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APPENDIX.
-
TABLES.
Chief Magistrates of New-Hampshire and Massachusetts from 1641 to 1830; with the Kings of England from the first settlement of N. H. in 1623, until the separation of this country from Great-Britain, and the Presidents of the United States from the adoption of the Federal Constitution.
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT.
A.D.
Kings of England.
Governors of New-Hampshire and Massachusetts, while united.
1623
1625
James I. Charles I.
1641
1642
1644
1645
Thomas Dudley,
1646
1649
The Commonwealth.
1650
John Winthrop. John Endecott. Thomas Dudley. John Endecott.
1654
1655
Richard Bellingham. John Endecott. 66
Richard Bellingham. John Leverett. ¡Simon Bradstreet.
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT.
A. D.
Kings of England.
Chief Magistrates of New-Hampshire.
-
Chief Magistrates of Massachusetts .*
1680
Charles II.
John Cutt Richard Waldron Edward Cranfield Walter Barefoote Joseph Dudley
Simon Bradstreet
16SI
1682
1685
James II.
1686
1687
1689
William III.
Edmund Andros Simon Bradstreet
Joseph Dudley Edmund Andros Simon Bradstreet
* Massachusetts did not become a Province until the charter of William and Mary was granted in 1691.
1673
1679
66
Richard Bellingham. John Winthrop. John Endecott.
1651
1660
Charles II.
1665
408
APPENDIX.
1692 1697
William III. 66
66
66
Anne.
George I.
Samuel Shute
Samuel Shute
George II.
William Burnet
66
Jonathan Belcher
1741
66
1757 1760 1767
George III. 66
John Wentworth 66
1770
1774
1775
The British government terminated.
William Phips
Tho. Hutchinson Thomas Gage
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.
A.D. | United States.
Pres. & Gov's. N. H.
Governors of Mass.
1776|
Meshech Weare 66
1780
1785
Continental Congress.
John Langdon John Sullivan
John Langdon
1789
Presidents U. S. G. Washington
John Sullivan Josiah Bartlett* John T. Gilman
66
1790
17941
66
John Adams.
66
66
John Langdon 66
66
James Sullivan Christopher Gore Elbridge Gerry Caleb Strong
1812
66
66
John Brooks 66
James Monroe
Samuel Bell Levi Woodbury David L. Morril 66
William Eustis 66
1824 1825
John Q. Adams 66
Levi Lincoln 66
1827
Benjamin Pierce John Bell
66
1829
A. Jackson
1830
Benjamin Pierce Matthew Harvey
John Hancock James Bowdoin
John Hancock
Samuel Adams Increase Sumner Caleb Strong 66
1797 1800 1801 1805 1807 1809 1810
Tho. Jefferson 66
James Madison
Jeremiah Smith John Langdon William Plumer John T. Gilman William Plumer 66
1813 1816 1817 1819
1823
66
1828
66
John Usher William Partridge Samuel Allen Earl of Bellomont Joseph Dudley
1698 1699 1702 1714 1716 1727 1728 1730
Earl of Bellomont Joseph Dudley
Benning Wentworth
William Burnet Jonathan Belcher William Shirley Thomas Pownal Francis Bernard 66
1786 1787 1788
* From 1793, the chief magistrate of N. H. has been styled Governor.
409
APPENDIX.
DEATH AND AGES OF THE PRECEDING.
KINGS OF ENGLAND.
James I.
8 April, 1625,
58.
Charles 1.
30 January, 1648,
47.
Charles II.
6 Feb. 1685,
54.
James II.
16 Sept. 1701, 68.
William III.
16 March,
1702,
52.
Anne
1 August, 1714,
50.
George I.
11 June, 1727,
67.
George II.
25 October, 1760,
77.
George III.
29 January, 1820,
81.
GOVERNORS,
WHILE MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE WERE UNITED.
Richard Bellingham,
7 December, 1672,
80.
John Winthrop,
26 March,
1649,
61.
John Endecott,
15 March, 1665,
76.
Thomas Dudley,
31 July, 1653,
77.
John Leverett,
16 March,
1679.
Simon Bradstreet,
27 March,
1697,
94.
CHIEF MAGISTRATES,
WHILE NEW-HAMPSHIRE WAS A SEPARATE PROVINCE.
