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Province of New Hampshire, July 5th, 1761 · 'Aceni'd from the Board of Histrigina" Charles of Stratford under thehouse Jenil. Atter!" Shedoes Atam, onde By
Recorded from the back of the Original Charter of Hartford under the Province Seal .
Attest: Theodore Atkinson, Secry
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Charter of the Town of Hartford
PROVINCE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
GEORGE the Third,
By the Grace of GOD, of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, KING, Defender of the Faith, &c.
To all Persons to whom these Presents shall come, GREETING.
KNOW ye, that We of Our special Grace, certain Knowledge, and meer Motion, for the due Encouragement of settling a New Plantation within our said Province, by and with the Advice of our Trusty and Well-beloved BENNING WENTWORTH, Esq .; Our Governor and Commander in Chief of Our said Province of New-Hampshire in New-England, and of our Council of the said Province; HAVE upon the Conditions and Reservations herein after made, given and granted, and by these Presents, for us, our Heirs, and Successors, do give and grant in equal Shares, unto Our loving Subjects, Inhabitants of Our said Province of New-Hampshire, and Our other Govern- ments, and to their Heirs and Assigns for ever, whose Names are entred on this Grant, to be divided to and amongst them into Sixty Eight equal Shares, all that Tract or Parcel of Land situate, lying and being within our said Province of New-Hampshire, containing by Admeasurement Twenty Seven Thousand Acres, which Tract is to contain Six Miles & one half Mile square, and no more; out of which an Allowance is to be made for High Ways and unimprovable Lands by Rocks, Ponds, Mountains and Rivers, One Thousand and Forty Acres free, according to a Plan and Survey thereof, made by Our said Governor's Order, and returned into the Secretary's Office, and hereunto annexed, butted and bounded as follows, Viz.
Beginning at a White Pine Tree marked Opposite to the South West Corner of Labanon cros the river Connecticut, from thence North Sixty Eight de- grees West Seven Miles, from thence North Thirty four Degrees East Seven Miles, from thence South Sixty Degrees East Six Miles to a Hemlock Tree marked at the Head of White River falls from thence Down the river to the first Bound mentioned
And that the same be, and hereby is Incorporated into a Township by the Name of Hartford And the Inhabitants that do or shall hereafter inhabit the said Township, are hereby declared to be Enfranchized with and Intitled to all and every the Priviledges and Immunities that other Towns within Our Province by Law Exercise and Enjoy: And further, that the said Town as soon as there shall be Fifty Families resident and settled thereon, shall have the Liberty of holding Two Fairs, one of which shall be held on the
And the other on the
annually, which Fairs are not to continue longer than the respective following the said
and that as soon as the said Town shall consist of Fifty Families, a Market may be opened and kept one or more Days in each Week, as may be thought most advantageous to the Inhabitants. Also, that the first Meeting for the Choice of Town Officers, agreable to the Laws of our said Province, shall be held on the last Wednesday in August next which said Meeting shall be Notified by Mr. John Baldwin who is hereby also appointed the Moderator of the said first Meeting, which he is to Notify and Govern agreable to the Laws and Customs of Our said Province; and that the annual Meeting for ever hereafter for the Choice of such Officers for the said Town, shall be on the Second Tuesday of March annually, To HAVE and to HOLD the said Tract of Land as above expressed, together with all Privileges and Appurtenances,
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to them and their respective Heirs and Assigns forever, upon the following Conditions, viz.
I. That every Grantee, his Heirs or Assigns shall plant and cultivate five Acres of Land within the Term of five Years for every fifty Acres contained in his or their Share or Proportion of Land in said Township, and continue to improve and settle the same by additional Cultivations, on Penalty of the Forfeiture of his Grant or Share in the said Township, and of its reverting to Us, our Heirs and Successors, to be by Us or Them Re-granted to such of Our Subjects as shall effectually settle and cultivate the same.
