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But one death lias occurred in the House during the past year, and this was preceded by a very brief illness, while the general healthı and condition of the other inmates has been good, with the exception of a person admitted near the close of the year, who was then too seriously ill to admit the hope of his recovery.
A special effort has been made during the year for the improvement of the farm, and the results liave fully justified the outlay made, and we believe that by persevering effort in the same direction, its products may be largely increased with the expenditure of a small annual sum of money.
The Almshouse and out-buildings have been thoroughly . repainted during the year at an expense of two hundred and
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forty-five dollars and seventy-nine cents ; but this item has not been charged to the expense of the support of the poor, for the reason that an annual rent of three hundred dollars is charged to this account, which with the ordinary repairs and furnish- ing of the House, has heretofore constituted the amount charged for the use of farm and buildings. The number of paupers in the house at the commencement of the year was twenty-seven ; the whole number during the year (excluding transient inmates,) was thirty-four ; the number at the close of the year eighteen ; and the average number twenty-three and one-third. The cost per week for the support of the poor in the house has been one dollar and ninety-eight cents for each . pauper.
The expense for assistance to the poor out of the Almshouse has been twenty-three hundred and eighty-eight dollars and thirty-one cents.
Account of Goods, &c., bought and Bills paid, 1867-8.
Paid Bicknell Brothers, goods, .
$907 61
Joseph Loud & Co., .
704 24
J. Binney & Co., 66
131 83
M. H. Read, 66
36 35
H. Loud, 66
10 97
Willis & Worcester, 66
23 73
C. O. Radcliffe, 66
5 61
Radcliffe & Allen, 66
16 80
Mrs. Richardson, 66
6 00
S. W. Pratt, stove, &c.,
90 07
Parker, Gannett & Osgood,
16 60
A. S. White & Co., .
12 37
J. O. Foye,
5 40
W. E. Brown, potatoes,
20 00
T. B. Porter, 66
10 15
S. Curtis, 66
3 00
Owen Connor, 66
5 00
J. Martin, meat,
94 34
T. B. Porter cow, .
90 00
A. S. Howe, bread, .
14 16
B. Paine, mackerel,
11 50
Fresh fish,
3 59
A. B. Wales, curing hams,
2 50
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Paid J. Torrey, soap,
$22 75
L. Bicknell, alewives,
5 00
S. Lovell, ice,
13 00
Baker's Express, .
3 50
Baker's Express, scraps, .
48 70
S. F. Whitmarsh, rock-weed,
19 24
C. H. Williams, seed,
1 00
M. M. Hodgman,
6 00
W. B. Cooledge,
3 00
D. H. Bailey, horse,
152 50
T. B. Porter, manure,
44 00
James Totman, manure,
65 00
N. M. Hobart, barrels,
2 50
Jacob Loud, 2d, hay,
18 55
Oliver Loud, leather,
21 83
Henry Newton, leather, .
8 78
George W. Whitten, ventilator, &c.,
22 00
J. C. Rhines, lumber,
41 90
F. E. Loud, 66
4 93
Lemuel French, gravel and sand,
4 16
G. W. Fay, medical attendance,
32 00
E. L. Warren, “
8 50
S. Curtis, funeral expenses, Mrs. Harding,
16 00
S. Curtis, coffin, Susan W. Knight, .
3 50
J. M. Walsh, repairing wagon, &c., . Thomas South, smith work,
64 68
Samuel Healy, 66
1. 00
A. Sherman, labor, .
18 00
Isaac B. Barnes, labor, .
34 00
B. H. Everett, mason work,
23 40
Bernard Garrity, labor, .
28 00
Patrick Lines,
36 62
H. A. Austin,
·
10 00
J. A. Austin,
.
14 00
Thomas Ash,
66
2 63
David Binney, 66
3 75
William Coyle, 66
8 00
Michael Kilfoye, 66
4 00
Mrs. Dyer, 66
2 25
Mrs. French, 66
1 74
Mrs. Thayer,
1 25
Pew rent,
13 00
Dressing hogs,
14 25
15 25
25
Paid Fixing saws, .
$1 45
Repairing wringer, .
1 25
Halters, &c., .
2 35
Cleaning clock,
1 00
Weighing hay,
12
Repairing harnesses,
1 25
Gratuities to inmates,
3 66
Fares to Boston and Brighton,
3 08
Charles Humphrey, grass,
73 00
66
pasturing,
12 00
$3,185 13
Received for Stock, Produce, Labor, &c.
