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In testimony where of the parties afore said have hereunto interchangeably set their hands and seals this first Day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight hun- dred and Six
Signed Sealed and Delivered
in the Presents of us
David Bailey
Anna Bailey
Daniel Killam
John Dodge
John Baker
Wm Kimball
A True Record Attest.
Joseph Fairfield T Clerk.
A Division of fence Between Col Robart Dodge of Hamilton and Capt John Dodge of wenham as followeth.
Said land Lying in wenham beginning at the northeasterly Corner of the Same Said Robarts part to run thirty rod and Five links, thence on the southerly Side of the same Twenty six rods and nineteen links then Col Dodge to run Nineteen rods twenty one links the said John Dodge to run Nineteen rod then said Robart Dodge to run twenty six rods to the bound first mentioned also a Peace of stone wall on
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wenham line Said John Dodge to take five rods and Four- teen links on the easterly and then said Robart Dodge to take five rods and fourteen links on the westerly end. Hamilton Sept 2th 1808.
A True record from the minits
John Dodge Robart Dodge
John Dodge Jun. T Cl.
March Meeting 1807.
Att a Meeting of the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Wenham Conveined on the third Day of March 1807 at Nine oclock in the morning for the Purpos of Elect- ing Town officers for the Insuing year and for voting money for the Rising Charges of the Town the Insuing year and other Bisness as by warrant may more fully appear. Samuel Blanchard Esq chosen Moderator of sd. Meeting. Viz the following Persons were Chosen into office and Sworn.
John Dodge Jun
Town Clerk.
Capt Isaac Dodge
Edward Perkins
Selictmen
John Baker
Dea William Dodge
Town Treasurer
Uzzial Dodge
Constables
Thomas Kimball
Downing Gentlee
Tythingmen
John Cleaves
Capt Palatiah Brown Thomas Kimball Porter
Dea William Dodge
Surveyors of. Highways
James Friend John Cleaves
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WENHAM TOWN RECORDS
John T. Dodge Joseph Friend
Capt. Israel A. Dodge
Surveyors of Fence
Samuel Fisk
Cap® William Kimball
Hogrieves
Joshua orne James Cook Nehemiah Stanly
Dea William Dodge
Thomas Kimball
Nath1 Porter
Corders of
Uzzial Dodge
Wood.
Capt. Israel A. Dodge
Uzzial Dodge
William Brown John Cleaves
Haywards.
Joseph Friend Sealer Weights and Measures
John Hooker
Sealer of Leather
Same1 Fisk
Samuel Blanchard Esq.
overseers
Capt. John Dodge
of the
Lt Paul Porter Poor
the Poor hired out by the overseers of Said Poor to Joseph Wight
Elizabeth Senter 40 cents per week.
Elizabeth Merserovy 27ets pr week.
wid Pierce $1.78e pr week.
Collector of Taxes for the West ward.
Lt Paul Porter Collector for West ward is to have for his Collection $1.01 for 100 Dollars John Hooker Collector for the East ward is to have $1. 19 cent pr 100 Dollars Oliver Dodge for ringing the bell one year 6 dollars. Town officers sworn to faithful Discharge of their office
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WENHAM TOWN REPORTS
Selectmen and Town Clerk sworn to the faithful Discharge of their Trust in respect of all Elections and the Returns there off.
Attest John Dodge Jr T Clerk
31y Voted Five hundred Dollars for the Reverend Rufus Andersons Salary
41y Voted two hundred Dollars for School or Schools.
51y Voted Fifty Dollars for the Eastern part of the E District For a School in this Town.
615 Voted two hundred Dollars to surport the Poore
71 Votd that the Ministers Tax shall be assest by it self the year insuing
A True Record Attest John Dodge Jr T. Clerk.
April Meeting 1807
Att a meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of Wen- ham on the first Monday in april 1807-for the Purpose of giving in their votes for a Governor Lt Governor and Sena- tors for said County agreeable to the Constitution and Trans- act other bisness as expressed in said warrant on file may more fully appear
Votes given for his Excel. Caleb Strong Esq
for governor 48 Votes
Votes for the Hon James Sullivan Esq
for governor 27 Votes
Votes given for the Hon. Edward H. Robbinson
Esq for Lut governor
44 Votes
Votes given for the Hon Levi Lincoln Esq
for Lt. Governor Votes
27 Votes
For Senators
Votes For Senators.
