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Benjamin B. Thatcher, remembered as a studious youth, but less known whilst here than he afterwards became to many of us by his writings, after graduating at Bowdoin College in 1826 and reading law at Bangor, went into practice in Bos- ton, became editor of a newspaper there, visited Europe, and, besides contributing to the North American Review and other periodicals, published several volumes on Indian history and biography. He died in 1840, at the age of thirty years.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
Others less prominent, but equally deserving, might be particularized did our limits permit, - distinguished civil and militia officers, sea-captains, farmers, mechanics, and traders, whose disappearance reminds us that another generation has passed away. With them necessarily closes our narrative. For the additions made to our population from abroad, during the period, many of whom have contributed so much to the business and wealth of the place and of whom our limits do not allow to speak, the reader is referred to the genealogical table at the end of the volume. We have aimed to give a plain, unvarnished account of the progress of the town from a feeble frontier settlement to a community first of hunts- men and woodcutters, then of lumbermen and coasters, and lastly of farmers, ship-builders, and artizans. What phasis shall the place next assume ? What mark will the present and rising generation stamp upon it? What will be its con- dition fifty, a hundred, a thousand years hence ? Shall new methods of agriculture, new branches of industry, new adap- tations of our natural privileges, and new investments of capi- tal, retain the natural increase of our population ; or shall it be driven hence to cultivate the prairies of Missouri, or search the sands of California ? Shall temperance, which has well nigh banished the bloated face and reeling form, be suffered to perfect its work ; or its refluent wave again inun- date the community ? Shall political parties become gener- ous rivalships in the cause of freedom, humanity, and the highest capabilities of man ; instead of mere squabbles for place and power, or a slavish adherence to names after prin- ciples have been abandoned ? Shall religious sects continue more sedulous for creeds than conduct, more anxious to fetter than to free the mind, to make converts than to im- prove men ; or shall they, generous and self-forgetting, be- come rivals only in truth, holiness, and love ? Coming gen- erations, rise and answer !
351
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE I.
HIGHWAYS LAID OUT BY THE TOWN OF WARREN.
LAID OUT.
ACCEPTED.
April 23, 1783, From Cushing line to the N. line of E. Libbey's lot,
May 7, 1803.
April 24, 1783, William Lermond's barn to the Great Falls,
Sept. 8, 1785.
Sept. 26, 1789,
John Lermond's to Co. road by R. Montgomery's.
Oct. 31, 1789, 66 Union line to A. Crawford's.
June & Oct. 1790, Waldoborough line to Stirling bridge.
Sept. 15, 1795, E. Libbey's to Union line, (Mid- dle road,) March, 1796. May 2, 1796.
April 22, 1796,
E. Libbey's to Alexander Kel- loch's, Jr.
May, 1796.
June 14, 1796,
" Waldoboro' line to Capt. Mal- colm's,
June 27, 1796. Aug. 21, 1797. Nov. 1796.
Sept. 27, 1796, On the west side of North pond, On the west side of South pond, to M. Hysler's, Nov. 7, 1796. Aug. 21, 1797. Sept. 3, 1798.
Oct. 14, 1796,
June 9, 1797, From Isaac Fuller's to Union line,
Sept. 6, 1799,
August 5, 1798, David Boggs's to the Falls, Town road at A. Crawford's to Union line, 1800.
Dec. 2, 1802, S. Anderson's to J. M. Paskiel's, April 4, 1803.
May 14, 1803, J. Andrews's to Peabody's mill, Dec. 24, 1803. April 5, 1804, the road to the river by J. Craw- ford's land,
May 5, 1804.
April 6, 1805,
May 5, 1805.
March 6, 1806, Oct. 13; 1808,
South pond to Waldoboro', Head's store to A. Malcolm's south line, James Matthews's to S. Fuller's, Alexander Kelloch's, Jr. to T. Robinson's, J. Storer's land to P. Hysler's, J. McIntyre's to P. Stahl's,
Nov. 7, 1808. April 4, 1808.
March 18, 1808, March 29, 1808,
April 4, 1809,
Head of the tide to James Craw- ford's, April 1, 1811.
Jan. 23, 1811,
J. Maxey's to the road by J. Rokes's, March 4, 1811. April 1, 1811.
March 9,
S. Watts's to C. Copeland's,
Sept. 12,
A. Farrington's, Jr. to Thomaston line, Dec. 28,
Dec. 17,
" S. Kelloch's to Union line, to Seth Andrews's,
July 27, 1812.
