Town annual report of Quincy 1850-1864, Part 14

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1850
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 800

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66 C. P. Tirrel, repairs, -

3 50

66 Jas. Field, meat, -

18 13

66 Dr. W. S. Pattee, medical attend- ance, - - -

15 00

66 C. E. Hall, repairs on harness, -

2 45

T. Reed, shoes, &c., - -

3 47

66 N. B. Furnald, merchandise, - -

5 26

66 L. Wood, -

14 90

66 E. B. Souther, miller, - -

1 99

66 Jonathan Cook, killing hogs, &c., - 9 00

66 J. Flint, labor, - -

22 50

J. S. Freeman, shoes, -

4 74

C. Burrell, labor, - - -

4 70

R. Newcomb, pork, -

- -

3 25

Thomas J. Nightingale, meat, -

52 27

66 W. Bickernell, lobsters,

1 65

66 A. A. Mears, pasturing horse, -

2 00

66 B. P. Wood, meat, -

10 86

66 D. B. Stetson, merchandise, - 29 66 -

Rent of town land,

75 00

Amount paid, including stock appraised, - - $4,026 92

Amount paid, without appraise- ment, - - - - $1,853 95

APPRAISEMENT OF STOCK, TOOLS, PROVISIONS, ETC., AT ALMS HOUSE, FEB. 1, 1859.

2 oxen,

$130 00

Cow,

45 00

3 heifers, -

- -

80 00

1 horse, - -

- -

145 00

4 pigs, -

24 00

10 turkeys, -

- 12 50

71 hens, -

- -

26 27

12 tons of hay, -

192 00

4} tons black grass,

49 50

4 tons salt hay,

40 00

2Į tons oats,

25 00

2 grindstones, -

5 00

Hay cutter,

5 00

Harnesses,

30 00

Blankets,

250 00

Meal chest and boxes,

14 00

2 ox yokes,

7 50

3 ladders, -

3 00

13 bushels corn,

13 00

Chains,

7 00

Farming tools,

25 00

2 bushels rye,

2 00

1 ox wagon,

46 00

1 hay wagon,

50 00

1 covered wagon, -

5 00

1 pung,

5 50

1 ox sled,

7 33

1 horse sled,

5 00

2 ox carts, -

110 00

1 horse cart,

27 50

3 ploughs and 1 harrow,

12 00

Cultivator,

4 00

1 scraper,

6 00

1 drag,

1 00

- -

1 watering trough,

5 00

2 wheelbarrows,

4 00

4 tons coal, -

26 00

Wood,

133 50

Posts and rails,

13 37

Manure, -

1.00 00

Potatoes, -

56 50

Beets and turnips,

4 50

Cabbages, - -

7 50

4 bbls. apples, -

12 00

40,000 skewers, -

13 33

Mats,

3 50

650 lbs. pork, at 12 cts. per lb.,

78 00

125 lbs. beef, at 8

10 00

200 lbs. hams,

25 00

Molasses, - -

11 40

12 gals. vinegar, -

2 00

Pickles,

2 00

Butter, 20 lbs.

5 00

Bbls. and casks, -

8 00

1 churn, - -

2 00

Lot fresh pork, -

2 50

Lard, 118 lb., at 13c.

15 34

Sugar, 15 lbs.,

150 00

Crackers, - -

2 33

Beans, -

- -

5 00

Tea, -

2 00

Tobacco,

1 38

Oil

- -

6 stoves,

25 00

Eel spear, -

1 50

Pantaloons,

2 50

Soap, -

3 00

Fish,

Received of T. N. Huntress, rent of Rock

Island,

10 00

1 00

Meal,

- -

Labor done from Alms House in February and March last, - -

- 51 65

Labor done at cemetery from Alms House, 59 12

Produce sold, and proceeds paid Treasurer, 782 41

$2,643 03

This sum, $2,643 03, deducted from $4,026 92, makes the net expense of Alms House, past year, -

- Inmates, males, 11 ; females, 2 ; total, 13. Admitted temporarily during the year, 263 persons.

$1,383 89

SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMS HOUSE.