John Cutt,
27 March, 1681.
Richard Waldron,
27 June, 1689, 80.
Edward Cranfield,
about 1700.
Walter Barefoote,
about 1688,
53.
Joseph Dudley,
2 April,
1720,
72.
Edmund Andros,
February, 1714.
John Usher,
5 September, 1726,
78.
William Partridge,
3 January, 1729,
74
Samuel Allen,
4 May,
1705,
69.
GOVERNORS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
UNTIL THE REVOLUTION.
William Phips,
18 February, 1695,
44.
Earl of Bellomont,
5 March, 1701.
Samuel Shute,
15 April, 1742,
80.
William Burnet,
7 September, 1729,
41.
Jonathan Belcher,
31 August, 1757,
75.
William Shirley,
24 March, 1771.
Benning Wentworth,
14 October, 1770,
75.
Thomas Pownall,
25 February,
1805,
S3.
Francis Bernard,
June,
1779
John Wentworth,
8 April, 1820, - 84.
Thomas Hutchinson,
3 June,
1780,
69.
Thomas Gage,
April,
1787.
54
410
APPENDIX. 1
GOVERNORS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE, SINCE THE REVOLUTION, WHO HAVE DECEASED.
Meshech Weare,
15 January, 1786, 73.
John Hancock,
8 October, 1793,
56.
John Langdon,
18 September, 1819, 79
John Sullivan,
28 January, 1795,
54.
James Bowdoin,
6 November, 1790,
64.
Josiah Bartlett,
19 May, 1795,
65.
John T. Gilman,
31 August, 1828,
75.
Samuel Adams,
2 October, 1803,
81.
Increase Sumner,
7 June,
1799,
52.
Caleb Strong,
7 November, 1820,
75.
James Sullivan,
8 December, 1808,
64
Christopher Gore,
1 March, 1827,
69
Elbridge Gerry,
23 November, 1814,
70.
John Brooks,
1 March, 1825,
73.
William Eustis,
6 February, 1825,
75.
PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
WHO HAVE DECEASED.
George Washington,
14 December, 1799,
67.
John Adams,
4 July,
1826,
91.
Thomas Jefferson,
4 July,
1826,
83.
A CATALOGUE OF THE COUNSELLORS OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, FROM 1680 TO 1830.
UNDER THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT.
[The ages of those with this mark tare conjectured. Where a dash precedes a name, the time of appointment is uncertain.]
App. |
Counsellors.
Residence.
Died.
IAge
1680|John Cutt
Portsmouth
27 March, 1681
1
Richard Martyn
Portsmouth
1693
1
William Vaughan
Portsmouth
1719
Thomas Daniel
Portsmouth
1683
John Gilman
Exeter
24 July,
1708 841
Christopher Hussey
Hampton
1685
175+
Richard Waldron
Dover
27 June,
1689
Elias Stileman
New-Castle
19 Dec.
1695
78+
Samuel Dalton
Hampton
22 August, 1681
1681 |Job Clements
Dover
1717
Robert Mason2
New-Castle
1688 58
Richard Waldron
Portsmouth
30 Nov.
1730 80
Anthony Nutter
Dover
19 Feb.
1686
-
(1) These four would probably average 70 years each. (2) He died at Eso- pun, in New-York.
411
APPENDIX.
App. |
Counsellors.
Residence.
Died.
IAge.
1682|Walter Barefoote
New-Castle
1688 or 1689|53
Richard Chamberlain
1683 Nathaniel Fryer Robert Elliot1
New-Castle New-Castle
13 August, 1705
John Hinkes2
New-Castle
ret. to England.