Thomas Starrett's to J. Ler- mond's back lot,
April 7, 1806.
« Meeting-house to M. Cobb's,
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE I. - Continued.
LAID OUT.
ACCEPTED.
1815, From J. Wyllie's to D. Patterson's, H. Hoffsis's to H. Winchenbach's, "
March 4, 1816.
66
D. Patterson's to J. Page's house, Nov. 16, 1818.
Sept. 1821.
April 17, 1824, 66
Josiah Maxey's to Win. Crane's. J. Wyllie's to D. Patterson's.
March 22, 1828, 66 B. Andrews's to D. Patterson's, April 20, 1829.
April 5, 1828,
William Starrett's to Samuel Spear's, private way,
April 7, 1828. April 9, 1831.
March 24, 1830,
To Edmund Starrett's,
July 28, 1833, From James Copeland's to the Meadow
brook.
March 31, 1834, 66 Thomaston line to Charles Cope- land's, April 7, 1834.
April 1, 1834,
May 16, 1834,
Thomaston line to Nath. Cobb's, To Philip Montgomery's,
May 24, 1834. April 6, 1835.
April 1, 1835, From M. Crane's to C. Copeland's,
66 66
W. Wyllie's to D. Patterson's, alteration,
June 3, 1836, 66
John Creighton's to St. George's river.
March 29, 1837, 66
66 66
66 O. W. Counce's to S. Sumner's,
66 M. Stetson's to the Co. road,
Feb. 13, 1838,
March 20, 1840,
66
Union line to T. Burton's, W. O. Matthews's to S. Spear's, J. Maxey's to M. Crane's,
March 27, 1840,
66
Village to T. P. Burgess's,
April 24, 1841, Feb. 1841,
66
Sept. 3, 1841, Sept. 24, 1841,
66
To land of J. Peters and others, To Amasa Carriel's,
April 5, 1841. Sept. 6, 1841. Oct. 3, 1842. Oct. 3, 1843. Sept. 9, 1843. April 7, 1845. May 17,. 1845.
Sept. 9, 1843,
March 25, 1843, From A. Starrett's to J. M. Paskiel's, 66 Wm. Bisbee's to Packard's mill,
April 24, 1846,
A. Crawford's to J. F. Paskicl's, March 1, 1847.
March 21, 1846, 66 John Spear's to Mero Kelloch's, March 29, 1847, 66 I. Peter's to near J. Peter's, private.
April 6, 1846.
May 20, 1848, 66 J. W. Head's store to J. H. Counce's south line, June 3, 1848.
" E. Cushing's west line to Wal- doboro' line, " Upper bridge to near J. Kirkpat- rick's,
Aug. 25, 1849.
Sept. 12, 1836. April 3, 1837. 66 May 12, 1838. April 8, 1839. April 6, 1840. 66
Sept 6, 1841.
Aug. 26, 1841,
66 J. S. Marston's to H. Payson's, J. Whitney's to the road from E. Starrett's, 66 W. Robinson's to W. Jordan's 66 road, private,
May 10, 1845,
C. Crane's to Waldoboro' line, M. Crane's to C. Copeland's,
March 22, 1820, 66 A. Kelloch's to I. Davis's,
March 25, 1826,
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE II.
VALUATION OF THE TOWN OF WARREN.
1790
1800
1810
1820
1830
1840
1850
Dwellinghouses,t
92
136
1.80
221
257
299
410*
Barns,
56
110
169
229
268
296
358
Grist-mills,
3
2
3
1
1
2
2
Saw-mills,
11
9
8
11
9
8
12
Acres Tillage Land,
188
254
331
445
489
635
" Eng. mowing,
354
860
1085
1431
2184
2410
2611
" Fresh meadow,
139
175
173
231
239
250
219
Salt Marsh,
56
58
60
67
71
67
56
Pasturing,
339
1182
1546
2209
2878
2932
4305
Woodland,
14603
14969
13050
10135
11421
12008
16112
Tons of Hay,
375
948
1171
1614
2997
4956*
Bushels of Rye,
1156
1303
1327
675
1082
679
1265*
" Oats,
23]
114
154
139
I306
961
2242*
" Corn,
682
2847
2979
3243
4294
3507
5852*
" Barley,
653
169
136
401
1284
1386
1056*
" Peas & Beans,
179
120
202
213
357
96
823*
Horses 3 yrs. & up.