Paid for assistance to family of S. Hayden, $85 00

coal to J. Cleverly, -

7 00

family of Thomas Monroe, -

13 50

66 Dorothy Packard, -

27 00

66 T. Burrell, - 8 00

Abel Kane, - 18 00

Mrs. G. W. Packard, - 11 61

Town of Randolph, family of D. Hunt, - - 95 98

H. A. Gay, car tickets for paupers, 2 55

A. J. Kennison, 2 shrouds for Mrs. Moody and Haven, -

4 00

J. IIall, expenses of burial, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden, 8 00

" Washington M. French, five coffins, 27 00

" Wm. F. Johnson, support of two children, - -

25 00

assistance to Mrs. T. Buckley, -

21 83

Moody family, - 31 64 -

Taunton Insane Hospital, for Mrs. Rodman - 153 36

Paid Family of J. Madden, - -

- 5.00

Town of Milton, support of H. Hunt, - - -

- -

8 00

66 Worcester Insane Hospital, support of F. Hobart, -

112.53

66 Mrs. P. Bates, coal, - 6 00 -

Assistance to family of L. P. Hol- brook, - -

6 13

66 J. Hall, burial expenses, child of M. Huntress, -

- 3 00

" G. H. Locke, goods to Mrs. Rice, 3 50 Lewis Bass, support of Asa Nightin- gale, - - - - 20 00

6 75

" J. Forbes, board of E. Doland, - Dr. W. S. Pattee, medical attendance of the poor out of Alms House, 15 00 Paid W. M. French, for refreshments to 74 persons while in the lock- p 6 37

$731 75

Cr. by cash received or due from other towns, - - -

$124 63

Net expense, support of poor out of Alms House, - $607 1

REPAIRS ON HIGHWAYS.

Centre and East School Districts, for labor to sundry persons and materials, $751 00 Quincy Point and Neck Districts, for la- bor to sundry persons and ma- terials, - - - 509 05

North District, for labor to sundry persons, and materials, 93 04

West and South Districts, for labor to sun- dry persons, and materials, -

816 14

$2,169 23

Besides the above expenditures, there was work done from the Alms House, in the month of February, to the amount of

51 65

Expense of street boards,

8 25

Total, -

$2,229 13

These items of expenditures were necessarily blended in all Dis- tricts but the North District, as the labor was performed by sundry persons whose services were not confined to School District lines.

TAX OF 1858.

Allowed C. A. Cummings, discount on

$16,073 28, - -

$642 93

66 collection on $21,541 18, -

177 71

abatements,

301 70

Amount,

$1,122 34

Whole amount of tax committed to C. A.

Cummings, as follows, - $28,042 60

Amount collected and paid in treasury, - 23,307 22

Balance due, -

$4,735 38

Amount of dog tax assessed, - $531 00 -

collected, - -

- -

87 00

Balance uncollected,

$444 00

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.

Paid Lewis Bass for settlement tax, year

$89 90 1857, - -

" W. M. French, warning town meet- ing, care of lockup, &c., - -

23 00

" W. M. French, for book, Selectmen's room, 30 00

removing old school house, Quincy Point, - 78 15 - - J. Adams, pumps, West school house, 29 25

66 regulating hay scales, 1 50

repairing town pump, - - -

4 75

S. Morse, Jr., cash paid care of yard, &c., Adams School, -

2 20

S. Adams, services, and for ink in 1857, - - -

- 3 75

" E. A. Spear, warning town meetings, 2 00

Josiah Babcock, pung, in 1857, - 15 00

" A. Fury, cleaning N. school house, Sarah Sanborn, water for N. school house, two years, - -