II. That all white and other Pine Trees within the said Township, fit for Masting Our Royal Navy, be carefully preserved for that Use, and none to be cut or felled without Our special Licence for so doing first had and obtained, upon the Penalty of the Forfeiture of the Right of such Grantee, his Heirs and Assigns, to Us, our Heirs and Successors, as well as being subject to the Penalty of any Act or Acts of Parliament that now are, or hereafter shall be Enacted.
III. That before any Division of the Land be made to and among the Grantees, a Tract of Land as near the Centre of the said Township as the Land will admit of, shall be reserved and marked out for Town Lots, one of which shall be allotted to each Grantee of the Contents of one Acre.
IV. Yielding and paying therefor to Us, our Heirs and Successors for the Space of ten Years, to be computed from the Date hereof, the Rent of one Ear of Indian Corn only, on the twenty-fifth Day of December annually, if lawfully demanded, the first Payment to be made on the twenty-fifth Day of December, 1762.
V. Every Proprietor, Settler or Inhabitant, shall yield and pay unto Us, our Heirs and Successors yearly, and every Year forever, from and after the Expiration of ten Years from the abovesaid twenty-fifth Day of December, namely, on the twenty-fifth Day of December, which will be in the Year of Our Lord 1772 One shilling Proclamation Money for every Hundred Acres he so owns, settles or possesses, and so in Proportion for a greater or lesser Tract of the said Land; which Money shall be paid by the respective Persons above- said, their Heirs or Assigns, in our Council Chamber in Portsmouth, or to such Officer or Officers as shall be appointed to receive the same; and this to be in Lieu of all other Rents and Services whatsoever.
In Testimony whereof we have caused the Seal of our said Province to be hereunto affixed. Witness BENNING WENTWORTH, Esq; Our Governor and Commander in Chief of Our said Province, the fourth Day of July In the Year of our Lord CHRIST, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty one And in the First Year of Our Reign.
B. Wentworth
By His EXCELLENCY's Command,
With Advice of Council, Theodore Atkinson, Sec'y
Province of New Hampshire, July 5, 1761 Recorded from the Back of the Original Charter of Hartford under the Province Seal
Attest : Theodore Atkinson, Sec'y
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The Names of the Grantees of Hartford
Prince Tracy
Nathaniel Holbrook, Jr. Nathaniel Clark
William Clark
Elias Frink
Gideon Flint
Oliver Bruster
William Young, Jr.
Elijah Bibins
Samuel Terry
Joshua Pomroy
Benjamin Wright, Jr.
Eleazer Hebard
Eliphalet Phelps
Joseph Follet
Benjamin Wright
Joshua Wright, Jr.
Rowland Powell, Jr.
Samuel Terry, Jr.
John Spencer, Jr.
Jonathan Simons
Ebenezer Gillit
Samuel Williams
Gideon Bingham, Jr.
Silas Phelps
Caleb Howard
Benjamin Whitney
Daniel Newcomb
Caleb Owen
Gideon Hebard
Jonathan Cumins
Timothy Clark
John Baldwin
Joseph Martin
Daniel Reddington
Joseph Blanchard
Samuel Porter
James Newcomb
Daniel Newcomb
Nathan Waldow
Aaron Fish
Benjamin Whitney
Daniel Pomroy
Ephraim Terry
Daniel Warner, Esq.
Oliver Booth
Eleazer Fitch, 3rd
Joseph Newmarch, Esq.
Jonathan Martin, Jr. James Flint
Thomas Bell, Esq.
Nathaniel Warner
John Rounday
William Temple
Elijah Bingham
John Baldwin, Jr.
Samuel Wentworth
Elisha Doubleday, Jr.
William Alld
of Boston
Thomas Tracy
Hezekiah Huntington
One whole Share for the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, one whole Share for a Glebe for Church of England as by Law Established, one whole Share for the first Settled Minister of the Gospel, one Share for the Benefit of a School in said Town. His Excellency Benning Wentworth, Esq. Five Hundred Acres to be laid out as marked in the Plan B.W.
