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1819. John Brooks, 96 F. el. William Phillips, 96
Benjamin Austin, 59
Years. Governor.
1820. William King, 109 R. el.
1821. Ezekiel Whitman, 98 F. Albion K. Parris, 57 R. el. Joshua Wingate, 3 R.
1822. Ezekiel Whitman, 76 F.
Albion K. Parris, 63 R. el.
1823. Albion K. Parris, 60 R. el.
1841. John Fairfield, 303 D. el.
Edward Kent, 145 w.
1842. John Fairfield, 262 D. el. 132 w.
E. Robinson, James Appleton, 4 AB.
1826. Enoch Lincoln, 80 R. el.
1827. Enoch Lincoln, 93 R. el.
1828. Enoch Lincoln, 97 R.
1843. Hugh J. Anderson, 66 D. el, Edward Robinson, 95 w. Edward Kavanagh, 96 D. James Appleton, 11 AR.
1844. H. J. Anderson, 269 D. el. E. Robinson, James Appleton, 15 AB. 140 w. 1845. H. J. Anderson, 175 D. el. F. H. Morse, 96 w. S. Fessenden, 11 AB.
1846. John W. Dana, 171 D. el. 109 w.
David Bronson, S. Fessenden, 11 AB.
1834. R. P. Dunlap, Peleg Sprague, 120 N. R.
Thomas A. Hill, 7 A. M.
1835. R. P. Dunlap, 180 D. el.
William King, 55 N. R.
1836. R. P. Dunlap, 197 D. el.
Edward Kent, 68 w.
1837. Gorham Parks, 82 D.
Edward Kent, 122 w. el.
1838. John Fairfield, 293 D. el.
Edward Kent, 164 w. 1839. John Fairfield, 270 D. el.
Edward Kent, 131
1840. John Fairfield, Edward Kent, 155 w. el.
309 D.
1824. Albion K. Parris, 73 R. el. Avery Rawson, 14.
1825. Albion K. Parris, 83 R. el.
1829. Samuel E. Smith, 177 D. J. G. Hunton, 95 N. R. el. 1830. Samuel E. Smith, 229 D. el. J. G. Hunton, 134 N. R. 1831. Samuel E. Smith, 221 D. el. Daniel Goodenow, 90 N. R. 1832. Samuel E. Smith, 211 D. el. D. Goodenow, 122 N. R. 1833. Samuel E. Smith, 138 D. Daniel Goodenow, 95 N. R. Robert P. Dunlap, 61 D. el. Thomas A. Hill, 20 A. M.
256 D. el.
1847. John W. Dana, 141 D. el. David Bronson, S. Fessenden, 6 AB. 96 w.
1848. John W. Dana, 199 D. el. Elijah L. Hamlin, 106 w. S. Fessenden, 3 AB.
1849. John Hubbard, 166 D. el.
E. L, Hamlin, 124 w. 11 AB.
Rufus McIntyre, 33 D. 1850. John Hubbard, 175 p. el. Wm. G. Crosby, 107 w.
Explanations : el. elected ; F. Federal ; R. Republican ; D. Demo ; cratic; N. R. National Republican ; A. M. Anti-masonic; w. Whig- and AB. Abolition.
B. W. Crowninshield, 59 R. Years. Governor.
364
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE IX.
AMOUNT OF TAXES RAISED BY THE TOWN OF WARREN, TOGETHER WITH THE PROCEEDS OF THE FISHERY, THE PAUPER EXPENSES, &c.
For Y'rs. Schools. 1
All other Pro- Town Charges.
ceeds
1820
500 $1050 $183,50
175,00 $567
Tax.
43,50
1788
60
1822 531
500
153,00
420
67,50
1789
40
1823 531
850
156,00
395
54,50
1790
50
1824 531
700
267,00
300
63,50
1791
120
1825 531
700 amt.not
409
64,75
1793
30
1826 531
314 ascer'd.
468
67,00
1794
50
1827 531
600 730,00
400
71,34
1795 £50
130
1828|531
500 not as't.
401
79,44
1796 $333,33
$ 300,00
1829 531
1602
66
400
70,50
1798
333,33
600,00
1830 531
900
356,00
406
24,00
1799
333,33
1831 612
1000
513,00
298
18,00
1800
333,33
483,33
1832 612
1700
358,00
608
1801
480,00
584,00
1833 612
2000
411,00
492 $ cts.
1803
600,00
200,00
400
1835 612
2100 not as't.
