First report of the Record Commisssioners relative to the early town records, Part 16

Author: Providence. Record Commissioners
Publication date: 1892
Publisher: [Providence] Snow & Farnham [etc.] City Printers
Number of Pages: 334


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town expense of family's sickness


1778 1456


against Prince Paine John Chace for medicines and attendance 1776 994


against Robert Sherry John Murfee for services to small pox patient


1751 191


against State of Rhode Island John Chace for medi- cal care of Miss Sukey Cary of Newport


1778 1447


Miss Coggeshall of Newport


1777 1348


Mrs. Esther King and daughter of Newport


1778 1463


against town of Paul Allen divers services


1780 2260


of Sarah Andrews nursing


1778 1549


of Nathan Angell divers services


1751 203


supplies for sloop Diamond 1776 987 for sloop Enterprise 1776 986


of Samuel Black for attending sick


1789 5089


of Henry Bowen for services


1788 4929


1789 5184


of Dr. William Bowen for medical services


1778 1378


of Taber Bowen for services


1774 742


of Daniel Branch for services


1775 770


of John Brown for care of patients


1751 179


of Gershom Carpenter for coffin for Andrew Hacker


1779 1585


of John Carter for advertising 1777 1353


1790 5475


of Dr. John Chace for medical services 1776 993 1777 1180


1779 1572 1660 1786 3826


of Samuel Chace for services of his negro Cæsar


1761 359


of William Compton for divers services 1773 520


1776 942 909 1088 1777 1125 1199


of Daniel Cooke for blankets 1781 2578


of Joshua Doan for care of sick 1751 193


executrix of for care of sick 1751 241


of Theodore Foster care of Jonathan Brownell 1777 1292


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1776 1110


1776 979


Small Pox generally, bill against town of Robert Gibbs for medicines 1751 205


of Ebenezer Hill for goods lost or concealed in the time of the small pox 1752 206


of James Hunter for services 1752 208


of Thomas Kinnicut for damage to his house used as a pest house 1752 195


of George Law for provisions for sick


1758 308


of David Lawrence for bread for sloops Dia- mond and Enterprise 1776 1001


of John MacNeal for care of sick 1760 340


of Benjamin Marshall for cleansing clothing 1752 196


1751 192


of Joseph Martin for coffin 1774 731 1776 1017 1018 1778 1399 1466


of James Mitchel for services 1775 769


of John Murfrey for services 1752 198


of Jonathan Olney for care of sick 1751 177


of John Read for nursing 1761 354


of Samuel Rockwell moving patient and goods 1752 202


of Rosanna Simons for cleansing clothing 1776 988


of Dr. Henry Sterling medical care 1763 374


of Robert Sterry services 1752 197


of Daniel Tefft for milk for sick 1776 1028


of Dr. Thomas Truman medical care 1777 1293


of William Viall for attendance on sick 1776 1032


of Bennet Wheeler for advertising 1789 5344


of John Williams' negro for services


1751 204


against town council of Jabez Bowen for rice sup- plied


1776 1006


of Dr. John Chace for medicines and attend- ance 1773 604 1777 1181 1779 1586 1780 2166


1782 2637 2831 1783 2952


of William Holroyd for expense of Mrs. Shur- den's case 1778 1426


of Abigail Piles for nursing and sundries


1777 1204


of Dorothy Sanford for nursing 1761 352


against town of Rehoboth and Joshua Hacker of town of Providence for expense of 1778 1570


1760 338


certificate as to condition of a patient


1787 4421


as to brig Providence etc.


