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Dated at East-Hampton this 18th day of December, 1857.
MARCUS B. HAND, ISAAC EDWARDS, SAMUEL H. MILLER, Commissioners of Highways.
Recorded this 18th day of December, 1857.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Order and survey filed in Town Clerk's office, mark- ed C.
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Book G, Page 253.
To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting:
Know ye, that I, Alfred Clark, of the Town of East- Hampton in the County of Suffolk, owner of two sail boats, one of which is called " The Bloomer " and the other having no name, for and in consideration of the
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sum of seventy-five dollars, lawful money of the Unit- ed States of America, to me in hand paid before the sealing and delivery of these presents, by Samuel B. Gardiner of the same place, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain and sell unto the said Samuel B. Gardiner, his executor, administrators, and assigns, the said two boats, together with the masts, sails, oars, anchors, cables, and all other fix- tures, necessaries and appurtenances, thereunto ap- pertaining and belonging. To have and to hold the said boats and appurtenances, unto him, the said Samuel B. Gardiner, his executors, administrators, and assigns, to his and their only sole and proper use, benefit and behoof forever.
And I, the said Alfred Clark, have and by these presents do covenant and agree for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, to and with the said Samuel B. Gardiner, his heirs, executors and adminis- trators to warrant and defend the said boats or ves- sels with the appurtenances against all and every per- son and persons whomsoever, of all and singular which said boats or vessels with the fixtures, neces- saries and appurtenances.
I, the said Alfred Clark, have put the said Samuel B. Gardiner in full possession, by delivering to him the said Samuel B. Gardiner, one oar at the sealing and delivery of these presents, in the name of the whole of said boats or vessels, with the appurtenances hereby bargained and sold, or mentioned or intended so to be, unto him, the said Samuel B. Gardiner, as aforesaid.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
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and seal this twenty-fifth day of December in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. ALFRED CLARK. (L. S.)
Sealed and delivered in presence of JEREMIAH MILLER.
Book G, Page 254. County of Suffolk, ss .:
On this 25th day of December in the year 1857 be- fore me personally came Alfred Clark, known to me to be the individual named and described in and who executed the foregoing bill of sale and duly acknowl- edged the execution thereof.
HENRY B. TUTHILL, Justice of the Peace.
Recorded this 25th day of December, 1857, at 40 minutes past 7 o'clock p. m.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Book G, Page 256 .- Whereas, a certain highway in the Town of East-Hampton, known as the Cove Hol- low highway, has been laid out but not sufficiently described; now, therefore,
We, the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, all of said Commissioners having been notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this order, having examined the prem- ises and having deliberated upon the facts and cir- cumstances of the case, Do Order, that a part of said highway be ascertained, described and entered of re- cord according to a survey which they have caused to be made of the same, as follows: The center of said highway beginning at a stake (marked A on the map),
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which bears from the west corner of Charles R. Day- ton's lot, which he bought of Col. Samuel Miller-S 39 degress E. distant three chains and 89 links and running S. 362 degrees W. 8 chains 97 links to a stake (B on the map); then S. 262 degrees W. 8.51 chains to a stake (C on the map); then S. 72 degrees W. 4.91 chains to a stake (D on the map); then S. 15 degrees W. 5.06 chains to a stake (E on the map), opposite to the west corner of Josiah C. Dayton's land, which he bought of Henry P. Hedges, Esq., said line to be the center of the highway, and said highway to be five rods wide.
In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names this twenty-second day of January, 1858.
ISAAC EDWARDS, MARCUS B. HAND, Commissioners of Highways.
Recorded this twenty-third day of January, 1858.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk. Order and survey filed in T. Clerk's office marked D.
Ear Marks, Page 121 .- Thomas B. Hand of Bridge- Hampton enters for his ear mark a slope over the left ear and a nick under both ears.
Recorded January 30th, 1858.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
John D. Edwards enters for his ear mark a hollow crop at the right ear and an Ell under the left ear.
Recorded Feb'y 22d, 1858.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk. March 10th, 1858.
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Book G, Page 257-The trustees of the freeholders and commonalty of the Town of East-Hampton sold unto Cornelius C. Conklin a tract of land, being at the west end of Wainscott, called common land, for the sum of ten dollars, bounded as follows, viz., north and east by common land, south by a highway, west by the land of the heirs of James Edwards, deceased; being five rods from east to west, by the highway, and eight hods from south to north, containing forty rods, by Quitclaim Deed.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Clerk of Trustees.
Recorded March 12th, 1858.
