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5
Real Estate.
870
Sloan, Robert. .
6
2
Poll Tax.
1018
Spencer, William
2
Law of 1874.
212
Sullivan, Kate.
2
5
Law of 1874.
977
Shea, Patrick.
1
Law of 1874.
613
Sullivan, George T.
2
1
Military.
623
Seagur, Charlotte
2
1
Poll Tax.
553
Sullivan. John.
2
4
Military.
191
Spence, Thomas.
1
6
Poll Tax.
930
Squire, Whitman O.
1
1
Military.
174
Smith, Eli T.
3
3
Military.
1420
Stack, Ellen.
1
Law of 1874.
1090
Sugrue, Patrick.
3
6
Poll Tax,
1211
Smith, James B ..
1
1
Law of 1874.
871
Toomey. Jeremiah.
1
2
Poll Tax.
797
Toole, Thomas.
1
3
Poll Tax.
816
Toondra, John.
1
1
Poll Tax.
1022
Toole, Betsey.
1
Law of 1874.
1154
Toney, Mary E
1
Military.
1333
Toomey, John.
1
1
Poll Tax.
1392
Train, Christopher.
2
5
Military.
1094
Toppin, Mary A.
1
1
Military.
548
Tibbets, Abbie.
3
1
Poll Tax.
425
Toner, Dennis.
4
1
Poll Tax.
1408
Toole, Timothy
5
6
Poll Tax.
1452
Taft, Albert L.
1
3
Res't & poll tax.
1476
Toner, Michael.
3
1
Law of 1874.
470
Upham, Charles L.
3
Poll Tax.
470
Upham, Henry P.
1
3
Poll Tax.
1548
Vaill, James.
2
1
Law of 1874.
1099
Valentine. George W.
3
2
Law of 1874.
565
Willard, Charles.
1
2
Law of 1874.
1156
Waugh, Cornelius
2
1
Poll Tax.
1063
Woodcock, Bridget.
2
2
Real Estate.
1204
Whitney, George W
2
1
Poll Tax.
1364
Walker, Charles G ..
4
3
Law of 1874.
1007
Ward, Bridget ..
1
2
Law of 1874.
149
Williams, Ann E.
2
3
Military.
1402
Wardwell, George
1
1
Real Estate.
1190
Whalon, Thomas.
4
1
Poll Tax.
1231
Walcott, Catherine.
1
Military.
1560
Wilson. Jacob.
1
Military.
1
2
Poll Tax.
1535
Tracey, Michael.
Military.
774
Scully, Mary.
1
Law of 1874.
933
Rafferty, Thomas
NO. IN FAMILY.
93
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
List of State Paupers and Persons having no known place of settlement, who have received aid during the year 1877.
Number in Family.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males.
Females.
578 843
Annis, Eliza.
2
1
None.
Adams, John. .
1
None.
Adams, John, 2nd.
1
6
1877
Abbott, John W
2
1
17
1874
Alexander, Mary,
1
1
19
1874
Burns, Kate
2
2
117
1876
Bowler, Mary.
4
3
50
1875
Burns, Mark .
2
4
137
1876
Butler, Jefferson.
1
4
62
1870
Brosnihan, John.
4
4
53
1875
Boag, James
1
12
1877
Burns, Michael.
3
1
122
1873
Brosnihan, John J.
3
3
49
1875
Bennet, Charles.
1
2
1396
Britt, William ..
2
2
16
1874
Brosnihan, Timothy
4
4
11
1876
Brown, Abraham ..
1
1
39
1875
Barry, Johanna
1
3
35
1876
Burke, Frances
4
1
1340
1876
Battle, Mary ..
2
62
1877
Boynton, David W.
1
1
None.
67
1877
Brennon, Edward
3
75
1876
Cooney, Thomas.
1
104
1876
Curry, Bridget ..
2
2
118
1876
Conelly, Johanna
2
3
119
1876
Cahill, Farrol.
1
28
1876
Connel, John
1
None.
9
1874
Curran, Margaret.