25
111
173
141
176
243
243
Oxen 4 yrs. & upds.
140
244
256
366
421
338
403
Steers & Cows,
151
413
649
713
894
765
818
Swine, 6 months,
229
204
282
362
300
355
167
Stock in trade,
1530
2750
2150
4400
10500
9150
Money,
Bank Stock,
5250
11475
83130
Public Stock,
3300
Tons of vessels,
1070
1795
1086
1098
3270
2975
5727
Lime-kilns,
18
15
8
Tan Houses,
1
3
2
1
1
2
Pleasure Carriages,
27
47
60
62
To this add for 1840, Shipyards 2, Horse Wagons, 138.
11, Bridge Shares, 53, Geo. Canal Co. Shares, 54, Carding machines, 8, Looms, 5, Spinning frames, 2, Gondolas, 5.
t Those in 1790 were marked "part log-houses."
* According to the census.
30*
1811
2555
3784
3045
1662
Unimpv'bl «
920
1103
898
Wheat,
36
116
414
1411
802
1239
444*
Unimp'd land,
" 1850
850
150
7100
11650
TABLE III.
POPULATION OF THE TOWN OF WARREN FROM THE CENSUS RETURNS FOR THE YEARS
1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850
1820 1840 1850
White Males,
326 480
756
922
1095 1223
Engaged in Agriculture,
355
394
404
White Females,
307 459
663
859
1076 1149
Commerce,
30
20
13
Colored Persons,
13
10
24
44
56 57 53
66 Manufactures,
69
105
208
Total,
646 949 1443 1825 2030 2228 2428
Ocean Navigation,
49
45
Learned Profes.
11
8
12
In 1840 there were 10 military pensioners, in 1850 nine insane or idiotic persons, and in the three last censuses 1 deaf mute.
TABLE IV.
SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF COUNTY TAXES PAID BY THIS AND SOME OF THE NEIGHBORING PLACES PRIOR TO 1781.
Years.
Whole County.
St. Geo.'s Up. Twn. Ditto Low. Twn.
1762.
& 132 1s. 0d.
152 0
0
6 0 0
4 10
0
8 0
0
400 5 6 8
1769.
526 6
0
33 0 0
23 11
0 54 6
0
18 0 0
1771.
540
0
0 33 18
0 24 1 21 10
1
21 16 3
8 16
1773.
456 9
10 6
8 4
1777.
200 0
0
6 0
0
0
10 6 0
4 5 2
1780. '
20,000 0 0
538 13
0
472 0
0
1016 15 0
366 3 0
538 13 0
£ 4 5s. 8d.
£ 4 10s. 0d.
Broad Bay. £ 4 5s. 8d.
Medumcook. ££ 2 13s. 8d.
1764.
1766.
223 15 8
10 0 0
17 0 0 23 19 0
0 55 15
0
18 10 0
1772.
400
0
0 Upr. & Lo'r. togethr. Ditto. 0 Warren.
25 19 St. Geo. Lowr. twn. 5 2
4 Waldoborough. 26 6 9
Thomaston. £ 5 2 0
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE V.
PRINCIPAL TOWN OFFICERS.
Years. 1777. 1778. 1779. 1780. 1781. 1782. 1783. 1784
Town Clerk. William Boggs, do.
Alexander Lermond, Alex'er Lermond, Jr., do. do. do.
do.
do.
William Boggs,
Daniel Dunbar,
William Lermond,
1788.
do.
1789.
do.
1790.
do.
do.
None.
1791.
do.
Daniel Dunbar,
None.
Thomas Starrett.
1793.
do.
do.
do.
1794. 1795. 1796.
do.
Thurston Whiting, do.
do.
1797.
do.
do.
1798.
do.
do.
1799.
do.
William Lermond, do.
1800.
do. do.
1801. 1802.
1803.
do.
do.
do.
do.
1806. 1807.
do.
do. do.
1808. 1809.
do. do.
do. do
1810. 1811. 1812. 1813.
do.
do.
do.
1814.
do.
1815.
do.
do.
do.
Cyrus Eaton,
do.
