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1768. Francis Harvey, mod .; Capt. Joseph Cilly, jr., clerk; Edmund Hodgdon, Francis Harvey, John McCrilles, selectmen.
1769. Josiah Clark, Esq., mod .; Joseph Cilley, jr., clerk; Thomas Bartlett, Jolın Batchelder, and Josiah Clark, Esq., selectmen. 1770. Thomas Bartlett, mod. ; Joseph Cilley, jr., clerk; Joseph Cil- ley, jr., Thomas Bartlett, Jolin Sherburn, selectmen.
1771. Benjamin Whitcher, mod. ; Benjamin Butler, clerk; Edmund Hodgen, Benj. Watson, and Benj. Whitcher, selectmen.
1772. Deacon John Bartlett, mod .; Capt. Joseph Cilley, jr., clerk ; L' Thos. Bartlett, Edmund Hodgdon, Jos Cilly, jr., select- men.
1773. Benjamin Whitcher, mod. ; Jos Cilley, clerk ; Benj. Whitcher, Benj. Butler, Esq., and Edmund Hodgdon, selectmen.
1774. Doct. Henry Dearborn, mod .; Joseph Cilly, jr., clerk ; Rice Rowell, Vowel Lathers, L' Thomas Bartlett, selectmen.
1775. Dr. Henry Dearborn, mod .; Joseph Cilley, jr., clerk; Lieut. Thomas Bartlett, Vowel Leatliers, and Rice Rowell, select- men.
1776. Benjamin Butler, mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Thomas Bartlett, Capt. Vowel Leathers, and Rice Rowel, selectmen.
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1777. Edmund Hodgdon, mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk ; Thomas Bartlett, Rice Rowell, and Vowel Leathers, selectmen.
1778. Edmund Hodgdon, mod. ; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Vowel Leathers, Lt. Jonathan Gove, and Thomas Bartlett, select- men.
1779. Capt. Enoch Page, mod .; Thomas Bartlet, clerk; Thomas Bartlet, L' John Gile, and Samuel Gray, selectmen.
1780. Edmund Hodgdon, mod. ; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Thomas Bartlet, Stoten Tuttel, and John Gile, selectmen.
1781. Moses Dame, mod. ; Thomas Bartlett, clerk ; Thomas Bartlett, Stoten Tuttle, Capt. Henry Butler, selectmen.
1782. Col. Joseph Cilley, mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk ; Nathaniel Goodhue, Aaron Hayes, and John Ford, selectmen.
1783. Col. Joseph Cilley, mod .; Thomas Bartlet, clerk; Thomas Bartlett, Stoten Tuttle, and Nathaniel Goodhue, selectmen.
1784. Stoten Tuttle, mod. ; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Thomas Bartlet, Stoten Tuttle, and Nathaniel Goodhue, selectmen; Thos. Bartlett, representative.
1785. Gen. Joseph Cilley, mod .; Thos. Bartlet, clerk ; Thos. Bart- let, representative to the assembly at Portsmouth ; Thomas Bartlet, Henry Butler, and Stoten Tuttle, selectmen.
1786. Edmund Hodgdon, mod. ; Thos. Bartlett, clerk; Lt. John Gile, representative ; Thos Bartlet, Nathaniel Goodhue, and Sto- ten Tuttle, selectmen.
1787. Edmund Hodgdon, mod .; Thomas Bartlet, clerk; Thos Bart- let, representative; Thos. Bartlet, Lt. John McCrellis, and John Harvey, selectmen.
1788. Maj. Bradbury Cilley, mod. ; Thos. Bartlet, clerk; Thos. Bart- let, representative ; Thos Bartlet, Samuel Gove, Jolin McCrel- lis, selectmen.
1789. Alexander Lucy, mod. ; Thomas Bartlet, clerk ; Thomas Bart- let, representative ; Thos Bartlet, Samuel Gove, and Jona- than Cilley, selectmen.
1790. Jonathan Cilley, mod. ; Thos Bartlet, clerk; Tlios Bartlet, rep- resentative ; Thos Bartlet, Samuel Gove, Stoten Tuttle, select- men.
