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The care of the inmates, and the management by the Master and Matron, have been very satisfactory to the Overseers, and we think that their continuance in their positions for the coming year will pro- mote the comfort of those under their charge, and the interests of the town.
Five deaths have occurred in the Almshouse during the year, but three of those deceased were persons who had been inmates only a short time, and were sick when admitted, and one other was a person who had reached the ripe age of almost fourscore and ten years. The whole number of paupers in the house during the year has been
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twenty-seven ; the average number nineteen ; and the number at its close is nineteen. ,
The cost of support for each pauper has been two dollars and eighteen cents per week.
ACCOUNT OF GOODS BOUGHT AND BILLS PAID IN 1872.
Bicknell Brothers, goods
$561 37
Joseph Loud & Co. 66
·
411 2I
B. F. Shaw, 66
49 24
Josiah Martin, 66
83 02
M. H. Read, 66
19 35
S. W. Pratt, 66
13 47
J. Crane & Son, 66
11 00
J. W. Rogers & Co., ."
8 90
H. Loud,
66
95
J. G. Worster & Co., "
1 18
F. Ambler, 66
27 85
Ames Plough Co., 66
·
33 90
George F. Kimball, 66
32 74
O. F. Howe, 66
2 50
Barrett & Hooper, 66
·
12 39
Claflin, Allison & Somes, goods
38 49
Hobbs & Rand,
7 50
Parker & Gannett, 66
.
9 25
Crosby Brothers, 66
8 64
F. F. Holbrook,
10 00
C. S. Williams,
1 60
S. Blanchard,
1 00
M. H. Hodgman, 66
1 50
W. A. Hodges, bread
.7 00
E. L. Haskins, 66
10 50
A. S. Howe,
4 04
J. B. Howe & Son, "
84
M. Sheahey, sand
4 15
S. F. Whitmarsh, rockweed
22 17
Wey. Iron Co., herrings
2 00
Barnes Brothers, fish, etc.
9 97
A. B. Wales, curing hams
4 00
N. M. Hobart, shoat
15 00
30
W. F. Wade & Co., straw
$5 12
Warren Thayer, cider
·
6 00
W. T. Shaw, seaweed
50
F. Richards, turnips
1 00
J. Torrey & Co., soap
23 01
J B. Rhines & Co., lumber
55 38
A. Holbrook, shoes
3 50
Bonnet, etc.
1 75
M. French, making dresses
. 25
Sunshade
50
Hose, etc.
2 24
Thread
48
Postage stamps
48
Whiplash
37
M. K. Pratt, Journal, etc.
10 56
Expenses to Boston
1 70
G. W. Fay, medical attendance
34 75
L. French, window sash
1 25
Gratuities to inmates
6 31
Baker's express .
25
J. Wilkins, difference on horse
55 00
E. L. Haskins, manure
48 00
F. Ambler, 66
31 00
Wey. Iron Co. 66
24 00
M. Emery, smith work
14 95
Thomas South, 66
5 15
Sampson & Whiting, smith work . S. Healey, 66
15
J. M. Walsh, repairing harnesses .
17 35
S. Cain, labor
55 93
Waldo Turner, labor
11 25
W. T. Burrell, 66
3 60
Baptist Society pew rent
20 00
S. Curtis, funeral expenses, L. Thayer .
20 00
66 66 66 J. F. Nash
20 00
66
66
Thomas Hall
20 00
labor on tomb
7 00
Isaac H Binney, barbering
40 00
$1,976 88
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RECEIVED FOR PRODUCE, ETc.
Bicknell Brothers, potatoes and onions
$45 68
butter
22 34
66
66 two turkeys
6 63
B. F. Shaw, butter and eggs
6 12
J. Martin, calf, pork, etc.
47 71
Milk
1 57
Eggs
1 50
Lard
3 85
Butter .
68
Potatoes
12 60
Onions
2 70
Wood .
10 13
Bull
56 00
J. Humphrey, labor, etc.
37 53
Selectmen, labor on roads
218 00
T. Cohan, 66
8 50
S. Bates, 66
8 50
F. Richards, " .
2 50
A. K. Binney, labor
1 00
L. French, 66
1 00
Widow Cohan, 66
8 00
E. S. Hunt,
9 25
Union Society, 66
12 50
J. Dizer, .
3 50
S. Curtis, 66 .
2 50
G. Nash, 66
6 00
T. W. French, 66
.
2 50
J. Blanchard, pig
6 34
J. Coyle, 66
4 00
Town of Cohasset, board of a pauper .
