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NOW KNOW YE, that the said Council for the affairs of New England in America, as well for and in consideration that John Ould- ham, Gent. a planter in New England in America aforesaid, and oth- ers his servants have for these six years now last past lived in New England aforesaid, and for that the said John Ouldham hatlı hereto- fore, at his own proper cost and charges, transported thither and planted there divers persons and hath, for the effecting of that so good a work, undergone great labour and danger ; and in considera- tion also, that the said John Ouldham, together with Richard Vines, Gent. and their heirs, associates and company have undertaken, at their own cost and charge, to transport fifty persons thither in the space of seven years next ensuing to plant and inhabit there to the advancement of the general Plantation of that conntry and the strength and safety thereof against the natives or any other inva- ders ; and also for the better encouragement of the said John Ould- ham, Richard Vines and other their associates and assigns, and other good causes and considerations the said Council thereunto moving -- Have given, granted, enfeoffed and confirmed, and by this their pre- sent writing do fully, clearly and absolutely give, grant, enfeoffe and confirm unto the said John Ouldham and Richard Vines, their heirs and assigns forever, all that part of the main land in New England aforesaid commonly called or known by the name of Swanckadock, or by whatsoever other name or names the same is or shall be here- after called or known by, situated, lying and being between the Cape or Bay commonly called Cape Elizabeth and the Cape or Bay com- monly called Cape Porpoise, containing in breadth from northeast to southwest, along by the sea, four miles in a straight line, accounting seventeen hundred and three score yards, according to the standard of England, to every mile, and eight English miles up into the main- land on the south side of the river Swanckadock, after the same rate, from the sea through all the breadth of four miles aforesaid together with all the Shores, Creeks, Bays, Harbours and Coasts along the Sea within the limits and bounds aforesaid, with the Woods and Isl- ands next adjoining to the said Lands not being already granted by the said Council unto any other person or persons, together also with all the Lands, Rivers, Mines, Minerals of what kind or nature soev. er, Woods, Quarries, Marshes, Waters, Rivers, Lakes, Fishings, Huntings, Hawkings, Fowlings, Commodities, Emoluments, Heridi- taments whatsoever, with all and singular their and every of their appurtenances in or within the limits and bounds aforesaid, or to the said Lands lying within the same limits or bounds belonging or in any way appertaining-TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all and sin- gular the said Lands and premises, with all and singular the Woods, Quarries, Marshes, Waters, Rivers, Lakes, Fishings, Fowlings, Hawkings, Mines, Minerals of what kind or nature soever, Privile- ges, Rights, Jurisdiction, Liberties, Royalties and all other Profits,
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Commodities, Emoluments and Hereditaments whatsoever before in and by these presents given and granted or herein mentioned or in- tended to be hereby given or granted, with their and every of their appurtenances and every part and parcel thereof, except before ex- cepted, unto the said John Ouldham and Richard Vines, their heirs, associates and assigns forever, to the only proper use and behoof of the said John Ouldham, Richard Vines, their heirs, associates and as- signs forever, yielding and paying unto our Sovereign Lord the King one fifth part of Gold and Silver Ore, and another fifth part to the Council aforesaid and their Successors, to be holden of the said Coun- cil aforesaid and their successors, by the Rent hereafter in these pre- sents reserved, yielding and paying thereof yearly forever unto the said Council, their successors or assigns for every hundred acres of the said Land in use, twelve pence of lawful money of England into the hands of the Rent Gatherer, for the time being, of the said Coun- cil, their successors or assigns for all services whatsoever, and the said Council for the affairs of New England aforesaid do by these presents nominate, depute, authorize, appoint and in their place and stead put William Blackston, of New England aforesaid, Clerk, Wil- liam Jeffreys and Edward Hilton, of the same place, Gent'u, and ei- ther or any of them, jointly or severally, to be their true and lawful attorney or Attorneys, and in their name and stead to enter into the said part or portion of land and other the premises with appurtenan- ces by these presents given and granted, or into some part thereof in the name of the whole, and peaceable and quiet possession and seizen thereof for them to take and the same so had and taken in their nanie and stead to deliver possession and seizen thereof unto the said John Ouldham and Richard Vines, their heirs, associates and assigns, according to the tenor, form and effect of these presents, ratifying and confirming and allowing all and whatsoever the said attorney or attorneys, or either of them, shall do in or about the premises by virtue hereof. In witness whereof the said Council have caused the common seal to be put, the twelfth day of February, Anno Domini 1629, in the fifth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord Charles, by the Grace of God King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c.