1776 978


as to cleansing of sloop Diamond


1776 990


sloop Enterprise sloop Harmony 1785 3509


1777 1162


as to Robert Sterry and Sally Whitehorn


inoculation for see also Small Pox Hospital post bill of Henry Bowen against town for circulating petitions for and against 1789 5241 5244


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Small Pox generally, inoculation for, bill


of William Compton against town for warn- ing town meeting by drum 1776 1031


form of a vote allowing town council to introduce 1785 15080a


letter from town of Johnston as to joint measures 1776 1021


measures as to establishment of hospitals 1776 1019


petition for liberty of 1789 5170 5171 5172


to delay liberty of 1789 5173 5174


against inoculation in the hospital


1789 5204


proposal of Dr. Fisk to establish hospital 1782 2775


further proposition of Dr. Fisk as to


1782 2787


report of committee to locate site for hospital and to draw up rules and regulations for the same 1776 995


unlawful case of young Simmons bill of William Givens against town council for keeping guard 1788 4831 proceedings of town council 1788 4827 4828


warrant to warn town meeting to consider Dr. Fisk's proposition 1782 2785


list of debts due town 1778 1373


memorandum of town council orders as to certain cases


1778 1383


note (unsigned) of Jonathan Brownell to town treasurer, for expense of 1777 1331


of Vespasian Miller to town treasurer for support of his family 1778 1455


order of town council on town treasurer in favor of Na- than Arnold for expense due from estate of Prince Paine


1776 1013


Joseph Burgis for services


1773 517


Ephraim Carpenter for services


1778 1400


Dr. John Chace medicines etc. 1779 1584 1664


1783 2972


Mr. Grinnell a patient 1778 1432


William Holroyd on account Mrs. Shurdan's case


1778 1435


Benjamin Marshall for care of patients


1773 510


James Mitchell for attending 1773 511


Anne Stone for nursing


1777 1316


Tillinghast & Holroyd for bill for supplies


1774 608


William Vial for attendance on Julius Caesar


1776 1033


Samuel Warner for bill for supplies


1774 610


report of Ephraim Carpenter as to monies received on small pox account


1777 1198


of expenses against sloop Enterprise


1776 991


of expense against Julius Caesar


1776 1034


of expense of people sick on sloop Diamond


1776 1109


of committee to examine sloop Mashapaug


1757 299


resolution of town council as to Paul Allen's account


1782 2656


as to account of Sally Andrews for nursing


1778 1567


as to Capt. Anthony's schooner


1788 4744


as to account of James Arnold for supplies


1782 2619


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Small Pox generally, resolution of town council


in re sloop Betsy in harbor with small pox on board 1788 4866 as to small pox on John Brown's schooner 1788 4775


as to account Ephraim Carpenter for services 1782 2639 Dr. John Chace medicines and attendance 1777 1260


as to case of Betsy Field 1778 4801


as to matter of James Field deceased


1783 2886


as to account of John Jenkins for attendance of Sarah Palmer for nursing as to brig Providence passengers and cargo


1787 4409


as to Darius Sessions Jr a patient 1782 2819


as to account of Christopher Sheldon for supplies 1782 2618 of Sarah Stebbins for nursing 1783 2854


of Daniel Sullivan attending 1782 2634


statement of account widow Bradford and Paul Allen 1782 2649 widow King and Paul Allen 1782 2647 vote of town in relation to 1751 1,76


to pay charges of small pox and hold owners of sloop Molly liable therefor 1753 223


warrant in Elizabeth Deleber's case of small pox as to care custody and isolation


1751 180


to furnish nurse


1751 182


to direct an examination


1751 183


to compel medical attendance


1751 187


to get another nurse


1751 186


to compel proper burial


1751 189


to cleanse nurses


1751 188


to call town meeting


1751 176


to call town council meeting as to a " snow" with small pox on board


1748 156


to call town council meeting


1751 184


to summons Alexander McCreary to testify before council


1757 291


to isolate dwelling of patient


1751 288


to examine sloop Mashapaug


1757 299


for sheriff to publish by beat of drum laws in rela- tion to 1751 181


to sheriff to take measures for prevention of


1751 185


to summon parties to remove patients to pest house 1760 339


to remove cleanse prove and discharge patients


1751 190


to notify claimants on account of small pox to bring in bills to town council 1752 194


