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We certify that the above is a true result of an election held in the town of Southampton on the first day of April, 1845.
JON. FITHIAN, Justices PELETIAH FORDHAM, ( of Peace.
A true copy of the minutes on file in this office,
ROBT. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 114. (Abstract.) November 22nd, 1845. Silves- ter Downs has in keeping a steer.
PAGE 114. December 23rd, 1845. Oliver Post has in keeping a red yearling steer, marked with a crop of the
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right ear, half penny over the same, and hollow crop of the left. Also a three years old black heifer marked with an L under the right car and half penny over the same and a slope on upper side of the left.
PAGE 114. Jannary 10th, 1846. David H. Sayre gives his ear mark to be a hollow crop of the left and a square erop and nick under the right ear.
PAGE 114. Feb. 4th, 1846. Zeckariah Hawkins gives his ear mark to be a half penny under the left, and a square erop and nick under the right car. The same with a half penny under the right.
PAGE 114. Rogers Robinson gives his ear mark to be a nick over the left ear.
PAGE 114. Thos. M. Robinson gives his ear mark to be a square crop and half penny under the left, a slope over the right and a half penny under it.
PAGE 115. Annual Town Meeting held April 7th, 1846.
Selden Foster was elected Supervisor.
Robert Rhodes was elected Town Clerk.
Erastus Foster was elected Justice of the Peace for four rears.
Charles Howell was elected Collector.
Philetus Pierson was elected Assessor for the term of one year, Henry Gardiner for the term of two years. and Peletiah Fordham for the term of three years.
George O. Post was elected Commissioner of Highways for the term of one year, Albert Rogers for the term of two years, and Benj. F. Rogers for the term of three years.
John White and Isaac M. Pierson were elected Overseers of the Poor.
John Hobart, John Reney, Herman Woodruff, Robert R. Rhodes and Horace Foster were elected Constables.
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Edwin Rose was elected Town Superintendent of Common Schools.
Dist. No. 1. Samuel A. Sealy and Peletiah Fordham were elected inspectors of election and John H. Dayton appointed.
Dist. No. 2. Levi D. Wright and Josiah H. White elect- ed, and Luther Halsey appointed.
Dist. No. 3. Philetus Pierson and Albert Rogers eleet- ed, and Selden Foster appointed.
Dist. No. 4. Erastus Foster and Henry Gardiner elect- ed and John F. Foster appointed.
Dist. No. 5. William Stratton and Nathan Penny elected and Spencer Dayton appointed.
Overseers of highways : Dist. No. 1 Cephas Jagger, No. 2 Hervey Halsey, No. 3 Frederick Hallock, Jr., No. 4 Nathan Penny, No. 5 Carle Seaman. No. 6 Edward Sayre, No. 7 Charles Howell, No. 8 Enoch Halsey. No. 9 James L. Haines, No. 10 Robert Hedges. No. 11 Lyman Pitcher, No. 12 Caleb Howell. No. 13 Nathan Pierson. No. 14 Lewis Scott, No. 15 Jesse Terry. No. 16 Halsey Foster.
Town Trustees, Merit Culver, John White, Jeremiah Squires, George Post. Edward Halsey, James Herrick, Charles Bellows, Henry White, David Pierson. Gurdon Corwithe, Horace Foster, Philetus Pierson.
Pound Masters John F. Foster. Merit Culver. William Corwithe, John B. Corey.
Town Sealer, Robert R. Rhodes.
Voted, that three Commissioners of the Highways be elected. Voted that two overseers of the poor be elected for the ensuing year.
Voted, that eighteen hundred (1,800; dollars be raised for the support of the poor. and three hundred and fifty (350) dollars for contingenttexpenses for the ensuing year.
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Voted, that the sum of six dollars sixty-four (6.64) cents to be paid to the pound master. in the village of Bridge- Hampton, being the balance due him for building a pound in that village.
Voted, that six (6) dollars be appropriated for the use of the house in which this meeting is held.
Voted, that horses under two years old, cattle and sheep be allowed to run on the highways and common lands. Voted also, that old horses. swine and geese be allowed to run on the common lands and highways of this town. Voted, that circular. division and all other fences in this town, shall, in order to be sufficient, be equal in the judge- ment of the fence viewers to a four rail fence three feet six inches high.
We certify that the above is a true result of an election held in the town of Southampton on the 7th day of April. 1846.
ERASTU'S FOSTER, Justices of the
PELETIAH FORDHAMI.
JONATHAN FORDHAM. Peace.
