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EARLY RECORDS

TOWN OF MANCHESTER

FORMERLY

DERRYFIELD, N. H.
1801—1816

A Complete and Exact Transcript of the Kecords of the Clerks as Written in

the Old Derryfield Book No. 2, pages 202 to 382, Vol. Ill, pages

1 to 177 inclusive. Comprising

VOLUME III

Of the Printed Records of the Town

VOLUME X /

Manchester Historic Associations

Edited, with Introduction, Notes, and Index, hy

GEORGE WALDO BROWNE

Editor "Proprietors' Records of Tyng Township," " Early Records of London-
deny, N. H.," " Early Records of Derryfield, N. H., Vols. I and II."

Manchester, N. H.

Published by Authority of the City Council, under the Auspices of tlie

Manchester Historic Association.

190?.

Manchester, N. H.
printed by the john b. clarke company

1909

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CITY OF MANCHESTEE.

J2- In Boabd of Mayor and Aldermen.

Aisr Order relating to the printing of the records of the
■ ; Town of Manchester.

Q Ordered, That the Manchester Historical Society be and

^ is hereby anthorized and empowered to print the early records
<:i of the Town of Manchester commencing with that part of
\ vh" volume two completed by the said society during the year
. 1906 and continuing as far in Yolume three as the appropria-
\» tion will allow; the work to be done under the direction of
the mayor; the expense thereof to be charged to the appro-
priation known as "Manchester Historical Society, for print-
ing early records of the Town of Derr^^field now Manchester,"
and shall not exceed the amount of said appropriation.
Passed.

In Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

EUGENE E. REED, Mayor.

A true record. Attest:

EDWAED C. SMITH, City Clerh.

A true copy. Attest:

EDWAKD C. SmTH, City Cleric.

11

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Hillsborough, SS.

I, the undersigned, Chairman of the Publication Commit-
tee of The Manchester Historic Association, to whom has
been assigned the task of compiling and editing the Early
Eecords of Manchester, N". H,, formerly Derryfield, certify
that the following transcript of Town Book No. 2, pages 202
to 382, Vol. Ill, pages 1 to 177 inclusive, is a true and exact
copy.

GEORGE WALDO BROWNE.

Manchester, N. H., June 16, 1909.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this sixteenth day of
June, A. D. 1909. .

HARRY T. LORD, Notary Public.

12

CONTENTS.

Hon. Samuel Blodget Frontispiece

Order Eelating to Printing the Eecords

11

Certificate of Editor ....

13

Acknowledgment ....

14

Introduction .....

15

Early Eecords of the Town
Miscellany

. 17-374
375

Index of Xames .....

405

General Index .....

425

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The thanks of the editor and publication committee of the
Manchester Historic Association are due to His Honor Mayor
Eugene E. Eeed, Mr. Edward C. Smith, city clerk, for advice
and help, and to all others who have kindly given their sup-
port toward publishing these early records of the township of
Manchester, formerly incorporated as Derryfield.

G. Waldo Browne,
S. C. GouuD,
J. Arthur Williams,
Clarence M. Platts,
J. Warren Thtng,

Publication Committee.

14

INTRODUCTION.

The period covered by this volume of Early Records, which
for reasons that must be obvious has been styled "]\Ianches-
ter" instead of "Derrj'field," presents many features of in-
terest. During this interval of sixteen years we see more
clearly than heretofore the yielding of old ideas and princi-
ples to the ever-changing influences of progress. We begin
to realize the touch of that power which was to build the
future city.

In 1803 the first vote was taken relative to securing
females for teachers, but it was not considered advisable.
Post guides or sign boards were first mentioned at this time.

In 1804 the town voted to have a singing school, but raised
no money towards its support.

The year 1805 marks the agitation of separating the church
from town affairs, and no money was voted at the annual
meeting for preaching, but two men were elected to sing in
meeting. The following years money was raised until 1813,
when the list of taxes was made up without the customary
"minister's tax." After this the matter was discussed more
forcibly, and in 1816 no money was voted for preaching.

In 1806 the town was divided into eight highway districts.

May 1, 1807, is a memorable date in the history of Man-
chester, as it witnessed the opening of the Blodget canal
around Amoskeag Falls. This important event marked the
accomplishment of the greatest engineering feat, considering
the time, experience and available means, that has been
effected in New England. The fulfillment of this dream of
its projector and builder, Hon. Samuel Blodget, after thir-
teen years of anxious toil, the expenditure of a large per-

15

Ifi INTRODUCTION.

sonal estate and considerable sums of public funds, was the
beginning of a new era for the town upon the banks of the
Merrimack. In 1814 the first boat came up the river, and
from that day began this industry of boating, and the traf-
fic increased in volume and importance until the Merrimack
became the greatest maritime highway in New England.

In 1808 the first public action was taken in regard to
protection from fires, when "firewards" were chosen. That
year also marks the beginning of the use of a new material
in building, and surveyors of brick were chosen.

Another important event in this period was in 1810,
when Thomas Stickney, grandson of Hon. Samuel Blodget,
started the first manufacturing in this vicinity otherwise than
saw mills.

In June a petition was sent to the state legislature to have
the name of the town changed to "Manchester" out of re-
spect to the suggestion of Judge Blodget, who had predicted
that it would eventually become a rival to the city by that
name in England.

This year the first "Clerk of the Market" was chosen.
Overseers of the poor were first chosen at this meeting also.

In 1811 a petition to allow the town separate representa-
tion was made and granted.

That echo of the Eevolution, the War of 1812, occurred
during this period, Manchester doing her part, though as yet
I have been unable to find the roll of her soldiers.

March 8, 1814, it was first voted to open town meeting
with prayer. The fishing interests continued to be an impor-
tant question to settle at town meetings and fishwards were
chosen during the entire period.

In 1800 the state tax was $59.13; county tax, $12.95; town

tax, $180.47. In 1816 these taxes were respectively $92.80,

$44.34, $299.23.

G. W. B.

EAELT RECORDS

OF THE

TOWN OF MANCHESTER, N. H.

( Formerly Derryfield )

III,

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Samuel P Kidder Constable of Derryfield for the year
1799 Greeting

y. You are hereby Eequired in the name of the the

< seaiS State of Newhampshire to warn all the freeholders

\^/ and other Inhabitance of Derryfield Qualifed by

Law to vote in Townmeeting that they meet at

their Meetinghouse on Monday the third day of March next

at Eleven oClock in the forenoon to act on the following

articles namely

1 First to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate s*^ Meeting

21y to Choose all Town Officers for the year ensuing

Sly to see what the Town will do in reguard of the Col-
lectors the two years past namely Stark and Huse. also to
see what method the Town will take to Collect the taxes the
preasant year

41y to Carry in Votes for the Eevisal of the Constitution

51y to see what method the Town will take to Build a
pound

6thly to see what the Town will do in regviard of Money
M' Isaac Huse has Eeceivd of People for Catching fish

7thly to hear all Town accompts and vote thereon

17

18 MANCHESTER HISTOiilC COLLECTIONS.

81y to see how much Money the Town will rase to defray
the Town expence

91y to see how much Money the Town will Vote to hier
preaching

lOly to bring in your Votes for Govenor Councilor sen-
ator County Treasurer and recorder of Deeds

Illy to see how much money the Town will Vote to repair
the Highway the preasent year

12thly to see if the Town will Lay a Bounty on Crows

ISthly to see if the Town will purchase a More Cloth

And make return of this warrant with your doings to Us
on or before the day of holding said Meeting

Given Under our bans and seal dated at Derryfield this
fourteenth day of February 1800

John Eay
Joseph Moor

Select Men

Hillsborough s s Derryfield 15*"* February 1800

Agreeable to the within Warant I have Notified the Free-
holders and other Inhabitants of said Derryfield of time and
place and purpose within Mentioned by posting a Copy at
the Usual place

Sam^ P Kidder Constable

Derryfield March the 3^"^ 1800

A greeable to the foregoing Warrant the Inhabitance Met
and made Choice of Samuel P Kidder for Moderator

Voted to Choose the Town Clerk and Select Men by Belot

Voted Samuel Moor J"" Town Clerk

Voted Samuel Moor J' John Eay Israel "Webster Select Men

Voted the Select Men oversears of the Poor

Voted Samuel P Kidder Town Treasurer

Voted Enos Webster fire Ward

Voted Samuel P Kidder Constable

Voted Capt Samuel Moor Capt John Perham Israel Young
Jonathan Stevens Nathaniel Merrell Job Powell Nath"
Kimble Isaac Stevens Surveyors of Highways and sworn In
to Office

EAELY KECOKDS OF MANCHESTER. 19

Voted John Tufts Israel Webster Nathaniel Moor Samuel
P Kidder Surveyors of Lumber sworn Culler of Staves
Ezekiel Stevens David Webster P sworn

Voted the Select Men fence viewers and prisers of Damage

Voted Isaac Huse Sealer of weights and measures

Voted Job Eowell David Webster Thomas Griffin Joseph
Moor Hoggreves Joseph Moor and Thom^ Griffin sworn

Voted Israel Webster Isaac Huse Joseph Moor Job Eowell
Peter Emerson Jonas Harvy John Moor L* Daniel Hall Fish-
wards and all sworn except Joseph Moor and Job Rowell

Voted John Stark Esq"^ to Collect the Taxes that remanes
due In Benjamin F Starks List of Taxes for 1798

Voted to dismiss so much of the third article as relates
to Josial Huse

Voted to Vandue the Collectorship; Collectorship struck
off to John Harvy at four percent

Voted to accept John Harvy as Collector he finding Bonds-
men

Vets for the Revisal of the Constitution 13: a gainst it 17
that is a gainst having it Revis'*

Voted to adjourn this Meeting to Monday the 10th of
March Met according to adjournment Moderator & Clerk
preasent

Voted to build a pound 32 feet square 7 feet high

Voted to Choose a Committee to dertermin what sort of
Timber and how large and how framed

Voted Isaac Huse Archabld Gamel L* Daniel Davis for the
Committee for the a bove pound

Voted to dismiss the sixth article

Voted to allow L* Daniel Davis' accompt for his servise as
a select Man the year past of $8.10

Voted to allow Joseph Moors accompt for servise 9.78

Voted the thanks of the Town to John Eay for his Servise

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder 3 Dollars for his service
as Treasurer for the year nintynine 3.00

Voted to allow Samuel Moor J' for his service as Clerk the
year past 4 00

20 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to Eaise 125 Dollars to Defray the Towns expence
the present year

Voted to Eaise fifty Dollars for Preaching the present
year

Vots for Govenor for John T Oilman 19 Timoth Walker 31

Votes for Council Robert Wallice 44 Frederic French 1
James Thornton 1

Votes for Senator Frederic French 31 James Thornton 11
John Orr Esq' 5

Votes for County Treasurer for David Stuard 41 for Eohert
Means Esqr 5

Votes for County Eegester for Jonathan Smith Esq' 50

Voted to Eaise one Dollar on the Pole to repare the high-
ways

Voted to allow four shilling for a Mans days work at the
high way

Voted to pay for each Crow caut in Town 25 Cents

Voted Capt John Perham to purchase a More Cloth for the
Use of the Town

Agreeable to a Motion made by Samuel Blodget Esq'

Voted a Comittee to settle with the Select Men Collector
and Town Treasurer one Week at least previous to the next
anual Meeting and report the same and that any of the In-
habitance that have any demand against the Town, present
the same to sd auditors in order for acceptance or lay them
before the Town such as they may not be authorised to allow

Voted John Tufts David Flint John Stark Esq' the Com-
mittee for the above purpose

Voted to adjourn to william Farmers Southeast room

Met according to adjournment

Voted to accept the Eeport of the Commitee who were
appointed to determin the dementions of the pound the Com-
mitee Eeport as follows

the Eeport (Your Committee Eeport as follows respecting
the pound)

1^*^ that it be composed of yallow pine timber Clear of sap

Four sills eight Inches by six seventeen posts Eight by six

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 21

Eails six by 3 inches to be devided from 4 to 8 Inches apart.
Cap pieces 3 squair 9 Inches on each Squair A good and suffi-
cient gate to be hung with Iron hinges clasp Staple and Lock.
To be well underpind with stone six Inches from the ground.
That it be struck off to the Lowest bidder with his giving
bonds for the faithful performance of the same and that it
be Complected by the first day of June next

Isaac Huse
Archabld Gamel
Daniel Davis

Commitee,
Lt Daniel Hall bid the pound off at thirtyfive Dollars
Recorded April 18th 1800

Sam^ Moor P T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Nathan Kimbel Surveyor of Highways in
the Town of Derryfield for the year 1800 Greeting
You are hereby required in the name of s^ State
to keep In good repair fit for teams Sl,'^ the High-
way from General John Starks past your House to Chester
Town Line and you are hereby empowered to Call to your
assistance the Persons named In this List to work out the
sums of Money affixed to each of their names with such tools
as you shall think necessary allowing each Man for a days
work Sixtyseven Cents and for a yoke of Oxen fifty and for
a Plough or Cart thirtythree Cents and if any Person refuse
or neglect to work you are to follow the Eules and directions
of the Law relating to your office

Given under our hand and Seal dated at Derryfield this

sixteenth day of June 1800

Saml Moor J''

Israel Webster

Select Men

22

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Nathan Kimbel

. . $2

55

Isaac Babson

C

. $1 26

Ezra Kimbel

. 1

74

Stephen Whitker

. 1 54

James Emerson

. 5

42

Samuel Stark

. 4

64

John Stark .

. 1

88

Kecorded the 16th of June 1800

Samuel Moor J' T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s
To Job Eowell Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1800 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of sd State to keep
in good repair the Highway fit for teams &'= from Gen^ John
Starks to M*' Gregore Bridg thence down the new Road to
Humphrees Brook thence Up the other Eoad that Leads past
Job Eowells and you are hereby empowered to Call to your
assistance the Persons named in this List to work out the
sum of Money affixed to each of their names with such
tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each Man for a
days work Sixty Seven Cents and for a Yoke of Oxen fifty
and for a plough or Cart thirty three Cents and you are
to follow the Eules and directions of the Law relating to
your office

You are hereby directed to settle this List with the Town
Treasurer agreeable to Law:

Given IJlnder our hand and Seal at Derryfield this Six-
teenth Day of June 1800

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
Cents Select Men

18 John Stark Esq' . 8 53
39 Samuel P Kidder . 3 54
65 Samuel Blodget
00 Esqr .... 7 34

00 David Quimby . . 1 00
00 David Eowell . . 1 00
00

Job Eowell

$4

General John Stark 11
John Eay ... 4
Edward Eay ... 1
William Marten . 1
Eobert Marten . . 1
Theodore Coombs . 1

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 28

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Israel Young Surveyor of Highwa)'s in the
Town of Derryfield for the year 1800 Greeting

Your arehereby required in the name of s*^ State
to keep in good repair the Highways fit for teams
&'' from the Meeting House to Humphryes Brook and from
thence to Joseph Farmers J'' and from the Meeting House
to James Youngs and Lt Ebe*" Stevens, s and all the Eoads
in your Corner Commonly worked on and you are hereby
empowered to Call to your assistance the persons named in
this List to work out the sumes of Money affixed to each of
their names with such tools as you shall think necessary al-
lowing each Man for a days work Sixtyseven Cents and for
a yoke of oxen fifty and for a plough or Cart thirty three
Cents and if any Person refuse or neglect to work you are
to follow the Rules and directions of the Law relating your
office — Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derry-
field this Sixteenth Day of Jun 1800

Sam^ Moor J*"

Israel Webster

Select Men

Cents

C

Israel Young

$3

94

Samuel Hall . . . $1 00

Joseph Young .

. 1

76

John Hall J^ . . 1 00

Lt Eben' Stevens

. 4

01

David Stevens .

. 2

92

Joseph Farmer J'

. 3

86

James Young .

. 2

13

Cap* Ehpraim

Stevens . .

. 5

36

Lt Daniel Hall .

. 6

25

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Nathaniel Merrell Surveyor of Highways in
the Town of Derryfield for the year 1800 Greet-
ing

You are here by required in the Name of s"*
State to keep in good repair the Highway fit for teams &"

24

MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

from the Meetinghous past your house and past Major Weh-
sters to Chester Town Line and to Jonathan Heseltines and
from the Meetinghous to Cap* John Majors and You are
hereby empowered to Call to- your assistance the Persons
named in this List to work out the Sums of Money affixed to
each of their names with such tools as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a Days work Sixtyseven Cents and
for a Yoke of Oxen fifty and for a Plough or Cart thirtythree
Cents and you are to follow the Kules and directions of the
Law relating to your office Given Under our Hands and
seal dated at Derryfield this sixteenth Day of June 1800

Sam^ Moor J'

Israel Webster

Selet Men

Cents

Nathaniel Merrell

$2

19

Benjamin Heseltin .

$3

21

William Farmer

6

24

David Heseltine

2

33

Timothy Dustin

. 7

04

Jacob Smith . .

2

14

Archabald Gamell

6

49

Philip Heseltine

John Dickey

. 3

06

Jun' ....

1

08

John Dickey J"

. 1

81

Amos Webster

1

69

Major John

John Hall . . .

1

00

Webster . .

4

20

Eichard Hardy . .

1

88

Israel Webster .

3

75

Willi'" Gamell . .

1

18

John Webster J'

. 3

73

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Jonathan Stevens Surveyor of Highways in

sEAi, the Town of Derryfield for the Year 1800 Greet-
ing

You are hereby required in the name of S*^ State
to keep in good repair fit for teams and soforth the Highway
from Capt James Majors past your House to Londonderry
Line and to Ebenezer Comings and past Asa Heseltines to
Chester Eoad that goes past Major Websters also the High-
way from Thomas Cheneys past Thomas Griffins to L Derry
Line and you are to Call to your assistance the Persons named
in this List herewith commited to you to work out the sum

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

25

of Money affixed to each of their names with such tools as
you Shall think necessary allowing each Man for a Days work
Sixtyseven Cents and for a Yoke of oxen fifty and for aplough
or Cart thirtythree Cents and if any Person neglect or refuse
to work out their tax you are to follow the Eules and direc-
tions of the Law respecting your office in Collecting the same
and you are herhy directed to settle with the Town Treasure
for this List hy the first day of June 1801 and pay the Bal-
lance to him if any their are due in your hand

Given Under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this Six-
teenth Day of June 1800

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Wehster

Select men

William Perry .
Jonathan Stevens
Josiah Huse .
Capt James Major
Ahel Huse . .
Isaac Huse , .
Moses Merrell .
Thomas Grifen .

Cents

$1 63 Thomas Cheney

3 48 John Griffin . .

1 00 Philip Heseltine

2 35 Asa Heseltine .

4 69 Asa Heseltine J^
8 85 David Wehster

1 34 John Heseltine .

3 92 Ebenezer Corning

James Heseltine

12

12
73
00
74
31
06
54
62

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Isaac Stevens Surveyor of Highways in the
Town of Derryfield for the year 1800 Greeting
You are here by Eequired in the name of s*^ State
to keep In good repair the Highways fit for Teams & '^ from
the Meetinghouse past your House to M*^Gregore Bridge and
to John Browns House and Nathaniel Bakers and to Harvys
Ferry and you hereby empowered to Call to your assistance
the Persons Xamed In this List to work out the sum affixed
to each of their names with Such tools as you Shall think
necessary allowing each Man for a Days work Sixty seven
Cents and for a Yoke of oxen fifty and for a Plough or Cart
thirty three Cents and if any Person refuse or neglect to

26 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

work You are to follow the Eules and directions of the Law
relating to your office

Given Under our Hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
Sixteenth Day of June 1800

Samuel Moor J''

Israel Webster

Select Men

C

Isaac Stevens

. $2

03

Hezekiah Young . $1 99

Ezekiel Steven

. . 5

31

James H Sanders , 1 00

John Harvy

. . 3

66

Life Parker ... 3 13

Jonas Harvy

. 1

75

John Tufts .

. 1

62

James Black

. 1

00

Josep Burbank

. 2

00

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Capt John Perham Surveyor of High ways
in the Town of Derryfield for the Year 1800
Greeting

You are thereby Eequreed in the name of s^
State to keep in good Eepair the Highway fit for teames &"
from Londonderry Line to John Browns House and to the
great Eoad that goes past Huses and toward the Eiver to the
top of the sand hill so Called and to the Lane that goes to
Thomas Griffins you are hereby empowred to Call to Your
assistance the Persons named in this List to work out the
sum of Money affixed to each of their names with such tools
as you shall think necessary allowing each Man for a Days
work Sixtyseven Cents and for a pair of oxen fifty and for a
Plough or Cart thirtythree Cent and if any Person refuse or
neglect to work you are to follow the Eules and directions of
the Law Eelating to your Office

Given under our hand ands Seal dated at Derryfield this
sixteenth day of June 1800

Sam' Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

EARLY

RECORDS

OF MANCHESTER.

27

Cents

Cent

Capt John Perham

$10

09

David Flint . .

. 2 92

Jonathan Young

. 3

64

Stephen Pingry

. 3 79

Peter Emerson .

. 6

44

Samuel Pingry .

. 1 00

Charles Emerson

. 2

13

William Dickey

. 1 15

Lt Daniel Davis

. 3

38

William Perham

. 7

25

James Nutt . .

. 3

82

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Capt Samuel Moor Surveyor of High ways in

SEAL the Town of Derryfield for the Year 1800 Greet-
ing

You are hereby required in the name of S"^ State
to keep in good repair the Highway fit for teams & " from
Litchfield Town Line to nathaniel Bakers house Like wise
from your Ferry to the top of the Sand hill on the Eoad that
Leads to William Perhams and you are hereby empowered to
Call to Your assistance the Persons named in this List to
work out the sum of Money affixed to each of their names
with Such tools as you shall think necessary allowing each
Man for a days work Sixty seven Cents and for a yoke of
oxen fifty Cents and for aplough or Cart thirtythree Cents
and you are to follow the Rules and directions of the Law
respeting j^our office

Given Under our hand and Seal dated at Derryfield this
Sixteenth day of June 1800

Saml Moor J'

Israel Webster

Select Men

D

Cents

D

C

Capt Samuel Moor.

7

73

Enos Webster . . $5

00

Joshua Blodget . .

3

33

David Webster . . 1

40

Luke Woodbury

1

00

William Nutt . . 4

17

Capt Eobert Parker

60

Elizabet Nutt . . 1

00

Thomas Lancy . .

1

60

L* Sam^ Smith . . 2

96

Joseph Moor . .

5

25

L* Theopilas Griffin 3

45

Nathaniel Moor

2

25

Nathaniel Baker . 3

50

John G Moor . .

1

00

Saml Moor J' . . 0
Capt R Dole ... 0

37
56

Recorded June the 16th 1800

Sam^ Moor J^ T Clerk

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34 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Harvy Collector of Taxes in the Town
of Derryfield for the year 1800 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of S^
State to Levey and Collect the whole of this List of taxes
Here with Commited to you: you are to Collect of each Per-
son named in this List the several sums Eespectfully sat down
a gainst their names and you are to pay to the State Treasurer
the sum of fiftynine Dollars and thirteen Cents on or before
the first day of December next: Also you are to pay to the
County Treasurer the sum of twelve Dollars and nintyfive
Cents on or before the first Day of September next Also the
Remander of this List of Taxes which is two hundred and
fiftyeight Dollars and fortyeight Cents Town and School the
School is Seventytwo Dollars and seventy seven Cents and
the Eemander is Town tax one hundred and eighty Dollars
and fortyseven Cents You are to pay one half of the Town
tax to the Town Treasurer on or before the first Day of No-
vember next and the Eemander of this List by the first of
March next

And you are to follow the Eules and directions of the Law
in Leveing and Collecting the same and this Shall be your
sufficient warrant:

Given Under Our hands and Seal at Derryfield this twenty-
first Day of June 1800

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

EAELY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

35

List of Taxes for the Year 1800

1163321

o ce
H H
Cents

x: g
D Cents

James Emerson . .

. $3

10

1

23

1 09

0 25

Samuel P Kidder . .

. 2

03

0

80

0 71

0 16

John Harvy ....

. 2

53

1

01

0 89

0 19

Job Eowell ....

. 2

36

0

95

0 83

0 18

Benjamin Heseltine .

. 1

85

0

73

0 64

0 14

Samuel Stark . . .

. 2

Q6

1

06

0 93

0 22

John Stark ....

1

08

0

44

0 38

0 08

lisaa Babson . . .

0

72

0

29

0 25

0 05

John Stark Esq"^ . .

. 4

89

1

95

1 70

0 37

John Tufts ....

. 0

91

0

37

0 32

0 08

Nathaniel Baker . .

. 2

02

0

80

0 70

0 16

Philip Stevens . . .

1

69

0

67

0 59

0 13

Ezekiel Stevens . .

3

08

1

12

1 08

0 25

Isaac Stevens . . .

1

16

0

46

0 41

0 10

Eliphalet Parker . .

1

79

0

71

0 63

0 14

Theophalas Griffin .

1

95

0

78

0 68

0 15

William Nutt . . .

2

38

0

97

0 84

0 15

Eligah A Nutt . .

0

58

0

24

0 20

0 04

Samuel Smith . . .

1

71

0

67

0 59

0 13

Thomas Lancy . , .

0

91

0

37

0 32

0 08

Luke Woodbury . .

0

58

0

24

0 20

0 04

Joshua Blodget . .

1

91

0

77

0 67

0 15

Capt Eobert Parker Esqi

0

39

0

14

0 11

0 03

Jonathan Young . .

2

10

0

84

0 73

0 16

Peter Emerson . . .

3

17

1

27

1 12

0 27

Thomas Griffin . . .

2

53

0

99

0 88

0 17

David Webster t . .

0

83

0

33

0 29

0 06

Amos Webster . . . .

1

08

0

44

0 38

0 09

Ma*" John Webster . .

2

36

0

96

0 83

0 18

Israel Webster . . . .

2

15

0

86

0 75

0 16

John Webster J' . . .

1

57

0

63

0 54

0 12

William Perry . . . .

0

92

0

37

0 32

0 07

John Dickey . . , .

1

76

0

70

0 61

0 13

36

MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

John Dickey J"'

. . . 1 04

0 43

0 36

0 07

David Dickey .

. . . 1 16

0 47

0 40

0 09

Jonathan Stevens

. . . 1 99

0 80

0 69

0 15

Moses Merrell .

. . . 0 78

0 31

0 27

0 05

Philip Heseltine

. . . 0 99

0 40

0 35

0 08

Thomas Cheney

. . . 1 17

0 89

0 73

0 16

Asa Heseltine J""

. . . 2 34

0 96

0 85

0 16

David Heseltine

. . . 1 54

0 64

0 48

0 11

Philip Heseltine J

oiner . 0 61

0 26

0 21

0 05

Archabld Gammell

. . 3 72

1 48

1 30

0 29

James Heseltine

. . . 0 93

0 37

0 32

0 08

John Heseltine

. . . 1 19

0 47

0 42

0 10

Eichard Hardy .

. . . 1 08

0 44

0 38

0 09

Jacob Smith

. . . 1 23

0 49

0 44

0 10

Nathaniel Merrill

. . 1 25

0 50

0 40

0 10

Timothy Dusten

. . 3 81

1 52

1 33

0 30

William Fermer

. . 3 58

1 43

1 25

0 28

Lt Daniel Hall .

. . 3 58

1 43

1 25

0 28

James Young .

. . 1 23

0 49

0 42

0 10

Hezekiah Young

. . 1 14

0 46

0 40

0 10

Israel Young .

. . 2 25

0 90

0 79

0 16

Joseph Young .

. . 1 00

0 41

0 35

0 08

Capt Ephraim Stev

ens . 3 05

1 21

1 07

0 24

Lt Ebenezer Stevei

IS . . 2 31

0 93

0 81

0 17

David Stevens .

. . 1 69

0 67

0 59

0 13

Joseph Farmer J''

. . 2 19

0 88

0 77

0 16

Abel Huse . . .

. . 2 68

1 07

0 94

0 22

Isaac Huse . . .

. . 5 09

2 02

1 76

0 40

Stephen Pingry .

. . 2 16

0 87

0 76

0 16

Samuel Pingry . .

. . 0 58

0 24

0 20

0 04

Asa Heseltine . .

. . 0 58

0 24

0 20 .

0 04

David Flint . .

. . 1 64

0 76

0 67

13

John Brown . .

. . 1 33

0 54

0 44

0 10

James Nutt . . .

. . 2 18

0 87

0 77

0 16

William Pcrham .

. . 4 14

1 65

1 45

0 33

Lt Daniel Davis .

. . 1 94

0 78

0 68

0 15

William Dickey

. . 0 66

0 28

0 23

0 05

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

37

Charles Emerson . . .

1

23

1

49

0

43

0 10

Capt John Perham .

5

78

2

31

2

01

0 46

Ebenezer Corning . .

0

88

0

35

0

31

0 07

Capt James Major . .

1

32

0

54

0

47

0 10

Joseph Burbank . .

1

14

0

46

0

40

0 09

Edward Eay . . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

William Marten , .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Eobert Marten . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

David Quimby . . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Jonas Harvey . . .

1

01

0

41

0

35

0 08

Enos Webster , . .

1

91

0

77

0

67

0 15

David Webster . .

0

86 '

0

34

0

30

0 07

John Griffin . . . .

0

65

0

27

0

23

0 05

James H Sanders . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

David Eowell . . . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Theodore Coombs . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Stephen Whiteker

0

88

0

36

0

31

0 07

Nathaniel Moor . .

1

29

0

51

0

45

0 10

John G Moor . . ,

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Capt Samuel Moor .

4

42

1

76

1

54

0 35

Joseph Moor . . .

3

01

1

20

1

05

0 24

Gen^ John Stark . .

6

50

2

58

2

26

0 51

Nathan Kimble . .

1

46

0

57

0

51

0 11

John Eay ....

2

66

1

06

0

94

0 21

Samuel Moor J"^ . .

0

82

0

33

0

29

0 06

William Gammell

0

69

0

28

0

23

0 05

Ezra Kimble . . .

1

01

0

41

0

35

0 08

Samuel Hall , . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

John Hall ....

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

John Hall J"^ . . .

. 0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Sam^ Blodget' Esq' .

4

22

1

68

1

47

0 31

James Black . . ,

. 0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

Josiah Huse . . .

0

58

0

24

0

20

0 04

CoP Eobert M'^ Gregor

. 0

28

0

12

0

10

0 02

Capt Eichard Dole .

. 0

33

0

13

0

11

0 02

Joseph Harvy . . ,

. 0

26

0

11

0

09

0 02

The fore going List

of taxes was Eecorded ,

June

the 21

1800

Samuel Moor J"^ Town Clerk

38 manchester historic collections.

"Warrant

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Sam^ P Kidder Constable in the Town of DerryfiGld
for the Year 1800 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of Said State In
warn all the freeholders and other Inhabitance of Derryfield
Quahfied by Law to vote in Town Meeting that they meet
at their Meetinghouse on Tusday the 30*^ Day of September
Instant at one of the Clock in the afternoon to act on the
following articles (Viz)

1"* to Choose a Moderator to regulate said Meeting

2 ly to Choose one man of those duly Qualified to serve
as grand Jurer at the Superior Court of Judicatur to be-
holden at Amherst on the first tusday of October next

3 ^y to draw one man out of the Box to Serve as petit
Jurior at the before mentioned Court a greeable to the pre-
cept

4 ly to see if the Town will Vote to petition the General
Court for to have the highway discontinued from amoskig
Bridge to Chester:

And make return of this Warrant with your doings there
on to us on or before the day of holding said meeting

Given under our hands and seal at Derryfield this twentieth

day of September 1800

Sam^ Moor P
T Clerk and selectman
Israel Webster

Select Men

Hillsborough ss September 22 1800

A greeable to the within warrant I have notified the In-
habitance of Derryfield of time place and purpose within
mentioned by posting a Copy at the usal place

S P Kidder Constable

September the 30th 1800

A greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitance met
and made Choice of Benjamin F Stark for Moderator

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 39

Yote Samuel Moor J'' Grand Jurior Job Eowell petit
juror

Voted to dismiss the fourth article
Eecorded October the 21=^ 1800

S Moor J"- T Clerk

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Sam^ P Kidder Constable in the Town of Derryfield for
the Year 1800 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of sd State to warn
all the Inhabitance of Derryfield qualified by Law to Yote in
Town meeting to meet at their meetinghouse on the Last
Monday of October Instant at two of the Clock in the after-
noon to act on the following articles (viz)

1^*^ to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate said meeting

21y to Yote for one of the following Persons namely
Sam^ Tenney Esqr or George B LTpham Esq' they being the
Two Persons who have the highest number of votes one of
whom is to be Chosen to suply the Yacancy occasioned by the
Eesignation of William Gorden Esq' And make return of
this warrant with your doings there on on or before the
day of holding said Meeting

Given Lender our hand and Seal dated at Derryfield this
ninth day of October 1800

Sam^ Moor J""
Israel Webster

Select Men

Hillsborough s s Derryfield 12th October 1800
a greeable to the within warrant I have Notified the Inhab-
itance of said Derryfield of time place and purpose within
mentioned as the Law directs

Sam^ P Kidder Constable

Agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitance met
at time and place and made Choice of Stephen Pingry for
Moderator

40 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Votes for representative for George B Upham Esqr Eleven
11

Kecorded 27^^ October 1800 *

Sam^ Moor J"^ T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Samuel P Kidder Constable for the Year 1800 Greet-
ing

You are hereby Eequired to warn a Meeting of the Inhab-
itance of Derryfield and Litchfield who are qualified by Law
to Vote in townmeeting that they meet at the Hous of Capt
Samuel Moors in Derryfield on tusday the 3'"'^ day of March
next at one of the Clock P M to act on the following article
(Viz)

1^* to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate s*^ meeting

21y to Choose one man of those duly qualified to Eepre-
sent the District of Derryfield and Litchfield in the General
Court the present year

And make due Eeturn of this warrant with your doings
thereon to Us on or before the Day of holding S*^ Meeting
Given Under our hand and Seal dated at Derryfield this
tenth day of February 1801

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Eay

Select Men

Derryfiel 14th February 1801

Persuant to the within Warrant I have warned the free-
holders & other Inhabitants of S*^ Derryfield to meet at time
and place & for the purpose within mentioned as the Law
directs Samuel P Kidder Constable

Eecorded March 25th 1801

S Moor J-^ T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s
To Lt simeon Kandall Constable for the Town of Litch-
field for the year 1800 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired to warn a meeting of the Inhab-

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 4l

itants of Litchfield who are qualified by Law to vote in Town
Meeting that they meet at the House of Capt Samuel Moors
in Derryfield on Tusday the 3'"<^ day of March next at one
o Clock P M to act on the following articles (Viz)

1^* to Choose a moderator to regulate S'^ Meeting

21y to Choose one Man of those duly Qualified to Eep-
resent the district of Litchfield and Derryfield in the General
Court the present year

And make due Return of this warrant with your doings
there on to Us on or before the Day of holding s"^ Meeting

Given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this

tenth day of February 1801

Sam^ Moor P

Israel Webster

John Ray

Select Men

Hillsborough s s

In obdience to the within warrant I have warned the Legal
voters in Litchfield to meet at time and place within men-
tioned

March the 3^"^ 1801

Simeon Kendell Constable for Litchfield

Recorded March 25th 1801

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

March 3*^ 1801 Agreeable to the foregoing warrants the

Inhabitants of Derryfield and Litchfield met and made Choice

of Cliften Clagget for Moderator and Samuel Moor J' for

Representative

Recorded March 25 1801

Sam^ Moor P Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Sam^ P Kidder Constable of Derryfield for the year
1800 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the freeholders and other Inhabitants
of Derryfield Qualified by Law to vote in Town meeting that

42 MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

they meet at their meetinghous on monday the second Day of
March next at ten of the Clock in the fore Noon to act on the
following articles (Viz)

l^'' to Choose a moderator to Eegulate s*^ Meeting

2'^ to Choose all Town officers for the year ensuing

3'''^ to see if the Town will vote to pay Sam^ Moor J" ex-
pence in the action Commenced against him for not Eecord-
ing a Certain vote in the year 1799

4^^ to hear all town accompts and vote thereon

5^^ to see how much Money the Town will Eaise to pay
the Town expence the present year

6**^ to see how much Money the Town will raise to hire
preaching the present year

7^^ to bring in votes for Governor Counsellor senator
County Treasurer and Eegester

8*^ to see how much Money the Town will raise to Eepair
the high ways the present year

9**^ to see if the Town will vote to abate Certain Persons
taxes in the past Collectors lists of taxes

10th to see of the Town will vote that the Collector for
the present year shall Collect his taxes within the year And
make due Eeturn of this warrant with your doings there on
to us on or before the day of holding said meeting Given
under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this tenth day
of february 1801

Samuel Moor J''
Israel Webster

Select Men

Derryfield 14th February 1801

Pursuant to the within warrant I have warned the Free-
holders and other Inhabitants of s*^ Derryfield to meet at time
and place and for the purpose within mentioned as the Law
Directs

Sam^ P Kidder Constable

Derryfield March the 2°^ 1801

Agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitance met
and made Choice of John Stark Esq' for Moderator

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 43

Voted Samuel Moor P Town Clerk

Voted Samuel Moor J'' John Eay and Israel Webster select
Men (sworn

Voted to Carrey on the Eemander of the meeting by hand
votes

Voted Job Rowell Constable s^ Eowell was sworn to i>^
offic

Voted the Collectorship set up to vendue to the Lowest
bidder Collectorship bid off by Elijah A Nutt at 5 per Cent

Voted to accept s'^ Xutt as Collector he giving Sufficient
Bonds

Voted Philip Hesetine joiner Job Eowell David Flint
Joseph Farmer J"^ Joseph Moor James Black Nathan Kimbel
& David Heseltine Surveyors of Highways (and sworn

Tithing Men L* Ebenezer Stevens Ebenezer Corning Elijah
Xutt

Fence Viewers the Sellect Men and prisers of damage

Samuel P Kidder Sealer of "Waights and measures

Hogg Eeeves Theodore Combs John Heseltine David
Dickey (Hogg Eeevs sworn

Surveyors Lumber David "Webster J'' Sam^ Moor J' Edward
Eay Israel Webster and sworn to s*^ office Isaac Eowell Sam-
uel Hall sworn to s*^ of&ce

Samuel P Kidder Town Treasurer

William Farmer pound Keeper and to open the Meeting
house or saction

3 art^^ Voted to allow Samuel Moor J"" thirty Dollars

Voted John Eay 5 Dollars for his Servise as Select Man
the year past.

Voted to Eaise fifty Dollars to pay Town expence the pres-
ent year

Voted fifty Dollars for preaching the present year

Votes for Goveror for John T Oilman Esq"". ... 31

for Timothy Walker Esqr 14

for John Langdon Esq'' 1

Votes for Senators for John Orr Esq' 4

for Frederick French Esq"" 30

44 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

County Treasurer Eobert Means Esqr 33

Regester of Deeds Jonathan Smith Esqr .... 41

Voted to Eaise on Dollar on the Poll to Eepair the High-
ways

Voted ten Cents an hour for a good hours Labour at high-
ways

Voted that the Collector for the present year Shall settle
up his List of Taxes within the year

Voted to allow Samuel Moor J' accompt for his servis as
Select Man the year past ten Dollars and two Cents $10.02

Voted to allow Israel Websters accompt for his Servise as
Select Man for the year past $7.54

Voted to allow Samuel P Kidders accompt as Constable and
one per Cent as a Treasurer for Receving and paing out which
amounts to $3 60

Voted to allow Josiah Huses accompt as a Commty Man
with Esq' Blodget and Cap*^ GofEe to settle with past select
Men an Constables 4.50

Voted to allow John Tufts accompt as a Committy Man to
settle with past select Men and Constables four day V2 75
Cents per day 3.37

do John Stark J^ Esq'" . .■ 3.37

do David Flint 3.37

Voted to allow Samuel Moor J"" accompt for tending the
the a fore s^ Committee four days 75 Cent per day . $3.00

Voted to allow Samuel Moor J"" six Dollars for his servise as
Town Clerk the year past 6.00

Voted to a bate William Blodgets Thomas Ameys and Ben-
jamin F Starks taxs in Benjamin F Starks List of Taxes the
whole amount is $6.25

Voted to abate the whole of Stevens Flanders tax in Wil-
liam Nutts Liste of Taxes and Ebenezer Comings and Luke
Woodburyes Minesters Tax in William Nutts List of Taxes

Voted David Quimbey Clerk of the Market

Recorded March 25th 1801

S Moor T Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 46

Eeport of the Committee Chosen by the Town of Derry-
field at their anual Meeting in the Year 1800 for the purpose
of setling with Selectmen Collectors Treasurer &c Beg leave
to Report (Viz)

1^ After a Close examination of the Treasures accompts
we give it as our oppinion that they are in exclent order and
that we feel our selves entirely sattisfied with his Method of
transacting the Towns business and with his Care and atten-
tion in the dis Charge of the duty of his office The footing of
his accompts are as follows (Viz)

It appears that he Ecvd of the Towns Money . $704.77

and that has paid Town orders to the amount . . 710.00

Ballance in favor of M"" Kidder 5.23

2°^ On settlement with M' Young Collector for the year
1792 and him indebted to the Town in the sum of £ 2: 5. 0
Eaqual to $7.50

M"" Youngs Collectorship was adjusted by a former Com-
mitee Saml Blodget & others

3'"'^ on setlement with Cap* John Perham Collector for
the Year 1793 and find him indebted sevnty two Cents
which Money said Collector paid Cap* John Goffe Capt
John Perhams Collectorship was setled by the former Com-
mitee as a bove

4*"^ Oon settlement with M"^ Charles Emerson Collector
for the Year 1794 and find him indebted to the Town in the
sum of twenty three shillings and tenpence half peney which
Money was paid to Capt John Goffe as a bove

M"^ Charles Emersons Collectorship was setled by the former
Commitee as before stated

5**^ On settlement with M"" William Nutts Executors Ee-
specting M' Nutts Collectorship for the year 1795 1796 &
1797 and find him Indebted in the sum of nineteen Dollars
and 55 Cents

gth "^lyith Eespect to Lt Benjamin F. Starks Collector for
the year 1798 we have made no settlement with him on ac-
count of papers not being handed in But thare appears to be
due from him after deducting his fee the sum of fifty one Dol-
lars and 71 Cents

46 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

7^^ On settlement with M"^ Josiah Huse Collector the year
1799 and find him Indebted in a sum of thirteen Dollars
thirty one Cents

8^ Collector John Harvy stands Charged on Treasurers
Book in a sum of $258.97

gth -^g jjgyg Made no setlement with any select Men

We mad an attempt to settle with M' Isaac Huse But find
our Selves so embarrast for the want of necessary informa-
tion that we think fit to Eeport without making any settle-
ment with him

Derryfield March 2""^ 1801

John Stark J'

David Flint
John Tufts

Committee Men
Voted to axcept the above Report
Recorded June the 10th 1801

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Nathan Kimbel Surveyor of Highway in the

Town of Derryfield for the year 1801 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of S^ state

to keep in good repair the Highway fit for teams

& from General Starks past your House to Chester Town

Line

and you are hereby Empowred to Call to your assistance

the Persons named in this List to work out the sum of Money

afiixed to each of their names with such tools as you shall

think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours work

ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough

or Cart five Cents and if any Person neglect or Refuse to

work you are to follow the Rules and directions of the Law

Relating to your Office

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

27 Day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J'

Israel Webster

Select men

EARLY RECORDS OP MANCHESTER.

47

Nathan Kimbel .

. $2.15

Ezra Kimbel . .

. 2.73

James Emerson .

. 4.00

Sam^ Stark . .

. 4.73

John Stark J-". .

. 2.76

Theodore Coombs . $1.00

Stephen Whiteker . 1.76

John Hugh Non- |

resident . . . 1.04

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To James Black surveyor of Highways in the

SEAL Town of Derryfield 1801 Greeting

You are hereby requred in the name of s*^ State
to keep in good repair the highways fit for teams &'' from
the Meeting house past your house to M'^Gregors Bridge and
to John Browns house and to nathaniel Bakers and to the
Eiver at Harveys ferry and you are here by impowered to Call
to your assistance the Persons named in this List to work
out the sum of Money affixed to each of their names with
such tools as you shall think necessary allowing each Man
for a good hours work ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen ten
Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents and if any Person
Eefuse or neglect to work you are to follow the Eules and
Direction of the Law Eelating to your office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
27 Day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor
Israel Webster

Select Men

Cents

James Black . .

$163

Joseph Harvey Non-

Eliphlet Parker .

3.33

resident . . .

$0 25

Ezekiel Stevens .

4 61

James H Sanders

129

John Harvey . .

5 18

Isaac Stevens . .

3 28

Wheler

186

John Tufts . .

127

Hezkiah Young .

196

48

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough

To Joseph Farmer J' Surveyor of high ways

in the Town of Derryfield for the year 1801 Greet-

ms

You are hereby requied in the name of s*^ state to Keep
in good repair the highways fit for teams &° from the Meeting
House to Humphries Brook and from thence to your House
and from L* Eben®"' Stvens to the Meetinghouse and to M'
Youngs all the Eoads in your Corner that are Commonly
worked on and you are hereby impowered to Call to Your
assistance the Persons named in this List to work out the
sums of Money affixed to each of their names with Such
tools as you shall think necessary allowing each Man for a
good hours work ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents '
and for a plough or Cart five Cents and if any Person neglect
or refuse to work you are to follow the rules and directions
of the Law Eelating to your office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
27 Day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

Joseph Farmer J"^

$3 94

Eichard Hardy .

. $2 04

L* Daniel Hall .

6 66

John Hall J^ .

. 1 00

Israel Young .

3 33

Joseph Young .

. 1 75

L* Eb° Stevens .

4 24

David Stevens .

. 2 36

Capt Ephr"* Setvns

4 60

James Young .

. 1 48

Samuel Hall . .

1 00

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Job Eowell Surveyor of Highways in Derry-
field for the Town of Derryfield for the year 1801
Greeting

You are hereby required of S"^ state to keep in
good repair the High ways fit for teams &*' from General
Starks past M*^ Gregors Bridge to Humphries Brook and up
the other road that leads past your House and you are hereby

EARLY KECOKDS OF MANCHESTER.

49

empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons named

in this List to work out the sum of Money affixed to each of

their names w^ith such tools as you Shall think necessary

allowing each man for a good hours work ten Cents and for

a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents

and you are to follow the Eules and directions of the Law

in levying the same

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

27 day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J""

Israel "Webster

Select Men

Job Eowell . .

$4 14

John Eay . . .

. $5 24

Sam^ P Kidder .

3 09

Isaac Eowell . ,

. 1 00

Sam^ Blodget Es'

8 36

Edward Eay . .

. 1 50

L* Benj"^ F Stark

1 00

John Eay J"^ . .

. 1 00

Gener^ John Stark

11 08

David Quimby .

1 00

John Stark Esqr

6 61

Philip Stivens .

. 2 44

Capt W^ Blodget

1 00

Coin Eobert M°

William Martin .

1 50

Gregor . . .

. 0 60

Eobert Martin .

. 1 00

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To David Flint Surveyor of Highways in Derry-
field for the Year 1801 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s*^ State
of Xewhampshire to keep in good repair the Highways fit for
teams &° from Londonderry Town Line to John Browns house
also the Eoad past your own house to Huses Corner so Called
and from William Perhams to wards Capt Sam^ Moors as far as
the top of the sandhill so Called and past Jonathan Youngs
and past Thomas Griffins to Londonderry Town Line You
are hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the persons
named in this List to work out the sums of Money affixed
to each of their names with such tool as you shall think
necessary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents
and for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a Plough or Cart

50

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

five Cents and if any Person Eefuse or neglect to work you
are to follow the Eules and direction of the Law Eelating to
your office

Given Under our hands and Seals dated at Derryfield this
27*^ Day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

David Flint . .

. $3 63

Thomas Griffin .

. $3 76

Stephen Pingry .

3 98

David Dickey .

. 1 36

Sam^ Pingry . .

1 75

Capt John Perham

9 47

Elijah Flint . .

1 93

Jonathan Young

3 43

John Griffin . .

1 94

William Perham

6 59

John Brown . .

3 44

Charles Emerson

3 86

James Nutt . .

3 76

Peter Emerson .

5 31

L* Daniel Davis .

5 61

William Perry .

3 43

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To David Heseltine Surveyor of Highways in
the Town of Derryfield in the year 1801 Greet-

SEAIi

msr

You are here by Eequired in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good repair the highways fit for teams &,'^ from the Meeting
House past Major Websters to Chester Town Line and to
Philip Heseltines and to Jonathan Heseltines and you are
hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons
named in this List to work out the sums of Money affixed to
each of their names with such tools as you shall think neces-
sary allowing to each Man for a good hours work ten Cents
and for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart
five Cents an hour and if any Person refuse or neglect to
work you are to follow the Eules and directions of the Law
Eelating to your Office

Given Under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
37*^ Day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

61

David Heseltine

$3 33

John Dickey J' .

$1 89

Asa Heseltine P

4 10

Major Webster .

2 70

Asa Heseltine .

1 00

Israel Webster .

3 23

Archabld Gammell

9 85

John Webster .

2 66

John Dickey . .

2 35

David Webster .

1 36

Timothy Dustin

6 2-i

Nathaniel Merrel

1 00

Jacob Smith . .

1 32

John Heseltine .

. 2 06

William Farmer .

5 79

Amos Webster .

. 1 99

Jonathan Heseltine

0 91

Benjamin Heseltine 1 98

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Philip Hesletine Joiner Surveyor of High-

SEAL wa5's in the Town of Derryfield for the Tear 1801
Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of S'' State to keep
in good Eepair fit for teams &'^ the Highway from your House
to Londonderry Town Line by Jonathan Stevens and from
Thomas Chenies to Thomas Griflfins Lain and to Ebenezer
Comings and you are hereby empowered to Call to your as-
sistance the Persons named in this List to work out the sum
of Money affixed to each of their names with such tools as you
Shall think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours
work ten Cents and for a 3'oke of Oxen ten Cents and for a
plough or Cart five Cents and if any Person refuse or neglect
to work you are to follow the Eules and directions of the
Law Eelating to your office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
27^^^ day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor Jr

Israel Webster

Select Men

Philip Heseltine

Philip Heseltine . $2 38

Joiner . . .

. $1 66

Ebenezer Corning . 1 51

Josiah Huse . .

. 1 75

Capt James Major . 2 35

John Hall . .

. 1 00

John Major ... 1 00

Thomas Cheney .

. 3 80

Isaac Huse ... 9 72

Abel Huse . .

. 5 14

Jonathan Stevens . 2 63

Moses Merrill .

. 1 31

62

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Joseph Moor Surveyor of Highways in the
town of Derryfield for the year 1801 Greet-

ing

You arehereby Eequired in the name of S^ State to keep
in good repair the Highways fit for Teams &'^ from Litch-
field Town Line to nathaniel Bakers house Likewise from
Capt Samuel Moors ferry so Called by the school house on
the Eoad that Leads to William Perhams and you are hereby
empowered to Call to your assistance the persons hereafter
named in this List to work out the sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with such tools as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents and
for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five
Cents for an hours work and you are to follow the Rules and
directions of the Law Eespecting your office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

27th day of June 1801

Sam^ Moor J'"

Israel Webster

Select Men

Joseph Moor

6 19

Sam^ Moor J"" .

$2 67

Nathaniel Baker

3 40

Joseph Davis

1 00

L* Theof= Griffin

2 43

Benjamin Stevens

1 00

L* Sam^ Smith .

3 09

Thomas Lancy .

2 25

Jabish Smith

1 77

Dennis M^'Lain .

1 98

Joshua Blodget .

4 60

Cap* Eich^'i Dole

0 24

Elijah A Nutt .

5 54

Enos Webster .

7 09

Capt Sam^ Moor .

7 01

David Webster .

1 50

John G. Moor .