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Book G, Page 257 .- Whereas, application has been made to the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton in due form of law that they would lay out a highway from a point near the southwest end of Amagansett street, through the land of Eras- tus Barnes to Town lane highway. Now, therefore, we, the Commissioners of Highways of said Town, all of said Commissioners having been notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this order, having examined into the facts and circumstances of the case and having become satisfied that said high- way is necessary for the public convenience.
Do Order that a highway be laid out from a point on a line with the rear of the church lot of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church in the Village of Amagansett over the land of Erastus Barnes and southwesterly of the land of Jonathan C. Schellenger, three rods wide
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to Town lane, according to a survey which they have caused to be made of the same as follows, to wit:
The center line of said highway to begin at a stake on a line with the rear of said church lot, which stake bears from the east corner of the church due north distance 1.37 chains, and from the west corner of the house of Jonathan C. Schellenger N. 691 degrees W., distance 1.76 chains (marked A on the map), and run- ning N. 24 degrees W. 8.05 chains to a stake (marked B on the map); then N. 32 degrees W. 7.08 chains to a stake at the bars between Great Close and Gardiner's woods (marked C on the map); then N. 43 degrees W. 10 chains to a stake nearly opposite to the bars of J. C. Schellinger (marked D on the map); then N. 44} de- grees W. 11.24 chains to a stake at the bars between Gardiner's woods and Gardiner's stubble (marked E on the map); then N. 492 degrees W. 11.91 chains to a stake at Town Lane (Marked F on the map), which stake is on the south side of said Town lane highway and distant from the corner between the land of Jacob and Jonathan E. Schellinger on north side of Town lane one chain and twenty-eight links and is the northern termination of this highway.
In witness whereof we, the said Commissioners, have hereunto subscribed our names this 10th day of March, 1858.
MARCUS B. HAND, ISAAC EDWARDS, JEREMIAH HUNTTING, Commissioners of Highways.
Recorded this 15th of March, 1858, by
SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Order, survey, etc., filed in the Town Clerk's office, Marked E.
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Book K, Page 56 .- At the annual Town Meeting, held in the Town of East-Hampton, on the 6th day of April, 1858, the town officers elected and the town laws passed were as follows, viz:
Thomas T. Parsons, Supervisor.
Sylvanus M. Osborn, Town Clerk.
Samuel B. Gardiner, Jeremiah T. Parsons, Jr., (short term), Justices of the Peace.
Nathaniel Dominy, Assessor.
Sineas C. Talmadge, Isaac Schellenger (short term), Commissioners of Highways.
Joseph H. Barnes, Collector.
John H. Youngs, Isaac S. Miller, Overseers of the Poor.
Edmund S. Conklin, David D. Parsons (John C. Hedges, appointed), Inspectors of Election, 1st Dis- trict.
Hannibal French, Luther L. Sherman (James H. Price, appointed), Inspectors of Election, 2d District.
Samuel T. King, Henry P. Osborn (Thomas M. Ed- wards, appointed), Inspectors of Election, 3d District.
John Homan, William L. Parsons, Joseph H. Barnes, Charles J. Mulford, Constables.
Jeremiah Lester, Isaac B. Edwards, 3d, William L. Parsons, Sylvanus M. Osborn, George Hedges, Isaac W. Miller, Sylvester Miller, Jeremiah Conklin, Sam- uel H. Edwards, Henry P. Miller, Abraham O. Van Scoy, Edward Baker, Trustees.
Henry L. Edwards, Herman Strong, Thomas M. Ed- wards, Samuel H. Miller, Jr., Edward H. Jones, Sil- vester Fields, Samuel H. Miller, Jeremiah Conklin, Samuel B. Gardiner, Richard Albertson, William A.
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King, Edward Dayton, Jonathan Miller, Overseers of Highways.
John Youngs, Poundmaster.
Resolved 1st, That the accounts of the Supervisor and Overseers of the Poor be approved and accepted by this meeting.
Resolved 2d, That the sum of two hundred dollars be raised for the contingent expenses of the Town for the year ensuing.
Resolved 3d, That the sum of twelve hundred dol- lars be raised for the support of the poor of the town for the year ensuing.
Resolved, To accept of vote 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, as recorded last year.
Voted, to repeal vote 11th as it stands on the book.
Resolved, To accept of votes 12th and 13th as they stand recorded last year.
Resolved 14, That this meeting disapproves of the proceeding of the Commissioners of Highways of this town in narrowing and discontinuing highways mere- ly for the accommodation of individuals, by taking from the people and giving it to individuals without any compensation, charging the expenses to the town.