1319.
do.
do.
do.
do
Jesse Page,
Thomas Starrett, Jr., do.
do.
do. do.
do. do.
Stephen C. Burgess, Thomas Starrett, do. do.
Representative. None sent. do.
Moses Copeland. None.
Thomas Starrett. Patrick Pebbles. None. Thomas Starrett. do.
Alex. Lermond, Jr. J. W. Head (in Con.)
None.
None.
1792.
do.
do. do.
Thurston Whiting.
do. do.
None. Saml. S. Wilde.
do.
None. Saml. Thatcher. do.
Benj. Brackett. John Wyllie. Saml. Thatcher.
do. do. Cyrus Eaton. C. Eaton, S. Thatcher do.
Wm. Hovey.
Cyrus Eaton. C. Eaton, Jesse Page. Jesse Page.
do. do.
Jolın Miller. Saml. Thatcher. do.
Amos H. Ilodgman.
1824. 1825.
1826.
do.
do.
1827.
do
do. do.
Stephen C. Burgess,
do. do. do.
Treasurer. Alexander Lermond, do. do. do. Alex'er Lermond, Jr., do.
Thomas Starrett, do.
1785. 1786.
1787.
do. do.
do. William Boggs,
Thomas Starrett, Jr., do.
1804. 1805.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do. do. do. do. do.
1816. 1817. 1818.
do. do. do.
1820. 1821.
do. do.
1822.
1823.
do. do. do.
do do.
1828. 1829. 1830.
1831.
1832.
1833.
do.
do.
do.
do. do. do.
do. do. David Patterson. John H. Counce. do. do. Jonathan Huse.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE V. - Continued.
Years.
Treasurer.
1834.
Town Clerk. Stephen C. Burgess, do.
Thomas Starrett, do. do.
do. do.
1838.
do.
do.
1839.
do.
do.
1840.
do.
Niven Crawford,
Thomas Hodgman.
1841.
do.
do.
Edwin Smith.
1842.
do.
do.
Amos H. Hodgman.
1843.
do.
do.
Wm. Jameson, Jr.
1844.
do.
do.
Reuben Hall. do.
1845.
James Brackett,
do.
1816.
do.
do.
Joseph Spear.
1847.
do.
do.
Zebulon Davis.
1848.
do.
do.
1849.
do.
do.
1850.
do.
do.
do.
Years.
1777. William Watson,
Hatevil Libbey,
Thomas Starrett. do. do. do.
1779.
do.
1780. do.
Samuel Creighton, Hatevil Libbey.
1783.
do.
1784.
do.
1785. do.
do.
1786. Hatevil Libbey,
William Watson,
John Watts.
1787.
do.
Hatevil Libbey, do. do.
William Lermond. do.
1791.
do. do.
Hatevil Libbey, do. do. do.
William Boggs. do.
1792. William Lermond,
1793. 1794. do.
John Libbey,
1795. John Wylie,*
James W. Head,
1796. Thomas Starrett,
John Andrews, do. Stephen Peabody,
John Watts. do.
1798.
do.
1799.
do.
John Wyllie, do. do.
do.
1801. Rufus B. Copeland,
do.
1802.
do
do.
do.
1803.
do.
do.
do.
1804. do.
do.
do.
1805.
do.
do.
do.
1778.
do.
do. do. do.
1781. Thomas Starrett,
1782. Patrick Pebbles,
William Boggs, do. Thomas Starrett, do.
William Lermond. do.
do.
1788. Thomas Starrett, 1789. 1790.
do.
do.
John Wyllie. do. Thomas Starrett. do.
1797. Thomas Starrett, Jr.
John Libbey.
do.
1800. do.
* Wyllie and Starrett resigning, T. Starrett, Jr., and John Andrews were chosen in their room, and John Watts was also chosen Select- man in June.
1835.
1836. 1837.
do.
do.
do.
Representative. Amos H. Hodgman. Edward O'Brien.
Ambrose Lermond. Edward O'Brien.
Joseph Spear. David Lermond.
SELECTMEN.
Hopestill Sumner.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE V. - Continued.
1806. Rufus B. Copeland, John Wyllie,
John Libbey.
1807.
do.
do. do.
do. do.
1809. do. do.
do.
1810. do. do.
do.
1811. do.
do.
do.
1812. do.
do.
