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SECT. 3. No existing settlement shall be changed by any provision of this act, un- less the entire residence and taxation herein required shall have accrued after its pas- sage; but any unsettled person shall gain a settlement upon the completion of the resi- dence and taxation herein required, though the whole or a part of the same may have accrued before the passage of this act.
SECT. 4. The provisions of this act shall not apply to any person, who, at the date of its passage, shall be an inmate of either of the State Lunatic hospitals, the asylum for insane and the State Almshouse at Tewksbury, the State Workhouse, or the State Primary School, until such person shall have been duly discharged from said institu- tion. [Approved May 28, 1874.]
The Board of State Charities asked the Attorney General of the Commonwealth, for an interpretation of the first clause of the second section of this law. His response was as follows :
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE,
BOSTON, September 19, 1874.
To the Board of State Charities :
Prior to Acts of 1870, chapter 392, an unmarried woman could obtain a settlement only under the provisions of the General Statutes, chapter 69. By the Act of 1870, "any unmarried woman " obtained a settlement by a residence of ten years together, in any place, under certain conditions. By chapter 274, section 2, of the Acts of 1874, section 1 of chapter 392, Acts of 1870, is repealed, and a new provision substituted. The substitute changes the law of 1870 in three particulars; the effect of one only is ma- terial for me to consider under the question submitted by your Board for my opinion. In the Act of 1874, the word " unmarried " is omitted. The plain and obvious inten- tion of the Legislature by this change of the law, is to so arrange the law of settlement as that women shall have the same rights, irrespective of any condition of marriage. The language of the Act, taken in connection with the Act repealed, does not allow of any other construction, and the intention of the Legislature, if it can be ascertained, is to govern. In the present instance, the omission of the word "unmarried," and the use of the word " woman" only, makes it appear manifestly to have been the inten- tion of the Legislature to use the word " woman" in the Act, so as not to be affected or modified by the condition of marriage; and in my opinion, no other construction can be given the Act. The intention of the Legislature being manifest, no considera- tion of presumption can arise.
Yours very respectfully,
CHARLES R. TRAIN.
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Sept. 12th, 1876.
CITY OF SOMERVILLE VS. THE CITY OF BOSTON.
The plaintiff in this suit sought to recover for relief furnished under the pauper laws to a married woman. It was claimed by the plaintiff that Mary McCloskey, who, be- fore her marriage had no settlement in this Commonwealth, acquired one in Boston,. under Stat. 1874, chap. 274, sec. 2, by marriage, and five years' continuous residence in that city with her husband, who had himself no settlement there or elsewhere in this State, and who acquired none by such residence. The statute relied on, declares that any woman of the age of twenty-one years who resides in any place within this. State for five years together, without receiving relief as a pauper, shall thereby gain a settlement in such place; and it expressly repeals the first section of chap. 392 of the- Acts of 1870, by which any unmarried woman of the age of twenty-one years was per- mitted to gain a settlement by ten years' residence. By the first clause of sect. 1 of chapter 69 of the General Statutes, the settlement of a married woman is made to fol- low the settlement of her husband, if he has any; otherwise her own, at the time of marriage, if she then had any, is not lost or suspended by the marriage. The question to be decided was whether section 2 of chapter 274 of the Laws of 1874, so far repeals- the first clause of section 1 of chapter 69, that a married woman shall thereby acquire a settlement in a city or town where her husband has none.
The case was heard on agreed facts, and judgment has now been reached for the de- fendant. The rescript is as follows :-
"The statute of 1874 was intended to diminish the time from ten to five years, required to give to an unmarried woman a settlement, and not to extend the class of persons to whom the law as it then stood, was applicable."
C. ROBINSON, JR., for the Plaintiff; and
J. L. STACKPOLE, for the Defendant.
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
The whole number of families who have applied for and received aid during the year, is six hundred and ninety-nine, comprising thirteen hundred and six males and thirteen hundred and sixty-six females, or two thousand six hundred and seventy- two persons.