Province of New Hampshire, July 5th, 1761 Recorded from the Back of the original Charter of Hartford under the Province Seal
Theodore Atkinson, Sec'y
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1765-Petition of the Township of Hartford-No. 60
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Humbly Phoneth
That this is a pertain church Sund how lying in this Prosince, lately butter ly the Hume of Hartford, Begining on the Bank, of Con julius chever & at the same North .. Exist Corner of the buerwhigs of Hartford, and from theme Extent, up the River Is the south fall former of Norwich, from thema Extend, Heterly until the fun Contents of vis ti
the (haster and Dium of ind) Franchis may appear Meterunu thereto, Mat'your Olhos, ate the sole Proprietor of the isme, that there in Thaily Inhabitants Grow in Culturel ill. american of david shownship , that they had any the dame senhor the great deal of the Province with "the forest une fhive; that they suppose their Ditte to be good until a Menotoe of the Shiny and wolh 65 his Majesty Breves Tanul, Game to heard Offering the What Man Hoff Connutritt Minut. to be the troublery line blein this Province . . and the Province of Your way this . ...
Eleazer Mamyo
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That they are A wircome to denne their Ostpoli
a Grant of the same hinter the deal of the Province Gour Deletionon theufoxian have been at a Great Expense in Derchasing
Sang, Brambly for nye that in Consideration of this basede, That your IH on muito will be Queaber by his anyways Setter Buthere's to Grund und gon Etitionon this nuto un Apiene for ever, the Cofournis Sant,, the Numberof Curso mentioned in their Grunt frame bin: these think fast, cada that the fame Foto into a Downlips by the name of hartford . and this the ferme be friends with fuch.
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Oliver Brufler-Ised Jamich Fenya Eleazer Hebare
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Jamuch Porten Steel
Nathan Ulatie
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Oliver Brotten Ice
Denathan Action perver
Nathanich Harmen Ses to
Elijah Berghain & see
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Jamey
Rufus baldwin
Baldwinqui" power
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+ + Elijah Hroug/ + gideon Flinte
Elijah, Bittery -
+ Elijah Billing
+Benjamin llinghlique
Saleph Fallit
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+ Solomon: Allin
gideon Bing ham I wo
Benjamin Whitney De.
4 John Batoriin
Balerin poisen
+ Elenora- gullit
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Elifhatice -power
Elitha Hlright power
Daniel Warner E/9: Ryda
topph. Newmank Thomay Bell.
Doteph Newmarch E/q: Kim
Thomas Bell.
- Samuel Wentworth. Aga.
If the above names are all put gute the Patient. / there with the forme that isitt have more these what they now own Except. It is granted according to Claim,
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1765-Petition of the Town of Hartford-No. 60
1766-November 12-Read and referred to a Com'ee and reported and granted to the Original Grantees excepting 4 shares-and the usual Reservation for publick uses
To the Honorable Cadwallader Colden, Esqr., Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and Over his Majesty's Province of New York and the Territories their to Depending in America &C:
In Council
The Petition of Oliver Willard in behalf of the Proprietors and Inhabitants of the Township of Hartford
Humbly Sheweth
