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Joseph Mafon Esq'. To ye Office of Town Clerk. To ye office of Town Treafurer. & To the office of Afsefsor. Before Nath1. Harris Justice of peace.
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Capt. Thomas Homans To ye Office of Conftable 7
Nath1 Harris Esq' to ye Offices of Afsefsor. Mr. Thos. Saltmarfh
Mefs's Nath1 Bright to the Office of fence
Amos Bond S Viewer
M' Sam1. Barnard to ye Office of Survey" of high way's. and to ye Office of Collector M' Sam1 Stratton to ye office of Tythingman
Jofhua Stratton Bez1. Learned To ye Office of Hogrieve
Thos Saltmarfh
David Livermore To ye Office of Deer rieve
Jonas Coollidge
Eben' Thornton
Survey's and Meafurer of Timb' &c.
Eben' Chenry
Joseph Wellington
to ye Office of Haward.
Sworn before Joseph Mafon Jus. peace
At Said Meeting the Selectmen Agreed wth M' Nath1. Harrington to keep the School, And to have for his keeping ye Same After the Rate of Ninty pounds { Year for the time He keep's ye Sd School.
At a General Town Meeting of the Freeholders and other Inhabts. of Watertown Quallifyed &c. On the fifteenth Day of March by Adjournment from the forth of ye Same month 1744.
M'. John Hunt Gentl". who was Chofen Conftable by ye Inhabts of sd Town at y' Meeting ye forth Inftant. Acquainted the Town That He had Agreed with Capt Thos Homans (who was Chofen Conftable at ye sd Meeting on ye forth Inftant) To Serve In his Room If the Town Se meet to Accept of Him in his Stead.
The Vote was put whether the Town Do Accept of Capt Thos. Homans to Serve as Conftable in the Room & Stead of M' John Hunt and So to be for the whole Town. And ye Vote paft in the Affirmative.
The Selectmen at ye Defire of ye Town having Viewed the Land & Pmifes Prayed for by David Sanger. Made report to the Town That in their Oppinon there was no Land that Could be con- venantly Spared to ye Petitioner at ye place referred to in His Petition. M' Sangers Petition was Red again. And the Vote was put whether it is ye Mind of ye Town to grant the prayer of Sd Petition. And the Vote paft in the Negative.
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At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at David Coollidges. on the 25 Day of March A.D. 1745. Agreed that the Prefent Surveyers Diftricts for Mending the Ways Should be the Same as they were ye Last year.
The Meeting Houfe Glafs being brook and Neading Mending Agreed that M' Ebenezer Bradifh be Defired to Mend Said Glafs.
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and M' Daniel Whitney is Defired to over See the Mending of sd Glafs. and that M' Bradifh Lay his Acct before ye Selectmen.
Agreed wth M' Benj" Haftings to Set up the Pound and to Do it forth with And to bring in his Acct thereof to ye Selectmen.
The Selectmen Defired Mefsrs. Daniel Whitney & Jona" Bemis to Cart down the Stuff of ye old Pound to ye place where the New Pound is to be Errected. And to povide Stones for underpinning the New Pound, and Such Stuff is Wanting (if any be).
Agreed with M' John Coollidge Jun'. To take and keep the Widow Deliverance Webb) at the Rate of Eight Shillings and Six pence { Week (Old Tenner) for one Year, And If Sicknefs Should happen to her in the Sd term He to be Alowed Reafonable Satis- faction for his Trouble in that cafe.
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at the Houfe of Joseph Mafon Esq' on the 17th Day of April 1745. The Pound being a New Set up at a New place appointed by the Town, It being Necefsary that a New Pound keep' be Appointed to keep Sd pound as the Law Directs.
The Selectmen Chofe and Appointed Sam1 Fisk to be pound keep' until a nother be Chofen and Appointed in his Room & Stead,
The Selectmen Signed An Order upon the Town Treaf". to pay out of the Laft Afsefm'. as follow's vizt.
To Nath1. Harris Esq' the Sum of £5-10- .. 2- . 6- ..