Rob. Warwick, Edw. Gorges, Ferd. Gorges, Thos. Smith.
Memorandum. That possession and seizen was taken by the with- in named Richard Vines of the premises within granted in the pre- sence of Mr. Isaac Allerton, Capt. Thomas Wiggin, Mr. Thomas Purchase, Capt. Nathaniel Waters, Capt. John Wright and Mr. Ste- phen Reeck, mariner, the 25th day of June, 1630. This is a true co- py of the original Deed, recorded the 19th day of July, 1643, and examined. Per me, ROGER GARD, Recorder.
I, Richard Vines, of Saco, Gent. have bargained and sold the pa- tent above specified unto Robert Child, Esq. Doct. of Physick and given him Livery and Seizen upon the day of October, 1645, in pre- sence of Mr. Adam Winthrop and Mr. Benjamin Gilman.
C. p. 36.
BOND AND LEASE FROM VINES TO JOHN WEST.
Noverint universi per presentes me Richard Vines de Sacoe in Nova Anglia, Armigerum, teneri et firmiter obligari John West de Sacoe pri-
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die Husbandman in quadraginta libris legalis monete Angliae solven- dis eidem John aut suo certo attorno, executoribus, administratoribus suis ad quam quidem solutionem bene et fideliter faciendum obligo me heredes executores administratores meos firmiter per presentes Sigilllo , meo sigillatas datas * * die Octobris anno Regni Domini nortri Caro- li Dei gratia Angliae Scotiae Franciae et Hibernia Regis, Fidei Defen- soris, decimo, annoque Domini 1638.
[TRANSLATION. Know all men by these presents, that I, Richard Vines, of Saco, in New England, Esquire, am held and firmly bound to John West, of Saco, formerly Husbandman, in £40 legal money of England, to be paid to the said John or huis attorney, executors and administrators, to make which payment well and faithfully, I firmly bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators by these presents. Sealed with my seal, given * * day of October in the tenth year of our master Charles, by the grace of God King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, A. D. 1638.]
Whereas the condition of this obligation is such that whereas the above bounden Richard Vines hath by his writing indented bearing date the day and year abovewritten under his hand and seal for the consideration therein mentioned, demised, granted, leased and to farm letten unto the abovementioned John West, his executors and assigns, one mansion or dwellinghouse and certain lands and grounds to the same belonging or adjoining with the appurtenances in Sacoe afore- said for the term of 1000 years for and under the yearly rent or farm of two shillings and one capon as by the said indentures may more fully and at large appear, now the said John West, his executors, ad- ministrators or assigns, shall and may at all and every time and times hereafter for and during said term of 1000 years law fully, peacefully and quietly have, hold, occupy, possess and enjoy the said mansion or dwelling house, the said lands, grounds and other the premises by the said writing indented to him, demised, leased and to farm letten with all and every their appurtenances without any lett, suit, trouble, hin- drance, molestation or incumbrance to be had, made or done unto him the said John West, his executors or assigns, by the said Richard Vines, his heirs or assigns, or Joan his wife, or any of them, or by Thomas Cole sometime tenant or occupier of the premises. Sealed and delivered in presence of R. Gibson, T. Williams, T. Rogers.