Of these, three hundred and ninety-nine families, consisting of eight hundred and sixteen males and eight hundred and thirty- seven females, or sixteen hundred and fifty-three persons have legal pauper settlements in this city or elsewhere, and three hundred families, consisting of four hundred and ninety males, and five hundred and twenty-nine females, or ten hundred and nineteen persons, were State paupers, or have no known settlement.
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The whole number having a legal pauper settlement who have received full support for the whole or a part of the year, is one hundred and thirty-eight- eighty-two males and fifty-six females.
The number provided for at the Insane Hospital during the year, has been twenty-eight: fourteen males and fourteen females.
Twenty persons brought into the State by the various lines of communication with other States, have been returned on the several roads by which they came, in accordance with Chap. LXXI, Sec. 25 of the General Statutes.
Fifty-seven State paupers have been sent to the State Alms- house at Tewksbury, after having been aided here to a greater or less extent.
Eighty-nine heads of families consisting of three hundred and fifty members, having a legal settlement in other cities and towns, but living here, have been aided during the year, in accordance with the wishes or instructions of the Overseers of the Poor of the several places where they have their settlements.
In providing for the cases above mentioned, by the Depart- ment for Temporary Aid, at the office of the Clerk of the Board, there have been drawn three thousand six hundred and sixteen orders, on various persons, for the following neces- saries :
In Cash allowances,
$342 74
" Fuel,
2,208 40 .
" Groceries, 3,432 45
" Furniture and clothing,
36 00
" Medicine, attendance and nursing,
629 44
" Burial expenses,
424 40
" Transportation of Paupers,
329 18
" Insane Hospital bills, . ·
3,883 14
" State Reformatory Institution bills, 1,089 75
" Aid to Worcester poor in other towns,
1,475 06
" Books, stationary, postage and printing, 369 91
" Miscellaneous expenses,
211 75 .
Total,
$14,632 22
·
For the monthly expenditures of the same, you are referred to the table attached to this section of the report.
The salary of the City Physician and that of the Clerk of the
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Board are also charged to the expense of the City Relief Department, and are as follows : -
City Physician, .
$800 00
Clerk of the Board,
1,350 00
Disbursements, .
14,632 22
$16,782 22
The resources have been as follows: -
Appropriation by City Council,
. $13,000 00
Received from State and other cities and towns,
3,910 62
Transferred from Farm appropriation,
800 00
Total receipts, ·
$17,710 62
Total expenditures, .
16,782 22
Unexpended balance,
$928 40
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
MONTHLY
ACCOUNTS OF
No. of Orders Drawn.
Paid in Cash Allow-
ances.
Cost of Fuel.
Cost of Groceries.
Furniture and Cloth-
Medicine, Attendance
and Nursing.
Cost of Burials.
Transportation of
Insane Hospital
Bills.
State Reformatory
Institutions.
Paid other Towns.
Books, Stationery.
Postage and Printing
Miscellaneous Ex-
penses.
Total.
1876
419
$50 00
$385 10
$291 00
$59 53
$59 00
$74 98
$954 90
$139 11
$58 70
$24 00
$2,096 32
January.
632
24 80
551 65
507 00
$3 85
51 36
23 00
23 65
63 00
$323 00
20 50
00
21 00
1,641 81
February
613
5 90
167 90
596 00
4 50
40 11
40 00
42 05
499 24
131 31
21 00
1,878 01
March.
695
36 35
472 10
626 75
2 75
45 60
62 00
21 75
880 53
291 50
45 91
38 40
21 00
2,544 64
April ..
314
39 34
124 45
365 00
3 90
45 35
15 00
11 70
32 10
59 75
25 50
722 09
May ..
171
12 00
49 45
185 00
.3 75
44 55
5 00
18 00
3 00
8 00
328 75
June.
154
45 70
23 00
202 00
4 25
45 65
62 00
4 00
987 97
7 75
10 50
1,392 82
.July .