2 00

6 00

" Franklin Curtis, recording 54 mar- riages, - - 5 40

- Franklin Curtis, recording 91 deaths, 66 66 paid Boston express,

9 10

60 66 recording 246 births,

49 20

E. Adams, horse hire and travelling expenses, - -

13 70

" A. Furnald, carting slate, &c., -

1 62

Daniel Baxter, horse hire and travel- ling expenses, - -

Daniel Baxter, use of land, Quincy Point School house, -

20 00

" Geo. Baxter, post office, - -

" T. J. Nightingale, drawback on Town Tax, - -

3 50

Paid J. A. Green, bill of printing, - 66 postage, - 2 86

42 50

John Gray, distributing Auditors' Report for 1858, - 10 00

Geo. Bent, carting, &c., 1857, 4 00

L. White, labor and team, - 2 00

Amos A. Mears, “ in 1857, - 15 41

66 " as assistant assessor in 1856, - - -

1 50

S. Morse, Jr., expense of getting Auditors' Report printed, -

2 75

" John Parker, coal bin, 1857, High School, - - -

1 00

Geo. Savil, granular fuel, -

24 60

" Rand & Avery, printing Auditors' Report, - - -

- 100 00

L. Phillips, labor on roads in 1857, 3 75

J. Nightingale, gravel, in 1857, 9 68

Seth Crane, distributing School Re- ports, - -

5 00

J. W. Robertson, rent of armory, -

200 00

T. R. Marvin, printing 1100 School Reports, -

38 00

D. H. Bills, for chips, in 1857, -

1 00

Dr. David Edwards, veterinary ser- vices, in 1857, -

4 50

J. Arnold, meat in 1857, -

15 34

I. M. Height, building fires in Neck School house, in 1857, -

9 00

W. White, printing Assessor's no- tices, - - -

- 1 00

" J. Roach, damages horse and chaise, 7 50

A. Tay, beef, in 1857, - - -

5 00

E. Ford, recording two deeds, 95

" C. G. Duggan, shovelling snow in 1856, - - -

2 50

" C. Gill & Co., stationery, tax book and order book, -

- 30 36

Paid O. M. Pope, repairing pump in 1856-7, - -

- 3 00

" A. A. Childs, repairs on town clock, 78 13

J. Hall, returning 85 deaths as sex- ton, - - - 8 50

66 J. Hall, ringing bell one year, -

45 00

66 66 charge of town clock, -

20 00

Solomon Willard, deed of land, -

75 00

C. B. Newcomb, use of water, school house, - -

8 00

C. A. Cummings, printing tax bills, 10 25

members of Hancock Light Guard, 352 50

" N. White, lumber, lockup, -

6 51

66 £ W. White, printing voting lists, -

15 86

Chilson, Gould & Co., repairs on furnace, Adams School house, -

25 95

R. R. Walker, assignee of Gilbert Thomson, -

200 00

C. E. Holbrook, damage by defect in road, - -

35 00

" H. Manning, cleaning Centre School house, - -

4 50

R. Lowe, repairs on engines in 1857, 4 60

Town of Braintree, Quincy Neck tax,

112 16

J. Bradford, labor on East School house, 1857, - - 10 50

Town of Dorchester, state and coun- ty tax for Squantum, -

14 10

Wilson & Son, printing High School Reports, - 4 77

I. Furnald, services, express, - -

66 C. R. & C. Mitchell, stone in 1857, 1 45

Gilbert Blaisdell, cleaning well twice, 4 00

J. M. Gourgas, services as attorney in matter of O. C. and F. R. Railroad Bridge, -

- 20 00

J. M. Gourgas, in action against G. Thomson, Trustee matter, - 15 00

Paid J. M. Gourgas, written opinion, set- tlement, H. Hobart, 20 00

D. H. Bills, travel to Boston five times, - - 4 00

D. H. Bills, chips for school house, 1857, - - -

1 50

G. H. Brigham, damages on land, - 15 00

Hazen & Louge, well stone, - -

1 00

C. Gill & Co., stationery for town officers, - 3 73

Daniel Baxter & Co., sundries for lockup, - -

13 10

" Bradbury & Ricker, edge-stone, -

9 50

Briesler & Whitney, merchandise, lockup, - - - 1 13 -

J. Savil, 2d, hooks for lockup, -

· 17

J. Hall, returning 85 deaths in 1857, 8 50

2,107 27

Cr. by amount due from State for armory and soldiers' pay, - -

452 50

Balance, - -

$1,654 77

PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.