To Ed". Harrington
To Jona". Brown .. - 12- ..
To David Livermore .2- . 6 -. 3 .. - 15- ··
To Jofiah Stearns
To Joseph Harrington .2 -. To the Comtee. viz Capt Jnº Taynter & oth's To Jona™ Church To Sam1 Fiske .5- . 9 -. 6 ·5- ..- .. ·5- .-. To Benj" Haftings 16- . 3 -. 2 To Sam1. Prentice .1- 16- .. ·4-10 -. 6
To Jonas Bond
To Jonas Bond & Joseph Harrington .6- 15- ..
To Joseph Mafon Treaf" 21- 14- .. To James Dix .2 -..-.. .4 -. 1 -. 8
To Ebenez" Bradifh
The Selectmen being Informed that Waltham had chofe a Comtee: to Sell Some Land Lying in Sª Waltham which ye Select- men Apprehend belongs to Watertown, thought themfelves bound in Duty (in the Capacitie they Stood and ye truft Repofed in them by y" principles) in the Name & behalf of Watertown to for- bid Such a procedure by Waltham, Did accordingly Send to Walthams Comtee. to forbid their Selling any Land in Waltham the property where of belongs to Watertown. A Copy of wch yy Sent is on file.
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At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at ye Houfe of M' Jonas Bond, on ye 6th Day of May 1745. The Selectmen having Recd a Precipt Requiring them in His Majestys Name forthwith to Caufe the the Freeholders and other Inhab's. of Said Town Quallifyed &c. To Afsemble &c To Elect and Depute one or more Perfons to Reprefent them at a Great & General Court Or Afsembly Appointed to be Convened at Boston on ye 29th of May Currant.
The Selectmen in Obfervance there of Ordred the Clerk to Isue out a Warranted Directed to ye Conftable of sd Watertown to Warn the Freeholdrs and other Inhab's. of Sd Watertown who are Qual- lifyed to Vote in the Choice of a Reprefentative to Afsemble & Meet at the Publick Meeting houfe in Sd Town on Munday the 20th Day of May Currant at three of ye Clock after Noon. Then and there to Elect one Sutable Perfon to Serve for & Reprefent them at a Great & General Court Appointed to be Conven'd held & kept for His Majestys Service at the Court Houfe in Bofton upon Wednefday the 29th Day of May Inftant.
And to Order the Sd Conftable Likewife to Warn the Freeholdrs: & other Inhabts. of Watertown to Meet at the Publick Meeting Houfe in Sª Town at four of ye Clock on the Abovesd 20th. Day of May for the Ends following vizt.
The Selectmen being Informed that the Inhab's. of Waltham have Chofe a Comtee: in Order to Sell Some Land Lying in Sª Waltham which belongs to and is the Property of Watertown. Therefore for the Town to take Sd Affair into Confideration and to Do and Act what they Shall Judge proper with Relation thereunto.
To hear the Petition of Jofiah Perry praying that the Town wld Sell to him (for valuable Confideration) a piece of ye Town's Land Lying Weft of ye Meeting Houfe and againft the Reer of His Land as Set forth in His Petition and for Reafons therein Mentioned. And for the Town to Act y' Pleafure with Relation thereunto.
A Warrant was Isued out Accordingly.
At Sd Meeting the Selectmen Ordred ye Treafurer to pay to Benj". Haftings the Sum of five pounds fifteen Shillings old Ten" in full of His Acct for work done at ye pound. Alfo to Sam1 Fiske the Sum of fifteen Shillings old Ten' in full for timb' He got for ye pound.
At a General Town Meeting of ye Freeholders & other Inhabts. of Watertown Regulerly afsembled & Meet at the Publick Meeting Houfe in Sd Town on ye 20th Day of May A.D. 1745. For to Elect & Depute One Perfon to Serve for and Reprefent them in a Great & General Court Appointed to be Conven'd held & Kept for His Majestys Service at the Court Houfe in Bofton on the 29th of May Inftant.
And After the Votes were given in Sorted and Counted it ap- peared that M' John Hunt was Chofen for the Service abovesd. by the Maj'. part of the Voters Prefent.