D. p. 113.
A deed purporting to have been given to Rev. John Wheelwright by several Indian sagamores, 1629, is published in the Appx. toi. Bel- knap's Hist. N. H. The attestation of the deed is signed by "R. Vines and R. Bonython, governor and assistant of the Plantation at Sa- co." Mr. Savage, the able editor of Winthrop's Journal, has shown most conclusively, that the pretended deed was forged, at a much la- ter date, after the decease of the supposed grantee. The evidence drawn from the attestation of Vines & Bonython is, however, the least - satisfactory. The inhabitants of 'the Plantation at Saco' were evident- ly subject to a local jurisdiction (similar to that established at Exeter) at least as early as 1630, and perhaps earlier, before a general govern- ment existed, and who so likely to be their governor and assistant as Vines and Bonython ? The mass of other testimony against the au-
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thenticity of the Wheelwright deed, is sufficiently decisive. Another document in the same volume of Dr. Belknap, (a division of lands, &c. ) is likewise spurious.
E. p. 156 ..
"Sept. 19, 1650. The declaration of Jane, the Indian, of Scarboro', concerning Land.
This aforesaid Jane, alias U; hannum, doth declare that her mother, namely, Nagaasqua, wife of Wickwarrawaske, Sagamore, and her brother. viz. Ugagoquskit, and herself, viz. Uphannum, coequally have sold unto Andrew Alger and his brother Arthur Alger, a tract of land beginning at the mouth of the river called Blue Point River, where the river doth part, and so up along with the river called Owas- coage in Indian and so up 3 score poles above the falls on the one side, and on the other side bounded up along with the northernmost river that dreanethi by the great hill of Abram Jocelyn and goeth north- ward bounding from the head of this River S. W. and so to the afore- said bounds, viz. 60 poles above the Falls : This aforesaid Upliannum doth declare that her mother and brother and she have already in hand received full satisfaction of the aforesaid Algers, for the aforesaid their land from the beginning of the world to this day, provided that from time to time, from year to year yearly, the aforesaid Algers shall pea- ceably suffer Uphannum to plant in Andrew Alger's field so long as Up- hannum and lier mother Nagaasqua both live, and also one bushel of corn for acknowledgement every year so long as they both shall live. Uphannum doth declare that the bargain was made in the year 1651, unto which she doth subscribe. In the presence of Cook, the day and date abovewritten, Jane an Indian woman did appear before me 21 June, 1672, and acknowledge this instrument was the deed of her mother and herself. Before me, B. PENDLETON, Associate."
Andrew Augur left in all six children, three sons and three daugh- ters, but the property chiefly descended to the heirs of John, the oldest son.
F. p. 266.
Anno Regni (L. S.) Regis Georgii Tertii Secundo.
AN ACT for incorporating the East side of Saco river in the town of Biddeford into a separate District by the name of Pepperell boro'.
Whereas the inhabitants on the east side of Saco river, in the town of Biddeford, in the County of York, have represented to this Court the great difficulties and inconveniences they labour under in their pre- sent situation, and have earnestly requested that they may be invested with the powers, privileges and immunities of a District-Therefore,
Be it enacted by the Governor, Council and House of Representa- tives, That all the lands in the town of Biddeford lying on the east side of Saco River, in the County of York, together with an Island in the said River commonly called and known by the name of Indian Isl- and, be, and hereby is erected into a separate and distinct District by the name of Peppereliboro', bounded with the same bounds as the town of Biddeford now is on the east side of Saco river ; and that
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the said District be, and hereby is invested with all the privileges, powers and immunities that towns in this Province by law do or may enjoy, that of sending a Representative to the General Assembly only excepted ; and that the said District shall have full liberty and right from time to time to join the Town of Biddeford in choosing a Rep- resentative to represent them at the General Assembly, and shall be notified of the time and place of election in like manner with the in- habitants of the said Town of Biddeford, by a warrant from the Se- lectmen of the said town, directed to a Constable or Constables of the said District, requiring him or them to warn the inhabitants to attend the meeting at time and place assigned, which warrant shall be sea- sonably returned by the said Constable or Constables. And the Rep. resentative may be chosen indifferently from the said Town or District, the pay or allowance to be borne by the Town and District in propor- tion as they shall from time to time pay to the Province tax. Provided nevertheless, and be it further enacted, that the said District shall pay their proportion of all Town, County and Province taxes already set or granted to be raised on the Town of Biddeford aforesaid, as if this act had not been made.