Received of J. Martin, for beef, tallow, calves, &c., . of A. Raymond, Jr., for one yoke of oxen, . of David Binney, for board, .
$146 69
310 00
45 00
for labor,
365 70
for wood, .
66 32
for milk, &c.,
50 84
for pigs, .
59 90
for horse, .
180 00
for old iron, .
4 57
for produce,
145 35
for wagon,
20 00
for pork, .
29 15
for aid James E. Ford,
25 33
$1,448 85
Overseers of Poor. DR.
To cash paid for goods, labor, &c. . . $3,185 13
George W. Pratt, for services, 75 00
Wilber C. Austin, for services, . 375 00
rent of farm,
300 00
Inventory February 1, 1867.
3,286 90
CR.
By cash received for labor, produce, &c., · $1,448 85
Inventory, February, 1, 1868, . ·
. 3,387 90
4,836 75
.
$7,222 03
$2,385 28
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Improvements.
Paid Banker & Carpenter, oil, lead, &c., . $111 75
Waterman T. Burrell, painting buildings, &c., . 134 04
$245 79
Expense of Poor out of the Almshouse.
Paid City of Boston, aid to Sarah Freeman, $40 00
66 66 to Augusta Cushing, 55 00
66 " to Elizabeth C. Tirrell, 16 00
6 New Bedford, aid to Sarah J. Hazard,
66 00
66 Cambridge, aid to Augusta Cushing,
19 00
Salem, aid to Rebecca Tirrell,
15 00
66 Lynn, aid to Mrs. E. R. Hollis,
11 25
Town of Walpole, aid to F. M. Carnes,
39 00
of Hingham, aid to J. M. Pratt,
69 78
of Scituate, aid to George W. Dyer, .
5 00
66 of Marshfield, aid to Samuel B. Cushing, . 15 88
State Lunatic Hospital at Taunton, for Geo. W. Farrar, 135 60
66 66
66 for Lucretia Derby, 190 71
66
66 for Hannah Joyce, . 179 29
66
66 66 for Eliza McCue, . 190 73
66
66 66 66 for Margaret Lines, 3 00
Bradford Chandler, aid to George W. Farrar, 18 00
Mr. Kennison, aid to George W. Farrar, 5 00
William Holbrook, aid to George W. Farrar,
2 50
Elnathan Bates, aid to Esther Bates, .
102 00
Conveying Margaret Lines to Taunton,
5 00
Betsey Jeffers, for support,
26 00
Lois Dyer, for support,
39 00
Hannah Raymond, for support, .
52 00
Hiram Newcomb, for support, .
18 00
Nathaniel F. Stoddard, for support,
15 00
Greenleaf C. Day, for support, .
1.00
Michael Masterson, for support, .
9 00
Johanna McMahan, for support, .
1 00
Harriet Burke, for support, 2 00
John B. Hollis, for support of mother, 39 00
Benjamin Orcutt, for support of mother, 39 00
Nathaniel Stoddard, for support of Hannah Pratt, 54 50
R. A. Hunt, for support of James Nash, . 52 00 Catherine Hassett, for support of herself and children, . 59 44
Widow Leahy, for support of herself and children, ·
16 00
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Paid Hannah Hickey, for support of herself and children, . $15 00
Lucinda D. Young, for support of herself and child, . 56 00
Isaac Linfield, for support of himself and wife, . 25 00 · Eugene B. Murphy, support of himself and family, 1 50
Eunice Nadell, support of herself and children, . 10 50
Oliver Loud, aid to Michael Higgins, . 2 50
A. Holbrook, aid to family of John Chambers, E. K. Chipman, goods to Catherine Hassett,
82 00
Peter Lane, goods to Greenleaf C. Day,
10 55
Solon Blanchard, goods to N. F. Stoddard, . ·
52 57
Bicknell Brothers, goods to Benjamin Dyer,
101 60
S. A. Rockwood, goods to Hannah Hickey, Joseph Dyer, goods to James Weeks, . Noah Stowell, goods to Lydia Clark, .
39 00
Willis & Worster, goods to Mrs. Murphy, .
3 05
66 goods to E. B. Murphy, .