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At a General Town Meeting of the Freeholders and other Inhabts. of Watertown Quallifyed to Vote in Town Affairs Regu- lerly Afsembled on the 20th Day of May 1745.
Voted and Chofe Joseph Mason Esq' Moderator of sd Meeting. Then the firft Article in ye Warning Relating to Walthams proceeding was Red and Confidred.
And the Vote was put whether it is the Mind of ye Town to Chofe a Comtee: to take Advice with Relation to Sd Affair and to Report to ye Town at their Next Meeting. & ye Vote paft in the Affarmative.
Voted and Chofe Mefsrs. Jonas Bond & John Hunt to be the Comtee : to Apply to Council for Advice in the Affair Abovesd.
M' Jofiah Perrys Petition was Red to ye Town. And Objections were put in by Sundry of ye Inhab's: of ye Town, and After Debate thereon The Vote was put whether it is the Mind of ye Town to Act upon said Petition.
And the Vote paft in the Negative.
At a meeting of ye Selectmen at Nath1 Harris Esq'. on May 13th: 1745
There being one of ye String pieces of ye Middle peer of ye Great Bridge Broken and ye Bridge become Dangrious. Agreed yt M' Benj": Haftings who has ye Care of Sª Bridge, be defired to put in a New String piece forth with. wch ye Selectmen View'd belonging to M' Sanger of Sherbourn as yy were Informed.
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at M' Thos Saltmarthes. on ye 24 of June 1745. The Selectmen Signified upon the Lift Sent to them of ye Licenced Perfons, that the had No objection to Make againft the Same Perfons Renewing their Licences this prefent Year. Viz. Thomas Saltmarth David Coollidge & Mary Learned Inholders. And Nath1. Harris Esq' and M' John Hunt Retailers. Ordred the Treafurer to provid a pr of Shoos for the Widw Webb.
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at M' Jona" Bemis's on ye 13th Day of Sep. 1745. The Selectmen being Informed by Mrs. Mercy Coollidge that the Wid". Webb has great Nead of Two Shifts, a Petycoat and & Wefcot, Agreed that ye Sd Mrs Coollidge be defired to procure Sd things for sd Wid". and give the Selectmen An Acct thereof in ord' to be paid.
At Sd Meeting ye Selectmen Signed An Order upon ye Treafurer. To pay out of the Laft Afsefm'. Commted. to Conftable Homans to Collect To ye Revª M' Storer £100- .. - .. old Ten' & to John Coollidge in part for keeping Widw. Webb ye Sum of f10- .. - .. old Ten'. & To Joseph Harrington the Sum of £5- 10- .. out of ye Money Granted for the Pound.
100- .. -.. IO- .-. ·5- 10 -..
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At a Meeting of ye Selectmen of Watertown On the 4th Day of Octo': 1745. At Nath1. Harris's Esq'. There being Necefsity that there be Speedy care taken of ye Great Bridge there being One String piece broken in one peer, And another very Much Sunk in a nother peer, whereby there is Danger &c. The Selectmen Agreed that M' Benj". Haftings who has the care of sd Bridge be defired, forth with to put in a String piece where it is wanting vizt. that piece of Timber which the Selectmen have Look't out if it. may be had, And that there be Set up a Supporter under the Weft String piece of ye heither peer (which is Sunk as aforesd) that being thot proper to be done to Secure ye Same for the prefent. And ye Selectmen defired Justice Harris to take the over Sight of ye work.
There being Necefsity alfo of Some gravil to be carryed on to the Cafsey of Sª Bridge the Selectmen Defired Mefsurs. Jona" Bemis & Dan1. Whitney to carry on what is wanting. who under- took to do ye Same And to bring in their Acct to the Selectmen.