1791. Joseph Neally, mod. ; Thomas Bartlet, clerk ; Maj. Jonathan Cilley, rep. ; Thomas Bartlett, Joseph Nealley, and Jonathan Cilley, selectmen.
1792. Gen. Joseph Cilly, mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Maj. Jona- than Cilley, rep. ; Thomas Bartlett, Maj. Jonathan Cilley, Jo- seph Neally, selectmen.
1793. Maj. Jonathan Cilley, mod. ; Thomas Bartlett, clerk ; Jonathan
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Cilley, rep. ; Jonathan Cilley, Thomas Bartlet, and John McCrellis, selectmen.
1794. Gen. Joseph Cilley, mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Gen. Jo- seph Cilly, rep .; Jonathan Cilley, Thomas Bartlett, John McCrellis, selectmen.
1795. Joseph Cilly, Esq., mod .; Thomas Bartlett, clerk; Joseph Cil- ley, Esq., rep .; Thomas Bartlett, Jonathan Cilly, John MeCrellis, selectmen.
1796. Joseph Cilley, Esq., mod. ; Thos. Bartlett, clerk; Maj. Brad- bury Cilley, rep. ; Thos. Bartlett, John McCrellis, Jonathan Cilley, selectmen.
1797. Gen. Joseph Cilley, mod. ; Thos. Bartlett, clerk; Maj. Brad- bury Cilly, rep. ; Thomas Bartlett, Joseph Cilley, William Norris, selectmen.
1798. Bradbury Cilley, mod. ; Thos. Bartlett, clerk; Jonathan Cilley, rep. ; Thos Bartlett, Jonathan Cilley, William Norris, select- men.
1799. Maj. Jonathan Cilley, mod. ; Thos Bartlett, clerk ; Jonathan Cilley, rep .; Thos Bartlet, William Norris, Jonathan Cilley ; selectmen.
1800. Jonathan Cilley, mod .; Thos Bartlett, clerk; Jonathan Cilley, rep .; Jonathan Cilley, Thomas Bartlett, William Norris, selectmen.
1801. Maj. Jonathan Cilley, mod .; Thos. Bartlett, clerk; Jonathan Cilley, rep. ; Thos Bartlett, Jonathan Cilley, William Norris, selectmen.
1802. Bradbury Cilley, mod. ; Nathaniel Williams, clerk; Jacob Cil- ley, rep .; Joseph Tuttle, John Ford, Nehemiah Bartlett, se- lectmen.
1803. Thomas Bartlett, mod .; Nathaniel Williams, clerk ; Jacob Cil- ley, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Jacob Cilley, John Ford, selectmen.
1804. Maj. William Norris, mod .; Nathaniel Williams, clerk; Hen- ry Butler, rep. ; Mr. Williams died, and, May 3, John Ford was elected ; Joseph Tuttle, Jacob Cilley, John Ford, select- men.
1805. William Norris, mod .; John Ford, clerk ; Henry Bntler, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Jacob Cilley, John Ford, selectmen.
1806. William Norris, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Jacob Cilley, rep. ; Jacob Cilley, Joseph Tuttle, John Ford, selectmen.
1807. Bradbury Cilley, mod. ; Henry Butler, clerk ; Jacob Cilley, rep. ; Jacob Cilley, John Ford, jr., Joseph Tuttle, selectmen.
1808. Bradbury Cilley, mod. ; Henry Butler, clerk ; Jacob Cilley, rep .; Jacob Cilley, Joseph Tuttle, John Ford, jr., selectmen.
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1809. Joseph Tuttle, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; Joseph Tuttle, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Mathew Neally, Jacob Cilley, selectmen. 1810. Jacob Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Jacob Cilley, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Jacob Cilley, Mathew Nealley, selectmen. 1811. John Ford, jr., mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Henry Butler, rep. ; John Dame, Joseph Tuttle, John Ford, jr., selectmen. 1812. Bradbury Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; Jacob Cilley, rep .; Miles Morrison, Bradbury Bartlett, Jacob Cilley, select- men.