2 00
Isaac H. Binney, potatoes, etc.
20 82
$571 95
OVERSEERS.
Dr.
To cash paid for goods, labor, etc. . $1,976 88
W. C. Austin, for services . 468 75
Rent for farm . 300 00
Inventory of January 1st, 1872
3,203 03
$5,948 66
·
66
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Cr.
By cash received for produce, labor, etc. $571 95 Inventory January 1st, 1873 . 3,226 24
$3,798 19
EXPENSE OF POOR OUT OF THE HOUSE.
State Lunatic Asylum, Taunton for Eliza S. McCue
$191 50
66
Margaret Lonergan . 194 60
James H. Lloyd 51 00
City of Boston, support of Maria L. Adams
$34 50
66 Edward Coleman
15 00
Harriet Stetson
74 50
66 Elizabeth C. Tirrell
16 00
Mary White
72 99
Edward Tesney .
4 25
Clarissa Bates .
4 25
Lowell
66
Catharine Slattery
54 00
New Bedford“
Betsey Jeffers
39 00
Charlestown " Ann Tellier
42 00
Town of Plympton, support of Laban Thayer
6 00
Hingham, funeral expenses Belinda Dyer Support of widow Hassett
167 69
66
Little
77 40
66
Lois Dyer
39 00
A. Herne .
116 20
66 Carey
45 75
Hickey
142 13
66
Leahey
34 87
66
Viger
4 65
66
Stephen White
7 40
66
L. Clark .
50 75
R. G. Skinner
48 88
66
Isabella Nelson
31 00
E. F. Ware
4 50
Margaret Wall
40 00
66
66 S. F. Larmey
109 25
D. Kennedy
104 00
66
66 66 66
$437 10
66
36 25
66
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Support widow of Patrick Mawn .
$65 00
66
66 Hosea Hollis ..
39 00
James O. Connell
9 50
66
Esther Bates
104 00
66
Lucretia Derby
104 00
Hannah Joyce
104 00
Daniel Donavan .
125 53
66
family of John Orcutt
18 77
66
child of George Bowles
6 50
66
children of Patrick Lines
47 23
66
66 John Chambers .
1 10
family of Benjamin Dyer
34 65
66
William Fogerty, jr.
52 00
Thomas Kelly
143 00
Josiah M. Pratt .
156 00
66
Michael McCarthy, 3d
10 11
Isaac Linfield
104 25
Thomas Wall
'20 80
66 E. B. Murphy
9 55
66
John Loud .
7 50
P. I. Sweeting
48 64
Ira Raymond
87 38
Thomas Ford
66 90
66
Benjamin W. Orcutt
5 65
Benjamin Hallowell
14 97
66
Timothy Kimball
2 55
66
Judah Writhington
9 50
66
Barney Pratt
4 75
66 Frederick Pope ·
13 75
Conveyance of State paupers to Bridgewater
6 45
66 James H. Lloyd from Falmouth
5 00
66 66 to Taunton . J. E. Rice, funeral expenses of Rachel Waugh
22 00
G. W. Fay, medical attendance 66 66
8 00
P. Disolet, care of B. Frank Stoddard 35 00
Thomas Kelly, care of Joseph DeCoste
60 00.
C. W. Raymond, burial 66 66
.
25 00
J. E. Rice, coffin, box, etc. " 66
25 00'
N. Q. Tirrell, medical attendance, Joseph DeCoste 25 00
3
$3,496 27
Prince E. Thayer
6 23
2 70
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RECAPITULATION.
Support of poor in the house
$2,150 47
66 out of the house
3,496 27
$5,646 74
Rent of farm
300 00
$5,346 74
JAMES HUMPHREY, Z. L. BICKNELL, NOAH VINING, ABNER HOLBROOK, FRANCIS AMBLER,
Overseers of the Poor of Weymouth.
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE
from January 1st, 1872, to January 1st, 1873.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Discharged.
Weeks.
Days.
Jan. 1,
Samuel Badlam,
69
.
.
52
2
Elizabeth Tirrell,
53
52
2
Mary F. Rosey,
38
52
2
Henry W. Rosey,
20
April 23d. June 26.
Re-admitted
43
2
Wilton S. Rosey,
14
June 19th. Nov. 9th.
Re-admitted
31
6
LeRoy Tirrell,
31
.
52
2
George Loud,
31
.
52
2
James E. Ford,
11
52
2
Lucy Thayer,
49
52
2
Stephen Humphrey, James F. Nash,
88
Died March 26th.