1684 James Sherlock
Francis Champernoon4 Robert Wadleigh
Exeter
1685
Henry Greene
Hampton
5 August, 1700 80
1692 John Usher
Boston
5 Sept. 1726
78
Thomas Graffort5
Portsmouth
6 August, 1697
John Walford
Portsmouth
John Love
Peter Coffin6
Dover
John Gerrish
Dover
1714 68
Nathaniel Weare
Hampton
13 May,
1718 87
1697 William Partridge 1698 Joseph Smith
Hampton
9 Nov. 1717:64
Kingsley Hall
Exeter
about
1736
Sampson Sheafe5
New-Castle
1724
76
1702 Samuel Penhallow
Portsmouth
2 Dec.
1726 61
John Plaisted
Portsmouth
about 1707
Henry Dow George Jaffrey7
New-Castle
13 Feb. 1707 69
1710 Mark Hunking
Portsmouth
12 Dec.
1730 59
1715 George Vaughan 1716 Richard Gerrish
Dover
1717
Theodore Atkinson
New-Castle
6 May,
1719 50
Shadrach Walton
New-Castle
3 Oct.
1741 83
George Jaffrey
New-Castle
8 May,
1749 66
Richard Wibird
Portsmouth
Oct.
1732
Thomas Westbrook
Portsmouth
1736
1719|Thomas Packer
Portsmouth
1723
1722 Archibald Macpheadris
Portsmouth
1728
1724 John Ffrost8
New-Castle
25 Dec. 1732 51
(1) Living in 1745. (2) Living in 1707, and probably in 1722, when there is a deed from John Hinkes on record in Rockingham county.
(3) Randolph returned to England. (4) Champernoon was cousin to Sir Ferdinando Gorges. He lived sometime in York, Maine.
(5) Graffort and Sheafe removed to Boston and died there.
(6) Living in 1714 at the age of 83. (7) Died at Col. Appleton's in Ipswich.
(8) He was son of Major Charles Ffrost, who is noticed page 143. It might have been there stated that the major was born 20 July, 1631, the son of Nicholas Ffrost of Kittery, who was born at Tiverton,in England, in 1589, came very early to New-England, and died 20 July,1663, aged 74. John, the grandson above mentioned, was born 1 March, 1682 .- His wife was Mary, sister of Sir William Pepperell. After his death, she married successively Rev. Benjamin Colman, D. D., of Boston, and Rev.
1707 73
1712 John Wentworth
Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Dec. 1725 49
Peter Weare
Hamp .- Falls
Hampton
6 May,
Portsmouth
3 Jan. 1729 74
Edward Randolph3
Portsmouth
about 1686
412
APPENDIX.
App. |
Counsellors.
1
Residence. -
Died.
¡Age
1724|Jothain Odiorne
New-Castle
16 Aug.
174873
1728 Henry Sherburne
Portsmouth
29 Dec.
1757 83
1732 Richard Waldron
Portsmouth
23 Aug.
1753 60
Joshua Peirce1
Portsmouth
7 Feb.
1743 72
Benning Wentworth?
Portsmouth
14 Oct.
1770 75
Ephraim Dennet
Portsmouth
Theodore Atkinson2
New-Castle
22 Sept. 1779 81
1733 Ellis Huske
Portsmouth
1755
Joseph Sherburne
Portsmouth
3 Dec. 1744 64
1739
Richard Wibird
Portsmouth
25 Sept. 1765 63
1740 John Rindge
Portsmouth
6 Nov.
1740 45
John Downing
16 Sept. 1745
85
Samuel Smith
2 May, 1760 74
Joseph Blanchard
Dunstable
7 April,
1758 53
Sampson Sheafe
New-Castle
1772 91
1753
Daniel Warner
Portsmouth
1778
1754 Joseph Newmarch
Portsmouth
1765
1759 Mark H. Wentworth
Portsmouth
19 Dec.
1785
James Nevin
Portsmouth
6 Feb.
1769 60
1761|John Nelson3
Portsmouth
1787
1762
William Temple
Portsmouth
28 Oct.
1769 33
1765
Peter Livius4
Portsmouth
1795 68+
1766
Jonathan Warner
Portsmouth
15 May,
1814 87
Daniel Rindge
Portsmouth Portsmouth
4 Dec.
1773
George Jaffrey
Portsmouth
25 Dec. 1802 86
Henry Sherburne
Portsmouth Somersworth
30 March, 1767 58
Paul Wentworth
Exeter
1 Dec. 1788|84
Thomas W. Waldron
Portsmouth
3 April, 1785 63
1774 John Sherburne
Portsmouth
10 March, 1797 76
John Phillips
Exeter
April,
1795 76
1775|George Boyd5
Portsmouth
1787
Benjamin Prescott, of Danvers, Mass. She died in 1766. Mr. Ffrost had seventeen children. George, the 11th child and the sixth son, was a coun- sellor three years in the time of the Revolution, and a delegate to the old Congress. To his son George Ffrost, Esq., of Durham, the editor is indebted for the facts contained in this note.