1 00

Recorded June 27*'^ 1801

Sam^ Moor J^ T Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 63

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M

EAULY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

69

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Elijah A Nutt Collector of Taxes in the Town of Derry-
field for the year 1801 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the Name of S*^ State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this List of
Taxes the Several Sums affixed to each of their names and
you are to pay to the Treasurer of the County of Hillsbor-
ough the sum of nine Dollars and ninetyfive Cents on or be-
fore the first Day of September next ensuing And the Re-
mainder of this List of taxes which is one hundred and sev-
entynine Dollars and 72 Cents you are to pay to Sam^ P Kid-
der Treasurer for the Town of Derryfield for the year 1801
on or before the first Day of November next Ensuing And
if any person Eefuse or neglect to pay You are to follow the
Eules and directions of the Law in that Case made and pro-
vided Aand this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given
Under our hand and Seal this first day of August A D 1801

Sam' Moor Jr
Israel Webster

Select Men

Taxes for 1801

Capt John Perham $3 04

Jornathan Young 1 12

Theop^ Griffin 0 73

John Harvey 1 67

Philip Heseltine 0 88

David Flint 0 84

Stephen Pingrey 1 28

Sam' Pingry 0 56

Elijah Flint 0 68

Thomas Lancey 0 72

David Heseltine 1 05

Dennis M<= Lain ...... 0 67

John Griffin 0 68

James Black 0 53

David Webster Jr 0 48

School

County

2 19

0 29

0 79

0 12

0 57

0 08

1 19

0 16

0 59

0 08

0 60

0 08

0 92

0 13

0 41

0 05

0 50

0 06

0 51

0 07

0 76

0 10

0 49

0 05

0 49

0 05

0 37

0 05

0 34

0 06

60 MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

David Dickey 0 41

Nathaniel Baker 1 15

Eliphlet Parker 1 08

Elijah A Nutt 1 78

Capt Ephraim Stevens .... 1 48

Gen^ John Stark 3 55

John Stark Esq' 2 12

James Young 0 47

Sam^ Hall . . ; 0 32

David Quimbey 0 32

Capt W" Blodget 0 32

James H Sanders 0 42

Eichard Harvey 0 66

Philip Stevens 0 78

Ezekiel Stevens 1 49

Isaac Stevens 1 07

John Brown 0 78

James Nutt 1 21

Lt Daniel Davis 1 80

Thomas Cheney 1 23

William Perry 0 77

John Major 0 32

Abel Huse 1 65

Isaac Huse 3 12

Thomas Griffin 1 21

Ezra Kimbel 0 88

Nathan Kimbel 0 67

John Pay 1 67

William Marten 0 48

Robert Marten 0 32

Enos Webster 2 71

Asa Heseltine J'' 1 32

Jonathan Stevens 0 84

Asa Heseltine 0 41

Ann Gammel 0 10

Archabeld Gammel 3 17

John Dickey 0 75

0 25

0 04

0 80

0 10

0 76

0 10

1 28

0 15

1 06

0.15

2 54

0 35

1 53

0 20

0 33

0 05

0 19

0 03

0 19

0 03

0 19

0 03

0 28

0 04

0 48

0 08

0 56

0 08

1 07

0 14

0 75

0 10

0 56

0 07

0 86

0 12

1 29

0 15

0 87

0 12

0 55

0 07

0 19

0 03

1 16

0 16

2 24

0 30

0 86

0 12

0 63

0 08

0 41

0 05

1 20

0 16

0 34

0 05

0 19

0 03

1 70

0 19

0 94

0 13

0 60

0 08

0 29

0 04

0 07

0 02

2 27

0 31

0 53

0 09

EARLY EECOUDS OP MANCHESTER. 61

Josiah Huse 0 50

Capt P Major 0 75

Philip Heseltine Jinor .... 0 59

John Hall 0 32

Timothy Dusten 1 17

Jacob Smith 0 43

William Farmer 1 88

Lt Daniel Hall 3 14

John Hall J^ 0 33

Israel Young 1 06

Joseph Young 0 56

Hezekiah Young 0 63

Lt Ebenezer Stevens .... 1 37

David Stevens 0 76

Joseph Farmer 1 36

Lt Benjamin F. Stark .... 0 33

Jonathan Heseltine 0 39

Benjamin Heseltine 0 65

Amos Webster 0 63

John Dickey J^ 0 58

Ma^ John Webster 0 87

Israel Webster 1 05

John Webster J^ 0 85

David Webster 0 44

Moses Merrell 0 44

Ebenezer Corning 0 49

JSTathaniel Merrell 0 33

John Heseltine 0 69

James Emerson 1 38

Sami Stark 1 53

John Stark J^ 0 89

Theodore Combes 0 33

Stephen Whiteker 0 56

Job Rowell 1 33

Sami P Kidder 1 00

Sam^ Blodget Esqr 3 69

Capt Sam^ Moor 3 19

0 36

0 05

0 54

0 07

0 43

0 05

0 19

0 03

1 37

0 17

0 31

0 04

1 39

0 18

1 54

0 31

0 19

0 03

0 76

0 10

0 41

0 05

0 45

0 06

0 98

0 13

0 54

0 07

0 91

.0 13

0 19

0 03

0 31

0 03

0 45

0 05

0 40

0 04

0 63

0 05

0 75

0 08

1 61

0 10

0 61

0 08

0 33

0 05

0 33

0 04

0 34

0 05

0 19

0 03

0 50

0 07

0 93

0 13

1 00

0 15

0 63

0 08

0 19

0 03

0 41

0 05

0 96

0 13

0 71

0 08

1 93

0 37

1 63

0 33

62 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

John G Moor 0 32 0 19 08

Sam^ Moor Jr 0 86 0 61 0 03

Joseph Davis 0 32 0 19 0 08

Benjamin Stevens 0 32 0 19 0 03

James Wheler 0 59 0 42 0 03

Isaac Eowell ....... 0 32 0 19 0 05

John Ray Jr 0 32 0 19 0 03

John Tufts 0 41 0 29 0 04

William Perham 2 12 1 43 0 19

Charles Emerson 0 91 0 66 0 08

Peter Emerson 1 67 1 20 0 16

Lt. Sam^ Smith 1 00 0 70 0 10

Jahish Smith 0 56 0 36 0 06

Joshua Blodget 1 48 1 06 0 14

Joseph Moor 1 99 1 43 0 18

Edward Pay 0 48 0 34 0 05

John Hugh 0 30 0 22 0 03

Capt. Richard Dolole .... 0 10 0 06 0 02

Colon Robert McGregor .... 0 20 0 14 0 03

Joseph Harvey 0 10 0 06 0 02

Recorded August 4*^ 1801

Sam^ Moor Jr T Clerk

State of I^ewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Job Powell Constabel of the Town of Derryfield for
the year 1801 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of S^ State to warn
all the freeholders and other Inhabitancs of Derryfield that
they meet at their Meetinghouse on Tuesday the twenty
ninth of this Instant at one of the Clock in the afternoon to
act on the following articles (Viz)

1^*^ to Choose a Moderator to regulate S^ Meeting

2^'' to see if the Town will open a Highway that is Laid
out from the Meetinghouse to Benjamin Heseltines so far as
respects Daniell Hall Land or Exchange the same for other
Land from the said Hall

And make return of this warrant with your doings thereon
to Us on or before the day of Holding said Meeting

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 63

Given Under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this

Eighth day of December 1801

Saml Moor J""

Israel "Webster

Select Men

Hillsborough ss

A greeable to the within warrant I have notified the in-
habtance of time place & purpose within mentioned by post-
ing a copy of Said warrant

Job Eowell Constable

December 24^^ 1801
A greeable to the foregoing warning the Inhabitance met
and made Choice of John Stark Esqr for moderator
Voted to dismiss said meeting
Recorded January 12^^ 1803

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

December 24*^ 1801
This day we the Subscribers Select Men of Chester and
Derryfield began to preambulate the Line between the said
Towns began at the Northeast Corner of Derryfield at a Stake
and stone run South two degrees & a :| E by sundry marked
trees onto dear neck and a Cross Massabesick pond between
the great Island and the Island west of it and acrost a small
Island further South on to the main Land and a Crost the
Eoad at a Ston near Benja°" Peabodys to the west of his
house and by sundry marked trees to a yallow pine with sun-
dry letters and other marks on it being a Southeast corner
of Lot No 13-4 and Southeast bound between Chester and

Derryfield

December 28*^^^ same year began a gain at the first men-
tioned Stake and Stones thence Eun N 69 3/4 ^ W by sundry
marked Trees Eun a little to the south of Starks medow to
the original Head Line of Chester to a pile of stones with
Trees marked around them then N a bout 2 ** W by marked
trees to the highway betwean the Kimbal Houses thence the
same Course by S W bound of Lot 106 to merrimack Eiver

64 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

to a heap of Stones, No 134 Lays 1/4 in Chester & No 41
Lays 3/4 in Chester No 102 Lays 1/4 in Chester and 48. .
49. .50. . 51. . 53. . 53. . nine tenths of them Lays
in Chester and all the Eemaider of the a fore mentioned Lots
lays in Derryfield which finishes the preambnlation of all
the Line betwean s*^ Towns and this we order and request
the Clerk of S*^ Town to Record in the Town Book of Eec-

ords per us.

B Pike Chase
Benjm Hall

Select Men of Chester
Israel Webster
John Eay

Selectmen Derryfield
Eecorded per Sam^ Moor P T Clerk
Derryfield January 12th 1802

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Job Eowell Constable of Derryfield for the
year 1801 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of the
state of Newhampshire to warn all the freeholders and other
Inhabitance of Derryfield Qualified by Law to vote in Town
meeting that they meet at their Meetinghouse on Monday
the first day of March next at 12 oclock at noon to act on the
following articles namely

1^* to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate Said Meeting

21y to Choose all Town officers for the year ensuing

31y to hear all Town acconpts & allow or disallow the
Same

41y to See how much money the Town will raise to pay
Town Charges the preasent year

51y to See if the Town will Eaise any Money for preach-
ing & how Much

tjly to bring in votes for Governor Councillor Senator
County Treasurer and Eegester

71y to see how much Money the Town will raise to Eepair
the highways the preasent year

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 65

81y to see if the Town will open the Road that was Laid
out from the Meetinghouse to Benjamin Heseltines

91y to See if the Town will have the Eoad as it now is
Laid out or whether it Shall be all taken off of Farmer, that
is from the Meetinghouse to the sien Bridge or Cosway

lOly to See if the Town will Raise any Money to make
the School housen more Comfortable and how much the —
three built by the Town: And make Return of this warranl:
with your doings thereon to us on or before the day of Hold-
ing said Meeting

Given Under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this Sixth
day of February A D 1803

Saml Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Eay

Select Men
Hillsborough ss

A greeable to the foregoing warrant I have notified the In-
habitance of Derryfield of time and place and purpose within
mentioned by posting a Copy of Said warrant

Job Rowell Constable

March the first 1802

a greeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitance met
and Made Choice of Joseph Moor for Moderator

Voted to Carry on this meeting by hnd vote which was after
wards Reconsidered

Voted Sam^ Moor J'' Town Clerk and Sworn

Select Men Sam^ Moor J"" Israel Webster John Ray &
Sworn

Surveyors of Highway David Stevens Jacob Smith Phillip
Stevens Peter Emerson Eliphlet Parker, David Webster J'
John Stark the third John Heseltine all Sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Joseph Moor James H Sanders
Israel Webster Eliphlet Parker all Sworn but Sanders

Town Treasurer Sam^ P Kidder Sworn

Constable Job Rowell Sworn

Culler of Staves Ezekiel Stevens Stephen Davis

66 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Fishwards Ebenezer Corning Isaac Huse Capt John Per-
ham Lt Thofilas Griffin David Heseltine Enos Webster
Sworn all

Hoggreves John Major Dennes M^Lain Eliphlet Parker
Sworn

Fence viewers and persons of Dammag the Select Men

Voted William Farmer pound keeper

Voted Benjamin Heseltine Sam^ Moor J'' James Young
Tithing Men

Voted to ajourn this Meeting to William Farmers house

Met according to adjournment

Collector Ship set up at vandue and struck off to Elijah
A Nutt at five Cents on the Dollar for Collecting

Voted to adjourn this meeting to Monday the loth day
of this Instant a March

March the 15th Met according to adjournment

Voted to adjourn to the Meeting house Met and pro-
ceeded to buisness

Voted to allow Sam^ Moor J' five Dollars for his Servise
as Town Clerk the year past

4 article Voted not to Eaise any money to pay Town
Charges

5 article Voted to Eaise fifty Dollars for preaching this
year

Voted the following persons a Committee to hire preach-
ing (Viz) Sam^ Moor J'' Isaac Huse Enos Webster Capt Per-
ham Israel Young
Votes for Governor

For his Excellency John T. Gilman . . 42

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for John Langdon Esqr

for Councilor Eobert Wallace Esqr . .
Benjamin Perce Esquir
Stephen Pingrey . . .
John Orr Esqr ....

Senators John Orr Esqr 42

James Thorton E?qr 16

for Eegester of Deeds Jonathan Smith Esqr 51

for County Treasurer Eobert Means Esqr 28

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 67

Voted one Dollar on the Poll to Eepair highways and ten
Cents an hour for Labor a Man & ten Cents for a pare of oxen

Voted to Choos a Committee to Settle with Select Men
and Treasurer of the Town for the year past and the preas-
ent year

Chose John Stark Esqr Isaac Huse and Josiah Iluse s*^
Committee

8 Voted to dismiss the Eighth article in the fore going
warrant

9th article Voted on the ninth article to abide the judg-
ment of the Eifferees namely Colonls M*^ Gregor and Adams

10 Voted to dismiss the 10th articles in the foregoing
warrant

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidders account for Treasurer buis-
ness that is doing that busines the year past . . . . $3 .16

Voted to allow Job Eowell for Servise as Constable 0 90

Voted to allow John Bays accomp for Servis as Select
Man the year past 6 50

Voted to allow Sam^ Moor J"^ account for Servise as Select
Man the year past 10 45

Voted to allow Israel "Websters account for servise as Select
Man the year past 12 00

Eecorded April 5th 1802 by

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

68

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State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

to Philip Stevens Surveyor of high ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the Year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s"^ State to keep
in good repair the High ways fit for Teams and Soforth from
General Starks house past your house to Humphries Brook
and up the other Road that leads past Job Rowells and you
are to Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List
to work out the Sum of Money affixed to each of their names
with such tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each
Man for a good hours work ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen
ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents and you are to
follow the Rules and directions of the Law in Leving and
Collecting the same

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

r^ day of June 1802

Sam^ Moore J""

Israel Webster

Select Men

D C

Philip Stevens . .

$2 47

Esq' Stark . .

$4 11

General Stark . .

12 37

Job Rowell . .

3 80

John Ray ....

5 95

David Rowell .

1 00

Esq' S Blodget . .

9 84

Edward Ray . .

1 00

Sam^ P Kidder . .

2 92

John Ray J"" . .

1 00

Cap* Wilham Blod-

Stephen Davis .

1 00

get

1 00

William Martin .

1 00

Robert Martin . .

1 00

Coin M<=Gregor .

0 56

Josiah Huse . . .

1 7i

State of ISTewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To David Stevens Survayor of high ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the State to keep
in good repair the highways fit for Teams and soforth from
the Meetinghouse to Humphries Brook and from the Meeting-
hous to you own house and to M"" Youngs and all the Roads

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

76

in 3'our Corner that are commonly worked on and you are
hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons
named in this List to work out the sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with Such tools as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good days work ten Cents for
a yoke of oxen ten Cents and for plough or Cart five Cents
and if any Person refuse or neglect to work you are to follow
the Eules and directions of the Law relating to your office
and this Shall be your Sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
1^* day of June 1803

Sam^ Moore P
Israel Webster

Select Men

David Stevens .

. $3 19

L* Daniel Hall .

7 19

Israel Young

. 3 23

John Hall J^ .

1 00

Jospeh Young .

. 1 50

Daniel Hall J^ .

1 00

Cap* E"" Stevens

. 4 57

Sami Hall . .

1 50

Lt Ebe'^ Stevens .

. 3 35

Eichard Hardey

2 26

James Young .

. 1 1)6

Jospeh Farmer J''

3 47

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss Greeting

To John Heseltine Surveyor of highways in the
Town of Derryfield for the year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of s*^ State
to keep in good repair the highway fit for Teams
and soforth the Highway from Philip Heseltines Joiner past
your house to Londonderry Line by James Hunters and
from Thomas Cheneys to the mouth of the Lain that goes to
Philip Heseltine and from Cheneys to Ebenezer Comings and
you are hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the Per-
ons named in this List to work out the sum of Money affixed
to each of their names with such tools as you shall think
necessary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents
for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five
Cents and if any Person refuse or neglect to work you are
to follow the Eules and directions of the Law Eelating to your

76

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

office Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield

this 1^^ of June 1803

Sam^ Moore
Israel Webster

Select Men

John Heseltine .

. $2 37

Isaac Huse . . .

$7 29

James Hunter .

. 2 08

Moses Merrell . ,

1 27

James Wheeler .

. 1 81

Philip Heseltine

Thomas Cheney .

. 3 49

Joiner . . . .

1 15

John Major . .

1 24

Ebenezer Corning .

1 72

Abel Huse . .

. 5 59

John Hall . . .

1 00

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Stark the 3'''^ Survayor of Highways for the Town
of Derryfield for the year 1802 Greeting

You are here by Eequired in the name of said State to keep
in good repair the Highway fit for Teams &^ from General
Starks past your house to Chester Town Line and you here
by empowered to Call to your assistance the persons named
in this List to work out the sum of Money affixed to each of
their names with Such tools as you shall think necessary al-
lowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents for a yoke
of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents and
if any Person neglect or refuse to work you are to follow
the Rules and directions of the Law relating to your office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
1^* day of June 1802

Sam^ Moore J""
Israel Webster

Select Men

D Cents
John Stark 3'^ . . $2 26 Xathn Kimbel . . $2 3^
James Emerson . 5 24 Samuel Stark . . 4 64
Kimbel . 2 89
State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To David Webster J'' Survayor of highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1802 Greeting

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

77

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s"^ State to keep
in good Eepair the Highway fit for Teams &'^ from Litch-
field Town Line to nathaniel Bakers house Likewise from
Cap* Sam^ Moors ferry so Called by the Schoolhous on the
Road that leads to William Perhams and you are hereby em-
powered to Call to your assistance the Person hereafter
named In this list to work out the sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with such Tools as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents for
a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents
for an hours work and you are to follow the Rules and direc-
tions of the Law Respecting Your Office

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this 1*'
day of June 1802

Sam* Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

Nathaniel Baker

$3 49

Jospeh Moor

$7 23

L* Teof^ Griffin .

2 71

Joseph Davis

1 00

L* Sam* Smith .

3 04

Jacob Garven

3 00

Jabesh Smith

1 50

Joshua Blodget .

3 90

Enos Webster .

5 25

Stephen Moor .

1 00

David Webster .

1 50

Thomas Lancy .

2 01

C Sam* Moor .

7 38

Sam* Moor J .

1 29

John G. Moor .

1 00

Elijah A Nutt .

5 09

Cap* Richard Dole

0 51

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Peter Emerson Survayor of High ways in the Town of
Derryfiel for the 3^ear 1802 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s^ State to keep
in good repair the High way fit for teams &'^ from John
Browns to Londonderry Town Line on the Road that goes
to M' Adams and the Road past Philip Heseltines and from
William Perhams to Huses Corner and on the other Road
towards the River to the sandhill You are empowered to
Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List to

78

MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIOKS.

work out the Sum of Money affixed to each of their names
with Such Tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each
Man for a good hours work ten Cents for a yoke of Oxen
ten Cents and for a Plough or Cart five Cents an if any Per-
son Refuse or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules
and directions of the Law Relating to your office

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
1st day of June 1802

Sam^ Moor P
Israel Webster

Select Men

Peter Emerson .

$5 28

James Nutt . .

$3 82

Charles Emerson

2 61

David Flint . .

2 12

John Harvey

6 44

Solomon Harvey

1 00

William Perham

6 56

Benjamin Perham

1 00

David Dickey .

2 01

Philip Heseltine

2 99

Cap* John Perham

10 20

William Perry .

2 12

Stephen Pingry

4 10

Elijah Flint . .

1 99

Jonathan Young

4 49

John Griffin . .

1 00

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Eliphlet Parker Survayor of high ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the Year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of s^ State to keep in
good Repair the Highways from the Meetinghouse past your
own house to M'^Gregors Bridge and to the ferry and to John
Browns house and ISTatha"^ Bakers and you are hereby em-
pov/ered to Call to your assistance the Persons name in this
List to work out the sum of Money affixed to each of their
names with Such tools as you Shall think necessary allow-
ing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents for a yoke of
Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents and if
any Person refuse or neglect to work you are to follow the
Rules and directions of the Law relating to your office

Given Tinder our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
V^ day of June 1802

Sam^ Moor J''
Israel Webster

Select Men

EARLY KECOKDS OF MANCHESTER.

79

Eliphlet Parker

$3 29

John Brown . . .

2 59

James H Sanders

1 26

Ezekiel Stevens

4 49

Isaac Stevens

2 81

Hezekiali Young .

3 73

Jospeh Harvey

James Black . . .

2 39

Bedord . . .

. 0 25

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Jacob Smith Survayor of High ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good Repair the Highways fit for Teams &'' from the
Meeting house past Major Websters to Chester Town Line
and to John Heseltines and to Benjamin Heseltines

and you arehereby empowered to call to your assistance
the Persons named in this List to work out the Sum of Money
affixed to each of their names with Such tools as you Shall
think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours work
ten Cents for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or
Cart five Cents if any Person Refuse or neglect to work you
are to follow the Pules and directions of of the Lay Relating
to your office

Given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
1^* dav of June 1802

Sami Moor J^

Israel Webster

Select Men

Recorded June IS*"^

1S02

Sam^ Moor J^ Town

Clerk

Jacob Smith . .

$2 55

Israel Webster .

3 97

Asa Heseltine J"" .

4 26

David Webster .

1 61

Asa Heseltine . .

1 47

John Webster J^

2 77

Asa Hinkley . . .

1 00

Amos Webster .

2 62

Benjamin Heseltin

2 71

William Farmer

7 33

Levy Russel . . .

2 17

Timothy Dustin

3 74

David Heseltine

4 00

Archbald Gammel

8 20

John Dickey J'' . ,

3 74

Anna Gammel .

0 40

John Dickey . . .

0 47

Nathaniel Merrel

1 00

Major Webster . .

2 58

80

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Elijah A Nutt Collector of taxes in the Town of Derry-
field for the year 1802 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this; List of
Taxes the sum affixed to each of their names respectively sat
down and you are to pay to the Treasurer of this Town the
sum of fifty Dollars (which sum was voted for preaching) on
or before the first day of October next ensuing. And the
remainder of this List which is Eighty three Dollars and
thirty one Cents. You are to pay to the Treasurer Sam^ P
Kidder on or before the first day of February next — which
sums is School tax

And if any Person refuse or neglect to pay you are to fol-
low the Rules and directions of the Law in that case made
and provided and this shall be your sufficient warrant Given
under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this twentyfirst
day of August 1802

Sam^ Moor J""
Israel Webster

Select Men

D

c

D C

Cap* John Perham

4

20

Archbald Gammel

$3 38

David Dickey .

0

83

Ann Gammel

0 18

William Perham

2

74

James Nutt . .

1 59

Eliphlet Parker

1

36

Elijah A Nutt .

2 12

John Harvey

2

66

L^'Sam^ Smith .

1 26

Charles Emerson

1

08

Jabish Smith

0 62

Peter Emerson .

2

18

Nathaniel Baker

1 44

William Perry .

0

90

Ezekiel Stevens .

1 86

Philip Heseltine

1

25

L* Thofs Griffin

1 14

Ebenezer Corning

0

71

Isaac Stevens

1 16

Stephen Pingry

1

70

James Black . .

0 99

Elijah Flint . .

0

82

Hezekiah Young

1 55

Jacob Garven .

1

24

Esq' John Stark

1 70

Jonathan Young

1

86

John Brown . .

1 07

John Griffin

0

42

James H Sanders

0 42

EARLY KECOKDS OF MANCHESTER.

81

Nathairl Merrel .

. 0

43

Sam^ Hall . .

. 0 62

Ezra Kimbel . .

1

19

Joshua Blodget .

. 1 62

Kathan Kimbel .

. 0

99

Enos Webster .

. 2 17

James Emerson

. 2

16

David Webster J'

0 62

Sam^ Stark . .

1

92

Cap*^ Sam^ Moor .

. 3 04

John Stark 3'^ .

0

94

Sam^ Moor J' .

. 0 95

Gen^ John Stark

5

10

John G Moor .

. 0 42

John Eay . .

2

44

Stephen Moor .

. 0 42

Esq' Sami Blodget

4

07

Jospeh Moor

. 2 98

Capt William Blod-

Thomas Lancey .

. 0 83

get ... .

0

42

Edward Eay

0 42

Sam^ P Kidder .

1

20

John Eay J'

0 42

Eobert Martin .

0

42

Benjamin Perham

0 42

Josiah Huse . .

0

72

Solomon Honey

0 42

Capt Richard Dole

0

10

James Hunter .

0 86

Joseph Harvey .

0

10

John Heseltine ,

0 98

Coin Eobert M'=-

Asa Heseltine Jr

. 1 76

Gregor . . .

0

24

Asa Hinkley . .

0 42

Esq' Eobert Parker

• 0

20

Asa Heseltine .

0 50

David Flint . .

0

86

Benjamin Heseltine

) 1 15

William Gammell

0

65

Levy Eussel . .

0 89

William Martin .

0

42

David Heseltin .

1 66

Jospeh Farmer J'

1

43

John Dickey J' .

1 55

Stephen Davis .

0

42

John Dickey

0 22

Richard Hardy .

0

94

James Wheeler ,

0 72

Philip Stevens .

1

02

Major Webster .

1 07

Timothy Dustin .

1

55

Israel Webster .

1 64

Thomas Cheney . .

1

44

Dav^d Webster .

0 67

John Major . .

0

52

John Webster J'

1 14

Abel Huse . .

2

30

Amoss Webster .

1 08

Isaac Huse . .

3

00

Jacob Smith . .

. 0 78

Moses Merrell .

0

53

Joseph Young .

0 73

John Hall . .

0

42

Capt Ephraim Ste-

Joseph Davis . .

0

42

vens . . . .

1 90

Philip Heseltine J""

0

48

Lt Eben Stevens

1 38

Job Eowell . .

1

5B

William Farmer

3

03

82 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

L* Daniel Hall . . 2 97 John :

Hall J' . .

0 43

David Stevens . . 1 32 David

Eowell . .

0 42

Daniel Hall P . . 0 42 James

Young . .

0 81

Israel Young , . 1 33 Eichard Perry . .

0 42

The foot of the Bill of Taxes

$133 31
1 42

134 73

Recorded September 1^' 1802

Sam^ Moor T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To Job Eowell Constable of Derryfield for the Year 1802
Greeting

You are hereby Eequired to warn a Meeting of the Inhabi-
tants of Derryfield who are Constitutionally Qualified to vote
in townmeting that they meet at the house of Cap*' Joseph
Moor in Derryfield on thursday the 3''^ day of March next
at two Oclock in the afternoon to act on the following articles
(viz)

1®* to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate said meeting
2^^ to Choose one man who is duly qualified to Eepresente
the district of Derryfield and Lytchfield in the General Court
the present year And make due return of this warrant with
your doings there on to us on or before the day of holding
said meting

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
ninth day of February 1803

Sam^ Moore J'
Israel Webster
John Eay

Select Men
Hillsborough ss

A greeable to the within precept I have notified the Inhab-
itants of Derryfield of time place & purpose within men-
tioned

Job Eowell Constable
. Eecorder March Seventh 1803

Sam^ Moore J' Town Clerk

EARLY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 83

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To Levy Cross Constable of Lytchfield for the year 1802
Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of the State to warn
a meeting of the Inhabitants of Lytchfield who are Consti-
tutionally Qualified to vote in Town meeting that they meet
at the house of Capt Joseph Moor in Derryfield on thursday
the 3'''^ day of March next at two Oclock in the after noon to
act on the following articles (viz)

1^* to Choose a moderator to regulate s*^ meeting
2l:y to Choose one Man who is duly Qualified to Represent
the district of Derryfield and Lytchfield in the general Court
the present year And make due return of this warrant with
your doings there on to us on or before the day of holding
said meeting

Given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
ninth day of February 1803

Sam^ Moore J"^
Israel Webster
John Eay

Selct Men Derryfield
Sam^ Chase
W" Bixby
Mathew Parker
Selectmen Lytchfield
State of iSTewhampshire Hillsborough ss

Lytchfield February 18 1803

a greeable to the within warrant I have notified and warned
all the freeholders and other Inhabitants of s^ Lytchfield of
time place and purpose within mentioned as the Law directs

Levy Cross Constable

March 3^^ 1803

Agreeable to the fore going warrants the Inhabitants of
Derryfyield and Lytchfield met and made Choice of Clifton
Clagget Esqr Moderator and Chose Capt Joseph Moor for
their Representative

Recorded March Seventh 1803

Sam^ Moore J' Town Clerk

84 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Job Kowell Constable of Derryfield for the Year 1802
Greeting

You are herebj'' Eequired in the name of said State to
warn all the qualified voters of the Town of Derryfield that
they meet at their Meetinghouse on the last monday of Au-
gust Instant at four of the Clock in the afternoon for the
following purpose (Viz)

1st to Choose a Moderator to regulate said meeting

21y to Choose one man duly qualified to represent this
State in the Congress of the United States and to hold his
place as such untill the fourth day of March 1803 to suply
the vacancy occasioned by the Eesgination of the Honourable
Joseph Perce Esquire

Sly to vote by ballot for five Persons duly qualified for
the Eepresentatives of this State in the Congress of the
united States to hold their place for two years from the
fourth day of March next

and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon
to us on or before the day of holding said Meeting

Given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
Seventh day of August Ad 1802

, , Saml Moor Jr

Israel Webser

Select Men

Agreeable to the within precept I have warned the Inhabi-
tance to Meet at the Meeting house for the purpose within
mentioned by posting a Copy of this warrant

Job Rowell Constable

Derryfield August 30th 1802
Agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitance Met
and Made Choice of Sam^ Blodget Esqr for Moderator
Votes for to Suply the place of Joseph Perce Esqr

For Naum Parker Esqr 14

For Samuel Hunt Esqr 11

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 85

for the other five to the next Congress

Samuel Tenney Esqr 16

Samuel Hunt Esqr 18

Clifton Clagget Esqr 16

Silas Betton Esqr 13

David Hough Esqr 16

Naum Parker Esqr 12

Jonathan Smith Esqr 11

Clement Storer Esqr 9

Moody Bedel Esqr 8

Thomas Cogswell Esqr 10

Recorded August 31 ... 1802

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Perambulation of the Town Line

We the Subscribers Select Men of the Towns of London-
derry & Derryfyield have this day perambulated part of Lines
betwean s*^ Towns after making Choice of Stephen Chase
Esq"^ for our Surveyor first we began at a pitch pine tree
N° 134 marked and Lettered being S W Corner of Chester &
the most northerly Corner of s*^ L. Derry & on the Easterdly
Line of S"^ Derryfield he then Eun South allowing two Deg"
variation E half a Mile by sundry Marked trees acrost the
Brook into M'^Duifees field where we plased a Great rock
which we do a gree Shall be the S E corner of s** Derryfield
from thence he run "W 2 ° dgs S Crossing the high way at
stake and Stones S of the Bridge by the Mill & about 1^- Eods
north of the great Eock on the brook then by the following
monuments which are marked (viz) Whiteoak an old marked
trees through the wood a marked tree & stones West side
road betwean Chases and Buckless & through John Dickeys
land by marked trees to Chases medow & so on by that sid
of S^ medow to the W point of Island betwixt that and hill
medow so on through s^ medow to the great hill near an old
fence thence a Crost the highway near a tree marked with
letters & 1795 betwixt Pages & prhams so on by marked
trees to the Eoad by David Adamss to a tree lettered north

86 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

of his field so on the same Course by marked trees to a Stake
& stones East and nigh Lt J . . Moors House which is the
N W Corner of s*^ Derry when we Left off perambulating &
this we order & allow the Clerks of Both Towns to Eecord
on their Town Book of Eecords

Andrewe Mack
William Choat
John Dickey
Select Men of London Derry
Israel Webster
John Ray
Select Men of Derryfield
Octo' 19th 1803

Recorded January the 3'"* 1803 by Sam^ Moor J' Town
Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Job Eowell Constable of Derryfield for the year 1803
Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the freeholders and other Inhabitants
who are qualifed by Law to vote in Town meeting that they
meet at their ]\[eetinghouse on Monday the Seventh day of
March next at twelve Oclock at noon to act on the following
articles (viz)

1 to Choose a Moderator to Regulate said meeting

Sly To Choose all Town officers for the year ensuing

31y To hear all Town accompts and allow or disallow the
Same

4th To see howmuch money the Town will raise to pay
Town charges the preasent year and to see if the Town
will raise any money to School small Children by Mistress
and how much

51y To see howmuch Money the Town will raise for
preaching the prasent year

61y To bring in votes for G-overnor Consellor senator
County Treasurer & Regestor of Deeds

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER, 87

7th To see how Money the Town will raise to Repair
highways the preasent year

8th To See if the Town will choose a committee to attend
to the forwarding the fish-act

9th To See of the Town will petition the General Court
for an act of Incorporation to Lock or Slipt the great Coos
Brook from the pond to Merrimack Eiver at the expence of
the Town of Derryfield or any part there of

10th To see if the Town will Raise any money to make
the three School houses that were built by the Town more
Comfortable and how much

11th To see if the Town will vote to Receive Benjamin
Peabody from Chester and have him annexed to the Town of
Derryfield providing that Chester is willing

12th to see if the Town will choose a Committee to pro-
cure a plan of the Town of Derryfield.

And make Return of this warrant with your doings there
on to Us on or before the day of holding s^ meeting

given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
tenth day of February Ad 1803

Sam^ Moor J'"
Israel Webster

Select Men

Hillsborough ss Derryfield 7th March 1803 ,

Agreeable to the within warrant to me directed I have noti-
fied the Inhabitants of sd Derr}'field to meet at time & place
& for the purpose within mentioned as the Law directs

Job Rowell Constable

March 7th 1803

Agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Choice of John Stark Esqr for Moderator

Voted Sam^ Moore J^ Town Clerk

Voted Sam^ Moor J-^ Israel Webster & John Stark the 3'^
SelectMen

Voted Stephen Pingrey Constable and

Voted John Ray, Richard Hardy William Farmer Ezra
Kimble Jonathan Young John G Moor Isaac Huse Amos
Webster and Hezekiah Young Surveyors of Highways

88 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Surveyors of Lumber Cap* Jospeh Moor Israel Webster
Benj'" F Stark and James Nutt all sworn

Surveyors of Wood or corders Jacob Garven Philip Stevens
Corders of Wood

voted Philip Stevens Isaac Huse Nathaniel Moor Stephen
Heseltine & Edward Eay Hog Eeaves sworn all but Huse

Voted Sam^ P Kidder Treasurer for the Town of Derry-
field

Voted Fish wards David Flint Jonathan Young Cap* John
Perham Sam^ Moor J^ Job Eowell James Black Nathaniel
Baker & Archabld Gammel. Fish wardens Sworn all but
Perham Young & Moor

Voted the Select Men Fence Viewers and prisers of dam-
mage

Voted to adjourn the S^^ 4th and 5th articles for half an
houre to act on the sixth

Votes for Governor John T Gilman Esq' ..."., 36

John Langdon Esqr 26

Joseph Moor 1

John G Moor 1

Votes for Counsellor Eobert Means Esq' 39

Bejamin Pierce Esqr 25

Senator John Orr Esq' , ... 40

Robert Alcock Esqr 13

County Treasurer David Stuart 46

County Eegester Isaac Brooks 49

Voted to adjourn this meeting to Monday the 14*'^ of this
Instant March

Met according to adjournment and proceded to business

Voted to allow Sam^ Moors accompt for Servise as Select
man the year past, the sum of ten Dollars & fifty one Cents
$10.51

Voted to Eaise 50 Dollars to pay Town Charges the preas-
ent year

Voted not to Eaise any money to School Small Children
as set fourth in the 4th article

Voted to Eaise one hundred Dollars fr preaching this year

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 89

Voted Capt John Perham John Stark Esqr Daniel Hall
Capt Joseph Moor and Isaac Huse a Committee to hire
preaching

Voted to Eaise one Dollar on the pole to Repair the High-
ways the preasent year and ten Cents for a good hours Labor
at highways

Voted Isaac Huse a Committee man to see to forward the
fish act Respecting the Town of Derryfield

Voted to petition the General Court for an act of Incor-
poration to build Slips So as to take Lumber down the great
Coos Brook to Merrimack River

Voted Sam^ P Kidder Joseph Moor and Benjamin F Stark
a Committee to draft said petition to General Court for an
act of Incoporation to slip the Coos Brook

Voted to dismiss the tenth article of the aforesaid warrant

Voted to Receive Benjamin Peabody and have him set to
the Town of Derryfield providing Chester is willing

Voted John Stark Esqr Isaac Huse and Israel Webster a
Committee to procure a plan of the Town of Derryfield

Voted the Collectorship to be sat up at auction, was sat up
accordingly and struct oif to Stephen Pingrey at five & ahalf
percent for Collecting

Voted to Receive said Pingrey as Collector he giveing Se-
curity for his performance to said office

Voted to allow John Rays accompt of four Dollars for his
Servise as Select Man the year past $4.00

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder three Dollars for his Servise
as Town Treasurer the year past 3.00

Voted to allow Israel Websters accompt for servise as Select
Man the year past and Meterials found for the School house
to Repair the same ten Dollars 47 Cents $10.47

Voted to allow Job Rowells accompt for Servise as Con-
stable for the 3'ear past ninety Cents 0.90

Voted to allow Philip Heseltines accompt for work to Re-
pair the Schoolhous windows of one Dollar & ninty seven
Cents ^ 1 97

90 MANCHESTEK HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to allow Sam^ Moor J' five Dollars for His servise as

Town Clerk the year past $5.00

Eecorded March 24th 1803

by Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for the year
1803 Greeting

In the name of the State you are Eequired to warn a meet-
ing of the freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of
Derryfield qualified to vote in Town meeting to meet at the
meetinghouse in Derryfield on the twentysecond day of March
Instant at three o Clock in the afternoon to act on the fol-
lowing articles to wit

first to Choose a Moderator to regulate and Govern said
meeting

Secondly to see if the Town will vote to discontinue a
certain highway formerly Laid out by a Courts Committee
from whitings or Eays Brook from thence Runing Southerly
a long the Bank of Merrimack River to Blodgets Mill, Laid
out by said Committee four Rods wide through John Rays
Land and the rest of the way five Rods wide And make due
return of this warrant with your doings there on to us at or
before the day of holding said meeting

given under our hands and seal at Derryfield this 7th day
of March Ad 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3^"^

Select Men

In obedience to the within precept I have warned the In-
habitants of time and place by Posting up an attested Copy
of this warrant

Stephen Pingrey Constable

Derryfield March 22'^'^ A D 1803

In obedience to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Choice of Israel "Webster for Moderator

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 91

Voted a greeable to the second article of said warrant to
discontinue the Eoad as mentioned in s*^ warrant
Recorded March 24th 1803

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Stephen Pingry Constable of Derryfield for the year
1803 Greeting

You are hereby Required to warn a Meeting of the inhabi-
tants of Derryfield who are duly Qualified voters to meet at
the Meetinghouse on Saterday the 14th of May next at two
of the Clock in the afternoon to act on the following articles
namely

1^* to Choose a moderator to Regulate s^ meeting

J}""*^ to See if the Town will Raise Money to build a pulpit
and deacon seat

3^^ to See of the Town Raise Money to fence the grave-
yard

4*^ to See if the Town will hire M'' Pickles to preach out
the money that is to be Raised for preaching this year

5^^ to See if the Town will allow "W™ Farmer pay for the
Land he fenced out for the Road Leading from the Meeting-
house to harveys ferry

6 to See what the Town will do in reguard of the Money
due from M'' Young & M' ISTutt in Reguard of Money due on
tax bill as the Committee Reported which they Refuse to pay

And make Return of This warrant with your doings there
on to Us on or before the day of holding S"* Meeting

Given Under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
twenty Seventh day of April 1803

Saml Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

Hillsborough ss Derryfield May 14*^ 1803

A greeable to this warrant I have warned the Inhabitants
and freeholders to meet at time and place and purpose within
mentioned by posting a copy of this warrant

Stephen Pingrey Constable

92 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Derryfield May 14th 1803

a greeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitants Met
and made Choice of Esqr John Stark for Moderator

Voted to dismiss the second article

Voted to Raise Money to fence the Graveyard on the front
side with a good Stone wall s^ wall to be 4^ feet high 3 feet
thick at the bottom and one foot thick on the top with a good
and Sufficient Gate painted

Voted to vandue the price to the Lowest bidder

Voted to adjourn the vandue to W° Farmers house the

D Cents

fence or wall was bid off by W" Farmer for 3. 40 that is
three Dollars & fourty Cents per Eod and to be built by the
first of November next

Voted to hire M"" Pickles to preach out the Money Eaised
the preasent year for preaching

Voted to dismiss the fifth article in the fore going warrant

Voted the Select Men impower Elijah A Nutt to Collect
the Taxes that are due on his fathers List of Taxes and that
they Elijah A Nutt and M' Israel Young pay the Money that
is due (that the Committee Reported due) in three Months
from the 14th day of May 1803

Recorded June 4th 1803

Saml Moor J^ T Clerk

State of Newhampshir Hillsborough S s

To Ezra Kimble Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s^ State to keep
in good Repair the Highway fit for teams &c from General
Starks House past your own house to Chester town Line and
you are here by empowered to Call to your assistance the Per-
sons named in this List to work out the Sum of Money affixed
to each of their names with Such tools as you Shall think
necessary allowing eah Man for a good hours work ten Cents
for a yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a Plough or Cart five
Cents and if any Person Refuse or neglect to work you are

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 93

to follow the Eiiles and directions of the Law Respecting your
Office in Leving and Collecting the same and this Shall be
your sufficient warrant Given Under our hands and seal
dated at Derryfield this first day of June A D 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3^'^

Select Men

Sam^ Stark . .

. $4 74

Ezra Kimble

. $3 13

John Stark . .

. 2 06

Nathan Kimble .

. 1 97

Joseph Emerson

. 4 92

State of Newhampshir Hillsborough S s

To Isaac Huse Surveyor of Highways in the Town of Derry-
field for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good Repair the highway fit for teams and So forth from
Philip Heseltine Joiners passed your own house to London-
derry Town Line and from Major Akins to the mouth of the
Lain that goes to philip Heseltines and on the other Road to
Ebenezer Comings or derry Line and you are hereby empow-
ered to Call to your assistance the Persons Named in this List
to work out the Sums of Money affixed to each of their names
with Such tools as You Shall think necessary allowing each
man for a good Hours work ten Cents and for a Yoke of
Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents and if
any Person Refuse or neglect to work you are to follow the
Rules and directions of the Law Relating to your office

and this Shal be your Sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
first day of June 1803

Sam Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3'^

Select Men

94

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

D C

D C

laac Huse . .

. 5 38

Moses Merel , .

1 28

Abel Huse . .

3 91

James Arwin

1 35

Maj'' Akin , .

3 17

James Wheler .

1 74

Asa Heseltine .

1 24

Sam^ Houston .

1 24

Stephen Flandrs

1 49

Asa Hinkley . .

1 00

John Griffin . .

1 00

Stephen Heseltine

1 99

John Heseltine .

2 24

James Hunter .

0 96

Ebenezer Corning

1 63

Philip Heseltine

1 68

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough S s

To Hezekiah Young Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s*^ State to keep
in Good Eepair the Highway from the meetinghouse to the
River at Harveys ferry and up to amoskeig Bridge and to
Nathaniel Bakers house and to John Browns and You are
hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons
named in this List to work out the Sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with Such tools as you Shal think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten cents for
a Yoke of Oxen ten cents and for a Plough or Cart five Cents
and if any Person Refuse or neglect to work you are to follow
the Rules and direction of the Law Relating to your office

and this Shall be your Suficien v\'arrant Given under our
hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June
1803

Saml Moor J''

Israel "Webster

John Stark 3^*^

Select Men

D C

D C

Hezekiah Youngs .

2 19

James Black . . 2 36

Eliplet Parker . .

3 93

Ezekiel Stevens . 4 54

Isaac Stevens . .

2 79

Stephen worthley . 2 65

John Brown . . ,

3 37

James H Sanders . 1 25

Joseph Havey of

Bedfor ....

0 25

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

96

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough S s

To Eichard Hardey Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the Name of S^ State to keep
in good repair the Highways fit for teams (fc*^ from the Meet-
ing House to Humphries Brook and your own House and to
Lt Eben Stevens and M' Youngs and all the Roads in your
Corner that are Commonly worked on and you are herby
Empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons named in
this List with Such tools as you Shall think necessary al-
lowing each man for a good hours work ten Cents & for a
Yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents
and if any Person Eefuse or neglect to work You are to
follow the Rules and directions of the Law Respecting your
office in Leving and Collecting the Same

and this Shall be your sufficient warrant Given under
our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June

J-OUU

Sam^ Moor J""

T 1 itT ^ i_

SEAL

Israel Webster

John Stark 3'^

Select Men

D C

D Cents

Richard Hardey

$3 68

John Hall J' . .

$1 74

Joseph Young ,

1 75

Daniel Hall J' . .

1 00

Capt. E Stevens .

4 69

Israel Youngs . .

2 07

Sam^ Hall . .

1 00

John Hall . . .

1 00

Joseph Farmer J''

3 38

Lt Ebr Stevens . .

3 15

David Stevens .

3 30

James Young . .

1 52

Lt Daniel Hall .

6 11

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Amos Webster Survey of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good Repair the Highways fit for teams and soforth from
Jonathan Heseltines to Major Websters and you are hereby

96 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

empowered to Call to your asscetance the Persons hereafter
named in this List to work out the Sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with Such tools as you shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents for
a Yoke of Oxen ten Cents for Plough or Cart five Cents an
hour and if any Person Refuse or neglect to work you are to
follow the Rules and directions of the Law Respecting your
office

and this Shall be Sufficient warrant Given under our
hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June
A D 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Starke

Select Men
D Cents D C

Amos Webster . . 2 56 Levy Russell . .- 1 80
Jonathan Heseltine 2 95

State of Newhampshire Hillsboroug s s

To John Ray Surveyor of Highways in the Town of Derry-
field for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of s^ State to keep
in good Repair the Highways fit for teams &° from General
Starks House past your house to humphries Brook and Up the
other Road that Leads past Lt Job Rowells and you are to
Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List to work
out the Sum of Money affixed to each of their names with
such tools as you Shall think nrssary allowing each Man for
a good hours work ten Cents for a Yoke of Oxen ten Cents
and for a plough or Cart five Cents and if any Person Refuse
or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules and directions
of the Law Relating to your office in Leving and Colecting
the Same

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

first day of June A D 1803

Sam^ Moor J'

Israel Webster

John Stark 3^

Select Men

EARLY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER.

97

D C

D C

Capt W" Blodget

1 00

John Eay . .

4 76

Lt Job Eowell .

4 10

David Eowell

1 00

Edward Eay . .

1 00

Sam^ P Kidder .

3 88

John Eay J"^ . .

1 00

Josiah Huse . ,

1 73

Sam Blodget Esq^

9 56

James Eay . .

1 00

Philip Stevens .

2 44

General John Starke

11 01

Lt B F Stark .

3 34

Col'^ E McGregor

0 59

John Stark Esqr

4 23

Stephen Davis .

1 00

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough s s

To William Farmer Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good Eepair the Highways fit for teams &c from the Meet-
inghouse past Major Websters to Chester Town Line and by
David "Websters to John Heseltines and from the School
House to David Heseltins and you are hereby empowered to
Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List to work
out the sum of Money affixed to eah of their names with Such
tools as you Shall think nessarry allowing each Man for a
good hours work ten Cents for a Yoke of Oxen ten Cents and
for aplough or Cart five Cents and if any one Eefuse or neg-
lect to work you are to follow the Eules and directions of the
Law Eelating to your office in Leving and Collecting the
Same

and this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given under our
hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark

Select Men

98

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

D Cents

D Cents

William Farmer

7 38

John Dickey Jr .

3 88

Timothy Dustin

4 04

Major Webster .

2 03

Nathaniel Marrel

1 34

Israel Webster .

4 47

Jacob Smith . .

2 31

David Webster .

3 05

Archabid Gammel

7 78

John Webster J""

3 80

William Gamel .

1 37

Asa Heseltine J''

3 95

David Heseltine

3 80

Cezar Harvey .

0 86

John Dickey . .

0 50

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Ens° John G Moor Surveyor of Highways in the Town
of Derryfield for the Year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of S^ State to keep
in good repair fit for teams and soforth the Highway from
Litchfield Town Line to Nathaniel Bakers house Like wise
from Cap* Sam^ Moors ferry so called to the top of the Sand
hill to wards W"^ Perhams and You are hereby empowered to
Call to your assistance the Persons hereafter named in this
List to work out the Sums of Money affixed to each of their
names with Such tools as you Shall think necessary allowing
each man for a good hours work ten Cents for a Yoke of oxen
ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents an hour and if
any Person Eefuse or neglect to work you are to follow the
rules and directions of the Law Eespecting your office and
this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given under our hands
and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June A D 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
ISrael Webster

Select Men

D C

D C

John G Moor .

. $1 00

Sam^ Moor J'- .

$1 16

Johua Blodget .

. 3 60

Stephen Moor .

1 00

Jacob Garvin

. 3 00

Jabish Smith

1 00

Jesse Blodget .

. 3 33

Lt Sam» Smith .

3 33

Enos Webster .

. 5 34

Lt Theof^ Griffin

3 04

David Webster .

. 1 49

Elijah A Nutt .

5 00

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

99

Jesse Jonson . .

1 00

Xathaniel Baker

3 90

Simeon Stevens

1 00

Cpt Eichard Dole

Capt Joseph Moor .

7 21

Bedford . . .

25

Capt Sam^ Moor

6 04

State of iSTewhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Jonathan young surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s*^ State to keep
in good Eepair fit for teames and Soforth the Highway from
John Browns towards M' Adames to Derry Line then past
your house to W™ Perries to Derry Line and W™ Perhams to
Huses Corner asd from the post Guide at the Crotch of the
Road to and through Capt Perhams field by marked trees a
Crost the Gulley till it Strikes the other Eoad and you are
hereby empowered to Call to your assistance the Persons
named in this List to work out the Sum of Money affixed to
each of their names with Such tool as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each man for a good hours work ten Cents for a
Yoke of Oxen ten Cents and for a plough or Cart five Cents
and if any Person Eefuse or neglect to work you are to follow
the Eules and directions of the Law Eespecting your Office
and this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given under our
hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June
A D 1803

Sam* Moor J'
Israel "Webster
John Stark 3"^

Select Men

The fore going warrants were Eecorded June the eight 1803

ty

Saml Moor J' Town Clerk

Jonathan young

$4 33

James Nutt . .

. $4 70

Capt John Perham

7 26

David Flint . .

. 2 28

David Dickey .

5 45

Elijah Flint . .

. 1 50

W^ Perry . .

2 50

John Harvey

. 4 77

Eichard Perry ,

1 00

Wm Perham

. 6 44

Stephen Pingrey

4 08

Philip Heseltine

. 1 80

Peter Emerson .

6 49

100

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

This is a mistake being set so near the foot of the page it
Should have been a bove them two lines

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Collector of Taxes in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of Said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this Lis of
Taxes the sums affixed to each of their names respective Sat
dow and you are to pay to the Treasurer of the County of
Hillsborough Seven Dollars and ninty six Cents on or before
the first day of September next ensuing and you are to pay
to the Treasurer of this Town one hundred and fifty Dollars
on or before the Twentieth day of September next ensuing
and the sum total of the Eemainder of this List you are to
pay to the Treasurer of this Town on or or before the first
day of February next ensuing and if any Person Eefuse or
neglect to pay you are to follow the Rules and directions of
the Law in that case made and provided and this Shall be your
Sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield tTiis
tenth day of June A D 1803

Sam^ Moor J"^
Israel Webster
John Stark 3^"^

Select Men

Town

Minister

School

County

Dols Cents

Dols Cent

Dols CentuDols Cents

James Hunter . . . .

0 31

0 31

0 25

0 03

Major John Webster .

0 65

0 65

0 51

0 05

Israel Webster ...

1 45

1 45

1 12

0 12

David Webster . . .

0 65

0 65

0 51

0 06

John Webster J"" . .

0 90

0 90

0 71

0 08

Josiah Huse . . .

0 58

0 58

0 46

0 05

John Brown ....

1 08

1 08

0 84

0 09

Sam^ Moor J"" . . .

0 69

0 69

0 54

0 06

Stephen Moor . . ,

. 0 33

0 32

0 25

0 03

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

101

John Hall ....

0

32

0

32

0

25

0

03

Cezer Harvey . . .

. 0

28

0

28

0

22

0

03

Ebenezer Corning . .

0

52

0

41

0

03

Cap*^ Eichard Dole

01

Joseph Harve}^ . . .

01

Coin Eobert M'^ Gregor

02

L* Ebenezer Stevens .

1

02

1

02

0

78

0

09

David Stevens . . .

1

06

1

06

0

82

0

09

James Young . . .

0

49

0

49

0

38

0

04

L* Daniel Hall . .

1

97

1

97

1

53

0

17

John Hall J^ . . .

0

56

0

56

0

44

0

05

Daniel Hall J' . .

0

32

0

32

0

25

0

03

Israel Young . . .

0

66

0

66

0

52

0

06

Joseph Young . . .

56

56

44

0

05

William Farmer . .

2

38

2

38

1

84

0

20

Eichard Hardey . .

86

86

67

07

Timothy Dustin . .

1

30

1

30

1

01

11

Philip Heseltine Joiner

54

54

46

05

Nathaniel Merrell . .

40

40

29

04

Hezekiah Young . .

71

71

55

06

Major Akin ....

1

02

1

02

79

09

Asa Heseltine , . .

40

40

29

03

Stephen Flanders . .

48

48

37

04

John Griffin ....

32

32

25

03

Moses Merrell . . .

41

41

33

04

James Arwin . . .

43

43

34

05

James Wheeler . . ,

56

56

44

05

Sam^ Houston . . .

40

40

29

03

Asa Hinkley . . .

32

32

25

03

Stephen Heseltine

64

64

29

05

John Heseltine , .

73

73

56

06

Philip Heseltine . .

57

57

45

05

Elijah A Nutt . . .

1

61

1

61

1

25

13

Jacob Garven . , .

1

00

1

00

78

08

Joshua Blodget . .

1

16

1

16

92

10

Jesse Blodget . . .

70

70

55

06

Enos Webster . . .

1

59

1

59

1

31

14

102

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

David Webster . . .

49

49

37

04

Stephen Wortley . .

85

85

67

07

Jessee Jonson . . .

. 0

32

32

25

03

Simeon Stevens . .

32

32

25

03

Cap* Joseph Moor . .

. 2

31

2

31

1 78

19

John Harvey . . .

. 1

54

1

54

1 19

13

Nathaniel Moor . ,

97

97

75

08

Ens John G Moor . .

32

32

25

03

David Heseltine . .

1

22

1

22

95

10

Jacob Smith . . .

74

74

68

06

John Dickey J"" . .

. 1

25

1

25

97

11

John Dickey . . .

16

16

12

02

Ezra Kimbel . . .

. 1

00

1

00

78

08

Nathan Kimbel . .

62

62

50

05

Joseph Emerson . .

. 1

58

1

58

1 23

13

William Perham . .

2

05

2

05

1 60

17

L* Sam^ Smith . . .

1

06

1

06

83

07

Jabesh Smith . . .

32

32

25

03

L* Theof Griffin . .

98

98

76

10

Nathaniel Baker . .

1

25

1

25

97

11

James Black . , .

76

76

59

07

Eliphlet Parker , .

1

27

1

27

99

11

Cap* Ephraim Stevens

1

51

1

51

1 17

13

Ezekiel Stevens . .

1

34

1

34

1 04

12

Capt Sam^ Moor . .

1

94

1

94

1 51

16

John Pay . . .

1

53

1

53

1 19

13

Isaac Stevens . . .

90

90

70

08

Philip Stevens . . .

78

78

61

07

David Powell . . .

32

32

25

03

Cap* W" Blodget . .

32

32

25

03

Sam> P Kidder . . .

1

25

1

25

97

11

Sam^ Blodget Esq' . .

3

08

3

08

2 37

26

Sami Hall

32

32

25

03

James H Sanders . . .

40

40

31

04

Edward Pay . . . .

32

32

25

03

John Ray J'' . . . .

32

32

25

03

James Pay ....

32

32

25

03

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

103

Stephen Davis . . . .

32

32

25

03

L* Benjam'^ F Stark . .

1

07

1 07

84

09

Joseph Farmer Jr . . .

1

09

1 09

84

09

L* Job Eowell . . . .

1

33

1 33

1

03

11

Sam^ Stark

1

52

1 52

1

19

13

John Stark 3'^ . . . .

66

66

52

06

General John Stark .

3

56

3 56

2

76

30

John Stark Esqr . . .

1

36

1 36

1

07

12

Archabld Gammel

2

51

2 51

1

95

21

Isaac Huse ....

2

22

2 22

1

71

19

Abel Huse . . . .

1

26

1 26

98

11

W"^ Gammel . . .

53

53

34

04

Ann Gammel . . .

14

14

12

01

Capt John Perham .

2

34

2 34

1

81

21

David Dickey . . .