12
1
Thomas Hall,
58
September 4th.
35
2 2
Elbridge Colson,
48
52
2
Jotham Shaw,
86
52
2
Mary F. Gray,
31
52
2
William H. Gray,
2
52
2
Frederick Pope,
66
Discharged Sept. 5th.
35
3
William W. Dean,
15
52
2
Reuben B. Pratt,
69
April 13th.
Re-admitted
or .
Feb. 15,
James H. Lloyd,
26
May 29. Re-admitted July 12. Sent to Taunton Aug. 12.
25
5 6
Aug. 17,
William Swears,
42
7
6
Nov. 2,
Elizabeth F. Ware,
68
8
3
66 3, Rachel Waugh,
6dys 71
Died November 27th.
3
3
Dec. 10,
John White, Different persons,
3
.
·
12
3
Alonzo Tirrell,
33
52
2
76
52
2
Prince E. Thayer,
14
Discharged April 24th.
16
Dec. 5th.
18
Mar. 11,
Laban Thayer,
70
Died March 17th. 66 October 11th.
.
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INVENTORY OF STOCK, WOOD, HAY, PROVISIONS, FARMING TOOLS, ETC., JANUARY 1, 1873.
4 Cows,
$240 00
1 Grindstone, $3 00
1 Calf,
10 00
1 Winnowing machine, 1 00
3 Heifers,
60 00
1 Swill box, 8 00
2 Horses,
275,00
1 Double harness,
30 00
8 Pigs,
72 00
2 Single 66
25 00
2 Ox carts,
75 00
2 Cart 66 10 00
2 Ox sleds,
10 00
1 Wheel drag,
20 00
5 Yokes,
12 00
2 Robes,
8 00
1 Hay wagon,
50 00
6 Blankets,
8 00
2 Horse carts,
100 00
3 Halters,
3 00
1 Covered wagon,
50 00
4 Surcingles,
2 00
1 Sleigh,
5 00
8 Hoes,
4 00
1 Horse rake,
4 00
15 Shovels,
9 00
2 Horse sleds,
13 00
7 Axes,
7 00
1 Snøw plough,
2 00
4 Wood saws and 3 horses, 5 00
2 Rollers,
20 00
5 Iron wedges and beetle, 3 00
1 Drag,
5 00
2 Pickaxes, 3 00
5 Ploughs,
25 00
1 Bench vise,
2 00
1 Bucklin harrow,
9 00
1 Chest tools,
10 00
1 Two-horse harrow,
28 00
2 Stone hammers, 6 00
1 One-horse 66
5 00
1 Set stone tools, 7 00
1 Mowing machine,
70 00
1 Cask,
50
1 Horse hoe,
4 00
2 Scrapers,
3 00
3 Ladders, 5 00
4 Whiffletrees and chains, 8 00
2 Drag rakes,
1 00
8 Rakes,
2 00
2 Hay poles,
50
1 Cheese press and fix- tures, 5 00
2 Baskets, 1 50
3 Lanterns, 3 00
1 Bush hook, 1 50
1 Pair steps, 1 25
22 Fowls, 22 00
1 Turkey, 2 00
13} Tons English hay, 390 00
2 Oats,
60 00
23 " Salt hay,
50 00
Meal chest and feeding · trough, 12 00
4 00
1 Hay cutter,
12 00
3 Scythes,
3 00
7 Snaths, 4 00
2 Bush scythes and snaths, 2 00
25 Hay caps, 3 00
1 Seed sower, 4 00
2 Wheelbarows, 7 00
1 Corn sheller, 5 00
3 Iron bars, 6 00
1 Ice chest, 2 00
1 Force pump, 5 00
5 Hay forks,
4 Chains, 9 00
41 ' " . Carrots, 60 00
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200 Bush. potatoes, $150 00
Grain chest, $10 00
Hogshead, 1 00
4 Bush. grain,
3 20
2 " corn,
1 50
4 Meal bags, 1 60
1 Half hogshead, 1 00
10 Tons coal, 80 00
Lumber, 10 00
3. Flails,
2 00
131 Rails, 10 48
3 Trace chains,
3 00
21 Posts,
4 20
4 Stake chains,
3 00
15 lbs. tobacco,
8 00
1 Onion hoe,
1 00
60.66 lard,
7 80
18 Barrels,
3 00
27 coffee,
2 70
1 Pair balances,
7 00
15 " sugar,
2 00
2 Hog hooks,
1 00
35 soap,
2 80
1 Barrel flour,
12 50
§ Barrel soap,
3 00
20 lbs. butter,
7 00
43 lbs. tea,
30 10
600
pork,
60 00
3 Brooms,
1 50
270 " hams,
37 80
Vinegar cask,
1 00
300 " beef,
30 00
Blocks and rope,
3 00
8 6
tallow,
56
7 Manure forks,
3 00
Salt,
1 00
6 Pork barrels,
6 00
Cider vinegar,
3 00
1 Hay rope,
1 00
300 herrings,
1 00
2 Spades,
1 00
4 bush. beans,
12 00
2 Grub-hoes,
1 00
Apples,
2 00
1 Hatchet,
50
20 galls. molasses,
13 00
2 Wrenches, 2 00
2 Casks,
2 00
1 Sickle, 50
1 Set measures,
1 25
1 Farm wagon, 90 00
25 Cords manure,
200 00
$3,226 24
JOHN W. LOUD, ORAN WHITE,
WEYMOUTH, January 2d, 1873.