122
11 63
16 00
133 00
3 00
45 31
23 00
57 05
32 50
281 50
154 69
11 75
35 00
804 43
August
112
13 90
13 00
150 50
53 55
90 00
5 50
45 00
3 75
12 00
19 50
406 70
September. . ..
132
) 55
12 50
133 00
4 00
105 08
144 40
48 00
952 24
248 35
6 00
8 25
1,682 37
October ..
112
14 85
32 00
114 20
52 90
47 00
7 00
12 00
148 75
63 41
492 11
November ...
140
37 72
61 25
129 00
6 00
40 45
54 00
15 50
268 00
12 25
18 00
642 17
3616| $342 74 $2,208 40 $3,432 45
$36 00
$629 44
$624 40
$329 18 $3.883 14 $1,089 75 $1.475 06
$369 91
$211 75 $14,632 22
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
December 1877
..
..
1877.
ing.
Paupers.
85
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
List of Paupers aided in Worcester, but settled in other towns :
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
PLACE OF SETTLEMENT.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
PLACE OF SETTLEMENT.
Spencer. Ashland.
Chas. H. Nutting, Hiram D. Aldrich,
Barre,
Benjamin F. Cook, John Butler,
Holden. 66
Catherine Hynas, Peter Callaghan,
Lynn. 66
Holliston.
Patrick Flynn, Mary Shehee, John Rice,
Westboro.
Clinton.
Bridget Curtain,
Sterling.
George A. Snow, Mary Brock,
West Boylston. Hudson.
Oxford.
Theodore Bowen,
Brookfield.
Douglas.
Almira Glazier, Patrick Bowler,
Blackstone.
N. Brookfield. 66
Quincy. Leicester.
66
Athol.
66
Grafton.
Auburn. Webster. Grafton. 66
Millbury. Milford.
66
Sutton. 66
Howard Holland, Geo. F. Sylvester, Edward Tyrrell, Catharine Bonzey,
Fitchburg. Millbury. 66 Natick. Danvers. So. Braintree.
New Bedford. Marlboro.
John Dillon,
Boston.
Cambridge. Lowell. 66
Springfield. Auburn. 66
Palmer. 66
Boston.
Grafton.
66
66
Sarah A. Nichols,
Dennis McSorley, Geo. W. Blanding,
Fitchburg.
Ellen Joyce,
Fitchburg. 66
Wm. McCormick, Augusta Colburn, Mercy H. Oliver, Charles E. Reed, James Thomas, Mary A. Corey, Mary Dillon, Martin Reynolds, Emory Rockwood, Thomas Conelly, Anthony Jordan, Edward Scott, Lucille Boyd, Emma J. Moulton, Noel Dougas, Mary Brady, Helen Osborne, Mary Edwards,
Alexander Senesac, Horace Day, Elizabeth Jennings, John Martin, Carrie Malhoit, Sophia Gleason, Leander Taylor, Thomas Millet, Thomas Curran, Michael Larvin, John Minnock, Andrew Burbank, Andrew P. Clark, Patrick Behan, John Murvey, Owen Sullivan, Patrick Owens, Sumner Flagg, Rufus Davenport, Call C. Turner, John S. Burns, John Cosgrove, Nora Kempton, Wmn. H. Strong,
Weymouth. Middlefield.
Margaret Martin, John L. Edwards, Jane K. Dyer,
Lydia J. Duffin, Patrick Mellen, Rose McFarland, John Mulloney, John Finnegan, Bridget Morgan, Fred. W. Mahan, David D. Fogg, Alexander Shampers, James Mullaly,
66
66
66 Cheshire. Spencer. Boston. Oxford.
Northbridge. Holyoke. Paxton. Milford. 66 66
66
Hadley.
Southboro.
Hopkinton.
Thomas McTiernan, Patrick Harrigan, Hiram D. Hines, Paul Cluckey, Robinson Hopwood, Daniel Gilmore, John J. Ford,
Northboro.
Alexander Goozey, Mary W. Holmes, Ann Kelly,
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
List of insane persons who have a legal pauper settlement in this city and who have received full support at the Insane Hospital during the year 1877 :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
PLACE OF SUPPORT.