425 104,51
1804
700,00
400,00
610
1836 612
2200
464 116,51
1805
500,00
635
1837 612
3000
341,00
420 157,18
9,00
1806
700,00
575
1838 612
3500
353,00
456 214,88
5,00
1807
700,00
200,00
680
1839 612
2000
326,00
496 201,60
1808
700,00
140,00
679
1840 812
5175
355,00
449 187,46
1809
700,00
621
1841 900
3000
328,00
395 161,90
1811
700,00
200,00
601
1843 900
2000
580,00
249 122,28
1812
700,00
300,00
570
1844 900
1975,25
172 113,97
1813
500,00
600,00
501
1845
914,12
250 105,36
1814
500,00
400,00
516
1846 900
1400
800,00
107,60
1815
500,00
450,00
400
1847 900
2000
716,50
107,46
1816
500,00
800,00
361
1848 900
1400
101,99
1817
500,00
1038,00
372
1849 900
2000
103,72
1818
500,00
1160,00
376
1850 900
2000
1819
500,00
1080,00
360
1
-
1778
£ 30
of Fish- ery.
Y'rs. sch. Char- of Fish- per $ ges. 1 ery. Exp.
rec'd licen-
from |ses.
Bank $ cts.
1779
30
1821 531
878
1200
365,00
499 130,09
1810
700,00
100,00
702
1842 900
2600
367,00
435 85,63 26,00
1802
500,00
605,00 $360
1834 612
For Town Proc'ds Pau- Am't For
* Amount not ascertained, and said to be little more than cost of taking.
+ Paid by selectmen, and amount not ascertained.
365
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE X.
ANNUAL RETURN OF THE SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN OF WARREN, APRIL 1st, 1850.
No. No. child'n ]Whole No. Aver- | Whole No.| Aver- Length of Wag. of tea-
of bet. 4 & 21
Dist. years, May
1, 1849.
attending sum. term. 1849.
age No.do. 1849.
attending, win. term. 1849-50.
age No.do. 49-'50
days.
S'r. [W'r.
M .*
F.+
No.1
67
37
25
46
37
66
53
$20
$1,25
2
73
43
39
51
42
55
50
20
1,75
3
77
47
32
59
40
86
72
20
1,75
4
50
31
22
36
31
66
37
181
1,50
5
100
47
32
57
46
77
57
20
1,50
6
75
48
38
58
49
66
44
20
2,00
7
69
39
28
53
49
77
54
20
1,58
8
37
14
12
00
00
55
00
00
1.00
9
30
00
00
31
24
00
66
00
2,50
10
43
22
16
32
26
66
44
18
1,33
11
44
22
18
32
30
63
44
$2,tf.
1,25
12
22
16
11
00
00
98
00
00
1,50
13
33
17
14
21
17
53
75
$2,tf.
1,50
14
29
13
12
18
14
44
44
14
1,00
15
45
35
30
46
40
66
39
20
1,50
16
35
21
14
27
20
44
55
$2,tf.
1,00
17
23
14
11
21
19
44
33
18
1,00
18
13
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
0.00
19
26
24
18
31
25
60
55
$2.f.
1,33
20
84
44
36
54
44
67
50
18
2,50
21
3
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
0,00
1 978
534
| 408
613
| 563 |1153|
Amount of money raised by town for schools 1849, $900. Do. received from the State, $103,72. Ditto from school fund, $200. Number of schools sup- plied with blackboard, 14. Other school apparatus or libraries, 0. Number of school-houses owned by town or districts, 18. Number which are well constructed, commodious and in good repair, 16. Text books most exten- sively used ; in spelling, Town's and Emerson's; Reading, Leavitt's series ; Arithmetic, Smith's and Robinson's ; Grammar, Smith's and Weld's.
* Males per month.
+ Females per week.
TABLE XI.
MILITIA OFFICERS IN THE TOWN OF WARREN, WITH THE DATES OF THEIR COMMISSIONS AS FAR AS COULD BE ASCERTAINED FROM THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY ; WITH SOME OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES.
Alexander, Henry, Captain, about 1739.
Alford, Lore, Ensign, Aug. 25, 1827, Capt. Aug. 7, 1830, of the East- ern Company.
31*
school in chers exclu. of board.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XI . - Continued.
Andrews, Lemuel, Lieut. - - Capt. about 1813, E. Co.
Andrews, Benjamin, Lieut. about 1813, E. Co.
Anderson, Alexander, Lieut. July 10, 1822, of the Western Co.
- Ayer, Dr. Benjamin, Surgeon's Mate, April 24, 1828, of the Artillery Company.
Blake, Willing, Capt. of W. Co. about 1798.
Bracket, Benjamin, Major, about 1800.
Buckland, Nathan, Capt. about 1807, of W. Co.
Burgess, Stephen C., Capt. May 21, 1821, E. Co.
Burgess, Thomas P., Ensign, April 28, 1836, Lieut. May 2, 1840, of Rifle Co.
Burgess, Wm. C., Capt. Aug. 12, 1837, of Artillery.