Auditors.
8 beets, 4 00
5 " onions, 6 00
37 Cords wood, 360 00
Brush, curry-combs, and
cards, 1 00
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MARRIAGES
Registered in the Town of Weymouth for the year 1872, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
Date of Marriage.
Jan. 14. Bradford T. Howard of Weymouth, and Ann Maria Lowell of Weymouth.
66 21. Samuel D. Goodwin of Weymouth, and Caroline McCue of Weymouth.
66 21. William F. Condrick of Braintree, and Katie Kilfoye of Weymouth.
Feb. 11. James W. Hurley of Wareham, and Ellen G. Fraher of Weymouth.
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24. William McGinness of Weymouth, and Susan I. Dyer of Weymouth.
March 26.
Eben Tirrell, Jr., of Weymouth, and Julia A. Harding of Chatham.
27. Benjamin F. Garey of Weymouth, and Mary E. Pratt of Weymouth.
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30. Augustus F. Blanchard of Weymouth, and Susie C. Shaw of Abington.
April 2. Arthur Lafon of Weymouth, and Mary J. Cushing of Weymouth.
6.
66 Mellen M. Farrington of Weymouth, and Mary E. Cham- berlain of South Abington.
66 9. Arthur W. Peterson of Weymouth, and Ida G. Good- , enough of Towanda, Pa.
66 15. John T. Orcutt of Weymouth, and Anna Doucette of Weymouth.
66 21. John Hogan of Weymouth, and Margaret McCraith of Weymouth.
31. David Tobin of Weymouth, and Eliza J. Moran of Wey- mouth.
". 25. Samuel W. King of Weymouth, and Rachel E. Irish of Weymouth.
. 25. Moses C. Nash of Weymouth, and Annette M. Tirrell of Weymouth.
؛، 29. Joseph F. Taylor of Weymouth, and Ann C. Burke of Weymouth.
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May 14. Marshall R. Wright of Weymouth, and Betsy J. Phillips of Weymouth.
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26. Peter Friary of Weymouth, and Elizabeth Crocker of Weymouth.
June 11. Michael Dowling of Weymouth, and Catharine Brannan of Weymouth.
66
13. Walter C. Holbrook of Weymouth, and Mary L. Dowse of Quincy.
66 16. Daniel R. Randall of Weymouth, and Grace F. Richards of Weymouth.
66 17. William F. Romey of Weymouth, and Rose A. Monks of Weymouth.
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19. Charles F. Ewell of Weymouth, and Mary P. Dunbar of Weymouth.
July
7. Joseph Badger of Weymouth, and Agnes Badger of Wey- mouth.
66 13. William Rodwell of Weymouth, and Kate Logue of Wey- mouth.
66 13. Edmund F. Weeks of Weymouth, and Dorcas K. Meigs of New Bedford.
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17. A. Henry White of Weymouth, and Catharine I. [Gunn of Boston.
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24. Moses G. Daniell of Boston, and Mary F. Porter of Wey- mouth.
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28. James F. Belcher of Weymouth, and Ann T. Estes of Weymouth.
Aug.
14. William H. Lovell of Weymouth, and Mary E. Grozier of North Truro.
66 26. Stillman G. Thomas of Hingham, and Ida M. Rice of Weymouth.
28. David Pratt of Weymouth, and Caroline Sprague of Hingham.
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28. Stephen A. R. Pratt of Weymouth, and Ann R. Orcutt of Weymouth.
Sept. 3. John W. Williams of Fall River, and Nellie E. Sherman of Weymouth.