1

73

1 73

1

33

14

Jonathan Young . .

1

40

1 40

1

08

12

William Perry . . .

80

80

65

07

Richard Perry . . .

32

32

25

03

Stephen Pingrey . .

1

31

1 31

1

03

11

Emerson Peter . . .

. 2

10

2 10

1

62

18

James Nutt ....

. 1

51

1 51

1

18

13

David Flint . . .

74

74

58

06

Elijah Flint . . .

49

49

38

04

Asa Heseltine J"" . .

1

27

1 27

99

11

Jonathan Heseltine .

95

95

74

08

Levy Russel . . .

57

57

45

05

Amos Webster . . .

79

79

62

07

Recorded June 18th 1

803

by

Sam^ Moor J""

Town Clerk

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110 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for

SEAL

the year 1803 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of said

State of Newhampshire to warn all the freeholders

and other Inhabitants of Derryfield who are Qualified to vote

that that they meet at their Meeting house in Derryfield on

Saterday the fourth day of February next at three of the

Clock in the afternoon to act on the following articles (Viz)

l^* to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate Said Meeting

21y to See if the Town will vote to have their annual

meeting for the future on the Second tusday in March in Stid

of the first Monday And make due Eeturn of this warrant

with your doings there on to us on or before the day of hold-
ing Said meeting

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
13*^ day of January A D 1804

Sam' Moor Jr
Israel Webster
John Stark 3'-^

I Select Men

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough Ss

In obedience of the within warrant I have warned all the
freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Derryfield
to meet at time and place January 16th 1804

Stephen Pingrey Constable

A greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants Met
and made Choice of Esqr John Stark for moderator

21y Voted to have their annual meeting on the Second
tusday of March for the future in Stid of the first Monday

Recorded this 20th day of February 1804

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s
To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for the year
1803 Greeting

BARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. Ill

You are herby Required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the freeholders and other Inhabitants
of Derryfield who are Constitutionally Qualified to vote in
Town Meeting that they meet at their Meeting house on tus-
day the thirteenth day of March next at twelve 0 Clock at
noon to act on the following articles namely

1^' to Choose a Moderator to Regulate said meeting

2^^ to Choose all Town officers for the year ensuing

3^^ to See how much money the Town will Raise to pay
Town Charges for the preasent year

4}^ to hear all Town accompts and allow or disallow the
same

5^y to See if the Town will Raise a sum of money to lay
out on the three School houses that were built by the Town
and howmuch to make them more Comfortable

6^^ to See howmuch money the Town will Raise to Re-
pair the Highways the present year

7^^ to bring in votes for State and County officers (viz)
Governor Counsellor Senator County Treasurer and Regester
of deeds

8^^ to See what the Town will doe with their publick
Lands lying in the Town of Derryfield Ministerial Lot and
others

9^^ to See if the Town will Raise any money for preaching
and howmuch and who they will have to preach

10^'' to See if the Town will petetion the General Court
with the Inhabitants of Chester to alter the Town line so
as to take Benjamin Peabody in to Derryfield along the east
side of the pond

11'^ to See if the Town will raise any money for the
use of teaching a Singing school and how much

And make Return of this warrant with your doings there
on to us the subscribers on or before the day of holding
said meeting Given under our hands and Seal this 17th
day of February 1804

Sam' Moor J""
Israel Webster

Select Men

112 MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

In Obedience to the within warrant I have warned the
freeholders and other Inhabitants in the Town of of Derr)'-
field to meet at time and place

Stephen Pingrey Constable

March 13th 1804 a .greeable to the foregoing warrant the
Inhabitants Met and made Choice as follows

1^*^ Voted Capt Joseph Moor Moderator

Voted Sam^ Moor Junior Town Clerk

Voted Samuel Moor J"^ Isaac Huse & John Stark 3rd Select-
men

Voted to Choose the State officers the nex to the Select
Men

Voted to Carry on the Remainder of the meetin by hand
vote

Voted David Dickey Daniel Hall J' Lt Theose Griffin Wm
Farmer Lt Job Kowell Lt Sam^ Stark Major Jonathan Akin
Ezekiel Stevens and Levy Eussel Surveyors of Highways
All the above officers were sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Capt William Blodget John Herrod
Israel Webster Samuel Moor Jr Peter Emerson and Sam^
Houston Blodget Webster and Houston sworn

Fish wardens Capt William Blodget Jabesh Smith Nath-
aniel Moor Peter Emerson Capt Ephraim Stevens James
Black Asa Heseltine J'

Hoggreves John G Moor Edward Eay Sam^ Hall Jesse
Blodget and Isaac Stevens

Votes for Governor for John T Gilman Esqr thirty . 30

John Langdon Esqr f ourty nine 49

Counsellor Eobert Means Esqr 36

Benjamin Peirce Esqr ........ 34

William White Esqr 1

Senator John Orr Esqr 27

Wm White Esqr 40

County Treasurer David Stuard 43

Enos Webster 3

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 113

Gouty Eegester Isaac Brooks 46

Voted Stephen Pingrey and Samuel Hall Constables and
sworn to Said office

Town Treasurer John Stark Esqr and Sworn

Voted that William Farmer be Pound keeper and take Care
of the Meeting house to keep the door Shut

Voted The Select Men Fence viewers

Voted to Eaise fifty Dollars to pay Town Charges this year

Voted to allow John Stark 3'"* Six Dollars and 50 Cents
$6 50 for his Servise as Select Man the year past

Voted to allow Saml Moor J' five Dollars for Servise as
Town Clerk the year past

Voted to allow Stephen Pingrey one Dollar and 30 Cents
for Servis as Constable the year past

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder three Dollars for Servise as
Treasurer the year past

Voted to Eaise 15 Dollars to Lay out on the Three Schcfol
houses that were built by the Town

Voted to Sell the publick Land Parsonage Lot and others

Voted to Eaise one Dollar on the pole to Eepair the High-
ways the present year

Voted the Select Men be a Committee to Settle with past
Collectors and that the Collectors Settle within three months

Voted to Eaise 50 Dollars for preaching this year and that
M"" Pickles preach it out

Voted to petetion the General Court with the Inhabitants
of Chester to have the Town Line altered So as to take Ben-
jamin Peabody into Derryfield

Voted to have a Singing School but Eaised no money for
it

Voted to adjourn to Wm Farmers house to vandue the Col-
lectorship

Collectorship bid off by David Webster J"" at Six Cents on
the Dollar for Collecting

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jrs accompt of thirteen Dol-
lars and 32 Cents for his Servise as a Select Man the year past

Voted to allow Samuel Moors J''^ accompt for things found
Benjamin Heseltines Wife one Dollar 96 Cents

114

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to allow Israel Websters accompt for his Servise as
a Select Man the year past fifteen Dollars and Sixty

Cents $15.60

Voted to allow L* Daniel Hall fifteen Dollars Boarding M'
I'ickles and Horse 15 00

Eecorded March 20th 1804

Sam^ Moor P T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Lt Theof Griffin Surveyor of Highways in the town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to keep
in good Repair fit for teams &c the Highway from Nathaniel
Bakers house to Litchfield Line and from the River at Capt
Moors ferry to Harvey Sawmill and you are hereby empow-
ered to Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List
to work out the Sum of Money affixed to each of their names
with such tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each
Man for a good hours work ten Cents for a yoke of Oxen ten
for a plough or Cart ten Cents And if any Person Refus
or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules and directions
of the Law in that Case made and provided Respecting your
office And this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given un-
der our hand and seal dated at Derryfield this first day of

Jun 1804

Sam^ Moor J'

Isaac Huse

Select Men

D C

Thofs Griffin . .

3 08

Sam^ Moor J' .

1 75

Jacob Gaven . .

3 41

Stephen Moor .

2 93

Jesse Blodget

3 14

Nathaniel Moor .

4 06

Joshua Blodget .

3 31

Lt Sam^ Smith .

3 00

Enos Webster .

5 27

Jabish Smith

1 00

David Webster J"^

1 73

Eliphlet Parker .

1 00

Jesse Jonson

1 00

Elijah A Nutt .

5 66

Simeon Stevens .

1 00

Nathaniel Baker

3 16

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

115

Capt Joseph Moor . 7 14

Capt Sam^ Moor . . 4 06

Richard Dole . . 0 26

John Goffe Moor . 1 08

Nehemiah Merrell

1 00

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough g s

To Major Jonathan Akin Surveyor of Highways in the
Town of Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to
keep in good Repair fit for teams &c the Highway from Philip
Heseltine Joiners past your own house to Londonderry Town
Line and to David Websters and Ebenezer Comings to the
Town Line and past John Griffins to the other Road that
goes past Philip Heseltines and you are to Call to your as-
sistance the Persons named in this List with such tools as
you shall think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours
work ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen ten and for aplough
or Cart ten Cents for a good hours work And if any Person
Refuse or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules and
directions of the Law in that Case maid and provided Relat-
ing to your office And this Shall be your Sufficient war-
rant Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield
this first day of June A D 1804

Sam^ Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men

Major Jonathan

James Arwin

1 23

Akin . . .

2 87

Asa Hinkley

1 00

Phihp Heseltine J'

■ 1 85

William V Reed

1 60

Abner Pingree .

1 04

James Hunter .

0 79

Abel Huse . .

4 73

Ebenezer Corning

1 62

Asa Heseltine ,

1 19

John M'^Duffe .

1 54

Asa Heseltine J'

4 28

Stephen Heseltine

1 29

John Heseltine .

1 29

John Griffin

1 00

Moses Merrill

1 39

Isaac Huse . .

6 43

116 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Levy Russel Surveyor of high ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of Said State to keep
in good Eepair the Highway from Jonathan Heseltines to
Major John Websters And you are to Call to your assist-
ance the persons named in this List with Such tools as you
Shall think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours
work ten Cents and for a Yoke of Oxen ten and for a plough
or Cart ten Cents an hour And if any Person Refuse or
neglect to work you are to follow the Rules and directions of
the Law in that Case made and provided and this Shall be
your sufficient warrant Given under our hands and Seal
dated at Derryfield this first day of June A D 1804

Sam^ Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men

D C

Levy Russel ... 1 66 Jonathan Heseltine 2 89
Amos Webster . . 2 31

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Daniel Hall J"^ Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to keep
in good Repair fit for teams and soforth the Highway from
the Meeting house past your house to humphries Brook and
David Abots and the Stevens and all the Roads in that Cor-
ner

You are to Call to your assistance the Persons named in
this List with such tools as you Shall think necessary allow-
ing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents for a yoke
of Oxen ten and for a Plough or Cart ten cents and if any
Person Refuse or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules
and directions of the Law in that Case maid and provided for
Collecting the same and this Shall be your Sufficient war-

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

117

rant Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield

this first day of June A D 1804

Sam^ Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men

Daniel Hall J' .

1 00

Israel Young

2 12

Capt Ephraim Ste-

John Hall . .

1 00

vens ....

3 67

Eichard Hardey .

2 36

Ebenezer Stevens

3 47

Thomas Hardey

1 00

David Stevens .

2 31

David Abot . .

1 99

James Young .

2 16

Lt Daniel Hall .

7 08

Joseph Young .

1 00

John Hall J' .

2 16

Saml Hall . .

1 93

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Lt. Samuel Stark Surveyor of High ways in the Town
of Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to keep
in good Repair the Highway from Chester Line past your
house to John Rays and you are to Call to your assistance
the persons named in this List with such tools as you shall
think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours work
ten Cents for a yoke of oxen ten and for a plough or Cart ten
an hour and if any Person Refuse or neglect to woro you are
to follow the Rules and directions of the Law in that Case
maid and provided and this Shall be your sufficient war-
rant Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield
this first day of June A D 1804

Sam' Moor J""
Isaac Huse

Select Men

Lt Samuel Stark

4 24

John Stark Esqr .

2 47

John Stark 3^^ .

2 35

General John Stark

9 93

Joseph Emerson .

5 55

Nathan Kimble ,

2 16

Ezra Kimble . .

2 63

David Quimbey . .

1 08

118

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To William Farmer Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of Said State to keep
in good repair fit for teams &" the Highway from your House
to Philip Heseltine J' and down the other Eoad past Dustins
and Major Websters to Chester Line and to David Heseltines
and a Crost to Moses Merrells you are to Call to your as-
sistance the Persons name in this List with such tools as you
Shall think necessary allowing each Man for a good hours
work ten Cents and for a Yoke of Oxen ten and for a plough
or Cart ten for a good hours work And if any Person Ke-
fuse or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules and direc-
tions of the Law in that Case made and provided Relating to
your Office

And this Shall be your Sufficient warrant given Under our
hand and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June
A D 1804

Sam^ Moor J'

Isaac Huse

.

Select Men

D C

William Farmer .

7 01

Major John Web-

Timothy Dustin

3 85

ster ....

1 46

Jacob Smith . .

2 23

Israel Webster .

4 74

Archabld Gammel

8 74

John Dickey

0 31

William Gammel

1 39

John Dickey J'' .

3 74

Nathaniel Merrell

1 16

Czar Harvey . .

1 67

David Heseltine

4 51

David Webster .

1 90

John Webster Jr

2 81

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Lt Job Powell Surveyor of High ways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to keep
in good Repair the Highway from your house to humphries
Brook upt the other Road to the Bridge and so, on past the
Canall to John Rays and to John Herrards and you are to

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

119

Call to your assistance the Persons named in this List with

such tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each Man

for a good hours work ten Cents and for a yoke of Oxen ten

and for a plough or Cart ten Cents And if any Person Kefuse

or neglect to work you are to follow the Rules & direction

of the Law in that Case maid and provided Relating to your

oflfic and this shall be your sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

first day of June A D 1804

Sam^ Moor P

Isaac Huse

Select Men

Job Rowell . .

$3 85

Jaduthan Cayes

$1 00

Benjamin F Stark

3 47

Edward Ray . .

1 00

Nathaniel Martin

1 00

John Ray . .

5 58

Sam^ Blodget Esq'

7 94

James Whitton .

1 00

Capt Wm Blodget

1 00

Coin R M*=Gregor

0 63

James Ray . .

1 00

Sam* P Kidder .

1 00

John Ray J'' . .

1 31

Philip Stevins .

2 56

Josiah Huse . .

1 90

David Rowell

1 00

John Herrard .

3 00

George Lumis .

1 00

State of Newham.pshire Hillsborough s s

To David Dickey Surveyor of Highway in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to keep
in good repair fit for teams &*' the Highway from John Browns
House or Wallaces past your house to Londonderry Town
Line and past William Perries to the town Line and past
Pingryes to the great Road and to harveys Mills and the other
Road on the Southside of the Brook toward Capt Joseph
Moors to Derry Line and from Wm Perhams past the poling
place (?) You are to Call to your assistance the Persons
named in this List with Such tools as you Shall think neces-
sary allowing each Man for a good hours work ten Cents and
for a yoke of oxen ten and for a plough or Cart ten Cents for
a god hours work And if any Person Refuse or neglect to

120

MANCHBSTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

work you are to follow the Rules and direction of the Law

in that Case made and provided

And this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given under

our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this first day of June

1804

Sam^ Moor J'

Isaac Huse

Select Men

David Dickey . .

$5 39

David Flint . .

$1 67

Jonathan Young .

3 34

William Perry ,

1 71

Benjamin Giles . .

1 94

Amos Weston .

3 44

John Harvey . .

6 20

Stephen Pingree

3 02

Peter Emerson . .

6 70

William Perham

5 83

Capt John Perham

6 55

Solomon Honey

1 00

James Moor . . .

1 69

James Nutt . .

4 41

Robert Perham , ,

1 00

Jacob Atwood .

1 16

Philip Heseltine

2 20

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Ezekiel Stevens Surveyor of Highways in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to keep
in good Repair fit for teams &° the Highway from amoskeid
Bridge past your own house to where John Brown Lived and
to the Meethouse and Nathaniel Bakers and to the ferryway

and the you are to Call the Persons named in this List

with Such tools as you Shall think necessary allowing each
Man for a good hours work ten Cents and for a Yoke of Oxen
ten and for a plough or Cart ten Cents for a good hours work
and if any Person Refuse or neglect to work you to follow the
Rules and directions of the Law in that Case made and pro-
vided Relating to your office And this Shall be your Suffi"-
cient warrant Given Under our hands and Seal dated at
Derryfield this first day of June A D 1804

Sam^ Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men

EARLY EKCORDS OF MANCHESTER.

121

Ezekiel Stevens . . $4 01

James H Sanders . 1 00

Stephen Worthley . 4 16

Sam* Coying ... 1 00

Isaac Stevens . . 2 16

James Black ... 2 78

Hezekiah Young . 2 00
Thomas Wallace of

Bedford ... 0 77

The above warrants for the year 1804 were Record June

15th 1804 _ ^, ,

Sam* Moor J' Town Clerk

Daniel Hall J' . .
Capt Richard Dole
Coin Robert M'^ Gregor
Thomas Wallace
Jonathan Young
Benjamin Giles
Israel Young .
John Harvey .
Peter Emerson .
Capt John Perham
David Dickey .
James Moor
Samuel Smith .
Jabish Smith .
Eliphlet Parker
Samuel Cayings
Elijah A Nutt .
Theofilas Griffin
Nathaniel Baker
James Black
Stephen Worthley
Ezekiel Stevens
Isaac Stevens .
Capt Ephrain Stevens
James H Sanders
Philip Stevens .

$ 20

17

70

60

41

33

43

36

30

1 05

40

1 13

38

1 11

13

91

36

29

63

51

20

17

20

17

20

17

18

96

66

52

69

53

59

47

88

70

86

68

44

36

76

62

20

17

54

43

29

6

14

17
02
56
60

77
92

54
49

0 87
29
29
29

1 61
88
90
80

1 19

1 15

62

1 06

29

73

20

78

43

47

1 37

1 48

1 45

1 19

37

0 64
22
22
22

1 25
68
70
62
92
89
48
81
22
57

10
3
7
8
35
19
21
61
67
65
53
17
30
10
10
10
56
30
31
28
41
40
22
36
10
25

122

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Lt Job Eowell .
John Herrod .
Ebenezer Stevens
David Stevens .
James Young ,
David Abot , .
Joseph Young .
Lt Daniel Hall
John Hall J' .
Sam^ Hall . .
Abel Huse . .
Isaac Huse . .
Philip Heseltine
John Webster J'
Amos Webster .
Levy Russel
Czar Harvey
David Webster
Jonathan Heseltine
John Heseltine
Stephen Heseltine
Jonathan Akin .
James Hunter .
John M'' Duffee
W°» V Eeid . .
Ebenezer Corning
Asa Hinkley
John Griffin . .
Asa Heseltine .
Asa Heseltine J'
Amos Weston .
Stephen Pingrey
David Flint .
Abner Pingrey
Samuel Houston
James Arwin .
Moses Merrill .

77

62

1 06

82

37

64

51

87

66

30

74

59

1 00

77

34

60

39

66

51

23

44

36

62

48

22

42

33

57

44

20

20

17

29

22

10

1 32

1 20

2 03

1 56

70

0 47

37

62

48

22

41

33

56

43

19

1 02

82

1 39

1 06

48

1 35

1 08

1 85

1 42

64

45

37

64

49

22

60

47

82

62

28

49

39

66

51

23

36

28

48

37

16

40

28

48

37

17

41

32

56

42

19

61

49

83

64

29

27

22

38

28

14

27

22

38

28

14

61

49

83

64

27

17

14

23

18

08

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26

44

34

15

35

27

46

35

16

35

46

36

16

20

17

29

22

10

20

17

29

22

10

25

20

35

27

12

92

72

1 23

95

42

72

58

99

76

34

64

51

87

65

30

36

28

48

37

17

21

18

30

23

11

20

17

29

22

10

26

21

36

27

13

28

23

40

31

14

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

123

Jacob Atwood . . . .

24:

20

34

27

12

"William Perry . . . .

0 36

29

49

38 .

17

John Dickey . . . .

6

5

9

7

3

John Dickey J' . . .

78

63

1 08

83

37

Sam^ Stark ....

91

72

1 22

94

42

John Stark 3'^ . . .

51

40

67

52

24

Joseph Emerson . . .

1 16

94

1 59

1 23

55

Nathan Kimbel . .

44

37

63

48

22

Ezra Kimbel . . . .

56

44

73

58

26

Lt Benj F Stark . .

74

59

1 00

77

34

Nathaniel Martin . .

21

17

29

22

10

Esq' Sam* Blodget . .

1 70

1 34

2 27

1 76

79

Capt W°^ Blodget . .

21

17

29

22

10

James Eay ....

21

17

29

22

10

John Eay J"" . . .

27

22

38

29

13

David Quimby , . .

22

18

31

24

11

Josiah Huse ....

40

32

55

42

18

George Lamas . . .

21

17

29

22

10

Jaduthan Keyes . .

. 21

17

29

22

10

Esqr John Stark . .

52

43

71

55

25

General Stark . . .

. 2 11

1 68

2 85

2 17

98

Edward Ray ....

20

17

29

22

10

John Ray ....

1 14

92

1 56

1 21

54

James Whiten . . .

20

17

29

22

10

James Nutt ....

93

75

1 27

98

44

Sam* P Kidder Esqr .

20

17

29

22

10

Nehemiah Merrill . .

33

26

44

34

15

Solomon Honey . .

20

17

29

22

10

David Rowell . . .

20

17

29

22

10

John Hall . .

20

17

29

22

10

Richard Hardey . .

51

40

68

52

24

Thomas Hardey . .

. 0 20

17

29

22

10

Philip Heseltine J' .

39

31

51

41

18

Timothy Dustin . .

83

65

1 10

85

38

Jacob Smith . . .

45

38

64

49

22

Archabel Gammell .

. 1 83

1 48

2 50

1 93

94

William Gammell . .

27

23

40

31

14

124

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Ann Gammell .
Nathaniel Merrill
"William Farmer
David Heseltine
Israel Webster .
Major John Webster
William Perham
Jacob Garven .
Jesse Blodget .
Joshua Blodget
Robert Perham
Enos Webster .
David Webster .
Jesse Jonson
Simeon Stevens
Capt Joseph Moor
Capt Sam^ Moor
Nathaniel Moor
John G Moor .
Samuel Moor J""
Stephen Moor .
Hezekiah Young

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for the year
1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to warn
all the Qualified voters of the Town of Derryfield to meet
at the Meeting house on the Last Monday of August Instant
at three of the Clock in the after noon to act on the follow-
ing articles (Viz)

1st to Choose a Moderator to Regulate said Meeting

2 ly to Vote by Ballot for five Persons duly Qualified for
the Representative of this State in the Congress of the United
States to hold their place for two years from the fourth day
of March next

3 ly to See if the the Town will Vote to take the fifty
Dollars that was voted M"" Pickles and employ some other

>

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5

9

7

3

25

20

34

26

11

48

1 18

2

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1

55

69

95

76

1

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1

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01

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1

36

1

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47

30

25

43

30

15

23

1 00

1

69

1

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58

72

57

98

76

34

68

53

90

70

31

70

56

95

73

33

20

17

29

22

10

10

89

1

52

1

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52

36

29

50

38

17

20

17

29

22

10

20

17

29

22

10

49

1 21

2

05

1

58

70

93

73

1

24

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43

86

69

1

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90

42

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18

29

24

11

36

30

50

39

17

61

49

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65

29

43

34

58

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EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 125

Person to preach — And make return of this warrant with
your doings there on to Us on or before the day of holding
said Meeting

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
eighth day of August A D 1804

Sam' Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men

Hillsborough s s Derryfield August 27th ISO-i

A greeable to the fore going warrant I have notified the
Inhabitants of time and place & for the purpose within men-
tioned by posting a Copy of s*^ warrant

Stephen Pingrey Constable

a greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and Chose James Nutt Moderator

Votes for Representatives were as followeth

Clement Storer

Samuel Tenney

Esqr ....

30

Esqr ....

22

Jedediah R Smith

Silas Betton Esqr .

22

Esqr ....

30

Thomas W Thomp-

Thomas Coggswell

son Esqr . . .

22

Esqr ....

30

Calob Ellis Esqr .

22

Naum Parker Esqr

30

David Hough Esqr

22

Ezra Bartlet Esqr .

30

article 3^^^ voted to take the fifty Dollars that voted fr
M"^ Pickles and employ some other Person to preach
Recorded August 28th 1804

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

State of ISTewhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for the Year
1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to warn
all the freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of
Derr}'field who are Constitutionally Qualified to vote in
Townmeeting that they meet at their meetinghouse on the
first Monday of November next at two of the Clock in the
after noon for the following purpose (Viz)

126 MANCHESTEB HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

1st to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate said Meeting

2 ly to vote for Seven Persons Inhabitants of this State
who shall not be Senators or Eepresentatives in Congress or
Persons holding offices of profit or trust under the United
States to be Electors of a President and vice President of the
united states to hold their office as such four years from the
fourth of March next

3 ly to See if the Town will Choose one agent or more to
inquire in to the Complaint of Alexander Arwin Eespecting
a buse he has received lately and if they think his Complaint
well founded to commence a suit in bhalf of the Town
against the offenders

And make return of this warrant with your doings there on
to us the Subscribers on or before the day of holding said
meeting

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
twentieth day of October 1804
Seal

Saml Moor J'
Isaac Huse
John Stark 3^"*

Select Men

Derryfield November 5th 1804 Hillsborough Ss
In obedience to the within warrant I have warned the
freeholders and other Inhabitants of time place and for the
purpose within mentioned by posting a Copy of said warrant

Stephen Pingrey Constable

Derryfield November 5th 1804

The Inhabitants Met and mad Choice of John G Moor for
Moderator

Chose Isaac Huse and Saml P Kidde to enquire into the
Complaint of Alexander Arwin and prosecute the offenders
if they think proper

Votes for Electors were as follows

BAULY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

127

Oliver Peabody

John Godard Esqr

29

Esqr ....

19

Levy Bartlet Esqr .

29

John Prentice

John Steel Esqr .

29

Esqr ....

19

Robert Allcock

William Hale Esqr .

19

Esqr ....

29

Timothy Farrar

Timothy Walker

Esqr ....

19

Esqr ....

29

Eobert Wallace

George Aldrege

Esqr ....

19

Esqr ....

29

Benjamin West

William Tarlton

Esqr ....

19

Esqr ....

29

Charles Johnston .

19

Eecorded November 5th 1804 by

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

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EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 135

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Constabl for Town of Derryfield for
the year 1804 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the. name of said State to warn
a Meeting ol the Inhabitants of Derryfield who are Constitu-
tionally qualified to vote in town meeting that they meet at
the house of Capt Joseph Moor in Derryfield on thursday
the seventh day of March next at two of the Clock in the
after noon to act on the following articles (Viz)

1 st to Choose a Moderator to Regulate said meeting

2 ly to Choose one man who is duely qualified to repre-
sent the district of Derryfield and Lytchfield in the General
Court the preasent year

And make return of this warrant with your doings thereon
to us on or before the day of holding said meeting.

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
fifteenth day of February 1805

Sam^ Moor J''
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Hillsborough ss March 7^^ 1805

Pursuant to the within warrant I have notified the Inhabi-
tants of Derryfield to meet at time and place and for the pur-
pose within mentioned as the Law Directs

Sam^ Hall Constable

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Lt Francis Chase Constable of Lytchfield for the year
1804 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of said State to warn
a meeting of the Inhabitants of Lytchfield who are consti-
tutionally qualified to vote in town meeting to meet at the
house of Capt Joseph Moor in Derryfield thursday the
Seventh of March at two of the Clock in the after noon to
act on the following articles (Viz)

1 st to Choose a Moderator to regulate said Meeting

2 ly to Choose one Man who is duly qualified to repre-

186 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

sent the district of Derryfield and Lutchfield in the General
Court the preasent year

And make return of this warrant with your doings there on
to us on or before the day of holding said meeting

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this

fifteenth day of February 1805

Sam^ Moor J'

Isaac Huse

Select Men

In obedience to the within warrant I have warned a Meet-
ing of the Inhabitants of the town of Litchfield who are
Constitutionally qualified to act in town meeting to meet at
time and place within mentioned

Francis Chase Constable
Robert Parker
Simeon Kendall
Hugh nahor
Selectmen of Lytchfield

Agreeable to the foregoing warrants the Inhabitants met
and Chose Robert Parker Esqr Moderator and Chose Sam* P
Kidder for their Representativ

Recorded March 9th 1805 by

Sam* Moor P Town Clerk

This day we the Subscribers Selectmen of Derryfield and
Chester have preambulated one of the Lines betwean said
Towns

Begining at a pitch pine tree No 134 with sundry letters
on it being S W bounds of Chester and the bounds of Derry-
field and the most northerly bound of L Derry thence N
2 1/4 W 280 rods to the high way a Long stone by Peabodys
so on 70 rods to pond from Pond to Island 68 rods a cross
bout middle of Hand 24 rods . from said Hand to first
point of great Hand 104 rods the Line being four rods west
of it thence from it 530 rods to Deer neck then on the same
course the line being 10 rods west of the westerly bay N of
Deerneck then 240 rods to a Stake and stone being the
N — E bound of sd Derryfield the whole Lengh of said Line

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 137

1316 which we allow to be a Line between said towns and
these we order the Town Clerks to Kecord in the Town books
of Eecord

March 2rd 1805

Long Pond southend 40 rods

Northend 20 rods

Length 160 rods

Recorded March 11th 1805

Stephen Chase
Wm Towle

Select Men of Chester
Sam^ Moor J""
Isaac Huse

Select Men of Derryfield

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

This day we the Subscribers Select Men of Chester &
Derryfield have perambulated two of the Lines betwean sd
Towns (viz first we began at the Northeast corner of said
Derryfield thence Run N 69 3/4 W two Miles three Quorters
and twintysix rods to a Stake and stones being on the old
head Line of sd Chester then turning ofE N 2 1/2 west one
Mile and fiftyeight Rods to the middle of the Road at Jesse
Kimbols then on the same Course one mile seven tillies and
three Chains in the whole On this Cours to a Stake and
Stones at Merrimack River sd Lines are Run by the old
marked trees the Division of Lots on as in a Perambulation
dated December 4th 1801

And this we order the Town Clerks to Record in the Town
Books of Records P Us

Stephen Chase

W" Tole

Select Men of Chester

Sam* Moor J'^

Arch* Gammel

Edward Ray

Select Men of Derryfield
Recorded June 25th 1805 by

Sam* Moor J' Town Clerk

138 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Stephen Pingrey Constable of Derryfield for the year
1804 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the freeholders and other Inhabitants
who are qualified by Law to vote in town meeting to meet
at their meetinghouse on Tusday the twelfth day of March
next at twelve of the Clock at noon to act on the following
articles (Viz)

1^* to Choose a moderator to regulate said meeting

2^y to Chose all town officers for the year ensuing

31y to hear all town accompts and allow or disallow the
same

4'^ to See how much money the Town will raise to pay
Town Charges the present year

51y to see how much money the Town will rais for preach-
ing the preasent year

61y to bring in votes for State and County officers (Viz)
Governor Counsllor senator County Treasurer and Eegestor
of Deeds

7 ly to see how much money the Town will raise to repair
highways the present year

8 art to see if the Town will vote to have the School-
house near the Meeting house to become the towns property
and raise money to Compleat the same and allow the present
owners of it what it is now worth

And make return of this warrant with your doings there
on to us the Subscribers on or before the day of holding said
meeting Given under our hands and seal dated at Derry-
field this eightenth day of February A D 1805

Sam^ Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men
State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

Derryfield March the 12th 1805

A greeable to the within warrant I have warned all the

EABLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 139

freeholders and other Inhabitants to meet at time and place
by posting up a copy of said warrant

Stephen Pingrey Constable

Derryfield March 12th 1805

agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants Met
and made coice of Sam^ P Kidder for Moderator and Chose
Sam^ Moors J" Town Clerk

Then voted to Chose the State and County officers and
there being a vote for Benjamin F Stark for Grovernor the
Town Voted to ballot a gain

Votes for Governor His Excellency John T Gillman . 33
John Langdon Esqr 53

Votes for Councillor Benjamin Pierce Esqr .... 45
Philip Greely Esqr ...".. 33

Votes for Senator William White Esqr 45

John Orr Esqr 36

Votes for County Treasurer David Stuard .... 58

for County Regestor Isaac Brook 57

David Stuard 1

Votes for Select Men Sam^ Moors J'' Edward Pay Arch-
abeld Gammel all Sworn

Town Treasurer John Stark Esqr and sworn .

Constabels Samuel Hall Benjamin F Stark Sworn

Surveyors of Highways Stephen Heseltine John Stark
Esqr Capt John Perham Jonathan Heseltine Daniel Hall J'
Philip Heseltine J'' John Webster J' Capt Joseph Moor Capt
Wm Blodget

all sworn Stph Heseltine P Heseltin & John Webster J'

Fence viewers the Select Men

Voted David Abot Tithing Man but afterwards voted to
Excuse him from serving

Sealer of Weights and measure Josiah Huse

Hogrevs James H Sanders Jonathan Heseltine David
Quimby Samuel Hall Jonas Harvey Abner Pingrey all sworn
but Hall & Heseltine

Surveyors of Lumber Capt Wm Blodget Nathaniel Moor
Samuel Hall Ezekiel Stevens Israel Webster John Herrod
Sam^ Moor J"" all sworn but stvens

140 MANCHESTBE HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Fishwards Capt W"* Blodget John Stark 3'"^ John Ray
John Hall Benjamin F Stark Elijah A Nutt Nathaniel Moor
Isaac Huse David Dickey all sworn but Nutt & Huse

Voted David Dickey and Benjamin Leslie take the Lead
of Singing in the Meeting House

Voted to pass over the 4 — 5 — 6 and 7 articles and act on
the Eighth

Voted on the 8th article not to Eecive the School House
as Towns property

Voted to ajourn this meeting to the 15 th day of this In-
stant March one of the Clock in the after noon.

Met according to ajournment

Voted to allow John Stark Esq 3 Dollars for servise as
Town Treasurer the year past

Voted to allow Stephen Pingrey 84 Cents for posting war-
rants for town meetings

Voted to allow Samuel Hall 30 Cents for posting one war-
rant

Voted to allow Samuel Moor J"^ 5 Dollars for Servise as
Town Clerk the year past

Voted to Raise Sixty Dollars to pay Town Charges the
present year

Voted to Request the Town Treasurer to isue extents
against the deficient Collectors as Soon as may be

Voted on the 5th article not to raise any money for preach-
ing

Voted one Dollar and 50 Cents on the poll and estate ac-
cordingly for work on the Highways

Voted Daniel Hall be pound and Meeting hous keeper

Voted the Select Men of each district notifie a meeting of
their district to See when the will have their School begin-
on the first Monday of September

Voted Lt Job Rowell be Dog peltor

Voted adjourn to William Farmers house to vandue the
Collectorship

John Dickey Jr Bid off the Collectorship at 6 and 3/4 per
Cent for Collecting

EARLY RECORDS OP MANCHESTER. 141

Voted to allow Samuel Moors accompt of fifteen Dollars
and six Cents for his Servise as Select Man the year
past 15 06

Voted to allow John Starks 3'''*^ accompt of five Dollars
and sixtyseven Cents for his servis as Selectman the year
past 5 67

Voted to allow Isaac Huses accompt of Six Dollars and fifty
Cents for his servise as Select Man the year past . . 6 50

Eecorded March 22^^^^ 1805 by

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

to Capt John Perham a Surveyor of Highways for the
Town of Derryfield for the year 1805 Greeting

In the name of the State of Newhampshir, you are hereby
Eequired to Levy and Collect of the Several Persons named
in this list herewith committed unto you each one his re-
spective proportion as therein set down. Said list being
part of a tax or assessment made and apportioned on the
Eatable polls and estate of Said Inhabitants for making and
repairing the highways in said Derryfield the Current year
and you are hereby directed to warn the Several Person
named in your List to work on said Highways according to
his proportion of Said tax at the price of ten Cents per hour
for a good hours work for a Man and ten Cents for a yoke
of Oxen ten a Cart ten and a plough ten Cents per hour
And your part or proportion of Eoads is as follows begining
Londonderry Line by Benjamin Giles and betwean your
hous and M' adams and M"^ Pages onto the place where John
Brown formerly lived and by Pingreys to Huses Corner so
Called and by harveys Mill to the Crotch of the road that
goes from the Eiver to william Perhams and the Eoad on the
South sid of the Brook towards Joseph Moors to Londonderry
line and you are to Call to your assistance the Persons named
in this List with Such tools as you shall think necessary

And you are to give four days notice either personal or in
writing at the persons last and usual place of residence to
every person you Shal warn of the time place and tools

142 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

when where and with which such person Shall attend except
in Cases of Sudden Emergency the Eepairing of bridges and
making paths in deep snows which may requir Imediate rem-
edy in which Case you may warn them or any of them to
attend forthwith

And if any person or persons refuse or neglect to work or
send a sufficient hand unless he shall make a reasonable ex-
cuse within four days of the time set to labor in which he
Shall be notified work at some other time

You are hereby authorized and required to levy the delin-
quants part or proportion of said tax by distress on the goods
and Chattels of such persons and the distress or distresses
so taken You are to keep by the Space of four days at the
cost and Charge of the owner and if the owner does not pay

the Sum or Sums of Money so assessed upon him or her

within said four days you to expose and openly sell at an out-
cry for payment of said money and Charges notice of such
Sail being posted up in some publick place twenty four hours
before hand and the overplus coming by the said Sale if any
there be beside the Sum or Sums of the assessment and
Charge of taking and keeping the distress or distresses to be
amediately restored to the owner

And for the want of goods and Chattels where on to make
distress you are to Seeze the body or bodys of such persons
so refusing and him her or them commit to the Common
goal of Said County there to remain untill he, she or they
pay or satisfy the Sum or Sums of Money where at they are
respectively assessed as a fore Said or be otherwise dis-
charged by order of Law

Given under our hands and Seal at Derryfield aforesaid
this 30th day of May Anno Domini 1805

Sam^ Moor J'
Edward Ray
Select Men of Derryfield

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

143

D C

Capt John Perhara

$14 10

Jonas Harvey

$9 05

James Nutt . .

7 23

W^illiam Perham

8 66

David Dickey

5 35

Stephen Pingrey

5 10

Eobert Perham .

1 50

Benjamin Giles .

2 56

Amos Weston .

5 41

David Flint . .

3 54

Jonathan Young

6 41

Nathaniel Martin

1 50

Peter Emerson .

11 04

William Perry .

2 44

Thmas Wallace .

1 18

Sam^ Moor J"^
Edward Ray
Arch Gamble

Select Men

John Stark Esqr Surveyor of Highway for the year 1805
Your proportion of Roads are as follows Begining at Chester
line by Amos Kimbels down to the Crotch of the Ecad by
Benj"^ F Stark's then the Road to Sam^ P Kidders House
and you are to Call to your asistance the Persons hereafter
named in this List with such tools as you Shall think neces-
sary

D C

John Stark Esqr

. $5 17

Nathan Kimbel .

. $3 62

John Ray Jr . .

. 3 29

John Stark 3 .

. 3 76

Sam^ Stark . .

. 5 76

James Ray . .

1 50

Ezra Kimbel

. 4 50

General Stark .

. 13 63

John Ray . . .

. 8 11

Joseph Emerson

7 48

David Qumby .

. 1 88

Job Rowell Lt .

. 5 64

Capt William Blodget Surveyor of Highways for the year
1805

his proportion of Roads is as follows beginin at Benj"* F
Starks down by the Bridge to Uimphries Brook then up the
other Road to Sam^ P Kidders and down to the Bridge and
to John Herrods

144

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

05
77
50
50
53
50

Capt W" Blodget . 1 50

Esqr Sam^ Blodget . 11 25

Benj°> F Stark . . 5

Joseph Davis . . 1

Eobert Martin . . 1

Samuel Stevens . . 1

William Walker . . 3

James Martin . . 1
Coin Eobert M^^-

Gregor ....

Philip Heseltine J""
Mens Names
Philip Heseltine

Joiner .... $3 29

Eliphlet Parker . . 1 50

Ezekiel Stvens . . 5 92

Solomon Honey . . 1 50

James Black ... 4 70

W" Neal . .
George Lammas
Philip Stevens
Sam^ Hall .
Edward Kay .
David Powell
Sam^ P Kidder
John Herrod

D C

$1 50

50
90
12
00
50
00
68

0 94

Surveyor of Highways for year 1805

James H Sanders . $1 50

Hezekiah Young . 3 77

Isaa Stevens ... 3 64

Stephen Wothley . 4 36

Daniel Hall J"" Surveyor of Highways for the year 1805
Mens names and Sums against their names
D C

Daniel Hall J' . '

. $1 50

James Young . .

$2 47

John Hall J' . .

. 4 56

David Stevens . .

1 50

David Abot . .

. 4 36

Ebenezer Stevens .

4 59

Israel Young . .

. 3 65

Capt Eph"* Stevens

6 94

Lt Daniel Hall .

. 12 72

John Hall . . .

1 77

Joseph Young .

. 1 50

Richard Hardy . .

4 15

Jonathan Heseltine Surveyor of Highways for 1805
Mens Names and sum of Money against their names
Jonathan Hesetine . $3 94 Amos Webster . . 2 59
Levy Russel ... 2 60

Stephen Heseltine Surveyor of Highways for the year 1805
his List of Names and the Sums a gainst each name

EARLY EECORD8 OF MANCHESTER.

145

Stephen Heseltine

$3 56

Abner Pingrey .

$2 68

Abel Huse . .

8 00

Major Akin . .

5 20

Isaac Huse . .

10 39

John Griffin , .

1 50

Josiah Huse . .

4 12

Moses Merrill .

1 89

Philip Sargent .

1 50

John Heseltin .

2 56

James Hunter .

1 27

James Arwin

1 77

Ehenezer Corning

. 2 36

Asa Heseltine .

1 50

William Var* Read

2 96

Philip Heseltin .

3 27

Capt Joseph Mo

or Surveyor of Highways for

the year

1805

his List of Mens Names and the Sums enexed to each

name

Capt Joseph Moor

$12 08

David Webster .

$2 65

Joshua Blodget .

5 05

Enos Webster .

6 05

Jacob Garvin

6 14

Jesse Jonson

1 50

John Garvin . .

1 50

Simeon Stevens .

1 50

Barnet M<^Cain .

3 33

Elijah A Nutt .

7 00

Sam^ Moor J"" ,

3 70

Widdow Nut . .

. 1 64

Nathaniel Moor .

6 02

Theof Griffin .

5 41

John G Moor

5 72

Sam^ Smith . .

2 70

Capt Sam^ Moor

7 17

Jabish Smith

1 50

Capt Eichard Dole

0 40

Nathaniel Baker

6 70

John Webster J'

Surveyor

of Highways for the y

ear 1805

and his List

with the

names enaxed and sums

John Webster J'

$3 40

Czer Harvey . .

$3 19

Major John Webstei

• 4 43

David Webster .

2 51

Israel Webster .

5 96

Jospeh Farmer .

2 80

Jacob Smith

3 49

Jospeh Farmer Jr

2 35

Nathaniel Merril

1 77

William Gambel

1 76

William Farmer

7 52

Archabel Gambel

11 75

Asa Heseltine J''

5 99

Benjamin Leslie

1 50

John Dickey . .

23

Timothy Dustin

5 72

John Dickey J"" .

tVici -fATP (TAinrr T i\

6 05

David Heseltine

4 83

S Moor T Clerk

146

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

William Perham .
Robert Perham
Jonathan Heseltine

Levy Eussel . . .
Stephen Heseltine
John Heseltine
Joseph Young
David Abot . .
Israel Young . .
James Young . .
John Harwood . .
Stephen Pingrey .
"David Stevens
Ebenezer Stevens
Capt Ephraim Steven
David Heseltine
Asa Heseltine J''
Israel Webster
John Webster .
Amos Webster
Czer Harvey
John Webster J'
Jacob Smith
Lt Benj° F Stark
Cap William Blodget
Joseph Davis .
James JSTutt
Eiehard Hardey
James H Sanders
Eobert Martin
Samuel Stevens
William Walker
James Martin .
Esqr Samuel Blodget
Esqr John Stark
General John Stark

Town

School

County

$1 60

1 49

22

30

26

4

76

67

10

. 50

45

7

49

44

7

49

44

7

43

39

6

79

74

11

67

62

10

46

42

6

84

80

12

1 05

1 00

15

30

26

4

83

78

10

1 25

1 18

18

89

82

12

1 09

1 02

15

1 08

1 01

15

67

62

10

49

45

7

59

55

8

82

75

11

62

60

9

92

86

13

30

26

4

34

30

4

1 32

1 23

19

76

71

10

30

26

4

30

26

4

30

26

4

63

60

9

30

26

4

1 95

1 91

29

95

88

13

2 46

2 31

35

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

147

Philip Stevens . .

72

66

10

Ezekiel Stevens . .

1 06

1 01

15

Isaac Stevens . . .

67

62

9

Stephen "Worthley

97

90

14

Philip Heseltine J' .

60

56

8

James Black . . .

69

64

10

Lt Daniel Hall . .

2 28

2 16

32

David Flint . . ,

65

61

9

Abel Huse . . . .

1 44

1 36

20

Isaac Huse . . .

1 87

1 77

27

Timothy Dustin . .

1 03

99

15

William Farmer . .

1 34

1 26

19

Nathaniel Merriell

34

30

5

Benjamin Leslie .

30

26

4

Daniel Hall P .

30

26

4

Elijah A Niitt .

1 24

1 19

18

Widdow Nutt . .

32

28

4

Peter Emerson

2 12

1 89

28

Jonas Harvey . .

1 60

1 49

23

Capt John Perham

2 52

2 40

36

David Dickey . .

99

91

14

Hesekiah Young .

69

64

10

James Hunter . .

25

22

3

"William Perry

45

42

6

Benjamin Giles .

47

44

7

Ebenezer Cornining

42

40

6

William V Eead .

56

52

8

Abner Pingrey

50

45

7

John Hall J-^ . .

82

78

12

John Griffin . .

30

26

4

Jonathan Akin

95

89

13

Philhp Heseltine .

60

56

8

Moses Merrill . .

35

32

5

Asa Heseltine

30

26

4

Samuel Hall . .

39

36

5

Ezra Kimbel . .

81

77

11

John Stark 3^^ .

69

64

10

148 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Joseph Emerson 1 34

John Eay J' 60

Sam^ Stark 1 04

Nathan Kimbel 65

Job Eowell 1 02

David Eowell 30

Solomon Honey 30

George Lames 30

Jonathan Young 1 16

Jacob Garvin 1 11

Enos Webster 1 11

David Webster 50

Jessee Jonson 30

Simeon Steven 30

Joshua Blodget 92

Barnet M° Cain 42

John Garvin 30

John Eay 1 46

James Eay 30

Sam^ P Kidder Esqr .... 74

John Dickey 6

John Dickey J"" 1 11

Sam^ Moor J"" 69

Capt Joseph Moor .... 2 18

Nathaniel Moor 1 10

John G Moor 1 03

Capt Sam^ Moor 1 30

David Webster 47

John Hall 34

William A Neal 30

Saml Smith 50

Jabish Smith 30

Towa

D C

Nathaniel Baker $1 23

Theof Griffin 99

Amos Webster 99

Eliphlet Parker 30

1 26

19

56

8

98

15

62

9

96

14

26

4

26

4

26

4

1 09

17

1 04

16

1 03

16

45

7

26

4

26

4

86

14

46

G

26

4

1 38

21

26

4

68

10

4

1

1 03

16

63

9

2 06

31

1 02

16

97

15

1 22

18

43

6

30

5

26

4

46

7

26

4

School

County

D C

D C

1 15

17

92

14

99

14

26

4

BARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 149

James Arwin 34 30 5

Joseph Farmer 52 49 7

Joseph Farmer J^ . . . . 43 40 6

JosiahHuse ^5 70 10

Nathaniel Martin .... 30 26 4

Philip Sergent 30 26 4

Edward Eay 38 34 6

William Gambel 34 30 5

Archaheld Gamb 2 10 2 00 30

David Quimby 36 32 5

Coin Eobert M'^ Gregor ... 18 3

Capt Eichard Dole .... 9 ^

Thomas Wallace 21 4

Sum total of each tax . . 92 89 85 75 13 02

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To John Dickey J' Collector of Taxes in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1805 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of Said State to levy
and Collect of the several Persons named in this list of Taxes
the Sums affixed to each of their names Eespectively sat down
And you are to pay or cause to be paid to the treasurer of
this County onor befor the first day of September next the
Sum of twelve Dollars and twenty Cents And you are to
pay to the Treasurer of this Town of Derryfield the Sum of
fifty Dollars on or before the twentieth day of September
and the Eemainder of this list which is one hundred and
twentynine Dollars and forty six cents you are to pay to the
Treasurer of the Town of Derryfield on or before the first
day of January next ensuing And if any Person refuse or
neglect to pay you are to follow the rules and directions of
the Law in that case maid and provided and this Shall be
your Sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal

dated at Derryfield this twelfth day of August 1805

Sam^ Moor Jr
Edward Eay

Select Men

Eecorded August 13th 1805

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At the Request of Sam^ Moor J"^ Archable Gamniel and
Edward Eay Select Men of Derryfield and John Dickey
Aaron Choate and John Pinkerton Jr Select Men of Lon-
donderry and all present

I perambulated the line between Said Towms as follows
I began on the easterly line of said Derryfield at the most
northerly boundary of L Derry and the Southwest bound
of the Town of Chester at a pitch pine tree marked and
Lettered thence South one degr east 163 Rods to a Stone
thence South 88 dere^ thirty five minutes west 1142 Rods to
the northwest bound of L Derry a Stake and Stones thence
South 2 degres 15 minutes east 858 rods to white birch tree
lettered being the most Southerly boundary of Said Derry-
field and the northerly boundary of Litchfield on L Derry
line

October 25th 1805

David Pattin Surveyor
John Dickey
Aaron Choate
John Pinkerton J'

Select Men of L Derry
Sam^ Moor J'
Edward Ray
Arch Gammel

Select Men of Derryfield
Recorded January 14th 1806

by Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To Samuel Hall Constable of Derryfield for the year 1805
Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the State to warn
all the freeholders and other Inhabitants of Derryfield Qual-
ified by law to vote in town meeting to meet at their meeting-
house on tusday the Eleventh day of March next at twelve
of the Clock at noon to act on the following articles (viz)

1st to Choose a Moderator to regulate said meeting

21y to Choose all town officers for the year ensuing

158 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

31y to hear all town accompts and allow or disallow the
same

41y to See howmuch money the town will raise to pay
town Charges the present year

5th to see if the Town will raise anymoney for preach-
ing and how much

6th to draw one Man from the box to serve as a petit
juror at the Court of common pleas to be holden at amherst
on the last tusday of March next

71y to bring in votes for Governor Councillor Senetor
County Treasurer and Eegester of deeds

8th to See how much money the Town will raise to repair
the Highways

9th to see of the Town will Choose a Committee to divide
the Town into districts for highway labour

10th to See what the Town will do with the money recvd
of certain Persons for a busing Alexander Arwin

11th to See of the Town will vote to lock or Slip the
Cohas brook or any part thereof or give it up to Individuals
or what method they will take to have it accomplished or
have it divided in to shairs and how many as they Shall think
fit

12 — to See if the Town will vote to have the town divided
into four School districts and choose a Committee for that
purpose likewise to See how much money the town will raise
to build a forth School house

13 to See if the Town will vote to layout anew or Straten
the old Eoad which leads leads from David Abots barn to
Thomas Wycomes House in Chester and Clear out the same
So as to maket pasable as far as the Town line and require
Chester to attend to their part also

14th To See if the Town will allow M"" Israel Young a Eea-
sonable Sum for Collecting the Taxes for the year 1792 when
he was Constable

15th to See if the Town will give up their part of the fine
a gainst Jonas Harvey for obstricting the pasage of fish up
the Cohas Brook

EARLY RECOKDS OF MANCHESTER. 169

And make Eeturn of this warrant with your doings there-
on to us on or before the day of holding said meeting

Given under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this 2st'* day
of February A D 1805*

Sam^ Moor P
Edward Eay

Select Men

Hillsborough s s March 10th 1805*

A greeable to the within warrant to me directed I have
notified the Inhabitants of Derryfield of the time place
& purpose within mentioned as the Law directs

Samuel Hall Constable
Derryfield March the 11th 1806
Agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and Made Choise of John Stark Esqr for Moderator and
Samuel Moor J'' for Town Clerk

Samuel Moor J"" Edward Eay Amos Weston Select Men
Sworn

Voted Sam^ Hall Benjamin F Stark Constables & Sworn
Voted David Abot fire ward and sworn to said office
Voted to vandue the collectorship to the lowest bidder and
was bid off by Abner Pingrey for Seven & one half per Cent
Voted John Stark Esqr Town Treasurer
Voted to pospone the Choise of high way Surveyors to the
adjornment

Voted Joseph Emerson Sam^ P Kidder Eichard Hardy
Samuel Hall Stephen Pingrey Timothy Dustin Abner Pin-
grey Saml Moor Jr Jonas Harvey Surveyors of Highway all
Sworn
Voted John Stark Esquire Clerk of the Market
Voted David Flint Sealer of Leather and Sworn
Voted Josiah Huse Huse Sealer of weights & Measures
Voted Eobert Perham William Gammel Abner Pingrey
James Akin William Walker John Garvin John Garlin Hog-
reves: Perham Walker Garvin sworn

*Should be 1S06.— Ed.