860
Samuel S. Barnes
58
Westminster,
Worcester L. Hospital.
85
Harriet N. Crosby
56
Brewster,
367
James Conlon.
27
Ireland,
392
S. Angeline Coxon
40
West Boylston,
1277
Frank H. Cook.
34
Belchertown,
1292
Abbie Donahoe.
22
Unknown,
66
676
Richard Everett.
51
Ireland,
246
Albert Garfield
Princeton,
66
518
Barbara Kohl
34
Germany,
1222
Edward Lynch
33
Ireland,
66
1012
Mary McGrath
41
Ireland,
959
Michael Mullens
31
Ireland,
757
Nora T. Murphy.
26
Ireland,
66
1273
Edith C. Pierce.
21
Unknown,
568
Edwin A. Robie.
46
Cambridge,
1130
Jemima Talbot.
30
England,
1333
Mary Toomey ..
56
Ireland,
1324
Charles R. Ayres
31
Worcester,
1544
John Burr ..
87
Norton,
1536
Mary Farrell
Ireland,
1331
Mary Goggin
21
Worcester,
572
Patrick Grace
44
Ireland,
951
Nora Leary.
40
Ireland,
1500
Mary Leonard
27
Ireland,
357
Ellen Shea.
81
Ireland.
183
Joseph W. Heywood
23
Worcester,
Northampton.
List of persons having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester, but living and receiving aid in other towns, for the year 1877 :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
NUMBER IN FAMILY.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
WHERE LIVING AND AIDED.
550
Michael Connell.
5
Ireland.
Boston.
643
George French, Jr ..
5
Hingham.
Boston.
1103
Catherine Flynn. .. .
3
Roxbury.
Boston.
1371
Mary Hartnett
8
Ireland.
Warren.
1411
Michael Kelly.
7
Ireland.
Wilkinsonville.
877
Eliza J. Mahan ..
1
Lowell.
Lawrence.
854
Henry Mason.
6
Boston.
Lynn.
928
Daniel Martin.
2
Ireland.
Boston.
1095
Orill Maxim.
2
New Bedford.
New Bedford.
1355
Mary Prince.
2
Providence.
Chelsea.
1134
David Peacock
3
Worcester.
Boston.
541
David Roberts.
2
West Indies.
Boston.
541
Alexander Roberts.
5
Boston.
Boston.
593
Mary Ratican
6
Ireland.
Boston.
1239
Edward A. Stone.
4
Unknown.
Marblehead.
863
Johanna Scriven
4
Unknown.
Newburyport.
530
John Sweeney.
5
Ireland.
Boston.
1282
Martha Tracey.
1
Unknown.
Webster.
905
James Vickers
3
Unknown.
Boston.
853
Rosalina White.
5
Worcester.
Southboro'.
1163
Thomas Waters
7
Ireland.
Boston.
1464
Henrietta Cotting ...
3
Southboro'.
Cambridge.
39
John S. Edwards ..
6
Norwich.
Leicester.
1477
Mary M. Howe ..
3
Newburyport.
Newburyport.
1536
Eliza King
2
Unknown.
Tewksbury.
1465
Thomas Riley
6
England.
Holden.
1317
Mrs. Geo. W. Taylor.
1
Unknown.
Orange.
66
1276
John Jackson, Jr.
27
Salem,
1347
Morris Marony.
Ireland,
66
87
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR ..
Persons having a settlement in Worcester and receiving full support at Bridgewater Work-House :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
598
Thomas Moriarty
26
Worcester,
230
John Goss .. .
-
Unknown.
1301
Lucy E. Manning.
18
Canada.
977
Patrick Shea ..
37
Ireland.
Girls sentenced to, and supported in the State Industrial School at Lancaster, and having settlements in Worcester;
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
532
Ellen Donovan
20
Unknown.
980
Helen M. Giles
18
Athol.
978
Ella F. Newell
-
Providence.
1341
Mary E. Scanlan
-
Unknown.