(1) Sworn into office 18 January, 1733.
(2) Not sworn into office until 12 Oct. 1734. Gov. Belcher, in a letter, da- ted 15 Aug, 1734, speaking of the expense of their mandamuses, says, " I am told W. and A.'s mandamuses have already cost them about 100 guineas a piece."
(3) He went to Grenada, where it is believed he died about 1795.
(4) Died in England. W. Winthrop.
(5) He left the state, and was included in the act proscribing 76 persons, passed in 1778, and died on his return from England to this country.
1789
Theodore Atkinson
Nathaniel Barrell
Portsmouth
12 Jan. 1799 68
Daniel Peirce
Daniel Rogers
Portsmouth
1772 Peter Gilman
Samuel Solley
Portsmouth
1737 57
Benjamin Gamling
Portsmouth
413
APPENDIX.
UNDER THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT.
App. |
Counsellors.
| Residence IIn office.I
Died.
ĮAge
1778|Meshech Weare
Hamp .- Falls 8:15 Jan.
1786|72
Matthew Thornton
Londonderry
1:24 June,
1803|89
William Whipple
Portsmouth
1 10 Nov.
1785 54
Josiah Bartlett
Kingston
8.19 May,
1795|65
Nathaniel Folsom
Exeter
1 26 May,
1790 64
John Wentworth
Dover
8,10 Jan.
1787|40
Ebenezer Thompson
Durham
5 15 Aug.
1,02 65
Wyseman Clagett
Litchfield
1| 4 Dec.
1784 63
Jonathan Blanchard
Dunstable
3.16 July,
1788 50
Samuel Ashley
Winchester1
4 18 Feb.
1792 71
Benjamin Giles
Newport
1 9 Dec.
1787|70
John Hurd
Haverhill
1
1777 Nicholas Gilman
Exeter
7
7 April,
1782 52
George Atkinson2
Portsmouth
3 13 Jan.
1805|66
Timothy Walker
Concord
3 5 May,
1822|85
Matthew Patten
Bedford
2 27 Aug.
1795|76
Benjamin Bellows
Walpole
3
4 June,
1802 62
1779|Moses Nichols
Amherst
1 23 May,
1790 50
Jacob Abbot3
Wilton
2 5 March, 1820 74 1 See 1777.
John M'Clary
Epsom
4 16 June,
1801
82
New-Ipswich 1
Charlestown
1|24 August, 1799|66 2
Charles Johnston
Haverhill
1} 5 March, 1813 76
Portsmouth
3 13 Jan.
1805|66
Durham
3 21 June,
1796 76
Hollis
1 1791 60
Wyseman Clagett
Litchfield
2 See 1776
Benjamin Bellows
Walpole
3 See 1777
Francis Worcester
Plymouth
1
1782|Timothy Farrar
See 1780
2
Jacob Abbot
Wilton
2 See 1779
Thomas Sparhawk
Walpole
2 31 Oct.
1802 64
Charles Johnston
Haverhill
1 See 1780
1783 Francis Worcester
See 1781.
1
UNDER THE CONSTITUTION.
1784|John M'Clary
Epsom
16 June,
1801 82
Joseph Badger
Gilmanton
14 Jan.
1809 61
Francis Blood
Temple
1 Nov. 1814 79
Moses Chase
Cornish
1|18 Oct. 1799 73
Nathaniel Peabody
Atkinson
1|29 June,
1823|81
1785 John Sullivan
Durham
-
23 Jan.
1795 54
Matthew Thornton
Merrimack
1 See 1776
Amos Shepard
Alstead
2 1 Jan.
1812
1780|George Atkinson
Portsmouth
Timothy Farrar
Samuel Hunt
Enoch Hale
Walpole
1781|Woodbury Langdon George Ffrost John Hale
(1) Afterwards of Claremont. where he died. (2) His name was originally George King. (3) Died at Brunswick, Maine.
414 .
APPENDIX.
App. |
Counsellors. 1
Residence. | In office. |
Died. ¡ Age.
