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But while Wilmington was thus faithful in its duty to the country at large, it was equally true to duties nearer home. Three days later we find a vote recorded directing the assessors to lay the tax for Rev. Mr. Morrill's salary in silver money ; and other acts of similar tenor appear frequently throughout the reign of paper. But, at this same meeting, when somebody proposed that " each squadron of the town " (as though in these war-times the very town had become a troop) "should draw money for schooling in proportion to the taxes it pays," this was speedily voted down, probably under the impression that it was the children, and not the dollars, that were to get the benefit of the schools.
In July, 1781, we again find them furnishing beef for the army
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to the amount of the minister's salary ; and - what comes harder still -seven men must be found to go to West Point. In August it was agreed that each of these men enlisting for three months should be paid $60 bounty. The matter is to be managed by the " classes" into which the town is divided, and each soldier is to get $20 before he starts. That you may get some idea of the trouble that this business made, I note, in passing, that in June, 1781, four town-meetings were held, in July five, and in August five - fourteen, you may say, during hay-time.
But meanwhile all the thoughts of people were not cen- tering on the war and its taxes, or on the perplexities of the currency. This was the time when the religious change, which some thirty years later eventuated in Unitarianism, was seeth- ing in minds quite unconscious of the surprise that was in preparation for all parties. Very few, indeed, anticipated the actual result. A bubble of this fermentation broke in town- meeting, Oct. 14th, 1782. An article had been brought forward in the meeting of September 30th, and Timothy Walker, Esq., Major Joshua Harnden, Mr. Benjamin Thompson, and Mr. Nathan Pearson were appointed a committee to confer with Rev. Mr. Morrill about it. It reads thus : "To see if the town will grant liberty to sundry persons requesting the same " (probably the persons just named) " to open the meeting-house to such gospel ministers, of a regular standing, as they shall see fit, upon the week-time, when not used for other services." In brief. the question was : May some of us have Arminian preach- ing instead of Mr. Morrill's Calvinism ? and the town said, No. It was a period of changes. Political ideas had undergone a revolution, and the foundations of religion and of morals also were going to be questioned; as we have been seeing ever since. Nor is this something to complain of or to regret. Subjects must needs be earnestly discussed in order to be understood, and this understanding is essential to both permanence and progress.
This meeting was in October. One more was held on Christ- mas day. Peace was signed on the 20th of January, 1783, and the news of it reached Congress in March. The weary strugle of arms was over; but the war had made deep marks which re-
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mained long visible, and bequeathed burdens that were felt for many years.
Here ends my record. It would be interesting to go over the signs of returning prosperity after the war, to tell how little Tommy Bond was so eager to be a soldier, that, after being rejected, owing to his youth and smallness, he tried again, and. by standing on tip-toe, managed to slip through into the army ; but how, when he got into camp, they laughed at him, and put him into the bakery. So it happened that he graduated, at the end of the war, a skilful baker ; came to Wilmington, and pub- lished countless editions of those two-leaved tracts, so popular even to-day, under the title of " Bond's Crackers." We should be glad to know about Wilmington farming, and its hop-raising, and the Middlesex Canal, long a source of prosperity to the town. We should be glad, also, to review the building of the second meeting-house in 1813, and the desperate contest about its site, which was ended so shrewdly by Esquire Blanchard. It would be pleasant, likewise, to look over the list of the min- isters who have served here, and to trace the prosperity of the church, and to follow out the histories of sons of Wilmington who have won distinction ; but to treat of all of these topics of interest would require a book, instead of a chapter, and must be left to other hands.
We have surveyed the first fifty-three years of the town's history ; and what have we to say, now at the close ? This : that through all these years the town of Wilmington has come up to the mark. If there was anything for her to do, she did it. I believe, that, on the whole, this may be noted as a trait of the town, down to the present day. It seems to me that a general character of stability and trustworthiness, lias ever charac- terized this people, and belongs to them now. They make no pretense, they give occasion for little talk, but it may be said of them, with certainly as much justice as of others, they mind their business and they do their duty.
Of course all communities have differences in opinion, which sometimes grow into antagonisms of feeling. But the history
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of this town shows a somewhat unusual freedom, if I am not mistaken, from serions quarrels. They have been few, and less formidable and less lasting than quarrels have often proved elsewhere. Men never know what unseen tornadoes may be lying low beneath their horizon ; but certainly no storm is now in sight. The good people of Wilmington are at peace with one another and with all the world. It may be said that there is good reason for the universal kindliness which we unconsciously depend upon here, for a very considerable proportion of our pop- ulation is interknit in a web of relationships which would tax the genius of the experts of the Genealogical Society to un- ravel. Were it put into a chart it would show a spider's web, intricate as those found in the corners of disused rooms.