Paid L Rice, 9 days as School Committee and travel, - $12 00

" J. Q. Adams, 31 days as School Com- mittee, - - 31 00

" W. W. Baxter, 11} days as School Committee, - - 11 50

" L. Rice, 50} days as School Com- mittee, and travel, - - 55 85

J. Bradford, 1 day as School Com- mittec, - - 1 00

D. H. Bills, 67 days as School Com- mittee, - - - 67 00

Paid Edmund Pope, ¿ days as School Committee, - - - 8 50

G. H. Locke, 6} days as School Com- mittee, - - - 6 50 -

" William B. Duggan, 31 days as School Committee, - - 31 75 -

" Franklin Curtis, Town Clerk, - -

35 00

" Thomas Curtis, Town Treasurer, - 40 00

" E. S Fellows, 7 days as Select- man, &c., - - -

10 50

" George Marsh, as Selectman, Over- seer, Assessor and Surveyor of Highways, 150 days, - -

225 00

" Ebenezer Adams, Selectman, Over- seer, Assessor and Surveyor of Highways, 114} days, - -

171 75

Daniel Baxter, Selectman, Overseer, Assessor and Surveyor of High-

ways, 1163 days, - -

175 00

$882

TOWN HALL ACCOUNT.

Gross receipts, -

$395 (

Paid Adams & Hersey, one ton coal, $29 53 -

" Jacob Flint, services as steward, 141 37

" D. B. Stetson, merchandise, - -

63 86

' E. G. Alden & Co., lard oil, - 5 20

E. Clapp, merchandise, - - -

13 98

Briesler & Whitney, merchandise, - 6

3 86

E. Packard, -

E. S. Fellows, pipe and labor, 16 18

W. M. French, repairing settees, -

2 50

C. P. Tirrel, iron, - -

Gifford & Co., oil, - -

5 75

Paid M. Oldman, charcoal, - 5 40

66 Smith & Tarbell, merchandise, - 2 25

" A. French, repairs, - -

" C. H. Kimball, repairs of settees, -

3 50

Expenses, - - -

$294 58

Balance of profit, - -

- 100 51

$395 09

MOUNT WOLLASTON CEMETERY.

Paid U. Cudworth, for 172 days' labor, - $22 18

" D. E. Roby, horse and cart 2 days, - 2 50

L. Litchfield, painting, - -

2 00

S. Spear, ploughing, - -

1 00

Bailey, Carver & Co., stock and labor, 6 26

labor done from Alms House, -

59 12

C. Burrell, labor, - -

4 37

$97 43

Of this sum, $38 31 was paid from the Treasury.

By amount received for lots sold the past

year,

$165 00

LIQUOR AGENCY.

JOHN WHICHER, Agent.

DR.

Amount of capital Feb. 1, 1858, - -

$630 91

Profits to May 29, 1858,

- 83 77

$714 68

By services as Agent, - -

- - 83 77

" liquors delivered to new agent, - - 60 22

" cash paid Treasurer, - - - 570 69

714 68

GEORGE VEAZIE, Agent.

DR.

To liquors from former Agent, -

- $60 22

" cash from Treasurer, -

- - 199 78

" profits of sales for 8 months, - - 425 32

CR.

By stock on hand,

- $349 95

" cash paid Treasurer, -

- 218 70

" salary 8 months, 1 116 67

685 ₴

REPAIRS ON TOWN BUILDINGS.

Paid E. Clapp, glass, Niagara Engine, - $ 83

" W. Eaton, repairing lightning rods on four school-houses, - 8 00 -

" E. Ford, repairs Coddington Sch. H.,

66 C. Fisher, repairs on Willard S. H. J. Gray, labor on Adams S. House, N. Swain, “ - 7 00

16 50

1 50

" G. Clements, labor, Q. Pt. Sch. H.,

1 25

" Ramsdell & Jackson, stock and labor on North School House, - -

41 62

" A. S. Sawtell, stock and labor, N. S. H., 5 00

" J. Shackley, repairs G. Engine H. - 2 00

" O. M. Pope, pipe and repairs pump, Adams School House, - 4 00 -

G. T. Coffin, keys, Adams S. House, 37

" W. Adams, labor, Quincy Point S. House, - 62

" R. Newcomb, stock and labor, Town Hall, etc. - -

- 15 34

" R. Newcomb, repairs N. Eng. House, 21 00

685

Paid N. White, lumber, Quincy Point S.