1813. do.
do.
do. do. Rufus B. Copeland.
1814. John Wyllie,
John Libbey,
1815. do.
David Patterson.
1816. Rufus B. Copeland,
1817.
do.
do.
1818. do.
do.
1819. do.
do.
1820. do.
do.
1821. do.
Hatevil Libbey,
do.
1823. do.
1824.
do.
Edmund Buxton, Jesse Page.
1826. do.
1827.
do.
do. do.
do. do do. David Patterson. Edward O'Brien.
1829. David Patterson,
1830. Peter Fuller,
1831. do.
1832. Palmer McIntyre,
1833. Reuben Hall,
1834. Ambrose Lermond,
1835. Peter Fuller,
Edward O'Brien, do.
do.
do. do.
1840. do.
1841.
do.
1842. do. Edward O'Brien, Benjamin F. Buxton.
1843. Edward O'Brien,
1844. do. Hugh Anderson, do do.
1847. do.
1848. Hugh Anderson,
1849. do.
1850. William L. Starrett, David Creighton,
E. L. Farrington.
ASSESSORS.
1777. William Watson,
1778. do
1779, William Boggs,
1780. do.
Hatevil Libbey, do.
Thomas Starrett. do.
Alex. Lermond, Jr., Patrick Pebbles. John Spear, do.
do.
1825. do.
do. do.
1828. do.
Peter Fuller,
Edward O'Brien, do. Reuben Hall,
Palmer McIntyre. do. Alexander Libbey.
Alexander Libbey, Ambrose Lermond.
Peter Fuller, Jabez Kirkpatrick.
do.
1836. do.
1837. Ambrose Lermond, Reuben Hall, 1838. do. do. 1839. Reuben Hall,
Jabez Kirkpatrick, Edward O'Brien. do. do. do. do.
Benj. F. Buxton, Hugh Anderson.
Reuben Hall.
1845. Benj. F. Buxton, 1846. do.
Lewis Spear. Oliver L. Kelloch. do.
do. Reuben Hall, do.
Joseph Spear. do.
do. do. do. do. John Miller.
1822. Palmer MeIntyre,
do. do.
do.
do. do.
1808. do.
358
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE V. - Continued.
1781. John Watts,
1782. do.
1783. John Wyllie,
1784. Thomas Starrett,
1785. do
1786. Daniel Dunbar,
1787. John O'Brien,
1788. Thomas Starrett,
1789. do.
1790. do.
do.
1791.
do.
do.
do.
1792. James W. Head,
do.
Rufus Crane.
1793. do.
do.
do.
1794. Thurston Whiting,
do
do.
1795. Rufus B. Copeland,
do.
do.
1796. do.
do.
do.
1797.
do.
do.
do.
1798. do
Thurston Whiting,
do.
1799. John O'Brien,
do. - do.
do,
1801.
do.
Jesse Page,
do.
1802.
do.
do.
do.
1803.
do.
Thurston Whiting,
do.
1804.
do.
John Creighton,
do
1805. David Patterson,
do.
do.
1806.
do.
do.
do
1807.
do.
do.
do.
1808. do.
do.
do.
1809. do.
do.
do.
1810.
do.
do.
do.
1811.
do.
do.
do.
1812.
do.
do.
do.
1813.
do.
do.
do.
1814. Rufus Crane,
do.
David Patterson.
1815.
do.
do.
Cyrus Eaton. Jacob P. Davis.
1817. Rufus Crane,
do.
do. do.
1819.
do.
do.
do.
1820.
do.
do.
1821.
do.
do.
1822. Cyrus Eaton,
do.
do.
1823.
do.
do.
do.
1824.
do.
do.
do.
1825.
do.
do.
1826.
do.
do.
1827.
do.
Daniel Vaughan,
1828.
do.
1829.
do.
Palmer McIntyre,
do.
1830. Peter Fuller,
1831.
do.
Edward O'Brien, do.
Palmer McIntyre. do. do.
1832. Jabez Kirkpatrick, Ambrose Lermond,
1833. do.
do.
Waterman Sumner.
Samuel Counce, do. Reuben Hall,
Robert Montgomery. do.
William Watson, do. John Lermond,
John Kirkpatrick. Hatevil Libbey. do. Hopestill Sumner. John Crawford.