1813. Bradbury Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Jacob Cilley, rep .; Jacob Cilley, Miles Morrison, Bradbury Bartlett, se- lectmen.
1814. Joseph Tuttle, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Joseph Tuttle, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Miles Morrison, Ruben Bartlett, select- men.
1815. Josiah Bartlett, mod. ; Heury Butler, clerk; Joseph Tuttle, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, John Marston, Henry Butler, selectmen.
1816. Israel Bartlett, mod. ; Henry Butler, clerk; Samuel B. Dyer, rep .; Joseph Tuttle, John Marston, Israel Bartlett, select- men.
1817. Israel Bartlett, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Samuel B. Dyer, rep .; John Simpson, Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph Tuttle, se- lectmen.
1818. Joseph Tuttle, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Samuel B. Dyer, rep .; Bradbury Bartlett, Jacob Cilley, John Simpson, select- men.
1819. Israel Bartlett, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; Bradbury Bartlett, rep. ; Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph Tuttle, Ebenezer Butler, selectmen.
1820. Israel Bartlett, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Bradbury Bartlett, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Ebenezer Butler, Bradbury Bartlett, se- lectmen.
1821. Bradbury Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; no representa- tive chosen ; Bradbury Bartlett, Ebenezer Butler, Samuel Glass, selectmen.
1822. Samuel B. Dyer, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Henry Butler, rep .; Bradbury Bartlett, Samuel Glass, Eben Butler, select- men.
1823. Joseph Tuttle, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; Henry Butler, rep. ; Samuel Glass, Joseph S. Tuttle, selectmen.
1824. Bradbury Bartlett, mod. ; Henry Butler, clerk ; Bradbury Bart- lett, rep .; Bradbury Bartlet, Joseph S. Tuttle, Ebenezer Ford, selectmeu.
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1825. Bradbury Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Bradbury Bart- lett, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Henry Butler, Samuel Glass, select- men.
1826. Joseph Tuttle, mod. ; Henry Butler, clerk ; Samuel Dame, rep. ; Joseph Tuttle, Henry Butler, Joseph Bartlett, selectmen.
1827. Bradbury Cilley, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk; Samuel Dame, rep .; Joseph Tuttle, Henry Butler, Joseph Bartlett, select- men.
1828. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Henry Butler, clerk ; Ebenezer But- ler, rep. ; Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph S. Tuttle, Samuel Dame, selectmen.
1829. Joseph S. Tuttle, mod; Bradbury Bartlett, clerk; Ebenezer Butler, rep .; Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph S. Tuttle, Samuel Dame, selectmen.
1830. Samuel Dame, mod. ; Bradbury Bartlett, clerk; Bradbury Bart- lett, rep .; Ebenezer Butler, Joseph S. Tuttle, Thomas Bart- lett, selectmen.
1831. Ebenezer Butler, mod .; Bradbury Bartlett, clerk; Joseph S. Tuttle, rep .; Ebenezer Butler, Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph Demeritt, selectmen.
1832. Ebenezer Butler, mod .; Bradbury Bartlett, clerk; Joseph S. Tuttle, rep .; Thomas Bartlett, Joseph Demeritt, Eben' But- ler, selectmen.
1833. David Bartlett, mod .; Bradbury Bartlett, clerk; no represen- tative chosen ; Thomas Bartlett, Samuel Gove, Thomas Ste- vens, selectmen.
1834. Daniel Tuttle, mod. ; William Furber, clerk; Samuel Dame, rep .; Alexander Lucy, Levi Chapman, Bradbury Bartlett, selectmen.
1835. Samuel Dame, mod .; William Furber, clerk ; Joseph Bartlett, rep. ; Josephi Demeritt, Eben Butler, Daniel Tuttle, select- men.
1836. Samuel Dame, mod .; William Furber, clerk; Joseph Bartlett, rep .; Joseph Demeritt, Daniel Tuttle, Eben Butler, select- men.
1837. Samuel Dame, mod. ; William Furber, clerk ; Joseph Demeritt, rep .; Samuel Dame, Alexander Lucy, Benja Hoitt, jr., select- men.