A true copy from the minutes on file in this office.
ROBT. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 117. 1846. Joseph Robinson gives his car mark (bought of heirs of Samuel Jagger) to be a slit in the right and a square erop and a half penny under the left ear.
PAGE 117. Charles Howell gives his ear mark to be a slit in each ear, transferred from his grandfather Zebulon Howell.
PAGE 117. At a meeting of the Commissioners of the
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town of Southampton, in the County of Suffolk. held in said town on the 25th day of May. all the said Commissioners having been duly notified to attend the said meeting for the purpose of deliberating on the subject of this order, it ap- pearing to the said Commissioners that the road in said town used as a highway leading from fourth neck to River- head, has been used as a public highway for seventy years but has not been recorded ; it is ordered by the said com- missioners that the said road be ascertained. described and entered of record. And the said Commissioners do furth- er order, that the description and course of said road be as follows : commencing at Fourth Neck, near the house of Horace Foster, and running in a northwesterly direction past the houses of Sylvester Benjamin and Sylvester Downs until it intersects the highway leading from the west end of the village of Quogne to Riverhead, and that the centre of said highway is the middle of the present wagon track. and that the said road shall be of the width of three rods. In witness whereof we have hereunto played our hands this 25th day of May, 1846.
GEO. O. POST. ) Commissioners BENJ. F. ROGERS. \ of Highways.
Recorded June 5th, 1846.
PAGE 118. At a town meeting held in the town of South- ampton, on the 19th day of May, 1846, pursuant to an "Act relating to excise," passed May 14th, 1815, and the act amending the same, passed February 16th, 1846. The whole number of votes given, was five hundred and ninety- one, of which four hundred and five were for " no license," and one hundred and eighty-six were for " license."
We certify that the above is a true and correct statement
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of the number of ballots received and canvassed at the aforesaid meeting.
Dated at Southampton, May the 19th, 1846.
JNO. FITHIAN. ¡ Justices NATHANIEL TOPPING, of the PELETIAH FORDHAM, \ Peace.
A true copy from the minutes on file in this office,
ROBT. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 118. At a meeting of the Commissioners of the town of Southampton, in the County of Suffolk, heid in said town at the house of Benj. F. Rogers, on the 17th day of June, all the said commissioners having been duly notified to attend the said meeting for the purpose of deliberating on the subject of this order. it appearing to the said Commis- sioners, that the road in said town. used as a highway lead- ing from Bullshead to the Water Mill, has been used as a public highway for twenty years, previous to March 21st. 1797, but has not been recorded. It is ordered by the said Commissioners, that the said road be ascertained, described and entered on record, and the said Commissioners do further order that the description, courses and distances of said road be according to a survey which they have caused to be made of the same as follows :
Commencing where it intersects the road from the south part of Mecox to Sag-Harbor, thence running parallel to the said line of survey being north two and a-half rods, said survey being the south line of said road. Commencing where the west line of the road from Mecox to Bull's Head intersects the line of the fences in front of Alanson Top- ping's house and running south 72.30 W. to a stone sunk in the ground a little east of Wm. Jones' blacksmith shop,
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from thence to stake opposite Wm. Corwithe's house S. 70 deg. W. 7 Ch., 57 L., thence to a stake near corner of Syl- vester Hildreth's lot S. 77 deg. 30 min. W .. 18 Ch. 29 I ... thence to a stake opposite Win. Booth's house, S. 68 deg. 30 min. W., 9 Ch. 38 L. thence to D. Corwithe's corner, op- posite N. M. Corwithe's house, S. 79 deg. 30 min. W., 15 Ch. 67 L., thence to stake near Luther Halsey's smoke house, S. 75 deg. 30 min. W., 32 Ch. 60 L., thence to stake in front of M. G. Rose's house, S. 69 deg. 30 min. W., 21 Ch. 80 L., thence to stake corner of the lane (cast corner) S. 50 deg. W., 5 Ch. 43 L., thence to stake near the other corner of lane, S. 66 deg. W., 1 Ch. 51 L., thence to stake at the corner of John Fordham's swamp, S. 74 deg. W., 25 Ch. 18 L., thence to stake near A. P. Fordham's, S. 47 deg. W. 14 Ch. 37 L., theuce to stake N. E. corner of B. F. Roger's lot S. 44 deg., 30 min. W. 3.19 thouce to stake near the other corner of B. F. Roger's lot S. 45 deg. W., 6 Ch. 50 L., thence to stake in ditch opposite S. Rose's house S. 57. deg. W., 36 Ch. 62 L., thence to stake between S. Rose's and Hervey Rose's shop, S. 51 deg. W. 6 Ch. 56 L .. thence to stake at Hervey Rose's shop. S. 36 deg. W. 10 Ch. 32 JA, thence to N. W. corner of his lot at the corner of lane S. 27 deg. W. 10 Ch. 11 L., thence to stake opposite Brazillai Halsey's, S. 29 deg. W. 7 Ch. 89 L., thence to stake between Barzillai Halsey's and Amos Warren's S. 58 deg. 30 min. W., 9.96, thence to stake at Mr. Warren's house S. 58 deg. 30 min. W. 7 Ch. 24 L., thence S. 66 deg. W. until it intersects the road leading by the houses of Au- gustns and Abraham Halsey, and that the line above meu-
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tioned, be the centre of said road, and said road be of the width of five rods.