Resolved 15, That the Commissioners of Highways of this town be and they hereby are instructed that whenever they shall lay out any highway which is on record in the Town Clerk's office of this town, cause the same to be laid out to the full width as it is re- corded. And that whenever they shall lay out any road or street which has heretofore been used as a highway and not recorded, they cause the same to be laid out to the full width, as it has heretofore been so used.
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Adjourned to meet again on the first Tuesday of April, 1859, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Meeting House. SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk. JAMES H. PRICE, Justice. J. C. HEDGES, Justice.
Transcribed by Sylvanus M. Osborn, Town Clerk.
Ear Marks, Page 122 .- Henry P. Hedges, of Bridge Hampton, enters for his Ear mark a slope on the up- per side of the right Ear. Recorded to Benjamin Rogers, page 89.
Recorded April 28th, 1858.
S. M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Samuel M. Gardiner enters for his Ear mark a crop on the right Ear and an Ell the upper side of the left Ear and a halfpenny under the left Ear. Recorded to his grandfather, Col. Samuel Miller, page 49.
Recorded May 8th, 1858.
S. M. OSBORN, Town Clerk.
Book G, Page 258 .- Whereas, application has been made to the commissioners of highways of the Town of East-Hampton in due form of law, that they would lay out a highway from the southwest end of Ama- gansett street to Town lane highway;
Now, therefore, we, the commissioners of highways of said town, all of said commissioners having been notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this order, having examined into the facts and circumstances of the case, and having become satis- fied that said highway is necessary for the public con-
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convenience, and as a highway has been laid out from a point on a line with the rear of the church lot of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the Village of Amagansett, three rods wide, to Town lane highway,
We, the said commissioners of highways think it necessary that a highway be laid out from the street of Amagansett to the said highway, which commences on a line with the rear of the Methodist Episcopal church lot, as will appear by an order of the commis- sioners of highways in the Town Clerk's office, dated March 10th, 1858,
Do order that a highway be laid out from the south- west end of Amagansett street to the southward of the land of Jonathan C. Schellinger, and eastward of the church lot of the Methodist Episcopal church, two rods wide, to meet the highway, three rods wide, laid out March 10th, 1858, in pursuance to the session law passed in the year 1858. According to a survey which they have caused to be made of the same as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the line of the street 122 links eastward of the said church lot and 37} links westward of the corner of Jonathan C. Schellinger's house lot (marked 1 on the map) to a stake on a line with the rear of the church lot, dis. 1.62 chains (marked A on the map), said stake being the center line of the three rod highway laid out March 10th, 1858, which stake bears from the east corner of the church due north dist. 1.37 chains, and from the west corner of the house of Jonathan C. Schellinger N. 694 degrees W. 1.76 chains, being the northern termination of this highway.
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In witness whereof, we, the said commissioners, have hereunto subscribed our names this 10th day of June, 1858.
GEORGE W. HUNTTING, SINEUS C. M. TALMAGE, Commissioners of Highways.
Recorded June 11th, 1858, by Sylvanus M. Osborn, Town Clerk.
Survey connected on the map from church lot to Town lane, page 257 and 258. Marked E.
Page 259, Book G.
Suffolk County, Town of East-Hampton, ss:
Whereas a road or highway leading from the east- wardly end of Wainscott street to the country road in said town of East-Hampton, now used as a highway, was laid out by the commissioners of the said town in the year of our Lord, 1746, but not sufficiently describ- ed of record. Now, therefore, we, the undersigned, commissioners of highways of the said town, all of the said commissioners having been duly notified to attend and deliberate on the subject of this order, having examined the premises and deliberated upon the facts and circumstances of the case,
Do order, that said highway be ascertained, de- scribed and entered of record, in the clerk's office of said town according to a survey which has been made under our direction, as follows, viz:
The center of said highway, beginning at a point (marked A on the map), said point bearing N. 404 de- grees E. dist. 1.06 chains to the south corner of Mary Cleve's house. Also said point bears S. 543 degrees W. dist. 2.65 chains to the east corner of Jason M.