Burton, Benjamin, Lieut. in Revolutionary Army, Lt. Col. 1785 or 6, Col. 1796.
- Buxton, Dr. Edmund, Surgeon, about 1800.
Buxton, Dr. Benjamin F., Paymaster, Sept. 20, 1827.
Chadbourne, Lovel P., Ensign, Aug. 17, 1839, W. Co.
Cobb, Lewis V., Ensign, May 15, 1841, Lieut. April 23, 1842, of Rifle Co.
Copeland, Joseph, 1st, Lieut. of Guards sent to Machias in 1776.
Copeland, Moses, Adjutant, about 1770.
Copeland, Rufus B., Quartermaster, about 1803 or 4.
Copeland, David, Lieut. about 1804, of E. Co.
Copeland, Joseph, 2d, Lient. Oct. 13, 1817, of Artillery.
Copeland, John, Ensign about 1813, Capt. July 10, 1822, W. Co. Copeland, Oliver, Ensign, about 1813, Capt. about 1818, E. Co.
Copeland, John, 2d, Ensign, May 2, 1840, E. Co.
Counce, Oliver W., Lieut. May 23, 1828, W. Co.
Crane, Rufus, Ensign, about 1788, Capt. about 1798, of E. Co.
Crane, William, Quartermaster, Sept. 25, 1817.
Crawford, Charles, Ensign, May 21, 1821, Capt. April 16, 1824, E. Company.
Creighton, James, Ensign, May 2, 1840, Lieut. May 15, 1841, Capt. April 23, 1842, Rifle Co.
Creighton, George Y., Ensign, Aug. 7, 1830, Lieut. June 25, 1831, Capt. March 29, 1834, E. Co.
Davis, Aaron, Lieut. about 1798, Capt. about 1804, of E. Co.
Davis, Jacob P., Lieut. about 1798, of W. Co.
Dunbar, Richard, Ensign, April 16, 1824, Lieut. Aug. 25, 1827, E. Company.
Eaton, Oscar, Capt. April 28, 1836, Rifle Co.
Fuller, Jonathan, Lieut. about 1807, Capt. about 1811, W. Co.
Fuller, Peter, Lieut. May 21, 1821, E. Co.
Frye, Job, Lieut. May 6, 1837, E. Co.
Hall, Reuben, Ist, Lieut. in 1785.
Hall, Reuben, 4th, Ensign, July 10, 1822, W. Co.
Head, James W., Major, I796, Col. about 1798.
Hinkley, Samuel, Lieut. April 16, 1824, Capt. Aug. 25, 1827, E. Co. Hodgman, Amos H., Col. July 16, 1827, afterwards Brig. Gen. Hoffsis, Thomas, Capt. Oct. 12, 1833, of W. Co.
Huse, Jonathan, Chaplain, June 1, 1806.
James, William, Lieut. in 1770.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XI. - Continued.
Jameson, David P., Lieut. Sept. 18, 1828, Capt. June 29, 1833, Rifle Company.
Kelloch, Alexander, 1st, Ensign, 1775.
Kilpatrick, Thomas, Capt. about 1749.
Kirkpatrick, George, Ensign, March 16, 1829, Lieut. May 4, 1839, Capt. May 2, 1840, E. Co.
Kirkpatrick, Thomas, Jr., Lieut. May 1. 1840, E. Co.
Leach, Ambrose, Ensign, June 25, 1831, Lieut. March 29, 1834, E. Company.
Leach, Sumner, Ensign, March 29, 1834, Capt. May 6, 1837, of E. Co., afterwards Col.
Lermond, Alexander, Lieut. of Rangers, 1755, of militia in 1758.
Lermond, Alexander, 2d, Ensign, Aug. 4, 1785.
Lermond, Alexander, 3d, Lieut. in Artillery, about 1812.
Libbey, Hatevil, 1st, Lieut. 1775, Major, 1785 or 6.
Libbey, Edward G., Ensign, Oct. 17, 1840, W. Co.
Libbey, Alexander, 2d, Lieut. Sept. 9, 1843, Artillery.
Lawrence, George W., Capt. Sept. 9, 1843, of Artillery.
McIntyre, John, Capt. about 1770, and again 1785 or 6.
McIntyre, John, 2nd, Ensign, 1798, W. Co.
McIntyre, Robert, 4th, Ensign, April 23, 1842, Rifle Co.
Mclellan, Wm. H. P., Ensign, March 29, 1834, Lieut. April 28, 1836, Rifle Co.
Mallett, John L., Lieut. Aug. 18, 1827, Capt. Aug. 11, 1828, W. Co. Miller, Alden, Lieut. about 1828, Capt. Major, --- of Artillery .
Newcomb, Daniel, Lieut. Sept. 12, 1815, of Artillery.