Rufus Crane, William Lermond, John O'Brien,
Hatevil Libbey.
do. do.
do.
1800.
do.
1816. Cyrus Eaton,
do.
1818. Palmer McIntyre,
do
Stephen C. Burgess. do
do. Thurston Whiting. do.
Amos H. Hodgman, Niven Crawford.
359
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE V .- Continued.
1834, Jabez Kirkpatrick, Elijah Morse,
1835. Lewis Vaughan,
Sumner Leach,
1836. Elijah Morse,
Lewis Vaughan,
1837. Lewis Vaughan,
Jabez Kirkpatrick, do.
1838. do.
1839. do.
1840. do.
1841. do.
Wm. L. Starrett, do. do. Gilbert Anderson,
1842. Oscar Eaton,
1843. David Lermond,
do.
1844. do.
do.
1845. do.
do. do.
David Creighton. do. do. do. Oscar Eaton.
1847. David Creighton,
David Lermond,
1848. do.
Oscar Eaton,
Sumner Leach.
1849. do.
do. do.
1850. Oscar Eaton,
Joseph Starrett,
Lewis Spear.
TABLE VI.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THE TOWN OF WARREN, WITH THE DATES OF THEIR APPOINTMENT.
Patrick Pebbles, September 26, 1782.
Moses Copeland, January 19, 1802. ditto & quorum, August 23, 1804, James W. Head, 1805. 1812. ditto and quo. August 27, 1819. June 29, 1826.
Benjamin Bracket, 1806. 1813. ditto and quo. January 29, 1820.
Ded. po. July 7, 1820. June 21, 1827. October 17, 1834.
Rufus B. Copeland, 1812. August 27, 1819. June 29, 1826. William Lermond, February 9, 1815.
Manasseh Smith, July 3, 1816. Dedimus potestatem, July 7, 1820. Cyrus Eaton, November 30, 1816. February 5, 1825. ditto and quo. February 3, 1832. February 5, 1841.
John Miller, June 26, 1820. June 21, 1827. ditto and quo. February 16, 1837. February 1, 1844.
Thurston Whiting, June 30, 1820. Ded. po. July 7, 1820. quo. February 7, 1828.
Jesse Page, February 13, 1821. February 7, 1828. June 26, 1835.
Edmund Buxton, February 13, 1821. February 7, 1828.
Samuel Thatcher, and quo. February 11, 1822. February 13, 1829. Amos H. Hodgman, February 27, 1824.
Palmer McIntyre, February 1, 1825.
William Hovey, February 1, 1825.
Edwin Smith, March 16, 1826, and quo. February 7, 1831. Ded. po. December 31, 1836. December 25, 1839. January 31, 1848. John H. Counce, February 13, 1829.
Jonathan P. Bishop, March 10, 1830.
Waterman Sumner. Elijah Morse. James Coburn.
Stephen C. Burgess. do. Stephen C. Burgess. do. do. William L. Starrett.
1846. Oscar Eaton,
360
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE VI. - Continued.
Lore Alford, 2d., December 21, 1832.
William McLellan, and quo. March 12, 1833.
Edward O'Brien, February 9, 1834. February 6, 1840.
Joshua Patterson, June 20, 1834. February 24, 1842. Ambrose Lermond, January 26, 1837, and quo. February 22, 1844. Amasa Russel, March 2, 1837. George W. Wallace, April 27, 1838.
Peter Fuller, and quo. March 7, 1839. March 8, 1847.
Edmund Starrett, and quo. October 23, 1841. October 16, 1848.
David Lermond, February 10, 1842.
Samuel E. Smith, and quo. June 21, 1843.
Manasseh H. Smith, and quo. October 17, 1843. Joseph Clark, February 22, 1844.
Joseph Spear, and quo. June 26, 1846.
Sumner Leach, and quo. November 20, 1846.
Oscar Eaton, and quo. May 5, 1849.
OTHER CIVIL OFFICERS.
S. Thatcher, Sheriff, Feb. 10, 1814. P. Fuller, Sheriff, Feb. 22, 1831. Feb. 12, 1835. Edwin Smith, Co. Attorney, July 14, 1824.
Edwin Smith, Co. Attorney, Dec. 26, 1836. John Miller, Co. Commissioner, June 29, 1831.
" June 27, 1833.
Ambrose Lermond, Co. Commis. June 26, 1837.