And be it further enacted, That Rishworth Jordan, Esq. be, and hereby is empowered to issue his warrant to some principal inhabitant of said District, requiring him to notify and warn the inhabitants of said District, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to meet at such time and place as shall be therein set forth, to choose all such officers as shall be necessary to manage the affairs of said district.
June 8, 1762. This Bill having been read three several times in the House of Representatives, passed to be enacted.
TIM. RUGGLES, Speaker.
June 9, 1762. This Bill having been read three several times in Council, passed to be enacted. A. OLIVER, Secretary.
June 9, 1762. By the Governor. I consent to the enacting this Bill. FRA. BARNARD.
A true Copy of the original Act, EDWARD D. BANGS, Sec'y of Commonwealth.
REPRESENTATIVES OF BIDDEFORD IN THE GENERAL COURT.
1719, Capt. H. Scamman. 1721, Pendleton Fletch- er. 1747-9-5, Capt. Daniel Smith. 1754, Rev. Sam'l Hill, son-in-law of Capt. S. Jordan. Mr. Hill was settled a second time at Rochester, N. H. 1760, where he died, 1764. 1756-7, and 1760-1-2-3, Samuel Jordan. 1766- 7-9, and 1770-1-2, Jere. Hill, senior. 1768, Abraham Chase.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN OF BIDDEFORD.
1717-Andrew Brown, Rich. Stimson, H. Scamman. 1718-Eben. Hill, R. Stimson, H. Scamman. 1719-Ebenezer Hill, Benj. Haley, H. Scamman. 1720-E. Hill, Pendleton Fletcher, H. Scamman.
1721-H. Scamman, Abraham Townsend, E. Hill. 1722-A. Townsend, E. Hill, H. Scamman.
1723-H. Scamman, E. Hill, John Davis.
1724-5-H. Scamman, E. Hill, A. Townsend.
1726-E. Hill, A. Townsend, H. Scamman. 1727-Sam'l Jordan, E. Hill. A. Townsend.
1728-Benj. Haley, A. Townsend, John Gordon. 1729-S. Jordan, Lt. John Stackpole, H. Scamman. 1730-H. Scamman, Capt. S. Jordan, J. Stackpole. 1731-H. Scamman, E. Hill, Richard Stimson. 1732-3-4-Records deficient.
1735-Rob. Patterson, Rob. Edgecomb, John Davis. 1736-E. Hill, J. Davis, R. Patterson.
1737-8-9-John Gray, Esq. J. Stackpole, S. Jordan. 1740-S. Jordan, J. Stackpole, H. Scamman.
1741-E. Hill, S. Jordan, J. Stackpole.
1742-E. Hill, Rishworth Jordan, Samuel Scamman.
1743-J. Gray, S. Jordan, A. Townsend, R. Patter- son, J. Davis.
1744-J. Gray, R. Jordan, E. Hill, R. Patterson, Robert Brooks.
1745-J. Gray, E. Hill, R. Patterson, R. Jordan, Do- minicus Scamman.
1746-R. Jordan, Thos. Emery, Chrisp Bradbury, J. Stackpole, jr., S. Scamman, jr.
1747-J. Gray, R. Jordan, R. Brooks, S. Scamman, jr., C. Bradbury.
1748-J. Gray, Capt. Dan'I Smith, R. Jordan, C. Bradbury, S. Scamman.
1749-J. Gray, J. Davis, R. Jordan, S. Scamman, jr. James Scamman.
1750 -- R. Jordan, S. Scaminan, J. Scamman, Jos. Dyer, Jno. Stackpole, jr.
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1751-R. Jordan, J. Scamman, S. Scamman, jr., J. Stackpole, jr., Jos. Dyer.
1752-3-R. Jordan, Esq., S. Scamman, jr., J. Scam- man, Jos. Dyer.