1785|Moses Dow
Haverhill
2|31 March, 1811 64
1786 Christopher Toppan
Hampton
1|28 Feb. 1818,83
Joshua Wentworth
Portsmouth
1 19 Oct. 1809 67
Robert Means-
Amherst
1 24 Jan.
1823 80
1787|Joseph Gilman
Exeter
1
1806 68
Ebenezer Thompson
Durham
1|See 1776
Daniel Emerson
Hollis
1 4 Oct.
1821 75
Moses Chase
Cornish
1 See 1784
John Pickering
Portsmouth
1|11 April,
1805|67
1788 Peter Green
Concord
1 27 March, 1798 52
Ebenezer Smith
Durham
1
1 Jan.
1815 66
Josiah Richardson
Keene
1 25 Feb.
1820|74
William Simpson
Orford
1
1823|81
1789 John Pickering
Portsmouth
1 See 1787
Ichabod Rollins
Somersworth
131 Jan. 1800
Charles Barrett
New-Ipswich
1 21 Sept.
1808 63
Jonathan Freeman
Hanover
8 20 August, 1808 63
Joseph Badger
Gilmanton
3 See 1784
Robert Wallace
Henniker
13 See 1788
Lemuel Holmes
Surry
4 died in Vermont
1791 Nathaniel Rogers
Exeter
I
May,
1829 83
1792 Phillips White
S. Hampton
2 24 June,
1811 82
1793 Ebenezer Smith
See 1788
3
1794 Christopher Toppan
Hampton
3 See 1786
Thomas Bellows
Walpole
5
1795
Joseph Badger
Gilmanton
2 See 1784
1797
Joseph Cilley
Nottingham
2 Aug.
1799 65
Aaron Wingate
Farmington
6 24 Feb.
1822 78
Russell Freeman1
Hanover
5 27 Dec.
1805 57
1799 James Sheafe
Portsmouth
1 6 Dec.
1829,74
Samuel Stevens
Charlestown
6|17 Nov.
1823 |88
1800|Joseph Blanchard
Chester
2
1802|Levi Bartlett
Kingston
6 30 Jan.
1828 64
David Hough
Lebanon
1
1803 William Hale
Dover
2
Benjamin Pierce
Hillsborough
6
Daniel Blaisdell
Canaan
5
1805
Joseph Badger
Gilmanton
See 1784
Nahum Parker
Fitzwilliam
2
1807 Amasa Allen
Walpole
2
1 July,
1821 69
Daniel Gookin William Tarleton
Piermont
2 26 March, 1819 68
1809 Elijah Hall
Portsmouth
8 22 June,
1830 87
Richard Dame
Rochester
2 19 Sept.
1828 72
Samuel Bell
Amherst
1
(1) Murdered by Josiah Burnham.
1
Sandford Kingsbury
Claremont
1790 Christopher Toppan
Hampton
1 See 1786
Robert Wallace
Henniker
N. Hampton
1
415
APPENDIX.
App.
Counsellors
| Residence. | In office. |
Died
IAge.
1809|Caleb Ellis
Claremont
9 May,
1816|49
Benjamin J. Gilbert
Hanover
Amherst
4 17 Dec.
1828 58
1811 Nathaniel Upham
Rochester
2
10 July,
1829 56
Ithamar Chase
Cornish
5
August, 1817|55
Jonathan Franklin
Lyme
2
1813|Nathan Taylor
Sanbornton
1
Enoch Colby
Thornton
5
1814 Samuel Quarles
Ossipee
3
Benjamin Pierce
See 1803
2
1816
Levi Jackson
Chesterfield
2,30 August, 1821 49
1817
John M. Page
Tamworth 3 May,
1826
48
John Bell, jr.