160 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted Capt William Blodget Capt Joseph Moor Corders of
wood Moor Sworn

Voted Benjamin Leslie David Abot Tithing Men voted to
excuse B Leslie from serving

Voted Capt William Blodget Ezekiei Stevens Nathaniel
Moor Israel Webster Jonathan Young Surveyors of Lumber
Sworn all

Voted Daniel Hall David Flint B. F Stark Sam^ P Kidder
Capt Perham Israel Webster Joseph Moor Comiittee to divide
the Town in to districts for high way work

Voted to pospone the 3^ 4 and 5 articles and vote for Gov-
ernor Counsellor &'^

Votes for Governor John Langdon Esqr 54

Timothy Farrer Esqr . . 12
B Pierce 1

Votes for Counsellor

Benjamin Pierce Esqr . . 39
Eobert Means Esqr ... 23

Senators John Orr Esqr 20

Clifton Claget Esqr 31

William White Esqr 12

Votes for County Treasurer David Stuart 31

for County Eegester Isaac Brooks 39

Voted one Dollar on the poll for the Eepair of Highways

Voted to pospone the 11th article to the adjournment

Voted to dismiss the twelfth article in Eeguard of School
distrits

Voted on the 14th article not to allow M"^ Israel Young any-
thing

Voted to Adjourn the Meeting to Tusday the 18th of this
Instant March

Voted to accept the Eeport of the Committee appointed to
district the Town for highway work

Fish wards Stephen Pingrey William Walker Jonas Harvey
Nathaniel Moor Enos Webster Israel Webster Benj"" F Stark
Pingrey Stark and Walker Sworn

EARLY RECORDS OP MANCHESTER. 161

Voted Daniel Hall be pound keeper and take care of the
Meeting house for this year

Voted the Money Eecovered of Certain Persons for abuis-
ing Alexander Arwin be paid into the Town Treasurer

Voted to Eaise fifty Dollars to pay Town Charges and one
hundred for preaching

Voted Daniel Hall Amos Weston Capt Joseph Moor a Com-
mittee to hire preaching

Voted to a bate Cezer Harveys taxes in Jolm Dickey and
David Websters list of taxes and not tax him any more

Voted to Straten the Road from David Abots Barn to
Thomas Wycombs that is far as Chester Line

Voted to Give Up the Bond the Town holds against Joseph
Harvey for Obstructing pasage of alwives

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jr five Dollars for his Servise
as town Clerk the year past

Voted to allow the Committee who were appointed to divide
the Town in to districts for highway work Seventy five Cents
each Man

Voted to allow Daniel Hall for Taking care of the Meet-
ing house the Sum of a poll tax

Voted to give up the Sliping of the Cohas Brook to Indi-
viduals in town who will doit. and Choose a Committee to
warn a Meeting for the Same purpose the Commttee are as
follows

Committee to warn ameeting for Sliping th Brook Joseph
Moor Saml P Kidder Benj" F Stark

March 1806

The Town of Derryfield to Benj F Stark Debtor

to attending Gen^ Court 2 days on Cohas Brook busi-
ness 2 00

to one days attendance in in distriting the high-
way 75

to writing the Eeport of the Committee .... 25

$3.00
Voted to allow the above accompt

162 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to allow Edward Eays accompt for his Servise as a
Select Man the year past Eleven Dollars . . . . $11.00

Voted to allow Archahel Gammels accompt for his Servise
as as Select Man the year past Seven Dollar 50
Cent 7 50

Voted to allow Samuel Moors accompt for his Servis as a
Select Man the year past of twenty Dollars & three
Cents 20 03

Voted to allow John Stark Esqr three Dollars for his Ser-
vise as Town treasurer the year past 3.00

Job Rowell was drawn to Serve as a petit Jurior for March
term

Voted to allow Sam^ Hall for his Servis as Constable lawful
fees for posting warrants &'^

Collectorship bid off by Abner Pingrey to Collect for Seven
and one half Cent on the Dollar

The Committee appointed to lay the town of Derryfield out
into highway districts having met & a greed beg leave to
make the following report that is to Say that

District N° 1 Shall begin at Chester line near Kimbals and
extend Southerly to within ten Rods of General Starks on the
North

N° 2 Shall begin ten rods north of General Stark house and
run Southerly by Eowels to Humphries Brook not including

the Bridge. from said Brook by Amaskeig Bridge to B F

Starks and from amoskeig Bridge to B F Starks and from
amoskeig Bridge to John Harwoods and from amoskeig bridge
on the river Road to a ditch South of Cutlers

No 3 Shall Continue as it has heretofore been taking in
Humphries Brook bridge

N° 4 Shall begin at the ditch above Philip Heseltine J"^
thence down the river road to Nathaniel Bakers also from
Eliphlet Parkers to John Browns house so Called and from
Harveys ferry to the meeting house and then Stop

N° 5th Shall begin at the meetinghouse hence down the
road by Major Websters & Black Jins tavern to Chester line
and up to Jonathan Heseltines and John Heseltines and Moses
Merrills and David Heseltines and John Dickeys

EAKLT KECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

163

No 6 Shall begin at the Crotch of the Eoad at Abner Pin-
greys thence down the main Road to Derry line and to Com-
ings and from the great Eoad to William Perhams

No 7 Shall begin at John Browns house so called down by
Capt Perhams towards Adamses and Pages to Derry line and
to binjamin Giles and to the Eoad leading to E Comings and
from David Dickey to Derry line towards Joseph Moors and
towards Major Akins to the East end of the pond and to in-
clude Nehemiah Merrill

N° 8 Shall begin at and take Nathaniel Baker thence by
Moores to Litchfield and towards william Perhams to the
Eolling place and from the main Eoad to Smith ferry

John Perham

Daniel Hall

Joseph Moor

David Flint

Benj F Stark

Committee

Eecord April 11th 1806 by

Sam' Moor J^ Town Clerk

Joseph Emerson Surveyor of Highways for the year 1806

his List is as follows

D C

D C

Joseph Emerson

4 95

Sam' Stark . .

1 69

Nathaniel Kimbel .

3 07

John Stark 3rd .

5 20

Ezra Kimbel . .

3 30

Amos Kimble

66

Sam^ P Kidder Sur^

-eyor of Highways for the year 1806

his List is as follows

D C

D C

Sam' P Kdder . .

2 74

David Eowell

1 00

General Stark

8 90

William Blodget

1 00

B F Stark .

3 47

Joshua Davis

1 00

John Stark Jr

4 58

Joseph Davis

1 16

John Eay

6 24

John Garlin . .

1 00

James Eay .

1 08

William Walker .

1 85

John Ray J' .

2 45

Sam' Blodget Esqr

3 71

Eobert Martin

1 93

Job Eowell . .

4 00

164

MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

Nathaniel Martin

1 00

Stark Eay . . .

1 00

Philip Stevens .

Benj" Stone . . .

1 00

Edward Eay , .

. 1 00

William White . .

1 00

John Harwood .

. 3 37

Coin Eobrt Mc-

Gregor ....

1 16

Eichard Hardy S

urveyor of

Highways for the year

1806

his List is as follows

D C

D C

Eichard Hardy .

. $1 79

David Abot . . .

$1 62

Daniel Hall . .

7 78

James Young . .

1 46

Joseph Young .

3 62

John Hall . . .

1 54

Oapt Ephrain Ste-

Daniel Hall J' . .

1 00

vens . . .

3 93

Eobert Hall . . .

1 00

Ebenezer Stevens

3 66

David Stevens J'' .

1 00

James H Sanders

1 16

David Stevens .

. 1 31

Samuel Hall Surveyor of H

ighways for the year 1806

his List is as follows

D C

Samuel Hall . .

$3 31

Hezkiah Young

$3 39

Ezekiel Stevens .

4 09

Benjamin Leslie

1 81

Isaac Stevens

. 2 08

Eliphlet Parker . .

2 54

Philip Heseltine

Moses Heseltine . .

1 00

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2 93

Timothy Dustin Surveyor of I:

igh way for the year 1806

his List is as folic

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D C

D C

Timothy Dustin

$3 77

Israel Webster . .

4 05

Jacob Smith . .

1 89

Asa Heseltin J"" . .

4 00

William Farmer

3 59

Jonathan Heseltine

3 40

John Webster J'"

2 42

John Dickey J' . .

4 31

David Webster .

2 04

John Dickey . . .

0 15

David Heseltine

2 99

Archabel Gammel .

7 97

Levy Eussel . .

1 43

Nathaniel Merrill .

1 54

Amos Webster .

1 73

William Gammel .

1 16

Major Webster .

1 73

John G Moor . .

3 93

Joseph Farmer .

2 47

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

165

Abner Pingrey Survej'or of Highways for the year 180G
his list is as follows

D C

D C

Abner Pingrey . .

$1 66

Jonathan Akin

2 33

David Major . .

1 00

James Hunter . .

0 78

Josiah Huse . . .

1 00

John M^ Duffee . .

1 54

PhiHp Heseltine

2 70

John Griffin . .

1 00

Abel Huse . . .

4 66

Moses Merrill , .

1 23

Isaac Huse . . .

7 13

Ebenezer Corning .

1 58

Stephen Pingrey .

3 77

Anos Weston . .

3 70

Asa Heseltine . .

1 06

John Heseltine . .

2 62

Stephen Heseltine .

1 35

Jonas Harvey Sni

'veyor of Highways for the year

1806

his List is as folio

ws

D C

D C

Jonas Harvey . .

6 66

William Perham

4 31

Peter Emerson

7 01

Pobert Perham . .

2 77

Capt John Perham

9 36

David Flint . .

3 95

David Dickey

3 04

Benj"^ Giles . .

1 50

Jonathan Young

4 85

William Perry .

1 54

Nehemiah Merrill

2 46

Jesse Stevens

1 00

James ISTutt . .

5 31

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Highways for the yea

r 1806

his List is as folio

ws

D C

D C

Sam^ Moor J' .

. 2 54

James Griffin .

. 1 16

Capt Joseph Moor

. 9 13

Nathaniel Baker

. 3 89

Capt Sam^ Moor .

4 49

Jacob Garvin

. 4 40

Nathaniel Moor .

. 3 86

John Garvin

. 1 00

Enos "Webster .

. 4 02

Nathaniel Blodget

. 1 00

David Webster Jr

. 2 08

Eichard Colby .

. 1 00

Elijah A Nutt .

. 4 81

Jabish Smith

. 2 89

Theofs Griffin .

. 3 00

Annis

. 2 21

Simeon Stevens .

. 1 00

Joshua Blodget.

. 4 29

Jesse Jonson

. 1 00

Capt Dole . .

. 0 27

The fore going List of Surveyors of Highways were Re-
corded May 31st 1806 by

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

166

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

to John Dickey Jr Collector of Taxes in the Town of Derry-
field for the year 1806 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of Said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this list of taxes
the Sumes affixed to each of their names Eespectively Sat
down a gainst their names . . And you are to pay to the
Treasurer of this County on or before the first day of Sep-
tember next the Sum of thirty Dollas and thirtyeight Cents
— and one other Sum of Sixtysix Dollars you are to pay or
Cause to be pay to the Treasurer of this State on or before
the first day of December next and you are to pay to the
Treasurer of the Town of Derryfield on or before the first
day of October next Sixty Dollars . . and the Eemainder of
this list which is twohundred and twenty four Dollars & Sixty
five Cents you are to pay to the Treasurer of this town on or

bef or the first day of January next Ensuing And if any

Person Eefuse or neglect to pay you are to follow the rules
and directions of the Law in that Case made and provided. . . .
And this Shall be your sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
thirtieth day of May A D 1806

N B The nonresident tax is not included in the above
warrant

The amount of it is ten Dollars & eighty three Cents which

you are to pay to the Town Treasurer on or before the first

day of February next ensuing

Saml Moor Jr

Amos Weston

Select Men

^

Elijah A Nutt .
Jabish Smith
Jonas Harvey .
Capt Joseph Moor
Capt Samuel Moor

0 82 1 63 1 63 1 02 0 48
49 98 98 51 0 29

1 13 2 25 2 25 1 24 0 66
1 54 3 08 3 08 1 93 0 90

76 1 52 1 52 95 45

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

167

Nathaniel Moor
John G Moor
Joshua Blodget
Isaac Annis .
Enos Webster
David Webster
James Griffin
Jesse Jonson
Simeon Stevens
William White
Philip Stevens
William Gammell
John Garvin .
Asa Heseltine
John Heseltine
Jonathan Akin
James Hunter
John M= Duifee
William Perham
Eobert Perham
Peter Emerson
David Flint .
William Perry
Benj"* Giles .
Eben Corning
Philip Heseltine
Abner Pingrey
Daniel Hall J"^
Eobert Hall .
David Major .
Josiah Huse .
Joseph Farmer
Moses Merrill
John Griffin ,
Benj™ Leslie .
Jonathan Heseltine
Amos Weston

65

1

30

1 30

82

38

67

1

33

1 33

83

39

58

1

16

1 16

73

34

38

77

77

47

22

68

1

36

1 36

86

40

35

70

70

44

21

20

39

39

24

12

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

37

74

74

46

22

20

39

39

24

12

17

34

34

21

10

18

36

36

22

10

39

89

89

56

26

31

79

79

49

23

13

26

26

17

08

26

52

52

33

15

73

1

46

1 46

91

43

47

94

94

58

28

1 19

2

63

1 48

69

41

82

82

54

24

26

52

52

32

15

27

53

53

33

16

27

53

53

33

16

46

91

91

57

27

28

56

56

35

16

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

43

89

89

52

25

21

42

42

26

12

17

34

34

21

10

31

61

61

39

18

58

1

15

1 15

72

34

63

1

25

1 25

78

37

168

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Sam^ Moor J' .

43

86

86

53

25

Eliphlet Parker . .

43

86

86

54

25

Robert Martin . . .

27

53

58

34

16

Nathaniel Martin .

17

34

34

21

10

James ISTutt . . .

91

1

80

1

80

1 12

53

Nehemiah Mrrill

43

83

83

52

24

John Stark J"^ Esq

88

1

55

1

55

97

46

General Stark . .

1 50

3

00

3

00

1 88

88

Joseph Emerson . .

94

1

67

1

67

1 05

49

Nathaniel Baker

67

1

34

1

34

83

39

Ezekiel Stevens . .

69

1

38

1

38

87

41

Hezekiah Young

57

1

15

1

15

72

33

Isaa Stevens . . .

36

70

70

44

20

Samul Hall . . .

56

1

12

1

12

70

32

John harwood . .

57

1

15

1

15

71

33

Philip Heseltine . .

52

99

99

62

29

Moses Heseltine . .

17

34

34

21

10

Capt Ephraim Stevens

77

1

33

1

34

83

39

Ebenezer Stevens .

52

1

24

1

24

77

36

David Stevens . .

22

44

44

28

13

David Abot .

41

81

81

50

24

Joseph Young

61

1

22

1

22

76

36

Eiehard Hardy

30

61

61

38

18

Daniel Hall .

1 32

2

64

2

64

1 65

77

James Young

25

47

47

31

15

John Hall .

26

52

52

33

15

Major Webster

30

59

59

37

17

Israel Webster

69

1

37

1

37

86

40

Timothy Dustin

64

1

25

1

25

80

38

Nathaniel Merril

I .

26

52

52

33

15

Jacob Smith

32

64

64

40

19

William Farmer

61

1

22

1

22

76

23

John Webster J''

41

81

81

51

24

"David Webster

35

69

69

43

20

Abel Huse

85

1

71

1

71

1 07

15

Isaac Huse

. 1 21

2

41

2

41

1 51

71

Asa Heseltine J'

68

1

35

1

35

85

40

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

169

Stephen Pingrey .
David Heseltine .
Levy Eussel . .
Stephen Heseltine
Amos Webster .
Benj'" F Stark .
Sam^ P Kidder Es
Sam^ Blodget Esq
Job Powell
John Stark d'^
Sam^ Stark .
Nathan Kimbel
Ezra Kimbel
William Walker
Benjamin Stone
James Pay
John Pay J' .
Edward Pay .
David Powell
John Pay . .
William Blodget
Joseph Davis
John Garlin .
James H Sander
Joshua Davis
Stark Pay .
David Stevens J
Amos Kimbel
Jacob Garvin
Pichard Colby
Nathaniel Blodget
Archabel Gammel
Capt John Perham
David Dickey .
John Dickey J'
John Dickey
Jonathan Young

64

1

28

1

28

80

38

40

91

91

63

30

22

48

48

30

14

24

46

46

28

14

30

53

53

37

17

59

1

17

1

17

72

34

46

93

93

49

27

63

1

28

1

28

79

37

68

1

35

1

35

85

40

88

1

76

1

76

1 10

52

29

57

57

36

17

52

1

04

1

04

65

31

56

1

12

1

12

69

32

32

63

63

49

18

17

34

34

21

10

19

39

39

23

11

41

89

89

52

24

20

39

39

23

11

17

34

34

21

10

1 06

2

11

2

11

1 32

62

17

34

34

21

10

20

39

39

24

12

18

39

39

23

11

20

39

39

24

12

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

10

24

24

14

07

75

1

49

1

49

93

44

17

34

34

21

10

17

34

34

21

10

1 35

2

69

2

69

1 69

79

1 58

3

16

3

16

1 98

92

52

1

03

1

03

64

31

73

1

46

1

46

91

43

3

5

5

3

2

82

1

64

1

64

1 03

48

170 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Jesse Stevens .... 17 34 34 21 10

Theofilus Griffin ... 51 1 02 1 02 64 30

The following is the Nonresident tax

Ko. of The

acres taxes

Nathaniel Smith L Derry 12 40

Benjamin Corning do 69 68

John Dickey Esqr do 12 25

Samuel Chase do 80 72

David Adams Jr do 80 68

Hezekiah Blake Hawk 91 72

Humphry Hook Hawk 69 27

Robert Bartley L Derry 5 15

John Hugh Maids Town Vermont whither

place 120 164

Benj"™ Leach L Derry 3| 14

James Morrison do 4 16

Robert nesmith do 34 29

Robert Wilson do 8 8

John Ford Chelmsford 60 41

Kimbel Chester 15 34

Cogsdell Chester '. 150 120

Underbill Chester 8 50

William Parker Bedford 50 40

Richard Dole do 32 21

James Black do 100 30

Robert M'' Gregor Goffstown 50 89

Warner Lot 60 40

Report Derryfield 15 March 1806

We the Subscribers being appointed by the Town of Derry-
field agents to Inquire into the Complaint of Alexander

Arwin Respecting abuse Stated in sd Complaint Report

as follows (Viz)

we have arested those persons who were Complained of and
they have proposed a Compromise we Consented on Condi-
tion that they paid to Us two hundred Dollars and we would
pay the Cost of prosess on which they gave us their bond

EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 171

for Said Sum on which bond we have Eecvd one hundred and
fifty nine Dollars and we have paid the Cost of 2d prosess
amounting to Seventy Dollaras and thirty sevin Cents and
we have also paid to said Irwin at sundry times to the
amount of Sixty one Dollars and one Cent and there Re-
mains in our hands Twenty seven Dollars and sixty two Cents

Isaac Huse
Sam^ P Kidder
Voted to accept the above Eeport

Eecorded July 21^^ 1806

by Sam^ Moor J"" Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

Notice is hereby given to the Legal or those who are Quail- »
fied voters in town meeting to meet at their Meetinghouse
on thursday the third day of July next at four of the Clock
in the afternoon for the following purpose (Viz)

1 to Choose a Moderator to Eegulate Said meeting

2 ly to See what Method the Town will to appoint a
Collector in the Stid of Abner Pingrey who Eefuses to give
Sufficient bonds for his faithful discharge of said office So
the Town is destitute of a Collector till there is another ap-
pounted

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
Eighteenth day of Jun 1806

Sam^ Moor J'
Amos Weston

Select Men

Agreeable to the fore going warning the Inhabitants met
and made Choice of Israel Webster for Moderator

Voted to Sel the Collectorship to the lowest bidder, and
was bid off by John Dickey Junior at Seven and a half per
Cent for Collecting

Eecorded July 21 1806 ,

by Sam^ Moor Jr Town Clerk

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178 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

We hereby notify and warn a meeting of the Inhabitants
of the Town of Derryfield who have a Eight by Law to vote in
townmeeting to meet at their meeting house on the Last Mon-
day of August Instant at two of the Clock afternoon for the
following purpose (Viz) 1 st to Choose a moderator to Eegu-
late said Meeting

2 ly to vote by ballot for five persons duly Qualified for
Representatives of this State in the Congress of the United
States agreeable to an act passed June 21st 1793

Given under our hands and seal at Derryfield this sixth
day of August 1806

Sam' Moor J'
Amos Weston
Edward Eay

Select Men

Derryfield August 25*^ 1806

Agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Choise of Amos Weston for Moderator

The following persons were Voted for Representatives to
Congress to Eepresent the State of Newhampshire

Clement Storer Esquir 18

Jediah K Smith Esqur 18

Daniel M'^ Durell Esqr 18

Francis Gardner Esqr 18

Peter Carlton Esqr 18

Eecorded December the 9th 1806

by Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

January 25 1785

The Vandue of the Nonnresident Land Sale by John Hall
Constabl for the town of Derryfield for the year 1780 (Viz)
is as followeth the persons names that purches said Land
and prices Sold for
Nombr 23 Struck offe to Le^ Daniel Hall one Shillen &

Sixpenes pr acer
N" 35 Struck offe to John Hall at Eight pences pr acer

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 179

N° 44 Struck offe to John Ray Sixpences pr^ acre

N° 45 Struck offe Israil Young at one Shillen and two

pences pr acre
N" 46 Struck offe to Israil Young at one Shillen and Six-
pences pr acer
N° 47 Struck offe to Ezenezer Stevens at two Shillens and

four pence per acer
'N° 48 Struck offe to Clark Young at one Shillen and Eight

penes pr acer
N'' 49 Struck offe to Israil Young at one Shillen and ten

penes pr acer
N° 60 Half Lote Struck offe to Israiel Young at Sixpenes

pr acer
N° 62 half Lote Struck offe to James Gorman at fouer

penes pr acer
N" 102 Struck offe to Gen "^^ John Stark at one Shillen

per acer
N° 105 Struck offe to John Ray at one Shillen pr acer

Robrt Moor halff Lote Struck off to John Goffe Ju' at one
Shillen & four pr acer
Recorded thies 2 day of March 1789

John Hall Town Clark

Derryfield March 16 Day 1787
Then Reed of the Selectmen the Sum of three Pounds in
full of the Taxes & Cost for Lots Nom^' 12 & 60 & 62 & 105
Being for the Taxes of Said Lots for the year 1780 which
is Appears to be out of this Town
Rec"^ Per Me

John Hall
Recorded this first Day of March Anno Dom 1790 Pr

John Goffe Town Clark

This May Certifye that we the Subscribers Selectmen of
Derryfield and Chester have Run & Settled the East Line of
Derryfield Begining at a Stake & Stones at the Northeast cor-
ner of s*^ Derryfield & Runing South two Degrees East which

180 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

is agreeable to the Charter allowing two Deg rees Variation to
the Pitch pine Tree marked, 134, which is the Southeast
Bounds of s*^ Lot and is the South west Corner of Chester
Chester Febr" the Sl^'' 1791

William White
Stephen Chase

Selectmen of Chester
Samuel Moor
Isaac Huse
John Stark J'

Selectmen of Derryfield
Kecorded March 28*^ 1791

John Goffe Town Clerk

Thes are to Give Noties In the Publick to all the Noon
Eesdent Proprtores that hus Landes in the town of Derry-
field and County of Hills Borough and State of Newhamp
shier the tax in the Continental and State Tax payebel in
the year 1780 With the Names and Number of the Lotes

Nombr £ S £ S

Jacob Gilman 23 4 10 4 10

Benjmen Smith 35 4 10 4 10

Jethro Tilton 44 4 10 4 10

Jermiah Sanburn 45 4 10 4 10

Jacob Stanyon 46 4 10 4 10

Nathanil Sanburn .... 47 4 10 4 10

Joseph Bachlor 48 4 10 4 10

Enoch Sanburn 49 4 10 4 10

Cap* Henry Sherburn ... 60 4 10 4 10

Cap* Joseph tilton 62 4 10 4 10

Con^ Shadrick Walton ... 102 4 10 4 10

Philip tole 105 4 10 4 10

Gorge Massey 4 10 4 10

Nethaniel Mishery N° 12 . . 5 5 5 5

Robrt Moor half Lote ... 2 10 2 10

Contal Warr tax

EARLY KECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 181

Thes are ther for to Certifie to the owners of the afore
Said lands to peay the above taxes and Charges to me the
Subscriber or Sow much of ther Landes will be Sold at
publick vendue as Shall be Suffieant to pay the afore Said
taxes and Charges at the House of John Hall in Said Derry-
field Inhoulder on Jaunry the 25 day In the Yeair 1785
at ten of the Clock in the fore Noon Unless Provented by
peaying as a hove the Sale to Continou from Day to day till
all is Sold Dat at Deny field

December IS^'* 1784

John Hall Constable and Colector of taxes

Eecorded thies 2 day of March

John Hall Town Clark

The Conditions of Sale of the Nonnresedent Land in Derry-
field to be Sold for Reates and Charges for the Year 1780
is as fowolls firstely the Land to be strock offe to the Higest
Bider they given good securetey for the money the Land is
Sold for to the Constable John Hall agrebel to the articls of
Sal

2 — ly all the Purchers of any of the above Lotes of Land
Shall Have a good deed in my Capsitey a Cording to the
Law en this State

3 — ly the Purcher Shall Have hies Choyes to tacke hies
Land at aney End or Sied of the Lote to Dow none damige
to the Eemender of Said Lote of Land

4 — ly the purcher Shall have hies Laied offe to him
free of any Cost in three monthes from thies Dat

5 — ly nothen Less fore pences on the acre will be tacken
for Bide

6 — ly Eeserving Six Monthes time to Redem any of the
Lotes of Land that may be sold agreebel to the Law of thies
Sale in Every Clos of Said Land

7 — ly the Vandue master have as good Eight to bid for
any Lote of Land as any other person

8 — ly two Dollors Must be peayed down on Each Lote
when Sold the Remender in three monthes at the Given

182 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

of the Deed or from the present Dat as Witenes my Hand
& Dat at deny field Janery 25—1785

John Hall Constable
Recorded March 2*^^ 1789

John Hall town Clark
October 19*^ 1792
by^ Desire of a Number of petitioners we the subscribers
Selectmen of the Town of Derryfield met & Laid out a high-
way from that Eoad that leads from s*^ Derryfield Meeting-
house to Simondes begining at a great Eock between M' Huses
& M' Simonds & Eunning from thence about southerly by M'
George Comings saw Mill to Londonderry line . . . Said

Road is three Eoads wide

P' Daniel Davis
Samuel Moor

Select Men

Eecorded June 20*^ 1793

John Goffe Town Clerk

By Desire of a Number of Petitioners We the subscribers
selectmen of the Town of Derryfield Met and layd out a Eoad
or Highway begining at a Walnut tree at the East side of
the Eoad by Amerskeeg Bridge and from thence Euning
about Southeast by south through Jospeh & William Farm-
ers land & Ezekel Stevens land to the top of the Eidge &
from thence runing about East southeast by marked trees
to Humpherys brook (so called) said Eoad is layd out three
Eods Wide & we allow for tue Land and Damage, to Joseph
and William Farmer six pounds to Ezekel Stevens seven
pound six shilling and to Hugh Thompson twelve shillings
to be payd by the Town

Derryfield June the 4**" 1793

Isaac Huse
John Webster
John Goffe

Select Men

Eecorded June 26^^^ 1793

John Goffe Town Gierke

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 183

This May Certify that we Appoint and Licens Lt John
Hall To keep A tavarn for the Tarm of one year from this
date March 10**^

John Stark J'
Daniel Davis
Samuel Moors J""

Select Men

Derryfield March 10*^ 1794
Eecorded March ll*'^ 1794

John Stark T C

This May Certify the we Appoint and Licens Samuel
Blodget Esq'' to Eetail Rum and other spirits at his store
in Derryfield for the tarm of three Months from June 13'^

John Stark
Daniel Davis
Samuel Moors

Select Men
Eecorded June IS*'^ 1794

J— Stark T Clark

This May Certify that we appoint and Licens John Stark
to Keep a tavarn for the Tarm of one year from may the first

Daniel Davis
Samuel Moors

Select Men
Eecorded May the 1^ 1794

John Stark T Clark

This May Certify that we appoynt and Licnes Samuel
Blodget Esq' to Eetail Spirituous Licquors of all kindes at
his store in Derryfield for the tarm of one year from this
Date

John Stark
Daniel Davis

Silect men
Eecorded the 26th Day of September 1794

F John Stark T Clark

184 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

We The Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Appoint
and License Samuel Blodget Esq' or his Assistant's To keep
a tavern In his house in Derryfield for the Term of One Year
from The first Monday in March A D 1796

John Stark Jun'
John Tufts
Select Men of Derryfield
Eecorded this 26*^ day of March 1796

Samuel P Kidder Town Clerk
We the Subscribers do Appoint and licence Eichard Hardy
To keep a tavern in Derryfield in the house that he now Lives
in for the term of One Year from the first Monday In March

in the Year of 1796

John Stark J'

Isaac Huse
Select Men of Derryfield
Eecorded August 22"^ 1796

Samuel P. Kidder, T. Clerk

Artificial Marks.
Nathanail Bakers artificial Mark for sheep and Cattle is A
Crop of the Eight Ear, and a half penny under the left Ear
Eecorded Feby 18 1798

John Tufts T Clerk

Ezekiel Stevens Artificial Mark for sheep and Cattle is a
slit in the end of the Eight ear
Eecorded Feby 18 1798

John Tufts T Clerk

This May Certify that We the Subscribers Appoint and

Licence Joseph Moor To keep Tavern and sell Liquors the

Month of March 1797 as witness our hands

Derryfield February 21^* 1797

John Stark Jun'

John Tufts

Select Men
Eecorded 24"* February 1797

Samuel, P. Kidder. T. Clerk

End of Derryfield Tovtn Book No. 2,

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 186

Derryfield Town Book No. 3.

State of Xewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the Inhabitants of Derryfield who are Constitutionally
Qualified to vote in town meeting Greeting

You are there by Required in the name of sd State to
meet at your meeting house in Derryfield on Tusday the
tenth day of March next at twelve of the Clock at noon to
act on the following articles (Viz)

1st to Choose a Moderator to regulate said meeting

21y to Choose all Town officers for the preasent year

Sly to Choose all State and County officers (viz) Gov-
ernor Councellor Senator County Treasurer and Eegester of
Deeds

41y to See how much money the Town will Raise to pay
Town Charges the preasent year

Sly to See how much money the Town will Raise for
preaching

61y to take the sense of the Qualified voters on the Subject
of a Revision of the Constitution

71y to See if the Town will reconsidder the vote past last
March in regard of locking the Brook and see if the "Town
will take or retain five Shares in the locking or Sliping the
Cohass Brook so as to have the grant remain in full force or
what other method they shall think fit"

Sly to hear all Town accompts and allow or dis allow the
same

91y to See if the Town will Vote that each person in each
highway district shall pay an eaqiial proportion according to
his tax in money for purchasing timber and plank for build-
ing Bridges &°

lOly to See what method the Town will take to purchas
an new Book to keep the Town Record

Illy to See if the Town will appoint a committee to de-
termin who of the Inhabitants Shall belong to each of the
three Classes the Town voted to have the Town divided into

186

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

131y to See if the Town will vote to have a fourth School
house and have the Schoolhouse that is on the east side of the
Town Eemovd onto the great Eoad by John Heseltines or
where they shall think fitt

131y to See if the town will take some method to find
out the nonresident Land that it may be taxed according ....

14th To See how much money the Town will Eaise to re-
pair the highways the present year

15 to See if the Town will exchange the old road for the
one that is now trod from William Perhams to the Bridge

Given Under our hands and seal at Derryfield this twenty

first day of February 1807

Sam^ Moor P

Amos Weston

Select Men

March 10th 1807 agreeable to the foregoing warrant the
Inhabitants met and Chose David Flint for Moderator and
Samuel Moor J^ T Clerk

Chose Samuel Moor J' Amos Weston and Edward Ray
Select Men and all Sworn in to office

Voted pospone the Choise of the other Town officers and
Choose the State and County officers

Votes for Governor John Langdon Esqr , ... 51
Benjamin Leslie ..... 4

Votes for ) Benjamin Pierce Esqr 45

Counsellor ) John Orr Esqr 1

Nathaniel Moor 1

Votes for J Clifton Clagget Esqr 15

Senator | John Orr Esqr 18

William White Esqr 25

Votes for County Treasurer David Stuard .... 25
for County Eegestor Isaac Brooks .... 34
Voted John G Moor Samuel Hall Constable and Israel
Webster Webster & Moor Sworn

Voted Samuel P Kidder Town Treasurer Sworn

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 187

Surveyors of
High ways

John Stark S""^ Job Eowell Joseph Young
Nathaniel Moor Isaac Stevens Archabld
Gammel Stephen Pingrey Jonathan
Young

[ all Sworn all but Moor
Tithing Man David Abbot not Sworn
Voted the Select Men fence viewers and prisers of dam-
mage

Voted David Flint Sealor of Lether
Voted Isaac Huse Sealor of weights & measures
Hogg Eeaves Samuel P Kidder Joseph Young Daniel
Hall J'' Matthew Read all Sworn but Kidder
Corders of Wood Sam^ Moor Jr Israel Brown
„ ^ , j Israel Webster Sam^ Moor J' John Har-

Lumber "^ wood Sam^ Hall Benjamin Giles & Eben-
l^ezer Corning
Culler of Staves Ezekiel Stevens

jNathaniel Moor Joseph Moor Hezekiah Young
Fishwards-^ Philip Stevens Jonas Harvey John Webster J'
l^David Heseltine

all soorn

Voted Fifty Dollars to pay Town Charges and fifty more
for preaching

Voted a Committee to hire preaching (Viz)

Capt Perham James Nutt and Isaac Huse

Voted the Comittee Lay out the money that is due for last
year

Votes for the Revision of the Constitution two a gainst

it revision of it thirty five

Voted to pass over the 7 — 8 — 9 — 10 & 11th articles and
act on the twelfth voted to dismiss Twelfth article

Voted to adjourn this meeting till Tusday the Seventeenth
of this Instant March two of the Clock in the afternoon

Met a cording to a journment

Voted to Reconsider the vote past last march in Regard of
Sliping the Brook

188 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted the Town of Derryfield carrj^ on ten Shares in Lock-
ing the Cohas Brook this vote was Reconsidered

Voted to except the Eeport of the Committee in Regard of
Sliping the Cohas Brook

Voted the Town Carry on five Shares in the Locking or
Sliping the Cohas Brook

Voted to have a Committee to dispose of the Eemaing 145
Shares

Voted Capt Joseph Moor Jonas Harvey and Samuel Moor
Jr be the Committee

Voted Edward Ray Six Dollars for his Servise as Select-
man the year 1806 and Amos Weston Seven Dollars

Voted to pay the Ministers Board out of the money Raised
for preaching the Last year as well as this

Voted each Person in each highway district pay and eaqual
proportion in mone to purchas timber plank for Bridge &c

Voted Lt Daniel Hall pound Keeper

Voted the Town Clerk purchas an new Book to keep the
Town Records

Voted to Reconsidder the vote passed on the twelfth article

Voted the Town be divided into four Classes for School-
ing

Voted a Committee to divide the Town into four districts
for the purpose of Schooling namely David Flint Isaac Huse
Capt Joseph Moor and John G Moor

Voted to Raise nine Shillings on the poll to Repair high-
ways

Voted the Selectmen be a Committee to find out the non-
resident Land

Voted to accept the Road where it is now trod for the
one where it was laid out from perhams Bridge So Called to
William Perhams house

Voted the Collection of taxes be put up at auxion to the

Lowest bidder and was bid off by David Flint at 7^ per

Cent for Collecting

Voted a Committee to Settle with the Town Clerk Select
Men and Town Treasurer Capt Joseph Moor Capt Perham
James Nutt the Committee

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 189

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jrs account of thirteen Dol-
lars thirty seven Cents for his Servise Select Man the year
1806

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jr five Dollars for his Servise
as Town Clerk for the year 1806

Recorded November 10th 1807 by

Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough s s

To the Inhabitants of Derryfield Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of Sd State to meet
at your meetinghouse in Derryfield on friday the Thirtieth
day of October Instant at one of the Clock in the afternon
for the following perpose (Viz

1 To Choose a Moderator to Regulate Said meeting

21y To See if the Town will give the Soldiers that are
then to be raised any bounty or money when they are Called
to goe or march

Given Under our hands and Seal this fifteenth day of Octo-
ber A D 1807

Samuel Moor J
Amos Weston

Select Men

Agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitants met and
made Choice of Sam^ Moor Jr for moderator

Voted to Raise one hundred Dollars if the Soldiers be Called
for as abounty

Voted the Town give the Soldiers two Gallons of West India
Rum who turned out as Volunteers in defence of their Coun-
try

The above was Recorded November 11*^ 1807 by

Samuel Moor Jr Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To David Flint Collector of taxes in the Town of Derry-
field the year 1807 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of Said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this list of taxes

190

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

the Sumes affixed to each of their names respectively Sat
down against their names And you are to pay to the Treas-
urer of the County of Hillshorough on or before the first day
of September next the Sum of Twentynine Dollars and
thirty eight Cents which is the County tax And the Ee-
mainder of this list of taxes which is two hundred Eight
Dollars and thirty two Cents you are to pay to the Treasurer
of the Town of Derryfield on or before the first day of Jan-
uary next And if any Person Eefuse or neglect to pay

you are to follow the Eules and directions of the Law in that
Case made and provided

and this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given Under
our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this fifteenth day of
August A D 1807

Sam' Moor P
Amos Weston

Select Men

Town tax

School

County

1807

r

► C

D C

D C

John Stark Esqr . . .

$4 90

4

90

1 33

General Stark .

1

34

1

34

35

John Stark 3rd

1

57

1

57

43

Joseph Emerson.

1

50

1

50

43

Nathan Kimbel

76

76

22

Ezra Kimbel .

2

10

2

10

60

John Eay . .

1

13

1

13

32

John Eay Jr .

30

30

10

Stark Eay . .

30

30

10

Samuel Stark .

26

26

8

John G Moor .

1

50

1

50

43

Grardus B Stark

46

46

13

Samuel Blodget Esqr .

1

11

1

71

30

Samuel P Kidder Esqr .

99

99

28

Capt William Blodget .

30

30

10

William Walker . . .

58.

58

17

John Darlin ....

30

30

10

Philip Heseltine

.

96

96

27

EAELY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

191

Samuel Hall .

1 22

1 22

35

Ezekiel Stevens

1 12

1 12

33

Isaac Stevens .

75

75

23

Hezekiah Young

1 09

. 1 09

31

Israel Brown .

74

74

23

David Heseltine

86

86

26

James Nutt

2 30

2 30

65

Philip Stevens

77

77

22

James Eay . .

30

30

10

Joseph Davis .

30

30

10

Edward Ray .

46

46

13

James Griffin .

36

36

12

John Dickey .

5

5

2

John Dickey J''

1 31

1 31

38

Moses Davis

30

30

10

John Garvin

30

30

10

Theofilas Griffin

57

57

17

Nehemiah Merril

55

55

16

Nathaniel Martin

47

47

14

Daniel Hall Jr . .

30

30

10

Robert Hall .

30

30

10

William White

30

30

10

Archabel Gammel

2 29

2 29

63

Nathaniel Merrel

48

48

14

Benjamin Leslie

73

73

21

John Hall . .

38

38

12

James H Sanders

32

32

10

Abner Pingrey

30

30

10

Caleb Hasia

30

30

10

Peter Emerson

1 98

1 98

56

Jonas Harvey . .

2 67

2 67

76

Capt John Perhan

I ,

3 05

3 05

87

David Dickey .

77

77

22

David Flint .

82

82

24

Elijah A Nutt . .

1 44

1 44

41

Jonathan Young

1 31

1 31

38

William Perry

53

53

15

192

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Benjamin Giles
Ebenezer Cornin
Levy Eussel
Jonathan Heseltine
John Proctor .
Asa Heseltine .
Timothy Dustin
James Arwin .
Matthew Eead
John Griffin .
Amos Webster
John McDuffee
Stephen Heseltine
John Heseltine
William Gammel
David Webster .
Asa Heseltine Jr
Israel Webster
Major Webster
John Webster Jr
William Farmer
Eichard Hardy
Capt Ephraim Stevens
David Abot
Ebenezer Stevens
David Stevens
Joseph Young
James Young .
John Harrod .
Job Eowell . .
Daniel Hall .
Joseph Farmer
Joseph Farmer Jr
Philip Heseltine
Eichard Perry .
Stephen Pingrey
Mayhugh Eollin
John Buckley .

68

68

46

46

56

56

78

78

47

47

33

32

1 15

1 15

32

32

53

53

30

30

37

37

70

• 70

36

36

51

51

40

40

61

61

1 34

1 34

1 39

1 39

51

51

92

92

1 08

1 08

67

67

1 38

1 38

68

68

88

88

62

62

1 27

1 27

51

51

1 22

1 22

1 07

1 07

2 62

2 62

70

70

46

46

51

51

30

30

1

1

30

30

30

30

20

It

16

23

14

10

33

10

15

10

12

20

12

21

12

17

39

40

15

26

30

19

39

20

26

18

36

15

35

32

75

20

13

15

10

29

10

10

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

193

William Perham .

1 03

1 02

29

Eobert Perham .

1 28

1 28

37

Abel Huse . . .

1 53

1 53

44

Isaac Huse . . .

2 03

2 03

58

Josiah Huse . .

30

30

10

Moses Heseltine .

65

65

19

Enos Webster . .

1 23

1 23

36

David Webster

65

65

19

Samuel Morgan .

30

30

10

Joshua Blodget .

1 23

1 23

36

Nathaniel Baker .

1 19

1 19

35

John Brown . .

85

85

25

Capt Joseph Moor

2 93

2 93

83

Nathaniel Moor .

1 59

1 59

45

Capt Samuel Moor

1 13

1 13

32

Jacob Garvin . .

1 31

1 31

38

Richard Colby

30

30

10

Nathaniel Blodget

30

30

10

Jesse Johnson

30

30

10

Sam* Moor Jr . .

75

75

25

Amos Weston . .

1 13

1 13

33

Nonresident Owners
. . 15

15

Peter Akin Chester . . .

Esqr Robert Parker Litch-
field

Capt Richard Dole Bedford

Coin Robert M'^Gregor
Goffstown

M-^ Cogsdell Chester . .

M' Underbill Chester . .

Esqr John Dickey London-
derry

Samuel Chase do . .

David Adams Jr do .

John Mltimore L Derry

The foregoing List of Taxes was Record August the 16th

1807 by

Sam* Moor J' Town Clerk

15

15

5

8

8

3

12

12

4

11

11

4

13

13

4

37

37

11

9

9

3

9

9

3

31

31

11

194

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early records of manchester. 201

Property Founid

Found on the Eoad Leading from Amoskeag Bridge to
Derryfield Meeting house one pair of Black Saddle baggs
with the following property (Viz) one worked pocket book
Containing one deed from Jonathan Colburn to Caleb Kimbel
Jr of Sutton ten dollars in bills Sundry notes of hand with
Sone other papers Likewise in said Baggs one Shirt and one
Neckcloth the Owner may Eecev said property by applying
to Eobert M'^Gregor Esqr in Goffstown proving property and
paing Charges March 10th 1808

Sam^ Dickey

Recorded March 14th 1808 by

Sam^ Moor P Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

Notice is hereby given to the Inhabitants of Derryfield
Who are Constitutionally Qualified to vote in Town meeting
Greeting

You are herby required in the name of said State to meet
at your meeting house in Derryfield on tusday the Eight day
of March next at one of the Clock in the afternoon for the
following purposes namely

1st to Choose amoderator to govern said meeting

Sly To Choose all Town Officers for the year ensuing

Sly To bring in votes for State and County officers namely
Governor Councellor Senator County Treasurer and Regester
of Deeds

41y To see how much money the Town will Raise to pay
Town Charges the present year

51y To see how much Money the Town will raise for
preaching the present year

61y To hear all Town accounts and allow or not allow the
same

71y To see how much money the Town will raise to re-
pair the highways the present year

Sly To see if the Town Choose a committee to divide the
Town into Classes for the purpose of Schooling or what
they will do in the affair of Schooling

202 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

91y To see if the Town will Vote to considder John
Dickey Jr any thing for the Cost of the Extent that was issued
against the Town for the State Tax

lOly To See if the Town will vote to have a Road Laid
out from Amos Westons to the great road near to where
John Halls house Stood

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
20th day of February A D 1808

Sam^ Moor J'^
Amos Weston

Select Men
Hillsborough ss

we have notified the Inhabitants of Derryfield of time
place and purpose within mentioned by posting a Copy of

said warrant

Sam^ Moor J'

Amos Weston

Select Men

Derryfield March 8th 1808

A greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Choise of David Flint for moderator
Voted Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

Voted Sam' Moor J' Amos Weston '& Samuel Hall Select
Men

Voted to pospone the Choise of the other Town officers and
vote for State officers

Votes for Governor John Langdon Esqr .... 50

3
30
36
20
22

Samuel Bell Esqr , .
Votes for Counsellor Benjamin Pierce Esqr
Votes for Senator William White Esqr . .
Votes for County Treasurer David Steward
for County Eegester Isaac Brooks ....
Voted the Select Men overseer of the poor
Voted Nathaniel Moor & John G Moor Couns tables &
sworn

Town Treasurer Samuel P Kidder & Sworn
Voted not to have fire wards

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 203

Surveyors of Highways Ezra Kimbel John Harwood
David Stevens John Dickey Jr Amos Weston Philip Hesel-
tine J^ Eobert Perham Nathaniel Moor

Voted to allow Amos Westons account of 5.33 for articles
found Mr. William White

Voted the Select Men fence viewers

Voted to allow Amos westons account for servise as select
man the year 1807 13,64

Sealor of Leather William walker & Sworn

Voted to allow Samuel P Kidder Six Dollars 30 Cent for
Servis Town Treasurer the year 1807

Sealer of weights and measurs Isaac Huse & sworn

Voted to allow Sam^ Moors Jrs account of 14 Dollars 87
Cent for the year 1807

Hoggreves James Pay jSTathaniel Martin James H Sanders
Nehemiah Merrill

Merrill and Martin and Sanders Sworn

Corders of wood Nathaniel Baker David Webster Jr Joseph
Moor Moor & Webster sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Samuel Moor J"^ John G Moor Israel
Webster John Harwood Sam^ Hall Benjamin Giles all Sworn

Culler of Staves Ezekiel Stevens & Sworn

Voted the Select Men Field driver

Surveyors of Bricks Isaac Huse & sworn

Fishwards Enos Webster Abner Pingrey Moses Davis Philip
Heseltine Jonathan Young Elijah A Nutt David Calfe Wil-
liam Walker Benjamin Leslie Pingrey Davis Heseltine

Nutt Walker & Leslie sworn

Voted to pospone acting on all the articles till the come
to the eighth article

Voted on the eighth article to Choose a Committee to di-
vided the town into three Classes for the purpose of School-
ing

voted the Committe Report at the adjournment

Chose the Committee namely John Stark Esqur Joseph
Moor Israel Webster

204 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to adjourn this meeting to this day fortnight one 0
Clock in the afternoon

Met according to adjournment
Voted Lt Daniel Hall Pound keeper

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jr five Dollars for his Servise
as Town Clerk the year past

Voted to allow John Dickey Jr Seven Dollars & Eighty
Cents for the Cost of the Extent that was Issued against the
Town

Voted not to have a Road Laid out as Stated in the tenth
article

Voted to Eaise Seventyfive Dollars to pay Town charges
the present year

Voted to Eaise one hundred Dollars for the purpose of
preaching

Voted one Dollar on the Poll to Eepair Highways

Voted to abate the following Persons taxes in John Dickey
Jrs List of taxes namely David Major Benjamin Stone John
Garlin & James Arwin and not to tax James Arwin the pres-
ent Year

Voted a Committee to hire preaching namly Capt Perham
Isaac Huse & James ISTutt

Voted a Committee hire the preaching to to begin the first
of June

Voted to Vandue the Collectorship to the Lowest bidder

and was bid off by John Stark Jr Esqr at Seven per Cent

Voted to Eeconsidder the Vote pased at the Annual Meet-
ing in reguard of districting the Town for the purpose of
Schooling

Voted to Choose a Committee to divid the Town in to
five districts for the purpose of Schooling

The Committee are David Flint Isaac Huse John G Moor
John Stark Esqr & Capt Perham

Voted the above Committee a Eeport at the next Town
meeting

The fore going proceeding were Recorded April twenty-
fifth 1808 by

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

205

List of Taxes for year 1808

William Perham
Robert Perham
James Nutt .
Israel Brown .
Hezekiah Young
Benjamin Leslie
Ezekial Stevens
Isaac Stevens
Philip Stevens
Nehemiah Mirrrill
Sam^ P Kidder Esq
John G Moor
William Walker
John Eay . .
John Stark Esqr
Grardus B Stark
General Stark
Nathan Kimbel
Ezra Kimbel .
Widow Emerson
Joseph Emerson
Lt John Stark
Sam^ Stark .
Daniel Hall .
Daniel Hall Jr
Eobert Hall .
Joseph Farmer
James H Sanders
William Hall .
Philip Heseltine Jr
William Hardy
Samuel Davis
Lt Job Rowell
David Calfe .

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75

1

10

1

48

30

1 7

1

39

2

7

42

1 68

2

19

3

25

65

67

87

29

26

71

91

36

24

42

55

83

17

1 18

1

55

27

46

55

71

6

22

86

1

11

65

33

24

31

46

10

1 03

1

34

99

40

98

1

27

90

38

40

5^'

77

16

2 7

2

70

4

81

2 88

3

76

5

77

1 12

36

47

77

14

75

99

1

45

29

63

82

1

21

25

84

1

9

1

62

33

96

1

25

1

87

38

38

50

75

15

1 29

1

64

2

50

50

18

24

35

7

1 88

2

45

3

63

73

38

50

74

15

32

40

61

12

49

63

94

19

27

35

52

11

24

31

46

10

46

61

90

18

24

31

46

10

24

31

46

10

96

1

26

1

87

38

81

1

6

1

56

32

206

MANCHESTEK HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Amos Webster . . .

48

62

92

19

John Heseltine . . .

45

59

87

18

Asa Heseltine . . . .

24

31

46

10

Asa Heseltine Jr . .

1 20

2 32

46

Matthew Eead . . .

46

60

89

19

David Webster . . .

45

59

89

19

Ebenezer Corning . .

39

50

75

15

Eichard Perry , , .

24

31

46

10

William Perry . . .

40

51

76

16

Benjamin Gillis . . .

54

71

1 04

21

John Griffin , . . .

24

31

46

10

David Flint

67

88

1 30

26

Peter Emerson . .

1 61

2

11

3 10

63

Jonas Harvey . . .

2 38

3

12

4 61

93

Capt John Perham . .

2 37

3

9

4 58

92

Jonathan Young

1 23

1

61

2 39

48

Nathaniel Martin . .

32

43

63

13

John Harvey . . .

13

16

25

5

David Dickey . . .

72

94

1 39

28

Widow Elisibeth Nutt

50

64

96

19

Jacob Garvin . . .

1 9

1

43

2 11

43

Nathaniel Blodget .

49

63

94

19

Joseph Vickery . .

38

49

74

15

Capt Joseph Moor .

2 37

3

9

4 57

92

Capt Nathaniel Moor

2 6

2

60

3 97

81

John Dickey , . .

1 4

1

40

2 8

41

William Fling , .

15

19

29

6

John M'' Duffee . .

24

31

46

10

Amos Weston . .

91

1

19

1 76

38

Sam^ Moor J' . .

77

1

1 48

30

Jesse Johnson , .

24

31

46

10

Moses Davis . . .

33

43

63

13

Samuel Hall . . .

1 13

1

48

2 20

46

Jacob Whitemore .

11

16

22

5

Stark Ray ....

24

31

46

10

Jeremiah Ray . .

24

31

46

10

Theofs Griffin . .

24

31

46

10

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

207

Thomas Hardey .
Isaac Hnse . .
Timothy Dustiu
Philip Heseltine .
Archabel Gammell
Euth Porter . .
William Farmer .
John Webster J"" .
David Heseltine .
Israel Webster
Major Webster .
Jonathan Heseltine
Wade Cogswell .
Ebenezer Stevens
David Stevens
David Abot . .
John Ilarwood .
James Young
Joseph Young .
Capt Ephraim Stevns
Eichard Hardy .
Levy Eussel . .
Nathaniel Merrill
John Proctor
Stephen Heseltine
Abner Pingrey .
Moses Hesetine .
James Clerk . .
Nathaniel Baker
Elijah A Nutt .
John Brown . .
David Webster Jr
Enos Webster
Samuel Morgan .
John Garvin . .
Samuel Blodgets hairs
William Gammell .

24

31

46

10

90

78

5

50

1 13

92

1

20

1

76

36

27

36

52

11

3

2

41

3

92

82

9

11

16

3

88

1

15

1

71

35

56

73

1

8

22

69

90

1

32

27

31

1

84

2

72

55

8

10

14

3

97

1

27

1

88

38

77

1

1

48

30

92

1

20

1

76

36

50

64

96

19

62

1

20

24

80

1

04

1

55

31

67

78

1

17

24

40

1

84

2

72

55

85

1

10

1

64

33

34

45

66

13

44

57

85

l7

45

59

88

18

36

47

70

14

30

39

57

12

47

58

87

18

48

68

94

19

60

78

1

15

23

12

1

46

2

15

44

63

83

1

23

25

77

99

1

47

30

74

96

1

43 ■

29

80

1

4

1

54

31

24

31

46

10

24

31

46

10

60

79

1

16

23

25

33

49

11

24

31

46

10

78

88

1 30

27

24

31

46

10

24

31

46

10

6

11

3

31

60

12

13

25

5

8

14

3

208 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Irrael Merrill . . .
James Griffin ...
"William Blodget . . .
Jesse Baker ....