In witness wherof we have hereto placed our hands this 17th day of June, 1846.
BENJ. F. ROGERS, / Commissioners. ALBERT ROGERS, J
A true copy of the original on file in this office recorded, June 20th, 1846.
ROBT. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 120. At a meeting of the Commissioners of the Town of Southampton, in the County of Suffolk, held in the said town, at the house of Albert Rogers, on the eleventh day of July, all the said commissioners having been duly notified to attend the said meeting for the purpose of delib- erating on the subject of this order, it appearing to the said Commissioners that the road in said town used as a high- way leading from the highway running cast of Capt. Her- rick's house to Jeffrey's Creek, has been laid out but not sufficiently described of record, it is ordered by the said Commissioners that the said road be ascertained, described, and entered of record, and the said Commissioners do furth- er order, that the description, courses and distances of said road be according to a survey which they have caused to be made of the same as follows :
Commenced at a stake 18 inches cast of the S. W. corner of Anstin Herrick's lot as the fence now stands, thence run- ning S. 36 deg. 15 min. East, till it intersects the road from the church, running N. past said Herrick's on the east and thence from said stake N. 36 deg. 15 min. W. 17.32 rods, to a stake near the S. W. corner of Agee Halsey's lot, thence N. 42 deg. 15 min. W. 73.4 rods touching the ditch of the
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north lot of the heirs of Geo. Bowden, the said line of sur- vey is the east line of said road and the W. line is parallel to it, and four rods distant, and that the centre of said road he two rods west of said line of survey, and said road be of the width of four rods.
In witness whereof we have hereunto placed our hands this thirtieth day of July. 1846.
BENJ. F. ROGERS. ALBERT ROGERS.
Commissioners.
A true copy of the original on file in this office. Re- corded Aug. 25th, 1846.
ROBERT R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 121. Dec. 5th. 1846. John F. Foster has in keep- ing one two years old red, white-faced steer. Ear mark. cropped ell of the left and slit in the right car.
Also one pied yearling heifer, marked with a half penny under the left, a crop and hole in the right ear.
Also one red. two years old steer, mark a slit in the left. and a slope under the right car.
Also one red, two years okl heifer, mark a slope under the left, and a half penny each side of the right car.
PAGE 121. Dec. 15th. Cephas Foster has in keeping a two years old pied steer, marked with a crop of the right and a half penny over the left ear.
PAGE 121. 1847. January 9th. Jesse Rogers gives his ear mark to be a crop of the left, and a slit and two half pennies under the right ear.
PAGE 121. Henry Squires gives his ear mark to be a Alope over, and two half pennies under cach car,
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PAGE 121. Feb. 3d. H. H. Jessup has in keeping a red vearling heifer, without any car mark.
PAGE 122. 1847. March 12th. Sylvanns White gives his ear mark to be a square crop of the right, and a half penny under each ear.
PAGE 122. April 6th. Alva Halsey records as his ear mark, that which was his father's, (Wm. Halsey), to be a slope under the right, and a half penny over the left ear.
PAGE 122. Annual Town Meeting held April 6th. 1847. Selden Foster was elected Supervisor.
Robert R. Rhodes was elected Town Clerk.
Edwin Rose was elected Justice of the Peace.
James Herrick was elected Collector.
Austin Rose was elected Assessor for three years.
George O. Post was elected Commissioner of Highways for three years.
Isaac M. Pierson and John White were elected Overseers of the Poor.
John Reney, John Hobart, Herman Woodruff, Robt. R. Rhodes and Horace Foster were elected Constables.
Edwin Rose was elected Town Superintendent of Com- mon Schools.