Chester
5
1818 Richard H. Ayer
Hooksett
5
Samuel Grant
Walpole
1
Jeduthun Wilcox
Orford
1819 Aaron Matson
Stoddard
Landaff
3
1820|Richard Odell
Conway
3
Keene
1
1822
Hunking Penhallow Elijah Belding Ezra Bartlett
Haverhill
3
1823
Daniel C. Atkinson
Sanbornton
2
Jonathan Harvey
Sutton
2
1824 Thomas C. Drew
Walpole
2
Daniel Hoit
Sandwich
2
1825|Langley Boardman
Portsmouth
2
John Wallace Caleb Keith
Wentworth
4
1826 |Jotham Lord
Westmorela'd
1
Andrew Peirce
Dover
2
1828
Langley Boardman
See 1825
1
Matthew Harvey
Hopkinton
2
1829 Francis N. Fisk
See 1827
Benning M. Bean
Moultonboro'|1
Joseph Healey
Washington
Stephen P. Webster
Haverhill
1830 Thomas E. Sawyer Jesse Bowers
Dover
Dunstable
2 24 Sept.
1826 60
Swanzey
2
Milford
3
1827
Francis N. Fisk
Concord
John French
1821 Samuel Dinsmoor
Portsmouth
1810 Jedidiah K. Smith
.
416
APPENDIX.
SECRETARIES OF STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, FROM 1680 TO 1830.
[This list may not be complete, as the Council Records are missing for a number of years from the Secretary's office.]
App.
Names.
Discont'd
Died.
-
Age.
1680
Elias Stileman
1695
1682
Richard Chamberlain
1692
Thomas Davis
1696
Henry Penny
1709
1699
Sampson Sheafe
1724
76
1669
Charles Story
1714
1726
61
Richard Waldron
1753
60
-
Theodore Atkinson
1779
81
-
Theodore Atkinson, jr.
1769
33
Theodore Atkinson
as above
1775
Ebenezer Thompson
1802
68
1786
Joseph Pearson
1805
1822
85
1805
Philip Carrigain
1809
1809
Nathaniel Parker
1810
1810
1810
Samuel Sparhawk
1814
1814
Albe Cady
1816
1816
Samuel Sparhawk
1825
1825
Richard Bartlett
1829
1829
Dudley S. Palmer
TREASURERS OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, SINCE THE REVOLUTION.
App. |
Names.
Residence.
| Dis.
1775
Nicholas Gilman
Exeter
1783
1783
John Taylor Gilman
Exeter
1794
1794
Oliver Peabody
Exeter
1805
1805
Nathaniel Gilman
Exeter
1813
1813
William Austin Kent
Concord
1816
1816
William Pickering
Greenland
1829
1828
Samuel Morril
Concord
1829
1829
William Pickering
Concord
1830
1830
Abner Bayley Kelly
Warner
DELEGATES TO CONGRESS, DURING THE CONFEDERATION OF THE STATES."
Name.
Residence,
-
Death.
| Age.
John Sullivan
Durham
22 Jan.
1795|54
Nathaniel Folsom
Exeter
1789
Josiah Bartlett
Kingston
19 May,
1795 65
John Langdon
Portsmouth
18 Sept.
1819|79
* Some of the following were elected a second and third time. The re- cords show that several others were elected, who declined the appointment.
Samuel Penhallow
417
APPENDIX.
Name.
Residence.
Deatlı.
IAge.
William Whipple
Portsmouth
28 Nov.
1785 54
Matthew Thornton
Londonderry
24 June,
1803 89
George Ffrost
Durham
21 June, 1796|76
Nathaniel Peabody
Atkinson
29 June,
1823 81
Woodbury Langdon Paine Wingate
Portsmouth
13 Jan.
1805|66
Samuel Livermore
Portsmouth
May,
1803
71
Abiel Foster
Canterbury.
Feb.
1806
71
Nicholas Gilman
Exeter
7 April, 1782
52
John Wentworth
10 Jan.
1787
142
Phillips White
S. Hampton
24 June,
1811
|S2
John Taylor Gilman
Exeter
31 Aug.
1828 75
Jonathan Blanchard
Dunstable
16 July,
1788|50
Peirce Long
Portsmouth
31 March, 1789
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION OF THE UNITED STATES, IN 1787.
John Langdon,
Portsmouth.
Nicholas Gilman,
Exeter.
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS UNDER THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
SENATORS.
Commenced.
In office.[Commenced.
In office.