1518
Lucia Small
16
Unknown.
Boys sentenced to, and supported in the State Reform School at Westboro', and having a settlement in Worcester :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
671
Florence Courtney.
20
Worcester.
851
Stephen Dwyer.
18
Unknown.
1311
Michael Dowd.
18
Unknown.
1323
Fred R. Dodge
Worcester.
1318
James Kelly
16
Worcester.
1307
Frank N. Lavine
17
New York.
1322
Patrick Lombard ..
11
Worcester.
1321
Edward McCaffry
16
Worcester.
1160
James O'Toole ..
16
Worcester.
1309
John Ryan
20
Unknown.
1338
John Shea.
11
Ireland.
1408
James Toole.
15
Worcester.
1317
William Taylor
17
Worcester.
1496
John Burns ..
14
Unknown.
617
James Croak.
16
Worcester.
1017
Fred A. Hector.
-
Unknown.
1474
Joseph Joyce
12
Unknown.
1318
James Kelly.
16
Worcester.
1519
Peter Rourke
17
Unknown.
.
-
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Boys sentenced to, and supported in the State Primary School at Monson, and having settlements in Worcester :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
PLACE OF BIRTHII.
181
John E. Falvey.
14
Unknown.
1342
Scotto G. Kirby.
16
Worcester.
1343
William P. Keene
14
Worcester.
188
Lillian Matthews.
13
Unknown.
Persons having a legal settlement in Worcester, who have received temporary aid as paupers, during the year 1877 :
Registered
Pauper Number.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
Males.
Females.
484
Albee, Edward.
1
2
Military. Poll Tax.
231
Aldrich, Aaron.
1
2
1433
Ash, Robert. ...
2
5
Law of 1874.
1035
Brosnihan, Catharine D.
1
1
Law of 1874.
13
Bartlett, Achsa.
2
Real Estate.
1023
Barrett, Mary.
1
Law of 1874.
4
Britt, Margaret.
4
Law of 1874.
642
Breen, Patrick ..
2
3
Law of 1874.
827
Boyle, Thomas. ..
3
1
Poll Tax.
956
Bullard, Harriet L.
2
5
Military.
916
Buckley, Mary.
2
4
Law of 1874.
833
Boyle, James
2
3
Military.
10
Burns, James ..
2
Poll Tax.
1186
Bradshaw, Patrick.
6
2
Real Estate.
1202
Brooks, Louis.
3
1
Law of 1874.
24
Bullard, Elias ..
3
1
Poll Tax.
701
Breslin, Patrick.
3
1
Real Estate.
1434
Burns, John ..
1
1
Res't Poll Tax.
1440
Bradford, Byron
1
1
Law of 1874.
844
Broderick, Michael.
5
3
Poll Tax.
2
Brosnihan, Catharine.
4
3
Law of 1874.
1553
Brennock, Michael.
4
3
Law of 1874.
1565
Brothers, Christopher.
1
Poll Tax.
901
Coxan, William
2
2
Poll Tax.
1491
Coggin, John ..
2
1
Law of 1874.
449
Carpenter, Elliott
5
4
Poll Tax.
1538
Cassidy, Andrew
1
4
Law of 1874.
365
Connor, James
1
2
Poll Tax.
671
Courtney, Mary.
3
Law of 1874.
1145
Cunningham, William.
1
3
Real Estate.
358
Conlon, Ellen.
3
3
Poll Tax.
1038
Clark, Mary.
2
1
Law of 1874.
790
Clinch, James.
5
1
Real Estate.
1153
Crowley, Timothy
1
2
Military.
1005
Casey, Mary.
3
Law of 1874.
524
Connell, Mary
1
2
Poll Tax.
1272
Clark. Maria
1
2
Law of 1874.
1391
Barrows, Semantha.
1
Poll Tax.
1396
Britt, William.
Real Estate.
472
Boyle, Belle.
1
1
4
Law of 1874.
1353
Brosnihan, Timothy
NO. IN FAMILY.