This general unity is exemplified in the church history of the town. Ordinarily, a place of this size would have two churches, or perhaps three ; and, if at the West, probably four or five. We have only one ; which still retains its ancient, catholic name. We do not forget that the absence of another organization here may be owing, in part, to a wise economy. But all the world knows that when people quarrel, they lose the power of counting dollars.
Nor are we going to claim that the population of this town are all church-goers. A great many, I am sorry to say, are not. They would be most affectionately welcomed. Perhaps when they come to realize that, in very deed, the church here has never been, consciously, the church of a sect, but ever, in intention and desire, the home of Christ's people, and the servant of all the people, longing to be the helper and comforter of all souls, then perhaps some hearts that have looked at it with in- difference will turn towards it with a little, answering love. So may it be .*
At any rate, let us be true to this good town's record. It is not a town of which any are to be ashamed. It is worthy of the affectionate respect of all her children. Let us not lose her key-note. Good Sense, Fidelity and Unity, have been her
* A few months after these sentences were uttered, a very promising movement was made for the establishment of a Methodist church ; and has been received by the members of the old church with courtesy and friend- liness.
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traits in the past. Let us make it sure that a habit of good sense, of faithfulness and of agreement, is handed down by this generation to the next. Let us resolve that, come what will. we will not allow impulse or passion to run away with judg- ment ; that in all relations and under all circumstances, we will be fair and true, and, that we will hold together. Then, when fifty years hence, the sons of this present generation, lost to view, perhaps, in a great company of new comers, shall meet on this spot, or in some larger place of assembly, to celebrate the town's second centennial, they will be thankful. as they tes- tify that the town has held her ancient repute, and that Good Sense, Fidelity and Unity, have characterized her for two hun- dred years.
VALUATION
OF THE
Real and Personal Property
. OF THE
TOWN OF WILMINGTON,
FOR THE
Year 1880.
WOBURN : PRINTED BY MARK ALLEN. 1881.
VALUATION.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Ames, Joseph A., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
1400
1 barn,
600
1 carriage-house,
300
homestead,
10
1250
1 blacksmith shop and dw'g-house,
600
dwelling-house No. 2,
·
1300
land,
50
1 store,
.
-100 -100 -100
50
dwelling-house No. 3,
1000
land,
.
50
dwelling-house No. 4, land, .
50
Canal lot, pasture,
16
480
unimproved,
10
150
Ruel Carter lot, English,
5
250
66 tillage, .
.
3
150
66 unimproved,
.
75
1500
Simonds lot, wood, .
18
450
John Flagg lot, unimproved,
31
620
Mrs. Allen
50
Prim 66
1
25
Total amount of real estate, .
13125
Total amount of personal estate,
3680 211 86
Ames, Joseph N., 1 poll,
1 80
Arno, Oliver H., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
600
1 barn,
150
tillage,
1
100
Total amount of real estate, .
850
Total amount of personal estate,
225
15-24
Ames, William, 1 poll,
1 80
.
1800
land,
.
1000
·
.
.
4-101-100
.
.
.
4
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate. .
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Ames, Mary Ann, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
400
1 woodshed
75
orchard,
.
4
600
7 50
Richardson lot, wood,
6
240
" unimproved,
181
300
Logan
23
100
Total amount of real estate, . Avery, Maria, Mrs.
640
9 80
{ dwelling-house,
250
1 barn,
125
English,
5
100
meadow,
2
40
pasture,
.
7
140
wood,
1%
90
unimproved,
61
100
Total amount of real estate,
.
Allen, Johnson K., 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate, Allen, Olive F.
25
2 11
1 dwelling-house,
400
1 barn,
100
English,
.
1
50
pasture,
.
6
150
meadow,
5
100
Total amount of real estate,
800
10 00
Avery, Everett G., 1 poll, .
1 80
Avery, Frank E., 1 poll,
1 80
Addison, John, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
300
1 barn,
150
tillage,
25
English,
3
140
unimproved,
.
1128
120
exempt from taxation,
500
2 94
Baxter, James A., 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate,
35
2 24
Butters, Eldad.
1 dwelling-house,
50
.
.
3
125
Total amount of real estate, Avery, E. B., 1 poll.
.
.
.
.
4
.
.
·
.
.
845
10 56
.