1838. Samuel Dame, mod .; Wm Furber, clerk; Joseph Demeritt, rep .; Alexander Lucy, Benjamin Hoitt, 2ª, Gilman Batchel- der, selectmen.
1839. Samuel Dame, mod .; Joseph S. Tuttle, clerk ; Joseph Demeritt, rep .; Sam1 Dame, Gilman Batchelder, John H. Marston,, selectmen.
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1840. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Joseph S. Tuttle, clerk ; John Craw- ford, rep .; Joseph Demeritt, Bradbury Bartlett, Joseph S. Tuttle, selectmen.
1841. Samuel Scales, mod. ; Joseph S. Tuttle, clerk; John Crawford, rep. ; Joseph Demeritt, Thomas J. Priest, Bradbury Bartlett, selectmen.
1842. Samuel Dame, mod .; J. S. Tuttle, clerk ; James H. Butler, rep .; Thomas J. Priest, Daniel Kelsey, Jonathan Gove, selectmen.
1843. Samuel Dame, mod .; Samuel Dame, clerk; James H. Butler, rep .; Daniel Kelsey, Jonathan Gove, Samuel Dame, select- men.
1844. Samuel Scales, mod. ; Samuel S. Dame, clerk; Alexander Tut- tle, rep .; Samuel Scales, James H. Butler, Jonathan Gove, selectmen.
1845. Samuel Scales, mod. ; Samuel S. Dame, clerk ; Daniel Demeritt, rep. ; Samuel Scales, James H. Butler, Joseph Bartlett, select- men.
1846. Gideon Batchelder, mod .; Samuel S. Dame, clerk ; Daniel De- meritt, rep .; Joseph D. Welch, Bradbury Bartlett, Daniel B. Stevens, selectmen.
1847. Gideon Batchelder, mod .; Samuel S. Dame, clerk; Jonathan Gove, rep .; Joseph D. Welch, Bradbury Bartlett, Daniel B. Stevens, selectmen.
1848. Gideon Batchelder, mod .; Samuel S. Dame, clerk ; Jonathan Gove, rep. ; James H. Butler, Daniel Tuttle, Daniel Demeritt, selectmen.
1849. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; Samuel Scales, rep .; Daniel Tuttle, Daniel Demeritt, James H. But- ler, selectmen.
1850. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; Samuel Scales, rep. : Joseph Demeritt, Eben S. Tuttle, Joseph Gile, selectmen.
1851. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk ; Daniel Tuttle, rep .; Eben' S. Tuttle, Joseph Gile, Bradbury Bart- lett, selectmen.
1852. Bradbury Bartlett, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; Daniel Tuttle, rep. ; Eben S. Tuttle, Joseph Gile, Bradbury Bartlett, selectmen.
1853. Daniel Tuttle, mod .; N. O. Smith, clerk; Thomas B. Bartlett, rep. ; Gilman Batchelder, Joseph S. Tuttle, John O. Cilley, selectmen.
1854. Jonathan Gove, mod. ; N. O. Smith, clerk ; Gilman Batchelder,
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rep. ; John O. Cilley, Gilbert G. Knowlton, Jonathan Gove, selectmen.
1855. Gideon Batchelder, mod .; N. O. Smith, clerk; Gilman Batch- elder, rep .; Gilbert G. Knowlton, George Smith, Edward F. Gerrish, selectmen.
1856. Gideon Batchelder, mod .; N. O. Smith, clerk; James M. Haines, rep .; Harrison W. Bartlett, George Smith, Edward F. Gerrish, selectmen.
1857. Gideon Batchelder, mod. ; John H. Chesley, clerk; Nathan G. T. Goodrich, rep .; John H. Marston, George W. White, Wm Norris, selectmen.
1858. George W. Plummer, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; Nathan G. T. Goodrich, rep .; John H. Marston, George W. White, Wm Norris, selectmen.
1859. George W. Plummer, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; John O. Cilley, rep. ; George W. White, Nathaniel Tuttle, jr., John H. Chesley, selectmen.