The following Nonresidents
John Bell L Derry , .
Jesse Underhill Chester
John Prentice L Derry
Eichard Dole Bedford
Benjamin Corning L

Derry 6 12

John Dickey Esqr L

Derry

Sam^ Chase L Derry
David Adams Jr L

Derry

Wm Parker Bedford .
Eohert M° Gregor Goffs-

town

Nat Smith L Derry .
Capt Eohert Nesmith L

Derry

Pall Adams Chester .
Capt Philips Andover .
Amos Kimhel Chester

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Stark Esqr Collector of taxes in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1808 Greetin

You are hereby required in the name of said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this List of taxes
the Sums affixed to each of their names Eespectively Sat

down a ganst their names And you are to pay to the

Treasurer of the County of Hillsborough on or before the
first day of September next the sum of twentysix Dollars &

eighty four Cents which sum is the County tax and you

are to pay to the treasurer of the Town of Derryfield on or

8

15

3

9

17

4

9

17

4

13

25

5

23

42

9

9

17

4

3

6

1

9

17

4

9

17

4

15

30

6

EARLY EECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 209

before the first day of September next one hundred Dollars
and the Eemainder of this List of taxes which is two hun-
dred and fourtynine Dollars Seventy six Cents You are
to pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Derryfield on or be-
fore the first day of March 1809 And if any Person

refuse or neglect to pay you are to follow the rules and direc-
tion of the Law in that case made and provided and this shall
be your sufficient warrant Given Under our hands and Seal
dated at Derryfield eighteenth day of June A D 1808

Saml Moor J""
Saml Hall
Amos Weston

Select Men
Eecorded June 18th 1808

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To the Inhabitants of Derryfield who are Qualified to Vote
in the Choice of Senators of the State legeslator Greeting

You are hereby warned to meet at your meeting house in
Derryfield on the Last Monday of august Instant at four of
the Clock in the afternoon for the following purposes namely
V^ to Choose a Moderator to rgulate said meeting
Sly to Vote by ballot for five persons duly Quallified for
Representatives of this State in the Congress of the United
States a greeable to an act passed June 21 st 1792

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
14 day of August 1808

Saml Moor Jr
Amos Weston
Saml Hall

Select Men

A greeable to the fourgoing warning the Inhabitants met
and made Choice of John G Moor for moderator and the
Votes were as follows for the following tickets

210 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Nathaniel A Haven Clement Storer

William Hale ) Daniel M Durrell

James Wilson \ ^^^^ ^^ Jedediah K Smith

John C Chamberlain Francis Gardner

Daniel Blaisda] Charles Cutts Esqurs

33

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Derrj-field who are
Qualified to vote in the Choice of Senators for the State
Legeslature Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of said State to meet
at your meeting house in Derryfield on the first friday of
November next at two of the Clock in the after noon for
the following purposes namely

1st To Choos a Moderator to regulate s^ Meeting
21y to Vote by ballot for seven Persons to be electors of
President and Vice president of the United States and each
person or voter is required to give in on one piece of paper
or ticket the name of every person he votes for

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
Seventh day of October A D 1808

Samuel Moor J"^
Amos Weston
Saml Hall

Select Men

SEAL

We the Subscribers notified the inhabitants of time and
place of holding Said meeting by posting a Copey of Sd war-
rants

Agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitants met
and Chose Capt John Perham Moderator

and the following persons were voted for as Electors and
the number of Votes a gainst their names as follows

EARLY KECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

211

Jeremiah Smith
Oliver Peabody
Samuel Hale
Timothy Farrar
Robert Wallace
Benjamin West
Jonathan Franklin

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Samuel Bell
Amasia Allin
John Godard

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Eecorded Xovember 5th 1808 by

Saml Moor Jr

Eobert Alleock j
Nathaniel Shannon
William Tarlton

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EARLY EECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 219

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
to Lt Simeon Chase Connstable for the Town of Litch-
field for the year 1808 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of sd State to warn
the Inhabitants of Litchfield who are Qualified by Law to
Vote in Townmeeting for the Choise of State legeslators to
meet at the house of Capt Joseph Moor in Derryfield on
thursday the Second day of March next at one of the Clock in
the after noon for the following purposes (Viz)

1 st to Choose a Moderator to Regulate Said meeting
21y to Choose by ballot one Man of those duly Qualified
to Represent the district of Derryfield and Litchfield in the
General Court the present Year And make return of this
warrant to us on or before the day of holding said meeting

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Derryfield this
fourteenth day of February 1809

Saml Moor Jr
Amos Weston

Select Men of Derryfild
Saml Chase
John Underhood
Thomas Bixby

Select Men of Litchfild

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

a greeable to the within warrant I have notified the Inhab-
itants of Litchfield of time and place and purpos within men-
tioned by posting the same

Litchfield March Isth 1809

Simeon Chase Counstable

A warrant for the same purpose was posted up in the Town
of Derryfield and the Inhabitants of Derryfield & Litchfield
met a greeable to the above notice and maid Choise of
Simeon Kindal for Moderator and chose Capt Joseph Moor
their Representative

Recorded March 10th 1809 by

Saml Moor Jr T Clerk

220 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Derryfield who are qual-
ified by Law to vote in Town meeting Greeting

You are hereby notified and Required in the name of sd
State to meet at your meeting house in Derryfield on Tusday
the fourteenth day of March next at ten of the Clock in the
forenoon for the following purposes namely

1 ^* To Choose a Moderator to Govern Said meeting

2 ly To Choose all Town Officers for the year ensuing

3 ly To bring in votes for State and County officers
namely Governor Councillor Senator County Treasurer and
Eegester of Deeds

4 ly to See how much money the Town will raise to pay
Town Charges the preasent year

5 ly To See how much money the Town will raise for
preaching

61y to see how much money the Town will raise to repair
the High ways the preasent year

71y To hear all Town accounts and allow or disallow the
same

8 ly To See if the Town will Vote to have a road Laid
out from amos Westons to the great Eoad near to where John
Hall Lives

9 ly to See if the Town will Lay out a Eoad from Jonathn
Heseltines to Underhills or Cogswells

lOly To See what the Town will do in reguard of school-
ing and School houses

Given Under our hands and Seal dated at derryfield this
twenty third day of February A D 1809

Saml Moor Jr
Amos Weston
Saml Hall

Select Men
March 14th 1809

A greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Choise of John G Moor for Moderator

Chose Samuel Moor Jr Town Clerk Sworn into sd office

EARLY RECORDS OP MANCHESTER. 221

Voted Samuel Moor Jr Isaac Huse John Stark Esqr
Select Men and was Sworn to sd office

Voted Nathaniel Martin and Joseph Vickery have not the
privelege of voting in Town meeting

Votes for Governor John Langdon 36

Jeremiah Smith 50

Votes for Councillor John Orr Esqr 45

Saml Bell 35

Votes for senator William Adams 45

William White 29

Clifton Clagget 1

John Orr 1

Votes for County Treasurer David Stuard .... 32

Votes for County Eegester Isaac Brooks 29

Voted John G Moor Constable

Voted John G Moor Town Treasurer

Surveyors of Highways Nathan Kimbel Job Eowell
Hezekiah Young Lt Daniel Hall Israel Webster David Calfe
Robert Perham James Griffin all sworn but Kimble

Voted Isaac Huse Sealor of weights and measures

Hogg Eeves Robert Perham James Griffin Moses Hesel-
tine Isaac Stevens all sworn

Corders of Wood James Griffin John Harwood Jacob Gar-
vin Sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Nathaniel Moor Samuel Hall Asa
Heseltine Jr John G Moor David Dickey, all sworn but
Moor

Voted Ezekiel Stevens Culler of Staves

Voted to Rais fifty Dollars to pay Town Charges the pres-
ent year

Voted fifty Dollars for Preaching the preasent year

Voted one Dollar on the Poll for highway work or to work
out on the Highways

Voted to adjourn to Farmers house to act on the Seventh
article

Voted to dismith the eighth article in Said warrant

222 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to have a Eoad Laid out from Jonathan Heseltines
to Underhills or Cogswells

Fishward Jesse Johnson Jesse Baker Eobert Hall James
Grifhn Job Eowell Timothy Stevens Jonathan Heseltine all
sworn hut Eowell & Stevens

Voted to have a Committee to provide the preaching

Voted the Select Men the Committee to provide the preach-
ing

Voted James Nutt be a Committee man to provide preach-
ing in the place of Sam^ Moor J""

Voted to petetion the General Court to have the Eoad dis-
continued from Amoskeig Bridge to Deerneck in Chester
in the County of Eockingham that was laid out Some years
Sense

Voted the Select Men find the Lengh of way from Coffins
by Derryfiel Meeting house to Amoskeg Bridge and send it
to the General Court by our Eepresentative at the next Ses-
sion of the General Court

Voted to allow Sam^ Moor J"" five Dollars for his Servis as
Town Clerk the year past

Voted to allow Aamos weston eight Dollars for his Servis
as Select Man the year past

Voted to allow Saml Hall five Dollars for his Servise as
Select Man the year past

Voted Eobert Hall pound keeper

Voted to allow Samuel Moors account for Servise as Select
Man the year past fourteen Dollars Seventy eight Cents

Voted to Vandue the Collectorship to the lowest bidder
& Bid off by Esqr John Stark at Seven & a half per Cent 7^

The fore going proceedings was Eecorded March fourteenth
1809 by

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

1809

John Starks List of

Town

Minister

School

County

Nathan Kimbel . . .

90

45

96

22

M" Emerson . . .

42

21

43

10

John Stark 3'^ . . .

1 96

98

1 98

49

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

223

Amos Kimbel

1 22

61

1 19

30

General Stark

1 44

72

1 42

36

John Stark Jiir

2 42

1 71

3 42

85

John Eay . .

2 16

1 08

2 09

54

John G Moor

1 54

77

1 52

38

Job Eowell

1 44

72

1 42

36

John Harwood

1 60

80

1 51

40

Ebenezer Stevens

1 12

56

1 10

28

David Abot .

84

42

89

21

Capt Stevens .

1 28

64

1 26

32

Joseph Young

1 66

73

1 45

36

Saml P Kidder

1 44

72

1 42

36

Philip Stevens

1 18

59

1 15

29

Philip Heseltine t

J'

64

32

67

16

Ezekiel Stevens

2 04

1 02

1 96

51

Isaac Stevens .

64

32

67

16

Samuel Hall .

1 54

77

1 52

38

Thomas Stickney

1 18

59

1 14

29

G B Stark . .

58

29

61

13

John Stark 4th

12

6

13

3

Daniel Hall Jr

1 12

56

1 08

28

John Hall J-^ .

84

42

99

21

Daniel Hall .

1 62

81

1 61

40

Hesekiah Young

1 16

58

1 13

29

James Young .

68

34

70

17

Benj* Leslie .

60

30

63

15

Charles Emerson

70

35

75

17

Eobert Hall .

1 10

55

1 05

27

William Hall .

70

35

75

17

Jeremiah Ray

34

17

35

8

Solomon Honey

38

19

40

9

Nehemiah Merrill

50

25

53

12

Timothy Stevens

56

28

58

14

David Stevens .

62

31

67

15

Nathaniel Martin

38

19

45

9

Daniel Harwood .

34

17

35

8

Amos Weston .

1 42

71

1 41

38

224

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Moses Heseltine . .

62

31

64

15

James Clerk . . .

1 20

60

1

18

30

Isaac Huse . . .

4 20

2 10

4

07

1 05

Asa Heseltine . .

34

17

35

8

David Calfe . . .

94

47

97

23

John Heseltine . .

82

41

85

20

Philip Heseltine . .

50

25

33

12

John Hall . . .

48

24

48

12

Joseph Hall . . .

28

14

28

7

Dorcas Farmer . .

60

30

63

15

Timothy Dustin . .

1 34

67

1

31

33

Euth Porter . . .

12

6

12

3

Archabld Gammill .

3 12

56

3

13

78

John Dickey . . .

1 30

65

1

27

32

David Heseltine . .

78

39

83

19

Jonathan Heseltine .

1 74

87

1

74

43

John Webster J' . .

1 36

68

1

34

34

Israel Webster . .

1 98

99

2

17

49

John Webster . .

10

5

11

2

Stephen Heseltine .

64

32

67

16

John Proctor . . ,

84

42

89

21

Levy Eussel . . .

60

30

63

15

Jesse ITnderhill . .

1 36

68

1

34

34

Wade Cogswell . .

88

44

94

22

Amos Webster . .

58

39

61

14

John Griffin . . .

34

17

35

8

William Fling . .

58

29

61

14

Benj"* Giles . . .

1 10

55

1

.6

27

Eben Corning . .

60

30

64

15

Asa Heseltine J"" . . .

1 48

74

1

47

37

David Webster . . .

60

30

64

15

David Flint . . . .

82

41

85

20

William Perry . . .

62

31

67

15

Samuel Davis . . .

34

17

35

8

Wm Farmer . , . .

1 50

75

1

50

37

Nathn^ Merrill . . .

84

42

89

21

Eichard Hardy . . .

50

25

53

12

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

225

Thomas Hardey . .

48

24

50

12

William Wicom . .

56

28

58

14

Robert Perham . .

1 76

88

1

76

44

Enos Webster . . .

1 10

55

1

07

27

David Webster J'' .

86

43

90

21

Elijah A Nutt . .

1 46

73

1

43

36

John Brown . . .

1 4

53

1

26

James Nutt . . .

2 76

1 38

2

92

69

Israel Brown . . .

98

49

1

3

24

David Dickey . . .

82

41

85

20

Jonas Harvey . .

3 84

1 93

3

78

96

Peter Emerson . .

2 2

1 1

2

14

50

John Harvey . . .

34

17

35

8

Moses Davis . . .

52

26

54

13

Jesse Johnson . .

34

17

35

.8

Daniel Harris . .

34

17

35

.8

Jacob Whitemore .

70

35

73

17

John Perham . .

3 26

1 63

3

26

81

David Adams . .

60

30

62

15

Jacob Garvin . . .

1 44

72

1

43

36

David Swyer . . .

88

44

94

22

William Boys . .

34

17

35

.8

Joseph Moore . .

3 46

1 73

3

47

86

Joshua Blodget . .

40

20

43

10

Israel Merrill , . .

34

17

35

.8

Nathaniel Moor . .

. 2 86

1 43

2

58

71

Sam^ Moor J'' . .

94

47

1

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23

William Perham . .

54

27

56

13

Theophilus Griffin .

34

17

35

.8

Jonathan Young . .

1 66

83

1

68

41

Nathaniel Baker . .

1 58

79

1

59

39

Jesse Baker . . .

34

17

35

.8

Matthew M*= Afee .

34

17

35

.8

James Griffin . .

1 18

59

1

14

29

William Blodget . .

36

18

39

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Foot

119 24

59 02

120

97

29 69

226 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Nonresidents Names D C

Town

John Bell 9

Paul Adams 12

John Printiee 20

Benja Corning 10

John Dickey 12

Sam^ Chase 13

Nathni Smith 10

Eobert Nesmith 6

Wm Parker 20

Eichard Dole 10

Eobert M'^ Gregor 25

Ephraim Stevens 8

Edward Eay 32

Capt Philips 38

John Warner 20

Eobert Bartley 8

James Morrison 8

Benjamin Leach 4

Gorge M'^ Allister 8

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MANCHESTEll HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough Ss

To John Stark Esqr Collector of Taxes in the Town of
Derryfield for the year 1809 Greeting

A greeable to a Law of the State of Newhampshire for the
purpose of regulating school districts in the Several Towns
in this State & for raising money to build School houses

You are hereby empowered and required in the name of the
State of Newhampshire to Levy and Collect of the several
Persons Named in this List of Taxes the Sum affixed to each
of their names and pay the money to the Treasurer of this
Town on or before the first day of February next And if any
Person refuse or neglect to pay you are to follow the rules of
the Law in that case made and provided and this shall be

your warrant for the same it being voted by said Class to

raise Sd mum (sum) as Certified to us by the Clerk of sd
district

Given Under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this 27 th day
of December 1809

Sam^ Moor J''
Isaac Huse

Select Men

The a bove recorded December 27th 1809 by me

Samuel Moor J^ T Clerk

D C

D C

Philip Heseltine

4 ..

Ebenezer Stevens

9 4

John Hall . .

3 70

David Abot . .

6 70

Dorcas Farmer .

4 72

Joseph Young .

11 60

Timothy Dustin

10 60

Philip Heseltine Ji

5 16

Euth Porter . .

96

Ezekiel Stevens .

16 28

Nathaniel Merrill

6 74

Isaac Stevens

5 10

Eiehard Hardy .

4

Sam^ Hall . .

12 20

Thomas Hardy .

3 80

Daniel Hall Jr .

8 98

Wm Hardy . ,

2 60

John Hall Jr .

6 68

Wm Wicom . .

4 40

Daniel Hall . .

12 96

Joseph Hall . .

2 10

Ephraim Stevens

10 20

EARLY RECORDS OP MANCHESTER.

231

Hesekiali Young
Eobert Hall .
Sollomon Honey
Nathn^ Baker .
Israel Brown .

9 24 James Young
8 66 Wm Hall .
3 David Stevens

13 60 Jesse Baker
7 80 Benjn Leslie
sum Total
This was Recorded December 27th 1809 by

5 30
5 60
5

2 60

4 70

217 02

S Moor T Clerk

The Committee oppointed to Divide the Town for the Pur-
pose of Schooling do report as follows

District No 1

Ezra Kimball
Nathan Kimball
Joseph Emerson
John Stark 3 '^
Amos Kimball

David Abot

Ebenezer Stevens
Ephraim Stevens
Thomas Hardy
Richard Hardy
Joseph Young
James Young
James Sanders

Consists of

John Stark
John Eay
John G Moor
Thos Stickney
Nathn^ Martin

District No 2

Philip Heseltine
Ezekiel Stevens
Sami Hall
Hezekiah Young
Nat Baker
Israel Brown
Benj Leslie
Daniel Hall

District No 3

Nathaniel Blodget David Webster

Jacob Garvin
Jacob Whitemore
Joseph Moor
Sam^ Moor

Nat Moor

Elijah A Nutt
John Brown
James Griffin
David Dickey
John Perham

Sam^ P Kidder
Nehemiah Merrill
Philip Stevens
Job Powell
John Harwood

Joseph Farmer
John Hall
Timothy Dustin
Nathn^ Merril
Jockey Heseltine
Ruth Porter

Peter Emerson
Jonas Harvey
William Perham

James Nutt
Amos Weston
Moses Heseltin

234

MANCHEHTEE HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

District No

4

Major Webster

Israel Webster

John Webster Jr

Wm Farmer

Arch Gammel

John Dickey

David Heseltine

David Webster

Asa Heseltine

William Fling

John Griffin

Amos Webster

John Heseltine

David Calf

Asa Heseltine

Jonath'' Young

David Flint

Wm Perry

Benj"" Giles

Eben Corning

Isaac Huse

District No 5

Cogwell

Underhill

Stephen Heseltin

Proctor

Eussel

John Stark Jr
John Perham
David Flint
John G Moor

(Committee)

Eecorded February 7th 1810

Sam^ Moor J^ T Clerk

State of New Hampshire Hillsborough ss

To John G Moor Constable of the Town of Derryfield for
the year 1809 Greeting

You are herby Eequired in the name of said State to notify
all the freeholders & other Inhabitants of the Town of
Derryfield who are Constituanly Qualified to Vote in Town
meeting to meet at their meetinghouse in Derryfield on Tusday
the thirteenth day of March next at twelve o Clock at noon
for the following purposes (Viz

1st To Choose a Moderator to Regulate said meeting

2 ly To Choose all Town officers for the Year ensuing

3 ly To bring in Votes for State & County officers namely
Governor Counsellor County Eegester & Treasurer

4 ly To See how much money the Town will Eaise to pay
Town Charges the preasent year

5 1 y To see how much money the Town will Eaise for
preaching the preasent year

EABLY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 235

6 ly To See how much money the Town will Raise to
Eepair the highways the preasent year

7 ly To hear all accounts that may be Brought against
the Town

8 ly To See if the Town will lay out a Eoad from Amos
Westons to the great Eoad near to where John Hall lives

9 ly To See if the Town will lay out a Eoad from page
Eoad by Jonathan Youngs house to the road that goes from
David Dickeys to David Flints

10 To see if the Town will provide any suport for Joseph
Farmer he being old and un able to provid for him self

11 th To See if the Town will provide any thing for
Cezer Harvey he standing in need

121y To see what the town will do reguard of the bald
hill road

13th To see if the Town will allow Enos Webster any
thing for Boarding M"" Pickles

14th To See if the Town will posecute those person who
cut timber and hoop poles on the Towns land

15th To draw a Jurior to serve next term

And make Eeturn of this warrant with your doings thereon
to us the subscribers on or before the day of holding said
meeting

Given under our hands and seal dated at Derryfield this
twenty sixth day of February 1810

Saml Moor Jr
John Stark J'

Select Men

Hillsborough ss

A greeable to the within warrant I have notified the Inhab-
itants of time and place by posting a Copy of this warrant
and now make Eeturn of this warrant to you this thirteenth
day of March 1810

Derryfield March 13 1810

John G Moor Constable

A greeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and Chose John G Moor Moderator to Eegulate Said meet-
ing

236 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

Voted Samuel Moor J' Thomas Stickney and Isaac Huse
Select men stickney & Huse were Sworn to said office

Voted to pospone the Choise of the other Town officers
and procede to the Choise of Sate officers

Vots for Governor John Langdon Esq 41

Jeremiah Smith 37

Jedediah K Smith 1

for Councellor John Orr Esq 35

Jedekiah K Smith 38

William Addams 1

for Senator David L Morrell 35

William Addams 32

John Orr 1

John Vose 1

Votes for County Treasurer David Stuard .... 28

for County Eegester Isaac Brooks 28

Voted the Select Men overseers of the poor

Voted John Stark Esqr Town Treasurer & was Reconsid-
ered

Voted John G. Moor Town Treasurer

Voted Robert Hall Comstable & sworn

Voted to vandue the Collector ship to the Lowest bidder

Voted to adjourn to M'' Farmers to vandue the same

Surveyors of High ways Amos Kimball John G. Moor
Richard Hardy Sam' Hall Isaac Huse John Webster Jr James
Nutt Joseph Moor all sworn but S Hall

Voted the Select Men fence Viewers

Voted Isaac Huse Sealer of weights & Measures

Voted a Chest be purchesed at the expence of the Town
to put the weights & measurs in

Voted Hogg Reves Isaac Huse william Hardy Moses Hesel-
tine and David Webster , Huse was sworn

Corders of Wood Sollomon Honey Nathaniel Moor and
Nathaniel Baker all sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Joseph Moor Samuel Moor Jr Samuel
Hall Israel Webster John G Moor & David Dickey all sworn
but samuel Moor J'

EARLY EECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 237

Voted Ezekiel Stevens Culler of Staves

Fish wards Peter Emerson Xathaniel Martin Xathaniel
Moor Davd Calfe Israel Webster Daniel Hall Jr John G Moor
emerson Martin Hall & Calfe sworn

Voted to Raise seventy five Dollars to pay Town Charges
the present year

Voted to adjourn the 5th article to the adjournment

Voted to Eaise one Dollar and fifty Cents on the Pole to
Repair High ways

Voted to adjourn to this day fortnight

met according to adjournment

Voted to Raise Seventy five Dollars for preaching

Voted to have a Committee to hire preaching

A^oted Capt Perham Amos Weston & James Nutt the Com-
mittee to hire preaching

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jr five Dollars for seviseeas
Town Clerk the year past

Voted to allow Samuel Moor Jrs account of thirteen Dol-
lars & 75 Cents for sevise as Select Man the year past

Voted the School destrict by the Meetinghouse pay Samuel
Moor Jr one Dollar for making their district tax

Voted the Tax a gainst John M'^Affee James Clerk &
Abner Pingrey for the year 1808 be abated in Esquir John
Starks List

Voted to abate Benjamin Giles Tax in Esquir Starks List
of Taxes for the year 1809

Voted the ten Dollars & fifty Cents of the Hillsbourough
Money be lodged with the Town Treasurer for the term of
one year Unless it can be passed at par or full value and six
dollars of the Vermount Bank and five dollars of Penobscot
Bank money be Recevd by the Town Treasurer of the Col-
lector John Stark if it can be passed at par

Voted to Lay out a Road from the other Road to Jonathan
Young one Rod on M' Emersons land the Road to go where
it now is only one rod wider

September 27th 1811

Pursuant to a Vote of the Town we have staked off one

238 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Rod off Mr Emerson land, begining at the main road and
run beside Youngs nrrow path, to Youngs land

John Stark Jr
Israel Webster

Sleet men
Recorded by John Stark Jr Town Clerk

Voted to dismiss the tenth article in sad warrant

Voted to dismiss the thirteenth article in said warrant

Voted on the 14 article to have the Selectmen prosecute
the persons who Cut timber on the Towns Land or hoop polls

Voted to allow John G Moor eighty Cents for posting war-
rants the year past

The Collection of Taxes was bid off by William Hall at
Seven and one half per Cent

Voted Thomas Stickney John G Moor & Amos Weston be
a Committee to petition the General Court to have the name
of the Town of Derryfield altered to that of Manchester*

Voted to allow John Stark Esquirs account for his servise
as Select Man the year past twelve Dollars & twenty five
Cents 12.25

Voted to allow M' Isaac Huses account for his servise as
Select Man the year past of ten Dollars & twenty five
Cents $10.25

Recorded March 20th 1810

S Moor Town Clerk

Taxes for 1810

Town Minister
tax tax

D Cents D Cent

School
Tax

D C

County
.■ Tax

D C

Thadues Pollard . .

28 28

54

16

William Hardy . .

21 21

42

12

* At the June session of the leg'islatiire this petition was re-
ceived and the request granted. The new name was taken out
of respect to the prediction of the late Judge Samuel Blodget,
■who had declared that here was to come into existence a city
to rival that noted manufacturing- town by the name in England.
A factory had already been built, though the population of the
town at this time was onlj'^ six hundred and fifteen. Thomas
Stickney, who was prominent in the change of the name, and in
the affairs of that day, was a grandson of Judge Blodget, and
lived at the old Blodget homestead. — Editor,

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

239

James H Sanders .

25

25

48

13

Jeremiah Ray . . . .

21

21

42

12

John Hall . . . .

25

25

48

13

Dorcas Farmer . .

32

32

61

18

Timothy Dustin . .

86

86

1

62

47

Nathaniel Merrill .

53

53

1

02

34

Nehemiah Merrill ,

34

34

64

19

Euth Porter . . .

6

6

14

3

William Gammell .

25

25

48

13

Jonathan Heseltine

64

64

1

22

36

Daniel Hall . . . .

1 13

1 13

2

14

62

John Dickey , . .

81

81

1

52

44

William Perry . . ' .

37

37

70

21

Jacob Garvin . .

90

90

1

71

49

David Sawyer . . .

53

53

99

29

William Bous . .

21

21

42

12

Israel Merrill . . .

21

21

42

12

Jonathan Young

1 10

1 10

2

8

60

John Griffin . . .

21

21

42

12

Stephen Heseltine .

40

40

77

23

Archab^ Gammill

2 15

2 15

4

5

1 18

David Calfe . . .

56

56

1

6

31

Ebenezer Corning .

40

40

77

23

John Heseltine . .

56

56

1

6

31

Asa Heseltine J""

87

87

1

63

48

David Webster . .

53

53

99

29

John Webster J' . .

98

98

1

84

53

William Farmer . .

90

90

1

70

50

Nathaniel Baker

94

94

1

78

52

Samuel Hall . . .

1 8

1 8

2

5

60

Capt Perham . . .

2 19

2 19

4

13

1 21

Enos Webster . .

1 5

1 5

1

97

56

David Webster J' .

37

37

69

20

Elijah A Nutt . .

77

77

1

46

43

Theofi^ Griffin . .

45

45

85

25

Hezekiah Young .

71

71

1

32

38

Ezekiel Stevens . .

1 59

1 59

3

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88

240

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Isaac Stevens

43

43

82

28

John Brown .

58

58

1 10

32

Jesse Baker .

53

53

1 00

29

Israel Brown .

54

54

1 02

30

Jesse Johnson ,

21

21

42

12

Moses Davis .

47

47

90

27

David Flint .

56

56

1 6

31

Joseph Moor .

2 48

2 48

4 67

1 37

Amos "Weston

76

76

1 44

43

David Heseltine

37

37

69

20

Wade Cogswell

47

47

88

26

Jesse Underhill

. . 80

80

1 47

53

John Proctor

30

30

56

16

Levy Russell .

46

46

86

26

Moses Heseltine

69

69

1 30

37

Philip Heseltine

37

37

70

21

Isaac Huse

3 68

3 68

6 93

2 01

Joseph Vickery

27

27

51

15

Asa Heseltine

21

21

42

12

Samuel Davis .

27

27

51

14

William Perham

58

58

1 14

32

Robert Perham

1 7

1 7

2 4

59

Samuel Moor J"^

63

63

1 18

35

Samuel Young

21

21

42

12

Jacob Whitemore

56

56

1 6

21

Israel Merrill Jr

21

21

42

12

Amos Webster

37

37

69

20

William Combs

21

21

42

12

Capt Nath"^ Moor

1 89

1 89

3 54

1 03

David Dickey

,

86

86

1 62

48

David Adams .

41

41

80

23

Peter Emerson

1 39

3 39

2 62

76

Jonas Harvey

2 49

2 49

4 65

1 57

James Nutt .

1 83

1 83

3 46

1 00

Israel Webster

1 51

1 51

2 85

83

John Webster

7

7

14

4

S P Kidder Esqr

1 04

1 04

1 96

55

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

241

Ezra Kimball . . .

24

24

47

14

Nathan Kimball . .

65

65

1

24

36

widdow Emerson

41

41

80

23

John Stark 3rd Lt

1 51

1 51

2

85

84

Amos Kimball . .

95

95

1

79

43

Genl John Stark

1

1

1

89

56

John Stark Jr Esqr .

3 24

2 24

3

21

1 23

John Eay ....

1 34

1 34

2

53

74

John G Moor . .

1 32

1 32

2

47

72

Job Eowell . . .

1 16

1 16

2

20

65

John Harwood . .

96

96

1

80

53

Solomon Honey

25

25

48

14

Ebenezer Stevens

83

83

1

57

47

David Stevens . .

32

32

61

18

Capt Ephraim Stevens

37

37

69

20

Joseph Young . .

1 1

1 1

1

91

56

Philip Stevens . .

65

65

1

23

36

Philip Heseltine Jr .

47

47

90

27

Thomas Stiekney .

80

80

1

50

45

Nathaniel Martin

41

41

78

24

Timothy Stevens . .

64

64

1

21

35

Grardns B Stark . .

49

49

93

37

John Stark 4th

23

23

92

27

James GriflEin . .

6

6

10

4

David Abot . . .

61

61

1

16

34

Eichard Hardey , .

47

47

91

27

Thomas Hardy . .

36

36

67

20

William Wicomb

21

21

42

13

Ens Daniel Hall . .

76

76

1

44

42

John Hall J' . . .

85

85

1

61

47

Eobert Hall . . .

43

43

82

24

William Hall . . .

35

35

66

20

Joseph B Hall . .

64

64

1

20

35

Benjamin F Bradby

36

36

67

30

Capt Ephraim Stevins J

46

46

86

36

Daniel Harwood . .

21

21

42

13

James Young . .

61

61

1

16

34

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MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Estimated Carried Town School County

at

out

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Tax

Tax

Names of Nonresidents 1810 D

C

D C

D C

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John Bell of Chester . . .

70

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35

5

10

4

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100

C(

50

8

16

5

Benja"" Corning L D

69

ii

35

5

10

4

John Dickey do

88

ii

44

7

13

4

Hugh Boys do .

160

«

80

13

26

8

Nath° Smith do

80

ii

40

7

13

4

Eohert Nesmith do . .

30

ii

15

3

5

2

William Parker Bedford

150

a

75

12

23

7

Richard Dole do . . .

80

a

40

6

13

4

Robert M'' Gregor Goffstown

100

a

50

8

16

5

Capt Philips Andover . .

300

ii

1 50

25

48

14

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dow

60
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5

5

10
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3

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30

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15

3

5

2

George M'^ Allister do medow

60

ii

30

5

10

3

Nathaniel Blood No 2 100

acres

60

ii

30

5

10

3

Joseph Emerson Mowing 3

Tillage 3

30

ii

1 35

22

42

12

Recorded July 18th 1810 bj

Samuel Moor Jr

Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To William Hall Collector of Taxes in the Town of Man-
chester for the year 1810 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to Levy
& Collect of the Several persons named in this list of taxes
the sum affixed to each of their names respectively sat down
against their names . . . and you are to pay to the treasurer
of the County of Hillsborough on or before the first day of
September next the Sum of fourty three Dollars ^& Cents
which sum is the County tax .... and you are to pay to
the Treasurer of the Town of Manchester on or before the
first day of October next one hundred & fifty Dollars and the

EARLY EECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 243

Eemainder of this List of taxes which is one hundred and
Sixtynine dollars & fifty four Cents you are to pay to the
treasurer of the Town of Manchester on or before the hrst
day of February 1811 and if any Person named in this List
of taxes Refuse or neglect to pay after being duly notified
you are to follow the Rules and directions of the Law in that
Case made and provided and this Shall be your sufficient
warrant Given under our hands and seal dated at Man-
chester this seventeenth day of July A D 1810

Saml Moor Jr
Thomas Stickney
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Recorded July 18th 1810

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough
To the Inhabitants of Manchester Greeting
You are hereby Required in the name of sd State to meet
at your meeting house on Monday the twentyseventh day of
August Instant at three of the Clock in the afternoon for the
following purposes namly

1st To Choose a Moderator to Regulate sd meeting
21y To vote by Ballot for five persons duly Qualified for
Representative of this State in the Congress of the United
States a greeable to an act passed June 21st 1792

Given under our hands and Seal dated at Manchester this
10th day of August A D 1810

Saml Moor Jr
Thomas Stickney

Select Men

Manchester August 27th 1810 agreeable to the within war-
rant I have notified this meeting by posting a Copy of sd
warrant

Isaac Huse

Manchester August 27th 1810

The Inhabitants met and Chose Nathaniel Moor Moder-
ator The votes for Representatives were as follow

244

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

George Sullivan
William Hale
James Wilson
Eoger Yose
Daniel Blaisdell

Josiah Bartlett
John A Harper
> 36 David L Morrill
Samuel Densmore
Obed Hall

1^19

Recorded August 28th 1810 by

Samuel Moor Jr Town Clerk

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EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 251

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough Ss

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Manchester who are
Constitunally Qualified to vote in Town meeting for the
Choise of State Legislators Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to meet
at the house of Capt Joseph Moors in Manchester on Tuesday
the fifth day of March next at one of the Clock in the after-
noon for the following purpose namely

1st to Choose a Moderator to govern said meeting

21y To Choose by ballot one man of those duly Qualified

to Eepresent the district of Manchester & Litchfield in the

General Court the present year Given under our hands

and Seal dated at Manchester this 15th day of February

A D 1811

Sam^ Moor J'

Thomas Stickney

Select Men

acopy of this warrant was posted at the meeting house
And a warrant for the Same purpose was posted in Litch-
field and Eeturned by the Constable a greeable to Lay Signed
by the Selectmen of Litchfield

A greeable to the foregoing warning the district met and
mad Choise of Simeon Kendall Moderator and made Choice
of Sam* Moor J" for their Eepresentative

Eecorded this eighth day of March 1811 by Samuel Moor
Jr Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

[LS]

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Manchester who are
Qualified by law to vote in Town Meeting Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the said State to
met at your Meeting House, in Manchester, or Tuesday the
twelfth day of March next, at twelve 0, clock at noon, for the
following purposes, viz. to Chose a Moderator to Eegulate
said Meeting

2** To Coose all Town officers for the year ensuing

252 MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

3<^ To bring in your Votes for state & County officers
namely Governor, Counsillor, Senator, County Treasurer &
Eecorder of Deeds

4*^ to see how much money the Town will vote to raise to
pay Town charges the present year

5^ to see how much money the Town will raise for preach-
ing the present year

6*^ To see how much money the Town will raise to Re-
pair the Highways the present year

7*^ to hear all Town accounts that may be brought and
to allow or disallow of the same

gth irpo Vote by ballot for three of the six persons here-
after named for Representatives of this State in the Congress
of the United States namely, George Sullivan, William Hale
Roger Vose, Daniel Blaisdell John A Harper and Obed Hall

9*^ to see if the Town will vote to Have a Road layed out
from Amos Weston's to the great Road near whare John Hall
lives.

10*'' to see if the Town will ellow Enos Webster any thing
for Boarding M'' Pickle when he preached in Town

ll*'' to see if the Town will allow Daniel Davis any Com-
pensation as a Committee man to Repair the Meeting House
in the year 1802 & 1803

12*** to hear propositions respecting certain Highway priv-
eledges and act upon the same

To see if the Town will vote to Petition the Legislature at
their next session for Liberty to send a Representative and
chose a Committee for that purpose

Manchester Feby 15 ^^ 1811

Sam^ Moor Jr
Tho« Stickney
Isaa Huse
Select men of Manchester

March 12*'^ agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Inhab-
itents met and made Choise of John G Moore Moderator
Voted John Stark Jr Town Clark Sworen

EARLY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER.

253

Weston Israel Webster Select

Voted John Stark Jr Amot
men Sworen

Voted that the Select men be Overseeors of the Poor

Voted to postpone the Remainder of the 2^ article untill
the State Officers are chosen

Voted for Governor

Voted for Counsellor
Voted for senator

John Langdon Esqr. ... 54
Jeremiah Smith Esqr. . . 44
Jedediah K Smith .... 54

John Orr 4.4.

David L Morrill 46

William Adams 36

William White 7

John Vose 1

Voted for recorder of Deeds Isaac Brooks 58

John Secomb .... 11
Voted for County Treasurer David Steward ... 8
Voted William Hall Constable .... Sworen
Voted for Representatives to Congress

John A Harper 49

Obed Hall '.'.'.'.'. 48

William Hale 34

George Sullivan 34

Daniel Blaisdell 34

Voted Surveyors of Highways
N° 1 John Emerson
N" 2 Job Eowell
No 3 Joseph Farmer
N" 4 William Farmer
N° 5 Joseph B Hall
N° 6 John Heseltine
N° 7 Jonas Harvey
N° 8 Jacob Garvin
Voted fence viewers Thomas Stickney
Arch^ Gamell
Samuell Moore J"^
Voted to adjourn this meeting untill Tuesday the IQ"' day
of March instant at one of the Clock P M

254 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Met according to adjournment
Voted Isaac Huse seallor of waights and measures
Voted for hogg Eeves Jesse Baker Jesse Sanders Joseph
B Hall G B Stark

( Joseph Moore
Voted for Corders of wood J Nath^ Baker

(^ John Harwood

Cullors of Staves Ezekiel Stevens Joseph Moore

Voted for surveyors of lumber Naty Moore Joseph Moore

Ebenezer Corning Sam^ Hall David Dickey John Webster

John Harwood

Cullors of Bricks David Dickey Jonas Harvey

Voted for fish wardens William White John Buckley Enos

Webster

Voted fifty Dollars for Town charges the present year
Voted to Chose a Committee to Settle with the selectmen

& Town Treasurer for all matters unsettled for six years past
Voted Joseph Moore David Flint & James Nutt be said

Committee

Voted to raise fifty Dollars for preaching the present year
Voted Capt Perham James Nutt & Daniel Hall to be a

Committee to hire preaching the present year.

Voted to Eaise one dollar & fifty cents on the poll for Ee-

pairing the Highways the present year

Voted to allow Isaac Huse 15.25 in full for his act
Voted to allow Samuel Moore 21.13 in full for his act
Voted to allow Thomas Stickney 8.50 in full for his act
Voted to allow John G Moore 6 00 in full for his act
Voted to dismiss the 9th 10th 11th & 12*^^ articles

13 Voted to disanex Moses Heseltine from the 3'^ district
and anex him to the 2^ District

14 Voted to petition the Legisliture at their next session
to have leave to send a Eepresentative

Voted John Stark Jr Isaac Huse & Cap* Dwinel be said
Committee

the Collection of Taxes was struck off to William Hall at
seven cents on the Dollar

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 256

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

[LS]

To the inhabitants of Manchester qualitied to act in Town
Meeting Greeting

you are hereby notified to meet at the Meeting House in
Said Town on Wednesday the twelth day of June next at
four of the clock in the afternoon to act one the following
articles

1 ** to Chose a moderator

2*^ to see what method to Town will take to straten and
repair the main road from Amoskieg Bridge to Londonderry
line

and to act on any other matters or things that that may
then appear necessary when met

Given under our hands and seal this 27*^^ day of May in the

year of 1811

John Stark Jr

Amos Weston

Israel "Webster

Select men

June 12th 1811 at a special meeting of the inhabitents
of the Town of Manchester holden at their Meeting Hous
votet Nathaniel Moore Moderator

Voted John G Moor Clerk protem

Voted to Raise fifty cents on the poll to Eepair the road
Complained of

Voted the selectmen be agents to appropriate the money
now raised which is to be Taxed in the present surveyors
highway lists, also to call out each surveyor with the men
under his command when and whare they shall think proper

Voted to let Thomas Hardeys fine matter rest till next
March Meeting

John G Moore Clerk protem

Recorded by John Stark Jr Town Clerk

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State of New Hampshire Hillsborough ss
To William Hall Collector for the year 1811 Greeting
You are hereby required in the name of the Said State
to Levey and Collect of the several persons named in this
list of Taxes the sums af&xed to their names respettively
and you are to pay to the Treasurer of the state of New
Hampshire fifty five Dollars & twenty cents, which is the
state Tax on or before the last day of December next

you are also to pay to the Treasurer of County of Hills-
boroug thirty five Dollars & seventeen cents on or before the
first day of September next . . . and the remainder of said
list being two Hundred and forty Dollars & nine cents you
are to pay to the Treasurer of said Town on or before the last
day of February next , and if any person neglect or refuse
to pay said sums , you are to follow the directions of the Law
in that Case made and provided and this shall be your war-
rent given under our hands and seal this 11^^ day of July —
1811

Isral Webster
Amos Weston

Select men

Names « <i> § "a

1811 I 3 -S o

Ezra Kimball 31 16 52 10

R & Pheby Kimblle .... 11 6 14 4

Nath^ Kimball 80 40 1 00 25

John Emerson 28 14 37 9

M" Emerson 61 31 82 20

Lt Jn° Stark 1 44 72 1 95 47

Amos Kimball 1 02 51 1 40 34

Tim° Stevens 68 34 92 23

G B Stark 55 27 75 18

Gen* Stark 1 22 61 1 36 40

John Stark Jr 2 41 1 21 3 15 80

John Stark 4'^ 68 34 92 23

John Eay 1 67 94 2 44 56

Jeremi Ray 28 14 37 9

EARLY EECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 265

John G Moor 1 16

Tho' Stickney 1 00

Job Eowell 1 31

Tha<^ Pollard 49

Philip Stevens 98

Sam^ P Kidder 1 45

Dan^ Hall 1 23

Dan^ Hall Jr 94

John Hall 1 04

William Hall 71

John Dwinell 73

Elizha Quimhy 71

Philip Heseltine Jur .... 70

John Buckley 28

Isaac Huse Esq 3 46

Sam^ Davis 34

Asa Heseltine 28

David Calf 1 07

John Heseltine 63

John Griffin Blk 28

David Heseltine 60

George Menter 43

Moses Heseltine 83

William Perham 54

Robert Perham 79

Jonas Harvey 3 12

W"* Combs 28

Andrew French 28

Cat. E. Stevens, Goffstown . . 1 04

Israel Merril 43

Ja' H Sanders 33

Joseph Farmer 41

David Dickey . 97

Sam^ Young 35

Jon* Young 1 38

David Flint 86

W" Parrey 49

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266 MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

Amos Webster 41

Eben"" Corning 47

W"" Gamell 34

Sam^ Moor Jim 68

Naty Moor 2 62

Joseph Eloor 3 47

Jacob Whitmore 71

Joshua Blodgett 39

Moses Davis 60

John Griffin 28

Peter Emerson 1 80

John Perham 2 51

David Adams 64

Philip Heseltine 44

Ezekiel Stevens 1 76

Isaac Stevens 52

Sam^ Hall 1 28

Hezikiah Yoimg 84

Joseph B Hall 83

Asa Heseltine Jur 1 17

Luke Hall 37

John White 60

W°» Boys 28

Theoph Griffin 28

Eichard Hardy 35

William Hardy 28

Thomas Hardy 58

Eph"^ Stevens 39

David Abbot 94

Jesse Johnson 43

Jacob Garvin 1 24

David Sawyer 42

James Nutt 2 07

Israel Brown 63

Naty Baker 1 16

John Brown 1 07

Elijah A Nutt 96

Enos Webster 1 23

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David Webster Jun 59

N'aty Merrill 61

Joseph Vickery 32

Ruth Porter 11

Arch'^ Gamell 2 49

W° Farmer 69

Jon^ Heseltine 1 10

John Dickey 1 27

James Patterson 1 00

Stephen Farnum 28

Wade Cogswell 63

Ebenezer Stevens 1 17

David Stevens 49

Joseph Young 1 36

James Young 65

John Harwod 1 06

Daniel Harwood 28

Jesse Baker 28

Tim° Dustin 99

Naty Smith 10

Eobert ISTesmith 3

William Packer 14

Eichard Dole 9

Robert Bartley 7

James Morrison 7

Benj^ Leach 4

George M^\llister 7

John Ford ■• . 7

Jesse Underbill 1 25

Levi Russell 1 02

David Seve 59

Stephen Heseltine 68

David Webster 46

John Webster Jun 1 03

Amos Weston 98

James Farnum 14

John Webster 07

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MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

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Hugh Boys .

John Bell Esq Chester

Benj* Corning . .

John Dickey . . .
List of Nonresident
Taxed in the Town of
Manchester for the year
of 1811
Names of original Owners

George Geffery 39

Ebenezer Lovering 40

Jeremiah Sanborn 45

Jacob Stanyan ........ 46

Nathaniel Sanborn 47

Land near Amoskieg Bridge for-
merly owned by Eobat Mc Greg-
ore of Goffstown ....
John Stark Jr is appointed Collector of the above Taxes
Eecorded July 15*^^ 1811

John Stark Jr T Clerk

This day we the Subscribers Select men of Chester and
Manchester Preambulated the lines between said Town first
begining at a pitch pine N° 134 with sundry other marks on
it and stones about it being the south west bound of Chester
and the south east corner of Manchester and the notherly
bound of Londonderry, thence N 2^ west to the highway a
large Stone near Varnums so to the pond on which line we
have renewed a number of marked trees, then we began
again at the north side of the south bay at a large yallow Oak-
tree thence the same course to the Londonderry Turnpike
a stone marked C M thence on the same course by marked
trees to the northeast corner of Manchester a large heap of
Stones with trees marked round them thence N — 69 West
by sundry marked trees to the south west corner of Chester
a heap of stones with trees marked round them, it being a-
litle southweserly of Rays pond (or Medow) thence N — 2|

EAELY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 269

D. g. s. W — by sundry marked trees which we renewed to
the highway between the Kimballs houses a stone marked
thence on by the bound of N° 106 to merrymack Kiver a
stake and stones, the divition of the lots are and remain as
in a preambulation dated December 4th 1801

and this we order the Town Clerk to record in the Town
Book of Records
December 17^*^ 1811

p' us
Selectmen of Chester

Benj* True Jr
Richard Dearborn

Selectmen of Manchester

John Stark Jr
Israel Webster

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the inhabitants of the Town of Manchester Greet-
ing

you are hereby notified that your anual Meeting will be
holden at the Meetinghouse on tuesday the tenth day of
March next at 12 Oclock at noon for the following purpose
(viz)

1^* to Chuse a moderator

2*^ to Chuse all Town officers required by Law

3*^ to bring in your Ballots for state and County officers
and Representative for s^ Town

4*^^ to hear all accounts against the Town

5*^ to see how much money they will raise to pay Town
Charges the present year

6^^ to see how much money they will Raise to hire preach-
ing the present year

7*^^ to see if the Town will vote to sell the ministerial Lot
so called and to impower a Committee for that purpous

8^^ see if the Town will vote to district the town anew
on the Highways and vote that Each district Shall keep their
own road in Repair

270 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

9^^ to see how much money they will raise to Eepair the
highways the present year

10*^ to see if the Town will Layout a road from Westons
as streight as good ground will admit to the road where John
Hall used to live

11*'' to see if the Town will abate the demand they have
against Thomas Hardy for Trespas on the Towns Land

12*^** to see What the Town will doe with the road from
Amoskieg Bridge to Londonderry Line that is Complain'*
of

IS*'* to see if the Town will pay Fishwards for watching
certain places on brook
Feby 21^* 1812

John Stark J'
amos Weston
Israel Webster

Select men

March 10"* 1812 Agreable to the foregoing warrant the
inhabitants of s** Manchester met and made Choise of M'
David Flint for their Moderator

Chose Isaac Huse Town Clerk sworn

Voted Samuel Moor J"" John Stark J' and John Dickey
Select men Sworn

Voted Capt John Perham Tithing man
Voted to postpone the further Choice of Town officers
Votes for governor For William .... 55 votes
For John Taylor Oilman 46 votes
For John Langdon . . 1 vote
Votes for Councillor For Jedadiah K Smith . 49 votes

For John Orr 46 votes

For Elijah Hall .... 1 vote
Votes for Senator For Thomas Chandler . . 52 votes
For William Adams ... 34 votes
For David L Morrill . . 1 vote
John Dickey ... 1 vote
Votes for County Treasurer David Steward . . 59 votes
Votes for Regester For Isaac Brooks .... 50 votes

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 271

For John Secomb 26 votes

Voted Capt John Perham Eepresentative

Voted to adjourn this meeting this day come fortnit

25*'* March 1812 Met agreable to adjournment
Voted John G Moor Constable
Chose Timothy Stevens
John Ray
Joseph Farmer
Hezekiah Young
Timothy Dustin
Moses Haseltine
David Dickey
and Joseph Moor Surveyors of Highways
Voted that the Select men be Fence Viewers
Chose Isaac Huse Sealer of Weights and measures
Voted Jeremiah Eay Ezekiel Merrill Nathaniel Moor and
Stephen Haseltine Hogreaves sworn

Voted John Harwood Jonas Harvey Jacob Whitemore
corders of wood sworn
Voted Israel Webster
Nathaniel Moor
Samuel Hall
Jonathan Haseltine
Samuel Moor Surveyors of Lumber
Voted Ezekiel Stevens John Harwood Cullers of Staves
Voted John Parham
Isaac Huse

and James Young Surveyors of Brick
Voted Thomas Stickney
John Stark 3^
Israel Webster
John Dickey
Amos Weston
and John Harvey Fish wards all sworn
Voted Thomas Stickney
John Gr Moor
Samuel P Kidder

272 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

James Nutt

Samuel Moor P Comittee to Inspect the Schools

Voted Joseph Moor Town Treasurer

Voted Joseph Mor David Flint & James Nutt Comitee in
behalf of the Town

Voted to allow Israel Webster twelve dollars in full of his
acompt

Voted to allow Samuel P Kidder three dollars

Voted to allow Amos Weston ten dollars & 25 cents in full

Voted to allow John Stark Esq twenty four dollars & 75
cents in full of his acompt for Service as select man

Voted to allow John Stark 5 dollars for Service as Town
Clerk

Voted to allow John G Moor 3 dollars for Service as Treas^
urer

Voted not to allow Enos Websters accompt

Voted to Eaise one hundred dollars for Towns use

Voted to Eaise one hundred dollars to hire Preaching

Chose John Dwinnell James Nutt & Isaac Huse Comitee
to hire preach

Voted that Each religious denomination Shall Injoy the
Benefit of their own money as it respets the preachers they
may Chuse to hire

Voted that the Select men repair the windows in the
Meeting House

Voted that the select men be a comitee to sell the parsn-
age Lot

Voted to dismiss the 8th article

Voted to Eaise 2 dollars on the pole to Eepair Highways

Voted to dismiss the 11th article then a Clammar was
Eaised and a pole was Called for and a Considerable part of
the people went out of the house then an adjournment waa
motiond but not obtaind the moderator was call'^d on to
count the poles and declaired in confirmation of the s** 11
article

Voted to ajourn to the 27^'' of March instant

EARLY RECOKDS OF MANCHESTER. 273

27 Mar met agreable to ajournment

Voted to Eaise 50 cents on the pole to be apropriated
under the direction of the select men on the Highway from
Amoskieg Bridge to Londonderry Line

Voted that the Fish wards in Manchester shall be intitled
to all the Fines they may recover for Fish being Caught un-
lawfully this present year

Voted that bills presented by John Stark Jr & William
Hall Collectors for abatements of sundry persons taxes be
submitted to the discretion of the present select men

Collectorship struc of to M'' Amos Weston at 7^ pr ct

Voted to accept Mr Weston as Collector sworn to his
office

Voted to allow Capt Dwinnells accompt

March 1812 Recorded by Isaac Huse Town Clerk

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State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Amos Weston collector of Taxes for the year 1812
Greeting

You are hereby Required in the names of sd state to levy
and collect of the several persons named in this list of Taxes
the sums affixed to their Names Eespectively and you are
to pay to the Treasurer of the, state of Newhampshire Fifty
five Dollars & twenty cents on or before the thirtyeth day of
november next which is the state tax one other sum of Fifty-
seven dollars & twentythree cents you are to pay to the
Treasurer of the county of Hillsborough on or before the first
day of September Next which is the county Tax and you are
to pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Manchester one hun-
dred forty two dollars fifty four cents on or before the first
day of November next which is the School Tax and the re-
mainder of this List of Taxes which is two hundred and
thirtythree dollars you are to pay to the Treasurer of the
Town of Manchester on or before the first day of February

next and if any person Refuse or neglect to pay &^ sums

you are to follow the directions of the Law in that case mad
and provided

and this shall be your sufficiant warrant given under our
hands and seal at Manchester this Fifteenth day of June 1812

Samuel Moor P
John Stark J'
John Dickey

Select men

List of Taxes 1812
Ezra Kimbal . . .
Ruth & Phebe Kimbal
M" Emerson
John Stark 3'^ .
Amos Kimbal .
Timothy Stevens
G B Stark . .
Genl Stark . .
Nathan Kimbal .

Town

.41
.11

.75
1.62
1.29

.86

.78
1. 4

.77

mln. School State County

.41
.11

.75
1.62
1.29

.86

.78
1.04

.77

.54

.15

.96

2.07

1.66

1.11

1.01

1.33

.99

.20
. 6
.37
.81
65
.43
.39
52
.39

.21
. 6
.38
.85
.67
.44
.40
53
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EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

283

John Stark Jr . . .

2.41

2.41

3.09

1.20

1.21

John Stark 4"» . . .

.71

.71

90

.35

.36

John Eay

1.92

1.92

2.45

.96

.99

Jeremiah Eay . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

John G Moor . . . .

137

137

174

.69

.70

Thomas Stickney . ,

1.04

1.04

1.33

52

53

Job Eowell , . . .

1.16

1.16

1.48

.58

.59

Thadeus Pollard . .

0.57

0.57

77

.28

.29

Phillip Stevens . . .

1.24

1.24

1.60

.62

.63

Samuel P Kidder . .

1.56

1.56

1.99

.78

.79

John Hare.wood . . .

1.13

1.13

1.44

.57

.58

Daniel Harewood , .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

W" Combs . . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Andrew French . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

John Emerson . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

W Elizabeth Stark .

11

11

15

6

7

John Buckley . . .

29

29

37

15

.16

Ebezer Stevens , .

78

78

99

39

40

David Stevens . .

.74

74

99

37

38

David Abbot . ,

.84

84

1.08

42

43

Ephraim Stevens

.38

38

49

.19

20

Ephraim Stevens Goffs

-

town

1.04

1.04

1.34

.52

53

Thomas Hardy . .

.51

.51

.65

.25

.26

Eichard Hardy . .

.42

.42

.00

.21

.21

Joseph Young . .

1.44

1.44

1.85

.72

73

James H Sanders .

.34

.34

43

.17

.18

James Young . .

.73

.73

.93

36

.37

James Young Jr .

.46

.46

.59

.23

.24

Daniel Hall . . .

.73

.73

.92

36

37

Daniel Hall Jr . .

. 1.11

1.11

1.41

.56

.57

John Hall ....

. 1.12

1.12

1.41

.56

.56

John Dwinnell . .

. 1.01

1.01

1.30

.50

51

Elisha Quimby . .

.97

.97

1.24

.49

.50

Timothy Dustin . .

. 1.29

1.29

1.64

.65

.66

Nathaniel Merrill .

.46

.46

.58

.23

.24

Euth Porter . . .

.11

.11

.14

.06

.06

284

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Joseph Hall . . . .

.45

-.45

.57

.23

.24

Israel Brown . . . .

1.00

1.00

1.15

.50

.51

Hezekiah Young . .