1754-R. Jordan, S. Scamman, jr., Trist. Jordan, J. Dyer.
1755-6-R. Jordan, S. Scamman, J. Dyer, T. Jor- dan, E. Hill, jr.
1757-8-Capt. T. Jordan, J. Dyer, Amos Chase, Benj. Hooper, Jere. Hill.
1759-J. Dyer, B. Hooper, J. Hill, A. Chase, Ebe- nezer Ayers.
1760-1-2-S. Jordan, Capt. T. Jordan, A. Chase, J. Dyer, J. Hill.
(Separation of the towns.)
1763-4-5-6-R. Jordan, S. Jordan, J. Hill.
1767-R. Jordan, J. Hill, Benj. Nason.
1768-9-70-R. Jordan, J. Hill, B. Hooper.
1771-R. Jordan, Obed Emery, E. Hill.
1772-3-4-R. Jordan, J. Hill, Benj. Hooper. 1775-6-R. Jordan, Jos. Stimson, Allison Smith.
1777-R. Jordau, B. Hooper, B. Nason. 1778-A. Smith, R. Jordan, Jos. Morrill. 1780-John Dyer, A. Smith, B. Nason.
1781-R. Jordan, Capt. B. Hooper, James Emery. 1782-3-R. Jordan, B. Hooper, A. Smith.
1784-5-A. Smith, John Dyer, Rob. Gillpatrick.
1786-7-R. Jordan, B. Hooper, J. Emery.
1788-A. Smith, R. Gillpatrick, Josiah Hill.
TOWN CLERKS.
1717-34-Humphry Scamman. 1734-41-Samuel Jordan.
1741-80-Rishworth Jordan.
1780-88-Jeremiah Hill, Esq.
SELECTMEN OF SACO.
1762-6-Trist. Jordan, Amos Chase, Rob. Patterson. 1767-8-T. Jordan, Thos. Cutts, Jos. Libby. 1769-T. Jordan, A. Chase, J. Libby.
1770-A. Chase, J. Libby, R. Patterson.
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1771-T. Cutts, A. Chase, T. Jordan. 1772-3-A. Chase, T. Jordan, R. Patterson.
1774-9-A. Chase, T. Jordan, Dea. Sam'l Scamman. 1780-Maj. Humph. Pike, Rich. Burke, Rob. Carll. 1781-3-Dea. Sam'l Scamman, Rich. Burke, H. Pike. 1784-6-Dea. Sam'l Scamman, Col. Humph. Pike, Capt. Joseph Bradbury.
1787 -- Dea. S. Scamman, Col. H. Pike, S. Boothby. 178S-Dea. S. Scamman, James Coffin, H. Pike.
TOWN CLERKS.
1762-88-Tristram Jordan. 1788-96-Humph. Pike.
The TREASURERS of Saco, from the incorporation to the present time, have been the following : Ebenezer Ay- er, 1762 to 1771 ; Col. Thomas Cutts, 1772 to 1793 ; Deacon Samuel Scamman, 1794 to 1814 ; Capt. Sam'l Moody, 1814 to 1819 ; Hon. William Moody, 1819 to 1822 ; Daniel Granger, Esq. 1822 to 1824 ; Jonathan Tucker, jr. 1824 to 1830. The average tax for many years was £170, or $566 66 per annum. For the last ten years the town has raised about $5000 annually, ex- clusive of the highway tax.
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ADDITIONS.
The following document, with which the writer was favored too late for its proper place, confirms the truth of what is said in the first part of this work, in relation to the grantees of the Plough Patent. "TO THE HON. GEN. COURT, NOW SITTING AT BOSTON, DEC. 1683 :
The humble petition of Jeremiah Dummer sheweth, That where- as your petitioner's father, Richard Dummer, deceased, was wholly entrusted with the Plough Patent, and the management of sundry concerns relating to the same, by virtue of a power derived from the patentecs, therein disbursed sundry sums of money, and afterward the said Patent being ordered home for England, the said Patentees, in consideration of his, the said Richard Dummer's trouble and charge in the management of their concerns about said Patent, granted un- to him 800 and odd acres of land, which was laid out at Casco Bay, as by evidences do appear :
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays, that this hon. Court will please to confirm the said lands to the heirs of the said Richard Dum- mer, with such an addition as this hon. Court shall see meet. So shall he pray, &c. . JEREMIAH DUMMER."