'5. David B. Barnes of Weymouth, and Mary E. Delaney of Weymouth.
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28. David Blanchard, Jr., of Weymouth, and Mattie J. Ham- mett of New Bedford
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Sept. 29. Samuel E. Loud of Weymouth, and Adda Churchill of Weymouth.
29. Morris Daily of Weymouth, and Susan Nugent of Wey- mouth.
Oct. 6. Jeremiah Toomey of Weymouth, and Ellen Sullivan of Weymouth.
9. E. Franklin Worster of Weymouth, and Alice M. Baker of Weymouth.
66 13. Bradford Hollis of Weymouth, and Lydia A. Hollis of Weymouth.
17 John L. Shaw of Weymouth, and Lucy E. Barrell of Chelsea.
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30. William T. Reed of Weymouth, and Ella Harlow of Weymouth.
Nov. 6. Fred O. Sterling of Weymouth, and Ella F. Clapp of Weymouth.
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7. John J. Loud of Weymouth, and Emily K. Vickery of Weymouth.
66 20. Frank W. Loud of Weymouth, and Selena S. Thomas of Weymouth.
66 23. George Ruggles of Weymouth, and Elizabeth Spinney of Weymouth.
66 26. Edgar C. Porter of Weymouth, and Emma J. Sterling of Weymouth.
66 27. Charles E. Bicknell of Weymouth and Flora D. Joy of Weymouth.
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28. Cyrus P. Sherman of Weymouth, and Evelyn Brown of Weymouth.
66 28. Andrew J. Young of Weymouth, and Caroline Vincent of Weymouth
66 30. Wm. A. Goodwin of Weymouth, and Mary E. Ford of Weymouth.
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Dec. 1. Michael Kelley of Weymouth, and Mary A. Hassett of Weymouth.
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11. N. P. Roger Linton of Weymouth, and Ella F. Bickford of Weymouth.
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13. James R. Walsh of Weymouth, and Ella J. Davis of Weymouth.
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15. Harrison L. Carroll of Weymouth, and George Anna V. Whiting of East Abington.
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Dec. 17. Gordon Willis of Weymouth, and Isabel R. Jones of Weymouth.
18. William T. Rice of Weymouth, and A. Augusta Ray- . mond of Weymouth.
66 23. Walter L. Osborne of Weymouth, and Sarah A. Sidaway of Weymouth
66 24. Edgar P. Nash of Weymouth, and Addie F. Cushing of Weymouth.
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25. James A. Rowell of Weymouth, and Caroline E. Phillips of Boston.
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31. Alexander M. Lovejoy of Weymouth, and Deborah D. Beals of East Abington.
66 31. Preston Pratt of Weymouth, and Malina C. Farrow of Scituate.
All omissions in the record of marriages previous to 1872 (re- ported to the Town Clerk) have been corrected. Of the 76 inten- tions of marriage issued by the Town Clerk for the past year, only 64 have been returned to this office, which accounts for the non- appearance of names of several parties married during the year 1872.
FRANCIS AMBLER, Town Clerk.
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BIRTHS.
Registered in the Town of Weymouth, for the year 1872.
Date of Birth.
Jan. 1. Fannie P. Wood.
3. Rossina Smith.
4. Eva M. Dow.
4. Chas. P. Livingston.
5. Annie E. Orcutt.
9. Terry O'Connor.
16. Willette F. Clegg.
16. James Dee.
16. Herbert F. Bosworth.
18. Frederick W. Copeland.
18. Thomas Flynn.
19. Michael J. Currey.
20. Eveline Earl,
20. Nellie May Mitchell.
24. Nellie A. Churchill.
26. Sarah Griffin.
26. Parker A. Bates.
27. John F. McGreevy.
29. Margaret A. Dee.
30. Bridget Moran.
31. Margaret Murphy. 31. Nellie W. Morse.
Feb. 1. Abbie T. Rockwood.
6. Millard F. Whiting.
8. John Hughes.
12. Frederick A. Coolidge.
13. Grace M. Rowe.
13. Edith W. Clapp.
15. Walter W. Reed.
16. Mary J. Hone.
17. John Quinn.
20. Frank I. Hichborn.
20. Frank H. Shaw. .
20. Bridget McCue.
23. Annie Hanneford.
23. Charles A. Hutchinson.
Date of Birth.
Feb. 24. Charles J. Hollis. 25. Arria G. Stewart.
27. James Joseph Brerton. 28. Margaret Burns.
Mar. 3. Florence M. Sanford.