Joseph Sprague 26
Enoch Titcomb 45
Tho® Kittridge 26
John Heard 45
Daniel Killam 24
John Phillips Jn. 45
John Hathorne 26
William Gray
45
William Pearson 26
Nath1 Thurston 45
Cap® Moses Little 26
Israel Thorndike 45
Thos Pearly I
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WENHAM TOWN RECORDS
21y the Hon Timothy Pickering Esq Chosen moderator to govern said meeting.
31y Vots given for the Hon Stephen Choat Esq
for County Treasurer 44 votes
41y Votes given for Robart Farley Esq for County Treasurer 25 votes
51y Voted one hundred and fifty Dollars to Pay the County Tax and other Betiments for the Last year.
61y Vot Four hundred Dollars for the repairs of the High- ways the Current year
71 Votd that the Selictmen and Surveyors of Highways be
a Committee to regulate the Labour on said highways
81y Votd that as much of the above said four hundred Dol- lars be Expended in the repairs of wenham Causway as they shall think Proper and the remainder on other of the Town Highways according to their best Discrition
91y Voted that the two thirds of the floor under the seets on Each Side of the Ile in our meeting House be disposed of for Pues. the money raised by the sail of said Pues or floor shall be Laid out or Expended in Painting the Inside of said meet- ing house.
Ioly Voted that the Selectmen be a Committee to make Sale of the above said Floore according to their best Discretion.
I Ily Votd to Chuse a committee consisting of three men -- I21y Votd that John Dodge Jun Dea William Dodge and Abraham Dodge be a committee for the Porpos of regilating the alewives fishery In miles river so called.
and then mr. Moderator Declaired the meeting Disolved and it was accordingly Disolved
A True Record attest John Dodge Jun. T. Clerk
May Meeting 1807.
Att a Legal Meeting of the inhabitants of wenham Qualified to vot for representative Convened on wednesday 6th Day of may at Four oclock after noon at the usual Place of holding Town meetings for the purpose of seeing weather the Town would Choose a meet Person to represent them in the Gen- eral Court begun and holdon on the at Boston on the Last
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wednesday of may 1807 and transact other bisness as by warrant may appear.
it was put to see weather the Town would Choose a repre- sentative and it past in the negative.
Then made Choise of Tyler Porter Esq for a moderator.
21y Votd to reconsider the vote pased at april meeting rela- tive to selling Two thirds of the floor under the seats on each side of the Ile in our meeting house for pueas
31y Voted that three quarters of the floor under the seets on each side of the Great Ile in our meeting house be sold at vandue to the heiast bider, the other quarter reserved for the use of the Revnd Rufus Anderson which is the frunt pue on the Westerly side of said Ile
41> Voted that the Selectmen be a Committee to Despose of the floor for pues
51y Votd that the Committee Chosen at april meeting past to dispose of the privlage of the alewive fishery in miles river at their discresation the year insuing
61y Votd to dispose of a peace of Land adjoining Land of Isaac Porter Near wenham Pond Brook.
71 Voted to Choose a committee consisting of three Per- sons to Dispose of said land
81y Voted that Dea William Dodge Capt Pelatiah Brown Adam Reddington be a commettee to dispose of above said land.
voted 500 Dollars to Defray the Charge of widning and straitning the road through the middle Part of this Town
91y Voted that neat Cattle shall not goe at Large in the high- way the year insuing
the Collection of taxes was bid of by Lt Paul Porter at one Dollar one cent pr hundred Dollars for the West ward Collection of Taxes was bid of by John Hooker at $ 1 : 19e per 100 Dollars for the East ward.
the Poor was Let to mr Joseph Wight for one year viz.
Elisabeth Senter at 40 cents pr week.
Elisabeth Meservy at 27 cents pr week
Widdow Parce at 1ª 78e pr week.
the bell was Let to oliver Dodge for six Dollars per year
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the Pound belonging to the Town Let to James Cook for 30 cent
A True record Attest John Dodge Jun T. Clerk.