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen on the 28th of Octo': 1745. Upon a Second View of ye Great Bridge the Selectmen find that ye uper String piece of the North peer on which the King poft Stands (which was Much Sunk) is So Rotton and Defective as renders that peer of sd Bridge very dangerous. (And judged not Safe to truft to a Supporter wch is Lyable to be carryed a way by Ice)
The Selectmen Agreed to procure a New String piece for Sd Peer, And Acordingly went and View'd the Timb' by the River, and found a very good One belonging to M' Zacry: Heard. And agreed yt if it can be obtained to draw it on to Sd Peer by the Side of ye Defective piece and So to fix it and the plank on to it for this Winter, The Selectmen being of Oppinion that a Mud Cell and Supporters put under Neath Sd Peer as they will be cheeper than King posts above, So the Bridge will be better Sup- ported. Agreed that Jofhua Warrin jun' be defired to help Lay Sª String piece and the plank (Benj": Haftings being Sick) and that M' Jona". Bemis and Enf". Dan1. Whitney are defired to Afsist wth. a Teem.
The above Sd String piece upon tryal was found to be too Short. Whereupon the Selectmen Defired M' Isaac Williams of Newton to procure one forth with. who procured one at £12=15 -..
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at Enf". Daniel Whitneys Jany: 24. 1745. The Selectmen Signed an Order upon the Treafurer to pay out of ye Treafurey of ye money came in by ye Laft Afsefmt. To M' Eben'. Stone & Sam1. Stratton a Comtee chofen to repair the Minifteral Houfe The Sum of Twenty four pounds Ten Shil- lings and Six pence which was granted for that Service, old Tenner. £24=10-6
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Complaint being made to ye Selectmen that M' Sam1 Coollidge is come again to town and is under Such Circumftances that he is in Dainger of Suffering if Some thing be not Emediately done for him (Altho his Conduct has been Such as is very unaccount- able whereby he has forfitted both Credit & kindnefs) The Selectmen out of Humanitie towards him under his Necefsitous Circumftances think themfelves Oblidged to Do Some thing for him at ye Towns Cost to releive him for ye prefent untill further Meafures may be taken Concerning him. Accordingly Agreed to procure for him a p' of Shoos a p' of Stockins a pr of Britches and as the Selectmen are Informed there are Some old cloths belong- ing to him Left at Certain places Agreed to make inquirey and if any be to get ye Same for him that he might not Suffer till futher care can be taken of him.
The Wid". Mary Maddocks being under poor and Suffiring Circumftances the Selectmen Defired M' Jona" Bemis one of ye Selectmen to provide wt is
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Necefsary
Necefsary for her that She might not Suffer and to bring his Acct to ye Selectmen.
There being Two Cazments at the Meeting houfe blown down by the Late Strong Wind whereby one or both are So broken that it is not Likely that they will do again. Agreed that M' Ebenez" Stone be defired to View them and Repair them.
At a Meeting of the Selectmen on the 13th. Day of February 1745 At the Houfe of Jofeph Mason's.
The time drawing Nigh for the Ufuall Annual Meeting in March. Ordred the Clerk to Ifue out a Warrant Directed to ye Conftable of Watertown to Warn the Freeholders and other Inhabts. of Sd Town who are Qualified to Vote in Town Affairs to Afsemble and Meet together at the Publick Meeting houfe in Sd Town on Munday the Third Day of March Next at Nine of ye Clock before None for the Ends following vizt. (1) To Choofe a Moderator. To choofe Selectmen to Manage the prudential affairs of ye Town A Town Clerk. A Town Treafurer. A Conftable or Conftables. Afsefsors. and all Such oth'. Town Officers as by Law are to be chofen in the Month of March Annually. To Choofe A Saxton, and to Agree how the Saxton Shall be paid. To put in their Votes for a County Regester. And for a County Treafurer. To hear the Town Treaf's. Accts. For the Town to Appropriate this prefent Years Intereft Money Coming to ye Town the Year begin- ing the Eleventh Day of Decemb'. Laft. To Grant ye Revd M' Seth Storer his Salary for the Enfuing Year According to Contract And to know the Mind of ye Town what Addition they will Make to M' Storers Salery for the Year Enfuing, and how it Shall be paid. To Grant a Supply for the Support of the Grammer and Englifh School for ye Year Enfuing. To grant Money for the