That their is a Certain Tract of Land now lying in this Province, lately called by the name of Hartford, Beginning (on the Banks of Connecticut River) at the North East Corner of the Township of Hartford and from thence Extends up the River to the South East Corner of Norwich, from thence Extends Westerly until the full Contents of six Miles Square is In- cluded, as the Charter and Plan of said Township may appear Reference thereto, that your Petitioners are the sole Proprietors of the same, That there is Thirty Inhabitants now in Actuell Possession of said Township,-that they hold the same under the Great Seal of the Province of New Hampshire; That they supposed their Title to be good until a Resolve of the King and his Majesty's Privy Council Came to hand ordering the West Bank of Connecticut River to be the Boundary Lines between this Province and the Province of New Hampshire. That they are Desireous to secure their Proper- ties, Possessions and Improvements by Obtaining a Grant of the same under the Seal of this Province. Your Petitioners therefore who have been at a great Expence in Purchasing, Survaying, Dividing and Improving said Land, humbly Prays, that in Consideration of these Cause, that your Honours will be Pleased by his Majesty's Letters Pattent to Grant unto your Petitioners their Heirs and Assigns forever, the aforesaid Lands, the number of Acres mentioned in their Grant from New Hampshire, on such Terms as your Honours shall think Just and that the same erected into a Township by the name of Hartford and that the same be Invested with such Powers and Priviledges as other Towns in this Province have and do Enjoy,
And your Petitioners as in Duty Bound shall ever pray OL'R WILLARD
New York 31st of October 1765
Prince Tracy-Power
Prince Tracy
William Clark-Deed
Benj'n Wright
Oliver Bruster-Deed
Benj'n Burtch
Samuel Terry-Deed
Joseph Marsh
Eleazer Hebard Eleazer Hebard
Benjamin Wright-Power
Samuel Terry, Jr .- Power
Samuel Terry, Jr.
Ebenezer Gillit-Power
Ebenezer Gillit
Silas Phelps
Silas Phelps
Daniel Newcomb-Deed .Geo. & Athbell Smith
Jonathan Commings Webster
Jonathan Commings
Joseph Martin
Joseph Martin
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Samuel Porter-Deed
Stephen Tilden
Nathan Waldow
Nathan Waldow
Daniel Pomroy-Deed
Benajah Strong
Oliver Booth-Deed
Elisha Marsh
Jonathan Martin-Power
Jonathan Martin
Nathaniel Warner-Deed to
John Baldwin
Elijah Bingham-Deed
Elijah Doubleday-Deed
Thomas Tracy
Thomas Tracy
Nathaniel Holbrook, Jr. Letter
Nathaniel Holbrook, Jr.
Elias Frink-Deed
Noah Dewey, Jr.
Wm. Young, Jr .- Deed
Wm. Bramble
Joshua Pomroy-Deed
Solomon Strong
Eliphalet Phelps
Eliphalet Phelps
Joshua Wight, Jr.
Joshua Wight
John Spencer, Jr .- Deed
.Humphre Ball
Samuel Williams-Power
Samuel Williams
Caleb Howard-Deed
Jonathan Marsh
Caleb Owen-Deed
Timothy Clark-Deed
Walter Woodworth
Daniel Redington-Deed Elijah Frink
Amos Robbinson
James Newcomb-Deed
Christopher Pease
Aaron Fitch
Aaron Fitch
Ephraim Terry-Power
Ephraim Terry
Eleazer Fitch, 3d
Eleazer Fitch
James Flint-Deed
John Roundy-Deed
Rufus Baldwin
John Baldwin, Jr .- Power
John Baldwin, Jr.
William Alld
William Alld
Hezekiah Hunting-Deed
Daniel Pinneo
Nathan Clark-Deed
Elijah Strong
Gideon Flint
Gideon Flint
Elijah Bebbins
Elijah Bebbins
Benjamin Wright, Jr.
Benjamin Wright, Jr.
Joseph Follett
Joseph Follett
Rowland Powel, Jr.
Rowland Powel
Jonathan Simonds-Deed Joseph Hutchinson
Wm. Clark
Gideon Bingham-Deed
Solomon Allin
Benjamin Whitney-Deed
John Bennet
John Baldwin,-Power
John Baldwin
Gideon Hebard-Deed
Ebenezer Gillet
Joseph Blanchard Griffith
Samuel Griffeth
David Newcomb
Elihu Hide-Power
Elihu Hide
Elisha Wright-Power
Elisha Wright
Daniel Warner Esqr-Power
Daniel Warner
Joseph Newmarch Esqr-Power
Joseph Newmarch
Thomas Bell Esqr-Power
Thomas Bell
Samuel Wentworth-Power Samuel Wentworth
John Benne
If the above names are all put into the Pattent-there will be some that will have more than what they now own except it is granted according to claim.