.
.
.
·
.
.
5
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Butters, Eldad, continued.
land, unimproved, exempt,
2
50
Buck, Stephen, 1 poll.
800
cranberry meadow,
150
Total amount of real estate, .
1100
15 55
Buck, Henry, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
900
1 barn,
200
1 carriage-house,
50
tillage,
1 4
50
Total amount of real estate, .
1200
Total amount of personal estate, Bisbee, Charles E.
35
17 24
1 dwelling-house,
450
1 barn,
100
tillage,
21
100
English,
2
80
meadow,
2
30
pasture,
3
60
unimproved,
153
230
Total amount of real estate,
1050
13 13
Buck, Otis C., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
1000
1 barn,
250
1 carriage-house,
50
tillage,
31
200
English, .
1
100
Total amount of real estate, .
1600
Total amount of personal estate.
1285
37 86
Buck, Arthur O., 1 poll,
1 80
Bancroft, Hiram, 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate,
200
4 30
Bond, Thomas D., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
5000
1 barn,
500
tillage,
.
2
200
meadow,
5
200
pasture,
8
400
unimproved,
31
105
.
1 dwelling-house, tillage,
.
.
--
150
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
.
·
·
.
.
.
.
.
.
6
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Bond, Thomas D., continued.
Morrill lot, tillage, .
1
100
" meadow,
1
20
Leonard Eames lot, unimproved,
4
100
William Eames " wood,
10
400
" unimproved,
4
80
Carter
12
360
Manning
16
400
Butters
wood,
10
550
Butters field and ladder pole lot, wood, Blanchard lot, wood,
6
240
Total amount of real estate, . Total amount of personal estate,
11155 4700
199 99
Burnap, George.
1 dwelling-house,
1200
1 barn,
200
tillage,
1
150
Silver Lake plan, lots Nos. 5, 6,
7, 8, 15, 25, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, ·
122
300
Total amount of real estate,
1850
23 13
Bancroft, Hannah M., Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
600
1 barn,
200
1 carriage-house,
25
tillage,
1
50
English,
4
160
meadow,
4
40
pasture,
3
75
unimproved,
10
200
Pink Swamp lot, wood,
6
180
Total amount of real estate,
1530
19 13
Bancroft, Harmon, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
550
1 barn,
275
1 carriage-house,
25
tillage,
1
50
English,
5
250
meadow,
1
25
pasture,
.
.
6
120
wood,
.
5
200
.
.
45
2500
.
.
.
7
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Bancroft, Harmon, continued.
unimproved,
90
300
Father Kemp lot, unimproved, .
.
8
120
Carter
.
4
60
Total amount of real estate, .
1975
Total amount of personal estate,
460
32 24
Blaisedell, L. J., Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
700
1 barn,
200
tillage,
1
100
North lot, pasture,
4
100
Neck meadow,
5
100
66 unimproved,
21
25
Perry meadow,
3
100
Jenkins lot, unimproved, .
41
50
J. G. Richardson lot, unimproved,
21
25
Rub lot, wood,
11
80
Part of Rufus Richardson lot, wood, . Bond lot, wood,
1
65
" unimproved,
4
40
Total amount of real estate. .
1765
Total amount of personal estate,
100
23 33
Buck, Darius, and L. J. Blaisedell. Gardner lot, wood, .
12
50
63
Butters, Lorenzo, 1 poll.
600
1 barn,
250
1 woodshed,
50
tillage,
11
75
orchard,
1
75
English,
6
180
pasture,
13
195
unimproved,
83
130
Swamp lot, meadow,
4
60
" wood,
23 4
110
66 unimproved,
.
4
60
A. Butters lot, "
14
140
Dwire
" meadow, ·
.
1
25
Total amount of real estate,
1950
Total amount of personal estate,
590
33 55
unimproved,
8
120
12
60
1 dwelling-house,
.
.
.
.
8
Wilmington Valuation List.
Namen, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
'Tax.
Butters. Esther.
! dwelling-house,
250
English,
.
1
50
pasture,
.
12
240
meadow,
51 4
210
wood,
3
150
unimproved,
21
35
exempt from taxation,
500
5 44
Bell, Elizabeth, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
850
1 barn,
100
1 woodshed,
50
tillage,
1
30
English,
17
525
meadow,
3
60
pasture,
14
210
meadow, .
2
40
Brook lot, pasture, .
28
700
66
" wood,
5
300
66 " unimproved,
7
125
Carter
English, .
5
150
' meadow, .