1155
Carrol, Michael.
139
1876
Connors, James.
4
16
1870
Carroll, Mary.
1
3
1877
Cook, Sarah.
1
14
1877
Cummings, Patrick.
3
10
1877
Cunningham, James
1
104
1870
Curran, Florence.
1
17
1877
Carbury, Mark.
18
1877
Cadette, Leon ..
2
1189
Comer, Michael.
1246
Cahill, Patrick.
4
Noue.
Conners, Lizzie.
1
94
1871
Cumiskie, John
3
1
23
1877
Corbett, Joseph.
3
1
24
1877
Connors, John.
4
2
26
1877
Carroll, Edward
2
1
92
1874
Crandell, Fanny
1
2
31
1877
Convery, Thomas.
6
2
None.
Connors, Mary.
1
1
986
Cooley, Michael
1
2
35
1877
Colman, Isaiah.
1
3
17
1876
Carlin, Henry.
2
3
None.
Bolandret. D ..
Bowas, Andrew.
2
2
€
92
Bump, Richard ..
1
Connel, John, 2nd
1
891
Brosnihan, Catherine
Adams, Lucia A ..
2
1
5 5231242 2 1 2 4
.
94
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Persons having no known settlement, &c .- Continued.
Number in Family.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males.
Females.
58
1877
Cote, J. Octave
3
1
1038
Clark, Mary ..
2
1
65
1877
Cummings, John F.
1
1
72
1877
Callaghan, Thomas.
6
1
None.
Clark, Charles M.
1
1
None.
Coyle, Mary.
80
1877
Custerson, George.
2
2
None.
1877
Clinday, Jennie
1
None.
Crehan, Cornelius
1
None.
Carey, Bridget.
1
29
1876
Donahoe, Catherine.
1
10
1876
Donovan, Daniel .
4
None.
Dailey, Patrick.
1
26
1875
Donelly, James.
1
13
1877
Doweny. Ellen
2
116
1876
Doyle, Mary.
2
12
1872
Delany, Ellen.
66
1870
Dolen, Margaret.
46
1877
Dillon, Bridget
111
1872
Dempsey, Hannah.
101
1871
Devine, Julia.
54
1877
Desautels, Louis
51
1874
Dowd, Daniel.
1
None
Deady, Thomas.
None.
Duffy, Eliza.
29
1877
Ellson, Alfred.
None.
Eagan, Bridget.
6
1874
Fitzpatrick, Cornelius
63
1876
Frothingham, John.
4
1875
Foy, Martin.
124
1876
Farrell, Thomas
125
1876
Falvey, John
1164
Finneran, William
11
1868
Foley, Ann.
2
1423
Fields, William N
2
1
Nonc.
Franson, W. D
1
1
398
Fallon, Barney
1
2
Non ?.
Finneran, James.
1
110
1875
Francis. Julia ..
2
2
88
1877
Frye, Nicholas.
1
799
Glynn, Mortimer
2
5
18
1872
Green, Delia. .
1
98
1877
Hamilton, Edwar.l.
5
3
46
Higgins, Julia
2
2
108
1876
Hubat, John
1
1
109
1876
Hovey, Ann.
2
1
111
1876
Harris, Patrick.
1
3
None.
Hailey, Rosa.
2
3
130
1876
Hyler, Phebe.
3
814
Holland, Thomas
3
4
48
1875
Hughes, James.
2
4
132
1876
Hymen. Rhoda.
12231213226232 3 2 1
2 24241311242322 251321312 4 1 4 3 1 1 2 4 2 6 2 3 1 3 2 2 1
86
1877
Carter, William.
1
82
1
7
1877
Dooling, Patrick.
101
1876
Dubey, Emma.
17
1873
Flannigan, Mary
73
1877
Faber, Barbara.
116
1873
Hines, Michael.
2
1
Cannon, Ann. .
95
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Persons having no known settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males.
Females.
128
1876
Hayes, Thomas.
2
3
431
Hurlihey, Jerry
3
2
40
1872
Halloran, Bridget.