The remark quoted on p. 126, from the argument of Hon. Mr. Sav- age against the authenticity of the Wheelwright deed, was not in- tended to have the latitude there given to it, as we are now satisfied. The drift of that part of the argument is, that it appears incredible that five men and no others should be found on a particular spot for ten years after their first settlement in the country ; incredible that their number should not have been reduced by death or migration, or increased by, fresh settlers. The general remark, "In no instance," &c. taken in this restricted sense, is by no means at variance with what is known respecting our colonists.
It is stated p. 161, chap. xii., that some of the inhabitants removed in the time of Philip's war. By the kindness of a gentleman to whose friendly suggestions the writer has been often indebted, the following names of persons admitted inhabitants of Salem 1776, have been furnished : John Elson, Walter Mare, Arthur Wormstall; Wil- liam Frost, Arthur Hewes, Goodman Sille, Symeon Booth, Walter Penniwell, Gyles Ebbins [Hibbins], Elizabeth Wakefield, Humphry Case ; all, it appears, from Winter Harbor.
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CORRECTIONS.
The reader is desired to make the following corrections : P, 27, 1. 6, for Impe, read Iupe or Jupe ; some editions of Hubbard have it Lupe. P. 65, 1. 18 from bottom, it is wrongly stated that the son and grandson of Sir F. Gorges inherited his title. 'The error is repeated pp. 145- 202. For Benjamin, read Brian, p. 86, 1. 13. Maj. Pendleton uniform- ly wrote i in his baptismal name, and not y. For rock read neck, p. 105, 1. 10. In some copies, p. 128, 1. 6, for Edward, read Edmund ; and on same page, 1. 22, for Barton read Barlow. P. 130, 1. 3 from bottom, for 1675 read 1665. P. 164, 1. 34, for 1766 read 1676. P. 180, 1. 30, for 1655 read 1653. P. 182, 1.5 from the bottom, for "in the part of ancient Pemaquid," &c. read, at a small settlement near the month of the Kennebec, now Phippsburg. Sir William was employed in shipbuilding in what is now Alna, according to a tradition of the place. P. 201, 1. 13, the date of the first settlement at Pemaquid should be 1625. P. 239, 1. 14, the time of deacon Hill's decease is wrongly sta- ted-having been several years later. Being infirmn, he resigned his office in the church that year (1748). P. 250, 1. 14 ; Mr. Foss married Olive Smith, not Cole, as there stated. P. 297, 1. 23, a few copies have 1703 instead of 1793, the true date. P. 315, 1. 13, for and read et.
NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS IN SACO AND BIDDEFORD.
SACO.
TOWN OF SACO, 100 copies
Fairfield Seth S.
Adams Augustus
Fairfield John, 2
Adams George H.
Fechem Samuel
Adams John P.
Fernald David
Adams John
Fogg Freedom
Andrews Asa
Forskoll Abraham
Ayer Tristram
Foss Thomas
Banks Rufus, 2
Fowler Thomas
Banks Horace
Frost William
Berry John, Jr.
Gale Daniel, 2
Berry Joseph, Jr.
Goodwin Amos G.
Billings John J.
Goodale Enoch :
Billings Hiram
Gordon Jeremiah
Boothby Lemuel
Gookin David
Boothby John, Jr.
Granger Daniel
Bowers Nathaniel W.
Granger Joseph
Bradley Jonas C .*
Granger Daniel T.
Brown Josiah
Graffam Josiah
Bryant John
Gray James
Bryant Joseph
Green Reuben H.
Buckminster David
Greene Henry B. C. 2
Burbank Nathaniel
Greene Frederic, 2
Calef Josiah
Green Ezra
Calef John
Green Christopher G.