House, - - -

6 47

S. H. Spear, stock and labor, N. Engine House, 4 22

N. White, lumber for Alms House, 7 72

" W. Barnes, stock and labor, Willard School House, 19 83

" J. Howe, labor, Willard Sch. House, 5 25

" N. White, lumber, " 66 3 41 -

J. W. Foster, repairs East Sch. H. 1 27

66 W. Parker, Jr., repairing shutters, Town House, -

1 50

" W. Parker, setting register stove, Adams School House, - 50 -

P. B. Turner, stock and labor, Cod- dington School House, 34 68

" A. Wilbur & Co., slates for black- board, - 31 50

" G. A. Staples, repairs Quincy Neck School House, 75

" S. Higgins, stock and labor, East S. House, - -

3 88

" E. S. Fellows, casting, pipe, labor, &c., Willard School House, -

17 36

E. S. Fellows, repairing furnace, Adams School House, - -

5 00

" Briesler & Whitney, merchandise, E. School House, - 60

" J. G. Bracket, lumber, Adams S. H., 1 55

" French & Robie, repairs at Town Hall, - - 3 00 -

I. Savil, 2d, iron blinds, T. Hall, - 1 36

L. Litchfield, repairs Town Hall, -

36 11

60 66 stock and labor, Adams

- - School House, -

4 15

" M. W. Sleeper, stock and labor, Willard School House, - 5 00

Paid M. W. Sleeper, stock and labor, Adams School House, - -

" F. A. Trask, repairs on Granite En- gine House, - -

- 50 -

" G. H. Locke, stock and labor, Wil- lard School House, -

4 33

« T. Churchill, setting glass in Quincy Point School House, . - 5 00

T. Churchill, setting glass in Neck School House, 1 00

E. Clapp, curtains, Adams S. House, 2 44

C. P. Tirrel, keys for Town House, 63

wrench, Coddington S. House, - 75

E. B. Hersey, setting glass, Town House, - -

2 00

E. B. Hersey, stock, and setting glass Adams School House, - 6 29

Bailey & Carver, repairs Adams S. H. 2 25

66 66 Willard “

1 50

66 T. House, - 5 90

66 Almshouse, 1 00

66 stock and labor, Ti- ger Engine House, - 1 75

66 C. E. Bracket, repairs and stock on Town Hall, - - - -

12 04

N. B. Furnald, repairs on High Sch. House, - - 11 96 25

N. B. Furnald, repairs Q. Pt. S. H.

" J. Shackley, stock and labor (two bills), on Vulture Eng. House, and Willard School House, - 9 02

3 75

$39

COST OF THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, QUINCY POINT.

Paid T. Drake & E. Rideout, for digging cellar and well, - -

$483 00

L. Belcher, as per contract, - 5,060 00 -

66 66 extra stock and labor, - 100 00

66 Nathaniel White, bricks, - 12 75

66 W. Parker, plans and specifications, 20 00

66 George Bent, cement and carting, - 35 07

H. J. Foster, services as building committee, -

14 71

" Marden & Hartshorn, shades and tassels, - 61 96

" G. Clements, iron plates, for doors, &c., air box, - -

3 85

" M. W. Sleeper, building vault and cementing cellar, - -

32 25

J. L. Ross, chairs and desks, - -

875 94

Purchase of land, as per deed from from Mrs. Hussy, - - 300 00

" Purchase of land, as per deed from Daniel Baxter, - 100 00

" W. E. Small, for fence, - -

219 25

" T. Churchill, painting fence, - -

24 00

" W. A. Spear, carting gravel, - - 30 75

" J. Weston, grading yard, -

24 37

E. Green, -

- -

52 50

G. Clements, building fence, - -

90 00

6 C. Baker, grading, - -

6 25

J. V. Packard, labor, - 6 87 -

G. W. Hersey, “ - 1 87

A. M. Alphough, labor and team, - 7 00

J. Adams, for pump, - 23 50

Paid S. Churchill, painting fence, - - 46 45

Transplanting elm trees in yard, 5 00

7,638 64

Cr. by cement and tree, -

4 59

Making the whole cost, -

$7,634

TOWN DEBT.