3
1
42
1874
Hartley, Michael .
1
86
1874
Holland, Patrick ..
1
1
None.
Harroway, Mary
1
1575
Howland, William A.
1 122 2
2
68
1877
Hamilton, William.
1
33
1876
Hickey, Elizabeth.
2
None.
Howe, James. ..
1
1
1545
Hoyt, Emily.
1
2
91
1877
Hatch, Mary A.
3
2
140
1876
Jones, Mary.
1
2
56
1872
Jule, Charles.
1
1
1
1877
Jones, John R.
1
1080
Jackson, John J
1
1
43
1875
Jackson, John.
1
1
71
1877
Jandrin, Joseph.
2
4
None.
Johnsou, Eliza
1
None.
Jackson, Eilen
1
None.
Jackson, John, 2nd.
1
1
97
1875
Kelly, Catherine.
3
40
1874
Kavanaugh, John
2
4
9
1875
Keating, John ..
2
1
19
1877
Kibblihan, Anthony
3
1
31
1870
Keagan, Ellen.
33
1877
Kavanaugh, Arthur
12
4
None.
Kiley, Annie
1
81
1871
Kenedy, David ..
1
43
1877
Kelley, Daniel ..
2
4
82
1874
Keating, Richard.
2
28
1874
Kirk, Thomas
1
4
None.
Kelly, John.
1
1
31
1876
Lee, Michael.
2
2
3
1873
Lincoln, Bridget.
1
3
1373
Leland, Richard F
5
3
63
1873
Leahe, Hannah.
1
2
10
1872
Loring, Ann.
2
2
135
1876
Livingston, Robert
3
2
1210
Leonard, Antonio.
2
3
22
1877
La Fleur, Theodore
4
4
38
1877
Locke, Stephen J
2
39
1877
Leary, Timothy.
3
2
40
1877
Le Clair, John H
6
4
1470
Le Barge, Euseb9
4
2
None.
Lawrence, Ellen.
1
None.
Lynch, Patrick.
1
92
1877
Langley, Jane.
3
2
93
1877
Lingley, Rebecca
71
1876
McCoy, Kate
2
6
81
1876
Marke, Emma ..
2
2
100
1876
McCarty, Catherine
1
14
1876
Keefe, John.
1493
Kindrigan, Ellen
3
None.
Kenny, Jenny .
1
5
1875
Lazelle, John. .
1
1
None.
Harris, Margaret
1
26
Jefferson, Ann.
None.
Haley, James
Number in Family.
1
96
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Persons having no known settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males.
Females.
37
1876
McQuade, James.
2
67
1870
McPartland, Alice
1
4
1871
Myers, Mary ..
105
1871
McCoy, Kate, 2nd ..
121
1876
McCormick, Barthol.
3
None.
Mowatt, Joseph.
1
848
Murphy, Ellen .
114
1876
Murphy, Michael
3
129
1876
Murphy, John
1
107
1875
McCarty, Patrick.
1
154
McDermott, Mary.
2
1398
1876
McNaughton, Henry
1
282
McCabe, John ..
6
None.
Morrill, E. P ..
1
2
25
1877
Morgan, John.
3
1
101
1875
McCurdy, Margaret.
1
None.
Manning, William.
1
None.
McCarty, Dennis
1
1
1
30
1874
McCarty, Esther.
1.
69
1877
McKee, George.
3
3
None.
McMella, Margaret.
1
None.
McCarty, Michael.
1
None.
Monroe, Francis.
1
100
1875
McDonald, Patrick
1
None.
Mahan, Patrick.
1.
1
1555
Mahony, John ....
3
1
None.
McCarty. Margaret.
1
97
1875
McNiff, Michael.
4
3
94
1877
McArdle, Dennis
1
5
19
1875
Needham, Patrick.
3
+
21
1874
Nolan, Margaret.
1
55
1875
O'Connor, William
4
1
61
1876
O'Connell, Mary.
3
8
1875
O' Brien, Annie.
1
313
O'Brien, Thomas
5
1875
O'Brien, John.