1 90
66
66 goods to Mary Viger,
3 00
J. Binney & Co., goods to Mary Ahern, 104 00
66
66 goods to Ira Raymond, . 26 00
66
goods to Thomas F. Burrell, . 5 69
66
goods to Patrick Lines, . 4 20
S. Curtis, funeral expenses Hiram Newcomb,
18 00
66
funeral expenses Charles E. Joy, 7 00
66 funeral expenses Margaret Lines, 13 00
T. B. Porter, wood to Widow Leahy,
3 75
66 wood to Johanna Healy,
4 25
66 wood to Mary Ahern, .
8 25
wood to Mrs. Little,
5 00
66
wood to Joshua Pratt, .
11 58
66 wood to Mrs. Seely,
9 44
Joseph Loud & Co., coal to E. B. Murphy,
21 15
coal to Mary Ahern, 17 60
66
66
coal to Lois Dyer,
.
12 20
66
66 coal to Mrs. Seely, 13 20
66
66 coal to Joshua Pratt, .
25 55
66
66
coal to Catherine Hassett,
14 65
66
66 coal to Greenleaf C. Day,
5 40
66
66 coal to Mrs. Little,
7 80
6:
66 coal to Mrs. I. Binney,
3 90
66 · coal to L. C. Newcomb,
4 90
66
66 coal to Mary Carey,
3 90
66
66
coal to Mary Viger,
.
8 80
9 00
6 00
15 00
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Paid Joseph Loud & Co., coal to Isaac Linfield, .
$2 75
66 coal to N. F. Stoddard,
16 75
6
66 coal to Benjamin Dyer, 9 50
66
coal to George W. Tirrell,
4 25
66 66 coal to Margaret Powers,
8 00
66
coal to Widow Leahy, .
8 25
coal to Johanna Healy,
8 25
66
coal to Mary Smith, .
8 25
66 coal to Hannah Hickey,
8 25
66
66 coal to James Weeks, .
8 25
wood delivered from almshouse to Benjamin Dyer, 66 66 66 66 to N. F. Stoddard,
6 50
John W. Bartlett, goods to Henry H. Briggs, .
4 00
$2,498 31
Deduct amount received from other towns and individuals, . 110 00
$2,388 31
RECAPITULATION.
$2,385 28
Support of poor in the house, . 66 out of house,
2,388 31
Improvements,
245 79
$5,019 38
Less rent of farm,
300 00
$4,719 38
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Paupers in the Almshouse from February 1, 1867, to February 1, 1868.
Date.
NAME.
Age.
Discharged.
Weeks.
Days.
Feb'y 1,
Sarah Harding,
71
Died Jan. 4, 1868,
48
-
¿1,
Benjamin Torrey,
·
71
-
-
-
1,
Polly Torrey, .
·
72
-
-
52
-
1,
Samuel Badlam,
.
64
-
-
52
-
1,
Elisabeth Tirrell,
48
-
-
52
-
1,
Mary F. Rosey,
·
33
-
-
-
1, Henry W. Rosey,
15
Apr. 29 ; ret. July 19,'67,
40
4
1,
Wilton S. Rosey,
9
-
-
-
1, Henry C. Bates,
31
-
-
52
1, Alonzo Tirrell, .
·
28
Apr. 29 ; ret. May 26,'67,
48
-
1, Laroy Tirrell, .
26
-
-
1, George Loud, .
26
52
1,
Bridget Drury, .
13
April 29, 1867,
12
3
.1,
Margaret Drury,
8
66
12
3
1, James E. Ford, .
6
-
-
1,
Eunice B. Nadell,
26
August 12, 1867, .
27
4
1,
George E. Nadell, .
12
December 19, 1867,
41
4
1, Clarence W. Nadell, . 10
66
66
41
4
1, Hiram Nadell, . .
6
66
66
41
4
1, Warren F. Nadell, .
3
41
4
1, Susan T. Cushing, ·
10
July 19, 1867, -
52
-
1, Aroline A. Thayer,
13
Apr. 22 ; ret. May 30,'67, Oct. 26; ret. Jan. 7,'68, June 24, 1867,
S
4
1, Lucy Thayer, . ·
44 -
-
-
1, Edward E. Thayer, .
2
52
-
1, Stephen Humphrey, . 71
52
-
June 22,
Margaret Lines, .
40 July 5, 1867,
2
-
July 5,
Susan W. Knight, ·
-
Died July 31, 1867,
3
5
16,
Horace Thayer,
45
August 17, 1867, .
4
4
Sept. 13,
Elisabeth Blanchard, .