66 66 " March 21, 1839.
66
Feb. 3, 1842.
James W. Head, Assist. Just. C. of Sessions, June 18, 1819.
John Wakefield, to solemnize mar- riages, March 3, 1821. Reuben Milner, to solemnize mar- riages, Jan. 17, 1827.
Jonathan Huse, to solemnize mar- riages, March 3, 1821.
John Miller, Coroner, Feb. 5, 1824.
P.Fuller, Coroner, March 16, 1826.
" March 10, 1830. Thos. Kirkpatrick, Inspec. of lime, May 11, 1821.
66 Feb. 15, 1825.
Feb. 13, 1829.
March 8, 1833.
Thos. Kirkpatrick,
Ebenezer Lermond,
Seth O'Brien,
June 20,
James Starrett, 66
1834.
Robert Robinson,
Paul Boggs,
66
John Smith, " Sept. 20. 1834.
Edm. Starrett, " Sept. 25, 1834. W. Kirkpatrick, " Nov. 12, 1835. Ichabod Jones, " March 10, 1836.
Peter Fuller, May 2, 1839.
Edm. Starrett, " June 25, 1841.
John Smith, " Feb. 10, 1842.
" Nov. 20, 1846. Geo. M. Jameson, Inspect. of fish, Oct. 22, 1834.
TABLE VII.
LICENSES GRANTED TO RESIDENTS ON ST. GEORGE'S RIVER PRIOR TO 1777.
1762. John North, Hugh McLean, retailers.
1763. Andrew Malcolm, to sell tea.
361
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE VII. - Continued.
1764. Andrew Malcolm, George Light, Alexander Kelloch, Samuel Briggs, John McIntyre, innholders.
1767. John Burton, David Fales, innholders.
1769. Mason Wheaton, George Light, innholders
1770. David Fales, Patrick Porterfield, innholders.
1773. Jonathan Nutting, Elisha Snow, retailers.
1774. Patrick Pebbles, innholder.
1776. Micah Packard, Philip Robbins; innholders.
LICENSES GRANTED BY COURT OF SESSIONS TO RESIDENTS OF WARREN FROM ITS INCORPORATION TO 1820.
1778. William Boggs, innholder.
1782. Moses Copeland, retailer.
1784. Rufus Crane, retailer, Nathan Sprague, innholder.
1787. James W. Head, retailer.
1789. Thomas Starrett, retailer.
1790. Thomas Starrett, J. W. Head, John Martin Schaeffer, Brackett & Davis, retailers.
1793. Ichabod Frost, innholder.
1796. Joseph Boggs, Rufus Crane, innholders.
1797. William McBeath, retailer.
1801. Miles Cobb, retailer.
1802. Jonathan Fuller, innholder.
1803. Timothy Parsons, innholder.
1805. William Hovey, retailer.
1811. Matthias Isley, John Miller, Thomas L. Mallett, innholders.
1812. Joseph Wetherbee, innholder.
1816. Thompson Rawson, innholder. Robert and John Thompson, retailers.
1819. Benjamin Brackett, James Head, retailers.
1820. John Burton, Alexander Lermond, 4th, retailers.
LICENSES GRANTED BY THE SELECTMEN, &C., OF WARREN FROM 1821.
Fisher Rawson in 1821.
Steph. C. Burgess, 1825 to 1828.
John Thompson, 1821 to 1826.
Nathan Bucklin, 1826.
William McLellan, 1821 to 1829.
Samuel Thatcher, Jr. 1826.
James W. Head, 1821 to 1823.
Benjamin Brackett, 1821 to 1822.
John Miller,
1827 to 1829.
David Libbey,
1827 to 1828.
Samuel Kelloch,
1827 to 1834.
Joseph Boggs, 1822.
Jesse Page, 1827 to 1829.
Caleb Prince, 1828.
Green & Jordan, 1828.
Theo. Dillingham, 1828 to 1829.
George J. Trask, 1828.
John Balch, 1829 to 1830.
Jonah Gay, 1829.
Alden Miller, 1829.
James Brackett, 1829 to 1834.
John L. Mallett,
1830 to 1834.
James Chaples,
E. B. Lermond, 1834.
Levi Gerrish, 1824 to 1825.
Samuel Libbey, 1834.
John S. Marston,
1834.
and 1834.