3
37
1877
O' Brien, Patrick.
9
57
1877
Oakley, William B ..
3
77
1877
Osborne. Thomas.
None.
O'Connell, Ellen.
872
O'Keefe, James.
5
3
94
1876
Potter, Joseph G.
4
6
122
1876
Provillar, Joseph
1
30
1877
Parrisseau, Louis.
1
1
51
1877
Peters, Sarah J.
1
2
53
1877
Powers, Bridget . .
1 12
2
None.
Reynolds, Patrick.
1
1
339
Ratigan. Mary ..
1
58
Rome, George R.
3
4
56
1872
Roberts, Edward.
3
4
126
1876
Raher, John ..
1
3
None.
Regan, Michael.
1
101
1875
Russell, James
6
1
1 1
None.
Martin, Sarah E.
None.
Marsh, Ellen . .
1
None.
McCormick, Patrick
Mckenzie, Emma.
1552
McDonald, John
2
25311132332 3 2 1 5 1 3 1 3
Number in Family.
None.
Powers, Patrick
211221 1 1 1
1
97
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Persons baving no known settlement, &c .- Continued.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males:
Females.
None.
Roberts, William J.
1
65
1872
Riley, James.
1
5
693
Ryan, Patrick
2
4
14
1871
Ryder, Lucy.
1
47
1877
Ready, Thomas
3
2
1508
Rockwood, Emory
2
2
70
1877
Rice, James.
6
2
None.
Russell, Thomas
1
None.
90
1877
Roberts, Napoleon.
1
4
7
1875
Rockwood, John
2
3
774
Scully, Michael.
2
5
53
1875
Stephenson, James.
1
116
1872
Sinnott, John.
1
3
34
1876
Sullivan, Timothy
4
1
24
1876
Sullivan, James ..
1
1
None.
92
1871
Sullivan, Fanny.
2
5
103
1875
Sprague, Mary A.
1
2
1875
Smith, Lydia M ..
3
1
1422
Smith, Thomas.
2
2
124
1873
Strong, Simeon C.
1
None.
Sullivan, .Jerry. .
1
250
Slattery, Thomas.
4
52
1877
Sullivan, Dennis ..
1
2
62
1868
Sullivan, Catherine.
1
55
1877
Smith, James.
1
64
1877
Smith, John W.
1
None.
Sullivan, Mary .
1
None.
Sherman, Bruno
1
75
1877
Shea, Daniel.
5
3
84
1877
Sullivan, Jeremiah
2
1
1382
Troy, Patrick. .
4
2
None.
Tehan, Patrick. .
1
1
136
1876
Trombly, George.
4
2
913
Tighe, Julia. .
1
2
2
1877
Tierney, Michael.
2
2
14
1877
Taylor, John G.
4
1
1512
Taylor, Leander
2
5
None.
Turry, Jerry
1
63
1877
Thomas, Emil.
2
1
74
1877
Tanner, Alfred.
1
1
None.
Taylor, Joal.
1
76
1877
Vincent, Andrew
1
2
78
1870
Waters, Thomas.
2
1
31
1871
Waugh, Ann.
1
1
13
1876
Wing, Ann
1
116
1871
Willett, Peter
4
131
1876
Walker. Joseph
1
133
1876
Watson, Richard.
2
15
1877
Wood, George S ..
2
3
16
1877
Welch, Patrick.
2
1
20
1877
Wybel, Charles A.
3
2
22
1877
Wright, James W.
5
1
1415
Wright, George
1
28
1877
Wolfe, Isaac. .
2
3
50
1877
Wescott, William.
1
3
None.
Warring, William.
1
,
.
2
1520
Scott, Jas. L .. .
Sheehan, Edward.
1
Rose, Robert
1
Number in Family.
.
98
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
Persons having no known settlement, &c .- Continued.
Number in Family.
Registered Pauper Number.
Year.
Names of Applicants.
Males.
Females.
36
1877
Wall, Mary.
1
None.
Wood, Ann B.