This Indenture Witnisseth that Same1 Blanchard Esq Capt John Dodge and Luit Paul Porter overseers of the Poor of the Town of Wenham in the County of Essex by virtue of a Law of the Commonwealth In such case made and Pro- vided have placed and by these Presents Do place and bind out as an apprentice a Poor Boy William Wyatt aged Eight years the Eleventh of November last past unto Bartholomew Wallis of Beverly in said County. the said William to dwell with and faithfully to serve the said Wallis after the man- ner of an apprentice until he arrives at the age of Twenty one years and the said Bartholomue wallis on his part doth hereby promise Covenant and agree to take and instruct the Sd. apprentice or cause him to be taught and instructed in the art Trade or Calling of a Cordwainer also to read write and Cipher as far as the rule of three if the said ap- prentice be capable to learn likewise to find and provide good and sufficient meat drink clothing and lodging and all other nessaries both in sickness and in health suitable for the Sd apprentice During the term of his apprenticship and at the expiration there of to give unto said apprentice one good new and Complete suit of Clothes Besides his common waring apparil.
In Witness where of the said Parties have hereunto inter- changeably set our hands and seals the Sixteenth Day of april in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presents of
Nehemiah Smith Caleb Wallis
Bartholomew Wallis
Samuel Blanchard
Paul Porter John Dodge
Wenham June 9th 1810
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This may certefy the overseers of the poor of Wenham Do agree that the above indenture is Nul & Void and of know effect
A True Record attest John Dodge Jun. T. Clerk.
The Proseedings of the Committee of the Court of Sessions in widning and straightning the road through the middle part of this Town and allowances to each person for re- moving his wall and land & House into said road.
Elizabeth Gardner
43.20
John Lovering 8.57
Uzzial Dodge
36.78
Tyler Porter
5.22
Joshua Herrick
17.17
Henry Elkins
72.45
Rufus Anderson
39.10
Nath1 Kimball
49.31
Isaac Porter
73.50
John Dodge Jr
58.50
Samuel Blanchard
40.48
194.05
250.23
250.23
444.28
The above Coppied from the Clerk of Sessions Records.
Salem January 26. 1808
John Dodge Jun T. Clerk.
the year 1808
The Presedings of the Committee from the Session of Court in widning the road through the east ward of the Town of Wenham allowances.
Heirs of Amos Dodge $21.68
Dea Nicholas Dodge 80.37
Abram. Edwards
84 .-
Simon Dodge 3.50
Benj Edwards 65.61
Cap John Dodge
187.99
Joshua orne
3.00
John Dodge3 19.75
Nath1 Flint
II.
Benjamin Dodge
153.66
William Dodge
41.98
227 27
$227.27
445.27
$672.54
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WENHAM TOWN RECORDS
March Meeting 1808.
Att a meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of Wen- ham Conveined on Tuesday the first Day of March 1808 For the Purpos of Choosing Town officers raising money for the exigency of the Town the Current year As by warrant may more fully appear
Samuel Blanchard Esq Chosen moderator
John Dodge Jun.
Town Clerk.
John Dodge Jun
Dea William Dodge John Baker
Selectmen
Ct. Edmund Batchelder
Town Treasurer
William Brown
Constables
Jonª Porter
Abra™ Dodge
Nichos Dodge
Capt John Moulton
Surveyors of
James Friend
Highways
John T. Dodge
Ct. Palatiah Brown
Surveyors of Fence
Uzziel Dodge
Nehemiah Stanley
Stephen Cook
Hogrieves
Joshua orne
John Hooker
Nath1 Potter
Eben" Tood
Abr™ Knowlton
Corders of
Nicho1 Dodge Jr
Wood.
Cap® Edmª Batchelder
Sealer of Weights & Measures
James Friend
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WENHAM TOWN REPORTS
John Hooker Sam1 Fisk Sealer of Leather
Sam11 Blanchard
Tho® Kimball
overseers of
Jona Porter
the Poor
John Cleaves
William Brown
Ct William Kimball
Haywards
Dea William Dodge
Caleb Kimball
Thos. Kimball
Joshua orne
Capt. William Kimball
Stephen Cook. Tything men
Money voted.
voted for the Reverend Rufus Anderson $500.00
21y voted for Schools 200.00
31y voted for the Poor 200.00
41y voted 673.00
to defray the charge of widning and straightning the road through the East part of this Town.