Small Pox Hospital generally abstract of deed from Martha Field of land where pest house stands 1777 15082


bill against hospital Henry Bacon for provisions 1777 1116


Joseph Burgess supplies 1773 14207


Esek Eddy supplies 1788 4850


S. Chace supplies 1777 1214


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1777 1344


1778 1547


Small Pox Hospital, bill against hospital Nathaniel Gillmore supplies George Gordon supplies John Jones milk


1776 1100 1788 4958 1781 2600


against hospital officials on account of small pox Paul Allen of James Robillard for services as nurse 1789 5119 1782 2653


Hospital McNeal bread and biscuit


Nathan Arnold of Robert Taylor for horse and chaise to carry patient 1776 1002


Jabez Bowen of Timothy Brownell for meat sup- plied 1776 1003


Arthur Fenner of John Jenkins for tending Wil- liam Billings 1777 1343


of Sarah Stebbins for nursing Freelove Olney 1780 1990


Nathan Waterman of Job Danforth for work on pest house 1780 2022


overseers of hospital of Mary Wainwood for nursing 1777 1238


against town on account of small pox of Ruth Ali- mon for attending Primus Tillinghast 1762 361


1790 5509


for supplies and labor 1788 4876 4878


Daniel Anthony for surveying and platting a lot to build a pest house on


1785 3550


James Arnold for supplies 1781 2592 1782 2753


Nathan Arnold for attendance 1776 1007 1015 1026 1027


Amos Atwell for account of pest house


1786 3748


Samuel Black for cleansing 1787 4166


Jabez Bowen for medical supplies


1773 507


for work 1774 720


James Brown for use of his house as and for whitening same . 1775 771


Tabor Brown for supplies


1774 626 742


Ephraim Carpenter for carrying supplies


1781 2597


John Chace for medical attendance 1789 5320


Esek Eddy for labor 1788 4912 4931


Arthur Fenner Jr for supplies


1786 3945


Daniel Fenner for services


1778 1457


George Jackson for supplies for load of wood 1763 373


John Jenckes for cash paid for carrying Betty Burr 1763 372


Thomas Kinnecut for damage to his house


1752 195


D. Lawrence for food supplied 1773 509


for bread supplied 1776 1035


John Mathewson for horse and chaise


1776 1008 1010


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1762 360


Paul Allen for a nurse


Small Pox Hospital, bill against town


James Mitchell for cleansing clothes Dennis O'Brian for care of blacks


Benoni Pearce for bench


1773 561 1776 1012 1016 1790 5820


Rufus Pitts for attendance at Providence and North Providence 1777 1183


Christopher Sheldon for supplies 1781 2566


Daniel Sullivan for service of self and wife 1782 2631


Job Sweeting for horse and chaise


1776 1009


Gideon Tanner for sundries


1777 1193


Paris J. Tillinghast for biscuits


1781 2602


Tillinghast and Holroyd for supplies


1773 506


Warner and Tillinghast for supplies


1773 505


Nathan Waterman for labor and materials on pest house 1780 2176


against town council on account of small pox Seth Barton for supplies 1781 2391


1778 1477


Martha Black for tending Alexander Thompson Dr. John Chace for medicines etc. Rufus Pitts for attendance as nurse


1777 1263


1771 1128


bill of town against Caesar Hall and - Morse for care of them in hospital 1788 4840


certificate of consent of stewards for entry for inocu- lation of Mrs. Lewis Thomas and her baby 1776 1079


that Levi Hall gives up his chance in the hospital in the third class to Charles Keen for his son 1776 1069


that Audrey Spaulding gives her right to inocula- tion in the third class to Charlotte Downer 1776 1074


list of sundries supplied by Ephraim Carpenter to Mr. Billings 1777 1329


memoranda as to patients 1778 1432 1443


minutes of town council as to rent of house and land 1777 1172


order on town treasurer on account in favor of Wil- liam Arnold for supplies 1788 4809