1
1
None.
Wansey, Susan.
1
2
116
1870
Westwell, Annie.
1
3
37
1874
Wheeler, George.
1
67
1870
Ward, Catherine.
1
101
1876
Wright, Jerry.
3
1
97
1877
Williams, John.
1
1
None.
Ward, Charles.
None.
Walker, Fanny.
99
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
ALMSHOUSE AND FARM DEPARTMENT.
At the regular meeting of the Board, held January 15th, Mr. Benjamin F. Parkhurst and wife were, by a unanimous vote, elected Superintendent and Matron of the City Alms- house and Farm, to take the places of Mr. and Mrs. John Farwell, on the 1st of April; they having sent in their resigna- tion to take effect on that date. The salary for their services was fixed at nine hundred dollars, and they have filled the place to the entire satisfaction of every member of the Board, and the city is to be congratulated in their having been so fortunate in the selection of parties well qualified for so important a position. It is much to the credit of Mr. and Mrs. Parkhurst that they have been able to sustain the reputation for economy and good management, so long and favorably held by their predecessors.
The Farm Buildings have been kept in their usual good condition, and many improvements have been made in the interior arrangements of the Almshouse, to meet the demands . of our large and growing family. The large hall, so long and favorably known to many who have been wont to pay a yearly visit to the institution, has been divided, thereby giving one large room on the rear side of the building for a dormitory for the truant boys, while the west end has been made into a convenient school room, and the rest finished up into sleeping rooms, and a good entrance to the whole. By this arrangement the school is now located entirely on the lower floor, thereby giving the entire second floor of the west end to the female inmates, and allowing the rear room in the main building, formerly occupied as the Truant School Room, and adjoining the Hospital Room, to be used for the same purpose.
A large furnace has been placed in the basement, to warm the whole building, doing away with the necessity of using stoves, and making the risk from fire much less than it has been.
The dining room formerly used by the Superintendent's family has been appropriated for the use of the female inmates, who are now kept in the west end of the building, instead of
100
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 32.
being in the same part occupied by the men, as formerly. What was the East Parlor has been divided, making suitable closets and a dining room for the Superintendent's family, and the basement under the same has been finished and fitted up as an office, as there has heretofore been no suitable place on the premises for the same.
The new well dug last year on the Curtis lot has been connected with the two others there by an inch and a half pipe, and has much increased the supply of water, which, on account of increased demands had been insufficient, and it is now confidently hoped there will be enough for all ordinary needs for some time to come, although it could not be relied upon for supply in case of fire. We would, therefore, again call your attention to our recommendation of last year, that the Fire Alarm be extended to the Farm, by way of Lincoln St., and continue the return circuit by way of the new Insane Hospital and Bloomingdale.
The lot has also been much improved for the purpose of water shed, for which it was purchased, by its having been graded and cleared from stones, a large quantity of which have been removed, and many worked up in the construction of stone walls on other parts of the farm.
The Small Pox Hospital has been thoroughly painted, inside and out, a set of window blinds and two ventilators have been added to the building, which are calculated to add much to the comfort and convenience of any one so unfortunate as to be obliged to sojourn there ; but although it is in perfect readiness for occupation, the city has been spared the necessity, as well as the expense of sending any one there, as not a single case of the dread disease, in any form, has presented itself during the year.
The woodshed in the rear of the main building, has been turned around at right angles with its former position, and moved back, and a wagon-shed, which was much needed for the protection from the weather of the farm vehicles, added to it ; thereby enclosing a spacious yard, in the rear of the building, which has been graded so as to secure perfect drainage of the premises, turning the same on to a side hill in rear of the barn,
101
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
where it has, together with the sewage from the buildings, been used in irrigation.
The products of the Farm for the year have been good, with the exception of the potato crop, which, although given extra attention, proved very nearly a total failure, on account of the ravages of the Colorado beetle. A more than average crop of hay has been secured and the stimulating effect of the liberal dressing of the land, which we are now able to provide from our extensive piggery, maks itself seen in every field; and the crops of corn and vegetables would compare favorably with those of the best farms in our vicinity.