3. Michael T. McGrath.
6. John McGrovy.
7. Elizabeth J. Smith.
8. Mary J. Ash.
8. Seth Franklin Blackwell.
9. Agnes G. Darcy.
11. Myron P. Ford.
14. Elwin L. Belcher.
14. Rosetta Cunnan.
15. Mary A. Hopkins.
16. Earnest M. Fairbanks.
17. Clarke E. Dow.
17. Bartholomew Kenney.
18. Patrick J. Fogarty.
18. Charles F. Vinson.
.. 20. Rose L. Guertin.
23. George N. Blanchard.
23. Fannie C. Davierson.
25. Edwin C., child of E. C. and Abigail Raymond.
28. Patrick Gibbons.
28. Mary F. Banks.
30. Harold Torrey.
31. Margaret Couners.
31. Elizabeth A. Moore.
April 2. Elizabeth Carroll.
3. Harry W. Bond.
4. Frank W. Writhington.
6. Ellen Carroll.
6. Frank W. Sanborn.
7. Sarah A. Langford.
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Date of Birth.
April 7. Almeda W. Thurston.
8. Charles E. Holbrook.
9. Edith E. Robinson.
9. John F. Furlong.
12. Catharine E. Hogan.
16. Samuel P. Loud.
16. John A., child of John A. and Ida Fogg.
20. Emma P. Stetson.
22. Daniel E. Donovan.
23. Lizzie M. White.
23. Charles Kennedy.
25. Patrick H. McCue.
27. Lillian E. Merritt.
29. Arthur S. Beals.
May 1. Elizabeth F. Connell.
1. Ellen Roach.
2. Charles I. Hayden.
3. Julia W. Melvin.
5. Georgianna Bowles.
7. John E. McCarty.
8. Children of Thomas W. and Eliza Pray, twins.
8. Catherine E. McEnroe.
9. Jonas P. Burrell.
13. Bridget E. Tobin.
15. John Welsh.
15. Patrick Fennell.
16. Thomas F. McCarty.
20. Wilfred E. Hayden.
22. Harriet J. Gardner.
24. Walter H. Lowery.
26. Frank W. Manuel. 26. Ellen T. Callahan. 27. Carrie May Reed.
28. Emma F. Sidaway. 28. Susan M. Dunbar. 30. Thomas Powers.
June 4. Julia Ash.
7. Carrie L. Bean.
Date of Birth.
June 9. Harriet C. Poole.
9. Maurice E. Cohan. 9. John H. Cohen.
10. Eva M. Curtis.
10. Mary A. Tenney.
10. Edward Hawley.
12. Child of William H. and Julia Reed.
13. Clara J. Moran.
13. Charles W. Thompson.
13. Patrick H. Gilligan.
17. Lena G. Bayley.
18. Arthur E. Cullen.
19. Julia J. Cullivan.
19. Ida F. Loud.
20. Loring H. Miller.
22. Eliza R. Tirrell.
22. Samuel A. Ross.
25. Mary E. McGinness.
26. John T. McIsaacs.
30. Russell B. Worster.
July 1. Charles W. Hunt.
2. Sarah L. Chubbuck.
2. Lillian M. Manley.
3. James Sullivan.
4. Margaret B. Briggs.
4. Alice L. Madden.
4. Florence B. T. Pratt.
6. Henry S. Hathaway.
6. John Coffey.
9. Ellen Murphy.
9. Mary J. Marden.
13. Ellen M. Cohan.
14. Willie A. Roachman.
16. Joseph A. Boutin.
16, Jennie L. Hocking.
17. Peter Walsh.
17. Edwin R. Sampson.
18. Adelaide E. Mannel:
44
Date of Birth. July 20. Child of John P. and Addie Badger. 22. George W. Tucker.
Date of Birth.
Sept. 5. Frederika T. Hunt.
7. Thomas H. Lynch.
7. John Coffey.
8. Abbie Ford.
10. Mary L. Peterson.
11. George E. McMorrow.
11. Grace W. Hunt.
12. Sadie E. Cushing.
12. Wilton Burrell.
15. Charles F. Riley.
17. Martha W. Locke.
31. Maria E. Hawes.
Aug. 1. William Cunniff.