Gershom Carpenter for supplies 1773 512


Esek Eddy for use of hospital 1788 4824 4836


James Field for supplies 1773 537


on committee of hospital by Nathaniel Jacobs assign- ing right of any of his family to enter hospital the third class to James Angell for use of his daughter Mary Angell 1776 1077


on Theodore Foster by John Jenckes to let "Amey Ham enter the hospital in the room of one of my family that is not filled up " 1776 1070


by William Smith Jr to let Francis Simonds have Richard Phillips' chance in the hospital 1776 1076


of committee on building pest house on town treas- urer in favor of Joshua Lindley on account 1785 3722


1786 3754 1787 4169


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Small Pox hospital order


of Joshua Lindley on treasurer to be charged to pest house account in favor of Brown & Benson 1786 4074


petition of Samuel Chace to town in matter of small pox and removal of persons to hospital 1777 1217


of Martha Field to town for a road by her house to the pest house 1790 5647


receipt by officials of hospital directors for expense of inoculation by Theodore Foster from William Dagget on account of son William


1776 1049


from Joseph Dennison on account of himself


1776 1044


from Lydia Thomas on account of Joseph Stew- art


1776 1050


from Lewis Thomas on account of wife and son from Nicholas Tillinghast on account of his children and Polly Cozzens


1776 1079


from Nathaniel Wheaton on account of his son John 1776 1045


by Samuel Nightengale Jr from Daniel Bucklin on account of his son


1776 1054


from John Carlile on account of Thomas Carlile from Gershom Carpenter on account of Mary Carpenter


1776 1058


from William Proud on account of Daniel Proud from James Russell on account of sundry per- sons


1776 1055


release from hospital of Samuel Black


1788 4857


report of Paul Allen as to supplies and expenses of hos- pital


1782 2655


resolution of town council as to William Mors at pest house


1788 4744


to pay Mary Muloney nurse at hospital


1788 4863


as to Mary Muloney nurse at hospital


1788 4865


as to Mrs. Susanna Wells nurse at hospital


1788 4915


to supply hospital with necessaries


1782 2633


statement in writing of Ruth Eddy as to conduct of hos- pital 1777 1185


Small Pox Hospital at North Providence bill of


town for expense of having small pox against Sam-


uel Chace on account of Negro servant Rose


1777 1269


Jonathan Brownell on account of self


1777 1303


Gideon Tanner on account of Mrs. Tanner


1777 1270


Ebenezer Thompson on account of Dinah Til- linghast 1778 1389


Estate of Dinah Tillinghast on account of self


1777 1267


Mrs. White on account of self and child


1777 1265


Miss Abigail Williams on account of self


1777 1266


Mrs. Williams widow on account of self and son


1777 1268


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1776 1040


1776 1056


1776 1061


Small Pox Hospital at North Providence bill against town of Nathan Arnold for attendance at hospital


1777 1163 1243


for disbursements for hospital 1777 1304 for expenses in Jonathan Brownell's case 1777 1286


John Brown for rent of farm used as hospital 1665


Ephraim Carpenter for attendance 1777 1242 1359


Gershom Carpenter for coffins 1778 1506 1526


John Jenckes Durfey for damages for moving from farm 1777 1195


Arthur Fenner for cash paid nurse 1777 1256


1778 1529


Theodore Foster for expense of Mrs. Amy Brenton's case 1778 1398


John Hoppin for removing smoke house


1785 3499


John Jenkins for attendance 1778 1558


Mary Patterson for nursing


1777 1262


John Pitts for nursing 1777 1179


Rufus Pitts for supplies 1777 1183


Darius Sessions for rent at Four Stack meadow 1784 3186


Anne Stone for nursing 1778 1387


Abigail Williams for nursing 1777 1363


John Williams for nursing 1777 1364


against town council of John Chace for medicines and attendance 1778 1464 1489


Ephraim Carpenter for services


1778 1380


against Arthur Fenner of Susanna Black for nurs- ing 1778 1569


list of persons sick


1777 1167


of persons and time of each in hospital


1777 1245


memorandum by Ephraim Carpenter of supplies and


expenses 1778 1478 1487


of services and disbursements 1778 1451


of services and expenses in Andrew Hacker's case 1778 1460


order of Martha Black on town treasurer in favor of John Mathewson for amount of her account for nursing 1778 1550


of town council on town treasurer in favor of Nathan Arnold for supplies and attendance for services