1789|John Langdon
12 1813|Jeremiah Mason
4
1789|Paine Wingate
4 1814 Tho. W Thompson
3
1793 Samuel Livermore
8 1817 Clement Storer
2
1801
Simeon Olcott
4 1817|David L. Morril
6
1801 James Sheafe
1 1819 John F. Parrott
6
1802 William Plumer
5 1823 Samuel Bell
1805|Nicholas Gilman
9|1825|Levi Woodbury
6
1807 Nahum Parker
3 1831 Isaac Hill
-
1810 Charles Cutts
31
55
Stratham
148
APPENDIX.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Commenced.
In office. Commenced.
In office.
1789|Samuel Livermore
4 1811 John A. Harper
2
1789 Abiel Foster
2 1811 Samuel Dinsmoor 2
1789 Nicholas Gilman
8|1811 Obed Hall
2
1791 |Jeremiah Smith*
6|1813 Samuel Smithį
1
1793 John S. Sherburne
4 1813 Daniel Webster
4
1793|Paine Wingate
2 1813 Bradbury Cilley
4
1795
Abiel Foster
8 1813 William Hale
4
1797 Jonathan Freeman
4 1813 Roger Vose
4
1797
William Gordon
3 1813 Jeduthun Wilcox
4
1797 Peleg Sprague
2 1815 Charles H. Atherton
2
1800|James Sheafet
1 1817 John F. Parrott
2
1800 Samuel Tenney
7 1817 Salma Hale
2
1801 George B. Upham
2 1817 Clifton Clagett
4 4
1802 Samuel Hunt
1 1817 Josiah Butler
6
1803 Silas Betton
4 1817 Nathaniel Upham
6
1803
David Hough
4 1819 Joseph Buffum, jr.
2
1803
Clifton Clagett
2 1819 William Plumer, jr.
1805 Thomas W Thompson
2 1821
Matthew Harvey
6 4
1805|Caleb Ellis
2 1821 Aaron Matson
4
1807|Daniel M. Durell
2 1821
Thomas Whipple
8
1807 Clement Storer
2 1823 Arthur Livermore§
2
1807 Jedidiah K. Smith
2.1823
Ichabod Bartlett
6
1807 Francis Gardner
2 1823
Titus Brown
· 4
1807|Peter Carleton
2 1823
Joseph Healey
4
1809 William Hale
2 1823 Jonathan Harvey
1809 Nathaniel A. Haven
2 1827 David Barker, jr.
2
1809 James Wilson
2 1829 John Brodhead
1809 |John C. Chamberlain
2 1829 Joseph Hammons
1809 Daniel Blaisdell
2 1829 Thomas Chandler
1811 Josiah Bartlett
2 1829 Henry Hubbard
1811 George Sullivan
2 1829 John W. Weeks
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* Mr. Smith resigned his seat after attending the May session of 1797, and Mr. Sprague was elected to supply the vacancy.
t Mr. Sheafe was elected in the place of Mr. Sprague, resigned, and took his seat in January, 1800.
# Mr. Smith resigned in 1814, and the vacancy was not filled.
§ Mr. Livermore was chosen in March, 1830.
1801
Joseph Pierce
1 1817 Arthur Livermore
TABLE shewing the Oficers of Government in New-Hampshire in 1773 ; the authority by which they held their places ; their annual salary or compensation ; and the mode of their appointment.
Office.
Names of Officers.
The authority by which they| The annual value in proclamation! held their places. or current money.
Mode of their appointment.
Governor & Commander in Chief.
JOHN WENTWORTH.
By the King's commission un- der the great seal of England.
£700 salary, voted annually by the By the King. assembly, and about £100 fees.
Counsellors.
Theodore Atkinson, Daniel Warner, Mark HI. Wentworth, Peter Livius, Jon- athan Warner, Daniel Rindge, George Jaffrey, Daniel Rogers, Peter Gilman, Thomas W. Waldron, Paul Wentworth, (one vacancy.)
By the King's Mandamus.
7s. per diem, while they set as part of the Assembly, and nothing when they set as a Council of By the King. - State, which was near as often as in their former capacity.
Court of Appeals, and also of Supreme Probate.
The Governor and Council.
By President Cutt's commis- 28s. to the Gov. and 6s. to each By the King's sion and by laws of the Prov- ince.
Counsellor actually sitting in Mandamus as the case, for each action. About Counsellors. 5 entries in a year.
Justices and Clerk of the Theodore Atkinson, Meshech Weare, By Laws of the Province. Superior Court. Leverett Hubbard and William Parker. Clerk, George King. By ditto.