Inspectors of Election. District No. 1 Peletiah Ford- ham, Samuel A. Sealy elected, John H. Dayton appointed.
No. 2 Levi D. Wright, Elbert Rose elected, David Pier- son appointed.
No. 3 Selden Foster. Albert Rogers elected. Jon. Fithian appointed.
No. 4 Erastus Foster, Henry Gardiner elected. John F. Foster appointed.
No. 5 Spencer Dayton, William Stratton elected, Joseph Brown appointed.
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Overseers of Highways : Dist. No. 1 Cephas Jagger, No. 2 Hervey Halsey, No. 3 John F. Foster, No. 4 Nathan Penny, No. 5 Carl Serman, No. 6 Edward Sayre, No. 7 Geo. Post, No. 8 Hervey Rose, No. 9 John N. Hedges, No. 10 Robert Hedges, No. 11 Lodowick Drake, No. 12 Hunt- ting Payne, No. 13 Lewis R. Edwards, No. 14 Daniel Jen- nings, No. 15 Jesse Terry, No. 16 Halsey Foster.
Town Trustees, Robt. F. Post, Geo. Post, Henry White. John White. Samuel Sanford, Uriah Sayre, Philetus Pier- son, James M. Hildreth, Enoch Halsey, Levi D. Wright. Wm. Phillips, Chas. Bellows.
Pound Masters, William Corsithe, Merit Culver and Jolm F. Foster.
Town Sealer, Robert R. Rhodes.
The report of the Overseers of the Poor was received read, and accepted.
Voted that $1,300 be raised for the support of the poor for the ensuing year, and that the sum of $500 be raised for contingent expenses.
Voted, that $6 be appropriated for the use of the house in which this meeting is held.
Resolved, that the Overseers of the Poor of the Town pay to Dr. John L. Gardiner, $47.75 for his bill for medical services, rendered the family of Sineas Miller, late of this town deceased, it satisfactorily appearing that the said Miller died insolvent and a town pauper.
Resolved, that if any pauper living at the poor house. leave it without permission of the Overseers, they are in- structed (at their discretion) to withhold further aid to such pauper.
Resolvdd, that no cattle, horses, or sheep be allowed to run on the highways or common lands of this town.
We certify the above to be a true result of an election
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held on the 6th day of Apri, 1847. in and for the town of Southampton.
PELETIAH FORDHAM, Justces NATHANIEL TOPPING, of JON. FITHIAN, Peace.
A true copy from the minutes on file in this office.
ROBT. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 124. April 13. Obed Smith records his (changed) ear mark to be an ell over each, and a nick under the left car.
PAGE 124. At a town meeting held in the town of South- ampton, on the 27th day of April, 1847, pursuant to an act passed May 14. 1845. and an act amending the same, passed February 16th, 1816. The whole number of votes given was four hundred and eighty-three, of which three hundred and fifteen were for " No License." and one hundred and sixty were for " License."
We certify that the above is a true and correct statement of the number of ballots received and canvassed at the aforesaid meeting.
Dated at Southampton, April 27th, 1847.
PELETIAH FORDHAM. Justices JON. FITHIAN, of thé NATHANIEL TOPPING. 1 Peace.
A true copy from the minutes on file in this office,
ROBERT R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 124. June 25th, 1847. George Edwards gives his ear mark to be a hole in the right and a square crop of each ear.
PAGE 125. 1847, Sept. 2nd. Albert Foster gives his ear mark (bought of George Makie) to be an ell over the left. and an ell under the right car,
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PAGE 125. Nov. 15th, 1847. John F. Foster has in keeping one red yearling steer, marked with a half penny under the right, and two half-pennies under the left ear.
PAGE 125. Albert Reeves records his brand A. P. R.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Dec. 14th. Zachariah Hawkins has in keeping a steer.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Dec. 15th, 1847. Charles How- ell has in keeping one black heifer.
PAGE 125. May 25th, 1850. Charles Howell has in keeping a colt of a dark sorrell color, supposed to be two years old, with a white spot in the forehead.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Hewlett Reeves records his car marks. May 27th, 1850.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Jan. 6th. 1854. Oliver Post has in keeping, a red yearling heifer, marked with square crop and slit of the right, and half penny upper side of the same, and cropped ell under side of the left ear.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Jan. 1st, 1854. Wm. B. Culver has in keeping a two year old heifer.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Feb. 11th, 1854. Isaac (. Hal- sey has in keeping two bright red heifers. coming 2 years old, one marked with a hollow or swallow crop on the left. and a small ell over the right : the other, a half penny un- der the left, and a hollow or swallow crop on the right car.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Ang. 7th. Nathaniel Topping takes Elihu Howell's mark. a slope under and half-penny over the left car.