Nature of Settle-
ment.
Law of 1874.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
89
Persons having a legal settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper Number.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
Males. Females.
ment.
1146
Cullen, John.
3
3
Poll Tax.
1365
Connell, Johanna.
1
Poll Tax.
1060
Casey, Mary A.
1
5
Law of 1874.
1377
Clough, Theodore.
2
2
Poll Tax.
1386
Cuddihe, Patrick
4
5
Law of 1874.
912
Conelly, Michael.
2
3
Law of 1874.
1397
Condon, James.
3
1
Law of 1874.
818
Carbury, Patrick
5
2
Poll Tax.
.
1404
Conelly, Patrick.
3
3
Law of 1874.
1264
Carroll, John ..
3
3
Law of 1874.
1162
Callaghan, Jerry.
2
2
Law of 1874.
1425
Comapart, Patrick.
2
1
Law of 1874.
1426
Conlon, James ..
3
3
Law of 1874.
566
Corcoran, James
2
5
Poll tax.
1429
Corliss, Patrick.
3
5
Law of 1874.
1432
Cummings, Johanna.
4
1
Real Est. Poll.
1439
Carmody, Thomas
5
1
Res't & poll tax.
1450
Campbell, John. .
5
5
Poll Tax.
1406
Courtney, Jeremiah.
3
5
Law of 1874.
1466
Conroy, James.
2
3
Law of 1874.
1478
Cregan, Annie.
2
5
Res't & poll tax.
1485
Conley, John
3
5
Law of 1874.
1249
Connors, Patrick.
2
5
Law of 1874.
792
Drohan, Robert.
1
3
Poll Tax.
465
Dailey, Mary A.
2
1
Military.
1541
Damon, Ivory.
3
1
Real Estate.
1540
Duncalf, John.
1
2
Residence.
1021
Dougherty, Michael.
2
1
Law of 1874.
713 851
Duyer. Mary.
5
1
Poll Tax.
1078
Dorman, George.
5
Law of 1874.
453
Dearborn, Ann.
1
Military.
1077
Dailey, Michael.
5
2
Poll Tax.
1169
Dailey, Patrick.
3
1
Law of 1874.
794
Devlin, Henry.
3
3
Military.
935 65
Doyle, Eliza ..
1
Law of 1874.
1327
Donahoe, John.
2
2
Law of 1874.
1447
Duffy, Michael.
5
3
Res't & poll tax.
1525
Ekland, Alexander
3
3
Law of 1874.
266
Ekins, John.
5
4
Poll Tax.
482
1
1
Poll Tax.
695
Fahey, Mary.
5
2
Poll Tax.
542
Foley, Michael.
1
3
Poll Tax.
1221
Fitzpatrick, Michael.
3
3
Poll Tax.
1137
Flanley, Hannah.
2
2
Military.
1245
Fluddy, Patrick
6
3
Military.
729
Foley, Thomas.
2
2
Poll Tax.
896
Foley, Timothy
Poll Tax.
1387
Flynn, Mary.
3
Law of 1874.
511
Ferriter, Nicholas.
3
5
Poll Tax.
543
Fay, Gilbert A.
2
1
Poll Tax.
1436
Fenton, David ..
3
4
Law of 1874.
475
Falvey, Catharine
2
1
Military.
1516
Goulding, Clark.
1
2
Poll Tax.
1483
Goddard, Benjamin
1
Res't & poll tax.
1558
Gordan. Joseph.
4
3
Real Estate.
. . .
5
3
Poll Tax.
Dunn, Mary A.
3
Poll Tax.
4
2
Law of 1874.
908
Clancy, James.
NO. IN FAMILY.
Nature of Settle-
Ford, Bridget.
Donovan, David
.
7
90
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Persons having a legal settlement. &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper
Number.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
Males.
Females.
Nature of Settle. ment.
682
Griffin, Margaret
2
2
Poll Tax.
866
Gleason, Mary
2
2
Law of 1874.
357
Green, Henrietta.
5
4
Real Estate.