Carlton Daniel W.
Haggens John
Carter Edwin W.
Hale Edward
Chadwick John
Haley Alvan
Clark Samuel
Hartley John F. 2
Cleaves Ebenezer
Hayes Joseph M.
Cleaves John T.
Hayes Charles
Cleaves Robert
Hersey Abel
Cole Daniel
Hill Ichabod
Condon John
Hill Samuel
Condon William J.
Hill Waldo, jr.
Cotton Edward
Hopkinson Nathan
Cutts Charles F.
Howard Edward F.
Cutter Abraham
Huntress Mark
Dearborn John C.
Jameson Robert
Dearing Joseph, Jr.
Johnson Samuel Johnson John
Dodge Benjamin
Johnson Charles C. P.
Dyer Thomas, 3d
Jordan Tristram
Ellis Thomas B.
Jordan Ichabod
Emery Moses, 2
Jordan Samuel S. .
Emerson Joseph
Jordan Tristram, jr.
*Died July 30, 1829.
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Dearing William, Jr.
Hight Elisha
Cole Wm. Pepperell M.
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Jordan James C. Jordan Ichabod G. Kendall Jonas King Jonathan, 2 Knight Edward Leavitt Hill Leland Joseph Leland Joseph W. Leonard Barnum Lincoln William
Sawyer Joel Sawyer James Sawyer Henry
Scamman Nicholas Scamman Aaron
Scamman George, 2
Scamman John F.
Scamman William
Scamman Stephen
Scamman Richard
Livingston Luther D.
Scamman Frederic
Littlefield Stephen, 2
Scamman Andrew
McKenney Samuel
Scamman Samuel F.
Mellen John P.
Shed Zachariah
Milliken Nathaniel
Shepley Ether, 2
Milliken Edward, jr.
Shepley John
Miser Charles T.
Shannon Thomas W.
Moody Edmund*
Simpson Benjamin
Moody Samuel, 3
Sillea John
Moody Enoch
Smith Alfred
Moody Oliver
Spring John
Moody Richard
Spring Lewis M.
Moore Nathan
Staples Jeremiah
Moulton Edward S.
Storer Joseph C. 2
Nichols Rufus
Sutherland George
Odiorne Thomas G.
Thacher George, 2
Packard George
Thornton Mrs. Sarah
Packard Hezekiah, jr.
Thornton James B.
Patterson Robert
Thorn Greenleaf Tucker Jona.
Parcher George
Tucker Jona. jr. 5
Perkins Horatio N.
Tucker Gideon
Pike Benjamin
Tucker Henry
Pike Elias
Tucker Nathaniel S.
Putnam Alexander C.
Tufts Thomas P.
Rice Samuel
Tyler Abraham
Rice Lawson
Ward Lauriston Warren Thomas
Rogers Robert, 2
Waterhouse Isaac
Ross James L.
Washbourn Timothy
Rumery James S.
Winkley Francis
Sawyer Mrs. Margery Sawyer Stephen
Wood Ephraim
Sawyer Noah
BIDDEFORD.
Towr or BIDDEFORD, 50 copies Adams Charles Ayer Alvan B. Bradbury Moses, jr.
Buker Carver - Cleaves Daniel Coffin Edmund
Cole Jacob K.
Cole Samuel
Bradbury Onesiphorus Bettes Jeremiah
Cutts Thomas, 2
*Died October 4, 1829.
Woodward Elkanab S.
Richards John K.
Patterson Benjamin
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Locke Jesse Lowell Harrison Marsh Christopher
Maxwell Marshall S.
Merrill Samuel
Nason John
Palfrey George
Smith Thomas
Spring Seth
Goodrich Aaron, jr.
Staples John
Holman Daniel
Tarbox Andrew
Hooper William P.
Thacher Mrs. Sarah S. 5
Hooper Daniel S.
Thacher Henry S. 5
Thacher Josiah
White Samuel
Whitney Luke
Whitaker John F.
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1 40 gr
1989
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