1860. Horace Scales, mod .; Thomas B. Bartlett, clerk; Noah O. Smith, rep .; Charles H. Batchelder, Robert Stevens, H. W. Bartlett, selectmen.
1861. Horace Scales, mod .; Noah O. Smith, clerk; Noah O. Smith, rep .; Charles H. Batchelder, Robert Stevens, H. W. Bartlett, selectmen.
1862. Horace Scales, mod. ; Noah O. Smith, clerk; Daniel B. Ste- vens, rep .; Daniel Tuttle, Eben' S. Tuttle, Pike H. Harvey, selectmen.
1863. Horace Scales, mod .; Noah O. Smith, clerk; James M. Haines, rep .; Daniel Tuttle, Eben' S. Tuttle, Pike H. Harvey, select- men.
1864. H. W. Bartlett, mod .; Noah O. Smith, clerk ; Charles H. Batch- elder, rep. ; Daniel Tuttle, Thomas Stevens, Henry P. Daniels, selectmen.
1865. H. W. Bartlett, mod .; Charles H. Pike, clerk; Charles H. Batchelder, rep .; Noah O. Smith, Thomas Stevens, Henry P. Daniels, selectmen.
1866. Samuel A. Colcord, mod. ; H. W. Bartlett, clerk; H. W. Bart- lett, rep .; Noah O. Smith, John H. Chesley, Charles G. Ches- ley, selectmen.
1867. Samuel A. Colcord, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk; H. W. Bart- lett, rep .; Charles G. Chesley, James E. Batchelder, Abbott Norris, selectmen.
1868. Charles H. Batchelder, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk; Pike H. Harvey, rep .; James E. Batchelder, Ira Bennett, Samuel S. Brown, selectmell.
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1869. Charles H. Batchelder, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk ; Pike H. Harvey, rep .; Ira Bennett, Samuel S. Brown, Addison L. Demeritt, selectmen.
1870. Charles II. Batchelder, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk ; Thomas Stevens, rep .; Addison L. Demeritt, Joseph D. Batchelder, Wm O. Hills, selectmen.
1871. Charles H. Batchelder, mod. ; H. W. Bartlett, clerk ; Thomas Stevens, rep .; Joseph D. Batchelder, H. W. Bartlett, David T. Cilley, selectmen.
1872. Samuel A. Colcord, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk; Joseph N. Cilley, rep .; H. W. Bartlett, David T. Cilley, George G. Batchelder, selectmen.
1873. Joseph N. Cilley, mod. ; John H. Chesley, clerk; Joseph N. Cilley, rep .; Alonzo F. Tuttle, George O. Smith, Joseph D. Welch, selectmen.
1874. Thomas Stevens, mod. ; H. W. Bartlett, clerk ; Samuel S. Brown, rep. ; Joel S. Hall, Thomas Stevens, George G. Batchelder, selectmen.
1875. Thomas Stevens, mod .; H. W. Bartlett, clerk ; Samuel S. Brown, rep. ; Joel S. Hall, Thomas Stevens, Wm J. Holmes, selectmen.
1876. John H. Chesley, mod .; John H. Chesley, clerk; James A. Kelsey, rep .; George E. Smith, Joseph N. Cilley, John E. Fernald, selectmen.
1877. John H. Chesley, mod .; W. F. Watson, clerk; James A. Kel- sey, rep. ; John E. Fernald, Arthur N. Chace, John H. Ches- ley, selectmen.
1878. Charles H. Batchelder, mod .; Frank H. Butler, clerk; George W. Libbey, rep .; Wm F. Holmes, Charles H. Batchelder, John E. Cooper, selectmen.
SOME OF THE VOTES OF THE TOWN FROM 1786 TO 1811.