862
Goggin. Bridget.
3
1
Poll Tax.
1016
Gale, Martha.
3
4
Law of 1874.
696
Goodwin, John.
1
1
Poll Tax.
1376
Guilfoyle, Dennis.
3
5
Real Estate.
1055
Gorman, Kate ..
1
1
Poll Tax.
1390
Gibbs, George E.
3
3
Poll Tax.
1395
Goff, Michael. .
1
1
Poll Tax.
1020
Graham, Thomas.
6
4
Law of 1874.
1421
Gilmore, Michael
2
2
Law of 1874.
1442
Gaffney, James.
3
4
Law of 1874.
1051
Garvey, William.
6
5
Law of 1874.
1441
Glynn, Michael. .
4
1
Law of 1874.
1416
Genhardt, Michael.
1
Law of 1874.
1549
Hayes, John.
3
3
Law of 1874.
1564
Holman, William J.
1
1
Real Estate.
259
Hemmenway, Ebenezer.
1
1
Poll Tax.
1238
Hagerty, Patrick.
1
4
Law of 1874.
1017
Hector, Phylena.
1
2
Law of 1874.
1293
Higgins, James.
3
3
Law of 1874.
463
Hogan, Timothy
1
4
Poll Tax.
1290
Henley, Patrick.
4
Real Estate.
1409
Haley, John.
1
3
Law of 1874.
1199
Hagerty, John
1
2
Law of 1874.
1240
Higgins, John.
1
3
Law of 1874.
1471
Hogan, Arthur.
1
1
Law of 1874.
971
Joyce, James.
3
2
Law of 1874.
895
Johnston, Bridget
1
2
Law of 1874.
786
Joyce, John.
4
3
Poll Tax.
1453
Joyce, Mary . ..
1
3
Real Estate. Military.
943
Kelly, John.
2
Law of 1874.
450
Kane, Patrick.
1
Real Estate.
837
Killeher, Catherine
2
3
Law of 1874.
1251
Kenny, James.
2
4
Law of 1874.
1302
Kennedy, Michael.
4
3
Law of 1874.
1335
Keefe, William.
4
Law of 1874.
1170
Keenan, Patrick.
2
Law of 1874.
819
Kelly, Frank.
2
2
Poll Tax.
1342
Kirby, Rebecca.
2
Poll Tax.
1417
Kane, Patrick
5
2
Law of 1874.
1472
Kearse. Thomas.
4
3
Law of 1874.
1488
Kindred. James W
Law of 1874.
1411
Kelly, Michael.
4
Poll Tax.
1515
Kennedy, Thomas.
3
Law of 1874.
982
Kelly, Ellen.
2
Law of 1874.
1237
Kerr, John.
2
4
Mil. & Real Es.
1537
Looney, James.
1
2
Poll Tax.
1563
Learned, Ezra J.
1
2
Law o' 1874.
719
Lynch, James.
4
3
Real Estate.
969
Lee, Thomas. .
4
3
Law of 1874.
292
Lovering, Hannah.
1
2
Poll Tax.
1147
Laverty, Robert M.
2
2
Poll Tax.
1072
Laverty, George M.
1
1
Military.
1356
Luby. Michael.
1
2
Poll Tax.
266
Johnson, Jane.
1
3
Law of 1874.
1380
Hurley, John.
.
NO. IN FAMILY.
1
91
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Persons having a legal settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper
Number.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
Males.
Females.
1366
Lesnard, John.
2
4
Law of 1874.
181
Laughlin, John.
1
2
Military.
824
Logan, Thomas.
2
4
Poll Tax.
829
Laverty, John.
4
3
Poll Tax.
1372
Laughlin, John.
1
Law of 1874.
894
Laughlin, Thomas.
2
3
Poll Tax.
1449
Leahey, Thomas.
2
3
Poll Tax.
1451
Logan, Lawrence.
1
4
Poll Tax.
461
Murphy, John.
2
4
Poll Tax.
151
McCarty, John.
1
2
Military.