20
October 17, 1867, .
5
-
Oct. 21,
Greenleaf C. Day,
-
December 21, 1867,
S
5
Dec. 18,
Andrew Pratt, .
73
-
-
6
2
1868. Jan. 16,
James Nash, . ·
83
-
-
2
1
Different persons, .
-
-
-
15
1
-
1, Abby E. Cushing,
6
36
3
-,
Aroline A. Thayer, -
1, Mary A. Thayer, ·
11
20 52
- -
-
-
24
.
-
52
52
52
52
52
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Inventory of Stock, Wood, Hay, Provisions, Farming Tools, &c., February 1, 1868, made by the Town Auditors.
4 cows, . . $300 00
2 cart harnesses, .
$15 00
2 horses,
300 00
old harnesses, . 3 00
13 pigs, .
180 00
robe and blanket, .
.
10 00
1 ox-wagon, 40 00
2 ox-carts, .
50 00
7 manure forks, 4 00
7 hoes, .
2 50
18 shovels,
15 00
1 ox hay wagon, . 60 00
8 axes, . 4 00
3 wood-saws and horses, 4 00
5 wood wedges, 1 50
2 picks, .
3 00
1 sleigh, 10 00
2 rollers, 6 00
1 drag, . 1 00
2 stone hammers, 6 00
2 horse-sleds, . 2 00
4 ploughs, . 28 00
1 Bucklin harrow, 10 00
2 harrows, . 8 00
1 mowing machine, . 100 00
1 horse-hoe, 4 00
1 horse-rake, 6 00
2 scrapers, . 12 00
2 whiffletrees and chains, 3 00
2 drag rakes, . 75
4 rakes, 1 00
2 hay poles, 50
9 hay forks,
3 50
1 hay cutter, 3 00
5 scythes and snaiths, 6 00
2 bush scythes and snaiths, 3 00
40 hay caps, 15 00
1 seed-sower, . 6 00
2 wheelbarrows, . 8 00
1 grindstone, . 3 00
1 corn-sheller, 5 00
1 winnowing machine, . 1 00
1 swill box, 12 00
1 double harness, 25 00
1 single harness, . 10 00
. nips, 70 00
manure, 250 00
wood, . 283 00
coal, . 25 00
corn, . 8 70
rye meal, 2 70
3 flails, . 2 25
400 herring, 3 20
3 pairs trace chains, 6 00
3 stake chains,
3 00
5 00
1 cheese press and fix- tures, 7 00
4 baskets and 2 lanterns, 4 00
2 bush hooks, . 2 00 steps and pulleys, . 3 00
18 hens, . 14 00
20 tons English hay, . 500 00
7 tons salt hay, 100 00 carrots, beets and tur-
ice chest, 4 00
1 force pump, 8 00
1 churn, .
1 set of stone tools, . 10 00
3 iron bars, 6 00
3 ladders, . 3 00
1 bench vice, . 2 00
1 chest of tools, 10 00
2 horse-carts, .
100 00
1 farm wagon,
75 00
1 covered wagon, 45 00
12 00
3 ox-yokes,
4 ox-chains, 6 00
3 halters and two blan- kets, 8 00
1 ox-sled, .
7 00
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1 onion hoe, . $1 00
9 pairs shoes,
$13 50
34 bbls. flour, .
52 00
100 lbs. lard, 16 00
crackers,
50
25 lbs. coffee, . 2 75
2§ bushels beans,
10 00
80 lbs. fish,. 5 60
100 bushels potatoes,
125 00
5 lbs. sugar, . 75
17 lbs. butter, 8 00
40 lbs. soap,
4 00
250 lbs. beef,
38 00
38 lbs. tea, .
40 00
900 lbs. pork,
126 00
6 gallons molasses, 4 20
18 hams,
50 00
1 bbl. soft soap, '
5 00
1 pair balances,
7 00
29 1bs. salæratus,
3 00
$3,387 90
JAMES HUMPHREY, Z. L. BICKNELL, T. B. PORTER, ABNER HOLBROOK, Overseers of Poor of Weymouth.
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MARRIAGES.
Registered in the Town of Weymouth for the year 1867, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
1867.
Jan. 1. Geo. H. Livingston, of Weymouth, and Mary J. Peirce, of Mason Village, N. H.
1. Benj. R. Kennison and Mary J. Hewitt, both of Wey- mouth.
10.