Page, Jesse, 1st, Adjutant, about 1803.
Patterson, David, 3d, Lieut. 1806, Capt. about 1812, Artillery.
Patterson, Joshua L., Lieut. May 18, 1825, Capt. about 1828, Artillery. Patterson, David, 4th, Capt. about 1833 or 4, Artillery.
Payson, Samuel, Lieut. 1788.
Payson, John, Ensign, 1798, of E. Co.
Porterfield, Patrick, Lieut. about 1749.
Porterfield, Robert, Adjutant, about 1786.
Prior, Ebenezer, Ensign, Oct. 12, 1833, Lieut. March 29, 1836, W. Co. Proctor, John, Capt. March 23, 1839, W. Co.
Rawson, Fisher, Paymaster, Aug. 15, 1828.
Richmond, John W., Capt. Rifle Co. Sept. 18, 1828, Major, Oct. 1, 1832, Lieut. Col. May 24, 1834.
Robinson, Robert, Lieut. June 29, 1833, Capt. March 29, 1834, Rifle Company.
Simonton, Patrick, Ensign, June 29, 1833, Lieut. March 29, 1834, Rifle Co.
Smith, Philip, Ensign, April 16, 1824, W. Co.
Spear, John, Ist, Capt. about 1788.
Spear, Andrew, Ensign, March 29, 1834, W. Co.
Spear, George, Ensign, July 9, 1836, W. Co.
Spear, William, 3d, Lieut. March 23. 1839, W. Co.
Starrett, Thomas, Ist, Capt. 1775, Col. about 1785 or 6.
Starrett, William, Ensign, about 1804, Capt. about 1810, E. Co.
Starrett, Benjamin, Ensign, June 3, 1837, Capt. March 16, 1839, E. Company.
Starrett, Samuel, Lieut. June 3, 1837, E. Co.
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ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XI . - Continued.
Starrett, John, Jr., Lieut. Aug. 12, 1837, Artillery.
Stevens, James, Ensign, Sept. 18, 1828, Rifle Co.
Thatcher, Samuel, Adjutant, about 1800, Col. 1803 or 4.
Thatcher, Ebenezer, Capt. about 1806 of Artillery, subsequently Major, Col., Brig. Gen.
Webb, William H., Ensign, about 1807, W. Co.'
Wilbur, Marshal, Lieut. about 1811, Capt. about 1816, W. Co.
Williams, Nathan, Capt. of Union Light Infantry, May 22, 1806.
Wyllie, William, Lieutenant, Sept. 12, 1815, Major, Sept. 27, 1828, Artillery.
Wyllie, John, 3d, Lieut. Sept. 9, 1843, Artillery.
TABLE XII.
OFFICERS OF THE REGIMENT IN WHICH THE MILITIA OF WARREN HAS AT DIFFERENT TIMES BEEN INCLUDED.
At the time this town was settled the whole militia of this State was included in one regiment, William Pepperel of Kittery, Col.
In 1739, it was divided into two regiments and the eastern put under the command of Col. Samuel Waldo of Falmouth.
2nd. Col. Samuel Waldo, Jr., about 1745.
3d. Col. Charles Cushing, then of Falmouth, in 1750.
4th. Col. James Cargill of Newcastle, about 1763.
5th. Col. Lithgow, Maj. M. Wheaton, Adj. M. Copeland, about 1770. 6th. Col. Mason Wheaton, Lt. Col. Wm. Farnsworth, Maj. Hanse Robinson, about 1776.
7th. Col. T. Starrett, Lt. Col. B. Burton, Maj. H. Libbey, Adj. R. Porterfield, 1785.
8th. Col. J. W. Head, Majors Otis Robbins & Benjamin Brackett, Adj. Clark Gerrish, about 1798.
9th. Col. Samuel Thatcher, Majors Joshua Adams & Joseph Maxey, Sept. 5, 1805, Adjutant J. Page, about 1803.
Col. Samuel Thatcher, Majors Erastus Foote & Rufus Gilmore. Major Rufus Gilmore, June 26, 1810, & 2. Major Isaac G. Reed.
Major I. G. Reed, 2. Maj. Herman Hawes.
10th. Col. Isaac G. Reed, June 27, 1815, Maj. H. Hawes, 2. Maj. Kaiser, Adjutant Alfred Hovey.
Col. I. G. Reed, Lieut. Jacob Ludwig, jr., June 20, 1816. Major Thomas Simmons.
11th. Col. Thomas Simmons, Lt. Col. J. Ludwig, Jr. Major Gorham Parks, Adjutant Horace Rawson.
12th. Col. J. Ludwig, Jr, Lt. Col. Gorham Parks, Major Avery Raw- son, August 13, 1822.