1777 1184


1777 1130 1222


Mary Patterson for nursing


1777 1234


of town council to Nathan Arnold to remove Mrs. Tanner of Newport to hospital 1777 1191


widow Experience Williams of Newport and her daughter Abigail to hospital 1777 1190


receipt by John Jenckes Durfey from town council for damages for removal from house and lands 1777 1237 report of expenses 1777 1164


1779 1608


[150]


Small Pox Hospital at North Providence report by Nathan Arnold of disbursements for resolution of town council to pay Nathan Arnold for at- tendance and supplies


1777 1166


1777 1257


Martha Black for attendance as nurse


1778 1550


Susanna Blake nursing Andrew Hacker


1778 1476


Ephraim Carpenter expenses of divers persons' sickness 1778 1521


John Jenckes Durfee for having removed from land now improved for hospital Mary Patterson for nursing to supply necessaries at


1777 1241


1777 1259


1778 1475


Small Pox Hospital at Tockwotton bill of town of Providence for expense of having small pox against Sampson J. Barber on account of his apprentice Sulli- van


1777 1149


Mrs. Everit school teacher on account of self


1777 1145


Daniel Fenner on account of self


1777 1146


Benjamin Hodges on account of self


1777 1215


Nathan Mason on account of self


1777 1147


Miss Sally Morse on account of self


1777 1144


Joseph Morris on account of self


1777 1357


Mrs. Ruth Smith on account of self and child


1777 1216


Lewis Thomas on account of Mrs. Thomas and child


1777 1361


Darius Thurber on account of self


1777 1360


Rufus Thurber on account of self


1777 1211


Widow Thurber on account of self


1777 1212


bill against town on account by Paul Allen for services Zephaniah Andrews for building chimney


1781 2577


Nathan Arnold for sundries supplied


1778 1388


Samuel Black for nursing


1777 1206 1362


Henry Bowen for supplies and expenses


1777 14262


William Bowen for attendance and medicines


1778 1474


Ephraim Carpenter for attending and nursing


1777 1358


estate of John Cole for rent of premises


1777 1148


Jonathan W. Coy for work


1781 2581


William Grafton for making beds


1781 2576


Joseph Hoyles for supplies Joseph Martin for bricks


1777 1127


1781 2579


against town council by Caleb Fuller for damage to


Fullers ferry being obstructed


1777 1205


against hospital at Esq. Coles house by Nathan Mason for provisions etc. 1777 1115


list of debts due town occasioned by small pox


1777 1271


of persons treated in December 1776 and January 1777 14262


order of town council as to bill of Paul Allen 1781 2606


Zephaniah Andrews for building chimney 1781 2605


[ 15] ]


1781 2571


Small Pox Hospital at Tockwotton order as to bill of Daniel Cooks for blankets 1782 2614 Woodbury Coye for work 1781 2580


Joseph Martain for materials William Grafton for beds


1781 2573


1781 2572


receipt by Theodore Foster from Tilly Rice for expense of her inoculation 1776 1051


report of persons and time of each in hospital


1776 1092


financial of Ephraim Carpenter to directors


1777 1137


of whole expense


1777 1249


resolution of town council to pay Ephraim Carpenter for balance for supplies


1777 1219


Mrs. Mehitable Fuller for damage for obstruction of Fullers ferry


1777 1207


Abagail Piles for nursing


1777 1208


Solitary Hill town council meeting held near minutes of


1763 369


Statement of account Andrew Dexter


1785 3460


State Securities list of to be returned to general treas- urer 1788 5022


Statera letter of town council to Dr. Jonathan Arnold


1784 3218


of Dr. Jonathan Arnold to town council


1784 3219


tickets Arnold's for Oliver Ray's load of hay Metcalf's John Rhode's load of hay


1785 14493


Sweet's Isaac Clark's load of hay


1786 3758


Stephen Fuller's load of hay


1785 14507


Valentine Martin's load of hay


1790 5729


Jonathan Mowry's load of hay


1790 5641


Summons, see Legal Proceedings and Tavern


Street Paving Notes, see Note


Suscohannach Affair (Susquehannah Purchase) receipt by John Fitch from Phanuel Bowen for money to deliver to committee 1754 14319