1. Geo. M. Bates and Henrietta Burrell, both of Weymouth. Geo. R. Bowker and Elizabeth A. Parker, both of Wey- mouth.
12. A. Foster Pratt and Sarah J. Cleverly, both of Weymouth.
19. Andrew J. Orcutt and Sarah A. Euell, both of Weymouth.
20. Patrick Curley, of Braintree, and Winnifred Killon, of Weymouth.
22. Chas. F. Holbrook, of Braintree, and Sarah A. Richards, . of Weymouth.
Feb.
2. Peter Barney and Louise Dudley, both of Weymouth.
10. Thomas Fraher and Mary Landers, both of Weymouth.
11. Oliver A. Morse and Caroline R. Whiting, both of Wey- mouth.
11. Quincy Shaw and Thias Bates, both of Weymouth.
13. Peter Sherman and Hannah Stoddard, both of Weymouth.
17. Charles C. Stetson, of Weymouth, and Ellen D. M. Sin- clair, of Hingham.
20. N. Fred. T. Hunt, of Weymouth, and Florence T. Allen, of Scituate.
24. Daniel McAuliff and Ellen Smith, both of Weymouth.
March 3. John Maloy and Bridget Connors, both of Weymouth.
20. Wm. W. Sampson and Emma B. Reed, both of Weymouth.
28. John W. Field, of Boston, and Amelia C. Reed, of Wey- mouth.
April
2. Theron W. Whitman and Mary A. Loud, both of Wey- mouth.
May 1. Wm. H. Tirrell and Arabella Sewell, both of Weymouth.
1. Wm. D. Thayer and Caroline L. French, both of Wey- mouth.
2. Harrison Faulkner and Mary T. Cloudman, both of Wey- mouth.
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May 5. Robert T. Bicknell and Abby J. Weston, both of Wey- mouth.
13. David B. Lovell and Lucy E. Lovell, both of Weymouth.
14. Waldo Turner and Mary C. Weston, both of Weymouth.
14. J. Quincy Spear and Elvira T. Osborne, both of Wey- mouth.
15. James H. Bailey and Priscilla B. Shaw, both of Wey- mouth.
16. Stephen H. Price and Mary Ann Thayer, both of Wey- mouth.
16. Warren B. Hollis, of Weymouth, and Abbie C. Stockwell, of Hingham.
16. Charles F. Blackwell and Mary E. Raymond, both of Weymouth.
19. Theodore B. Barbour, of Natick, and Abby L. Clapp, of Weymouth.
19. Wm. W. Robinson, of Weymouth, and Sarah B. Thayer, of Braintree.
21. Wm. A. Goodwin, of Weymouth, and Emma F. Patch, of Dorchester.
23. Geo. F. Lindsey and Clara A. Palmer, both of Weymouth.
26. Joseph Bagley, of Braintree, and Sarah E. White, of Weymouth.
30. Isidore W. Bass, of Abington, and Sarah J. Hollis, of Weymouth.
June July
12. John Carroll and Mary Connaughton, both of Weymouth.
15. John H. Bacon and Luella M. Dalton, both of Weymouth.
16. Samuel R. Loud and Julia Ann Orcutt, both of Weymouth.
3. Wm. A. Vining and Mary E. Shaw, both of Weymouth.
3. Francis H. Fearing and Ellen M. Tirrell, both of Wey- mouth.
6. Richmond A. Holbrook and Althea B. Bates, both of Wey- mouth.
13. John Blanchard, 2d, and Anna Bates, both of Weymouth.
17. Henry A. Nash and Bettie B. White, both of Weymouth.
18. Charles H. Bassett and Lizzie S. Dunbar, both of Wey- mouth.
18. Adoniram F. Joy and Augusta Joy, both of Weymouth.
21. Henry Hawes, of Weymouth, and Sophronia H. Lincoln, of Hingham.
Aug.
8. Edmund White and Charlotte F. Pratt, both of Weymouth.
18. John F. Hollis, of Randolph, and Amanda Thompson, of Weymouth.
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Sept. 4. Rev. Daniel W. Waldron, of Weymouth, and Mary A. Waitte, of Braintree.
22. Walter Holbrook, of Braintree, and Sarah F. Newcomb, of Weymouth.
27. Herbert M. Loud, of Abington, and Mahala F. Hollis, of Weymouth.
Oct.