1786. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
General John Sullivan, 119 John Gile. 3
Col. John Langdon, 6
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Joseph Gilman,
87 Gen. Joseph Cilley, 9
George Read, Esq.,
79 Peter Green, Esq., 7
Samuel Haile, Esq.,
74 Col. Thomas Bartlet, 5
Christopher Toppan, Esq.,
74 John McClary, Esq., 1
Col. Joshua Wintworth, 13
Samuel Gilman, Esq.,
12
Joseph March, Esq.,
1
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
1787. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
John Sullivan, 87 Judge Livermore, 8
Col. John Langdon, 5 1
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Col. Joshua Wintworth, 64 Archable McMurphey, Esq., 42
Peter Green, Esq., 51
Thomas Bartlet, Esq., 46
James Gibson, Esq.,
42 John Prentice, Esq., 18
Col. James Hill,
2
Col. John McClary, 4
George Atkinson, Esq., 18
John Ball, Esq.,
3
Gen. Joseph Cilley,
19
1788. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
His Excellency John Sullivan, 98 | Hon. John Langdon, 4
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Col. Peirce Lang,
65 Nathaniel Peabody, Esq., 16
John Ball, Esq.,
63
John McClary, Esq., 4
John Pickering, Esq., 69 Joseph Gilman, Esq., 3
Christopher Toppan, Esq., 48 Joshua Wintworth, Esq., 2
General Joseph Cilley, 35 Peter Green, Esq., 2
Thomas Bartlet, Esq.,
32 Col. James Hill, 20
FIRST REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS, VOTED FOR DEC. 15, 1788.
Hon. Samuel Livermore, Esq., 82 | Thos Bartlet, Esq., 3
Benjamin West, Esq., 47 Peirce Lang, Esq., 3
Hon. Abiel Foster, Esq., 3
VOTES FOR ELECTORS.
Gen. Joseph Cilley, Nottingham, 43
Moses Chase, Esq., Cornish, 43
John Pickering, Esq., Ports- Robert Wallis, Esq., Heniker, 43
mouth, 43 John Waldron, Esq., Dover, 43
VOTES FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS, CAST FEB. 2, 1789. Hon. Samuel Livermore, Esq., 64 | Nicholas Gilman, Esq., 61
Benjamin West, Esq., 64 Abiel Foster, Esq., 3
1789. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
Hon. John Sullivan, Esq. 123
157
HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Joseph Cilley, Esq.,
73
| Thos Bartlet, 3
John Pickering,
73
Peirce Lang,
3
George Read,
73 James Gilman,
2
Nathaniel Peabody,
73
Christopher Toppan,
1
Peter Green,
72
Nathaniel Rogers,
1
John McClary,
9
1790. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
Joshua Wintworth,
88 | John Pickering, 8
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Joseph Cilley,
84
John Pickering, 4
Peter Green,
78
Bradbury Cilley,
4
Nathaniel Peabody,
77 James McGregry,
2
Oliver Peabody,
87 John Bell,
1
John Samuel Sherburn,
75
James Gibson,
1
Nathaniel Rogers,
2
John McClary,
1
AUGUST 30, 1790. VOTES FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
John Samuel Sherburn,
48 Hon. Nicholas Gilman, 10
Nathaniel Peabody,
43
Hon. Abiel Foster, 2
Jeremiah Smith, Esq.,
10
Maj. Bradbury Cilley was elected to fill the place of Thomas Bartlet as representative in the state legislature, the latter having been " appointed a Justice of the Superior Court of Common Pleas."
1791. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. His Exelency, Josiah Bartlett, 72 | Hon. John Langdon, 25
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Gen. Joseph Cilley,
84
Christopher Toppan, Esq., 3
Gen. N. Peabody,
60
John McClary, Esq.,
3
Nathaniel Rogers, Esq., 87
James Sheafe, Esq., 4
John Taylor Gilman, Esq.,
77 Daniel Ringe, Esq., 1
James McGregore, Esq.,
27 Daniel Humphreys, Esq., 2
John S. Sherburn, Esq., 5
Peter Green, Esq., 1
Bradbury Cilley, Esq., 8
Christopher Toppan,
4
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
Second Monday in August, 1791, Joseph Cilley, Esq., was chosen delegate to the convention to be held at Concord on the first Wednesday in September for the revision of the constitution of New Hampshire.
1792. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. His Exelency, Josiah Bartlett, 53 | Hon. John Taylor Gilman, 34
VOTES FOR SENATORS.