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Terbell's cowshed and running N. 28 degrees W. dist. 1.60 chains to a stake (marked 1 on the map); then N. 454 degrees W. dist. 4.25 chains to a stake (marked B on the map); from thence on a right angle westward, dist. 18 links, to a stake (marked C on the map); then N. 42 degrees W. dis. 7.30 chains to a stake (marked 2 on the map); then N. 482 degrees W. dis. 4.32 chains to a stake (marked 3 on the map); then N. 592 degrees W. dist. 12.37 chains to a stake (marked 4 on the map); then N. 614 degrees W. dist. 6.64 chains to a stake (marked 5 on the map); then N. 60} degrees W. dist. 10.58 chains to a stake (marked 6 on the map); then N. 642 degrees W. dist. 5.26 chains to a stake (marked 7 on the map); then N. 573 degrees W. dist. 5.63 chains to a stake (marked 8 on the map); then N. 582 degrees W. dist. 3.22 chains to a stake (marked 9 on the map); then N. 44} degrees W. dist. 4.12 chains to a stake (marked 10 on the map); then N. 39} degrees W. dist. 3.86 chains to a stake (marked 11 on the map); then N. 52₺ degrees W. dist. 2.41 chains to a stake (marked 12 on the map); then N. 43} degrees W. dist. 2.22 chains to a stake (marked 13 on the map); then N. 13} · degrees W. dist. 3.41 chains to a stake (marked D on the map); Point D at the termination of said highway on the country road, said point D bearing N. 42 de- grees W. dist. 58 links to a stone at the angle between East-Hampton and Southampton. And we do further order that the line of said survey be the center of said highway, and that the width of said highway at A and from A to B, 1 chain 72 links, then beginning at C 1.35 chains wide and running to 2 where it is 1 chain wide, from thence to station 13 one chain wide, and then in-
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creasing in width to the end at D, where it is 1.50 chains in width.
Given under our hands this 18th
day of February, 1859.
GEORGE W. HUNTTING, ISAAC SCHELLINGER, SINEAS C. M. TALMAGE, Commissioners of Highways.
Posted and recorded by Sylvanus M. Osborn, Town Clerk, February 28th, 1859.
Order and survey filed in the Town Clerk's office, marked F.
Page 261, Book G.
County of Suffolk, Town of East-Hampton, ss:
Whereas application has been made in due form of law to Isaac Schellenger, George W. Huntting and Sineas C. M. (Talmage, Commissioners of Highways, to wit:
" The petitioners, of the undersigned residents of said town and liable to be assessed for highway labor, respectfully showeth: That that part of the highway or common land in said town leading from the home- stead of Nathaniel Dominy towards Three-Mile Har- bor, to a point opposite to the east corner of the land of Nathaniel Baker, has been used as a public high- way but has not been sufficiently described and en- tered of record. That all that part of said highway or common land lying northwardly of a line drawn par- allel with the front fences of Isaac Edwards, Paul Fithian, Nathan Miller and Stephen Scherrill to a point nearly opposite, to the barn and yard of said
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Stephen Scherill, and thence in a northwardly direc- tion as nearly as may be parallel with the westerly bounds of the land of Phebe Bower and others to a point opposite to the aforesaid east corner of Nathan- iel Baker's land and fifteen rods distant from said fences and bounds, has become useless and unneces- sary as a public highway and may be discontinued. Your petitioners therefore pray that you will cause the said highway to be ascertained, described and en- tered of record, so as to be of the width of fifteen rods from the aforesaid bounds, and that you will make an ' order discontinuing all of said highway lying either side of said fifteen rods in width, as above described, or so much thereof as you shall deem expedient.
" Your petitioners also respectfully set forth: That that part of the Fireplace highway beginning at the above mentioned part nearly opposite the barn of said Stephen Sherill, where it unites with the above high- way, and running between the land of said Stephen Sherill and land of said Phebe Bower and others to the cross highway in front of Shem Gardiner's house, has not been sufficiently described and entered of rec- ord.
" Your petitioners therefore pray that you will cause the said highway to be ascertaind, described and entered of record, so as to be not less than four rods in width in any place from the fences which en- closes the land of said Stephen Sherill."
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned, commissioners of highways of said town of East-Hampton, all of said commissioners have met and deliberated on the sub- ject of this order and examined the premises and facts in the case,
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Do Order, that said highways be ascertained, de- scribed and entered of record in the clerk's office of said town according to a survey which has been made under our direction, as follows, viz:
The center of said highway to Three-Mile Harbor beginning at a point (marked A on the map), said point A bears from east corner of Nathaniel Dominy's homestead N. 22} degrees W. dist. 2.37 chains, also said point A bears from south corner of Isaac B. Mil- ler's house S. 733 degrees E. dist. 5.04 chains, and run- ning N. 7₺ degrees E. dist. 3.28 chains to a stake (marked B on the map), then N. 10 degrees E. dist. 17.06 chains to a stake (marked ( on the map), then N. 2 degrees W. dist. 5.89 chains to a stake (marked D on the map), then N. 52 degrees W. dist. 6.97 chains to a stake (marked E on the map). Point E is the ter- mination of said highway uniting with and running into Three-Mile Harbor highway. (At the cross high- way running over Chatfield's hill 10 poles wide.)