27. Robt. D. Beers, of Ct., and Olive A. Derby, of Weymouth.
9. Asa B. Pratt and Sarah J. Bailey, both of Weymouth.
12. Horace B. Raymond and Mary Kenerson, both of Wey- mouth.
13. Martin D. Burrell and Adella J. Barker, both of Wey- mouth.
15. William B. Merritt, of Weymouth, and Mary L. Arnold, of New York City.
17. Allen M. Piper, of New York City, and Mary E. Bodge, of Weymouth.
17. Lemuel Torrey, of Weymouth, and Ann M. Batcheldor, of Upton.
22. William Belcher and Sally B. Pool, both of Weymouth.
23. John W. Curtis, of Weymouth, an'd Sarah E. Kehr, of Canton.
Nov. 7. Peter W. French and Clara E. Bicknell, both of Wey- mouth.
9. Patcay H. Slatery and Eliza A. Davis, both of Weymouth.
10. Geo. W. Orcutt and Agnes Fitzgerald, both of Weymouth.
13. Benj. S. Lovell and M. Anna B. Holmes, both of Wey- mouth.
13. Thos. J. Nightingale, of Quincy, and Almira D. Ruggles, of Weymouth.
23. Winifield. F. Blanchard and Eunice Davis, both of Wey- mouth.
24. Charles W. Rice and Mary Frances Reed, both of Wey- mouth.
27. Z. Merton Allen and Emma A. Trott, both of Weymouth.
27. James Kenedy, of Weymouth, and Elizabeth McCarthy, of Boston.
27. Josiah E. Loud and Alzada P. Lathrop, both of Wey- mouth.
Dec.
27. Edward A. Joy and Lucy M. Tirrell, both of Weymouth.
11. Leavitt Bates and Ann E. Tirrell, both of Weymouth.
11. Nelson Leduc and Harriet Gooley, both of Weymouth.
15. Chas. S. Williams, of Weymouth, and Susan R. H. Hunt, of Braintree.
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Dec. 19. Daniel Sullivan and Mary Londergan, both of Weymouth. 25. Thomas McAnroe and Hannah Sharlock, both of Wey- mouth.
29. Thomas J. Morgan, of Weymouth, and Mary E. Gotchell, of Hingham.
A true copy of record.
Attest :
FRANCIS AMBLER, Town Clerk.
BIRTHS .- Names of Children born in Weymouth-1867.
1867.
Jan'y 7. Chas. Austin Clapp.
17. Agnes A. Gerrold.
16. Albert Jones Derby.
9. Marrianna Allen.
4. Sarah Lynch.
24. William Pitt Jordan.
14. Arthur A. Coolidge.
13. Mary Elizabeth Long.
31. Elroy Clifton Baldwin.
18. Wallace Henry Bicknell.
8. Alice Maria Nash.
7. Mary McGrath.
-. Elmer Howell Lovell.
2. Blanche Livingston.
17. Francis Henry Duval.
19. Mary Ellen Barrett.
30. George Henry Miller.
24. Daniel Joseph Healey.
21. Hannorah Martin.
Feb'y 2. James Burns.
9. Atherton N. Hunt.
8. Geo. Philip Mathew.
5. Ellen Whelan.
26. - Loud.
27. Mary Adelaide Ross.
23. Addie Lincoln Read.
April 4. Mary. F. Ryan.
3. William Francis McNair.
23. Myra Lincoln Dalton.
. 11. Thomas Frances Lundragan.
18. Winnie Lee Loud.
12. John Parry.
27. Margaret Elizabeth McCarty.
14. Eudora L. Blanchard.
9. Bridget Ellen Cooke.
11. Agnes Julia Reardon.
17. Sarah Jane Holbrook.
11. James Arthur Moulton.
5. Walker Webb Pratt.
15. Mary Sheldon Robbins.
11. Nellie Harlow Read.
21. Marilla A. Dyer.
7. Nellie Clara Dunbar.
24. Nettie Frances Dunbar.
26. Mary Emma Burke.
-. Edith May Makepeace.
7. William Dillon.
23. Lizzie Augusta French.
22. Mabel Cunningham.
31. Catherine Gloster.
1867.
26. Martha Eddy Derby.
3. Mary Moran.
21. Martha Jane Tracy.
23. Leroy Grant Beard:
11. Mary Ellen Corr.
27. Adeline Florence Carmichael.
1. Charles Dormet Phillips.
9. Thomas Nugent.
15. Anna Augusta Burrell.
8. - Randall.