51y voted to Divide the East District in this Town.
61y voted to Chuse a Committee consisting of five persons to Divide sr District
71y voted that Jacob Dodge Dea William Dodge Ct Isaac Dodge John T. Dodge Nehemiah Stanly be a committee for the above Purpos and make report at April meeting.
the Privlage of ringing and toling the Bell and sweaping the meeting house For one year next in suing struck of to James Cook for six Dollars and seventy five cents.
the Collection of Taxes for the west ward of this Town by Caleb Kimball at one Dollar forty nine Cents on the hun- dred Dollars.
the Collection of taxes for the East ward of this Town by John Hooker at $1. 18 on the hundred Dollars.
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WENHAM TOWN RECORDS
April Meeting 1808
Att a meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of wen- ham in the County of Essex in order to give in their vots for Governor Lut Governor and Senators Pursuant to the Constitution and other Business as by warrant may more fully appear.
It being on the first monday of april being the fourth Day 1808.
votes Given in for his Excl James Sullivan Esq for Governor
24
Given in for the Hon Christopher Gore Esq
53
Given in for the Hon Caleb Strong Esq for
Governor
I
Given in for the Hon David Cobb Esq for Liut
Governor
- - 55
Given in for the Hon Levi Lincoln Esq for Liut Governor
22
Senators
vots.
Senators
Enoch Titcomb
53
Daniel Killam I8
John Heard 54
John Harthorne 22
Nathaniel Thurston 53 Tho8 Whittredge 22
John Phillops Jun
53
William Preston 22
William Gray
53 Cap® Moses Little 22
Sam11 Putnam
53
John Prince
22
Nathan B. Martin I
then Samuel Blanchard Esq was chosen moderator to govern said meeting.
votes Given in for the Hon Stephen Choate Esq for County Treasurer
- 48 votes Given in for Robart Farley Esq 2 1 votes for County Treas- urer.
21y voted two hundred Dollars to repair the Highways the Current year
31 It was put to vote weather the meeting would Choose a committee to Assist the Selectmen in taking a valuation and it past in the negative
41y voted that the Selectmen take a valuation of the Town the Currint year
for Governor
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WENHAM TOWN REPORTS
51y It was put to see if the Town would abate miss Murrays Tax and it past in the negative.
61y voted to choose a committee of three Persons to widden the road by turning the corner of the wall by Pelatiah Browns Land also by turning the Corner of the wall by land of Dea Stephen Dodge Land by Petition
zly voted that Jacob Dodge Abraham Dodge & Jona Porter be a committee for the above purpos.
Then Mr Moderator Declared the Meeting Disolved and it was disolved accordingly
A True Record Attest John Dodge Jr T. Clerk.
May Meeting 1808
Att a meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of wen- ham In the County of Essex on the tenth Day of may 1808 in order to Choose a meet person to represent them in the General Court of the Commonwealth for the Current year and other business as by warrant may more fully appear and then Sam11 Blanchard was unamiously chosen to rep- resent this Town in the General Court of this Common- wealth the Current year then made choise of Sam11 Blanch- ard as moderator of said meeting.
It was put to vote to see what sum or sums of money the Town would vote to repair the highways the current year. In addition to two hundred Dollars voted at april meeting and it passed in the negative.
Then mr Moderator declared the meeting disolved.
A True record attest John Dodge Jun T. Clerk
Choice of Representative may 1808.
Att a meeting of the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of wenham duly Qualified to vote for representa- tive to the General Court of this Commonwealth to assemble on Monday the twenty third Day of may to give in their votes to the Selectmen for one representative to represent the Essex South District in Congress of the united States of America in the room of the Hon Jacob Crowningshield Esq
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Deceased and then gave in to the Selectmen twenty four votes For Joseph Story Esq to represent the Essex South Dis- trict In Congress of the united States of america
A. True record attest John Dodge Jr T. Clerk
Att a meeting of the Town of wenham on the first Mon- day of November 1808. Qualified as the Constitution Directs to give in their votes to the Selectmen for one representative to represent the South essex district In the eleventh Congress of the united States of america
For the Hon Benjamin Pickman fifty eight votes.