General Joseph Cilly, 68
James Hill, Esq., 3
Jonathan Warner, Esq., 62 Christopher Toppan, Esq., 5
Nathaniel Peabody, Esq., 67 Col. Henry Butler, 1
Nathaniel Gilman, Esq., 67 Nathaniel Rogers, Esq., 1
John Prentice, Esq.,
59
Bradbury Cilley, Esq.,
4
William Plumer, Esq.,
6 James Sheafe, Esq.,
2
John S. Sherburn, Esq.,
3
Abial Foster, Esq,,
3
John Peirce, Esq.,
2
1792, AUGUST 27. VOTES FOR SIX ELECTORS OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gen. Joseph Cilley, 59 Hon. John Dudley, 59
Daniel Rindge, Esq.,
53 Hon. Thomas Cogswell, 59
Ebenezer Smith, Esq.,
58 John Prentice, Esq., 8
Gen. Benjamin Bellows,
52 Hon. Oliver Peabody, 4
VOTES FOR FOUR REPRESENTATIVES.
Nicholas Gilman, Esq., 54
Joshua Atherton, Esq., 1
Jeremiah Smith, Esq.,
54
Abiel Foster, Esq., 2
Nathaniel Peabody, Esq.,
54 James Sheafe, Esq., 1
John S. Sherburn,
55
Pain Wingate, Esq.,
1
Phillips White, Esq.,
1
1793, March 26. VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
His Exelency, Josiah Bartlett,
Esq., 38 | John Langdon, Esq., 34
VOTES FOR A COUNCILOR.
Phillips White, Esq., 36 | John Peirce, Esq., 15
159
HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
VOTES FOR A SENATOR FOR THE DISTRICT. Gen. Joseph Cilley, 100
VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Hon. Oliver Peabody,
80
VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Josiah Adams, Esq., 76 | Samuel Brooks, 11
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, MARCH 25, 1794.
John Taylor Gilman, Esq., 93 Ebenezer Thompson, Esq., 1
Nathaniel Peabody, Esq., 1 John Langdon, Esq., 1
VOTES FOR A SENATOR FOR THE FOURTH DISTRICT. Gen. Joseph Cilley, 105
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR FOR ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. John Pierce, Esq., 90 | Nathaniel Peabody, Esq., 1
VOTES FOR TREASURER OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. Oliver Peabody, Esq.,
60
VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Joseph S. Gilman, 61 Josiah Adams, Esq., 8
Samuel Brooks, Esq., 8
VOTES FOR FOUR REPRESENTATIVES, AUGUST 25, 1794.
John S. Sherburn, Esq., 43 Ebenezer Thompson, Esq., 27
Nicholas Gilman, Esq., 43 Joseph Cilley, Esq., 28
Jeremiah Smith, Esq., 16 Abiel Foster, 1
Timothy Walker, Esq., 14
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, MARCH 31, 1795.
His Exellency, John F. Gilman,
79
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR.
Christopher Toppan, Esq.,
79
VOTES FOR SENATOR IN FOURTH DISTRICT. Joseph Cilley, Esq., 93
160
HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS. Samuel Brooks, Esq., 2 | Josiah Adams, Esq., 94
VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Oliver Peabody, Esq., 99
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, MARCH 29, 1796. John Taylor Gilman, Esq., 109
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR. 112
Joseph Cilley, Esq.,
VOTES FOR SENATOR.
Joseph Cilley, Esq.,
92
VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Josiah Adams, Esq., 80 | Samuel Brooks, Esq., 14
VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Oliver Peabody, Esq.,
100
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, MARCH 28, 1797.
John Taylor Gilman, 88 | John Langdon, Esq., 34
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR.
Joseph Cilley, Esq., 108
VOTES FOR SENATOR.
Michel McClary, Esq., 76 | Dr. Edmund Chadwick, 3
Gen. Joseph Cilley, 12
1800, MARCH 4. VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
His Exellency, John Taylor
Gilman, 95 - Timothy Walker, Esq., 10
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR.