18. Alice May Sutton.
4. Caroline J. Gardner.
6. Ida Marlow.
21. Elmer Elsworth Gardner.
26. Mary Grace Raymond.
26. Helen Maria Callahan.
2. Julia Ann McGrevy.
11. Edward Nelson Bates.
Mar. 12. James Cronin.
22 E -- Warren Houghton.
10. John Ash.
10. Johanna Kehoe.
Mar. 3. Augustus Elmer Richards.
10. William Miles Clark.
36
1867.
April 19. Jenney Lincoln Burns.
22. Charles Leonard Wolfe.
May 2. Harris Sumner Rogers. 8. Alfred White.
22. Louis Philip Barney.
19. Catherine Fitz.
19. Frank Herbert Harris.
28. Ellen MacNeil.
3. Dennis O'Rourke.
10. Johanna Murphy.
26. Elmer Lothrop.
15. Raymond.
8. Clara Augusta Reamey.
1. Ellen Mary Brouder.
1. Nettie Eldridge Bradford.
10. Dennis Thomas O'Connell.
15. Ann Augusta Burrell.
June 14. Mary E. Griffin.
6. Matilda Tracy.
15. Willie Newton Foye.
23. Emma Louisc Tirrell.
4. Winthrop D. Payne.
17. John Long.
28. Bertrand W. Maxim.
3. Patrick Maher.
17. Nettie Eliza Bailey.
3. Thomas Francis Burke.
11. Charles Henry Jagoe.
7. Edward Francis Conlin.
18. Wallace Minot Leonard.
7. Sarah Isabel Burrell.
24. Susie Florence Hunt.
20. Edith Terry.
29. Elnathan Bates, Jr.,
30. Susan Knight.
July 5. Mary M. Keys.
7. Charles Edward Tracy.
9. George Joseph Richards.
5. Mary Fitzgerald.
7. John Curley.
26. Louis Abbott Haward.
5. Freddie B. Tirrell.
25. Alice Huges.
26. Herbert Wallace Dunbar.
10. Geo. Washington Leimary.
28. Edith Linton.
10. James Dickcy.
19. Mary Shay.
3. Mary Alice Clarke.
11. Frank Otis Randall.
16. Mary Ann Purcell.
Aug. 14. Elbridge M. Tirrell.
8. Louis Edward Richards. 12. - White.
30. Mary Ellen Keohan.
1867.
Aug. 29. Emily A. Gooley.
9. Ellen Maria Conway.
27. Albert Hurlbert Dee.
9. Charles S. Russell.
23. John Francis Sullivan.
Alfred Jones.
23. John Thomas Fraher.
24. Leonard Thomas Mitchell.
5. Mary Ellen Greiney.
17. Arthur Clifford Fiske.
18. Albert Long Morrison.
9. Fred Norton Bicknell.
11. Joseph Elmer Tyler.
16. Arthur C. Tirrell.
7. Charles Cottington Collier.
29. Henry Bartlett Burke.
20. Lucy Abby Dyer.
6. Johanna Welch.
Sept. 30. - Phillips.
30. Walter R. Wall.
18. Frank Cotey.
3. Fannie A. Puttillow.
28. John Henry Quinlan.
7. Hattie Frances Hollis.
10. Alice Londergan.
15. Patrick Quinn.
7. Mary Jane Cross.
22. Mary Alice Whittemore.
1. Mary Beatrice Dunbar.
30. Charles Elsly Blackwell.
11. Wm. Wheaton Whittier.
19. Nellie Gertrude Litchfield.
Oct. 15. - Macaulay.
14. Isaline R. B. Hayden.
3. Seva Maria McFarlan.
9. Michael Henry Ford.
10. Horace Martin Bunker.
21. Ida Mary Kelly. 30. John Ahern.
1. Estella Robinson.
3. George Dissay.
21. Nettie Augusta Joy.
12. Alice May Lawler.
2. - Patterson.
15. Katie W. Harding.
2. Thomas Francis Highland.
7. James Keiffc.
13. Walter Everett French.
11. Edmund Fogarty.
1. Rachel Frances Lynch.
3. Matthew McDonegle.
18. Albert Russell Davidson.
24. Silas Binney Totman.
21. Joseph Warren Vinal.
37
1867.
1867.
Oct. 14. Frederick Sherman Wilder.