For the Hon Daniel Killam nineteen votes
A True record attest John Dodge Jun Town Clerk.
Att a meeting of the freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Wenham on thursday the Seventeenth Day of Jan-y 1809 to see if the Town would pay one hundred fifty- five Dollars a Demand made by the overseers of poor of Salem, voted that the overseers of said wenham obtain the best Council and prosead according to their best Descression A True record John Dodge Clerk.
Mr Jacob Dodge Chosen moderator.
Febu' meeting 1809.
Att a meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of Wen- ham on the thirteenth Day of Febuy 1809. Capt Henry Elkins chosen Moderator.
Did but meet and adjourned to the Seventh Day of March next insuing at nine o clock in the forenoon
A True record attest John Dodge Jun. T. Clerk
This Indenture vitnesseth that Samuel Blanchard Richard Hood and William Brown overseers of the poor of the Town of Wenham in the County of Essex State of Massachusetts by virtue of a law of this Commonwealth in such cases
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made and provided have placed and by these presents do place and bind out as an apprentice a poor Child by the name of - Wyett son of Hannah Wyett who is an in- habitant of said Town and who is likely to become charge- able to said Town of Wenham and who his thought by the said overseers to be inable of maintaining him unto William Dodge son of John T. Dodge of the same town to learn such art or trade as the Sd Dodge together with said overseers or their successors in office Shall agree to or such compensation make to him the said wyatt shall be here after mentioned the said Wyatt after the manner of an apprentice to dwell with and serve the said Dodge from the day of the date here of until the Twenty third day of October which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and twenty five when the said Wyatt if he be then liveing will be twenty one years of age during which time the Sd apprentice his Master shall well and truly serve, his secrets keep and his lawful commands every were readily obey he shall do no damage to his master nor suffer any to be done by others and if any to his knowledge shall be intended. he shall give his Master reasonable notice thereof, he shall not lend or waste the goods of the Sd Master. at cards or dice he shall not play, fornication he shall not commit nor mat- rimony contract during the sd term taverns, ale houses or places of gameing he shall not visit, from the service of his said master he shall not absent himself but in all things and at all times he shall carry & be have himself good faithful apprentice ought during the time or time afore said
And the said William Dodge on his part doth hereby prom- ise and agree to teach and instruct the said apprentice or cause him to be taught or instructed in the art trade or call- ing which shall be agreeable by the present overseers of the poor or their successors in office, that the said Dodge shall pay or cause to be paid the sum of one hundred dollars into the sd apprentice when he shall have arrived at the full period of twenty one years of age and it is understood that the sd apprentice is to have his choice whenever he shall have arrived at the time of his being the age of fourteen to choose the sum as mentioned of one hundred Dollars or a trade to be settled and agreed on as afore said the said Dodge on
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his part further agrees to teach the sd Wyatt or cause him to be taught or instructed to read write and cypher as far as the rule of three if the sd apprentice be capable of larning and shall well & truly find and provide for the sd apprentice Wyatt good sufficient meat drink Clothing & lodging and other necessaries fit and convenient for such an apprentice during the term afore said and at the expiration of his ap- prenticeship he shall be furnished with a suit of Cloathes in addition to his Common wearing apparel.
In witness where of the parties have interchangeably set their hands and seals this twentieth day of May one thous- and eight hundred & eleven
Signed Sealed in presents of us.
Johnª Dodge
William Dodge
Jacob Symonds
Samuel Blanchard
Daniel Moulton
Richard Hood
James Cook. to Wm Dodge
William Brown
A True record Attest Paul Porter T Clerk.
March Meeting 1809.
Att a Meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of Wen- ham Conveined on Tuesday the Seventh Day of March 1809 For the Purpos of Choosing Town Officers Raising money For the exegenses of the Town the Current year as by war- rant may more fully appear
Samuel Blanchard Esq chosen moderator
Paul Porter Town Clerk.
John Baker
Paul Porter
Selectmen
Nehemiah Standly
Thom. Kimball
T. Treasurer
Cap Isaac Dodge
Cap John Moulton
Constables
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WENHAM TOWN REPORTS
Wm Kimball Capt Paul Brown Obadiah Dodge
Tythingman.