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Support of ye poor the Year Enfuing. To grant Money for the Repairs of the Meeting houfe. To Grant money for the Repairs of ye Great Bridge. To hear the Peticuler Accts. of Sundry Per- fons wch the Town are Indebted to and to grant Money to Satiffy the Same. To know the Mind of ye Town whether they will mend the Publick & Town Ways by Rate this year as as has been the method of ye Town of Late. And in Cafe the Town Agree So to Do, Then to grant money for sd Affair. And to choofe the Sur- veyers of the High Ways to be the Collectors, for to Collect or Se that the Afsefm for that End be work't out Agreeable to Such Directions as the Town Shall give. To hear the Requeft of Some of the Late Conftables that the Town wld Sink or Abate Some per- fons Rates in their Lifts of Afsfints. And for the Town to Act their Pleafure with Relation therunto. To know the Mind of ye Town whether they will purchafe that piece of Land belonging to ye Widw. Hannah Fish if it May be obtained which Ly's in Common & undivided with Land belonging to the Minifteral place Near Thomas Wellingtons and Add it to the Minifteral place. And whether the Town will purchafe Some wood Land (If any May be had) for the ufe of ye Minifteral place, And if the Town See Meat to purchafe as aforesd. To Choofe and Impower a Committee for that End. And for the Town to Manafeft their Minds how and in what Manner the Land that Maybe purchafed Shall be paid for. The cafe and Circumftances of M' Samuel Coollidge being Diftrefsing as well as very Difficult upon Several Accts. The Selectmen Agree to Lay his Cafe before the Town That the Town May Manifeft their Mind what they think proper to be done for him, and done with him, under his prefent Circum- ftances, And Accordingly Direct their Selectmen who are the OverSeers of ye poor what Meafures they Shall Take with Relation to ye Sd Coollidge. To know the mind of ye Town whether Swine Shall Run at Large under the Regulation of ye Law in that Cafe provided. To know the mind of ye Town Relating to horfes Runing at Large. and for the Town to Do and Act what they Shall judge Necefsary and proper to prevent their doing of Damage (It being the Defire of Sundry of ye Inhabts. of ye Town) To know To know the Mind of the Town (in this prefent time of war when Many of ye Inhabts. of ye Town are Lyable to be Impreft into the war) whether the Town will Come into a Method of Raif- ing of Money on the Ratable Pols & Estates of Sd Town to be Collected and to Ly as a fund, that when any of the Inhabts. of ye Town Shall be Impreft then to be Improved to hire Men to go into the war in their Room, or in any other Way
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Way as the Town Shall judge moft for the Benefit of the Town. To hear the Petition of Sundry of ye Inhabts. of ye Town Relating to the Difturbance Made by Dogs at and in the Meeting houfe on Sabbeth Days in the time of Publick worfhip, And for to Do And Act their pleafure with Relation there unto.
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And to Order the Conftable to Notifie Such perfons as the Town is indebted to, To bring in their Accts to ye Selectmen at the Dwelling houfe of ye Wid". Mary Learneds on Fryday the Laft day of February Currant at three of ye Clock afternoon, when and where the Selectmen have Appointed to Meet to Receive them ; in order to Lay them before the Town at their Next Meeting.
And that the Conftable do Notifie the Several Collectors of ye High way Afsefm' to Meet the Sd Selectmen at the aforesd time & place (of Receiving Accts) in Order to Make up their Accts. of their Refpective Collections &c.
(A Warrant was Isued out Accordingly and Committed to ye Conftables)
At Sd Meeting the Selectmen Signed an Order for the Treafurer to pay out of the Intereft Money Coming into the Treafurey.
Viz. To the Revd M' Seth Storer the Sum of One hundred and Ten pounds old Tenner in full of his Salary & Adition for the prefent Year 1745. the Year Ending the firft of March Next £110- ...
And to M' Nath1. Harrington the Sum of Ninty pounds old Ten' in full for his keeping the School in Said Town the Year 1745. the Year Ending the firft of March Next.