Dec. Martin Murphy.
9. Gertrude Peakes.
3. Sarah Tomlinson.
12. Bertha Elizabeth Hunt.
25. - Stowell.
14. Charles Cushing Litchfield.
14. George W. Davis.
10. Robert Emmet Hogan.
23. - Blanchard.
Nov. 18. - Burrell.
13. Mariola Cheeks.
1. Mary Frances Torrey.
21. - Cushing.
2. William Philip Riley.
-. Benjamin M. Eells.
18. - Jordan.
25. George Richards Thackley.
2. Mary Ellen O'Brien.
15. John Coleran.
25. . Thomas Francis Mawn.
29. Emily Jane Dwyer.
11. John Slattery.
1. Margaret Fannell.
31. Mary Ann Smith.
13. Hanorah McGrath.
15. Martha W. Knapp.
17. Ann Lynch.
11. Nettie Flora Orcutt.
20. Mary Elizabeth Enwright.
22. - Burrell.
1. Oliver Loud Kimball.
28. - White.
27. Nettie Grey Cummings.
15.
George H. French.
22. Edward Fraher.
24. - Marden.
9. Mary Rogers Stoddard.
25. Edith Evelith Sprague.
20. Annie Kilburn Jones.
13. Preston Spear.
27. Clara Bates Pratt.
3. - Murrell.
3. Mary Eliza Dean.
18. Patrick Dugan.
Dec. 16. - Nash. .
22. Willie Preston Pratt.
7. Abbie Louise Trask.
23. - Vining.
The names and date of birth of children born in this town are pre- sented for the purpose of affording opportunity to those interested of correcting errors and omissions in the record. All errors should be reported to the Town Clerk, immediately.
FRANCIS AMBLER, Town Clerk.
7. John Sullivan.
31. Warren Barker Writhington.
38
DEATHS Registered in the Town of Weymouth for the year 1867.
[The names inclosed in parenthesis indicate the maiden names.]
AGE.
Date of Death.
Name of Deceased.
Years.
Mos.
Days.
Disease or Cause of Death.
Place of Birth.
Jan.
1. 4,
. Mary Crocker, (Mara,) . Edgar F. Hunt,
66
-
-
Consumption,
22
Consumption, Pneumonia,
4,
Lydia Randall, (Pratt,) .
70
1
13
8,
Jane Sanborn,
38
1
27
Consumption,
13,
David Ayers Reed,
71
1
7
Apoplexy,
15,
Celia Harrington, (Dougherty,)
-62
-
-
Fit, .
18,
Edgar F. Monroe, .
1
3
10
Abscess on Liver, .
23,
Frederick W. Faulkner,
61
2
. 1
23,
Mary E. Meade,
7
4
27,
Sarah O. Pratt,(Rogers,)
8
2
18
Paralysis,
30,
Hannorah Martin,
1
1
9
8,
Jane Humphrey,(Webb)
94
1 Old Age, .
9,
Geo. Willard Cleverly, . Joanna Cotter,
8
1
20
2
7
1
14
Rheumatism,
18,
George Shepard Hayes, Cathrine O'Brien, (Winter,)
70 40
-
-
Old Age, .
21,
George Henry French, . Asa T. French,
42
8
19
28,
Clara Thomas Chandler,
10
1
4
4
- Consumption,
6
Mar.
2,
Henry Balch Cowing,
55
1
3
Paralysis,
13,
James Cronan, .
27
-
Consumption,
16,
Lizzie May Desortelle, .
3
10
0
Croup,
31,
Joseplı B. Hawes, . Clarissa Huntress, (Bates,)
46
9
Heart Disease,
.
-
Congestion of Lungs, .
11,
Child of Andrew J. and Mary E. Randall,
1
2
12
Eugene F. Kimball,
2
Cruel treatm. Rebel pris.
18,
Adelia M. Battles, .
5
18
Lung Fever,
23,
Warren Bates,
82
1
20
Old Age, .
April 3,
Lydia Stockbridge, (Turfant,) .
71
7
23
Anæmia,
8,
Chiarles E. Joy,
2
4
Lung Fever,
8,
Jacob Tirrell, .
67
4
29
Lung Fever,
18.
Edward Billings,
33
4
14
Consumption,
16,
1
Canker, .
Weymontlı.
15,
Anna Augusta Burrell, Child of James and Johanna Quillon, Patrick Cullen,
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