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Council Meeting-1766
howden for him by the Order of this Board of the 22 day any ting to the Contrary in the date Os aur notwithstanding.
- At a Bounces held at fort George in the City of newyork on Wednesday the twelfth day of November 1766. Present His Excellency Sir Henry Moore Baronet Captain Genero Se, M"Formanden. "Reader. Mr Smith. I apthorpe. I Horro. 1
aphor for Land. XXII
The Petition of Stephen Dannall late (trouver in his Majesty Forces now ._ disbanded a reduced, Bonne was presented to the Board and read, praying & Grant of the Quantity of two hundred acres of vacant Land within this Provence; pursuant? to her Majesty's Proclamation of the 7th October 17 63.
The Council humbly advised few Excellency to grant to the Petitioner theQuantity of two hundred theres of such vacant Lands, as the Vektioner shall locale under the Fermo prescribed by his Majesty's Said Proclamation.
af Elhamah 213 others waterand united
TherPetition of Phanah Leam Senior, Ahahah Deana Junior, Richard Leane, Hisbel Deane; William Leane, John Deane; and Samuel I came and twenty three) other Persons their Afsociales,was presented to the Board and read, selling forth that the Petitioners have made an actualsurvey of Great Stand in Lake Champlain in Consequence of the Grand of their former Petition for thirty thousand Acres of Land, and that the void Istand contains only Sixteen the Quentlyof howand Gloves, and the usual Allow ance) for Highways, which will not besuficient for the comoration of the Jehilmers, and thenumber of Families which they in fond shall settle there That the Chinens nojung that his Excellency will be pleased to grant them the remainder in some of New Majesty's vacant dando contiguous to the said sotano, havebeen a considerable to pence. and hoable to find out somesuitable for settlement, which they have done in the Mest Jude of the said cake and there fore humbly praying a Grant to the Mehlenesse- and their heirs of an vact of fand containing fourteen thousand aereo, to be Bounded on the Southward by a Mast Line from the Bottom of the Bay Des Francas, and bang Bounded on the fatward by the sand Lake; to esc lend so far northward and Westwardly as to contain theraid quantily. Em reading where of, It is ordered that the said faktion be referred to the .- Gentformen of the Council or any five of them.
Flis Excellency with drawing the Gon Hemen of the Councilonsolved Memodos into a Committee on the said Petition, and Being ready to make their Report Les cellency returned to the Council Chamber and took his seat." Ordered that the said Report be made immediately.
Several petitions were considered at this Council. The two petitions on this page do not apply to Hartford. Hartford's petition appears on the following page.
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kon of Bliver Hitta un half of the Intrialors of pro for a Grand of that
Granted,to Be calledby Kolsome of there
Hach Haborion the beastcon wang fal done by you use In this Board do Ni humbly advise and Convert Mathias la ce his majesty's dello Salonk grant to the Jellioness and Mar Ulfoncia their hair, theQuantity of Fourteen Hinund Cloves of the vacante in their said Fektion: Under thesuit bert, Revisors Limitations and Resine prescribed by his Majesty's Instructions.