1.22

1.22

1.57

.61

0.62

Nathaniel Baker . .

1.27

1.27

1.63

.63

.64

Jesse Baker . . . .

.29

.29

37

.15

.16

Ezekiel Stevens . .

1.06

1.06

1.35

.53

.54

Isaac Stevens . . .

.99

.99

114

50

51

Samuel Hall . . .

1.32

1.32

1.68

.66

.67

phillip Haselton . .

.58

.58

.74

.29

.30

John Hardy . . . .

.44

.44

56

.22

.23

Jesse Sanders . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

William Hardy . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Joseph Farmer . .

.37

.37

.46

.19

.20

William Hall . . .

.68

.68

.86

.34

.35

Jacob Garvin . . .

1.11

1.11

1.42

.56

.57

Jacob Whitemore .

.93

.93

1.18

.47

.48

Joshua Blodget . .

.41

.41

.54

.20

.21

Joseph Vickery . .

.33

33

43

17

18

John White . . .

78

78

101

39

40

Jesse Jonson . . .

53

53

69

27

.28

Joseph Moor . .

3.75

3.75

4.77

1.88

1.92

Nathaniel Moor . .

2.44

2.44

3.11

1.22

1.30

Elijah a Nutt . .

. 1.09

1.09

141

.60

.61

James Nutt . . .

2.42

2.42

3.08

1.21

1.23

Enos Webster . .

. 1.10

1.10

1.40

.55

.56

David Webster . .

.78

.78

1.01

.39

.40

John Brown . . .

. 1.31

1.31

1.69

.56

.57

James Walker . .

.62

.62

.80

.31

.32

Theophilis Griffin .

.29

.29

37

15

16

Samuel Moor . .

.87

.87

1.13

.44

.45

John Harvey . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Eobert Parham . .

. 1.92

1.92

2.45

.96

.97

Capt John Parham .

. 2.93

2.93

3.73

1.47

1.49

Amos Weston . .

. 1.18

1.18

1.51

.59

.60

amos Weston J' . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Jonas Harvey . .

. 2.56

2.56

3.28

128

1.32

Peter Emerson . .

. 1.77

1.77

2.26

.87

.88

EARLY EECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

286

John Griffin . . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Samuel Young . .

.54

.54

.69

.27

.28

David Dickey . .

.99

.99

1.27

.50

.51

Moses Haselton , .

.98

.98

1.26

.49

.50

Isaac Huse . . .

. 4.03

4.03

4.85

2.02

2.06

Stephen Haselton .

.33

.33

.43

.17

.18

David Calf . . .

. 1.19

1.19

152

.60

.61

John Haseltine . .

.64

64

.83

.32

.33

James Farnum . .

50

50

64

25

26

John Griffin Black .

.29

.29

37

.15

.16

David Haselton . .

.47

.47

.60

.24

.25

Eberzer Corning . .

.53

.53

.68

.27

.28

William Perry . .

.53

.53

.68

.27

.28

Amos Webster . .

.33

.33

.43

.17

.18

David Flint . . .

.73

.73

.93

.37

.38

Jonathan young . .

. 1.47

1.47

1.88

74

75

William Gamil . .

.35

.35

.46

.18

.19

Asa Haselton . ,

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Asa Haselton Jr . .

1.44

1.44

185

.72

.73

David Webster . .

.49

.49

.62

.25

.26

John Webster J""

. 1.21

1.21

1.54

.60

.61

Israel Webster . .

2.11

2.11

2.70

106

108

William Farmer . .

.84

.84

1.08

.42

.43

Archabald Gamil .

2.78

2.78

3.56

1.39

1.41

John Dickey . .

1.27

1.27

1.63

.64

.65

Jonathan Haselton .

1.19

1.19

1.52

.60

.61

Phillip Haselton . .

1.08

1.08

1.38

.54

.55

John Proctor . .

.44

.44

.56

.22

.23

Pierce Spalding . .

1.39

1.39

1.77

.70

.71

Luke Hall . . .

.33

.33

.43

.17

.18

Bedford & Adams .

.55

.55

.71

.28

.29

Wade Cogswell . .

.68

.68

.86

.34

.35

Jesse Underbill . .

1.50

1.50

1.93

.75

.76

James Leach . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

John Prescot . .

.29

.29

.37

.15

.16

Levy Russell . .

.88

.88

1.12

.44

.45

David Seavey . .

.46

.46

.59

.23

.24

Nathan Johnson

.74

.74

.95

.37

.38

286

MANCHESTEK HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

NON-RBSIDENTS

John Bell Chester ,

. 9

. 9

.11

. 6

. 7

Sam^ Davis Chester .

.11

.11

.15

6

7

Benjamin Corning .

. 8

. 8

.11

. 4

. 5

John Dickey Esq .

.10

.10

.13

. 5

. 5

Naty Smith . . .

.10

.10

.13

. 5

. 5

Robert Nesmith

. 4

. 4

. 5

. 2

. 2

W" Parker Bedford

.17

.17

.23

. 9

. 9

Eieh"* Dole do .

9

9

.12

. 5

. 5

Eobert Megregore .

.33

.33

43

17

17

Robert Bartley . ,

33

33

43

.17

.17

James Morison . .

. 7

. 7

. 9

. 4

. 4

Benjamin Leach

. 4

. 4

. 5

. 2

. 2

George Mcallester .

. 7

. 7

. 9

. 4

. 4

John Ford Chelmsforc

[ '. 7

. 7

. 9

. 4

. 4

George Geffery . ,

.15

. 6

. 6

Ebenezer Lovring .

.15

. 6

. 6

Jeremiah Samborn

.15

. 6

. 6

Jacob Stanyan , . .

.15

. 6

. 6

Nathaniel Sambon .

.15

. 6

. 6

John Adams & Jackson

15

. 6

. 6

John Watts . . .

.15

. 6

. 6

Hugh Boyes . .

.21

.21

.28

. 8

. 8

George Menter . , .

.42

.42

.56

.16

.16

James Patterson . . .

.33

.33

.43

.16

.16

June 1812 Recorded

by Isaac Huse T

Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the Inhabitants of Manchester who are Qualified by
Law to vote in Town Meeting Greeting

You are hereby Notified to meet at the Meetinghouse in
said town on the first monday of November Next at three
oclock in the afternoon to act on the following articles (viz)

1^* to chuse a moderator to Regulate said meeting

2^ to bring in your Ballots for six persons to Represent
this state in the Congress of the United States agreably to a
Resolve passed June 1812

EAKLY KECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

287

3^ to bring in your Ballots for Eight persons to be Elec-
tors for President and Vice President of the United States
agreable to an act passed June 19*^^ 1812

Given under our hands and seal the 8*^^ day of October 1812

Samuel Moor
John Stark J'

select men

Hillsborough ss ISTovember 2 1812

Agreable to the within warrant I have warned the inhabi-
tants of s"^ Manchester of time and place of holding said

Meeting

John G Moor Constable

at a Legal Meeting of the Inhabitants of Manchester
Holden on the First Monday of November 1812
1^* Voted Capt John Dwinnell Moderator

2 Voted For Eepresentatives to Represent this state

in Congress of the United States

For John F Parrott

For John A Harper

For David L Morrill

For Samuel Dinsmore

For Jesse Johnson .

For Josiah Butler .

For Daniel Webster

For Bradbury Cilley

For William Hale .

For Samuel Smith .

For Eoger Vose

For Jeduthan Wilcox
3 Voted For Electors of Pres

For John Langdon

For Timothy Walker .

For Richard Dame . .

For Jedadiah K Smith

For Benjamin Pierce .

For Amasa Allen . .

. . 64 votes

. , 64 votes

. . 64 votes

. . 64 votes

. . 64 votes

. . 64 votes

. . 39 votes

. . 39 votes

. . 39 votes

. . 39 votes

. . 39 votes

. . 39
dent and vice president

. . 59 votes

. . 59 votes

. . 59 votes

. , 59 votes

. . 59 votes

. . 59 votes

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MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

59 votes

59 votes

42 votes

43 votes

43 votes

43 votes

43 votes

43 votes

43 votes

43 votes

For Nahum Parker .

For Abel Merrill . .

For John Goddard . .

For Oliver Peabody

For JSTathan Taylor .

For Timothy Farrar .

For Benjamin West .

For Samuel Hale . .

For Caleb Ellis . . .

For Jonathan Franklin

Eeeorded Nov^ 6*^ 1813 by Isaac Huse Town Clerk
at a Legal Meeting Holden in Manchester January 30th
1813 John Stark J' Esqr was drawn to serve as petit Juror
at the Next Court of Common pleas to be holden at Amherst

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the Inhabitants of Manchester who are Qualified to vote
in town meeting For the choice of Representatives to the
General Court Greeting

you are hereby notified to meet at the House of Capt Joseph
Moores in Manchester on Thursday the fourth day of March
at two o'clock in the afternoon for the following purpose
Namely

1^*^ to Chuse a Moderator to Regulate s** meeting

2 To Chuse one Man duly Quallified to Represent the
District of Manchester and Litchfield in the General Court
the present year

Given under our hands and seal this Sixteenth day of Feb-
ruary 1813

Sam^ Moor
John Dickey

Select men

Hillsborough ss

I have notified the inhabitants of Manchester of time and
place and purpose within mentioned by posting a Coppy of
the within warrant

John Dickey

March 4**^ 1813

EARLY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 289

Met agreable to the Foregoing warrant Chose M"" Bixby
Moderator to superintend s*^ Meeting

Chose Samuel Moor to Eepresent the District of Manches-
ter and Litchfield in the General Court the present year

Isaac Huse Town Clerk

We the undersigned select men of Londonderry & also of
manchester the former having notified the Latter to pream-
bulate the line between the said Towns of Londonderry &
manchester having met and comenced the Preambulation
Beginning at a white birch Tree marked & letered at the
south angle of s^ Manchester and on the west Line of s^
Londondery thence North with the proper variation of the
compas to a stake and stones Eastwardly from Capt Joseph
Moors in s^ Manchester about twelve rods thence East with
the propper variation of the compas to a rock in Menters
field south East of s<^ Menters Lower gristmill thence North
with the proper variation of the compas about one hundred
& sixtythree rods to a pichpine tree markd & letered in the
Edge of a swamp where Chester Line meets the Line between
the said Londonderry and the s^ Manchester
Deer 12 1812

John Fisher
Samuel Dickey

Selectmen Londond
John Dickey
Samuel Moor

Select Manchester
March 11*^ 1813 Recorded by

Isaac Huse T — Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Amos Weston Collector for the Town of Manchester
for the year 1812 you are hereby Eequired in the name of
said State to Levey and Collect of the several persons named
in this List of Taxes the several sums Eespectively set down
against Each persons name it being their proportion of the
sum of one hundred and seventyfive dollars voted by the

290

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Fourth school district to which they belong for the purpose
of Building a schoolhouse in s^ District and you are to
pay over said sums to Archibald Gamil Jonathan Young &
Isaac Huse Commitie for s*^ district on or before the first day

of June next insuing

and you are to follow the directions of the Law in Levey-
ing & collecting the same

Given under our hands this 4^^ day of March 1813

Samuel Moor
John Dickey
John Stark J^

Select Men

"William Farmer
David Haseltine .
David Webster .
John Griffin . ,
Amos Webster .

March ll*'^ 1813

D C

5 67 Luke Hall . .
4 93 Stephen Farnum
3 85 William Perry .

2 38 Ebenezer Corning

3 41 William Gamil .

total
Recorded by

Isaac Huse T.

2 98

2 28
4 3

3 85
2 80

36 08

Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Manchester who are
constitutionally Quallified to vote in Town Meetings you are
hereby required in the name of Said State to meet at the
meetinghouse in said Manchester on tuesday the ninth day
of March next at twelve oclock at noon for the Following
purposes namely

1^*^ to ehuse a moderator to Eegulate s^ meeting

2^ bring in votes for Governor counsellor senator county
Treasurer and Eegester of deeds

3** to chuse all Town officers for the year insuing

4*^ to see how much money the Town will Raise to pay
Town Charges the present year

5'^^ To see if the Town will Release Thomas Hardy from
paying the Execution they have Recovered against him

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 291

6^^ to see how much money the town will raise to Repair
Highways the present year

7*^ to see if the Town will raise any money for preaching
and how much

S^^ to hear all accompts against the town and allow or
disallow the same

9**^ to see if the town will vote to Layout a Eoad from
Amos Westons to where Hanes Lives

10*^ to see if the Town will vote to Layout a Eoad from
Jonathan Haseltines to the schoolhouse by Calfs

11*^ to see if the town will vote Exchange the road or
some part of it that was Laid out from Levi Eussells to
Jesse Underhills where they may think best

12'^ to see if the Town will allow Enos webster any pay
for boarding ]\F Picles

13'^ to see if the Town will vote that if the Collectors of
taxes donot setleup their taxbills within one year after the
date of their Lists they shall have no pay for Collecting

14*^^ to see if the Town Will vote to devide the Eighth
district in the division of highways at the schoolhouse

15}*^ to see if the town will vote to setoff M'' Weston to
the school House at the Meetinghouse in Exchange for
Nathaniel Baker s*^ Weston paying s*^ Baker what it Cost him
for building s*^ S. House

le*^*^ to see if the town will vote to set off Jonas Harvey
to School district N° 4

17*^ to see if the town will vote to set off Capt Dwinnell
from district N° 5 in the Highways to the district Huse is in

Given under our hands and seal this twenty second day of
February AD 1813

Samuel Moor
John Stark J^
John Dickey
Select men of Manchester

Manchester anual meeting March 9*^^ 1813

Chose William Hall Moderator of said Meeting

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MANCHESTER HISTORKJ COLLECTIONS.

54 votes

48 votes

53 votes

45 votes

53 votes

42 votes

66 votes

47 votes

Votes for Governor For William Plummer
For John T Oilman

Votes for Coun'lor For Jedadiah K Smith
For John Orr . . .

Votes Senator For David L Morrill

For William Adams

Votes for county Treasurer David Stewart

Votes for Eegester of Deeds Isaac Brooks

Chose Isaac Huse Town Clerk

Samuel Moor Job Rowell and John Dickey Select men

Voted to transact the remainder of the business of this
meeting by Hand vote

voted Isaac Huse be Town Treasurer this present year
sworn

Voted to ajourn this Meeting to this day come Fortnit
March 23 met agreable to ajournment

Voted that the selectmen be over seers of the poor this
present year

Voted John G Moor be Constable

Voted Grardus Stark Job Eowell Joseph Young Archabald
Gamil Amos Weston J' Peter Emerson Isaac Stevens Nath-
aniel Moor John Brown Surveyors of Highways

Voted to pospone the choice of the Eighth surveyor till
they act on the 14'^'' article

Voted that the select men be fence viewers

Voted to act on the 14**^ article

Voted to Devide the 8^^ destriet at the Schoolhouse

Voted Isaac Huse be Selor of weights and measures

Voted John Harvey James Young John Buckley Daniel
Harewood Hog Eeaves sworn

Voted Joseph Moor Israel Brown John Harewood Nathan-
iel Baker corders of wood sworn

Voted Naty Moor Israel Webster Samuel Hall Samuel
Moor Samuel P Kidder surveyors of Lumber sworn

Voted Ezekiel Stevens Isaac Stevens cullrs of staves sworn

Voted Thomas Stickney John Webster J' Phillip Hasel-
tine Amos Weston Ezekiel Merrill Fishwards sworn

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

293

Voted that the fishwards be intitled to all they may Eecover
as fines for fish being caught unlawfully

Voted to discharge the demand against Thomas Hardy for
Trespas

Voted to Eaise 2 Dollars on the pole to Repair Highways

Voted to dismiss the S^^ article

Voted to allow David Flint 3.50

James Nutt 4.00

Joseph Moor 4.00

comitee

Voed to allow Samuel P Kidder 2.88

Voted to allow John Starks act for service . . . $11.50
Voted to allow Sam^ Moors act for service. . . . 11.50
Voted to allow John Dickeys at for service . . . 12.50
Voted to allow Isaac Huse . . for service . . . 5.00
Voted that the selectmen setle with the Treasurer and Re-
port at the next anual meeting
Voted to dismiss the 9**" article
Voted to dismiss the 10^^ article
Voted to dismiss the 11^"^ article
Voted to dismiss the 12^^ article

Voted that the Collector pay over the amount of his tax-
bill within one year from the date of his warrant or have no
fees for collecting the same

Voted to Dismiss the 15 — 16 & 17^^ articles in s<* warrant
Voted to accept the report of thier eommitee
Voted that william Hall call on Jesse Johnson for his tax
for 1811

Voted to Raise one Hundred and fifty dollars to defrey
Town charges

Voted that Capt Dwinnell be comitee to see to have the
windows in the Meetinghouse be Repaired
Ajourned to Capt Dwinnells House and met
Voted to allow James Farnum six dollars for land for high
way

Collectorship struc ofE to Capt Joseph Moor at 7.1^ per cent
for colecting

294 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder one dollar for Blank Book
Recorded by . . . Isaac Huse T. Clerk

EEPOE.T OP COltMITTEE.

AgreaMe to a vote of this Town in the year 1813 to have
a Comittee to Setle with the past Treasurers we your com-
mitee after notifying the parties have attended to the buis-
ness, beg Leave to Eeport and do Eeport as follows after
Examining the charges of Mr Kidder we find a ballance due
to him of thirtynine dollars Seventy Eight cents ....
Also one other sum of two small orders to the amount of 3.56
cents which makes in all due to Sam^ P Kidder $43.34 and
to John Stark Esq we find thire is due twelve dollars and
twentythree cents we also find a ballance in favour of s^
Town from John G Moor to the amount of Fortyseven dol-
lars and seventyone cents as it appears by s"^ Book if we are

correct

Joseph Moor

David Flint

Jam^ Nutt

Comittee

Eecorded by ... . Isaac Huse T . .Clerk

To the Town clerk of Manchester you are hereby noti-
fied I have comminced an action against Joseph Jackson for
catching Killing and distroying Four Hundred alwives in
cohash Brook or Moors brook in s*^ Manchester on thursday
the third day of June last past contrary to Law

July lO^i^ 1813

John White

Eecorded July 20*^ 1813 By Isaac Huse T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To the inhabitants of the Town of Manchester who are
Qualified to act in Town meetings Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of s^ state to meet
at your Meeting House in Manchester on Wednesday the 30^
day of June instant at three of the oclock in the afternoon

EARLY KECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 295

to act on the following articles (viz) V^ to chuse a Moder-
ator to Eegulate said Meeting 3*^ to see if the Town will pay
the Expence of the sickness of John Hall that the select
men of this Tow^n of Andover have charged the Town of
Manchester

Given under our hands and seal this sixteenth day of June
A D 1813

John Dickey
Job Rowel

Select men
Hillsborough ss

Agreable to the foregoing warrant I have notifyed the in-
habitants of time and place by posting a coppy of this war-
rant

Job Rowell
manchester June 30^'' 1813
After reading the above warrant the Town chose John
Stark Esq Moderator & Thomas Stickney Clerk pro tem

upon duley considering the Subject of the warrant it was
unanimously voted to dismiss the article

Thom* Stickney

clerk protem
John Stark J^

Moderator
Recorded July V^ 1813 by . . Isaac Huse T . . . Clerk

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State of NewHampshire Hillsborough ss

To Joseph Moor colector of Taxes in the Town of Manches-
ter for the year 1813 Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of the State to Levey
and collect of the several Persons named in this List of Taxes
herewith committed to you to collect and you are to pay to
the Treasurer of the state of Newhampshire the Sum of
Sixtynine dollars & sixty cents on or Before the thirtieth
day of November next and one other sum of thirtythree dol-
lars & thirtyone cents you are to pay or cause to be the Treas-
urer of the county of Hillsborough on or before first day of
September next which sum is the County tax

And you are to pay to the Treasurer of this Town of
Manchester the sum of one Hundred and Seventy six dollars
and Eighty Eight cents on or before the first day of January
Next which sum is the school Tax

And the Remainder of this List of Taxes which is one
Hundred and seventysix dollars and seventyfive cents you are
to pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Manchester on or
before the first day of October next which sum is the Town
Tax and if any person refuse or neglect to pay the sum
affixed to Each of their names you are to follow the Rules
and directions of the Law in that case made and provided
and this shall be your sufficiant warrant for the same

Given under our hands and seal this first day of July A D

1813

Samuel Moor

Job Rowel
John Dickey
Select men of Manchester
Recorded by Isaac Huse . . . Town Clerk

304 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

A List of Taxes 1813 Town school state County

David Webster 0 80 0 88 0 40 0 19

Samuel Young 0 84 0 93 0 42 0 20

Amos Webster 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

William Parham 1 97 2 16 0 99 0 46

Enos Webster 1 13 1 24 0 58 0 31

Jacob Garvin 1 71 1 88 0 95 0 40

Joshua Blodget 0 75 0 83 0 38 0 18

Joseph Vickery 0 45 0 50 0 23 0 11

William Boyes 0 75 0 84 0 38 0 18

John Boyes 0 75 0 84 0 38 0 18

Jacob Whitemore 1 13 1 24 0 66 0 20

John Brown 1 64 1 80 0 82 0 39

John Brown J"^ 0 48 0 53 0 24 0 12

Elijah A Nutt 1 76 1 93 0 88 0 41

Theophilis Griflfin . . . . . 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

Joseph Moor ....... 3 62 3 98 1 81 0 85

Nathaniel Moor 2 90 3 19 1 45 0 68

Samuel Moor 1 13 1 24 0 66 0 26

Jesse Johnson 0 73 0 79 0 36 0 17

James Nutt 3 23 3 55 1 62 0 75

Jonas Harvey 3 00 3 30 1 50 0 70

John Harvey 0 39 0 43 0 21 0 10

Eobert Parham 0 39 0 43 0 21 0 10

Peter Emerson 2 04 2 91 1 32 0 62

Capt John Parham 3 62 3 98 1 81 0 85

David Dickey 1 41 1 55 0 80 0 33

William Alexander ..... 1 07 1 18 0 54 0 25

James Griffin 0 38 0 42 0 19 0 09

Joseph Jackson ... .. 0 39 0 43 0 21 0 10

Amos Weston . 1 75 1 92 0 87 0 41

Amos Weston J"- ..... 0 45 0 50 0 28 0 12

James Young J^ 0 62 0 68 0 31 0 15

Jos moor & Weston 0 60 0 66 0 30 0 14

Moses Hasoltine 1 47 1 62 0 75 0 34

Luke Hall 0 45 0 50 0 23 0 11

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 305

Benjamin Pitsley 0 39

Jonathan Young 3 67

William Farnum 0 55

David Webster 0 60

David Flint 1 06

William Perrey 0 70

Ebenezer Corning 0 90

Alford Huse 0 39

John Griflfin 0 39

John Dickey 1 74

William Gamil 0 54

John Webster 1 68

Isaac Huse 6 14

Samuel Davis 0 45

John Proctor 0 77

Israel Webster 2 78

Jonathan Haseltine 1 62

James Farnum 0 91

George Menter 0 98

David Haseltine 0 84

David Calf 1 34

Stephen Haseltine 0 60

Archabald Gamil 3 71

Asa Haseltine J^ 1 97

John Haseltine 0 96

William Farmer 1 37

Eedfield & Adams Mill ... 0 60

John Bell Chester 0 15

Israel Brown 0 96

Ezekiel Merrell 0 39

John G Brown 0 63

Nathaniel Baker 1 70

Hezekiah Young 1 79

Samuel Hall ....... 1 64

Ezekiel Stevens 1 35

Isaac Stevens 1 20

Daniel Hall 1 65

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306 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Joseph Hall 0 42

John Young 0 39

John Hall 1 44

John Dwinnell 2 39

Elisha Quimby 0 96

John Buckley 0 40

Timothy Duston 1 52

Nathaniel Merrell 0 56

Israel Merrell 1 29

Daniel Hall J-^ 1 33

James H Sanders 0 47

James Young 0 99

Ephraim Stevens Jr .... 1 17

David Stevens 0 75

Esther Stevens 0 59

David Abbot 1 16

Capt Ephraim Stevens ... 0 45

Ebenezer Stevens 0 34

Joseph Young . , . . . . 1 92

Thomas Hardy 0 81

Eichard Hardy 0 39

Joseph Farmer Jr 0 49

Adin B Towner 0 51

Israel Young 0 39

Euth Porter 0 12

John Griffin "'. . 0 72

Job Eowell 2 4

John G. Moor 1 86

Jeremiah Eay 0 39

John Eay 2 72

John Stark Esq 3 36

John Stark 4th 18

Grardus B Stark 1 25

Timothy Stevens 0 96

Amos Kimball 1 95

John Stark 3^^ 2 18

John Emerson 1 40

0 46

0 21

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0 20

0 10

1 59

0 71

0 34

2 63

1 21

0 56

1 6

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0 21

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0 76

0 36

0 62

0 24

0 13

1 42

0 65

0 30

1 47

0 68

0 31

0 52

0 24

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0 23

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0 60

0 28

0 83

0 38

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0 63

0 30

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0 27

0 50

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0 47

0 21

0 10

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0 89

0 42

0 19

0 43

0 20

0 10

0 54

0 25

0 11

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0 27

0 12

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0 20

0 10

0 13

0 6

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0 36

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2 5

1 10

0 44

0 43

0 20

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1 33

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1 68

0 79

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0 63

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EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 307

Nathan Kimball 1 4 1 14 0 52 0 24

Ezra Kimball 0 20 0 23 0 10 0 5

Elizabeth Stark 0 15 0 17 0 8 0 8

John Stevens 0 60 0 66 0 30 0 14

Geni John Stark 2 63 2 89 1 41 0 61

Nathan Barker 0 63 0 70 0 32 0 15

Thomas Stiekney 1 41 1 55 0 80 0 33

Widow E Stark 06070201

William Combs 0 45 0 50 0 23 0 11

Andrew French 0 45 0 50 0 23 0 11

Phillip Stevens 1 88 2 7 0 94 0 44

Phillip Haseltine 0 81 0 89 0 50 0 19

Thadeus Pollard 1 2 1 12 0 51 0 24

Sam^ P Kidder 1 95 2 15 0 98 0 46

Robert Mcgregor 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

John Harewood 1 37 1 51 0 69 0 32

Daniel Harewod 0 53 0 58 0 28 0 12

John Harewood Jr 0 47 0 51 0 24 0 11

Jesse Baker 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

William White ' 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

Fredric Stark 0 62 0 68 0 31 0 14

Nathan Jonson 1 4 1 14 0 52 0 24

David Sevey 0 45 0 50 0 23 0 11

Levy Ruseli 0 93 1 2 0 47 0 22

Jesse Underhil 1 39 1 53 0 69 0 32

Wade Cogswell 1 9 1 20 0 54 0 25

John Prescot 0 39 0 43 0 20 0 10

Lemuel Johnson 0 84 0 92 0 42 0 20

Nonresident owners of Land in the Town of ^lanchester

Benjamin Corning 0 11 0 13 0 6 0 3

Nathaniel Smith 0 12 0 14 0 6 0 3

James Morison 0 10 0 11 0 5 0 2

Benjamin Leach 0 5 0 6 0 3 0 1

George Mcalester 0 9 0 10 0 5 0 2

Eobert Nasmith 0 5 0 6 0 3 0 1

J. White & Jackson 0 38 0 41 0 19 0 9

308 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

John Adams & Jackson ... 0 15 0 17 0 8 0 4

Robert Adams 08090402

Hugh Boyes 0 30 0 33 0 15 0 7

Doctor Bartley 090 10 0502

William Parker 0 23 0 25 0 13 0 5

Richard Dole 0 12 0 13 0 6 0 3

John Ford Chelm 090 10 0502

James Patterson 0 23 0 25 0 13 0 5

John Dickey Esq 0 12 0 13 0 6 0 3

John Wats 15 17 8 4

Recorded July 15*^ 1813 by Isaac Huse Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John G Moor Constable of Manchester

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to warn
all the freholders and other inhabitants who are constitu-
tionally Quallified to vote in Town Meetings to Meet at their
.MeetingHouse in Manchester on tuesday the Seventh day of
September next at four oclock P M for the following pur-
pose viz)

1 to chuse a moderator to Govern s'^ meeting

2^ to see if the Town will appoint a committee to Examine
the state of the Treasurey Book as far back as the Last comit-
tee were authorised to Examine there appearing to be some
mistake or otherwise to Refer to a Rule the suite brought
against John G Moor a Town Treasurer

Given under our hands and seal at Manchester this 23*^ Day
of August A D 1813

Samuel Moor
Job Rowell

select men

Hillsborough s s

Agreable to the above Orders I have notafied the inhabi-
tants of time and place and make Return of this warrant to
your Honours accordingly

Manchester Sepf 7^^ 1813

John G Moor Constable

EARLY KECOKDS OP MANCHESTER. 309

ggptr i-ith 2323 ^j^g Town Met agreable to the foregoing
warrant and Chose Moses Haseltine Moderator of s^ Meeting

Voted to Chuse a committee

Voted Thomas Stiekney Samuel Moor & Amos Weston
committee

Sep'^ 1^^ 1813 Eecorded by Isaac Huse T— Clerk

Sate of Xewhampshire Hillsbor Hillsborong
To John G Moor Constable for the Town of Manchester
for the year 1813 Greeting

You are hereby Required in the name of said State to
notify and warn all the free holders Inhabitants of the Town
of Manchester who are Qualified by Law to vote in town
meeting to meet at their Meeting house on tusday the eighth
day of March next at twelve oClock at noon for the following
purposes (viz

1st to Choose a Moderator to presid over said meeting
21y to bring in ballots for State and County officers (viz
Governor Counsellor Senator County Treasurer and County
Regester of Deeds

31y to Choose all Town officers for the year ensuing
41y to see how much money the Town will Raise for
preaching the present year and employ Mr Smith

51y to See how much Mooney the Town will raise to re-
pair the high ways the present year

6th here all accounts that may be come against the Town

7 to see if the Town will set off Jacob Garvin Jacb White-
more W™ Bo3^s John Boys and Joshua Blodget &^ from the
School district they now belong to and have their School
money by themselves also to see if the Town will set off Capt
N Moor to Bedford

8 to see how much money the Town will raise to pay town
Charges the present year

9 to see if the Town will open the road from Moses Hesel-
tines to John Browns ferry

10 to See what the Town will do in Regard of the nab
Davis house it being on the high way

11th to see how much money the Town will Raise to
repear the highway from McGregors Bridge to deer neck

310

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

12 to See if the Town will take the Sence of the Quali-
fied voter on a Eevision of the Constitution and make return
of this warrant with your doings thereon

To us on or before the day of holding said Meeting
Given Under our hands and Seal this Eighth day of Feb-
ruary A D 1814

Samuel Moor
Job Eowel

Select Men
Hillsbofough ss

agreeable to the within orders I have warrned the Inhabi-
tants of Said town of time and place by posting a copy of
your warrant March 8th 1814

Manchester March 8th 1814 at a Legal meeting holden
in Said Town Voted John G Moor Moderator
Voted Henery T Smith make a Short Prayor
Votes for Governor William Plummer ... 66 votes

for John T Gilman . . 49
Votes for Councilor Benjamin Pierce ... 66
John Orr Esq .... 49
Votes for Senator Thomas Chandler ... 66
for Amos Kent .... 49
Votes for County Eegester Thomas w Colby . . 64
for Isaac Brooks ... 49
Votes for County Treasurer David Stewart . . 115
Voted Samuel Moor Town Clerk & Sworn
Voted Isaac Huse Select Man and Sworn
Voted this meeting Stand adjouned to monday next the
14th day of March Instant at ten of the Clock in the fore
noon

Monday March 14th 1814 met acording to ajournment

Voted Israel Webster & John G Moor Select Men & sworn

Voted Jesse Baker Constable

Voted Nathan Kimball Surveyor of High ways district
No 1 Phillip Stevens No 2 Daniel Hall Jr No 3 Sam^
Hall No 4 Nathan Johnson No 5 Ruben Sawyer No 6 Robert
Perham No 7 Jacob Whitemore No 8 David Webster Jr No 9

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 311

Voted the Select Men fence viewers

Voted Mr Isaac Huse Sealer of weights & measures

Voted John Stevens No 1 Ebenezer Stevens ^STo 2 John
Boys and No 3 James Young No 4 Hoggreves all sworn but
John Stevens

again voted John G Brown No 5 Jolin Proctor No 6 Ezry
Corning No 7 Jonas Harvey No 8 and Enos Webster Ko 9
Hogareves Jonas Harvey sworn a Hoggrefe

voted John, Harwood Joseph Moor Israel Brown John
Griffin Corders of wood Moor & Griffin sworn

voted Ephraim Stevens Samuel Hall Samuel P Kidder
Samuel Moor and Israel Webster Surveyors of Lumber all
sworn but S Moor

voted William Combes William Boys Nathaniel Moor James
Young Hezekiah Young and John Dickejr Fishwards . . . . H
Young Combes & Boys sworn Naty Moor Sworn Fishward
James Youn Sworn

voted David Dickey Culler of Bricks

voted Sam^ P Kidder Town Treasurer and sworn

voted John Hall be pound keeper and to keep the kees
of the meeting house

voted The fishwards have all the fins they collect for their
own use

Motion was made to dismiss the forth article in the war-
rant but did not Carry at that time

after wards motion was again made to dismiss the fourth
article and was voted to dismiss the Same

Voted the two last votes be arrased out and begin annew
on the forth article . . and on motion being made to dismiss
the the fourth article it was voted to dismiss the Same

Voted to Eaise one Dollar and fifty Cents on the Poll &
Estate acordingly for the Repairs of Highways

Voted the Commitee who were last appointed to exammin
the Treasurerey Book be reapointed and authersed to exam-
mine the Same book from the begining of the book to this
date March 14th 1814

Voted to allow Isaac Huses account of nine Dollars $9.00

312 MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted to allow John Dickeys account of nine Dollars fifty
Cent for Servise as Select Man year 1813 .... 9.50

Voted to allow Jobs Eowells account for Servise as Select
Man the year 1813 6.00

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidders account for attending on
the Committee to Settle with Treasurer 3.00

Voted to allow Thomas Stickneys account of three Dollars
for Servise as a Comitteeman &'^ 3.00

Voted to allow Samuel Moors account of fourteen Dollars
fifty three Cents for his Servise as a Select Man the year
1813 14,53

Voted to allow Amos weston one Dollar & fifty Cents for
servise as a Committee man sttle with Treasr^ . . . 1.50

Voted to allow John G Moor two Dollars for his servise as
Constable for the year 1813 2.00

Voted to pass M'' Westons accounts of a batement of the
taxes of certain Persons to the Select Men to Settle with the
Said weston for the Same

Voted the Select Men take in to consideration the situa-
tion of the School district No 3 and act there on as they shal
think fit at the Expence of the Class

Voted to Eaise one hundred Dollars to pay Town Charges
the present year

Voted to dismiss the ninth article in said warrant

Voted that Abiael Davis be notified to move her house
whichis in Manchester and be allowd a Eeasonable time to
Eemove Same and if she neglects to Eemove the Same then
the Select Men order the surveyor to Eemove the Same

Voted to dsmiss the eleventh article in sd warrant

Voted on the twelfth articl which was to take the sense of
the qualified voters on a Eevision of the Constitution

Voted to dismiss the article I then asked the Moderator
how I could make a Eeturn but there was nothing further
done on the subject

Voted Moses Heseltine Eepair the windows of the Meeting-
house to the Sum of not exceeding Six Dollars and have an
order on the Treasurer for His pay

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 313

Voted to adjourn the meeting to Capt Dwinnels to Sell
the Collection of Taxes met accordingly and John Har-
wod Jr bid off the Collection of taxes at Six and one halfe
per Cent or Six Cents and one half on a Dollar

The ahove proceedings were Recorded March 29th 1814
by Sam^ Moor Town Clerk

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323

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Harwood P Collector of Taxes in the Town of
Manchester in Said County for the year Eighteen hundred
and fourteen Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of said State to Levy
and Collect of the Several Persons named in this Taxbill
the Several sumes respectively Set down against each Persons
name and to pay to the Treasurer of the County of Hillsbor-
ough on or before the first day of September next Insuing
the sum of T'wenty two Dollars & ninteen cents and Like-
wise to pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Manchester on
or before the Last day of December next insuing the Sum
of one hundred and forty three Dollars and thirteen cents
and Likewise to pay to said Town Treasurer on or before
the first day of April 1815 one other Sum of one hundred
and Forty three Dollars & fourteen cents

And you are to follow the Eules and Regulations of the
Laws of this State in Leveing and Collecting the Same For
which this Shall be your Sufficient warrant

Given under our hands and seal at Manchester afore said
this 4th day June 1814

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster
John G Moor

Select Men

Town

Nathan Kimbal 0 71

John Emerson 94

John Stark 3""* 1 54

Amos Kimbal 1 15

Timothy Stevens 71

John Stevens 38

Gratus B Stark 80

G° John Stark 1 65

John Stark Jr 2 18

John Stark 4th 94

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County

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0 18

1 50

23

2 46

38

1 84

29

1 14

18

61

10

1 28

20

2 64

41

3 47

54

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23

824 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

John Eay ■ • • 1 65

Jeremiah Eay 23

John G Moor 1 32

Thomas Stickney 89

WilKam Combs 28

Andrew French 28

Samuel P Kidder 1 28

Jotham Gillis 42

Job Eowell 1 29

Phihp Stevens 1 26

Nathaniel Barker 28

John Barrett 34

Henery Barrett 23

Philip Heseltine 26

Ezekiel Stevens 92

Isaac Stevens 79

Thadeus Pollard 29

Ebenezer Stevens 23

Israel Merrill 54

Joseph Smith 0 23

Daniel "Wilson 23

Samuel Hall 1.7

Hesekiah Young 1 12

Nathaniel Baker 17

John Brown 87

John Brown J'' 38

Theofilas Griffin 23

Nathaniel Moor 2 27

Jesse Johnson 61

Samuel Moor 77

Joseph Moor 3 39

Moses Thompson 23

John White . 15

William White 23

David Webster J' 52

Enos Webster 57

Jacob Garvin 82

2 64

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38

6

2 11

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1 40

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44

7

44

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2 3

32

67

10

2 6

33

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7

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6

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7

1 47

23

1 26

20

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38

6

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13

0 38

0 6

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1 74

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1 79

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1 74

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6

3 62

56

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15

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19

5 42

85

38

6

24

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EARLY KECOKDS OF MANCHESTEE. 326

Joshua Blodget 42

Joseph Vickery 28

William Boys 57

John Boys 46

Jacob Whitemore 72

John Emerson 23

John Griffin 60

Elizbeth Stark 8

Amos Weston 1 17

Moses Heseltine 1 12

Isaac Huse 4.8

Joseph Farley 0 57

John Dwinnell 1 78

Elisha Quimby .45

John Hall 87

Daniel Hall 1 12

Daniel Hall J' 13

Joseph Farmer 33

James H Sanders 28

James Young 68

John Harwood 93

Daniel Harwood 30

John Harwood J"^ 27

David Stevens 1 19

David Abot 72

Ephraim Stevens 28

Ephraim Stevens J' 12

Thomas Hardey 63

Eichard Hardy 28

Joseph Young 1 26

Joseph B Hall 42

Moses Roof 94

Israel Brown 62

James Nutt 2 28

William Perham 1 15

Robert Perham 52

Jonas Harvey 2 89

John Harvey 23

67

10

44

7

94

14

75

11

1 18

17

38

6

96

15

12

2

1 77

28

1 69

27

6 54

1 2

0 90

0 14

2 85

.44

0 75

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1 39

21

1 79

27

1 64

25

53

7

46

6

1 10

16

1 28

23

49

7

43

6

1 90

30

1 15

17

44

7

1 63

25

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44

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31

67

10

1 50

23

99

15

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57

1 84

29

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326 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Peter Emerson 1 57

Sarah Perham 88

John Perham 1 55

David Dickey 1 10

Jonathan Young 1 54

David Flint . 61

William Perry 42

Richard Perry 23

William Farnum 49

Ebeneser Corning 42

Ezra Corning 23

Luke Hall 64

Joseph Westgate 23

William Gammill 38

John Heseltine 38

David Calf 83

Eeuben Sawyer 75

Asa Sawyer 23

James Farnum 32

John Griffin B 23

Elijah Flint 36

Benjamin Corning 31

Gilbert Greeley 59

Hugh Boys 31

John G Brown 23

Ezekiel Merrill 28

James Young J' 47

Samuel Young 47

David Heseltine 28

Israel Young 23

John Young 23

John Webster J' 1 10

Jonathan Heseltine 16

Asa Heseltine J' 1 46

John Dickey 17

Nathaniel Merrill 40

Archabld Gammell 2 59

2 51

39

1 40

21

2 32

26

1 76

0 28

2 46

38

98

15

68

10

38

6

78

12

68

10

38

6

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15

38

6

61

10

61

10

1 33

20

1 20

19

38

6

52

8

38

6

58

9

50

8

94

15

54

8

38

6

44

7

75

11

75

11

44

7

38

6

38

6

1 76

27

1 70

26

2 34

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1 72

26

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10

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EARLY RECOPwDS OF MANCHESTER. 327

Nathan Johnson 75

John Proctor 67

John Frye 1 10

Wade Cogswell 70

John Prescot 39

Levy Eussell 82

William Farmer 1 11

David Webster 42

Amos Webster 28

Israel Webster 1 68

John Mulk 1 lo

Euth Porter 5

Samuel Davis 23

Jessee Baker 23

Elijah Nutt 99

Henry T Smith 23

NONRElSIDENTS

Ezra Kimball 5

Dearbon Whither 4

Euth Kimball 2

Israel Trask 22

James GrifHn 22

David Sevey 12

Eobert Hall 10

William Parker 10

John Dickey Esqr 9

Nathaniel Smith 0 10

Eobert Nasmith 3

Eichard Dole 9

Eobert Bartley 6

Benj'' Leach 3

George McAllister 6

John Ford 6

Jedediah Morse 10

Kider & Hall 30

William Hall 10

1 19

19

1 8

17

1 75

27

1 12

17

62

10

1 32

20

1 78

27

68

10

44

7

2 70

42

1 82

29

8

1

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6

38

6

1 58

25

38

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8

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36

5

36

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19

4

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John Aadams & Jackson ... 10 16 3

John Wats 10 16 3

George Mentor 20 32 5

Dudley Porter 3 6

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County Tax $ 27— 4

amount of School tax 172—12

Town Tax 109—30

308—46

The fore going List of Taxes was Eecorded June 18th
1814 by Sam^ Moor T Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To Jesse Baker Constable in Manchester Greeting
You are hereby Eequired in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the Inhabitants of Manchester duly
Qualified to Vote for Senators for the State Legislature to
meet at the meeting house in Manchester on Monday the
29th day of august instant at 3 oClock P M to act on the
followin articles (viz)

1^* to Choose a Moderator to govern s*^ meeting
2^^ to vote by ballot for one person duly Qualified for a
Representative of this State in the Congress of the United
States to Suply the vacancy ocasioned by the Eesignation of

the Honourable Samuel Smith also to vote by Ballot

for Six Persons duly Qualified for Eepresentatives of this
State in the Congress of the united States to Serve as Such
for two years from and after the third day of March next

4ly To See if the Town will vote to open & Eepair the
Highway from John Browns Ferry to Moses Heseltines and
make due Eeturn of this warrant

Given under our hands and Seal at Manchester this 6th
day of August in the year of our Lord 1814

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster
Select Men of Manchester

EAELY RECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. '329

Hillsboroug ss

Agreable to the within orders I have notified the Inhabi-
tants of time and place by posting a Copy of this warrant
and now make Eeturn to your Honours with my doings there
on Manchester August 29tii 181-i

Jesse Baker Constable
Manchester August 29th 1814
agreeable to the fore going warrant the Inhabitants met
and made Chise of John Stark Esqr for their Moderator

article 2'^'^ The votes were as follows to fill the vacancy
of Samuel Smith Esq

David L Morrill 58 votes

Parker Noys 38

Richard H Ayr ....... 1

Clifton Clagget Esqr ...... 1

for the next Congress to Commence the 3''<^ of J\Iarch Next
John F Parrot . . 62 votes Daniel Webster . . 38 votes
Nathaniel Upham . 63 Bradbury Cilley . 38

Elisha Huntly . . 62 William Hale . . 38

David L Morrill . . 60 Charles H Atherton 38

Stephen P Webster 62 Eoger Vose ... 38

Josiah Butler . . 62 Jeduthun Wilcox . 38

Eichard H Ayrs . . 1

Voted to dismiss the 4th articl in Said warrant
a true Eecord August 29th 1814

Samuel Moor Town Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

the nonresident proprietors & owners of Land in Man-
chester in Said County who have not payd their taxes for
the year 1811 are hereby notified that so much of their Land
as will pay said taxes with incidental Charges will be sold
at publick Vendue on the third tusday of March next at the
dwellinghouse of John G Moor in said Manchester at two
Oclcck P M unless prevented by previous pa^-ment
Names of the original proprietors

330

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

George Jeffery . .

Ebenezer Lovering .

Jeremiah Sanborn .

Jacob Stanyan .

Nathaniel Sanborn

Land near Amoskeag Bridge
formerly owned by Robert
McGregor Esqr

Manchester Dec"" 14th 1812

Town

County

state

School

Lot

tax

Tax

tax

Tax

D C

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No 39

" 25

" 6

" 8

" 13

40

" 25

" 6

" 8

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45

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" 8

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46

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47

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John Stark Jr Collector
of nonresident Taxes

Hillsborough ss

Manchester March 23'"'^ 1813
Personally appeared John Dwinell & made oath that the
within advertisement has been posted in his dwellinghonse
three weeks as the Law Requires

Samuel P Kidder Jus peace
at a Vendue of nonresident Land in the Town of Manches-
ter for Taxes unpaid for the year 1811 held at the house of
John G Moor in said Manchester on the 16 th day of March
1813

No of Lot
39

Struck off to william Hall for tax & Cost
Struck off to F G Stark for Tax & Cost
Struck off to Kidder & Hall for tax & Cost
Struck off to Kidder & Hall for Tax & Cost
Struck off to Kidder & Hall for Tax & Cost
Robert McGregor tax Setled

John Stark J'' Collector
Tax for 1808 15 Cents
for 1809 14 Cents
for 1811 52 Cents
for 1808 15 Cents
for 1809 14 Cents
Sold for Tax for 1811 52 Cents 81 Cents

Redeemed Nov 21st 1813

40
45
46
47

Lot No 39

40

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 331

45 for 1811 52 Cents

46 for 1811 52 Cents

47 for 1811 52 Cents
Recorded January 5th 1815 by

Samuel Moor Town Clerk

State of ISTewhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Jesse Baker Constable for the Town of Manchester
Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of Said State to To
warn all the quallified voters in the Town of Manchester to
meet at the Meetinghouse, on Tuesday the fourteenth day of
March next ensuing at ten of the O'Clock in the fore noon,
to act on the following articles (viz)

jst rp^ Choose a moderator to govern Said meeting

2ndiy Tq Choose a Town Clerk and Selectmen for the
year ensuing

3''' To Bring in their ballots for Governor, Counsellor,
Senator Regester of deeds, & County Treasurer

4*^ To Choose all other Town officers as the law directs

5^^ To See how much money the Town will raise to to
Pay Town Chardes the present year

6th To See how much money the Town will raise for
Preaching the present year

7th To See how much money the Town will raise for
repairing the highways the present year

8^^ To See if the Town will open and repair the road from
Mcgregores bridge to the Hall road so called

9th To See if the Town will vote to open and repaire
the road from John Browns to Moses Haseltines

10^^ To See if the Town will open a road from Levi Rus-
sels house, to the meeting house

11*^ To See if the Town will vote to disannex Amos
Weston from the third School district; and annex him to the
fourth

12th To See if the Town will vote to relinquish their
Claim against John G Moor; it being (as he says) unreason-
abl unjust & opp'essive; as he never did receive that money

382

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

13**^ To hear & descde on the Claims of Enos Webster
against Said Town

14*^^ To See if the Town will vote to have the acre of
Land Surveyed and laid off; as allowed by Lt John Hall
deecesed; for the use of the Town

IS'*^ To hear all Town accounts, and allow or disallow the

Same and make due return of this warrant

with your doings their on, to us on or before the day of
holding Said meeting

Given under our hands and seal this twentyeth day of
February A D. 1815

Isaac Huse
Israel "Webster
John G Moor

Selectmen of Manchester
The foregoing warrant was returned in common form by
the Constab

March 14th 1815

At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Manchester holden agreeable to the foregoing warrant this
14^^ day of March, 1815.

Chose Capt John Dwinel moderator and John G Moor
Town Clerk-
Chose Isaac Huse Israel Webster & Ephraim Stevens Jur
Selectmen votes for State oflficers stood thus

For Governor William Plumer ... 73 votes

John T Gilman ... 28 do
Counsellors Benjmin Pierce ... 73

John Orr 28

Senators Thomas Chandler ... 73

Amos Kent 28

Register Thomas W Colby ... 68

Isaac Brooks 33

Treasurer David Stewart .... 101

Chose Jesse Baker Constable for the present year & Sworn
Chose Fishwardens Andrew French .... Sworn ....
John Mulk . . . sworn . . . David Webster Jur Jacob Whit-

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

333

temore . . Sworn . . John Dickey Jotham Gillis Robert Per-
ham and . . . sworn . . Amos Kimball . . Sworn
Chose High way Surveyors

John Stark 3^ for district No 1 . .

. . Sworn

Job Eowell

2 . .

. , Sworn

David Abbot

3

Nathaniel Baker

4 . .

. . Sworn

Jonathan Haseltine

5 . .

. . Sworn

Amos Weston

6 . .

. , Sworn

Jonas Harvey

7 . .

. Sworn

William Boyes

8

John Brown

9

Hog reaves

John Stark 4*'^ .

. . Sworn

Ebenezer Stevens

. . Sworn

Henry Barret . .

. Swon

Amos Weston .

. Sworn

Jesse Jonson .

. , Sworn

Richard Perry .

. Sworn

Corders of wood

Samuel Hall .

. Sworn

Joseph Moor .

. Sworn

Job Rowell . .

. Sworn

Surveyors of Lumber

Sam^ Moor . . .

. Sworn

Naty Moor . ,

. Sworn

Sam^ P Kidder .

. Sworn

John Harwood .

Israel Webster anc

I . Sworn

Jotham Gillis . .

. Sworn

Voted Isaac Huse be Sealer of wei^

rhts & measures

Voted Jonas Harvey be Culler of Brie

i Sworn

Voted — Samuel P Kidder be Town treasui

rer . . sworn

Voted — Elisha Quimby be Pown Keeper; also to keep the
keys of the meetinghouse . . Sworn

Voted to pospone the fifth article till the adjournment

Voted — to dismis the sixth article

Voted to raise one dollar fifty Cts on the Poll to repare

the highways the present year

Voted — to open & repaire the road from M'^Greggores
Bridge to the Hall road so called

334 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Voted — to dismis the Ninth and tenth article

Voted the Selectmen be a Committee, to allw or disallw

an abatement on Joseph Moors tax bill

Voted — to adjourn this meeting to monday the 20*'^ Inst

at ten of oClock in the forenoon

Monday March 20^^ 1815

Met accordind to adjournment, and

Chose John Stark Esqr Daniel Hall and Eeuben Sawyer
Tithing men

Voted the Selectmen be fence viewers

Voted to dismis the Eleventh article

Voted to relinquish their claim against John G Moor

Voted to give Enos Webster five dollars on his giving

up or receipting that account to the Selectmen . . $5.00

Voted to dismis the 14^^ article

Voted to allow John G Moor acct for Sevice as Se-
lectman for 1814 10.50

Voted to allow M"" Huse's acct for Sevice as Select-
man 16.63

Voted to allow Mr. Websters acct as do . . 6.25

Voted to allow M'" Baker for Service as Cost^^^

1.50

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder for Treasurer ser-

vise 3.00

Voted to allow Saml Moor T Clerk sevice . . 5.50

Voted to allow an abatement of John Hardy and the

nonresidents on M"" Amos Westons tax bill .... 3 70

Voted To raise one hundred & Seventy five dollars to

pay Town Charges the present yearr

Voted — to adjourn to 5 of oClock at the house to vandue
the Collector ship

Voted John Frye be Surveyor of Lumber for the Pond
district . . . sworn

Voted Isaac huse & Nathan Jonson be a Committee

to Collect the Towns part of money arising from fish fines

Voted — to except of John Young as Collector for the
Present year by his Giving good and Sufficien bonds at five
& one half pr ct on the dollar

EARLY KECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 336

Eesolved — that in future the Selectmen of the Town of
Manchester are and they hereby are authorized and impowered
to make Such abatements in the Collectors list of taxes, as
they may think propper and reasonabl.

Voted to disolve this meeting

Recorded the 23 of March 1815 by J G Moor, T. Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To Jesee Baker Constable in Manchester Greet-

ing

You are hereby Required in the Name of Said
State to warn all the Quallified voters in Said Town
of Manchester, to meet at their meeting house in said Town
on Monday the Twentieth day of March next ensuing at two
o clock (P. M) on said day; to act on the following articles
(viz)

V^ To Chuse a moderator to Govern s'^ meeting
2°^ to Chuse one man duly Quallified to Represent the
district of Litchfield and Manchester in the General Court
this present year

and make due return of this warrant to our Successors in
office on the day of holding Said Meeting, with your doings
there on

Given under our hand & Seal at Manchester this 27th
day of February, in the year of our Lord, 1815.

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster
John G Moor
Selectmen of Manchester
The foregoing warrant was returned in Common form by
Jesse Baker Constable

According to the foregoing warrant the Inhabitan of Man-
chester & Litchfield met at the meetinghouse in Manchester
and Chose — Dec Thomas Bixby for Moderator and the
Ballots being Cast their was found

for Samuel Moor 104

for Isaac Huse 87

—15

336 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Mr. Moor having a majority was declared to be Elected
Eecorded the 33d day of March 1815 by John G Moor
Town Clerk

Aprile 15th 1815 .... In Compliance with the request
of a Number of petitioners, we have this day Laid out a
highway from adam Dickeys Bridge so Called, near luke
Halls, to Comings Sawmill; in as streight a direction as good
ground will admit of; and agreeable to the grantor reserves
of the original proprietors of the Town of Londonderry.

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster
Ephraim Stevens
Select men Manchester
John G Moor Town Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER.