£90-00-00
At a Meeting of ye Selectmen The 28th: of Feby: 1745. The Selectmen Signed An order upon the Town Treafurer. To pay to John Coollidge The Sum of Sixteen pounds Twelve Shillings & one peney
(viz Twelve pounds 2 / According to Agreemt 12- . 2- .. for wt was Laid out by ord' of ye Selectmen .2- IO -. I And for Extreordnary Care in time of Sicknefs .2- ..
£.1.6= 12 =. I
Which is in full for his boarding the Widw. Webb
And all other Demands on her Acct to the Twenty fifth Day of March Next.
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At a Meeting of ye Selectmen on the 28th Day of Feby: 1745 At ye houfe of ye Wid" Learneds for taking in ye Acct of Such Perfons as the Town is Indebted to. The Acc's are as follows. Vizt.
Jofhua Warrin jun' for one Day & } at ye Great Bridge £00 -. 12 -. 6
Capt Thos: Homans for Serving Con- ftable for ye whole Town .2- ..... ..- 12 -..
For Warning 2 Town Meetings
For Conveying a woman & 3 Chil- dren to Waltham &c ..-. 8- .. 03-00-00
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The Afsefsors viz' Joseph Mafon Nath1 Harris & Thos Saltmarfh for Making the Town Rate & perfecting the Invoice and Making the Province & County Taxes &c £5 Each
15-00-00
To Amos Bond for plank for the whelm in the Contry Road againft his houfe --. 6 -..
To David Livermore for Speeks for the Great Bridge at Sundry times
To Jonas Coollidge for four String pieces for the Great Bridge Containing Two Tuns & 2 feet
-. 8-14 -. 6
To Nath1. Harris Esq' for one Day work himfelf at the great Bridge & Two Days work of his Son Nath11.
To Benj". Haftings for Labour of him Self & A hand at the Great Bridge & care thereof for the Year 1745
To Sam1. Barnard Survey" for plank & Service in Mending the whelme in the Country Road Near M' Eben' Goddards
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To Benj". Haftings for plank and Speeks for the whelm in ye Country Road Near Dea Joseph Coollidges -
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To Ebenez' Thornton for timber for the Little Bridge Commonly Called Treadaways Bridge
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£39- 11 -. 6
. = II =. 6
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.4- 15 -..
To Dan1 Whitney one Day work & half & Teem at the Bridge Giting on ye String pieces &
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Town Proceedings. Index to Names.
Page.
Page.
Adams, George . . . 29, 59, 146
Ebenezer, 40, 112, 131, 183
44 Mercy, 21, 23, 28, 30, 65, 66
William
214
Anderson, John
108
Babbecum, Rachel
178
Bacon, John, 13, 99, 126, 128, 137, 149, 170
Ball, John, 20, 65, 69, 71, 85, 87, 104, 105, 124, 154, 156, 157, 159, 182, 214
Barfoot, Mary 195
Barnard, James, 11, 16, 71, 86, 213, 289
Jonathan 26, 56
John
.
97
Samuel, 1, 104, 105, 188, 190, 191, 200, 213, 217, 232, 275, 280, 281, 286, 288, 292, 293, 300, 301, 308, 312, 320 Widow 198
Bayley, James 308
Beers, Richard . 214
Belcher, J.
161
Bemis, John, 25, 35, 42, 46, 47, 81, 120, 132, 169, 182
66 Jonathan, 36, 56, 59, 154, 168, 169, 170, 191, 197, 201, 207, 213, 223, 226, 237, 238, 239, 242, 243, 247, 248, 249, 258, 262, 270, 290, 294, 295, 296, 301, 302, 308, 313, 317 Joseph 115, 149
Benjamin, Daniel, 16, 28, 33, 43, 56, 59, 70, 73, 87, 90, 120, 134, 135, 137, 138, 139, 146, 154, 157, 160, 170, 242
Jonathan . 258 .
Samuel, 1, 130, 131, 132, 138, 139, 149, 160, 257, 258, 262, 266, 288, 300
Bigelow, Biglow Ebenezar, 66, 189, 191, 192, 193
= Eleazer 200 .