And we do further order that the line of said survey be the center of said highway, and that the width of said highway at A be 4.31 chains wide, and at B and from B to C 4 chains and at E 3.60 chains wide. Also we do further order, that the said Fireplace highway commence at a point (marked F on the map), said point F bearing from north corner of Stephen Sher- rill's kitchen N. 114 degrees W. dist. 2.44 chains, said point F being the center of said highway and running N. 343 degrees E. dist. 3.06 chains to a stake (marked G on the map), then N. 6 degrees E. dist. 7.04 chains to a stake (marked H on the map), then N. 35 degrees E. dist. 4.07 chains to a stake (marked J on the map). Point J is the termination of said order, running as
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far as Shem Gardiner's house, being opposite on the cross highway. And we do further order that the line of said highway survey be the center of said high- way, and that the width of said highway from E to J to be one chain wide.
Given under our hands this
17th of March, 1859.
GEORGE W. HUNTTING, ISAAC SCHELLINGER, SINEAS C. M. TALMAGE. Commissioners of Highways.
Posted and recorded by Sylvanus M. Osborne, Town Clerk, March 18th, 1859.
Order and survey filed in the Town Clerk's office marked G.
Page 58, Book K .- At the annual Town Meeting held in the Town of East Hampton, on the 5th of April, 1859, the town officers elected and the town laws passed were as follows, viz:
Supervisor, Thomas T. Parsons.
Town Clerk, Stephen L. Hedges.
Justice of the Peace, Henry B. Tuthill.
Assessor, Edward M. Cooper.
Commissioner of Highways, Joseph H. Barnes. Collector, William H. Babcock, Jr.
Overseers of the Poor, Sineas C. M. Talmage, John H. Youngs.
Inspectors of Election, 1st District, Isaac S. Miller, John C. Hedges; David D. Parsons, appointed. 2nd District, Hannibal French, Luther L. Sherman; James H. Price appointed. 3rd District, Henry P. Osborn, D. B. Van Scoy; Samuel T. King, appointed.
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Constables, William H. Babcock, Jr., Marcus B. Hand, John Homan, Clark King.
Town Trustees-Josiah C. Dayton, Sylvester Miller, Jeremiah Conklin, Isaac S. Miller, Alfred D. Ranger, Jeremiah Lester, Sylvanus M. Osborn, George S. Mil- ler, Joseph H. Barnes, Edmund Tillinghast, Jeremiah J. Mulford, Edward Dayton.
Path Masters-Samuel T. King, Thomas Osborn, Sineas C. M. Talmage, Stephen L. Hedges, Jonathan A. Parsons, Jeremiah Huntting, William C. Hand, Jonathan Miller, Zadoc Bennett, Edward H. Jones, Edward Dayton, Sylvester D. Ranger.
Pound Masters, Clark L. King, John H. Youngs.
Resolved 1st-That the sum of sixteen hundred dol- lars be raised for the support of the poor for the year ensuing.
Resolved 2nd-That the sum of three hundred dol- lars be raised for the contingent expenses of the Town for the year ensuing.
Resolved 3d-That the bill presented by George Miller against the Town for boarding Mary King be paid by the Overseers of the Poor. Amount of said bill, $29.25.
Resolved 4th-That the inhabitants of said Town of East-Hampton may pasture their neat cattle and horses upon the highways and common lands of the said Town from the first of May until the tenth of No- vember and at each ensuing year.
Resolved to accept the votes 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th as passed in 1851; and vote 9th to correspond with vote 4th passed this day. Also accept the votes 10th, 12th and 13th, as passed in 1857.
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Resolved to accept of votes as recorded last year, viz, 14th and 15th.
Adjournment to meet again on the first Tuesday of April, 1860, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Meeting House. SYLVANUS M. OSBORN, Town Clerk. HENRY B. TUTHILL, JAMES H. PRICE, JEREMIAH T. PARSONS, Justices. Transcribed by Sylvanus M. Osborn, Town Clerk.
Page 264, Book G .- Election District Number 4- We, the undersigned, composing the board of town of- ficers of the Town of East-Hampton, deeming it neces- sary that that portion of Election District No. 1 lying and being at the Springs and embraced in School Dis- trict No. 4, is hereby certified to be an election district known as Election District No. 4. Given under our hands this
3rd day of October, 1859.
THOMAS T. PARSONS, Supervisor. STEPHEN L. HEDGES, Town Clerk. JACOB SCHELLINGER, NATHANIEL DOMINY, EDWARD M. COOPER.
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