5
125
Crowell " pasture, .
11
165
66
" unimproved,
11
165
Total amount of real estate, .
3775
Total amount of personal estate,
605
54 75
Total amount of personal estate, Blanchard, Roxann N.
75
2 74
wood,
8
400
unimproved,
·
24
600
exempt from taxation,
500
6 25
Bailey, John, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house.
400
1 barn,
200
1 woodshed,
50
tillage,
3
100
English,
3
150
wood,
2
100
unimproved,
.
15
225
Carter lot, wood,
.
3
180
.
.
4
.
.
Bell, Rensalear, 1 poll.
12
180
" unimproved,
.
9
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Bailey, John, continued.
Carter lot, meadow,
3
30
unimproved,
5
75
Taylor lot, wood,
8
200
Total amount of real estate, . Total amount of personal estate, Bailey, Hannah.
285
26 75
¿ dwelling-house, English,
3
50
Exempt.
Boutwell, William H., 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate,
315
5 74
Boutwell, William, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house.
250
1 barn,
50
2 sheds,
50
tillage,
4
140
English,
.
6
200
meadow,
1
15
pasture,
8
150
unimproved,
31
372
Total amount of real estate, .
1227
Total amount of personal estate, Buck, Jonathan, estate.
70
18 02 -
1 dwelling-house,
800
1 barn,
300
1 carriage-house,
25
tillage,
2
100
English,
6
210
pasture,
25
500
meadow,
12
240
wood,
6
240
unimproved,
22
396
Total amount of real estate,
2811
35 14
Buck, Darius, 1 poll.
Bond lot, wood,
13
100
Total amount of personal estate,
2951
39 94
Butters, William A., estate.
1 dwelling-house,
600
1 woodshed,
25
tillage,
1
40
exempt from taxation,
.
·
222
5 54
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
·
·
.
4
1710
300
.
10
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
'J'ax.
Buck, Nathan E., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
1000
1 barn, ·
.
.
200
1 carriage-house,
100
1 slaughter-house,
100
1 poultry-house,
20
tillage,
31
140
English,
2
80
pasture,
4
80
meadow,
3
45
wood,
2
70
unimproved,
51
100
Harnden meadow,
21
60
Total amount of real estate, .
1995
Total amount of personal estate,
370
31 37
Buck, Myron E., 1 poll,
1 80
Bancroft, H. L., and T. F. Gowing's estate.
unimproved,
4
40
50
Buck, J. Henry, 1 poll,
.
1 80
Boynton, Dan W., 1 poll,
1 80
Buck, Charles, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
800
1 barn,
250
1 slaughter-house,
100
1 carriage-house,
40
1 shed,
50
tillage,
2
80
English,
4
160
meadow,
1
20
1
35
1
40
4
60
Manning lot, wood, .
6
210
Clark lot, unimproved,
8
70
Brook lot,
4
60
Total amount of real estate, .
1975
Total amount of personal estate,
200
28 99
Bond, Joshua, 1 poll.
3 dwelling-houses,
800
1 80
Boynton, Frank M., 1 poll, .
.
·
Newman lot, tillage,
66 wood, .
unimproved,
11
Wilmington Valuation List.
.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Bond, Joshua, continued.
1 barn,
300
tillage,
2
70
English,
2
70
pasture, meadow,
2
40
wood,
10
400
unimproved,
12
180
Butters lot, English,
2
60
wood,
1
40
" unimproved,
21
50
66 " pasture, .
14
200
James Bond lot, tillage,
50
Eldad Butters “ 66
.
2120
Total amount of real estate, . Total amount of personal estate, Buck, Nathan, 1 poll.
375
32 99
1 dwelling-house,
500
1 barn,
75
1 woodshed,
25
1 tool-house,
25
orchard,
1.
75
English,
25
75
meadow,
7
105
pasture,
23
414
wood,
5
250
unimproved,
3
75
Carter meadow,
4
60
Total amount of real estate, Buck, James F.
.
1679
22 79
1 dwelling-house,
800
1 barn,
500
1 slaughter-house,
100
1 woodshed,
50
orchard,
1
100
tillage,
li
180
English,
5
250
pasture,
10
250
unimproved,
2
20
28 13
Total amount of real estate,
2250
Buck, Benjamin, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
800
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2
30
.
30
.
.
.
.
·
12
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Buck, Benjamin, continued.