3. Erwin S. Newcomb.
4. Ralph L. Snell.
6. George H. Burrell.
30. Mary T. Turner.
6. Noah F. Stowell.
8. Mary F. White.
5. Bernard C. Bayley.
5. Orrin P. Torrey.
6. Catharine F. Cooney.
10. Mary I. Howard.
15. Willie F. Tirrell.
16. Lottie E. Blanchard.
7. Charles A. Crane.
7. Olive R. Wright.
18. Clara M. Whiting.
19. John F. Reardon.
10. Carrie A. Luzardo.
11. Mary A. Roach.
12. Carrie E. Miller.
13. Lily F. Writhington.
25. Mary R. Holbrook.
13. Elizabeth Lonergan.
26. Eveline C. Poole.
13. Carrie W. Deree.
26. John McKay.
15. Mary E. Buckley.
28. Charlie W. Dyer.
15. Hannah Moran.
28. Henry Gaillardetz.
16. Charles E. Chamberlain.
29. Arvilla L. Chandler.
17. Carrie D. Adair.
29. William R. E. Good.
22. Jessie E. Stewart.
23. Russell B Pratt.
29. Frank L. Bearce.
24. Rachel Waugh.
31. Frederick J. Bullock.
26. Bertha A. Carter.
26. Mary E. Orcutt.
22. George A. Lincoln.
23. Mary E. Hennessy.
25. Joseph Orcutt.
26. Richard Whelan.
27. Eben K. Lathrop.
30. Augustine Curtin.
31. Jennie P. Harding.
31. Isaiah W. Selden.
17. Julia Barrett.
26. Joseph E. Walker.
29. Francis Bowman.
29. Lizzie M. McFawn.
9. Clara E. Christerson.
9. George Kelley.
6. John P. Hickman.
6. William T. Quinn.
18. Carrie F. Vogell.
9. Mary J. Smith.
20. Benjamin F. Robinson.
21. Eva M. Sloan.
24. Edward F. Flannery.
29. Ruth N. Cole.
31. Agnes Cullen.
Oct. 4. George Holbrook.
45
Date of Birth.
Oct. 26. George H. Croker. 28. Elizabeth C. Cushing. 28. Child of Richmond P. and Fannie L. Burrell.
28. George E. Griffin.
29. Florence A. Barnes.
30. John T. Lynch.
30. Frank A. Pray. 31_Carrie C. Litchfield.«
Nov. 1. Grace A. Tirrell.
3. Child of Daniel B. and Georgiana Tibbetts.
3. Irwin P. Loud.
3. Gertrude W. Cain.
4. Charles Q. Bates.
7. Jennie W. Berry.
9. John Carroll.
9. Mary Gallagher.
10. John L. Maynard.
10. Lottie F. Graves.
10. Charles S. Bartlett.
11. Walter F. Whitten.
16. George A. Tracy.
17. Charlotte Morrill.
17. Child of Rufus R. and Sarah S. Messer.
18. Helen F. Bass.
19. Sarah L. Belcher
21. Emma T. Orcutt.
22. Catharine L. Tracy.
23. Dennis F. Foley.
25. John Bresnehan.
26. Eliza A. Jagoe.
26. George A. Reed.
26. Child of John and Mary E. Phillips.
Date of Birth. Nov. 27. Catharine Cleary.
28. Margaret Nelligan.
28. Patrick A. Cullen.
29. Jeremiah F. Sullivan.
30. Child of Wm. and Cath- arine Penpriest.
Dec. 2. Thomas F. Wlelan.
2. John T. Cross.
2. Wm. Francis Tucker.
3. Jennie G. Tirrell.
3. Child of Otis and Caro- line F. Cushing.
1
4. William F. Rodwell.
4. Charles N. Tirrell.
5. Thomas Hasson.
8. William Cross.
9. Child of John R. and Harriet A. Sumner.
9. James Slattery.
10. Michael Londergan.
11. Lena M. Wilbor.
13. Child of Wm. A. and Rosetta Whiting.
14. Clara E. Smiledge.
15. Child of George O. and Sarah A. White.
16. Etta F. Joy.
19. Charles R. Delony.
20. Child of Newell S. and Jennie E. Martin.
22. Mary E. Hart.
23. Charles M. Maguire.
25. Ellen M. Hagerty.
30. Child of Adoniram F. and Augusta Joy.
All errors and omissions in the foregoing record of births will be corrected by reporting to the Town Clerk.
FRANCIS AMBLER,
Town Clerk.
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BIRTHS IN 1872.
Whole number of births registered in Weymouth . 287
· Number of births where both parents were natives of the United States
151
Number of births where fathers were natives of the United States and mothers foreign
14 Number of births where mothers were natives of the United States and fathers foreign
Number of births where both parents were foreign
10
66 66 66 parents' nativity was unknown .