Col. J. Ludwig, Jr., Lt. Col. John Bachelder, March 3, 1823. 13th. Col. Avery Rawson, February 25, 1824.
14th. Col. Amos H. Hodgman, July 16, 1827.
15th. Col. Charles K. Miller, Lt. Col. Henry Kennedy, Major George Sprowl, Adjutant Isaac Reed, August, 1830.
369
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XII . - Continued.
16th. Col. Henry Kennedy, Lt. Col. George Sprowl, Major William H. Barnard, Sept. 21, 1831, Adjutant Abiel W. Kennedy.
Col. H. Kennedy, Lt. Col. George Sprowl, Major John W. Richmond, October 1, 1832.
17th. Col. George Sproul, Lt. Col. John W. Richmond, Major James Woltz, Adjutant Newell W. Ludwig, May, 1834.
18th. Col. John T. Castner; Lt. Col. Sumner Leach, May 2, 1838 ; Maj. J. Woltz, Adjutant Elijah A. Dagget.
Col. J. T. Castner, Lt. Col. James C. Morse, Feb. 5, 1841. Maj. J. Woltz, Adjutant Wm. G. Reed, June 8, 1841.
Col. J. T. Castner, Lieut. Col. J. C. Morse, Maj. Wm. G. Reed, July 23, 1841, Adjutant Frederic W. Nichols, 1841.
Col. J. T. Castner, Lt. Col. J. C. Morse, Maj. Wm. G. Reed, Adjutant Cyrus Levensaler, 1841.
19th. Col. James C. Morse, Lt. Col. Wm. G. Reed, Maj. Thurston W. Vinal, Oct. 22, 1842.
TABLE XIII.
VESSELS BUILT IN THE TOWN OF WARREN WITH THE NAMES OF BUILDER OR OWNER, AS FAR AS ASCERTAINED.
Yrs.
Names.
Tns
Builders.
1770 Slp. Industry,
1775
Dolphin,
1784
Warren,
S. Weston & Copeland
Chief Owners. D. Patterson & others. A. & W. Lermond. M. Copeland, &c. W. Thomas. Lermonds & Wyllie. T. Starrett, 1st.
1786 1787
Slp. Friendship, Union, Jane,
73
Wyllie & Lermonds.
1788 Br.
Owners in Mass.
1789 Sch. Industry,
79 do. Bradford,
J. Spear, A. M'Kellar. Starrett & Spear.
1791 Br. Speedwell,
90 S. Weston,
Bracket & Davis.
1793
Polly,
94 J. Standish,
Malcolm, Dunbar, &c. Lermonds, Henderson. Head, &c.
1796 Brg. Neptune, Sch. Angelica, Dove,
123 S. Weston, E. & J. Barnard, 101 Dow & Co. 96 J. Standish?
Wyllie, Lermonds, &c.
Jenny,
H. E. & J. Libbey.
Hope,
100 S. Weston?
Miles Cobb, Copeland. M. Cobb.
1797
Lark, Minerva,
A. Malcolm, McCarter. J. Hall, Creightons, &c. Spear & sons. Dunbars, Hall, &c.
1801
Betsy,
110 S. Weston, 104 S. Weston, 106|S. Weston, 90 J. Standish? 90 S. Weston?
J. Libbey, W. Starrett. M. Cobb.
Sally, Hermon, Slp. Favorite,
123 Barnard, 93 S. Weston?
J. Page & others.
1802 Sch. Harmony,
101 | Barnard,
Three Sisters
101 S. Weston?
T. Spear, &c. Creightons, Libbey, &c. Spear & sons.
1803| Brg. Fair Trader, Sch. Fame,
115 Barnard?
93|S. Weston?
L. Wilson, Parsons, &c. T. Spear & Robinsons.
Lucy,
107 S. Weston? 110|J. Standish,
1798
Ten Brothers
Bridgwater,
1792 Slp. Betsey,
S. Weston, do. do.
1785 Br.
370
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XIII . - Continued.
Yrs.1
Names.
Tns Builders.
Chief Owners.
1804 Ship Fredonia,
£06 S. Weston,
123 J. Standish,
1805
Sch. Mary, Union, Slp. Peggy,
119 J. H. Counce, &c. 91 Barnard, 106 J. Standish,
Wyllie, Patterson, &c.
Head & brothers.
1806
Sch. Beaver, Frances, America,
121 do.
J. W. Head. M. Cobb.
180 1810
Ship Gen. Knox,
T. Spear,
Brg. Penelope,
Slp. Fair Trader,
Brg. Alexander,
Sch. Galen,
117 T. Spear,
Spears & Robinsons.
1812
Mary Ann,
130 Standish,
McIntyres & I. Spear. W. Lermond & others.