On the 17th of September, charges of extravagance in his purchases by the Superintendent of the Almshouse, were made by the Alderman for Ward One, before the City Council; and by his request, an investigation of the management and expenditures of the whole Pauper Department was ordered to be made by a committee, consisting of two Aldermen and three Common Councilmen, of which he acted as Chairman.
After as thorough an examination at the Almshouse, Truant School, and Office of the Clerk of the Board, as they were able to make, the above charges were shown to be entirely groundless. As a report on the same was called for, however, one was presented, made by himself, but offering no recom- mendations respecting the subject of his investigations.
On Tuesday, Oct. 30th, 1877, a special meeting of the Board was called, for the purpose of making the annual inspection at the City Farm, and as the Board had decided that the annual dinner which has usually taken place at this time, should, for several reasons be omitted this year, the Board met at the Almshouse at two o'clock, P. M., and there were present Messrs. Pratt, Marble, Hartshorn, Draper, Rugg, Geer and Gale.
A general examination of the whole premises, both inside the buildings and outside, was made, and the entire approval of the Board was given to the Superintendent and Matron for the manner in which their duties had been discharged, and for the general good order and neatness apparent in every department, and a vote of thanks was unanimously passed by the Board for the same.
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The Board also visited the Cemetery, and voted to instruct the Superintendent to thin out and trim up the circle of pine trees with which it is surrounded, also to have it surveyed and a map made, showing the graves of the several persons buried there, and that they be marked by some suitable device, and numbered, and that the same be recorded in the Almshouse Register, in order that, if necessary, they may at any future time be recognized.
Tuesday, November 20th, 1877, the Board of Overseers of the Poor, with the Board of Assessors and Superintendent of Public Buildings, met at the City Almshouse for the purpose of making the annual appraisal of the property there, and the various committees, under the direction of the clerk, proceeded at once to the work assigned them, and after completing the same, met in the Superintendent's office and made the following report :-
96 acres of cleared land, at $80,
$7,680 00
100 acres of wood and sprout, at $75,
7,500 00
26 acres of Harlow pasture, at $40, 1,040 00
50 acres of Davidson pasture, at cost,
1,280 00
24 acres of Bond meadow, at cost,
1,600 00
8 acres of Curtis lot, at cost,
2,400 00
Total value of land,
$20,500 00
Almshouse Building,
$20,000 00
Small Brick House and Corn Barn,
1,000 00
Small Pox Hospital Building,
500 00
New Farm Stock Barn,
7,000 00
New Horse Stable,
5,000 00
Swine House, .
5,000 00
Total value of buildings, .
$38,500 00
Total value of Real Estate. .
$59,000 00
Farm Stock, Tools; Vehicles, &c.,
6,841 70
Furniture and Household Utensils, 3 400 72
Appurtenances of Truant School,
210 60
Appurtenances of the Scavenger Department.
7,446 00
Total valuation,
$76,899 02
The number of Paupers at the Almshouse on the last day of November, was fifty-nine, the same number as in our report of last year, but during a part of the year it has been as high as seventy-two, which was the largest number ever in the institution, and more than double what were there a few years since. A descriptive list of them is here annexed.
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
List of paupers who have been fully supported at the Alms House in this city, during the year 1877:
Registered | Pauper No.
NAMES.
AGE.
OF BIRTH.
Began.
Ended.
3| David Kimball, 4 Allen Cummings
44 40
Worcester,
Jan. 1. '57
Continues.
Par'y Insane. 66
21 Amanda P. Smith,
65
Ware,
April 10, '57
83 Chas. A. Parkhurst, 69
Boston,
June 15, '68
66
84 Emeline Parkhurst, 87 Thomas Crowley,
58
Ireland,
July 28, '68
66
134 William Jones,
70
Salem,
July 1, '70
154 Elsie Adams,
53 Unknown,
Mar. 24, '70
191 Morris Moriarty, 271 | William Collins,
20
Worcester,
April 5, '73
66
Idiotic. Insane.