The Section of ever Willard, in Behalf of the loopre kors and Inkabel of the Counship of Hartford, was presented to the Board and read falling forth, that there is a certain Fract of Land lying in this Province Palely called By the Game of Hartford Bequiming on the Bank of Corrections Hier, and al The Northeast Corner of the Township of Hartford, and from there extent. up the River to the Southeast Corner of norwich; from Mencereactors Mesterty until the fill Contents of the Miles Square is included; that the Petitionen we the sole proprietors of the same? that there is thirty Inhabitants now in actual Tofucksion of Said Township; that they hated the same under the Great Seal of the Province of new Hampshire. That they supposed their File to Be good until the Order of the King in his Poury Council, came to hand, directing Helles Bank of Connecticut Over to be the boundary Line between this Provence and the Province of new Hampshire, that they are desivous to secure their Properties Tofelsions and Improvements,by obtaining a lor ant of the same! under the deal of this Province; and therefore the Fektioner humbly pray, that the said Track of and may by his Majesty's ellers Patent Be granted to them and their heirs, and that the same may be erected into & township by the name of Hartford,with wuch Powers and Svilodges, as other Townom this Provviwe have, and do enjoy.
Arreading whoved, It is ordered that the vaid Petition Be referred to The Gentlemen of the Council or any fire of them.
Hisexcellency withdrawing, the Gyen Hemen of the Council resdora Moms cleves into a committee on the sais , Chilios, and Beingready to make their Report. his Excellone y returned to the Council ( Number and took his bear Ordered that theraid Report bemade inthediately.
Them Il Reade Chairman of the said Comentes in his placereported that the Committee has duely weighed and considered the vaid Sektion, and were humbly of Opinion Hid his Excellency might grant the vai Fract of land and Pomifare unto Noince Pracy Benjamin Wright, Benjamin Kurch, Joseph march Benagol Anna, Bihar March, John Baldwin, John Kennel, Nathaniel Holbrooke fumer 12 Dewey Junior, Solomon Aring, Jonathan March, Olmos Robison, Paris baldwin, Daniel Finnes, Elijah Song, Eveneger Gille Simion, Eplus Itcander aber Harsh and Dock Height: Laccept the shares and Protection of the world Fract
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Jamontanade Mercan are to remain vedled in the Brown, and that therewere Date of the said Fract which by the Grant or Charles from New Hampshire, werk Intended for publick uses, be granted in Trust as follows that is to say: One such ... Marc for theuse of this incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospelin ... Porcion Porta, a. - like home for a Plebefor the use of the Investor of the Gospel. in Communion of the Church of England as by law established for the Time Being residing on the Grenrifles; a like Share for the use of the first settled minister of the ... Gospel on the said Tract;and one hundred Olores for theuse of artchoolmaster residing on the same rack.
Which Reporton the Question thing put was agreed to and approved of.
Und this Board doth humbly advise and Convent, that his Eocellency do by his Majesty's Letters alent, grant to the Persons frist abovenamed, and their heine the track of Sand aforest, to be thereby erected into a Township, by the name of War instead of Hartford,with theusual Viveledges ; Under the Quit Den! Provinces , Limitations and Restrictions frevoribed by his Majesty's Instructions: Excepting net of the lands so to be granted, the Shares formerly allotled to the Persons nomed in the Report of the Commette; ( And where we no Improvement hath been made), which are to remain vested in the Crown : Und that the several thave Revetofore' intended for publick Uses the granted in Trust, for the Uses in the vaid Report, particularly declared and axefrefred.
And it is ordered By his ocellency the Governor with the advice of the' Council , that for everones to the afring the vais setters Patent,the said intended Grantas, or someversons for them of Suficient abitily do enter into Bond unto nere version ford the Ring, in the Penalty of two thousand Pounds current money of the Fourme of new york. Conditioned that they thereaid interide Grantero her Fais or Aligns, thall as soon as may be after the along of thesaidvetters Istent, grant and Convey in fe simple unto all and every the other Proprietors of the said Track of stand, under the grant of new Hampshire ( Except the aforesaid Daniel Marner, och New march, Thomas Bel and iamuel Wentworth Their Pain or, finns the several tolls shares and Proportions of and in the same, which they the her Proprictors so respectively held, are interested in or intilted unto under the said Grant; upon thevaid Notrutions or their Reins or Ofsigns paying their respective) Porportions of all Seas Charges and Disburvom onto arising or growing due thereupon.
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