1814 1815
Dolphin,
11/ J. Standish,
1816
Brg. Only Son, Sch. Packet,
126 S. Weston? 80 J. Standish.
M. Cobb.
President,
115 Rhoades,
Miller. Head, A. Wyllie M. Robinson, Spear &c. Libbeys, Copeland, &c. Wm. McLellan, &c.
1817
First Attempt Jane Ann, Thomas, Henry,
115 J. H. Counce,
McLellan, &c.
1819
Br. Four Brothers, Sch. Eliza Ann, Milo, Brg. Almira,
117 J. H. Counce,
Counce, &c.
1820 1821
Sh.Farmer'sFancy
126 J. Standish,
A. Spear, McIntyre, &c.
1822
Brg. Wm. Henry, Hercules. Sch. Emily, Br. Tobacco Plant Enterprize, Sch. Joseph, Margaret,
116 J. H. Counce,
177 - Kaler?
T. Spear. Counce&A.H.Hodgman. McLellan, &c.
1824
Br. Francis,
212 Kaler?
T. Spear, &c.
Mariner
186 Turner?
W. Mclellan.
Edward,
200 E. O'Brien,
E. O'Brien, &c. do.
Sch. Sophronia, Almira,
200 J. Standish,
1825
Shp. Chs. Adams, Br. Ann Maria, Sch. Union,
172 do.
171 do.
William,
166 E. O'Brien,
Waldo,
200 do.
Hannah,
108 Kaler ?
Slp. Mary Ann,
75 E. O'Brien,
Wm.& Thomas 1826 Br. Belisarius,
175 J. H. Counce,
Thom's. & Wm.
169 do.
Eliza & Helen, Asia,
207 E. O. Brien,
Lem. Andrews S.c.
Sch. Franklin,
141 do.
Harriet,
120 do.
Margaret,
127 |J. Standish,
Caroline,
127 do.
Wyllies and others. T. Hodgman. do.
1813
Rubicon,
98 Barnard,
26 J. Standish,
Standishes, Head, &c. McLellan & others.
Fair America,
103|J. H. Counce,
Cornelius.
103|J. Standish,
52 J. Barnard,
Paine, Young, &c.
110 J. Standish,
W. Starrett, Jones. &c.
1818
121 J. Standish,
Foster, &c.
132 J. Standish ?
Wm. Mclellan.
109 S. Weston.
H. Libbey, A. Spear,&c. McLellan. &c.
158 J. H. Counce,
239| J. H. Counce,
160 J. Standish,
McLellan, Counce, &c. Standishes, &c.
1823
196 J. H. Counce, 134 do.
36 E. Weston,
E. Weston.
160 do.
268 J. H. Counce,
T. Hodgman. McLellan & Counce. do. do.
O'Brien &c. Killsa & Co.
T. Spear, O'Brien &.c.
132 J. Standish,
Thos. Hodgman &c. WcLellan &. Counce. Wm. Starrett §.c.
1811
Slp. Jane, Washington,
98 do.
97 do.
Creightons, Sumner,&c. R. B. Copeland, &c. J. Paine.
M. Cobb.
129 S. Weston. 98 do.
141 J. H. Counce,
J. & R. Spear, &c. Counce, &c.
Swallow,
126 J. H. Counce,
S. Coventry, Boston. Dunbar, J.McIntyre, &c. Creighton, Libbey.
103 do.
ANNALS OF WARREN.
371
TABLE XIII . - Continued.
Yrs.
Names.
Builders.
Chief Owners.
1826 Sch. Fame,
Br. Montecello,
Sch. Seth & Wm.
87 Patterson &c.
209|J. H. Counce,
Creighton & Counce.
S. O'Brien, &c.
O'Brien &c.
Sch. Maine,
109 do.
Packet,
97 do.
Champin,
130 E. Weston, 99 do.
G. McIntyre, &c.
1828
Shp. Wm. & John,
Sch. Mary,
Amanda,
97 Patterson, &c,
Maine,
130 J. Payson,
1829
Merchant,
127 J. H. Counce,
Florida,
115 E. O'Brien,
91 do
1830
Brg. Noble.
273 J. H. Counce,
Sch. Franklin,
141 E. O'Brien,
Bangor owners.
1831
Henry Clay, Isabella, Rbt.&Rowl'd.
147 E. O' Brien,
Jacobs, Shibles, &c.
1832
Shp. Edwin,
339 J. H. Counce,
143 E. O'Brien,
146 do.
1833
151 F. Spear,
Sch. Retrieve,
116 J. H. Counce,
Powhattan,
133 do.
Leo,
151 do.
144 do.
155 E. O'Brien,
E. O'Brien,
1834 Ship Franklin.
421 J. H. Counce,
Brg. Georges,
192 E. O'Brien,
130 do.