Joshua 47, 83, 85, 124
Lieut. . 149
Thomas, 1, 12, 13, 70, 73, 74, 84, 87, 93, 98, 103, 133, 140, 145, 146, 147, 150, 154, 157,214
Bisco, Thomas, 104, 105, 121, 163, 169, 172, 181, 185, 186, 195, 227
Bishop, Mary
66
Thomas
209
209
Bond, Amos, 204, 212, 223, 243, 244, 257, 288, 290, 295, 300
= Benjamin 290, 295
Daniel, 139, 168, 170, 171, 213, 282, 289, 308, 320
66 Henry, 56, 65, 80, 120, 134, 142, 147, 149, 154, 158, 192, 199, 223, 226, 246
66 John, 214, 218, 222, 289, 301
Jonas, 4, 10, 11, 29, 35, 38, 39, 46, 49, 50, 56, 59, 60, 69, 74, 76, 77, 78, 80, 83, 86, 108, 162, 163, 165, 166, 167, 170, 173, 174, 178, 179, 184, 188, 194, 195, 196, 199, 205,
206, 209, 213, 217, 218, 221,
223, 226, 229, 230, 238, 246, 247, 252, 258, 261, 262, 265, 266, 274, 277, 280, 289, 294, 296, 298, 304, 307, 311, 313
Nath'l .
26, 259
=
Thomas
29, 214
76
Bowman, Francis .
66
Joseph, Jr.
19
142,
Nathaniel,
67,
72,
143
Bradish, John
208
66 Ebenezer, 244, 253, 297,
312, 313
Brattle, Doctor
28
Major
175
180
Briant .
Widow
192
Bright, Cornet Henry
I
Henry, 10, 23, 27, 33, 51,
168, 170, 171, 187, 205, 211
66 John, 1, 70, 74, 84, 120, 125, 132, 134, 136, 147, 159, 188, 189, 190, 191, 210, 213
66 Joseph 227, 277
Nathaniel, 5, 36, 56, 60, 65, 80, 85, 214, 229, 275, 280, 289, 295, 308
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Brown, Allen 94, 177 Benjamin, 19, 22, 112, 131,
143, 151, 270
Ebenezer 136, 139
66 John, 70, 73, 85, 120, 150, 168, 170, 171, 174, 175, 180, 187, 191, 196, 200, 207, 214, 217, 218, 222, 223, 229, 232, 239, 241, 243, 244, 257, 258, 263, 287
66 Jonathan, 26, 98, 146, 188, 193, 200, 204, 210, 211, 212, 213, 218, 221, 224, 226, 234, 237, 243, 251, 261, 282, 296, 306, 313
66 Samuel, 56, 67, 69, 72, 73, 80, 98, 128, 138, 139, 181
66 William, 1, 11, 27, 36, 39, 46, 51, 53, 65, 69, 73, 80, 84, 91, 94, 98, 99, 101, 103, 108, 111, 114, 116, 120, 134, 135, 137, 143, 144, 145, 146, 148, 149, 154, 155, 157, 182
Bullard, Eben'r
292
Cammacel, Mary 142, 143
Caverly, Anthony, 61, 71, 84, 87, 93, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103, 115, 126, 128, 134
Chadwick, Benjamin, 131, 189, 196, 283
Charles 27
John, 16, 64, 70, 74, 138, 139, 147, 214
Chenry, Ebenezer, 19, 23, 25, 36, 85, 103, 105, 185, 191, 213, 219, 222, 242, 252, 254, 263, 278, 281, 294, 308, 312
Child, Daniel 46, 138, 139 66 John, 21, 29, 67, 124, 236
Joseph 13, 16, 127
66 Joshua 1, 56, 58
Church, Isaac 26, 116, 146 Jonathan, 121, 168, 170, 171, 180, 186, 200, 204, 205, 207,
217, 223, 232, 239, 243, 246, 247, 250, 257, 258, 262, 273, 276, 277, 279, 281, 286, 288, 293, 295, 300, 306, 313 Silas 189 Clark, Doctor 124
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