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346 MANCHESTER HISTOEIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Young Collector in the Town of Manchester, for
the Year. 1815 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire, to Levy and Collect of the several persons named
in this rate Bill, the several Sums affixed to Each of their
Names; and to pay to the Treasurer of the State of New-
hampshire, the Sum of one hundred & four dollars & forty
Cents, on or before the first day of January 1816 and like-
wise to pay to the Treasurer of this. County of Hills borough
the Sum of thirteen dollars & thirty three Cents; on or be-
fore the first day of September Next ensuing . . . and Like-
wise to pay to the Treasurer of this Town of Manchester the
sum of one hundred & Eighty six dollars & forty Cents on
or before the first day of October Next ensuing; and Likewise
the remainder of this List of taxes which is one hundred &
Eighty six dollars & forty cents on or before the first day
of March A D 1816

and you are to follow the rules & regulations of the Law
in Levying & Collecting the same

Given under our hands & Seal at Manchester this 24*'' day
of May 1815

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster

The State tax is $1.04.40
County . . 13.33

Town. . . 372.80

Selectmen of Manchester

$490.53
District No — 1 —

Town

List of Taxes for 1815 &

County

Charles Emerson $ . 70

Nathan Kimbal 1 27

John Emerson 1 69

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Srhool

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Tax

. 40

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. 73

1 10

. 96

1 46

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 347

John Stark 3* 2 50

Amos Kimbal 2.4

Timothy Stevens 1 42

John Stevens - . . .46

Tim° Stevens Ju' 46

G. B Stark 1 53

Gen John Stark 2 62

John Stark Ju Esq 3 98

John Stark 4^*^ 1 73

John Eay 2 83

Jerem* Eay 46

John G Moor 2 33

Job Eowell 2 14

Eliza Stark 14

John Harwood Jur 46

John Howard 46

Wiir Combs 57

Elizab^ Stark 2-^ 6

Jotham Gillis 1 72

Josiah Colley 63

Ebenez'' Stevens 63

Israel Merrill 1 24

Sam^ P Kidder 1 78

John Griffin 81

Andrew French 73

Philip Stevens 2 19

David Haselton 89

Jesse Baker 46

John Harwood 1 52

Daniel Harwood 57

Second School District

Taxes for 1815

Lydia Young 67

Israel Young 46

David Stevens 1 18

Weston & Moor. S Farm 58

1 43

2 15

1 17

1 96

. 81

1 22

. 26

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. 87

1 31

1 50

2 25

2 27

3 41

. 98

1 46

1 62

2 43

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. 40

1 34

1 98

1 23

1 84

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. 48

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. 36

. 56

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. 63

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. 56

. 77

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. 88

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348 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

David Abbot 1 37

Moses Haseltine 3 19

Wm Perham 46

Nathaniel Merril 73

Moses Eoaf 1 86

Amos Eoaf 46

Henry T Smith 76

John Dwinell 1 88

Elisha Q.uimby 2.5

John Hall 1 63

Daniel Hall 93

Daniel Hall Jur ....... 2 43

Richard Hardy 56

Sam^ Hall 2.2

Joseph Young 2 32

Henry Barrit 46

Thomas Hardy 81

John Young 46

Ephraim Stevens 1 03

Ephraim Stevens Jur 1 50

Joseph Farmer 61

James H Saunders 55

Joseph B Hall 84

philip Haseltine 80

Hezekiah Young 2 15

Ezekiel Stevens 1 40

Isaac Stevens 1 37

Ezekiel S Merril 49

Thaddeus Pollard 81

Nathaniel Baker 2 23

Israel Brown 1 25

William White 46

•John G Brown 46

Daniel Koles 46

. 76

1 16

1 25

1 88

. 26

. 40

. 43

. 63

1. 7

1 60

. 26

. 40

. 44

. 67

1 9

1 67

1 17

1 78

. 84

1 41

. 54

. 81

1 33

2 8

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. 49

1 16

1 74

1 33

1 98

. 36

. 40

. 46

. 69

. 86

. 40

. 59

. 88

. 86

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. 58

. 31

. 47

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. 72

. 46

. 69

1 23

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. 80

1 20

. 78

1 16

. 38

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. 69

1 27

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1 6

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EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 349

Third SeW District

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state School

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James Nutt 3 55

Eobert Perham 70

William Perham 1 95

Amos Weston 1 75

Amos Weston 89

John Brown 1 11

John Brown Jur 94

Theophilus Griffin 46

James Grifl&n 1 19

John Kent 53

James Kent 46

Eanos Webster 1 57

David Webster 1 17

Samuel Moor 1 41

Joseph Moor 5 94

Nathaniel Moor 3 85

Stephen Moor 3 33

Elijah A Nutt 1 70

Jesse Jonson 1 18

Jacob Whittemore 1 28

John Boyse 1.9

William Boyse 1.9

Joseph Vickery 46

Jacobe Garvin " 2 28

Joshua Blodget 76

Peter Young 46

Jonas Harvey 5 14

Peter Emerson 2 71

Sarah Perham 89

David Dickey 2 34

John Harvey 73

John Emerson Ju 46

James Young ' , 151

John Perham 82

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1 46

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350 ' MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Fourth Scy District

Town

Taxes for 1815 & state school

County

Isaac Huse $6 49

Jonthan Young 2 69

Samuel Young 46

David Flint 1.4

William Farnum 56

William Perry 82

Richard Perry 59

Samuel Davis 46

ArchaW Gamel 4 81

John Dickey 1 99

Jonathan Haseltine 1 81

William Farmer 2 29

John Webster Ju 1 57

Israel Webster 3 22

Amos Webster 46

David Webster .76

Asa Haseltine Jur 2 71

John Mulk 1 95

Reuben Sawyer 1 47

Asa Sawyer 46

James Farnum ....... .53

Elijah Flint 1 53

Benjmin Corning 1.5

Granderson Morse 96

Gilbert Greeley 1 16

Ebenezr Corning 76

Ezra Corning 46

Luke Hall 96

David Calf 1 60

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William Gamel 82

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861

Fifth School District

Nathan Jonson
Moses Johnson
John Proctor .
Levi Eussell
John Frye . .
Wade Cogswell

jSToneesident

Town

&
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. 46
1 53

1 73

2 34
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William Parker 18

Ezra Kimhall 32

Ruth Kimhall 5

Dearbon Whicher 6

Israel Trask 38

David Seavey 24

Eobert Hall 18

John Dickey Esqr 13

Nathaniel Smith 14

Robert Neismith 5

Richard Dole 12

Robert Bartley 11

Benjm° Leach . . 6

George M*^ Allister 11

Jedediah Morse 18

Kidder & Hall 53

William Hall 18

Adams & Jackson 18

John Watts 18

George Menter 35

Dudley Porter 9

Ruth Porter 9

Hugh Boyes 57

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362 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Jesse Baker Constable in the Town of Manchester
Greeting

You are hereby Eequired in the name of the State of New-
hampshire to warn all the Quallified voters in s^ Town, to
meet at the meeting house on Friday the ninth day of June
next at 4 oClock, P. M. to act on the following articles (viz)

•j^st ijiq Choose a moderator to Govern s*^ Meeting

2'^'^ to see if the Town will Choose a Committe to peti-
tion Legislature of the State to Grant to this Town the ex-
clusive right of the alewife Fisherry in the Great Cohas
Brook so called in s"^ Town, under Such rules and regulations
may be adopted by the Legislature and make due return of
this warrant in due form to us

Isaac Huse
Epraim Stevens

Select men

Manchester May 27**^ 1815

June ninth Met according to notification and Choose
John Frye Moderator

Voted Jotham Gillis Isaac Huse and John Dwinel be a
Committe to Petition the General Court for the above men-
tioned priviledge, and that the petition be fowarded as Soon

as possable

John G Moor T. Clerk

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss
To Jesse Baker Constable in Manchester Greeting
You are here by required in the name of the State of New-
hampshire, to warn all the Quallified voters in Said Town,
to meet at the meetinghouse in s^ Manchester, on Tuesday
the twelvth day of March next ensuing, at ten of the 0. clock
A. M. To act on the following articles (viz)

-j^st r^Q Choose a Moderator to Govern s"^ meeting
2^ To Choose a Town Clerk & Selectmen for the ensuing
year

3*^ to vote by Ballot for State and County officers

EAELY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 353

4^^* To Chuse all the other town officers for the present
year

5*^** To hear & deside on all Town accounts, and such
abatements of Taxes as may applied for

6'^ To see how much money the Town will vote to raise
to repaire the highways the present year

7*^^ To See how much money the Town will vote to raise
for the Towns use the present year

8"^ To see how much money they will vote to raise to
hire preaching this present year

9'^ To See how much money they will vote to raise to
repaire the Meetinghouse

j^Qth r^Q ggg what the Town will vote to give the Soldiers
that were draughted & went into the service in 1814

ll**" To See if the Town will vote to open & repaire the
highway from John Browns to Moses Haseltines

12*^ To See if the Town will vote to oppose the grant of
the right to Lock and Canal the great cohass Brook being
made to certain petitioners

13*^ To See if the Town will vote anex Amos "Weston and
Amos Weston Jr to the 4*^ School district in s*^ Town

14**^ To See if the Town will vote that the People living
below Joseph Moor, Shall have the use of their own School
money for the future & Join Litchfield or otherwise as they
may think proper

15*^^ To hear & deside on all regular motions that may be
made in said meeting

And make due return of this warrant, with your doings to
us, on or before the day of holding s*^ meeting

Given under our hand and Seal at Manchester this 19'^ day
of Feb*^, in the year of our lord 1816

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster

SEAti

Select men

The foregoing warrant was returned in Common form by
Jesse Baker Constable

354 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

At a legal meting of the inhabitants of the Town of Man-
chester, holden agreeabl to the foregoing warrant This
twelvth day of March, 1816, Voted as follows

That Capt John Dwinel be Moderator of said meeting
Voted John G Moor Town Clerk

Voted Isaac Huse John Frye John Stark 4*^ Selectmen for
1816
Votes for State officers

Governor William Pluraer 81 votes

James Sheafe 36 do

Counsellor Benjamin Pierce . . . . 81 do

John Orr 36 do

Senator John Bell 81 do

John Vose 36 do

County officers

Treasurer David Stuart 117 do

Eegister Isaac Brooks 117 do

for Representative Isaac Huse Esqr . . 74 votes
Voted Samuel P Kidder Treasurer, for, 1816 Sworn
Voted John Griffin Constable do Sworn

Voted to raise one dollar on the poll to repair highways the
present year

Phillip Haseltine Sworn Eeuben Sawyer Sworn Naty Moor
John Boice John Harwood Jr Sworn Amos Kimbal Sworn
Peter Young Sworn Israel Brown sworn fish wardens

Charles Emerson John Stark 4th Daniel Hall Samuel Hall
Elisha Quimby Isaac Huse John Harvey Jacob Garvin John
Brown high way Surveyors Sworn

Hog reaves John Harwood Jr David Abbot "William Boyes
Elisha Quimby John Emerson Jur John Mulk Sworn

Corders wood Sam^ Hall Job Rowell Joseph Moor Nathan-
iel Baker Sworn

Surveyors of Lumber Nathaniel Moor Sam' Moor Sam^
P Kidder James Griffin Israel Webster Jonathan Haseltine
Benjamin Corning

Voted Samuel P Kidder Sealer of weights & measures
Voted Jonathan Young Culler of Bricks

EAttLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 355

Voted Elisha Quimby Pound Keeper, also to keep the keyes
of the meetinghouse

Voted to dismis the ninth article

Voted to adjourn this Meeting to Tuesday the 19th day at
one of the Oclock P. M.
1816

March 19*^*^ Met accordind to adjournment

Voted the Selectmen be fence viewers

Voted John Stark Jur John Dwinell Tything men Sworn

Voted to allow Sam^ P Kidder three dollars for his Services

as Treasurer for 1815 $3.00

Voted to allow M"" Baker one dollar for Services as Con-
stable for 1815 1.00

Voted to allow Isaac Huse fifteen dollars & Eight Cent for

Services as Selectman 1815 .' 15.08

Voted to allow M"" Israel Webster Sixteen dollas for Ser-
vices as Selectman for 1815 16.67

Voted to allow Ephraim Stevens Jur. for. do. . . 5.50
Voted to allow John G. Moor for Service as Town Clerk

for 1815 5.00

Voted to raise one hundred dollars to pay Town Charges

the present year 100.00

Voted to dismis the Eight article

Voted to dismis the 10*^^ article but was reconsidered, and
then

Voted to make up ten dollars per month to the draughted
Soldiers in 1814

Voted to dismis the Eleventh article

Voted not to oppose the grant of Locking the Brook pro-
vided the free passage of the fish be Secured in Said grant
Voted to dismis the 13'^'' article
Voted to dismis the 14*^ article

Voted the Selectmen pay M'^ Joseph Farmer according to
agreement & let Mr's Davis go

Voted the Selectmen be a Committee to Settle with the old
Treasurers & mak their report

856 manchester historic collections.

Reipoet of Committed

Your Committee Eeport that they have accompted with
Joseph Moor Treasurer for 1812 and find his accts ballanced
to acent 00 . . 00 that they have accompted with Isaac Huse
Treasurer for the year 1813 and find a ballance due him
from said Town of $00.69

That they have accted with Sam^ P Kidder Treasurer for
1814 & 1815 and find a ballance due the Town of . $00.53

March 19th 1816 .... Signed John Frye

John Stark 4*** Select men

Voted to except the report of s^ Committe

Voted that the papers of the above Several Treasurers be
lodgd with Clerk for Safe Keeping

The Collectorship being put at auction was struck ofE to
lowist bidder

accordingly it was struck off to Jesse Baker at one dnd a
half per cent $00.01^

19^^ March 1816 John G Moor (Town Clerk ^

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State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To Jesse Baker Collector in the Town of Manchester for
the year 1816 Greeting

You are hereby required in the name of the State of Xew-
hampshire, to Levey and collect of the Several persons named
in this Tax bill; the several sums affixed to each of their
names, and to pay to the Treasurer of this State, on, or before
the first day of November next the Sum of ninety two dollars
& Eighty cents .... and Likewise, to pay to the Treasurer
of the County of Hillsborough, the Sum of Forty four dol-
lars & thirty four cents, on or before the first day of Sep-
tember next ensuing .... And Likewise to pay to the
Treasurer of the Town of Manchester, the Sum of one hun-
dred and fifty dollars on or before the first day of November
next, and Like wise to pay to S*^ Treasurer of the Town of
Manchester the Sum of one hundred & forty nine dollars and
Twenty three cents on or before the Seccond Tuesday of

March 1817 And you are to follow the rules and

Eegulations of the Law, in Levying and collecting the Same;

and this Shall be your Sufficient warrant Given

under our hands and Seal at Manchester this ll*'^ day of May
A D 1816

Isaac Huse
John Frye
John Stark 4**'
Select men of Manchester

1^^ School District

state

Charles Emerson 45

Nathan Kimbal 62

John Emerson 87

John Stark 3^ 1 35

Amos Kimbal 15

Timothy Stevens 91

John Stevens 27

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Grardus B Stark 85

Gen^ John Stark 1 39 1

John Stark Esq 1 36 1

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John Eay 1 43 1

Jeremiah Eay 24

Russel Eay 24

John G Moor 18 1

Joh Eowell 1 .. 1

Eliza Stark 6

Eliza Stark 2<^ 6

William Combs 28

Jotham Gillis 27

Sam^ P Kidder 92

James Griffin 96

John Griffin 49

Jesse Baker 40

Ephraim Stevens jr 46

Andrew French 48

John Howard 25

William Cutler 24

Philip Stevens 1 18 1

David Haseltine 35

John Harwood 79

Daniel Harwood 34

John Harwood Jr 36

Israel Young 34

Lydia Young 6

John Atwood 24

Israel Merril 91

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David Stevens 52

David Abbot 94

Benjamin Stevens Ill

Moses Davis 82

24

39

12

85

1

41

42

39

2

31

69

36

2

28

68

78

1

29

39

43

2

37

71

24

39

12

24

39

12

.8

1

80

54

1

67

50

6

9

.3

6

9

3

28

48

16

27

45

19

92

1

53

47

96

1

59

48

49

78

24

40

66

20

46

77

24

48

80

25

25

41

13

24

39

13

18

1

97

59

35

58

17

79

1

32 •

=\, 40

34

57

17

36

60

18

34

57

17

6

9

3

24

39

12

91

1

52

46

52

87

26

94

1

56

47

1

1

68

51

82

1

36

41

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 369

Josiah Colley 53

Ebenezar Stevens 55

Thomas Hardy 52

Joseph Young 1 26 1

Richard Hardy 30

William Hardy 24

James H Saunders 28

Joseph Farmer 50

Daniel Hall 1 47 1

Henry Barret 24

Sam^ Hall 97

Ezekiel Stevens 85

Isaac Stevens 69

Hezekiah Young 1.31

Israel Brown 58

Israel Brown Ju 24

John Gr Brown 24

Nathaniel Baker 1.61

Ezekiel Merril 28

Philip Haseltine 31

Joseph B Hall 47

Henry T Smith 27

John Hall 81

John Dwinell 24

William White 24

Elisha Quimby 1 86 1

Amos Roaf 1.41

Nathaniel Merril 37

Sam^ Porter 28

Moses Haseltine 1 13 1

Moses Merril 24

Ephraim Stevens 27

District N° 3

John Kent 54

John Brown 81

John Brown jur 36

53

89

27

55

93

38

52

87

26

26

2

10

63

30

51

15

24

39

12

28

48

15

50

83

25

47

2

45

74

24

39

12

97

1

62

49

85

1

41

42

69

1

15

35

3

1

71

51

58

96

29

24

39

12

24

39

12

6

1

76

53

28

47

15

31

51

16

47

79

24

27

45

14

81

1

35

41

24

39

12

24

39

12

86

3

11

94

.4

1

73

52

37

62

19

28

50

16

13

1

87

57

24

39

12

27

45

15

54

90

27

81

1

35

42

36

69

18

370

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Jacob Brown 24

Elijah A Nutt 79

Enos Webster 1 25 1

David Webster ju 40

Sam^ Moor 73

Joseph Moor 3 5 3

Nath^ Moor 2 5 2

Theophilis Griffin 24

Jacob Whittemore 68

John Boyes 62

William Boyes 57

Jacob Garvin 1.51

William Whitten
Hazen Davis .
Joshua Blodget
James Nutt
James Nutt jur
William perham
Peter Young .

.... 24

.... 24

.... 47

.... 1 91

.... 24

.... 1 18

.... 24

Jonas Harvey 2 84

John Harvey 97

Peter Emerson 1 40 1

John Emerson jr 24

Sarah Perham 45

David Dickey 1 21 1

John Perham 42

Eobert Perham 24

24
79
25
40
73
5
5
24
68
62
57
.5
24
24
47
1 91
24

1 18
24

2 84
97
40
24
45
21
42
24

39
31
9
66
23

42

39
1 13
1 3

94
1 75

39
" 39

78
3 18

39
1 97

39
i 72
1 63

2 33
39

74

2 1

70

39

12
42
63
20
36
25
3
12
34
31
29
53
12
12
24
96
12
60
12
42
49
77
12
22
60
21
12

District N° 4

Jonathan Young
David Flint .
Grandison Morse
William Perry
Eichard Perry
Josiah Perry .
Amos Weston .
Amos Weston jun

1 32 1 32 2 19 66

24: 24 39 12

72 72 1 20 36

42 42 69 21

32 32 55 17

36 36 60 18

88 88 1 47 44

50 50 82 24

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 371

Isaac Huse 3 41

Samuel Davis 24

Jcsiah Sprague 24

John Haseltine 55

William Gamil 47

William Hogg 24

Luke Hall 35

Ebenezar Corning 37

Ezra Corning 24

John Griffin, Colour 24

Reuben Sawyer 95

Asa Sawyer 24

John Mulluan 24

Daniel Chase 24

Elijah Flint 82

Benjamin Corning 54

Zacheus Greely 24

Gilbert Greeley 1 43

Asa Haseltine jun 1 52

John Haseltine jun 24

David Webster - 42

John Francis 24

Amos Webster 24

John Elkins 24

Israel Webster 1 76

John Webster jur 90

Jonathan Haseltine 95

John Dickey 1 06

Dan^ Harris 60

Archabald Gamil 2 35

Arch^"^ Gamil 25

Thomas Gamil 24

Nathan Johnson 91

John Proctor 79

Levi Russel 97

Wade Cogswell 52

John Frye 1 15

3 41

5

68

1 71

24

39

12

24

39

12

55

92

28

47

78

23

24

39

12

35

59

17

37

62

18

24

39

12

24

39

12

95

1

57

47

24

39

12

24

39

12

24

39

12

82

1

67

42

54

90

27

24

39

12

1 43

2

38

71

1 52

2

55

76

24

39

12

42

69

21

24

39

12

24

39

12

24

39

12

1 76

2

93

88

90

1

50

45

• 95

1

57

47

1 6

1

77

53

60

99

30

2 35

3

93

1 18

25

39

12

24

39

12

91

1

51

45

79

1

32

40

97

1

62

49

52

86

27

1 15

1

92

58

872 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

William Perham ju 27 27 45 14

Nehemiah Porter 31 31 51 15

John Young 24 24 39 12

Stephen Xight ...... 24 24 39 12

Daniel wilson 24 24 39 12

NONEESIDENTS

William Parker 9 9 15 5

Ezra Kimbal 7 7 12 4

Euth Kimbal 3 3 4 2

Dearbon "Whicher 4 4 6 3

Israel Trask 20 20 33 10

David Seavey 13 13 20 7

Robert Hall 9 9 15 5

Nathaniel Smith 8 8 15 4

Nath^ NesMith 3 3 5 2

Eichard Dole 7 7 12 4

Eobert Bartley 6 6 9 3

Benjamin Leach 3 3 5 2

George M'^ allister 6 6 9 3

Jedediah Morse 9 9 15 5

Kidder & Hall 27 27 45 14

William Hall 9 9 15 5

Jacksons Land 9 9 15 5

John Wats 9 9 15 5

George Mentor 18 18 30 9

Dudley Porter 5 5 7 3

Hugh Boyes 42 42 69 3

Pattersons Saw Mill 90 90 1 50 45

Eichard Barker 4 4 6 2

New'ls Land 9 9 15 5

Charles Cox 18 18 30 9

Tim° Dusten 5 5 7 3

Johnson Chase 5 5 7 3

Miltemore & enter 9 9 15 5

Eecorded June 1'* 1816

John G Moor. T. Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 373

State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss

To John Griffin constable in the Town of Manchester
Greeting

You are hereby required in the Xame of the State of Xew-
hampshire. To warn all the quallified voters in Said Town to
meet at the meeting house in said Town, on Monday the 4*^^
day of November next, at one of oclock P M. to act on the
following articles (viz)

first To choose a Moderator to Govern s*^ meeting

2°*^ to vote by ballot for six persons duly Quallified for
Eepresentatives of this State, in the Congress of the Unit
States; and also, for Eight persons, not holding office of
proffit or trust, under the united to be Electors of president
and Vice President of the United States

3*^ to See if the Town will vote to allow the expenc of
John Frye & John Stark 4th in making the necessary de-
fence, in behalf of said Town of Manchester before the Gen-
eral court, at their last session, against the remonstrance of
Samuel Moor in behalf of a large number of the inhabitants
of the Towns of Manchester and Litchfield

4*^ To See if the Town will vote to lay out a road from
John Harewoods, to the road by Moses Davises Barn; and dis-
continue the road from S*^ Harwoods, where it now is, to the
Hall road so called

5^^ To See what the Town will vote to give the Soldiers
that were detacht, and went into the Service in 1814 or pro-
cured Substitutes

6th To See if the Town will vote that the reserve for a
highway between Levi Eussils & John Proctor Shall be Laid
open to the road leading to Lvt Daniel Halls

and make due return of this warrant with your doings
theiron, to us, on or before the day of holding Said meeting

Given under our hands & Seal at Manchester this thirtieth
day of Sept' 1816 Signed

Isaac Huse

John Stark 4^^^

Selectmen of Manchester

John G Moor, Town Clerk

374

MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

The foregoing warrant was returned in common form by
John Griffin, Constable

The Inhabitants met agreeable to notice and

1st Choose John Dwinel Moderator

2°'^ the votes for Eepresentatives for Congress being
Called for &C and the Ballots being counted their ap-

jjcaicu ±ui

Stphen P Webster .

. 5

Josiah Butler . .

. 63

Jeremiah Smith

. 17

John F Parrot

62

Bradbury Cilley

17

Nathaniel Upham .

. 62

William Hale . .

. 17

Clifton Clagget . .

. 58

Parker Noyes . .

. 17

Salma Hale . . .

. 62

Eodger Vose . . .

. 17

Arthur Livermore .

. 55

Jeduthan Wilcox .

. 17

Which votes were declared in open Town meeting
The votes for Electors of President & vice President were
as follows . . for

Thomas Manning
Benjamin Butler
William Badger
Amos Cogswells
Richard H Ayer
Jacob Tuttle
Thomas C Drew
Dan Young

^61

^17

John T Oilman
Nath A Haven
Samuel Hale
Eobert Means
Thomas Bellows
George B Upham
Benjamin J Gilbert
William Webster
Which votes were declared in open Town meting
Voted to allow the account of John Frye & John Stark 4***
for attending the general court

See article 3d in warrant for meeting
Voted To exchange the road from John Harwods house
to the hall road as it now runs; for a road from Said Har-
wood house to Moses Davises Barn; provided the County does
not Call for the other it is understood that Davises district
is to make the road as good as the other now is.
Voted to dismiss the fifth article
Voted to dismiss the Sixth article
Voted to disolve this Meeting
Recorded November 7 1816

John G Moor Town Clerk

MISCELLANY.

BEPORTS, ROADS, LICENSES, MARKS,
ADVERTISEMENTS. ETC,

EARLY EECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 877

The Report of the Committee appointed to settle with the
past Selectmen and Constables. We find that the Selectmen
for the year 1791 Eecived from Constable Gamble £ 3 . . 10
. . 11 in Specie and also 11/3*^ or 12/ in lieu of £ 1 . 10 . . 0
in Indints. Which sums they have not accounted for: And
is due to the Town. Said Money appears to be in Isaac
Huses's hands: Also on settlement with Constable Hall

We find three pounds-seven shillings and four pence due:
For which sum he gave his Note to the Town —

Also— On Settlement with Constable Huse We find: That
he had over pay 'd his Specie Tax: The sum of £ 1 . . 7 . . 0
—To the Town: But there is £ 6 : 9 : 3 in Cirtificates.
and £ 2 : 16 : 11 in Indents due from said Constable to the
Town.

Also on Settlement with Constable Young We find A
Ballance of Thirty Six pounds five Shillings & 2d Due to the
Town.

Also on Settlement with Ensign Daniel Davise ... a
Selectman for the Year 1792 . . We find there is 19 /3d of
Town money in his hands: Which he received from the
State , for the maintainance of Bridget ^Yoods (Which Bill
was £ 9 : 18 : 4^

That he Received for her Maintanance which cost him 4/9
in collecting & 3d he says he forgot to put into the Bill . . .
Being 7/9d Which he demands out of the Towns part: And
we think unreasonable to allow.

Derryfield March lO^A 1794

John Goffe
John Parham
Arch Gamel

Committee
The Town— Dr

To John Perham of the Above Business £ 0 : 10 : 6

Ditto
To John Goffe on the above business 10 : 6

John Goffe gives Credit for 3/6 3:6

Ballance 7

Recorded this 16th day of May 1796

' Sara^ P Kidder T Clerk
Selectmen for 1791 Are Isaac Huse Samuel Moor John
Stark.

378 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint and
Licence Samuel Blodget Esqr or his assistants to Mix and Sell
Speritious Liquor as a Taverner at his Store in Derryfield for
the Term of one year From the first Monday in March 1797

Sam^ Moor
John Goffe
Recorded March 13 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Appoint
and licence Eichard Hardy to Keep a Tavern at his Dwelling
House in Derryfield Untill the First Monday in March 1788

Given Under our hands this Twenty first day of March

1797

Sam" Blodget

Sam" Moor Ju'

Select Men

Recorded March 23 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

We the subscrber Select Men of Derryfield do Hereby
Licence Thomas Cheney to keep a Tavren in Derryfield for
the Term of one Year from the date

John Goff
Sam" Moors Ju'^

Sellect Men
Eecerded April 7*'^ 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

We the Subscriber Selectmen of Derryfield do Hereby

Licence Joseph Moor to Mix & Sell Speritous Liquors for

the Term of one Month From this date

May 17 1797

John Goffe

Samll Moors Ju'

Select Men

Recorded May 17 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 379

We the selectmen of Derryfield do Licence Betsy Hall as
a Tavrnor the Insueing year in Derryfield She Observing
such Eules & Regulations as the Law Directs.

Sam" Blodget
Sam" Moor Ju'

Select Men
Eecorded June 9 1797

John Tufts Town C.

Derryfield June 30 1797
Then Settled with Charles Emerson Collector of Taxes
for the Year 1794 and reed of Him by Orders Receipts and
Abatements three Dollors and Ninty seven Cents in the
whole to the amount of sixty six pounds Fcrteen Shillings
and eight pence it being in full for all his Lists of taxes
Committed to him to Colect and this Receipt shall be your
Discharge in full for the same

John Goffe
Sam" Blodget
Josiah Huse

Towns Comittee
Recorded July 6'^ 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

APVKRTISESMtKKTS

Taken L^p by me the subscriber a paire of shoes; & Buckels
an Ovelround suposed to be silver the owner my have them
by applying to Jo^ Major of Derryfield Ocf 26 1797

Rec*^ Oct' 27 1797

Taken up by me the subscriber on the seventh of July
Ins* in Damage a bay Coulerd Mair. About Fourteen Hands
high. Black Main and Tail. Trots well — suposed to be
four or fiveyears Old — the Owner may have her again by
Applying to me proveing his property and pay Charges

Recived Derrfield July 8*"^ 1797

Richard Hardy
Recorded July 11 1797

John Tufts Town Clerk

880 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Taken in damage a Yearling Stear a Dark Brindle With a
Line Back, two slits in each Ear and a white spot Under
each Eye — The owner May have him him a gain by
paying Costs & Damage by applying to John Hall Derry-
field Oct' 4 1797

Recorded Oct' 6 1797

John Tufts T Clerk

LlCENSBS

Derryfield March the 5 1798

That the publick may be Supplyd We the subscribers do
appoint William Farmer to keep a Tavren in Derryfield in
the House where he now lives: For this Day for this reason
it being uncertain wether Richard Hardy will be supplyd
with Liquors for this purpose — he haveing Dropd the busi-
ness of taverning for some time past

Sam" Blodget
Sam" Moors J'

Sellect Men
Recorded March 5^^ 1798

John Tufts T Clerk

We the subscribers do appoint and Licence William Farmer

to keep a Tavren in Derryfield in the House where he now

lives or has his residence for the Term of one year from the

date hereof

John Goffe

Daniel Davis

Select Men
Recorded Derryfield March the 5**^ 1798

John Tufts T C.

We the subscribers do appoint and Licence Mister John
Stark Jr of Derryfield to keep a Taveren at his House in
Derryfield for the Term of one Year from the Date hereof

John Gofie
Daniel Davis

Select Men
Recorded Derryfield March 5*^ 1798

EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 381

We the subscribers do Recomend John Stark Esquire as a
suitable person to Retale Speriteous Liquors in the Town of
Derryfield

John Goffe
Daniel Davis

Select Men
Recorded March 24 1798

John Tufts T Clerk

We the subscribers do appoint & Licence Th° Cheney
of Derryfield to keep a Tavren at his House from this date
Untill the first Monday of March nxt
Derryfield March 24 1798

John Goffe
Daniel Davis

Select Men
Recorded March 24 1798

We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licence Samuel Blodget Esq' or his Assistants to keep
a Taveren in his House in Derryfield, For the term of one
Year from the First Monday in March 1798

Daniel Davis
John Goffe

Select Men
Recorded April 19 1798

John Tufts Town Clerk

Advertisement

Taken up by Me the subscriber on the thirteenth of June
inst in Damage. A black Gelding Horse suposed to be
about ten years Old a bout Fourteen hands high a star in
his Forehead Trotts short — The owner may have him by
applying to me prooving Property & paying Charges
Derryfield June 18, 1798

Josiah Huse
Recorded June 20 1798

John Tufts T Clerk

882 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COI.LECTIONS.

Came into the Barn of the subscriber four sheep Marked
in the following manner (Viz) a Slit in the Left ear the
right ear Cropt with two slits in the same the owner may
have them gain by applying to Naty Merrel

Derryfield Dec' 2°* 1798

Recorded Dec' 3^ 1798

John Tufts Town Clerk

Licenses.

Derryfield Feby 24 1799
We recomend Ensign Joseph Moors as a suitable person
to keep a Tavren and to sell speritous Liquors for one Year
from the date as a hove

Daniel Davis
John Stark Ju'

Select Men
Recorded Feby 28 1799

John Tufts Town Clerk

Derryfield March 4th 1799

We the subscribers do recommend William Farmer as a

suitable Person to sell Liquor for the term of twentyfour

hours that is Monday the fourth of March

Joseph Moor

Daniel Davis

Select Men
Recorded March 4th 1799

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do hereby
Appoint & Licence Samuel Blodget Esqure or his assistants
to Mix and Sell Spiritous Liquors as a taverner at his Store
in said Derryfield for the term of one year from the first
Mondy in March A D 1799

John Ray
Joseph Moor

Select Men
Recorded March 19th 1799

Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 383

We the Subscribers being Select Men do recommend &
Licence Joseph Burbank to keep a Tavern and Sell Spirit-
ous Liquors, in Derrj^field for the term of one Year from
the first of March 1799

Daniel Davis
Joseph Moor

Select Men
Recorded March the 19th 1799

Samuel Moor J"^ Town Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield hereby ap-
point and Licece William Farmer to keep a Tavern at his
Dwelling House in s*^ Derryfield untill the first Monday of
March next ensuing

Derryfield October 3'^ 1799

Recorded October 3'^ 1799

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk
Reoord of Marks on Sheep and Cattle

Cat Samuel Moors Mark of Sheep is the Near Ear Cropt
that is a piece Cut of of the left Ear
Recorded December 21^ 1799

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Capt John Perhams Mark of Catle & Sheep a piece of the
Right Ear Cut ofi

Recorded June 21** 1799

Sam^ Moor J'' T Clerk

License for 1800

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do hereby
appoint and Licence William Farmer to Mix spiritous Liquors
and sel the same as tayenor for the Term of one Year from
this date

Derryfield March the 3'^ 1800

John Ray
Sam^ Moor J'

Select Men
Recorded March the S'^ 1800

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

384 MANCHESTEE HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint

and Licence Samuel Blodget Esqr or his assistance to Sell

and Eetail Spiritous Liquor at his Store in said Derryfield

for the term of one year from the first Monday in March 1800

John Eay

Sam^ Moor J"^

Select Men
Eecorded March the 3"^ 1800

Sam^ Moor J"" T Clerk

We the Subscribers do hereby appoint and Licence Philip
Heseltine Joiner to keep a tavern In his dwelling house in
Derryfield for the term of one year from March the first
1800

March 10th 1800

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded March the 10th 1800

Sam^ Moor J"^ T. Clerk

We the Subscribers do hereby appoint and Licence Joseph
Moor to keep a tavern in his dwelling house in Derryfield
for the term of one year from the first of March 1800

Sam^ Moor J'
John Eay

Select Men
Eecorded March the 10th 1800

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men do hereby appoint and
Licence Thomas Cheny to keep a Tavern at his dwelling
House in Derryfield till the first day of March in the year
1801

Derryfield April 25th 1800

Eecorded April 25th 1800

Samuel Moor J''
Israel Webster

Select Men

Sam^ Moor J^ T C

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 385

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licence Benjamin F. Stark to mix and sel Spiritous
Liquor at his Store in Derryfield till the first day of March
1801

Derryfield Sep*' 9*^ 1800

John Eay
Isr^ Webster

Select men

Recorded Sept' 20th 1800

S Moor J' T Clerk

Advertisement

Came in to the enclosure of the Subscriber on the first of
November one Weather Sheep marked as follows (Viz) the
right Ear Cropt and, a Cross on the left horn thus X the
Owner may have him again by proving property and paying
Charges to Ezekiel Stevens

Derryfield December 4th 1800

Recorded December the 9th 1800

Saml Moor P T Clerk

Licenses, 1801

Derryfield March the 3'* 1801
we the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Samuel Moor P to sell Spiritous Liquor in the Town of
Derryfield for the term of one year from the date

Israel Webster
Sam^ Moor J'

Select Men

Recorded March the 3'^ 1801

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Derryfield March 3'^ 1801
We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens Philip Hesletine Joiner to sell Spiritous Liquor

386 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

as a taverner at his House in Derryfield till 1st of March
next

Saml Moor Jr
Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded March the 3rd 1801

Samuel Moor Jr T Clerk

Derryfield March the ^^ 1801
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens Joseph Moor to keep a tavern and Sell Spiritous
Liquor at his house in Derryfield for the term of one year
from the date

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded March the 3'<* 1801

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

Advertisements

Found in Goffs falls in Derryfield on the 27th of August
Inst a Small Boat Chain and anchor the owner may have
it by proveing property and paying Charges
Derryfield August 29th 1801

William Hogg
Recorded September 1^ 1801

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

Taken up in damage by the subscrid a Lite yallow Horse
"with a black main and tail and a dark stripe on his back
a small star in his fore head a white stripe on his nose and
a withe a bout his neck suposed to be a bout five years old
the owner may have him a gain by appling and paing Charges
to Ezra Kimbal

Derryfield October the 5^^ 1801

Recorded October the 10th 1801

by Sam^ Moor J^ T Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 387

LlCEI^SES

Derryfield Septr the 1st 1801
We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do here by
approbat and Licens Josiah Huse to Eetail and sell all kinds
of spiritous Liquors near Amoskeag Canall till the first Mon-
day of March next

John Eay
Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded October the 10**^ 1801

Sam* Moor J^ T. Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do hereby
Licens Israel webster to sell spiritous Liquor at his House
in Derryfield till the first of March next
Derryfield September 20^^ 1801

Sam^ Moor P
John Ray

Select Men

Recorded Sept' 20*^ 1801

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens Eliphalet Parker to sell Spiritous Liquor at his
House in Derryfield as (atavernor) from this date till the
first monday in March next

Derryfield 25th of Decmber 1801

John Ray
Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded Decmber the 29th 1801

Sam^ Moor Town Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens John Harvey to keep a tavern and Sell Spirit-

388 IVIANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

ous Liquor at his house in Derryfield from this date to the
first monday in March next

Derryfield January the 26th 1802

Sam^ Moor J'
John Ray

Select Men
Recorded January 26^^ 1802

by Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

LiCENS.

Derryfield December 29th 1801
"We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens William Farmer to Keep a tavern at His house
in Derryfield from this date to the first Monday of March

1802

Sam^ Moor J'

Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded December 29th 1801

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

Licens

Derryfield April 20th 1802
We the Subscribers do Licens Joseph Moor to keep a tav-
ern and Sell Spiritous Liquor at his house in Derryfiel from
April 20th 1802 to March 1803
Recorded April 20th 1802

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Sam^ Moor
John Ray

Select Men

We the subscribers do Licens Sam' Moor J"" to Sell Spirit-
ous Liquor at his house in Derryfield from May the 10th
1802 to March the first 1803
Derryfield May the 10th 1802

Israel Webster
John Ray

Select Men
Recorded May 10th 1802

Sam' Moor J' T Clerk

EARLY BECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 389

EOADS

Derryfield June 30tli 1801
Then Laid out or opened the Highway for the Use and ben-
efit of 8*^ Derryfield and the Publiek from the Bridge or Cos-
way on the north side of wilKam Farmers field to the Road
that Leads from M'' Farmer to Daniel Flails as follows begin-
ing on the Bridge or Cosway runing south 78 degrees East
6 rods thence North 52 degrees East 22 Eods then X 76
degrees East 17 1/5 Eods then South 71 degrees East 10,
rods the Contents of what was taken out of Daniel Halls

Land is 60 Square rods At Easterly end is 45 Links

at Eight angles at Westerly end 31 Links Laid out by us

John Eay
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded July 5*^ 1801

Sam^ Moor Junior Town Clerk

LiCENS

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield Do appoint
and Licens Josiah Huse to mix and Sell Spiritous Liquor
at his Store in Derryfield near Amoskeg falls from the first
of March 1802 to March the first 1803
Derryfield March 1st 1802

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded March 12*^ 1802

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Derryfield March 15th 1802
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens William Farmer to keep a tavern at his house
in Derryfield till the first day of March 1803

Sam^ Moor J*"
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded March 15th 1802

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

390 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Derryfield July stl 1802
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Hezekiah Young to keep a Tavern at his house at the ferry
from this date to the first of March 1803

Sam^ Moor J""
Israel Webster

Select Men
Recorded as a bove

Sam^ Moor P T Clerk

ADVERTISiMBNT

Derryfield June 26th 1805
Broke in to the Inclosour of the Subscriber on June 24th
a young red mare a bout four years old trots all with a
white strip in her forehead one white hind foot the owner
may have the Same by appling to me and paying Charges

John Harwood
Recorded June 26th 1805

Saml Moor J' T Clerk

Advertisement

Came in to the Enclosure of the Subscriber the 26*^ Octo-
ber last a red 2 yearold stear with Sharp horns and crept
tail the owner is Requested to pay charges and take him away

James Whicher
Derryfield November 1802
Recorded November 10'^ 1802

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

Advebtiseimei^t

Came into the enclosure of the Subscriber on Monday the
3'* of this Instant January Year 1803 a Redthreeyear old
Mair Coult with a a white Star in her fore head the owner
may have her again by proving property and paing Carges
Derryfield January 8th 1803

Hezekiah Young
Recorded January 8th 1803

by Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 391

LiCENS

We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do hereby
appoint and Licens Joseph Moor to keep a Tavern and Sell
Spiritous Liquor at his house in Derryfield for the term of
one year from the date hereof
Derryfield March 8th 1803

Sam' Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men

Recorded March 8th 1803

by Sam' Moor J' T Clerk

Derryfield March 14th 1803
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do appoint
and Licens Daniel Hall to mix and Sell Liquor as a taverner
at his House for the term of one day the 14 of March

Sam' Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men
Record March 14th 1803

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

Derrj^field March 14*" 1803
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Major Akin to keep a tavern at his House in Derryfield till
the first Monday of March 1804

Sam' Moor
Israel Webster
John Stark 3"

Select Men
Record March 14th 1803

Sam' Moor J"" Town Clerk

Derryfield 14th 1803
This may certify that Benjamin F Stark is Licensed as a

Taverner for the term one year from the date here of at his

house in Derryfield by ITb the Subscribers

Sam' Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3"

Select Men
Record March 14th 1803

Sam' Moor J T Clerk

392 MANCHESTER HISTOKIC COLLECTIONS.

Derryfield March 14th 1803
We the Subscribers do Licens Sam^ Blodget Esqr to Mix
and Sell Spiritous Liquor in Derryfield for the term of one
jear from the date

Sam^ Moor J""
Israel Webster
John Stark S'^

Select Men
Recorded March 14th 1803

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Propebtt Maeks.

Benjamin F Starks and Edward Eays mark on Logs and
other property is ^ X K and M X A X S

Benj* F Starks Lumber and other property is marked

0 and B F S
Recorded March 14th 1803

Sam^ Moor J Town Clerk

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do hereby
approbate and Licence JoSiah Huse to sell all kinds of Spirit-
ous Liquors at his shop near the Canal in Said Derryfield
by the half pint or Gill or any other quantity for the term
of one year from the date
Derryfield March 8th 1803

Israel Webster
John Stark 3^"^

Select Men
Recorded April first 1803

by Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

Roads

Derryfield March 22^-^ 1803
Then Laid out a Highway for the Use and benefit of said
town from the great Road at the School hous as the Road
now goes to David Heseltines House the Said David Hesel-
tine Said he would give the Land for the Road so far as
it went on him or his Land and we allow John Webster Jr

EAKLT RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 393

one Dollar for Land taken Up by said Eoad Laid out by Us
the Subscribers this 22^<^ Day of March 1803

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3rd

Select Men
Recorded this 23'^ day of March 1803 by

Sam^ Moor P Town Clerk

Licens for Abner Pingrey

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do allow Abner

Pingrey to mix and Sell Stiritous Liquors at his Store in

Derryfield till the first monday of March next ensuing

Derryfield January 14*^^ 1804

Sam^ Moor J'

Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded January 14th 1804 by

Sam^ Moor J^ T Clerk

Derryfield November 14th 1803
Laid out a highway or publick Eoad for the Use of Trav-
ling begining at the high way that goes from Gofs ferry so
called to William Perhams . . . thence a long as the old Eoad
goes to harveys Mill a Crost the Brook at the foot of the
Mill so on said harveys Land by the line fence between Said
Harvey and Peter Emerson to the other Eoad Leading from
Londonderry to Amoskeig Bridge Said Eoad to be 2^ Eods
wide Now the Said Harvey promising to give the Land
taken up by Said Eoad free and Clear of all Incumberance

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded this 15th day of November 1803 by

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

Derryfield June 2^"^ 1803
Laid out an highway for the Benefit of Traveling begin-
ing at the postguide at the Crotch of the Eoad that goes
to Londonderry thence Euning westerly through Capt Per-

394 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

hams field through the gulley on westerly till it Intersex
the old Eoad thence on or near the old Eoad to Deny line
Said Eoad to be three Eoads wide Laid out by us

Sam^ Moor J'
Israel Webster
John Stark 3'<^

Select Men
Eecorded June 10th 1803 by

Sam^ Moor J"" Town Clerk

We the Subscribers Selectmen of Derryfield do hereby ap-
probate and License Josiah Huse to Sell all kinds of Spirit-
ous Liquors at his Shop in said Derryfield by Large or Small
quantities for the term of one year from the date of this

Licens Derryfield March 24th 1804

Witness our hands

Isaac Huse
John Stark 3'^

Select Men
Eecorded April 2"* 1804 by

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk
We the Subscribers do hereby approbate and Licinse Joseph
Moor to Sell all kinds of Spiritous liquers at his house in
Derryfield for the terme of one year from the date of this
Licens

Derryfield April 9th 1804

Sam* Moor J'
John Stark 3^*^

Select Men
Eecorded April 9th 1804

Sam Moor Jr Town Clerk

Derryfield May 1st 1804
This May Certify that Bejamin F Stark is licencd to keep a
tavern for the term of one year from the date

Sam* Moor J'
John Stark 3'<*

Select Men
Eecorded May 20th 1804

by Sam* Moor J' T Clerk

EARLY RECOKDS OF MANCHESTER. 395

Derryfield May 30th 1804
This May Certify that we the Suherihers have Licencd
Abner Pingrey to Sell all kinds of Spiritous Liquor at his
Shop in Derryfield for the term of one year from the date

Sam^ Moor J'
John Stark 3'*

Select Men
Eecorded June 3th 1804 by

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

Derryfield June 4th 1804
We the Subscribers do hereby Licens W™ Vance Eead to
Sell all kinds of Spiritous Liquor at his Store in Derryfield
for the term of one year from the date

Sam' Moor J'
John Stark S'^

Select Men
Recorded Jun 4th 1804

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

We the Subscribers being Select Men of the Town of
Derryfield do hereby Approbate and Licens Benjamin Leslie
to Sell all kinds of Spiritous Liquors at this place of Eesi-
dence in Said Town for the space of four days from the
date given
Under our hands at Derryfield this 9"* day of October 180^

Sam' Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Recorded October 10th 1804

Samuel Moor J' Town Clerk

Derryfield October 10th 1804
We the Subscribers do hereby Licens William Fermer to
keep a Tavern at his hous in Derryfield from this date to
the first Monday of March nest

Sam' Moor J'
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Recorded October 22''' 1804

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

396 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

We the Subcribers being Select Men of Derryfield do
hereby approbate and Licens Benjamin Leslie to Sell all
kinds of Spiritous Liquors at his Eesidence in derryfield
from this date to the first Monday of March next
Derryfield November 5th 1804

Sam^ Moor J''
Isaac Huse
John. Stark 3"*

Select Men

Eecorded November Sith 1804
Derryfield March 15th 1805

Sam^ Moor P T Clerk

We the subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
William Farmer to keep a tavern at his house in Derryfield
the term of one Month from this date

Sam^ Moor J'
Archabel Gammel

Select Men
Eecorded March 15th 1805 by

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk,

Derryfield March 15 1805
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Capt Joseph Moor to keep a Tavern at his house in Derry-
field from this date to the Second tuesday of March 1806

Sam' Moor J'
Archabel Gammel

Select Men
Eecorded March 15th 1805 by

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk
Farm Lease.

This Indenture made the ninteenth day of February A D
1805 by and between Joseph Farmer J' of Derryfield in the
County of Hillsboro & State of Newhampshire Husbandman
on the one part and Joseph Farmer of Derryfield County
and State aforesaid Husbandman on the other part witnesseth
that the said Joseph Farmer J' for the Consideration here-
after mentioned hath demised Granted and to farm letten

EARLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER, 397

and doth by these preasents hereby demise grant and to
farm lettain the said Joseph Farmer his heirs Executors
administrators and assigns one half of a Certain farm situate
and lying in said Derryfield near the meetinghouse and
is known by the name of the Hall allias Widow Hills
to gether with one half of all the buildings privileges
&c to the same belonging to have and to hold the said de-
mised premises with their appurtenances for and during the
term of three Years from the day of the date hereof fully
to be Completen and ended , . . and the said Joseph Farmer
for himself his heirs executors and administrators doth
Covenant and a gree to & with the said Joseph Farmer Jun-
ior to pay him twenty Dollars per year for the use of the
said granted premises for and during the said term of three
years which sum is to be paid at the Expiration of each year
. . . and the parties a afore said for themselves respectively
each with the other and their respective heirs executors and
administrators do further covenant and a gree as follows
. . . the said Joseph Farmer shall have and be put in peace-
able possession of the said granted premises on the day of
the date here of & the said Joseph Farmer Junior likewise
at the day of the Expiration hereof in witness where of I
have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year a hove
mentioned

attest John Joseph Farmer Junior

attest John Stark 3'^

Samuel P Kidder

Eecorded March 16th 1805 by

Samuel Moor J"" Town Clerk

Derry field April 5th 1805
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do License
Benjamin F Stark to keep a tavern at his house in Derry-
field from this date to the first tusday of March 1806

Sam^ Moor J'
Edward Eay

Select Men
Eecorded April 6th 1805 by

Sam^ Moor J^ Town Clerk

SEAL

398 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Benjamin Leslie to keep a tavern at the House of M"" Farmers
in Derryfield from this date to Second Tusday of March next
Derryfield 37 April 1805

Sam^ Moor J'
Arch* Gammell

Select Men
Recorded April 27th 1805

Sam^ Moor Jr Town Clerk

We the Subscribers do Licens Abner Pingrey to Sell Spirit-
ous Liquors at his Shop in Derryfield by the small or quan-
tity from this date to the first of March next
Derryfield June 26th, 1805

Sam^ Moor P
Edward Eay

Select Men
Recorded June 27th 1805 by

Sam^ Moor J' T Clerk

We The Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Matthew Eead to Sell Spiritous Liquors at his House till
the second Tusday of March 1806
Derryfield October 12th 1805

Sam' Moor J'
Arch* Gammel

Selet Men
Recorded October 12th 1805

Sam' Moor J' Town Clerk

Derryfield April 10th 1806
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do approbate
and Licens Benjamin F Stark to keep a tavern at his house
in Derryfield from this date to the Second tusday of March
next

Sam' Moor J'
Edward Eay
Amos Weston

Select Men

Recorded April 11th 1806 by

Sam' Moor J' T Clerk

EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 399

Derryfield April 27tli 1806
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do approbate
and Lieens John G Moor to keep a tavern at his house in
Derryfield from this date to the Second tusday of March

next

Sam^ Moor J'
Edward Eay

Select Men
Recorded April 27th 1806 by

Samuel Moor Jr Town Clerk

Licenses.

Derryfield May 27th 1808
We The Subscribers do Lieens Joseph Moor to keep a tav-
ern at his house in Derryfield from this date to the Second

tusday in March 1809

Saml Moor Jr
Saml Hall

Select Men
Recorded May 27th 1808

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

Derryfield June 29th 1808
Wi the Subscribers do Lieens Stickney to Sell all

kinds of Spiritous liquors by the Small or mixed at his house
in Derryfield from this date to Second tusday of day of

March next

Amos Weston

Sam^ Hall

Select Men
Recorded June 29th 1808

Saml Moor J Town Clerk

Derryfield Setemr 29th 1808
We the Subscribers do Lieens David Calfe to keep a tavern
at his dwelling house in Derryfield from this date to the

Second tusday of March next

Saml Moor Jr
Amos Weston

Select Men
Recorded September 29th 1808 by

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

400 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Derryfield July 10th 1809
We the Subscribers do Licens David Calfe to keep a tavern
at his dwelling house in Derryfield from this date to the
Second Tusday of March next
Recorded July 13th 1809 by

Saml Moor Jr.
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Saml Moor Jr. T Clerk

Derryfield July 19th 1809
We the Subscribers do Licens Joseph Moor to keep a Tav-
ern and Selill Spiritous Liquor at his house in Derryfield from
this date to the Second tusday of March next

Saml Moor Jr
John Stark 2rd

Select Men
Recorder July 20th 1809

SMoor T Clerk

Derryfield October 10th 1809
Then Laid out a Road or Highway from Lev Russels by
marked trees or as near to said marked trees as good Ground
admits to Jessey Underbills Said Road to be three rods
wide and to goe on the South sid of the great Rock at the
little brook

Sam^ Moor Jr
John Stark Esq
Isaac Huse

Select Men
The above was recorded October 11th 1809 by

Samuel Moor Jr Town Clerk

Derryfield March 13th 1810
We the Subscribers Select Men of Derryfield do Licens
Capt Joseph Moor to keep a Tavern at his house in Derry-
field from this date to Second tusday of March 1811

Saml Moor Jr
Thomas Stickney
Isaac Huse

Select Men
The a hove Licens Recorded April 9*'' 1810 by

Saml Moor Jr Town Clerk

EAKLY RECORDS OF MANCHESTER. 401

Manchester October 29tli 1810
we the Subscribers do hereby Approbate & Licens Capt
John Dwinnell to keep a publick inn or tavern in Said Man-
chester from the a hove date up to and includin the Second
tusday of March next Insuing

Thomas Stickney

Isaac Huse

Select Men
Recorded November 21th 1810 by

Sam^ Moor P Town Clerk

Manchester, November 19th 1810
We the Subscribers Select Men of the Town of Manches-
ter do approve of and Licence Mr James Patterson as a Re-
tailor of Spiritous Liquors for the term of one Year from
the Thirteenth day of March last

Thomas Stickney
Isaac Huse

Select Men
Recorded November 23'"^ 1810

Sam^ Moor J' Town Clerk

March 12''^ 1811
Thomas Stickney was licensed to Keep a Tavern and Retail
spirits in his House & Store for one year from the above date

March 12^^* 1811
Capt John Dwinnel was licensed to Keep a Tavern for one
year from the above date

March 12''» 1811
John G Moor had license to Keep a Tavern for one year
from the above date

Certifyed by

John Stark Jr T Clerk

May l?*** 1811
James Patterson had licens to Keep a Tavern at his House
in Manchester untill the second Tuesday of March next
Certifyed by John Stark Jr T C

402 MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

Take Care of your old horse

Broke in to the inclosure of the subscriber on sundy
morning the 28**^ of July a dark red mare with a "black mane
tail, is about six years old natural trotter The owner is
requested to pay Charges and take her away
Manchester August 1** 1811

John G Moore
Recorded August T* 1811

John Stark Jr T C

Manchester Mar lO^'* 1812
We do license Joseph Moor to keep a tavern at bis house in
Manchester for the term of one year from the above date

John Stark J'
John Dickey

Select men
Recorded March 25*^ 1812 by Isaac Huse T Clerk

Manchester march 10th 1812
"We appoint and license John Dwinnell to keep a tavern
at his house in Said Manchester for the term of one year from
the above date

John Stark Jr
John Dickey
Select men of manchester
Recorded March 25th 1812 by Isaac Huse T Clerk

Manchester March 17th 1813
We the subscribers do approbate & License Joseph Moor
to keep a tavern at his house in Manchester from this date
to the second tuesday of march A D 1814

Samuel Moor
Job Eowell

Select men

EARLY EECOEDS OF MANCHESTER. 403

"We the Subscribers Select men of Manchester do approbate
and License M^ Thomas Stickney to Retail Spiritous Liquors
in his house and store for one year
Manchester March 23d 1813

Job rowell
Samuel Moor
John Dickey

Select men

Recorded March 23 1813

Isaac Huse T Clerk

Manchester March 23d 1813
We the subscribers do agree to and License Capt John
Dwinell to Keep a Tavern at his house in Manchester from
this date to the second tuesday of March 1814

Samuel Moor
Job Rowel
John Dickey

Select men
Notice

came into the inclosure of the subscriber on the 27*'* in-
stant a likely Black Mare with no particular marks about her
She is a trotter & is supposed to be Eight or Nine years old
The owner is Reqested to pay charges and take her away

John Stark 3"*
Manchester May 29*'* 1813

Isaac Huse T — Clerk

Notice

came into the inclosure of John Dwinnells on the on the
second day of August instant a Brown Horse with no par-
ticular mark about him he is a trotter and is supposed to be
twelve or fourteen years old the owner is Requested to pay
charges and take him away

Manchester August 4th 1813

Elisha Quimby

Manchester August 4*'* 1813
We the Subscribers do appoint and License John Hall to
keep a public House and to Retail Spiritous Liquors in

4;0-l MANCHESTER HISTORIC COLLECTIONS.

such quantities as he may think fit untill the second tuesday

of March Next

Job Eowell
John Dickey
Select men of Manchester

LlOENS

We the Subscribers do approbate & licens Joseph Moor
to keep a tavern at his house in Manchester from this date
to the Second Tusday of March next
Manchester August 29th 1814

J G Moor
Israel Webster

Select Men
Eecorded September 8th 1814

Sam^ Moor T Clerk

We the Subscribers do hereby appobate & Licence Joseph
Moor to keep a public Tavern at his dwelling house in Man-
chester; for the term of one year from the Second Tuesday
of March 1815
Aprile 7^M815

Isaac Huse
Israel Webster

Select men

INDEX.