140 do.
127 F. Spear,
F. & J. Spear, &c.
1835 Br. Ligonia.
237 J. H. Counce,
Counce & Creighton.
Elcy,
180 E. O'Brien,
1836
Olive Branch, Hector, Sch. Nevis, Hiram,
171 E. O'Brien,
O'Brien, Watts &c. O'Brien &c.
Amanda,
114|P, Montgomery, &c.
1837 Shp John Holland,
527 J. H. Counce,
147 E. O'Brien,
161 P. Montgomery,
O'Brien &c. Montgomery &c. M. R. Ludwig &c.
A. Spear &c.
Counce &c.
185 E. O'Brien,
238
588 J. H. Counce, 249 do.
Eliza,
199 E. O'Brien,
Maumee,
228 P. Montgomery,
G. Boggs, Faulkner.
Sch. Lycurgus,
142
do.
1840 Shp. Claiborne, Brg. Oceana,
662 J. H. Counce,
249 do.
Montgomery, Leeds. A. H. Hodgman, &c. Counce, Creighton, &c.
-
1827
Br. Brilliant, Columbia, 'T'ho's. & Edw.
164 Patterson &c.
152 E. O'Brien,
E. O'Brien, &c. Hovey, Huse, &c.
Rambler,
396 J. H. Counce, 94 F. Spear,
Counce & Mclellan.
T. Hodgman, &c.
G. Lermond, Hall, &c.
L. Andrews, &c.
Counce & others.
Mexico,
100 do.
Machias owners.
36 J. H. Counce.
J. H. Counce.
E. Smith, Counce, &c. O'Brien &c. do. Hovey, Miller &c.
J. H. Counce, do.
Manhattan, Jane, Vincent,
147|P. Montgomery,
A. Miller, &c.
A. H Hodgman, &c. O'Brien, Miller, &c. O'Brien, Andrews, &c. do. do.
Usardo,
216 do.
S. Libbey &c. E. O'Brien &c.
165|P. Montgomery,
Montgomery, &c.
145 do.
99 J. H. Counce,
Counce, Hodgman &c.
Sch. Grecian, Brg. Caucasian, Ludwig, Algonquin, Catharine, Jefferson, N. England, 1839 Shp. Leopard, Brg. Sea,
244 193
1838
239 J. H. Counce,
O'Brien &c.
S. C. Burgess &c. Counce, Creighton &c. Counce, Newcomb &c. O'Brien &c.
130 175
T. Spear. Wm. McLellan. S. O'Brien &c.
E. O'Brien, &c. J. Robinson, &c. Counce & Creighton.
Sc. Edw. O'Brien, Ann, Brg. Grandee,
W. McLellan, &c. do
Sch. Splendid, Sophronia, Ganges,
372
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XIII . - Continued.
Yrs .: Names. Tns Builders.
Chief Owners.
1840 Brg. Munroe, 199 E. O'Brien.
Sch. Madison,
149 do.
Brk. Lilias,
199 F. Spear,
177 A. Young,
A. Spear &c.
A. H. Hodgman &c.
O'Brien &c.
S. C. Burgess, &c.
Brk. Claremont,
248 P. Montgomery,
196 A. McCallum,
222 E. O'Brien,
143 F. Spear,
690 J. H. Counce,
248 E. O'Brien,
219|D. McCallum,
212 do.
269 E. O'Brien,
199 do.
106|T. P. Burgess,
Burgess & Kirk.
P. Boggs &c.
McCallum, Counce &.c. McCallum &.c.
O'Brien . Creightons &.c. O'Brien &.c.
Spears S.c.
T. Wilson &c.
P. Boggs &.c. Counce, McCallum.
A. H. Hodgman &.c.
E. O'Brien, &.c.
O'Brien, P. Lermond.
P. Boggs &.c. do.
T. P. Burgess &.c. do.
Spears &.c. O'Brien, Creighton &.c. Patterson 5.c.
A. H. Hodgman. do.
E. O'Brien, Watts, &c. Counce &.c.
F. Spear &c.
G. W. Lawrence &.c.
Burgess &c.
Creighton, Howard &c. F. Spear &c. Patterson, Carr &c.
O'Brien &c. Counce & c.
Thomas Prince Warren,
292 T. P. Burgess,
271 J. A. Wyllie,
Brg. Marshal Ney.
249|A. Vinal, 269 J. Hilt,
236 L. French,
P. Boggs, &c.
F. Spear &c.
A. Counce & Andrews.
G. Y. Creighton &c.
Heirs of J. H. Counce.
1842 Brg. Amanda, St. George, Sch.Mary Augusta 1843 Shp. Leonidas, Brk. Elliot,
1844 Brg. Paulina, Duncan,
Brk. Paria,
Brg. Ellis,
Sch. Leander, Sarah Frances 1845 Brk. Brilliant,
Brg. Capt. Tom,
Brk. Louisa Bliss,
394 E. O'Brien,
199 do.