Outstanding debt, as follows, viz :

Due to Savings Bank, - -

- $17,500

Susannah Spear, note, -

1,499

Hannah Hobart, -

1,540

66 Hanson Bailey, 66 - - -

500

66 Mount Wollaston Bank, note, - -

3,000

66 Joseph W. Robertson, note, - -

2,000

66 Quincy Mutual Insurance Company, note, 5,548

66 Adams Temple and School Fund, -

4,366

Due for Centre School House Lot, 551 -

$36,506

Cr. By Cash on hand, - $2,378

Balance due of Tax, 1858, 4,735

" Due from the State for Soldiers and Armory, - 452

Due from other Towns, 124 -

$7,691

Dr. Account brought down, - - $36,506 27 Cr - -

7,691 05

Town Debt to February 1, 1859,

$28,815 22

" of last year, - -

26,625 62

Increase of Debt past year, -

- $2,189 60

GENERAL STATEMENT.

Whole amount of town orders drawn by the Selectmen, $28,595 99

DISBURSEMENTS.

Paid for the support of schools, -

- $8,725 22

66 Incidental expenses for schools, 404 54 -

Fire Department, - - 1,972 69

66 Almshouse Establishment, - - 1,853 95

Support of the poor out of Almshouse,

731 75

66 Repairs on the Highways,

2,229 13

" Miscellaneous expenses, -

2,107 . 27

Town Hall account, -

294 58

Town Officers, - - -

882 35

66 Repairs on Cemetery, -

38 31

Liquor Agency,

199 78

66 Repairs on Town building, -

395 44

66 New school, Quincy Point, whole cost, -

7,638 64

66 Abatements and discount Taxes, year 1858, - 1,122 34

$28,595 99

Unexpended school Appropriation, $210 30.

Difference in expense Fire Department from last year, $3,235 21. Net cost of support of Poor in the Almshouse, $1,383 89. 6 out of Almshouse, $607 12.

Net Miscellaneous Expenses, $1,654 77.

Balance of profit by receipts in favor of Town Hall account, $100 51.

Net expense of New School House, $7,634 05.

Amount of Town Debt to February 1, 1859, $28,815 22.

CR.

DR. THE TOWN OF QUINCY in Account with WYMAN ABERCROMBIE, Treasurer.

1859.

Feb. 1. By Cash in Treasury, Feb. 5, 1858,

$1,260 00

balance of Tax, 1957, and interest, . 1,966 09

use of Town Hall, 1856, .

15 00

produce sold from Town Farm,

782 41

rec'd of State Treas. for School Fund, ...

399 00

" Military Service, ... 66 " for Rent of Armory,. Rent of Rooms in Town House,

100 00

189 58

Use of Town Hall and Lyceum Room

395 09

from Liquor Agency, ..

570 69

for Circus License,

30 00

66 Tax of 1858, ..

23.307 22

borrowed and received on Notes, .. .

48,370 77

for Apple Tree ..

1 25

. .

for Gravel and Loam,

1 38

for Desk for Town House,.

3 00

from M. W. Sleeper, 2 bbls. Cement, ..

3 34

from City of Boston, support of Moody family,.

38 00

from T. A. Huntress, rent of Rock Island,

10 00

rec'd for Dog Tax, 1858.

87 00

. .

" for Lots sold in Cemetery, ...

165 00

. .

יי for use of Hay Scales, ..

96 92

of F. and H. H. Faxon, Grading Side walk.

16 00

use of Receiving Tomb,

4 00

from Liquor Agency, ..

21 70

. .

66 Town of Milton, support of Dorothy Packard,

29 00

Town of Hingham, support of Abel Cain,. ..