66 66 66 66 both parents were natives of Wey- mouth
23
Excess of births over deaths . · 114
FRANCIS AMBLER,
Town Clerk.
110
2
47
DEATHS,
Registered in the Town of Weymouth for the Year 1872. (The names enclosed in parenthesis indieate the maiden names.)
Date of Death.
Name of Deceased.
Disease or cause of Death.
Place of Birth.
Mos.
Days.
Jan. 2, Thomas Walsh .
8
1|19 Scarlet Fever
Weymouth.
5. Mary A. Sullivan
2
3 8
66
9. Richard M. Long
10, Charles T. Griffin
1
2 10 Searlet Fever.
13, Hugh Cronin . . .
1
1 27 Inflammation of Brain
66
16, Robert G. Gardner 19, Mary A. (Holbrook), Vining
59
3
5 Aeeident by falling fm. wagon 9 Liver Complaint
Hingham. N. Hampshire.
66 22, William E. Long .
1
1
7 Tuberculosis
Weymouth.
Feb. 3,
Frederick W. Martin
15
9 123 Typhoid Pneumonia
11, George M. Bates . .
13, Betsey (Vinton) Pray
66 15, Elizabeth (Paine) Dyer
36
8
- Pulmonary Consumption 1
66 19, William H. Reynolds
26
9| 11 Consumption
66 21, Walter H. Briggs
5
3 23 Rheumatism
66 25, George A. Tirrell
24
23 Consumption .
=
=
25, Susie E. Rogers
2 10 13 Serofula
66
29, Child of Daniel W. and Abbie L. Torrey . .
Stillborn.
Mar. 1, Jane (Shaw) Bates 2, Mary Jane (Ainsworth) Reed
69 35
3
Paralysis .
5
Heart Disease
Weymouth.
2
4 Consumption .
8 10 Diabetes
Randolph.
9. Morris F. Fogarty .
2
9 Searlet Fever
Weymouth.
75 10 22 Caneer
Braintree.
66 15, James J. Breerton .
16
5
21 Lung Fever
Ireland.
3
7 Diabetis
Weymouth.
66 18, Carrie Avis Smith
21, Margaret (Dwyer) Callahan .
35
Internal Hemorrhage Congestion of Brain
Ireland. 66
66 26, Edward Gallagher .
28
66 26, James Ford Nash
87
1|20 Old Age
Weymouth.
66 30, Martha Jane Cleverly
72
5 16 Heart Disease
66
66
31, Martha Jane Huntress 13
7
Searlet Fever .
66
3, John E. Halloran
2 10 20
16 3, Daniel Cohan
52
Ireland.
Heart Disease
England.
66 6, Maria E. O'Halloran .
8 Searlet Fever .
Weymouth.
7, Cordelia (Dunfee) Townsend 9, Rosina Badger .
50 1
7 Typhoid Pneumonia Consumption . .
Canada.
10, Charles H. Curtis
30 9 24 Congestion of Lungs
Abington.
10, Henry Dyer .
24 9
7 Consumption .
66 14, Perey Shaw
1
7 10 Lung Fever
66
1
9 14 General Debility
20, Elizabeth (l'ratt) Loud . 86 5 24 Caneer
20, Harriet M. Selden 1
1 7 Congestion of Lungs
66
66 23, Esther Bates . 711
9|21
66 25, Lydia Beals 89 10 8 Pneumonia .
26, James E. Tibbetts
2
3 Scarlet Fever . 8 Scirrhus of Stomach
Stoughton.
27. Samuel S. Pratt 66
1
66 29, Patriek H. McCue
4
Needham. Weymouth.
81
5 9 Pneumonia
Braintree. Weymouth.
17, Mary J. Hone
29, Cyrus Holbrook
78
4 23 Chronie Inflamma'n of Kid'ys
5 14 17 Pelvie Abseess
Leieester Ireland.
3, James Maloney
77 76
11, Relief (Hayden) Thayer 12, Ellen (O'Donnell) McGrath
39
Inflammation of Bowels
Ireland. Weymouth.
66 16, Michael Sullivan .
16 17, Margaret Casey
28 70 7
25 Searlet Fever .
12 11 Scarlet Fever
66
April 2, William Foster Cleverly
10
9
66 Apoplexy
4, Mary (Wallwork) Radeliffe
48 6
W. Bridgewat'r.
6
Weymouth. 66
17, Child of J. Augustine and Ida Fogg .
66
18, Quiney Tufts 80
66
21. Clementine B. (Davis) Our 43
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