347 Arth. E. Whittemore, 251 Michael Flemming, 357 Mary Fitzgerald,
28
Charleston,
Nov. 16, '74 Continues. Nov. 21, '74
360 Katie Fitzgerald, 369 Wm. H. Wheelock, 378 Patrick Coffee,
41
Worcester,
Dec. 21, '74 June 29, '77 Deceased.
71
Ireland,
Feb. 4. '74
Continues.
Blind.
70
Ireland,
June 29, '75
72
Scotland,
July 6, '75 May 13, '77 Deceased.
400 Dexter W. Jones, 366 Catherine Mackin,
70
Ireland,
Dec. 23, '74 Oct. 17, '77 Deceased.
401 Henry Hoyle,
32 Grafton,
July 21, '75 Continues.
402 Geo. Matthewson,
56 Rhode Island,
Sept. 1, '75
411 William Hines,
14 Worcester,
Oct. 12, '75
413 Ellen Cahill,
32
Ireland,
Oct. 14, '75 Feb. 14, '77 66
414 Margaret Cahill,
5 Worcester,
415 John Cahill,
3
66 Oct. 27, '75 April 17, '77
427 Michael Hayes,
-
Unknown,
Nov. 3, '75 April 18, '77 Nov. 27, '75 April 24, '77 Jan. 21, '76 Continues. July 14, '77
440 Catherine Walcott,
61
Feb. 13, '76 Continues.
30
Feb. 28, '76
-
Insane.
46
Ireland,
Mar. 14, '76 Sept. 1, '77
451 Maria Morrissy,
452 Susan L. Carpenter,
40 Worcester,
April 17, '6 June 11, '77 April 18, '76 66
457 Daniel F. Andrews,
463 Winnie Gaffey,
62
June 27, '77 66
465 George Gleason,
46 Worcester,
Sept. 5, '76
Sept. 7, 76 May 26, '77
466 George Stebbins, 467 Nellie Austin, 468 Johanna Buckley, 469 John Buckley, 470 Adam Petty,
473 Thomas Dwyer,
51
Oct. 14, '76 Continues.
474 Phylena Hector, 475 Gustavus Hector,
- Unknown, Worcester, 66
Nov. 16, '76 Mar. 4, '77 Deceased. June 5, '77 Continues. 66
476 Phylena Hector, 2d, 477 Geo. B. Williams,
-
Nov. 17, '76 April 11, '77
66
294 J. J. O'Leary,
Ireland,
Aug. 1, '73
Sept. 16, '74 Dec. 8, '76
21 Worcester,
Oct. 17, '74 June 8, '77
Deceased. Idiotic.
379 Timothy Coffee, 395 James Mackin, 397 Mary Adams,
8 Worcester,
Feb. 4. '74
80 Unknown,
July 21, '75 Continues.
418 Timothy O' Hara, 424 Nora Leary,
40
438 Wm. Mitchell,
439 Annie McCarty,
441 John Sweeney, 443 Mary McCarty, 444 Roxanna Lennon, 450 Chas H. Holton,
50
Northfield, England, Unknown,
Mar. 18, '76 Continues. April 1, '76
454 Mary McGovern, 455 Thomas Whalen, 456 James Hurley,
Ireland, ·
June 3, '76 Dec. 2, '76
June 7, '76 Continues.
13 Unknown,
20 Worcester, Ireland, -
Sept. 11, '76 April 4, '77 Sept. 12, '76 Continues.
3 Worcester, Unknown, Ireland,
Sept. 15, '76 April 3, '77 Insane.
71 9 Worcester, 53 Hinsdale, Ireland,
2 Worcester, Williamst'n, Ireland, Unknown,
Feb. 29, '77 July 5, '77
- -
PLACE
PERIOD OF SUPPORT.
REMARKS.
April 2, '57
Insane.
66 Oakham,
69 Ireland,
Nov. 6, '71
66
51 3 Worcester.
8 Worcester,
17 Ireland, 66
66
1
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List of Paupers .- Continued.
