betsey Dunham. John and Asenath.
Seth and Polly. Died in New Bedford.
Percy and Lydia. Ichabod T. and Ruth Holmes. Branch and Rebecca H. Pierce.
-
Cancer of Face,
Jolin and Mary Harrow. Died in New
Walter D. and Emma Frances. [Hanson. Archibald and Rebecca G.
26,
Walter Francis Hall,
Meningitis,
Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
9,
George W. Brown,
Paralysis, Accidental.
NAMES OF PARENTS, ETC.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
12, Etta W. Sampson,
22
5
6
Brain Disease,
16, Walter I. Osterdiep,
42
8
24
7
3
19,
Sylvanus Watson Rogers,
23,
James Ryan, Rufus Churchill,
55 67 78
7
4 27 Chronic Bronchitis, Feeble from Birth,
28, Lydia Catharine Allen, Harriet Burgess,
47 57
11
1
Cancer,
Dec. 11, 12,
Ellen Kieran, Judithı Cobb
76
4
- 16
Carcinoma, Paralysis,
66
14,
16, Barnabas Churchill, 17. John Edward Braley,
16
11
14
Ac'l. Gunshot Wound in Chest,
66
20,
Alice P. Davee,
19
4
26 Blood Poison,
24,
Albert Barnes,
53
1
17 Cardiac,
William K. Blake,
84
3
3 Heart Disease,
16
27, 29,
Charles Emery Franks,
24
11
8
Consumption,
Elbridge G. and Elizabeth F. Ignatius and Beatrice. Sylvanus and Jane. Thomas and Elizabeth. Rufus and Eunice. George E. and Jennie. Nathan and Pella Whiting. Richard and Johannah Tobin. and Abigail Eaton. Job and Hannah. John R. and Julia A. L. Sylvester and Eveline C. Levi and Martha W. Died in Boston. Jonathan L. Anthony and Elizabeth.
77
Congestion of Lungs, Exhaustion, Suddenly,
26,
1
8
75
2
16 Disease of Heart.
78
SUMMARY.
The following are the statistics of Births, Marriages and Deaths registered in Plymouth for the year ending December 31, 1884 :
BIRTHS.
Number of births registered in 1884 162
Males 93
Females 69
The parentage of the children is as follows :
Both parents born in United States
101
Germany 11
66
British Provinces 5
Ireland
5
.. .
Italy .
4
66 65 Western Islands 1
Sweden 1
Mixed, one parent American 29
Mixed, other nationalities 2
Unknown 3
MARRIAGES.
Number of marriages registered in 1884
71
Both parties born in United States 54
66 Germany 4
British Provinces 1
Italy 1
Mixed, one American 9
Mixed, other nationalities 1
Unknown
1
79
DEATHS.
Number of deaths registered in Plymouth in 1884, 152, 28 of which occurred out of town and were brought to Plymouth for burial.
Males
79
Females
73
Born in United States 133
Ireland
9
66
British Provinces. 3
England 1
Holland . 1
Germany 1
Wales 1
Western Islands 1
Unknown 2
CURTIS DAVIE, Town Clerk.
ANNUAL REPORT
-OF THE-
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
-AND-
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
-OF THE-
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH
-FOR THE YEAR-
X1884_D
PLYMOUTH : AVERY & DOTEN, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. 1885.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE:
F. N. KNAPP,
Term Expires. 1885
NATHANIEL MORTON, . 1885
J. D. THURBER, .
1886
C. I. LITCHFIELD, .
1886
GEORGE A. TEWKSBURY, I887
GEORGE F. WESTON,
1887
SECRETARY-NATHANIEL MORTON.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-CHARLES BURTON.
Report of the School Committee
FOR THE YEAR 1884.
In accordance with requirements, the School Commit- tee of the Town of Plymouth make their annual report.
FIRST. We have kept the regular expenses within the limits of the appropriations. The amount overdrawn is on account of "school books and supplies," purchased under the law passed by the Legislature of 1883-4, which obliges towns to furnish to children attending the public schools all books and supplies used in the school- room.
It is not for your Committee to question the wis- dom of this law ; but they wish to draw attention to the fact, that in asking for the additional money to be used for books and supplies-a large sum -- they are not acting on their own judgment, but under a State law which they are obliged to obey.
SECONDLY. The money appropriated by the Town for a new school-house has been used in the purchase of a lot near Mount Pleasant, and the erection of a building which accommodates, with abundant space and light, three schools-one Grammar School, one Second Grade
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and one Third Grade School, which have all been trans- ferred from the High School-house to the new building. The land around the new school-house, now owned by the Town, furnishes what every school building should have, but which no other in the centre of the Town pos- sesses, namely, ample play-grounds. The cost of the land and building did not exceed the special appropria- tion, but an additional outlay of $800 was required for providing heating apparatus and extra masonry.
THIRDLY. On the resignation of Mr. Adams, Mr. Bur- ton accepted the position of Superintendent of Schools ; and his place, as Principal of the High School, was filled by the appointment of Mr. A. J. Eaton. The additional assistant in the High School, so long needed, has been secured, to the great gain of the school. Miss Emma F. Briggs, an experienced teacher, fills the place. One of the rooms in the High School building, left vacant by the removal of the Grammar School to the new building, is used as a recitation room for the new Assistant.
FOURTHLY. There has been thorough and successful work done by all our teachers, from the High School down ; and the Committee feel that the Town can be con- gratulated on having the services of a set of teachers of superior qualifications, and genuine devotion to their work.
FIFTHLY. The number of scholars in the Intermediate School in the northern part of the Town far exceeds the capacity of the school-room. There were seventy-two pupils there at [the beginning of the Fall term. The
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Committee feel that there is an absolute necessity for an- other school-room, and they, therefore, recommend that an addition be made to the present building, and that an appropriation of $700 be made for the same. They recommend this as a much cheaper method than buying another lot and putting up a separate building.
SIXTHLY. The following votes have been recently passed by the Committee. They touch upon important points, and are the result of long and careful considera- tion on the part of the Committee. They will lead to some decided changes in the course of study in the vari- ous schools, aiming especially to secure to scholars who can only go through the Grammar Schools more ad- vanced studies than they could reach under the existing system. The changes will, of course, be attended with some difficulties, and at first with considerable additional labor to the Superintendent, but we are confident that the results will meet a recognized demand.
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