1 barn,
500
1 carriage-house,
: 35
1 barn-shed,
40
1 corn-barn,
35
tillage,
3
150
English,
6
300
pasture,
32
800
orchard,
1
100
meadow,
23
345
wood,
3
150
unimproved,
47
810
Wood Hill lot, unimproved,
15
300
Total amount of real estate, .
4365
Total amount of personal estate, Brown, Abigail.
6210
133 99
& dwelling-house,
600
barn,
100
Island lot, wood,
20
800
66
" meadow, .
15
100
Total amount of real estate, .
1975
Total amount of personal estate,
575
31 88
Beard, William, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
1200
English,
2
150
meadow,
4
80
Eames lot, wood,
14
560
61
130
Harnden lot, south, English,
5
200
wood,
15
600
unimproved,
15
300
north, English,
4
160
unimproved,
12
265
Manning
27%
550
Winn
wood, .
6
300
.. unimproved,
6
50
Swain
"' meadow,
.
7
100
Total amount of real estate,
.
.
4645
59 86
Brown, Silas, 1 poll.
12 dwelling-houses, .
.
900
.
.
.
25
375
unimproved,
unimproved,
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Brown, Silas, continued.
¿ barn, ·
100
1 carriage-house,
50
1 woodshed,
50
1 saw-mill,
600
1 dwelling-house at mill,
500
1 barn,
.
100
tillage.
.
2
80
English, .
.
2
80
meadow,
6
75
pasture,
.
10
180
wood,
17
400
Mill land, tillage,
1
30
unimproved,
28
280
West lot, English,
9
270
South " meadow, .
1
15
6
180
66
66 wood,
.
7
140
Nichols lot, wood,
5
225
Total amount of real estate, .
.
230
62 37
1 dwelling-house,
800
1 barn,
150
1 poultry-house, tillage,
13
200
Total amount of real estate,
1170
16 43
Beard, Haswell, 1 poll,
1 80
Blanchard, John O., 1 poll, .
1 80
Byron, Terrance, 1 poll,
1 80
Blanchard, Henry, Jr., 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate,
200
4 30
Blanchard. Henry, 1 poll,
1 80
Bancroft, Henry L., 1 poll, .
1 80
Buck, Edward, 1 poll.
Total amount of personal estate,
50
2 43
Batchelder, James H., 1 poll,
1 80
Barbaric, Montclair, 1 poll. .
1 80
Butters, Stephen O .. 1 poll,
Total amount of personal estate,
35
2 24
.
8
360
unimproved,
.
4615
Total amount of personal estate, Buffum, Joshua, 1 poll.
.
.
.
.
.
English, .
20
.
.
.
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Bancroft, Thomas A., 1 poll, Barnes, Charles II., 1 poll.
1 80
Total amount of personal estate, Bodwell, Stephen B., JJr., 1 poll, .
105
3 12
1 80
Butters, Chauncey W., 1 poll,
1 80
Beals. Thersa E., Mrs.
Total amount of personal estate, Bancroft, Susan, Mrs.
400
Exempt.
Total amount of personal estate, Exempt from taxation;
500
6 25
Crockett, Viena N., Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
1200
1 barn,
300
English,
41
675
Total amount of real estate,
2175
27 19
Clark, Belinda, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
1600
1 barn,
300
tillage,
1
100
English,
11
150
Total amount of real estate,
2150
Total amount of personal estate,
300
30 63
Carter, Sabra, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
1200
1 barn,
250
tillage,
11
125
Father Carter lot, unimproved, .
22
300
Hop-kiln 66 .
11 4
1900
23 75
Total amount of real estate, . Carter, Sabra, 2d.
Home lot, tillage,
11
125
wood,
4
200
West lot, unimproved,
483
600
Corneil lot,
121
190
Total amount of real estate, .
1115
Total amount of personal estate,
6500
95 19
Carter, Edward A., 1 poll.
Pine Hill lot, wood, .
15
750
66 " unimproved,
18
450
cranberry meadow,
1
75
Tweed lot, unimproved,
.
11
125
.
.
25
.
1000
15
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Carter, Edward A., continued.
Total amount of real estate, .
1400
Total amount of personal estate,
75
20 24
Carter, E. Milton, 1 poll,
1 80
Carter, E. Milton and Eugene A. House lot,
1
30
38
Carlin, Michael, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
500
1 woodshed,
50
1 carriage-house,
26
tillage,
1
100
pasture,
.
50
Bond lot, tillage,
21
100
Total amount of real estate, .
825
12 11
Cazneau, Isaac, 1 poll.
.
700
1 barn,
.
50
tillage,
.