Registered | Pauper No.
NAMES.
AGE.
OF BIRTH.
Began.
Ended.
478 Jas. Reagan,
Unknown,
Dec. 7, '76
Dec. 6, '76
479|John McCue,
480 Laurence Sullivan,
Inf. Worcester, Ware,
Dec. 22, '76 April 4, '77 Jan. 6. '77
482 William Reagan,
43 Ireland,
Jan. 22, '77 Mar. 21, '77
483|Cornelius Hurley,
13 Worcester,
Jan. 24, '77 Continues.
484 Bridget White,
51
Ireland,
Feb. 16,
66
April 27, '77
66
488 Carrie Walker,
10
66
May 14, '77
489|Charles Walker, 490 George Walker,
5 3
Worcester,
April 27, '77
491 Joseph Smith,
34
Feb. 20, '77 Mar 12, '77
492 John Toomey,
61
Ireland,
'77 April 12, '77 Feb. 23, Mar. 10, '77 Nov. 10, '77
493 Mary Sullivan,
11
Worcester, 66
Mar. 13, '77 Continues.
495 Mary Leahey,
Ireland,
Mar. 16, '77 April 27, '77 Mar. 4, '77 Mar. 24, '77
497 John Moore,
19 Worcester,
April 4, '77
April 16, '77
498 Bridget Powers,
27 Ireland,
April 5, '77
April 24, '77
499 John McArdle,
20 Worcester,
April 17, '77 Continues.
500 Nellie Smith,
21 Treland,
April 24, '77 |April 27, '77
501 James Smith,
24
Maine,
502 Maggie Leahey,
Inf. Worcester,
Jan. 10, '76
66
441 John Sweeney,
30 Unknown,
April 4, '77
Continues.
Insane.
503 Michael Jackson,
May 7, '77
April 24, '77
501 Patrick Hurley,
June 15, '77 July 5, '77
505 Thomas Kenniry,
8 Worcester, Unknown, 66
July 7, '77
July 11, '77
508 William Prescott,
29 32
July 18, '77 Continues. .6
66
510 Anna Shea,
11 1
Worcester, 66
Aug. 2, '77
512 Lydia Brown,
68
Aug. 3, '77
Aug. 31, '77
513 Geo. L. Palmer,
Aug. 4, '77
Sept. 21, '77
514 Michael Hayes,
Aug. 6, '77
515 Ellen Shea,
Aug. 15, '77 Aug. 22, '77 66
516 Patrick Hurley,
Continues.
517 John Collins,
Nov. 30, '77
519 Roxanna Lennon,
46
66
Sept. 14, '77
520 Henry M. Ide,
Sept. 15, '77
521 Wm. Reagan,
43 Ireland,
Sept. 22, '77 Oct. 27, '77
522| Catherine Walcott,
61 Williamst'n,
Sept. 24, '77
523| Wm. W. Whitcomb, 506 Nora Leary,
40
Ireland,
Oct. 3, '77
Sept. 28, '77 Continues. 66
524 John Lewis, 525 Jas. J. Johnson,
1 Worcester, Unknown,
Oct. 29, '77
66
526 Wm. G. Coxon,
67
England, Salem,
Nov. 5, '77
66
529. John Kerr,
45
Ireland,
Nov. 8, '77
Nov. 24, '77 Deceased.
530|Clark Goulding, 531 | William Lee,
58
Maine,
Nov. 26, '77 Continues. 66
20
Sterling.
PERIOD OF SUPPORT.
PLACE
REMARKS.
Dec. 1, '76
Dec. 8. '76
481 Lilly Whalen,
Feb. 19, '77
485 Harriet Walker, 486 Hannah Walker, 487 | Albert Walker,
31
Virginia,
14
12
66
April 23, '77
494 James Hurley,
8
-
496 Peter Callaghan,
-
Inf. Worcester, 51 Ireland,
July 5, '77
Nov. 1, '77
507 Mary Wright,
-
509 Margaret Shea,
Ireland, England,
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