William Killsa 1822 to 1824.
John M. Gates, 1822.
James Stackpole, 1823 to 1827.
Thomas L. Mallett, 1823 to 1828.
Joseph Comery, 1823 to 1825.
Seth O'Brien,
1824 to 1829. 1824.
Amos H. Hodgman, 1824 to 1827.
Seth B. Wetherbee, 1826 to 1837.
Wm. Hovey, 1821 to'29, & in '34.
Thompson Rawson, 1821.
Lemuel Andrews, 1822 to 1827.
Thomas Hodgman, 1822 to 1830,
31
362
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE VIII.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, &C., GIVEN IN WARREN, FROM 1788 TO 1850.
Years.
Governor.
Lieut. Governor.
1788. John Hancock,
23 votes, el.
Gen. Lincoln, 23
1789. John Hancock,
19 ¥ el.
Gen. Lincoln, 17
Samuel Adams,
1
1790.
John Hancock, James Bowdoin
2
1791.
John Hancock,
29
el.
do.
26
1792. John Hancock,
39
el.
do.
39
1793. John Hancock,
27
el.
do.
42
1794.
William Cushing,
21
F.
do. 21
Samuel Adams,
11
R.
el. William Cushing,
3
1795.
Samuel Adams,
26 R.
el.
Moses Gill,
26
1796. Samuel Adams,
35
R.
el.
Moses Gill,
38
Increase Sumner, 21
F.
1797.
Increase Sumner,
41
F.
el.
Moses Gill,
36
1798.
Increase Sumner,
28
F.
el.
Moses Gill,
28
1799.
Increase Sumner,
42
F.
el. Mosès Gill,
44
1800.
Caleb Strong,
51
F.
el.
Moses Gill,
54
Elbridge Gerry,
7
R.
1801.
Caleb Strong,
73
F.
el.
Edward H. Robbins, 65 S. Phillips,
1
H. Knox,
1
1802.
Caleb Strong,
111
F.
el.
E. H. Robbins,
109
1803.
Caleb Strong,
77
F.
el.
Edward H. Robbins, 83
1804. Caleb Strong,
69
F.
44 el. Edward H. Robbins, 62 William Heath,
1805.
Caleb Strong,
106
F.
el. E. H. Robbins,
103
James Sullivan,
47
R.
William Heath,
54
1806. Caleb Strong,
121
F.
el.
E. H. Robbins, William Heath,
51
1807.
Caleb Strong,
122 F.
E. H. Robbins,
107
James Sullivan,
56
R.
el. Levi Lincoln,
63
1808. Christopher Gore,
108
F.
David Cobb,
113
James Sullivan,
59
R.
el.
Levi Lincoln,
55
1809. Christopher Gore, 131 F.
el. David Cobb,
139
Levi Lincoln, 69
R.
J. B. Varnum,
61
1810. Christopher Gore,
117
F.
David Cobb,
112
Elbridge Gerry,
75 R.
William Gray,
77
William Phillips,
115
1811. Christopher Gore, Elbridge Gerry,
62
R.
el.
William Gray,
77
el. William Phillips,
142
1812. Caleb Strong, Elbridge Gerry, 1813. Caleb Strong,
87
R.
William King,
80
J. B. Varnum,
82
R.
William King,
81
1814. Caleb Strong,
135
F.
el. William Phillips,
132
Samuel Dexter,
88
R.
William Gray,
89
1815.
Caleb Strong,
136
F.
el. William Phillips,
135
Samuel Dexter,
88
R.
William Gray,
90
Elbridge Gerry,
8
R.
Gen. Wm. Heath,
2
James Sullivan,
48
R .
el.
William Phillips,
142
135
F.
el
118 F.
140
F.
108
James Sullivan,
48 R.
Elbridge Gerry,
2
R.
21 66 el.
Samuel Adams,
14
Elbridge Gerry, 15
363
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE VIII. - Continued.
Years. Governor.
Lieut. Governor.
1816. John Brooks, 134 F. el. William Phillips, 129
Samuel Dexter, 88 R.
William Dexter, 78
1817. John Brooks, 122 F. el. William Phillips, 122
Henry Dearborn, 68 R.
William King, 68
1818. John Brooks, 108 F. el. William Phillips, 108
B. W. Crowninshield, 58 R. Thomas Kittredge, 58
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