194 F. Spear,
73 S. Williams,
148 T. P. Burgess,
141 P. Montgomery,
623 J. H. Counce,
1846 Shp. Amelia,
Sch. J. H. Counce
149 do.
299 E. O'Brien,
Brg. Percy,
199 do.
Brk. Indiana,
255 P. Montgomery,
Brg. Gen. Taylor, Emily,
149 do.
181 T. P. Burgess,
155 do.
147 F. Spear,
1847 Shp Mary Adeline
637 E. O'Brien,
299 J. L. Patterson,
373 A. Vinal,
233 do.
Sch. Lucy Watts,
220 Wm. Spear, 3d.,
173 J. H. Counce,
240 F. Spear,
198 J. C. Hilt,
198 Burgess & Kirk.
223 G. Y. Creighton,
J. Cohen, Julia Frances 1848 Shp. Fides,
114 F. Spear,
698 J. L. Patterson,
442 E. O'Brien,
Brk. Patr'k Henry, Kezia,
299 J. H. Counce,
Burgess &c.
Wyllie, Starrett &c. A. H. Hodgman. Hilt. Lawrence &c.
G.W.Lawrence, Emeline, Oliver, Sarah Elizabeth Sch. Lucretia, 1849|Shp. Arcadia,
216 F. Spear, 181|A. Counce, 167 G. Y. Creighton, 715 D. McCallum,
O'Brien, &c. do. F. and J. Spear &c.
Sch. Delaware.
1841 Shp. Statesman, Brg. Clarrissa, Fornax, Vandalia,
198 E. O'Brien, Burgess & Kirk.
197 A. McCallum,
D. Boggs, Andrews &c. McCallumn, Lermond. P. Lermond &c.
F. & J. Spear &c. Counce S.c.
O'Brien, Starrett &c.
Counce, McCallum. do do.
O'Brien, P. Lermond. E. O'Brien.
130 P. Montgomery,
349 D. McCallum,
223 do.
Brg. Thos. & Edw. Lydia Farnham Sch. 1. O. of O. F.
Mary George, Eliza Brown
Brk. Franklin,
Sch. Segotchet, Lucy Ann,
Brk. Roxanna, Philah, Phocion,
May Flower, Gen. Worth, Delta, Versailles,
672 J. H. Counce,
373
ANNALS OF WARREN.
TABLE XIII . - Continued.
Yrs.
Names.
Tns Builders.
Chief Owners.
1849 Ship Belle Rock,
Brk. Midas,
311 J. A. Wyllie,
299 L. French,
267|F. Spear,
447 J. C. Hilt,
246 W. Spear,
163|Kirk . & Montgom.
245|T. P. Burgess,
245|S. Andrews, &c.
991 J. L. Patterson,
Patterson. Carr, &c.
E. O' Brien, Telamon,
797|J. Hilt,
E. O'Brien, &c. Smith Lawrence & Co.
S. O'Brien.
Spear, Boggs, &c.
TABLE XIV.
A LIST OF DEATHS IN THE TOWN OF WARREN SINCE 1797, KEPT BY REV. J. HUSE, AND CAREFULLY COLLATED WITH THOSE KEPT BY E. PAGE, D. NEWCOMB, AND R. MONTGOMERY.
Years.
Deaths.|Years.
Deaths. Years.
Deaths. Years.
Deaths.
1797
1
1811
10
1825
29
1839
37
1798
2
1812
17
1826
25
1840
30
1799
10
1813
13
1827
15
1841
37
1800
15
1814
6
1828
23
1842
60
1801
6
1815
9
1829
45
1843
33
1802
15
1816
10
1830
23
1844
16
1803
5
1817
16
1831
22
1845
24
1804
15
1818
15
1832
34
1846
14
1805
14
1819
20
1833
26
1847
23
1806
13
1820
19
1834
35
1848
25
1807
9
1821
22
1835
21
1849
36
1808
5
1822
19
1836
19
1850
35
1809
12
1823
14
1837
28
1810
9
1824
15
1838
30
Of the above, 89 were of persons who exceeded the age of 80 years; and, since the settlement of the place, the fol- lowing are known to have died after attaining the age of ninety : viz. Mrs. Ann Muckleroy, 96 ; Walter Meloney, 95 ; Mrs. Sechrist, 92 : Mrs. Phebe James, 90; Mrs. Blye, 96 ; Amos Peters, 93; Mrs. Webb, 92; Mrs. Elizabeth Mont- gomery, 94 ; Mrs. Hannah Fuller, 91; Mrs. Delano, 93.
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