£60 salary, annually voted by the By the Governor Assembly, and about £24 fees, to with adv.council each. £5 more to Chief Justice. App. by Court.
Rock- ( Daniel Warner, Clement March. ing- Jno. Phillips & Chris. Toppan. By Laws of the Province. ham. Clerk, Isaac Rindge.
£60, arising out of fees established By the Gov. with advice Council. Elect. by Conrt. by law. £100 ditto.
Justices and Clerks of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas.
Straf- John Wentworth, George Ffrost, ford. Otis Baker & John Plummer. Clerl., Ebenezer Thompson.
By Laws of the Province.
£25 per annum, as above. 50 per annum, as above.
As above.
Hills- Matth. Thornton. Sam'l Hobart, boro' John Shepard & Samuel Blodget. By Laws of the Province. Clerk, Stephen Holland.
£30 per annum.
As above.
£50 per annum.
APPENDIX.
419
Office.
Names of Officers.
1 or current money. The authority by which they! The annual value in proclamation held their places.
Mode of their appointment.
Che- Daniel Jones, Samuel Ashley, shire. Elisha Marsh, Benja. Bellows. Clerk, Simeon Jones.
By Laws of the Province.
Ezu per annum. £50 per annum.
As above.
Graf- ( Jolin Hurd, Asa Porter, David ton. Hobart, Bazaleel Woodward. Clerk, John Fenton.
By Laws of the Province.
£50 per annum.
Rockingham,
John Parker.
£100 per annum.
Strafford, Theopilus Dame.
Hillsborough, Benjamin Whiting. Cheshire, Josiah Willard. Grafton, William Simpson.
By Laws of the Province.
£ 70 per annum.
£ 50 per annum.
Rockingham,
John Sherburne.
£ 65 per annum.
Strafford,
Henry Rust.
Hillsborough, John Goffe.
Cheshire, Simeon Olcott.
£ 24 per annum.
Grafton,
John Fenton.
£ 18 per annum.
Rockingham,
William Parker.
£ 65 per annum.
Strafford,
John Wentworth.
£ 30 per annum.
Registers of Probate.
Hillsborough, Joshua Atherton.
As above.
£ 25 per annum.
Cheshire, Thomas Sparhawk. Grafton, Jona. M. Sewall.
£ 24 per annum.
£ 18 per annum.
Admiralty
Judge. Register. Marshal.
Robert Auchmuty.
Charles Russel. John Beck.
By Lords Com'rs Admiralty. By ditto. By com'n from the Judge.
£600 sterling. Fees on causes tried. Fees on business.
By the King. do. By Judge Adm.
Rockingham, Strafford, Thomas W. Waldron.
£ 25 per annum.
By the Laws of the Province.
£ 30 per annum.
Recorders of Deeds.
Hillsborough, Samuel Hobart. Josiah Willard. John Hurd.
£ 40 per annum. £ 30 per annum.
Elected annually by the Governor, Council and As- sembly.
420
APPENDIX.
As above.
Judges of Probate.
£ 70 per annum.
£ 65 per annum.
Sheriffs.
£10 per annum.
As above.
By the Governor and Council, ap- pointed and com- missioned.
By the Governor's commis- £ 30 per annum. sion and Laws. £ 25 per annum.
As above.
Joseplı Peirce.
£ 65 per annum.
Cheshire, Grafton,
County Treasurers.
Rockingham, Strafford, Hillsborough, Cheshire, Grafton,
Peter Gilman. Thomas W. Waldron. Justices of the Quarter Ses-
sions.
£ 50 per annum. £ 20 per annum. £ 20 per annum. £ 20 per annum. £ 20 per annum.
By warrant.
Prov. Judge Admiralty.
Register
do.
Advocate.
Marshal.
William Parker. Jolin Sherburne. Samuel Livermore. John Beck.
The Gov's com'n as Vice-Ad. do. do. do.
Generally about 8 guineas, arising By commission from Governor. from fees.
Secretary of Province.
Theodore Atkinson.
By mandamus from the King.
£100 per ann. including office, By commission fire, candles, &c. £60 salary, from Governor. granted annually by the Assem- bly, and £40 fees.
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