from David King through Phanuel Bowen to be de- livered to committee 1754 14005


from Phanuel Bowen for self and others for advance money according to vote of company 1754 14006


Tavern advertising as to licenses bill John Carter against town


1790 5475


of Bennet Wheeler


1789 5344


bill of town for license to keep against Mrs. Blandon Mrs. Elizabeth Brown


1780 2200


Daniel Bucklin


1780 2199


John Clifford


1780 2202


Oliver Carpenter


1780 2205


Field and Munro


1780 2212


Jotham Ham


1780 2198


Hawkins and Jackson


1780 2209


Nathaniel Jenckes


1780 2211


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1780 2203


1790 5666


Tavern bill for license to keep


Edward Jones Adam Kerr


1782 2692


1780 2195


John Larcher


1780 2201


Christopher Olney


1780 2213


Richard Olney


1780 2204


Peter Penno


1780 2196


James Sabin


1775 870


Mrs. Thomas Sabin


1780 2207


Nehemiah Sheldon


1780 2210


Abnah Thayer


1780 2197


John Westcott


1780 2194


Uriah Westcot


1780 2208


Andrew Williams


1780 2206


bond to keep given by Daniel Abbott


1712 50 1713 60


Nathan Angel


1753 232 1754 269


Thomas Bennett


1788 4995


Benjamin Belknap


1754 263


Richard Bowen


1754 253


Samuel Boyle


1750 233


Daniel Brayton


1790 5766


Martha Brown Widow


1754 251


Daniel Bucklin


1788 4990


William Burton


1753 227


Daniel Collier


1789 5322


Robert Currie


1788 4991


Knight Dexter


1776 1112


Mary Duplesis


1788 4994


Thomas Fenner Jr


1753 231


James Furlong


1788 4988


John Gonsolve


1788 4992


William Harding


1788 4986


William Harris


1712 53 1713-14 55


Isaiah Hawkins


1754 169 249


Benjamin Hodges


1790 5916


Comfort Hopkins


1788 5037


John Hoyle Jr


1754 256


Joseph Hoyle


1785 3715


Benjamin Hunt


1754 239 268


Benjamin Jones


1788 4985


Richard Knight


1749 107


Andrew Knox


1753 234


Matthew Manchester


1788 4983


Edward Manton


1754 264


James Mitchel


1754 243 259


Nathaniel Greene Moodey


1754 261


Frederick Nells


1788 4987


James Olney


1711 45 1712 51


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Tavern bond to keep Jonathan Olney Joseph Olney Nehemiah Olney Josiah Owen William Paul


1754 301 1754 250 1784 3233 1714 63


1788 4984


Joseph Peck


1787 4383


Henry Rice


1784 3234


Sanford Ross


1788 4989


Thomas Salisbury


1788 5021


David Sayle


1713 61


John Sayles


1754 237 262


Edward Sheldon


1754 255 1710 42 1790 5611


Jabez Slocum


Abigail Smith


1753 235 1712 52 1713 59


William Smith


1754 252


John Thomas


1753 229


1754 258 1754 257 1710 43


Anna Turpin


1711 46 1712 49 1713 58


William Turpin


1754 254


Jabez Westcot


1753 230


1754 170 1788 4993


Amey Whipple


1789 5075


certificate of town clerk as to license money collected by Jabez Bowen 1775 871


license to keep public house of Nathan Angel


1754 269


Elizabeth Brown


1778 1527


Knight Dexter


1776 1111


John Larcher


1780 2214


Benjamin Hunt


1754 268


Andrew Knox


list of cash receipts for licenses from licensed ale house keepers


1753 236


petition of John Dunwell to General Assembly in re- gard to license to keep public house granted to Robert Magill (referred to town council)