1
100
English,
2
200
Total amount of real estate,
1050
14 93
Cook. George F., 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
750
1 barn,
250
tillage,
1
50
English,
10
300
meadow,
1
15
wood,
1
40
unimproved,
12
300
Perry lot, English, .
5
125
66 meadow,
.
6
120
60
unimproved,
1
15
Holt 60 66
4
100
Total amount of real estate, .
2065
Total amount of personal estate,
30 49
Carter, E. B., and W. H., 2d. Foster lot, meadow,
3
75
94
Carter, William H., 2d. 1 poll.
1 dwelling house,
750
1 barn,
150
tillage,
1
50
English,
.
.
.
5
200
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1 dwelling-house,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
230
.
16
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Carter, William H., 2d, continued. unimproved,
8
160
Total amount of real estate, .
1310
Total amount of personal estate,
295
21 87
Carter, William, 2d, 1 poll, .
1 80
Carter, E. B. and Roxann.
1 dwelling-house,
750
1 barn,
200
1 hop-house,
50
1 woodshed,
25
tillage,
2
100
English,
9
450
pasture,
5
125
meadow,
6
50
unimproved,
19
350
cranberry meadow,
1
100
Total amount of real estate,
27 50
Carter, E. Brewster, 1 poll.
wood,
2
200
unimproved,
10
180
Total amount of real estate, .
380
Total amount of personal estate,
565
13 61
Carter, Roxann. wood,
9
450
Boutwell lot, unimproved,
9
180
North
meadow,
5
75
3
120
66
unimproved,
4
100
Total amount of real estate,
925
11 56
Carter. Rich, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
500
1 woodshed,
.
.
1
30
English,
3
90
meadow,
4
50
pasture,
.
30
500
wood,
.
15
1875
unimproved,
35
875
Scales meadow lot, 66 unimproved,
6
120
6
120
Total amount of real estate,
.
4185
.
.
.
.
25
tillage,
.
.
.
wood, .
.
.
2200
.
.
17
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Carter, Rich, continued.
Total amount of personal estate,
55
54 80
Clark, Josiah, heirs.
1 dwelling-house,
100
1 barn,
125
wood,
2
80
unimproved,
15
180
Total amount of real estate,
485
6 06
Carter, Otis, 1 poll.
1 dwelling-house,
600
1 barn,
300
tillage,
1
40
English,
6
180
meadow,
11
150
wood,
.
1
50
unimproved,
6
120
pasture,
5
100
Total amount of real estate, .
1540
Total amount of personal estate,
25
21 36
Cassidy, Catherine, Mrs.
1 dwelling-house,
250
1 barn,
.
50
tillage,
.
1
30
English,
2
50
unimproved,
12
180
exempt from taxation,
500
75
Total amount of personal estate,
145
3 61
Carter, Sylvester, 1 poll.
2 dwelling-houses,
800
2 barns,
450
1 carriage-house,
100
1 woodshed,
75
tillage.
5
200
English.
6
215
meadow.
10
100
pasture,
.
10
200
orchard,
1
75
wood,
.
10
350
unimproved,
311
472
Brown lot, wood,
.
20
700
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Cassidy, Peter, 1 poll.
.
.
.
18
Wilmington Valuation List.
Names, and description of Real Estate.
Acres.
Valuation.
Tax.
Carter, Sylvester. continued.
Brown lot, unimproved,
20
350
Bond . wood,
6
120
Kidder " unimproved,
14
140
Blanchard lot, unimproved,
6
200
Foster lot, wood,
17
60
Carter " unimproved,
23
40
Capt. Bond lot, pasture,
.
.
14%
265
. .
. 6 " wood.
.
16
290
Manning lot, unimproved,
2}
35
Flint lot, tillage,
4
120
..
" meadow, .
.
8
80
" pasture,
20
250
unimproved,
293
440
Total amount of real estate, .
.
414
92 32
1 dwelling-house,
700
1 store and dwelling- house,
1000
1 barn,
225
1 woodshed,
50
tillage,
50
English,
200
meadow,
80
Total amount of real estate, .
2305
Total amount of personal estate,
750
39 99
Cole, George, 1 poll,
1 80
Cole, Samuel F., 1 poll,
1 80
Carter, W. Warren, 1 poll.
50
1 barn, tillage,
13
100
Total amount of real estate, .
150
Total amount of personal estate, Cole, Jane, Mrs.
30
4 06
1 dwelling-house,
300
1 barn,
50
Parks lot, tillage, " unimproved,
11
40
3
60
Total amount of real estate,
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