24 00

Feb. 1. To cash paid, sundry notes and interest, . . $44,142 18

Town Orders, .

28,595 99

State Tax,. ..

1,344 00

. .

Collector for County Tax, ... 1,897 75

To balance account,. . 2,378 54

$78,358 46

. . .

275 52

. .

THE Auditors take pleasure in saying, that in the performance of their duties, which has occupied much time, they have received much assistance and many kind attentions from the Selectmen, Town Clerk, and Treasurer. The books and accounts have been kept with clearness and accuracy. The disbursements under the orders drawn by the Selectmen were made with regard to the best interests of the town. We believe they have faithfully performed their duty.

To Franklin Curtis, Esq., the Town Clerk, they are indebted for most of the statistics placed in the Appendix to this Report.

Their visit to and examination of the Alms House was very grati- fying. The establishment appears to be in good order, and well managed throughout ; and the inmates as contented and happy as could be expected from persons in their condition. The Superin- tendent and his wife are well adapted to the management of this institution, and are entitled to much approbation.

WILLIAM B. DUGGAN, ELBRIDGE CLAPP, WILLIAM CURTIS, HENRY P. DOBLE, BRYANT NEWCOMB,

Auditors.

QUINCY, Feb. 17, 1859.

APPENDIX.

MARRIAGES

REGISTERED IN QUINCY IN 1858.

Jan. 21, William H. Derry, of Quincy. Margaret E. R. Glover, “

Jan. 27, Bryant B. Newcomb, of Quincy. Emily A. Adams,

Jan. 8, Owen Morsay, of Quincy. Mary White,

Jan. 10, Patrick Rooney, of Cohasset. Mary Foley,

Jan. 17, John Cronin, of Quincy. Catharine Sughrua, "

Jan. 24, James Corkay, of Weymouth. Rosa Foy, of Abington.

Feb. 14, James Donahy, of Quincy. Johanna Sullivan,

Feb. 14, Edward Rairdon, of Quincy. Ann Higgins, of Braintree.

Feb. 14, David Cunningham, of Quincy Maria Hennessy, of Boston.

Mar. 14, John Chamberlin, Jr., of Quincy. Abigail N. Baxter, 66

Mar. 18, James M. Harris, of Abington. Ruth R. Snell,

Mar. 24, George W. Turner, of Quincy. Elizabeth L. Gill,

Mar. 28, James A. Hayden, of Quincy. Prudence Richardson,

Apr. 2, John K. Dustin, of Quincy. Harriet Barker, of Gloucester.

Apr. 19, Lemuel W. Spear, of Quincy. Sarah Starkweather, of Boston.

Apr. 30, James Hall, of Quincy. Sarah A. Thayer, “ Apr. 8, Philip S. Sprague, of Boston. Lucretia Smith, of Quincy.

Apr. 24, Andrew Crooker, of Quincy. Mary Naville,

Apr. 25, Christopher Morrissey, of Quincy. Mary Ann Boyle, May 16, Wellington Smith, of Quincy. Mary E. Morrison,

May 9, Patrick Thompson, of Hingham. Ellen McCormick,

May 30, Edward Bowers, of Weymouth. Mary Butler,

May 16, Peter Cahill, of Abington. Ellen Sullivan, May 16, Michael Hayes, of Abington. Mary Kennedy, -

June 5, John A. Holden, of Quincy. Ann Whicher,

June 23, William W. Smith, of Quincy. Henrietta H. Horn,

June 27, Walter L. Wilkins, of Brighton. Mary W. Vose, of Quincy. June 30, Chester S. Page, of Quincy. Francis H. Turner,

June 18, Andrew Gregory, of Quincy. Margaret Wray,

July 4, Patrick Dunn, of Quincy .. Catharine Moriarty, ‹‹ July 23, Cornelius McGuire, of Braintree. Mary McGuire,

Aug. 1, Lewis French, of Quincy. Mary I. Cain, Aug. 11, Richard W. Dexter, of Quincy. Mary F. Enderlee, Aug. 22, William W. Cowles, of Dorchester. Josephine T. Lewis, 5

Aug. 24, John Carrigan, of Quincy. Nancy Elditch, Sept. 4, Edward Reed, of Milton. Honora Swain, of Quincy. Sept. 12, James Newcomb, Jr., of Quincy. Margaret C. Guild,

Sept. 12, Franklin W. Barrett, of Boston. Annie Ontbank,

Oct. 26, John P. Harvey, of Canada. Sarah R. Osgood, of Quincy.