1757 295


report of cash receipts for licenses


1755 275


summons to call sundry persons if desirous of licenses as tavern keepers before town council 1775 843


1781 2389


vote of town council as to collection of license dues


warrant to arrest Stephen Wright for selling strong liquors without license 1760 334


Tax abatement of 1772 464 1773 524 1774 696 1777 1175 account between tax collector and Clarke & Nightingale 1789 5319


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1785 3644


John Scott Jr


Nehemiah Sheldon


Samuel Smith


Luke Thurston


Samuel Wescot


John Wiesman


1754 267


1755 275


Tax account


of each day's collections in June 1788 5022a advertising in regard to bill against town of John Car-


1787 4548 ter 1779 1778 1783 2961 1785 3322 3697


1790 5475 5779


of Bennet Wheeler 1785 3324 1788 4707 1789 5344


assessment of bill of William Compton for services to get assessors of rates established 1777 1199


of assessors for services and expenses in Zepha- niah Andrews 1774 621


Welcome Arnold


1776 892


Ezekiel Burr


1774 724


Asa Franklin


1768 412


Thomas Jones


1789 5140 5198 5325 1790 5771


D. Lawrence


1777 1188


John Mathewson


1782 2635 2732


Joseph Martin


1784 3097 3269


Lewis Peck 1778 1409 1412 1512 1779 1776 1785 3511 3706 1786 4017 1787 4316 1788 4829


Elihu Robinson


1777 1347 1778 1410 1534 1774 642


Christopher Sheldon


E. Thompson


1776 1108


Benjamin Thurber


1771 15033


Nathan Waterman 1779 1782 1780 2247 2250


1781 2360 2362 2479


1782 2684 2685 1784 3117


1786 4008 1787 4131 4133 4351


1788 4640 5041


1789 5249 1790 5432 5780


Nathan Wheaton 1782 2750


Nathaniel Wheaton


1773 605 1779 1592


1780 1878 1942 1950 2148 2236 2237 1781 2395 2397


2503 2607 1782 2712 2803 1784 3118 1785 3734


1786 3757 4016 1787 4353 4356 4570


1788 4639 5032 1789 5178


William Wheaton 1776 929 1777 1133 1254 1345


1778 1411 1425 1514 1779 1709 1783 1780 2248 2249 1781 2349 2351 John Updike 1777 1153


order of assessor on town treasurer for his fees 1772 15047


bond of collector of taxes to town treasurer given by John Beverly 1780 1996


Ezekiel Burr


1775 751 1776 877


Dwight Foster


1779 1777


Peregrine Foster


1785 3478


Asa Franklin


1768 411 1769 416


Benjamin Hoppin


1781 2302 2452 1787 4258


1788 5012


1790 5797


John Lawrence


1766 394


James Lovett 1780 1882


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Tax bond of collector Ralph Merry 1780 1971 Martin Seamans 1777 1120 1248 1778 1381 1467 1532 of deputy collector to collector Henry Bowen to Ben- jamin Hoppin 1787 4240


certificate of town clerk of North Providence as to taxes on estate of John Brown in that town (used as a hospi- . tal, see Small Pox) 1779 1623


collectors fees bill of Ezekiel Burr for collecting a colony rate town rate and engine rate 1771 15036


commission to Henry Bowen as collector of rates 1770 14115


letter from Henry Bowen to general treasurer


1790 5389


list of "persons names that are not taxed which ought to be " 1787 14590


memorandum of bad taxes in town tax assessed 1790 5783 5784


cash received of John Beverly part of silver money tax 1782 2643


towards town tax


1782 2497


of execution against town for details of payment


1788 4847


of funds received of collector towards towns pro- portion of state tax


1786 3760


of items of receipts from B. Hoppin




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