PAGE 125. (Abstract.) Ang. 11th. Solomon R. Field's par mark, three holes in right, Private mark "
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PAGE 126. Account of school monies received and paid by Edwin Rose, Town Superintendent of Common Schools. 1850, Feb .. amount of monies received for present year. $1,578.29. of which one-half was received from the County Treasurer and one-half from the Town Collector, which amount was apportioned among the several districts, as follows :
NO.
AMOUNT
DISTRICT.
CHILDREN.
MONEY.
TEACHERS.
LIBRARY.
No. 1.
56
$53.34
$42.68
$10.66
2,
35
53.33
26.67
6.66
..
3.
15
42.86
34.29
8.57
..
4,
No report.
..
5.
84
80.01
64.01
16.00
6.
93
88.59
70.88
17.71
64
7,
69
65.72
52.60
13.12
8.
83
79.06
63.25
15.81
6.
9,
101
96.20
76.96
19.24
10.
72
68.88
54.87
13.71
6.
12.
4.4
41.91
33.53
8.38
..
13.
No report.
14.
29
27.69
22.16
5.83
16
15.
13
40.96
32.77
8.19
16.
114
108.58
86.87
21.71
17.
50
47.62
38.10
9.52
18.
39
37.15
29.72
7.43
66
19.
10
38.10
30.48
7.62
20.
45
42.86
34.29
8.57
..
21,
266
253.36
202.69
50.67
..
22.
63
60.00
48.00
12.00
..
23,
12
40.00
32.00
8.00
24,
33
31.44
25.16
6.28
$1,578.29
$1,262.68
$315.61
11,
211
200.97
160.78
40.19
The sums above apportioned have been paid to the sey- eral districts, with the exception of the balances stated in the following table, as has also the balance of eighty-two
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dollars and twenty-five cents found unexpended in my hands according to certificate of Board of Town Auditors, 26th March, 1850.
AMOUNT DUE SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
No. of district. Teachers. Library.
1
$42.68
1.67
$6.66
6
20.88
.90
8
0.06
3.49
12
5.13
15
2.77
17
3.10
9.52
20
8.57
22
41.10
12.00
23
2.00
Amount paid to H. Halsey, $114.20
×46.45
Dated 16th November, 1850.
EDWIN ROSE.
Late Town Superintendent of Common Schools. A true transcript from the original on file in this office. ROBr. R. RHODES, Town Clerk.
PAGE 127. The record below is made pursuant to au Act providing for the registry of births, deaths and mar- riages, passed April 28th, 1847.
1847
MALFS.
BIRTHS.
1 Jan. 4th, Cornelius and Amelia Hendrickson, (colrd )
1
.. 16th, Charles and Rebecca Stephens.
1
.. 19th, Gilbert B. and Irena Strong.
1 29th, Nathaniel and Mary Topping.
1 Feb. 3d, Joseph and Susan King, one infant.
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1 1 Jan. 20. John P. and Esther Herrick, one infant. 16th, Albert G. and Phobe Ann Williamson.
1 17th, John M. and Lucretia M. Parker.
Mch. 13th, John and Emily Wolley.
1 1
1 April 3d, James aud Harriet Howell. Feb. 17th, George and Elizabeth Post.
1 April 12th, Noah and Abagal Ellsworth.
1
1 Mch. 29th, John and Amelia Ware. Feb. 15th. Elias M. and Ann Howell.
1 April 18th, Benjamin and Amanda. 66 20th, Lodowick and Betsy Cook.
66 6th. Daniel W. and Marietta C. Howell.
1 1 1 May 5th, Huntting JJ. and Susan Post.
I .. 7th, Christopher E. and Ann Hennigar.
1
.. 9th, Jeremiah and Mary Hedges.
1
.. 13th, John and Charity Ludlow.
1 14th, John and Caroline Hedges.
1
.. 15th, Wm. H. and Frances A. Payne.
1
65 21st, Samuel A. and Hannah (. Cook.
1 June 2d, Wm. and Ann Brown.
1
.. 11th, Thos. and Eliza Ann Ross.
1
.. 25th, Edwin and Susan Post.
1 1
" 30th. Wm. T. and Elizabeth Fowler.
1
٠٠ 28th, Alanson M. and Caroline Cook.
1 July 4th, Baldwin and Elizabeth Sherman.
1
.. 6th, Edward and Hannah M. Rogers.