Nov. 11, Geo. L. Sawtell, of Philadelphia. Annie Miller,

Nov. 25, Warren Higgins, of Quincy. Amelia B. Reed,

Nov. 25, William W. Penniman, of Quincy. Eliza A. Guild,

Nov. 27, James Keating, of Weymouth. Bridget Noonan, 66

. Nov. 28, John Q. A. Field, of Quincy. Sylvia C. Wellington, of Braintree.

Oct. 24, A. Daniel Cain, of Quincy. Mary Jane Curtis, .

Dec. 22, Edward H. Starbuck, of Quincy. Sophia Richardson,

Dec. 22, Bartlett Hayden, of Quincy. Laura Ann Thayer,

Dec. 22, Martin W. Carr, of Attleborough. L. Emily Brackett, of Quincy. Dec. 22, Moses W. Sleeper, of Quincy. Julia A. Reed,

Dec. 25, Lysander S. Richards, of Quincy. Miriam G. Rodgers, Dec. 25,. Horace Eaton, of Quincy. Rebecca P. Baxter, "

Dec. 25, Henry Weler, of Roxbury. Sarah Jane Brown, of Quincy.

Dec. 28, Ralph Crooker, of Roxbury. Sybil M. Jones, of Quincy. Dec. 30, Harvey L. Cushing, of Weymouth. Josephine Arnold, of Quincy.

DEATHS Registered in Quincy, for 1858.

DATE

NAME

AGE

DISEASE

BIRTHPLACE

Jan. 6 Caroline Newcomb.

Heart Complaint, ..

Quincy. Boston.

10 Harriet Brummett,

Paralysis,

Quincy.

13| Caroline S. W. Newcomb, 49 Beulah Whiting,

70 ·

Paralysis,

Braintree.

Feb. 1 John W. O. Pearson,

Disease of Head,

Quincy.

3 Calantha Fowle, 34

Consumption,

Quincy.

11 Hardwick,

Scarlet Fever,

Quincy.

15 Edward F. Eaton,

Infantile,

Milton.

Packard,

Quincy.

23 Millard F. Wight,

Croup,

Marblehead.

23 Ann Curtis,

Insanity,

Quincy.

24 Margaret Moriarty,

14 4

Consumption,

Ireland.

28 Harriet F. Wildman,

Infantile,

Quincy.

Mar.

3|Jonathan Marden,.

Lung Fever,

Chichester, N.H.

6 Freeman Hunt,. 54

Consumption,

Quincy.

6 Lucy G. Chandler, 54

Consumption,

Duxbury.

6 Henry Souther,

Consumption,

Quincy.

8 Harriet F. Wildman, 29

Childbirth,

Dorchester.

13 Bridget Murphy, . 29

Consumption,

Ireland.

14 Catherine Starbuck,

Puerperal Fever, ..

Nova Scotia.

17 Starbuck,

Quincy.

18|Mrs. Bacon,

Old Age,

Barnstable.

24 Ezra A. Heustis,

Consumption,

Quincy.

26 George Spear,

Pleurisy Fever,

Quincy.

26 Bridget Cook, 59

Fit, ...

Ireland.

28 Susan Moody,

5 . .

Consumption,

Falmouth.

27 Ebenezer Underwood,.

5 10 Consumption,

Quency.

April 1 Lydia M. Lingham,

Consumption,

8 Watkins Jones,.

1 15 Infantile,

Quincy. Ireland.

20 Jane l'. Carter,. 31

Consumption,

N. Brunswick.

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Town annual report of Quincy 1850-1864, Part 14

Author: Quincy (Mass.) Publication date: 1850 Publisher: The City Number of Pages: 800

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1850
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 800