Abraham Knowlton
Richard Hood
James Friend
Surveyors of Highways
Nicholas Dodge Jr. Thom Kimball
Surveyors of Fence
Stephen Cook
Hogrieves
Timothy Higgen
Natha™ Potter
Nicho1 Dodge Jr
Richard Hood
Corders of Wood.
Enos Gallop
Dea Wm Dodge
Haywards
Joshua Orne Jacob Dodge2 John Cleaves
Capt Eª Batchelder
Sealer of Weights & Measures
John Hooker
Sealer of Leather
Jacob Dodge2
Surveyor of Lumber
John T Dodge Wm Kimball Jacob Dodge
Fire wards.
Cap John Moulton Jacob Dodge2
Abrahm Dodge Isaac Porter Downing Gentlee
Fish Committee.
the above officers were sworn.
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Money voted.
Voted for the Reverend Rufus Anderson $500.
21 voted to pospone raising money for Schools till April Meeting Next.
31y voted for the poor the current year 350.
41y voted to Choose a Committee to inspect the Wyatts in the Town of Wenham & make a report att pril Meeting
51y voted that Jacob Dodge Downing Gentlee Caleb Kimball & Daniel Kilham & Thom Kimball be a Committee For the above purpose
61y voted to abate Timothy Higgin Tax for 1808
The privelage of ringing the Bell and Sweaping the Meeting House for one year next in suing Struck of to James Cook for Five Dollars & Twenty five Cents.
The Poor Let out by the Selectmen to James Cook .- Widow Perce @ $1.67/100 per week. To Joshua Orne Elesabath Meservey at 53/100 per Week.
To Stephen Cook. Elisabath Senter at 51/100 per Week. To Oliver Dodge Widow Webber at 28/100 pr week.
To Cap. Isaac Dodge Johna Wyatt at $ 16 per one year.
The Clothing of the above Said Poor is to be made good at the years end.
Capt Isaac Dodge Collects al the Taxes in Wenham for 1809 for 1.14/100 on a Hundred Dollars.
The Pound was Lett to Thom Barns for the Lawful Feas.
Daniel Kilham - Overseers of
N. Elkins Esq Jacob Dodge S
the Poor
Proposal communicated by the moderator to the Town of Wenham From the Rev R. Anderson.
Wenham March 7th 1809.
Sir I have proposed to remit in the parrish 50 Dollars in the following way Twenty Five Dollars to individuals who are not only in need, but have also Suffered on the year past by Sickness or in a Special manner by loss of property
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and Twenty Five Dollars to the Parrish at Large to be Relinquished on the next assessment And it is to be distinct- ly undirstood that the reason of this Measure is the effect of the Embargo and an extraordinary Tax meeting in this town in the same year as will more fully appear by Said Let- ter on File.
Rufus Anderson.
Voted that S. Blanchard Esq be a Committee man To Re- turn thanks in behalf of the Town to Rev. R. Anderson for his proposal to Said Town.
A. True record. Attest Paul Porter T. clerk.
April Meeting 1809.
Att. a Meeting of the Qualified voters of the Town of Wen- ham in the County of Essex in order to give in Their votes for Governor Lut Governor and Senators Persurent To the Constitution and other Bisness as by warrant may more Fully Appear. It being on the first monday of April it being the Third Day 1809.
votes. Given in for the Hon Christopher Gore Esq for Governor
64
Given in for the Hon Levi Lincoln Esq for Govern- or -
- 25
Given in for Hon David Cobb Esq for Lieut Gov- ernor
62
Given in for Hon Joseph B. Varnum Esq for Lieut Governor
25
Senators
votes
Senators
votes
Enoch Titcomb
62
Dr Daniel Kilham
24
John Heard 62
John Hathorne
25
John Phillips Jun
62
Thom& Kittridge
25
Natha Thurston
62
Wm Pearson
25
Samuel Putnam
62
Capt Moses Little
25
Isrel Thorndike
62
John Prince
25
Nathan B. Martin
I
I certify that on the 3ª Day of April 1809 John Baker Nehemiah Standly & Paul Porter the Select men of Wenham formally appeared before me and took the Oath required by
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