1347
Marony, Patrick.
1
1
Poll Tax.
1230
McCulloch, Ann. .
1
3
Law of 1874.
544
Murphy, Catharine.
2
2
Poll Tax.
1260
Murphy, John.
1
4
Poll Tax.
1090
McCurdy, Margaret.
1
1
Law of 1874.
711
McKenna, Kate. .
2
3
Military.
1198
McDermott, Bernerd.
3
5
Law of 1874.
151 1019
McCoy, Kate.
1
1
Law of 1874.
1328
Murry, Miles
4
2
Poll Tax.
823
McColloch, James
2
3
Poll Tax.
822
McKeon, Owen
1
1
Law of 1874.
1361
Mahon, Thomas.
1
6
Law of 1874.
725
McGunnigle, Bernerd
1
2
Poll Tax.
1026
McCann, Thomas
1
1
Poll Tax.
1347
Marony, Sophia.
3
3
Real Estate.
129
Morrissy, Mary.
2
Military.
551
McCarty, Margaret.
2
3
Poll Tax.
481
McHugo, Catherine.
3
Poll Tax.
285
McCann, Ross. .
6
3
Military.
1398
Mc Donald, John.
2
2
Law of 1874.
1407
McCarty, Michael
1
2
Law of 1874.
1298
Mullony, Catherine
3
Res't & poll tax.
1414
McDonald, James.
3
Res't & poll tax.
1012
McGirl, Peter
1
1
Real Estate.
1213
Murphy, John.
5
Real Estate.
892
McManus, Larkin.
2
Military.
1428
Melea, John.
1
Law of 1874.
1435
Morrill, Margaret
1
Law of 1874.
801
Mulcahey, Mary.
5
Poll Tax.
1445
Murry, Keron .
1
Res't & poll tax.
784
Mahony, Thomas.
2
Poll Tax.
1455
Moran, Thomas C ..
3
Poll Tax.
1460
McDonald. Anastasia
2
Law of 1874.
1461
Mahony, Mary
4
Poll Tax.
1573
Nugent, Mary.
2
Real Estate.
1303
Nevins, James
3
Law of 1874.
1454
Noon, Patrick
3
Res't & poll tax.
1113
Otto, Frances.
4
2
Law of 1874.
5
O' Neil, Bridget.
2
Military.
1160
O'Toole, Patrick.
4
Poll Tax.
727
O'Sullivan, Ellen.
1
2
Military.
365
O'Connor, James.
1
2
Poll Tax.
1358
O'Driscoll, Andrew
4
4
Poll Tax.
1076
O'Melia, Owen.
3
1
Law of 1874.
1506
Prescott, William ..
1
Real Estate.
1192
Padeen, Michael.
1
1 Law of 1874.
1
Law of 1874.
1073
Matthews, Catharine
2
Military.
McCarty, Ellen.
NO. IN FAMILY.
Nature of Settle- ment.
92
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Persons having a legal settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered
Pauper
Number.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS.
Males.
Females.
Nature of Settle- ment.
1469
Plant, Levi
5
3
Law of 1874.
1141
Quirk, Mary.
3
4
Law of 1874.
1441
Quinn, Patrick
4
3
Law of 1874.
1428
Roonan, John.
3
Poll Tax.
1274
Rutler, Alfred.
1
1
Poll Tax.
446
Russell, Margaret.
1
3
Poll Tax.
1369
Ryan, Martin.
6
1
Law of 1874.
1379
Reekie, James.
3
2
Law of 1874.
45
Rawson, Emmeline
1
Poll Tax.
1399
Regan, Timothy.
1
2
Real Estate.
1424
Ruffin, Amesley.
2
1
Real Estate.
1368
Reagan, William.
4
3
Law of 1874.
608
Searles, William H.
3
Poll Tax.
850
Scanlon, John.
2
3
Poll Tax.
947
Sheehan, Catherine.
2
Law of 1874.
1071
Shea, Donald.
1
2
Law of 1874.
955
Shelly, Ellen
1
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