1
. 3d, Aaron and Betsey T. Fithian.
1
1 10th, Jeremiah O. and Eliza Hedges. 1 18th, Illegitimate. Aug. 1st, Jeremiah and Margaret Eldridge.
1
.. 15th, Lodowick F. and Eliza G. Deering.
1
.. 16th, Wm. and Abagal F. Wattles.
27th, Frederick and Elmira J. Howell.
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2 Aug. 20th. Pyrhus and Esther Gad. .. 30th. Charles and Harriet White. 1 .. 31st. Frederick and Mary Frion.
Sept. Ist. Daniel and Roxanna Payne.
1
1 19th, Hanibal and Cornelia French.
1 25th, Illegitimate.
28th, James H. and Mary P. Hildreth.
1 1 1 1 1
1
.. 7th, Hlegitimate.
..
17th. Hervy and Laura H. Hedges. 18th. Henry L. and Jernsha Hildreth. 1st, Heury R. and M. E. White.
1
.. 3d, Ezra and Nancy Babcock.
1 8th. Watson and Sally W. Edwards. ..
1 15th. John and Roxanna Brison.
1
.. 18th. George P. and Eliza S. Consor. (colored.)
1
.. 23d. Erastus and Sarah Foster.
1
. . 27th. Charles and Jano Bishop. 29th. Austin and Debora Ann Havens.
1
1 Dec. 10th. Augustus and Laura Terry. .. 13th. Abram and Rachel Lewis,
1 1 .. 18th, Wm. and Maria Atkins.
1
.. 29th, Chas. A. and Frances Ludlow.
PAGE 129. MARRIAGES. January 8, Erastus Foster. Sarah Howell.
.. 9. Jeremiah Bennett, Sarah Elizabeth King. February 3, - Reilley, Phebe Corwith.
March 3, Augustus Terry, Laura Halsey.
1
1 1 .. 4th, Daniel and Catherine Lundugan. 7th, Edmond and Mary Ann Hildreth.
.. 28th, George M. and Esther Rogers, 29th. Charles Maynard.
.. 1 Oct. 1st. Wm. and Patience Booth.
1 Nov.
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April 29, Isaac Tuthill, Caroline Brown.
Max 5, David Drake, Harriet Fithian.
18, Squires Hedges Miller, Frances Abagal Toppin.
March 18, Wm. Payne, Ellen Smithi.
٠٠ 31, Sidney Crowell, Hannah Sandford.
May 20, James Thompson, Laura Parker.
June 1. David P. Rose, Mary S. Toppin.
.. 3. George Eldridge, Mary Lister.
28. Caleb Eldridge, Elizabeth Crarey.
July Benjamin Fisher, Fanny Havens.
7, Calvin Calvert, Mary T. Elliot.
Sept mbr 17, Michael Hefron, Catherine MeQuirk.
July 10, Chas. A. Goodall, Eliza J. Talinage.
Septem. 23, Edward Halsey, Louisa Miller.
Novem'r 2. Edward R. Merrall, Laura Gardiner.
.. 9, Jason Loper, Ruth Corwithe. 18, John Killis, Mary Ann Williams (colored ).
Decemb'r '1. Stephen Talmage. Eliza Cook.
4, Stephen L. Overton, Nancy Loper. 7, Edward B. Hill, Margaret Squires.
16, John C'rook, Sarah J. Corwin.
24, Chas. Mott, Bathsheba Howell.
28. David Vail, Maria I. Fordham.
PAGE 130.
DEATHS
MAIE.
FEMALE
1 46 Jan. 9, Matilda Hand. 1 32 23, Mrs. Samuel Leck.
38 .. 2, Mary A. Franklin.
1 17 29, Abagail Vail.
1 18 Feb. 12. Elizabeth Woodward.
1 65 15. Abagail Hildreth.
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
1
14 Feb. 20, Ann M. Fordham. 1 " 22, Frances Post.
1
1
Mch. 1, Infant.
1
4, Frances A. Parker.
1
1 6. 9, Alice Fordham.
1 86 18, Prudence Topping.
1
67 20, Paul Topping.
1 Infut
24, Julius Huntting.
1
31 30, Susan Carney.
1 93 April 5, Jane Mackie.
1 77 1 1 May 2, Caroline Winters. 1 .. 9, Henry C. Sherman. Infant.
1 51 July 9, Hannah Cone.
71 " 26, Otis Russel.
1 40 " 21, Elmira J. Howell.
1
7 30, Levi D. Wright.
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