Joseph Blanchard, Esq., 58 Richard Janness, Esq., 5
Col. Bradbury Cilley, 2
VOTES FOR SENATOR.
Michal MeClary, Esq., 52 Henry Butler, Esq., 1
Richard Janness, Esq., 7 Jonathan Cilley, Esq., 1
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VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Josiah Adams, Esq., 57 | Samuel Brooks, Esq., 5
VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Oliver Peabody, Esq., 46
VOTES FOR REVISION OF THE CONSTITUTION (None against it), 70.
1802, AUGUST 30. VOTES FOR FIVE REPRESENTATIVES TO CON- GRESS.
Clement Storer,
38
Samuel Tenny, 18
Thomas Cogswell,
38
Samuel Hunt, 18
Jonathan Smith,
38 Clifton Clagget, 18
Nahum Parker,
38 Silas Betton, 18
Moody Bedel,
38
David Hough, 18
1804, NOVEMBER 5. VOTES FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
John Goddard,
78 John Prentice, 13
Levi Bartlett,
78
Wm Hall, 13
Jon. Steal,
78
Timothy Farrow, 13
Timothy Walker,
78
Robert Willeas,
13
George Aldrege,
78 Benjamin West,
13
William Talton,
78
Charles Thompson,
13
Oliver Peabody,
13
1804, MARCH 12. VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
John T. Gilman,
27 Samuel Plumer, 1
John Langdon,
118
1811, MARCH, 12. VOTES FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
George Sullivan, Esq.,
52 Roger Vose, Esq., 1
William Hale, Esq., 51 John A. Harper, Esq., 91
Daniel Blasdel, Esq.,
50 1 Obed Hall, Esq., 92
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
His Excellency John Langdon, 103
Nathaniel B. Folsom, 1
Hon. Jeremiah Smith, 50
VOTES FOR COUNCILOR FOR ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Nathaniel Gilman, Esq.,
93 John Bell, jr., Esq., 14
Nathaniel A. Haven, Esq., 31 Elijah Hall, Esq., 4
11
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HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
VOTES FOR SENATOR FOR SECOND DISTRICT.
William Plumer, Esq., 92 | Samuel Tenney, Esq., 2
Oliver Peabody, Esq., 44
VOTES FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Nathaniel Gilman, Esq., 90 | Nathaniel Rogers, Esq., 36
VOTES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Seth Walker, Esq., 99 | Nathaniel Parker, Esq., 37
THE INSANE MAN'S PRAYER.
An anecdote has been related to us by an aged friend, which belongs to the Tuttle neighborhood, or to a region not far hence.
Much religious interest was sustained here by the early preachers and their adherents, who had a horror of salaried ministers of the " standing order," and boasted that they proclaimed the gospel without pecuniary recompense. These itinerant preachers, however, found the need of bread for themselves and straw for their horses, and so threw themselves and quadrupeds upon the hospitality of any generous sympathizers in their self-denying labors.
One of this class was a good widow in no affluent cir- cumstances. Often two or three of the preachers, some- times with their wives, when meetings werc to be held in her neighborhood, would call at her door, whose latch- string was always out, and found something to sustain the " outer man."
In this neighborhood there lived a partially insane man. He was gifted with good mental faculties, and was, withal, religiously inclined. A poetic element was often displayed during seasons of mental aberration. He had watched the frequency of the visits of the brethren at the widow's, and became anxious for the barrel of meal and the cruise of oil. He cherished the fancy that the good woman was being
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ORY OF NOTTINGHAM.
impover save he comers.l
`nerous hospitality, and resolved to He kept a sharp eye upon the two of these itinerants enter hcr house, a Now, so ceeds to d locomotives enter her barn. ne ; he knows what, and pro- be served in an hour; he dons hil the gravity of a preacher, and kno presence and enga and is ushered into the cordially welcome him sous conversation, giving to the wido . w. explain to the preachers the idiosynci , of the intruder's mind, nor to the intruder a favorable moment to deliver a message which he believed he had received from the Lord for the men that were rob- bing the widow and the fatherless.
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