INDEX OF NAMES OF PERSONS.

It Is not claimed that the following Personal Index is free from errors, as the
compiler has found it impossible always to separate certain names from others, and
to place all persons just where they belong. This has been mainly due to the loose
manner of using the term"' Junior," where two or more generations bore the same
patronymic. In the majority of cases the son ceased to retain the suftix that
was in reality a part of his name, and which some law should compel a son to retain
during life. The places where mistakes have most likely occurred have been with
the Halls and Haseltines. There is likely a mix-up with Philip Haseltine, Jr., and
Joiner. It is believed the Starks have been given proper relations. The spelling
of names without rule or license has also given cause for confusion.— Editok.

A Atherton, Charles H., 329

Atwood, Jacob, 120, 123, 134

John, 365, 368

Aver, Eichard H., 329 (2), 374

Abbott

, or Abet, David, 116,

117,

122, 130, 139, 144,

146,

150, 158-164, 168,

174,

187, 192, 197, 207,

216,

223, 227, 232, 233,

241,

246, 258, 266, 275,

299,

306, 317, 325, 333,

339,

348, 369,

, 368

David, Jr.,

354

Adams

, David, 77, 99, 170,

193,

200, 208, 218, 229,

240,

245, 260, 266,

, 358

John, 278, 286, 308,

328

Paul, 208, 218, 226,

231,
242

Eobert,

308

William, 221, 236

(2),

253, 270,

292

Adams

& Eedford, 280, 285,

300

Alcock

, Eobert, Esq., 88, 127,

, 201

Aldridge, George,

127

Alexan

der, William,

304

Aiken,

James,

159

Major Jonathan 92,

94,

101. 106, 115 (2),

122,

132, 145, 147, 163,

165]

167, 175,

391

Peter, 193

, 198

Allen,

Amasa, 211,

287

Amey,

Thomas,

44

Annis,

David,

85

Isaac, 165, 167.

, 173

Arvvin,

Alexander, 126 (2),

158,

161, 170

, 297

James, 94, 101, 106,

115,

122, 133, 145, 149,

155,

192, 196, 204

: (2)

B

22 32

374

Babson, Isaac,

Badger, William,

Baker, Jesse, 208, 217, 222, 225,
230, 233, 240, 249, 254,
257, 267, 276, 284, 298,
307, 310, 321, 327, 329,
331, 332, 335 (2), 338,
347, 352 (2), 353, 356,
358, 367, 368
Nathaniel, 25, 27 (2), 33,
35, 47, 52 (2), 53, 60, 69,
77 (2), 78, 80, 88, 94, 98,
99, 102, 104, 114 (2),
120, 121, 130, 145, 148,
155, 162, 163, 165, 168,
173, 193, 195, 203, 207,
217, 225, 230, 233 (2),
236, 239, 249, 2.54, 261,
266, 276, 284, 291, 292,
299, 302, 305, 307, 315,
324, 33.3, 334, 340, 348,
354, 355, 360, 369

Barker, Nathaniel, 315, 324

Eichard, 365, 372

Barrett, Henry, 315, 324, 333,

343, 348, 359, 369

John, 315, 324

Bartlett, Ezra. Esq., 125

Levi, 127

Bartley, Dr., ■'^07

Eobert, 170, 218, 226,

231, 242, 262, 267, 281,

407

408

INDEX.

Bartley, Eobert, 286, 308, 321,

327, 345, 351, 365, 372

Batchelder, Joseph, 180

Bedell, Moody, 85

Bell, John, 208, 217, 226, 231, 242,

262, 268, 280, 286, 302, 305,

309, 354

Samuel, 202, 211

Bellows, Thomas, 374

Betton, Silas, Esq., 85, 125

Bixby, Thomas, 219, 335

William, 83

Black, James, 26, 31, 37, 43, 47,

57, 58, 69, 79, 80, 88, 94, 102,

104, 112, 121 (2), 130, 144,

147, 152, 170

Blaisdell, David, 210, 252, 253

Blake, Hezekiah, 17Q

Blodget, Nathaniel, 169, 172, 193,

195, 206, 213, 233

Jesse, 98, 101, 106, 112,

114, 124, 131

Joshua, 27, 33, 35, 52, 58

62, 71, 77, 81, 98, 101,

106, 114, 124, 132, 145,

148, 154, 165, 167, 173,

193, 195, 225, 230, 260,

266, 277, 284, 296, 304,

309, 316, 325, 342, 349,

361, 370

Hon. Samuel, 20, 22, 30,

37, 44, 49, 57, 61, 69,

74, 81, 84, 97, 102, 104,

119, 123, 128, 144, 14G,

151, 163, 169, 177, 183

(2), 184, 190, 199;'

heirs, 207, 217, 378,

379 (2), 380, 381, 382,

384, 392

Capt. William, 44, 49,

54, 60, 70, 74, 81, 97,

102, 104, 112, 119, 123,

128, 139 (2), 140, 143,

144, 145, 151, 160 (2),

163, 169, 177, 190, 199,

208, 217, 225, 230

Blood, Nathaniel, 226, 231, 242

Boice, John, 354

Boyes, Hugh, of Londonderry,

242, 262, 268, 278, 286,

308, 319, 326, 345, 351,

366, 372

John, 296, 304, 311. 316,

325, 341, 349, 361, 370

Boyes, William, 225, 230, 239,

248, 261, 266, 296, 304,

309, 311, 316, 325, 333,

341, 349, 354, 361, 370

Bradby or Bradbury, Benjamin

F., 241, 247

Brooks, Isaac, 88, 139, 160, 186,

221, 236, 270, 292, 310, 332, 354

Brown, Israel, 187, 191, 199, 205,

214, 225, 229, 233 (2),

240, 249, 261, 266, 276,

284, 292, 299, 305, 318,

325, 340, 348, 354, 360,

369

Israel, Jr., 360, 369

Jacob, 360, 370

John, 25, 26, 29, 36, 47,

49, 50, 54, 60, 69, 77-79,

80, 94 (2), 99, 100, 109,

119, 120, 141, 162, 163,

193, 195, 207, 217, 225,

229, 233, 240, 249, 261,

266, 284, 292, 296, 304,

309, 315, 324, 328, 331,

333, 341, 349, 361, 369

John, Jr., 296, 307, 315,

324, 341, 349, 361, 369

John G., 299, 305, 311,

319, 326, 340, 348, 353,

354, 360, 369

Buckley, John, 192, 194, 259, 265,

275, 283, 292, 298, 306

Burbank, Joseph, 26, 29, 37, 383

Butler, Benjamin, 374

Josiah, 287, 329, 374

Calef or Calf, David, 203, 205, 215,

221, 224, 234, 237 (2), 239,

248, 259, 265, 278, 285, 300,

305, 319, 326, 343, 350, 399, 400

Carlton, Peter, 178

Cayes or Keyes, Jeduthan, 119

Caying or Coying, Samuel, 121

(2), 130

Chamberlain, John C, 210

Chandler, Thomas, 276, 310, 332

Chase, B. Pike, 64

Daniel, 363, 371

Lt. Francis, 135, 136

Johnson, 366, 372

Samuel, 83, 170, 193, 200,

208, 218, 219, 226, 231

INDEX.

409

Chase, Simeon, 219 (2)

Stephen, Esq., 85, 137 (2),

ISO

Cheney, Thomas, 24, 25, 31, 36,

51 (2), 55, 60, 71, 75,

76, 81, 378, 381, 3S4

Choate, Aaron, 157 (2)

William, 86

Cilley, Bradbury, 287, 329, 374

Claggett, Clifton, Esq., 41, 83, 85,

160, 186, 221, 329, 374

Clark or Clerk, James, 207, 217,

224 237

Coggswell, Thomas, 85, 125

Wade, 207, 216, 222,

224, 234, 250, 258,

267, 280, 285, 300,

307, 320, 327, 344,

351, 365, 371

Cogsdell , 170, 193, 200, 240

Cogswell, Amos, 374

Colburn, Jonathan, 201

Colby, Richard, 167, 172, 193, 195

Thomas, 310, 332

Colley, Josiah, 347, 359, 369

Coombs, Theodore, 22, 29, 37, 43,

47, 57, 61

Wm., 240, 250, 257, 265,

275, 283, 301, 307, 311

(2), 314, 324, 338, 347,

358, 368

Corning, Benjamin, 170, 208, 218,

226, 231, 242, 262, 268,

280, 286, 307, 319, 326,

343, 350, 354, 363, 371

George, 182

Ebenezer, 24, 25, 29, 37,

43, 44, 51 (2), 57, 61,

66, 68, 75, 76, 80, 93,

94, 101, 108, 115 (2),

122, 133, 145, 147, 153,

163, 165, 167, 175, 187,

192, 196, 206, 212, 224,

234, 239, 248, 254, 260,

266, 279, 285, 290, 301,

305, 319, 326, 343, 350,

363, 371

Ezra, 311, 321, 326, 343,

350, 363

Cox, Charles, 366, 372

Cross, Levi, 83 (2)

Cutter, William, 258

Cuttler, William, 368

Cutts, Charles, 210

Dame, Eichard, 287

Darling, Abel, 312

John, 190

Davis, Lieut. Daniel, 19, 21, 27,

29, 36, 50, 54, 60, 182, 183

(3), 252, 377, 380 (2), 381

(3), 382 (2), 383

Joseph, 52, 57, 62, 71, 77,

144, 146, 151, 163, 169,

177, 191, 199

Hazen, 361, 370

Joshua, 163, 169, 177

Moses, 191, 197, 203 (2),

206, 213, 225, 229, 240,

249, 261, 266, 368, 369,

373, 374
Mrs., 354

Samuel, 205, 215, 224, 240,

250, 259, 265, 280, 285,
299, 305, 321, 342, 350,

371

Stephen, 65, 70, 74, 81,

97, 103, 105

Dearborn, Richard, 269

Demerit, Moses, 360

Densmore or Dinsmore, Samuel,

244, 287

Dickey, Adam, 336

David, 43, 50, 53, 60, 68,

78, 80, 99, 103, 108, 112,

119-121, 129, 140 (2),

143, 147, 153, 163, 165,

169, 172, 191, 195, 206,

211, 221, 225, 229, 233,

235, 23G, 240, 245, 254,

260, 265, 271, 278, 285,

297, 304, 311, 318, 326,

342, 349, 362, 370

John, 24, 31, 35, 51, 55,

60, 72, 79, 81, 85, 86, 98,

102, 107, 118, 123, 134,

145, 154, 157, 161, 162,

164, 169, 172, 191, 197,

200, 206, 213, 218, 224,

226, 231, 234, 239, 242,

248, 258, 262, 267, 268,

270 (2), 271, 279, 280,

282, 285, 288 (2), 289,

292, 293, 295, 301, 303,

305, 308, 311, 312, 320,

326, 327, 333, 343, 350,

364, 371, 402 (2), 403

(2), 404

410

INDEX.

Dickey, John, Esq., London-
derry, 170, 193, 321, 344
John, Jr., 24, 31, 36, 51,

55, 61, 72, 79, 81, 98,
102, 107, 118, 123, 134,
140, 145, 154, 164, 166,
169, 171, 172, 191, 197,
202, 203, 204 (2), 213,

285, 351

Samuel, 201, 289, 327, 363

William, 27, 29, 36

Dole, Capt. Eichard, 27, 30, 37,

52, 58, 62, 70, 77, 81, 99, 101,

109, 115, 121, 129, 145, 149,

156, 165, 170, 193, 200, 208,

217, 226, 231, 242, 262, 267,

280, 286, 308, 321, 327, 344,

351, 365, 372

Drew, Thomas C, 374

Durrell, Daniel M., 210

Dustin, David, 31, 36

Timothy, 24, 32, 36, 51,

56, 70, 79, 81, 98, 101,
105, 118, "123, 131, 145,
147, 152, 159, 164 (2),
168, 192, 196, 207, 215,
224, 232, 233, 239, 247,
257, 267, 271, 276, 283,

298, 306, 366, 372
Dwinnell, Capt. John, 254, 259,
265, 272, 273, 276, 283, 287,
291, 293 (2), 298, 306, 313, 317,
325, 330, 332, 339, 348, 352,
354, 355, 360, 369, 374, 400-
402, 403 (2)

E

Elkine, John, 364, 371

Ellis, Caleb, Esq., 125, 288

Emerson, Charles, 27, 29, 37, 45

(2), 50, 58, 62, 68, 78,

80, 223, 228, 337, 346,

354, 357, 367, 379

James, 22, 32, 35, 49

(2), 57, 61, 69, 76, 81

John, 253, 256, 254,

275, 283, 302, 306, 314,

316, 323, 325, 337, 346,

354, 357, 367

John, Jr., 342, 349, 362,

370

Joseph, 93, 107, 117,

123, 128. 143, 148,

153, 159, 163 (2), 168,

Emerson, Joseph, 176, 190, 198,
205, 215, 226, 231,
233, 242
Peter, 19, 27, 31, 35, 50,
58, 62, 65, 68, 77, 78,
80, 99, 103, 108, 112
(2), 120, 121, 129, 143,
147, 152, 165, 167, 175,
191, 195, 206, 211, 225,
229, 233, 237 (2), 238,

240, 245, 260, 266, 278,
284, 292, 297, 304, 318,
326, 342, 349, 362, 370,

393
Widow, 205, 222, 227,

241, 245, 254, 264, 274,

282

Farley, Joseph, 317, 325

Farmer, Dorcas, 224, 232, 239, 247

John, 397

Joseph, 14i5, 149, 155,

164, 167, 182, 192, 194,

215, 253, 265, 271, 301,

317, 325, 340, 348. 355,

359, 369, 396, 397 (4)

Joseph, Jr., 23 (2), 28,

36, 43, 48 (2), 56, 61,

70, 75, 81, 91, 103, 105,

145, 149, 155, 176, 192,

194, 205, 235, 259, 277,

284, 306, 396 (2), 397

(2)

William, 20, 2-i, 28, 36,

51, 56, 61, 66 (2), 73,

79, 81, 87, 91, 92 (2),

97, 98, 101, 105, 112,

113 (2), 118 (2), 124,

131, 140, 145, 147, 152,

164, 168, 174, 182 (2),

192, 207, 215, 224, 234,

236, 239, 248, 253. 257,

267, 279, 285, 290, 297,

305, 320, 327, 343, 350,

380 (2), 382, 383 (2),

388 (2), 389 (3), 395,

396, 398

Farnum, James. 258, 267, 279,

285, 293, 300, 305, 319,

326, 343, 350

Stephen, 258, 267, 290

William, 297, 305, 318,

342, 350

INDEX.

411

Farrah, Timothy, 127, 160, 211,

288

Fisher, John, 289

Flanders, Stephen, 94, 101, 106

Fling-, William, 206, 224, 23-4

Flint, David H., 20, 27, 28, 36,

43, 44, 46, 49, 50, 53, 59,

70, 78, 81, 88, 99, 103, 108,

122, 133, 143, 147, 152,

158, 160, 163, 165, 167,

175, 186, 187, 188 (2), 189,

191, 195, 202, 204, 206,

212, 224, 234 (2), 235,

240, 249, 254, 260, 265,

270, 272, 279, 285, 293,

294, 300, 305, 318, 342,

350, 362, 370

Elijah, 50, 53, 59, 68, 78,

80, 99, 103, 108, 319, 326,

343, 350, 363

Francis, John, 364, 371

Franklin, Jonathan, 211, 288

Ford, James, 262

John, Chelmsford, 170,

267, 281, 286, 308, 321, 327

French, Andrew, 257, 265, 275,

283, 301, 307, 314, 324,

332, 338, 347, 358, 368

Frederick, 20 (2), 43

Frye, John, 320, 327, 344, 351, 352,

354, 356, 365, 367, 371, 373, 374

C?.mble, Ann or Anna, 55, 60, 68,

79, 80, 103, 108, 124

131

Archibald, 19, 21, 24, 31,

36, 51, 55, GO, 68, 79,

80, 88, 98, 103, 107, 118,
123, 131, 137, 139, 143,
145, 149, 155, 157 (2),
162, 169, 172, 187, 191,
198, 207, 215, 224, 234,
239, 248, 253, 257, 267,
279, 285, 292, 298, 305,
320, 326, 343, 350, 364,
371, 377, 396 (2), 398

(2)

or Gammel, Archibald,

Jr., 364, 371

Thomas, 364, 371

"William, 24, 30, 37, 70,

81, 98, 103, 108, 118,
123, 131, 145, 149, 155,

Gamble, William, 159, 167, 173,

192, 197, 207, 217, 239,

248, 260, 266, 279, 285,

290, 301, 305, 319, 326,

344, 350, 363, 371

Gardner, Francis, 178, 210

Garlin, John, 159, 163, 169, 177,

199, 204

Garvin, Jacob, 68, 77, 80, 88,

98, 101, 106, 114, 124,

131, 145, 148, 154, 165,

169, 172, 193, 195, 206,

213, 221, 225, 230, 233,

239, 248, 253, 261, 266,

277, 284, 296, 304, 316,
324, 341, 349, 354, 361,

370

John, 145, 148, 154, 159

(2),;165, 167, 172, 191,

197, 207, 217

Gilbert, Benjamin J., 274

Giles, Benjamin, 120, 121, 129,

141, 143, 147, 153, 163, 165,

167, 172, 187, 196, 203, 206,

212, 224

Gillis, Jotham, 315, 324, 333 (2),

338, 347, 352, 358, 368

Gilman, John Taylor, 20, 43, 66,

88, 112, 139, 270, 292,

310, 332, 374

Jacob, 180

Goddard, John, 288

John, Esq., 127, 211

Goffe, Capt. John, 44, 45 (2), 179,

ISO, 182 (3), 377 (3), 378

(3), 380, 381 (3)

John Jr., 179

Gordon, William, Esq., 39

Gorman, James, 179

Griffin, James, 165, 167, 173, 191,

197, 208, 217, 221 (2),

222, 225, 230, 233, 241,

246, 297, 304, 321, 327,

341, 354, 358, 368.

John, Black, 259, 265, 279,

285, 306, 326, 363, 371

John, 25, 29, 50, 53, 59,

68, 78, 80, 94, 101, 106,

115 (2), 122, 133, 145,

147, 153, 165, 167, 176,

192, 196, 206, 212, 224,

234, 239, 248, 260, 266,

278, 285, 290, 297, 305,

412

INDEX.

Griffin, John, 306, 311 (2), 316,

319, 325, 338, 347, 354,

358, 368, 373, 374

place, 261

Lt. Theophilus, 27, 35, 52,

53, 59, 66, 69, 77, 80, 98,

102,104,112, 114 (2), 121,

145, 148, 155, 165, 170,

172, 191, 197, 206, 213,

225, 230, 239, 249, 262,

266, 277, 284, 296, 304,

315, 324, 341, 349, 361,

370

Thomas, 19 (2), 24, 25,

26, 31, 35, 49, 50, 51, 55,

60

Greeley, Gilbert, 319, 326, 343,

350, 363, 371

Philip, 139

Zacheus, 363, 371

Hale, John, 276, 284

Salma, 374

Samuel, 211, 288, 374

William, 127, 210, 244, 251,

253, 287, 329

Hall, Benjamin, 64

Betsey, 379

Lieut. Daniel, 19, 21, 23, 28,

36, 48, 56, 61. 62, 73, 75,

82, 89, 95, 101, 105, 114,

117, 122, 131, 140, 144, 147,

152, 160, 161 (3), 163, 164,

168. 174. 178, 188, 192, 194,

204, 205, 215, 221, 223, 228,
232, 233, 237, 239, 241, 247,
254, 259, 265, 275, 283, 297,

305, 317, 325, 334, 339, 348,
354, 359, 369, 377, 389

Daniel, Jr., 73, 75, 82. 95,
101, 105, 112 (2). 116, 117,
121, 131, 139, 144, 147, 152,
164, 167, 175, 187, 191, 197,

205, 215, 223, 228, 232, 237,
247, 259, 265, 275, 283, 299,

306, 310, 318, 325, 339, 349
Elijah, 270
John, 23, 24, 30, 37, 51, 56,

61, 71, 76, 81, 95, 101, 109,
117, 123, 130, 140, 144, 148.
155, 164, 168, 174, 178, 181
(2), 182 (2), 183, 191, 198,
220, 224, 228, 232, 233, 235,

Hall, John, 239, 247, 252, 259, 265,

270, 276, 283, 295, 297, 306,

311, 317, 325, 332, 339, 348,

360, 369, 380, 403

John, Jr., 23, 30, 37, 48, 56,

61, 73, 75-82, 95, 101, 105,

117, 122, 131, 144, 147, 153,

223, 228, 232, 241, 247

Joseph B., 224, 232, 241, 247,

253, 254, 261, 266, 276, 284,

297, 306, 318, 325, 340, 348

360, 369

Luke, 261, 266, 279, 285, 290,

297, 304, 319, 326, 336, 343,

350, 363, 371

Obed, 244, 252

Eobert, 164, 167, 175, 191,

198, 205, 215, 222, 223,
228, 233, 236, 241, 247, 321,

327, 345, 351, 365, 372
Samuel, 23, 30, 37, 43, 48,
54, 60, 71, 75, 81, 95, 102,
104, 112, 113, 117, 122, 131,
135, 139 (3), 140, 144, 147,
153, 157, 159 (3), 162, 164
(2), 168, 173, 186, 187, 191,

199, 202, 203, 206, 209 (2),
210, 213, 220, 221, 222, 223,
228, 232, 233, 236 (3), 239,
249, 254, 261, 266, 271, 276,
284, 292, 299, 305, 310, 311,
315, 324, 333, 339, 348, 354

(2), 359, 369, 399 (2)

William, 215, 223, 228, 233,

238, 241, 242, 247, 253, 254,

259, 264, 265, 272, 277, 284,

291, 293, 322, 327, 330 (4),

345, 351, 366, 372

Hardy, Eichard, 24, 32, 36, 48, 54,

(Harvey) 60, 70, 75, 81,

87, 95 (2), 101, 105, 117,

123, 131, 144, 146, 151,

159, 164 (2), 168, 174,

192, 197, 207, 216, 224,

232, 233, 241, 247, 257,

266, 276, 283, 299, 306,

317, 325, 339, 348, 359.

369, 378-380

Thomas, 117, 123, 131,

207, 213, 225, 232, 233,

241, 247, 255, 257, 266,

270. 275, 283, 290, 292,

299, 306, 317, 325, 339,

348, 359, 369

INDEX.

413

Hardy, William, 205. 215, 232, 236,

238, 247, 257, 266, 277,

284. 359, 369

Harper, John A., 244. 252, 253, 287

Harris, Daniel, 225, 229, 364, 371

Harvey, Cezar, 9S, 101, 109, 119,

122, 132, 145, 146, 151,

161, 235, 364

John, 19, 26, 32, 35, 46,

47, 53, 59, 68, 78, 80,

99, 102, 107, 120, 121,

129, 206, 212, 225, 229,

271, 277, 284, 292, 297,

304, 318, 325, 342, 349,

354, 362, 370, 387

Jonas, 19, 26. 29, 37, 139,

143, 147, 152, 160, 165

(2), 166, 172, 187, 188,

191, 195, 206, 212, 225,

229, 233, 240, 245, 253,

254, 259, 265, 271, 277,

284, 291, 297, 304, 311,

318, 325, 333 (2), 342,

349, 362, 370

Joseph, 33, 37, 47, 58,

62, 70, 79, 81, 94, 101,

109, 158, 159, 161

Harwood, Daniel, 223, 241, 247,

257, 267, 275, 283,

292, 298, 307, 317,

325, 338, 347, 358.

368

John, 112, 118, 119,

122, 130, 139, 143,

144, 146, 150, 162,

164, 168, 187, 203,

(2), 207, 216, 221,

223, 227, 233, 241,

246, 254 (2), 257,

267, 271 (2), 275,

283, 292, 298, 307,

311, 317, 333, 338,

347, 354, 358, 368,

373, 374, 390

John, Jr., 298, 307,

313, 317, 323, 325,

338, 347, 354, 359,

368

Hasia (?) Caleb. 191, 198

Haven. Nathaniel, 210, 374

Haseltine or Haselton, Asa, 24,

25, 28, 31, 36, 51, 55,

60, 72, 79, 81, 94, 106,

115, 122, 133, 145,

Haseltine or Haselton, Asa, 147,
153, 165, 167, 175,
192, 196, 206, 212,
221, 224, 234 (2),
240, 250, 259, 265,
279, 285, 298, 363
Asa, Jr., 25, 31, 36, 51,

55, 60, 72, 79, 81, 98,
101, 103, 108, 112,
115, 122, 133, 145,
146, 150, 164, 168,

• 175, 192, 197, 206,

212, 221, 224, 239,

249, 261, 266, 279,

285, 320, 326, 343,

350, 363, 371

Benjamin, 24, 32, 35,

51, 56, 61, 62, 65, 66,

72, 79 (2), 81

Mrs. Benjamin, 113

David, 24, 36, 43, 50,

51, 53, 59, 66, 72, 79,

81, 97, 98, 102, 107,

118 (2), 124, 131, 144,

146, 150, 162, 164,

169, 175, 187, 191,

199, 207, 216, 224,

234, 240, 250, 259,

265, 279, 285, 290,

300, 305, 319, 326,

338, 347, 358, 368.

392

James, 25, 32, 36

John, 32, 36, 43, 51,

57, 61, 65, 71, 75, 76,

79, 81, 94, 97, 101,

106, 115, 122, 133,

139, 145, 146, ISO,

162, 165, 167, 175,

186, 192, 196, 216,

224, 234, 239, 248,

253, 259, 265, 278,

285, 298, 305, 319,

326, 344, 350, 363.

371

John, Jr., 363, 371

Jonas. 271

Jonathan, 24, 50, 51,

56. 61. 95. 96, 103,
108, 116 (2), 122, 133,
139 (2), 144, 146,
150, 162, 164, 167,
176, 192, 196, 207,
222 (2), 224, 233,

4U

INDEX.

Haseltine or Haselton, Jona-
than, 239, 248, 258
267, 279, 285, 291, 300
305, 320, 326, 333, 343
350, 354, 364, 37]

Moses, 164, 168, 173
192, 193, 195, 207
217, 221, 224, 233
236, 240, 249, 254
259, 265, 271, 278
285, 299, 304, 305
309 (2), 312, 317, 325
328, 331, 339, 348
353, 361, 369

Philip, 24, 25, 31, 36
43, 50, 51 (3), 53
59, 68, 72, 75, 77, 78
80, 89, 93 (2), 94, 99
101, 106, 115, 120

122, 132, 145, 147
153, 165, 167, 168
175, 190, 192, 194
203 (2), 207, 215
224, 232, 233, 240
250, 261, 266, 276

279, 284

Philip, Joiner, 36, 51

61, 75, 76, 101, 115

: 144, 384, 385

Philip, Jr., 24, 31, 36

54, 81, 105, 115, 118

123, 131, 139 (2), 144
147, 152, 162, 164
173, 199, 203, 214

223, 227, 232, 241
246, 259, 265, 285

• 292, 301, 307, 315
324, 340, 348, 354
360, 369
Stephen, 87, 94, 101
106, 115, 122, 133
139 (2), 144, 145, 146
150, 165, 169, 175
192, 196, 207, 217

224, 234, 239, 248
258, 267, 271, 278

285, 300, 30;

Herrod, John (see Barwood)

173, 192, 194

Hinkley, Asa, 72, 79, 81, 94, 101,

106, 115, 122, 133

Hog-g- or Hoagg-, William, 363, 371

Honey, Solomon, 71 (Harvey?),

78, 81, 120, 123, 129, 144, 148,

Honey, Solomon, 71 (Harvey?),

154, 223, 228, 233, 236, 241,

246-

Hook, Humphrey, 170

Hough, DaAid, Esq., 85, 125

Houston, Samuel, 94, 101, 106,

112, 122, 133

Hovrard, John, 339, 347, 35S

Hugh, Capt. John, 47, 55, 62, 170

Hunt, Samuel, 84, 85

Hunter, James, 71, 75, 76, 81, 94,

100, 109, 115, 122, 132, 145,

147, 153, 165, 167, 175

Huntley, Elisha, 329

Huse, Abel, 25, 28, 36, 51, 55, 60,

71, 76, 81, 94, 103, 108,

115, 122, 132, 145, 147,

152, 165, 168, 175, 193, 194

Alfred, 301, 305

Isaac, 17, 19 (3), 21, 25 (2),

28, 36, 46, 51, 55, 60, 66

(2), 67, 71, 76, 81, 83, 88,

89 (3), 93, 94, 101, 107,

112, 114, 115 (2), 116, 117

(2), 118, 119, 120 (2),

122, 125, 126 (2), 132,

135-138, 140 (2), 141,

145, 147, 152, 165, 168,

171, 174, 180, 182 (2), 187

(2), 188, 193, 194, 203

(2), 204 (2), 207, 215, 221,

224, 232, 234, 236 (3),

238, 240, 243 (2), 250, 252,

253, 254 (3), 259, 265,

270, 271 (2), 272 (2), 273,

278, 285, 286, 288, 289

(2), 290. 292 (2), 293,

294 (2), 295, 299, 303, 305,

308-310, 311 (2), 317

323, 325, 328, 332 (2), 333,

334 (2), 335 (2), 336,

339, 346, ■ 350, 352 (2),

353, 354 (2), 355, 356,

363, 367, 371, 373, 377

(2), 394, 395 (2), 396, 400

(3), 401 (2), 402 (2), 403

(2), 404

Isaac, Jr., 354

Josiah, 19, 25, 31, 37, 44,

46, 51, 55, 61, 70, 77, 81,

97, 100, 109, 119, 123, 128,

139, 145, 149, 155, 159,

165, 167, 176, 193, 195,

381, 387, 389, 392, 394

INDEX.

415

Jackson, , 286, 297, 304,

32S,
Jeffery, George, land, 262.

281, 286,

Johnson, Jesse, 99, 102, 107,

124, 133, 145, 148,

165, 167, 173, 193,

213, 222, 225, 229,

249, 261, 266, 284,

293, 296, 304, 315,

333, 341,

Lemuel, 300,

Moses, 344,

Kathan, 285, 300,

310, 320, 327, 334,

351, 364,

Johnston, Charles,

Kendall, Caleb, Jr.,

Simeon, 41, 136, 219,

Kent, Amos, 310,

James, 341,

John, 341, 349,

Keyes, Jeduthan, 123,

Kidder, Samuel P., 17, IS (4),
32, 35, 38 (2), 39 (2), 40
41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 49, 57,
61, 65, 67, 70, 74, 80, SI,
89 (2), 97, 102, 104, 113,
123, 126, 129, 136, 139,
(2), 144, 148, 155, 159,
161, 163 (2), 169, 171,
184 (3), 186, 187, 190,
202, 203, 205, 214, 223,
233, 240, 245, 257, 265,
272, 274, 283, 292-294 (2),
307, 311 (2), 312, 314, 324,
(4), 333 (2), 334, 338, 347,
(3), 355, 356, 358, 368,

Kimball, Amos, 143, 163, 169,
208, 218, 223, 227,
241, 245, 256, 264,
282, 302, 305, 314,
333, 337, 347, 354,

Ezra 22, 30, 37, 47,
60. 81, 87, 92, 93,
107, 117, 123, 128,
147, 153, 163, 169,

30S,
345
268,
330
114,
153,
195,
240,
287,
324,
349
307
351
307,
344,
371
127

201

. 251

332

349

369

12 S

22

'(2)!

59,

SS,

119,

143

160,

177,

199,

227,

271,

302,

330

354

377,

397

177,

233,

273,

323,

357.

367

55,

102,

143,

177,

Kimball, Ezra, 190, 198, 203, 205,

214, 231, 233, 241, 245,

256, 264, 282, 302, 307,

321, 327, 344, 351, 365,

372, 386

Jr., 69, 76 (?)

Jesse, 137

Nathan, 21, 22, 30, 37,

43 (2), 46, 47, 55, 60,

76, 81, 93, 102, 107,

117, 123, 128, 143, 148,

154, 169, 190, 205, 221,

222, 233, 241, 256, 274,

302, 307, 310, 314, 323,

337, 346, 357, 367

Nathaniel, 18, 69,1 163,

177, 190, 198, 214, 227,

245, 264, 282

Phebe, 264, 274, 282

Euth, 256, 264, 274,

282, 321, 327, 344, 351,

365, 372

Knight, Stephen, 365, 372

Knowles, Daniel, 340, 348

Lancey, Thomas, 27, 33, 35, 52,

53, 59, 71, v77, 81

Langdon, John, Esq., 43, 66, 88,

112, 139, 160, 186, 202, 211,

231, 236, 253, 270, 287

Leach, Benjamin, 170. 226, 231,

242, 262, 267, 281, 286,

307, 321, 327, 345, 351,

365, 372

James, 280, 285

Leslie, Benjamin, 140, 145, 147,

152, 160 (2). 164, 167, 176. 186.

191, 198, 203 (2), 205, 214, 223,

228, 233 (2), 395, 396, 398

Livermore, Arthur, 374

Loomis, George, 119, 123, 128,

144, 148, 154

Lovering, Ebenezer, 263, 268, 281,

286, 330

M

McAfee, John. 175, 196, 237

Matthew, 225, 230

McAllister, George, 226, 231, 242,

262, 267, 281, 286, 307, 321,

327, 345, 351, 366, 372

McCain, Barnet, 145, 148, 154

416

INDEX.

McDuffie, John, 115, 122, 133,

165, 167, 192, 206. 213

McDurell, Daniel, Esq., 178

McGregor, Col. Eobert, 30, 37,

40, 58, 67, 70, 74, 81, 97, 101,

109, 119, 121, 129, ,144, 149,

156, 163, 170, 193, 200, 201,

208, 218, 226, 231, 242: land.

262, 268, 280, 286, 302, ^07, 330

McLane, Dennis, 52, 53, 59, 66

Mack, Andrew, 86

Major, David, 165, 167,

176, 204

Ca,pt. James, 24, 25, 29,

37, 55, 61

Capt. John, 24, 51, 55, 60,

66, 71, 76, 81

Joseph, 379

JSIanniiig, Thomas, 374

Manter, George, 259, 265, 278,

286, 300, 305, 322, 328, 345,

351, 366, 372

Massey, George, 180

Martin, James, 144, 146, 151

Nathaniel, 119, 123, 128,

143, 149, 155, 164, 168,

176, 191, 197, 203, 206.

212, 221, 223, 229, 233,

237 (2), 241. 246

Robert, 22, 29, 37, 49, 55,

60, 70, 74, 81, 144, 140,

151, 163, 168, 176

William, 22, 29, 37, 49,

60, 70, 74, 81

Means, Eobert, Esq., 20, 66, 88,

112, 160, 374

Merrill, Abel, 288

Ezekiel S., 271, 299, 305,

319, 326, 340, 348, 360,

369

Israel, 208, 217, 225, 230,

239, 240, 248, 257, 265,

298, 306, 315, 324, 338.

347, 368

Israel, Jr., 250

Nathaniel, 18, 23, 24, 32,

36, 51, 57, 61, 69, 79,

81, 98, 101, 105, lis,

123, 131, 145, 147, 152,

163, 168, 174, 191, 198,

207, 216, 224. 232. 233.

239, 247, 254, 257, 267,

283, 292, 298, 306, 320,

326, 339, 348, 360, 369,

382

Merrill, Moses, 25, 31, 36, 51, 57,

61, 71, 76, 81, 94, 101,

106, 114, 118, 122, 134,

145, 147, 153, 162, 165,

176, 369

Nehemiah, 115, 123, 129,

163, 165, 168, 176, 191,

197, 203, 205, 213, 223,

229, 233, 239, 247

Meserve or Meservey, Nathaniel,

180
Miltmore, John, 193, 197

Moor or Moore, James, 120, 121,

129
John, 19, 27, 30

John G., 37, 52, 57, 62, 71,
77, 81, 87, 88, 98 (2), 102,
107, 112, 114, 124, 126,
132, 145, 148, 155, 167,
173, 186, 188, 190, 199,
202, 203, 204, 205, 209,
213, 220, 221 (3), 223, 227,
233, 234 (2), 235 (2), 236
(3), 237, 238 (2), 241,246,
252, 253, 254, 255 (2),
265, 271 (2), 272, 274,
283, 287, 289, 292, 294,
302, 306, 308 (3), 309,
310 (2), 312, 314, 323,
324, 329, 330, 331, 332 (2),
334 (2). 335 (2), 336 (2),
337, 347, 352, 354, 355,
356, 357, 366, 368, 372,
373, 374, 399, 401, 402,
404
J. Joiner, 256

Capt. Joseph, 18, 19 (5),
27, 30, 37, 43, 52, 58, 62,
65, 77, 81, 82. 83 (2), 86,
88 (2), 89 (2), 99, 102,
107, 112, 115, 119, 121,
121, 132, 135 (2), 141,
145 (2), 148, 154, 160 (3),
161 (2). 163 (2), 165, 166,
172, 184. 187. 188 (3),
193, 195, 203 (2), 206,213,
219 (2), 225, 230, 233, 236
(2), 240, 249, 251, 254 (3),
254, 260, 266, 271,272 (2),
277, 284, 288, 292, 293 (2),
294, 296, 303, 304 (2), 311
(2), 316, 324, 333, 334,
341, 349, 353, 354, 356,
361. 370, 378, 382 (3),

INDEX.

417

Moor or Moore, Capt. Joseph,

3S4, 3S6, 388, 391, 394,

399, 400 (2), 402 (2), 404

(2)

Stephen, 71, 77, 81, 98, 100,

109, 114, 124, 132, 341.

349

Capt. Nathaniel, 19, 27, 30,

37, 88, 102, 107, 112. 114.
124, 132, 139, 140, 145.
148, 155, 160 (2), 165,
167, 173, 186, 187 (2),
193, 195, 202, 203, 206,
213, 221, 225, 230, 233.
236, 237, 240, 243, 245.
255, 260, 266, 271 (2), 277,
284, 292 (2), 296. 304,309,
311 (2), 315. 324, 333, 341.

349, 354 (2), 361, 370

Capt. Samuel, IS, 27 (2),

30, 37, 40. 41. 47, 48, 4S,

52 (2), 57, 71, 77 (2), 81,

82, 98, 99, 102, 107, 114,

115, 124, 132, 145, 148,

155, 165, 166, 173, 193,

195, 377, 383, 396

Samuel. Jr., IS, 19, 21 (2),

22 (2), 23, 24, 25, 26 (2),

27 (3), 30, 33, 34, 37 (2),

38, 39 (3), 40 (3), 41 (4),
42, 43 (4), 44 (4), 46, 50
(2), 51, 52 (3), 57, 58, 59,
61, 62 (2), 63 (2), 64, 65
(3), 66 (3), 67 (2), 71,
74, 75, 76 (2), 77 (2), 78
(2). 79 (2), SO, 81, 82 (2),
83 (2), 84-86, 87 (3), 88,
90 (3), 91 (2), 92, 93 (2),
94, 95, 96 (2). 97. 98 (2),
99 (2). 100 (2), 103, 109
(2), 110 (2), 111, 112 (3),
113 (3), 114 (3), 115, 116,
117 (2), 118, 119, 120 (2),
121, 124-127, 132. 134.
135, 136 (2), 137 (4), 138,
139 (3), 140, 141, 142,
143, 145 (2), 148, 149 (2),
154, 156, 157 (3), 159 (4),
161, 162, 163. 165 (3),
171 (3). 176. 177, 177 (2),
180, 182, 183 (3), 186 (3),
187 (2), 188, 189 (6), 190,
193 (2), 195, 200, 201, 202
(4), 203 (2), 204 (2), 206,

Moor or Moore, Samuel, Jr.,
209 (3), 210, 211, 213, 21S,
219 (2), 220 (2), 221, 222
(4), 225, 230, 231, 232 (2),
233 (2), 234, 235, 236 (3),
237 (3), 238, 240, 242,
243 (3), 244, 250 (2), 251
(3), 252-254, 260, 266,
270-272. 277, 282. 284, 287,
288, 289 (2). 290-292 (2),
293, 296, 303, 304, 308,
309, 310 (2), 311 (2), 312,
313, 316, 324, 328, 331,
333, 334, 335, 336, 341,
349, 354, 361, 370, 373,
378 (4), 379, 380, 382,
383 (7), 384 (6), 385 (7),
386 (6), 387 (4). 3SS (8),
389 (5), 390 (5), 391 (8),
392 (4), 393 (6), 394 (7),
395 (8), 396 (6), 397 (2),
398 (9), 399 (7), 400 (7),
401 (3), 402, 403 (2), 404
Robert, 179, 180

Morgan, Samuel, 193, 195, 207, 217

Morrill, David L., 236. 244, 253,
270, 287, 292, 329 (2)

Morrison, James. 170. 226, 231,
242, 262, 267, 281, 286, 307, 321

Morse, Granderson, 343, 350, 362,

370

Jedediah, 322, 327, 345,

351, 366, 372

Mulk. John. 320, 327, 332, 343, 350

Mullen, John, 363, 371

N

Xahor, Hug-h. 136

Neal. William A.. 144, 155

Nesmith, Capt. Eobert, 170, 203,

218. 226, 242, 262, 267,

280, 286, 307, 321, 327,

345, 351, 365

Nathaniel, 231, 321.

373

Noyes. Parker, 329, 374

Nutt, Elijah A., 33, 35, 43 (2), 52,

53, 59, 60, 66, 69, 77, SO

(2), 92 (2), 98, 101, 106,

114, 121, 130, 140 (2), 145,

147, 152, 166, 177, 191. 196,

203 (2). 207, 217, 225, 229,

233, 239, 249, ^61, 266,

418

INDEX.

Nutt, Elijah A., 277, 284, 296, 304,

316, 327, 341, 349, 361, 370

Elizabeth, 27, 213

James. 27, 36, 50, 54, 60, 69,

78, 80, 88, 99, 103, 108,

120, 123, 125, 129, 143, 146,

151, 165, 167, 176, 188, 191,

199, 204, 205, 213, 222, 225,

229, 233, 236, 237, 240, 245,

254 (2), 261, 266, 272 (2),

277, 284, 293, 294, 299,

304, 318, 325, 340, 349, 361,

370

James, Jr., 361, 370

Thomas, 29

Widow, 145, 147, 152, 206

William, 27, 33, 35, 44, 45

(2)

Orr, John, Esq., 43. 66 (2), 88.

112, 139, 160, 186 (2), 221, 236

(2), 253, 270, 292, 310, 332,

354

Parker, Eliphalet, 28, 33, 35, 47,

54, 60, 65, 66, 68, 78,

79, 80, 94, 102, 104,

114, 121, 129, 144, 148,

155, 162, 164, 167, 176,

387

Matthew, 83

Nahum, Esq., 84, 85,

125. 288

Capt. Kobert, 27, 33, 35,

70, 81, 136 (2), 193,200

William, 170, 208, 218,

226, 231, 242, 262, 267,

280, 286, 308, 321, 327,

344, 351, 365, 372

Parrott, John F., 287, 329, 374

Patten, David, 157

Patterson, James, 258, 267, 278,

286, 308, 401 (2)

Peabody, Benjamin, 63, 89, 111,

113

Oliver, 127, 211, 288

Perham, Benjamin, 71, 78, 81

Capt. John, 18, 26, 27,

29, 37, 45 (2), 50, 53,

59, 66 (2), 68, 78, 80,

88, 89, 99 (2), 103, 108,

Perham, Capt. John, 120, 121, 129,

139, 141, 143, 147, 152,

160, 163 (2), 165, 169,

172, 187, 188, 191, 195,

204 (2), 206, 210, 212,

225, 229, 233, 234, 237,

239, 249, 254, 260, 266,

270, 271, 277, 284, 297,

304, 318, 326, 342, 349,

370, 377 (2), 383

John, Jr., 271

Eobert, 120, 124, 132,

143, 146, 150, 159, 165,

167, 175, 193, 194, 203.

205, 213, 221 (2), 225,

229, 240, 250, 259, 265,

277, 284, 297, 304, 310,

318, 325, 333, 340, 349.

362, 370

Sarah, 318, 326, 342,

349, 362, 370

William, 27 (2), 29, 36,

49, 50 (2), 52, 58, 62,

68, 77, 78, 80, 98, 99

(2), 102, 104, 119, 120,

124, 131, 141, 143, 146,

150, 153, 163 (2), 165,

167, 175, 186, 188, 193,

194, 205, 213, 225, 230,

233, 240, 250, 259, 265,

295, 304, 318, 325, 340,

348, 362, 370, 393

William, Jr., 349, 365,

372

Perry, Joshua, 370

Josiah, 362?

Eichard, 70, 82, 99, 103,

108, 192, 194, 206, 212,

318, 326, 333, 342, 350,

362, 370

William, 25, 31, 35, 55, 60,

68, 78, 80, 99 (2), 103,

108, 119, 123, 134, 143,

146, 147, 165, 167, 175,

191, 196, 206, 212, 224,

234, 239, 248, 260, 265,

279, 285, 290, 301, 305,

318, 326, 342, 350, 362,

370

Phillips, Capt., 208, 218, 226, 231,

242

Pickles, Eev. Mr., 91, 92, 113, 114,

124, 125, 235, 252, 291

Pierce, Benjamin, Esq., 66, 88,

INDEX.

419

Pierce, Benjamin, Esq., 112, 139,

160 (2), 202, 287, 310,

332, 354

Joseph, 84 (2)

Pingrey,Abner, 115, 122, 133, 139,

145, 147, 153, 159 (3),

162, 163, 165 (2), 167,

171, 175, 191, 198, 203

(2), 207, 217, 237, 393,

395, 398

Samuel, 27, 28, 36, 50,

53, 59

Stephen, 27, 28, 36, 39,

50, 53, 59, 66, 68, 78,

SO, 87, 89, 90 (2), 91

(2), 99, 100, 103, 108,

110 (3), 112, 113 (3),

120, 122, 125 (2), 126,

133, 135, 138, 139. 140,

143, 146, 150, 159, 160

(2), 165, 169, 175, 187,

192, 194, 203 (2), 265

Pinkerton, John, Jr., 157 (2)

Pitslev. Benjamin. 297, 305

Plummer (?) William, 270. 292,

310, 332, 354

Pollard, Thaddeus, 238, 247, 257,

274, 283, 301, 307, 315,

324, 340, 348

Porter, Dudley. 32S, 345, 351, 366,

372

Euth, 207, 215, 224, 2.32,

233, 239, 248, 257, 267,

276. 283, 301, 306. 320,

327, 345, 351

Xehem', 365, 372

Samuel, 380, 369

Prentice, John, Esq.. 127. 208,

217, 226, 231

Prescott, John. 2S0. 285, 300, 307.

320, 327

Proctor, John. 1G2. 196. 207, 217,

224, 234, 240, 250, 279, 285,

299, 305, 311, 320, 327, 344,

351, 364, 371, 373

Quimbv, David, 22, 29. 44. 49. 54.

60, 123, 128, 139, 143,

149, 156

David. Jr. (?), 117

Quimby, Elisha, 259, 265, 276,

283, 298, 306, 317, 325,

333, 339, 348, 354, 355,

360, 369

R

Pay, Edward, 22, 29, 37, 49, 58,

62, 71, 74, 81, 88, 97, 102,

105, 119, 123, 129, 137, 139,

142, 143, 144, 149 (2), 155,

157 (2), 159 (2), 162, 164,

169, 177, 178, 186, 188,

191, 199, 226, 231, 392, 397,

398 (2), 399

James, 97, 102, 105, 119,

123, 128, 143, 148, 153, 163.

169, 177, 191, 199, 203, 213

Jeremiah, 206. 223. 228,

239, 247, 256, 264, 271, 275,

283, 302, 306, 314, 324, 337,

347, 357, 368

John, 18, 22, 30, 37, 40, 41,

43 (2), 49, 55, 60, 64, 65,

67, 69, 74, 81, 82, 83, 86,

87, 89, 90, 96, 97, 102, 104,

105, 117, 118. 119, 123, 129,

140. 143, 148, 153, 163, 169,

177, 179 (2), 190, 198, 205,

214, 223, 227, 233, 241, 245,

256, 264, 271, 274, 283, 302,

306, 314, 324, 337, 347,

357, 368, 382, 383, 384 (2),

385, 387 (3), 388 (3), 389

John, Jr., 18, 49, 58. 02, 71,

74, 81, 97, 102, 119. 123,

128, 143, 148, 153, 163, 169,

177, 190, 199

Eussell, 357, 368

Stark, 164, 169, 177, 190,

199, 206, 213

Read or Eeed, Matthew, 187,

192, 196, 206, 212

William V., 115, 122, 133,

145, 147, 153

Eedtield or Eedford & Adams,

280. 285, 300

Eoaf, Amos, 318, 339, 348, 360, 369

Moses, 325, 339, 348. 360

Rollin. Mavhew, 192, 194

Eowell, David, 29, 37. 73. 74, 82,

97, 102. 104, 119, 123,

144, 148, 154, 163, 169,

177, 359

420

INDEX.

Eowell, Isaac, 43, 49, 58, 62

Lt. Job, 18, 19 (3), 22

(2), 32, 35, 39, 43 (2),

48, 49, 57, 61, 62, 63,

64, 65 (2), 67, 72, 74

(2), 81, 82 (2), 84 (2),

86, 87, 88, 89, 96, 97,

103, 105, 112, 118, 119,

122, 130, 140, 143, 148,

154, 162, 163, 169, 177,

192, 194, 205, 221, 222,

223, 227, 233, 241, 246,

253, 256, 264, 274, 283,

292 (2), 295 (2), 302,

303, 306, 308, 310, 312,

314, 324, 333 (2), 337,

347, 354, 357, 368, 402,

403 (2), 404

Russell, Levi, 72, 79, 81, 96, 103,

108, 112, 116, 122, 132, 144,

150, 164, 169, 175, 192, 196,

207, 212, 224, 234, 240, 250,

258, 267, 280, 285, 291, 300,

307, 320, 327, 331, 344, 351,

364, 371, 373, 401

Sanborn, Enoch, 180

Jeremiah, 180, 263, 268,

281, 286, 330

Nathaniel, 180, 263,

268, 281, 286, 330

Sargent, Philip, 145, 149, 155

Saunders, James H., 26, 29, 31,

47, 54, 60, 65, 69, 79,

80, 94, 102, 105, 121

(2), 130, 139, 144,

146, 157, 164, 169,

177, 191, 198, 203,

205, 215, 233, 239,

247, 259, 265, 275,

283, 301, 306, 317,

325, 340, 348, 359,

369

Jesse, 276, 284

Sawyer, David, 225, 230, 239, 248,

261, 266

Eeuben, 310, 319, 326,

334, 343, 350, 354, 363,

371

Seavey, David, 267, 280, 285, 300,

307, 321, 327, 344, 351, 365, 372

Secomb or Slocomb (?), John,

253, 271

Shannon, Asa, 319, 326, 343, 350,

363, 371

William, 211

Sheafe, James, 354

Sherburne, Capt. Henry, 180

Simonds, Mr., 182

Benjamin, 180

Henry T., 310, 327, 339,

348, 360, 369

Smith, Jabish, 52, 58, 62, 77, 80,

98, 102, 104, 112, 114,

121, 129, 145, 148, 155,

165, 166, 172

Jacob, 24, 32, 36, 51, 56,

61, 65, 69, 72, 79 (2), 81,

98, 102, 107, 118, 123,

131, 145, 146, 151, 164,

168, 174

Jedediah K., 125, 178, 210,

236 (2), 253, 270, 287,

292

Jeremiah, 211, 221, 236,

253, 374

Jonathan, Esq., 20, 66, 85

Joseph, 315, 324

Nathaniel, 170, 208, 218,

226, 231, 242, 262, 267,

280, 286, 307, 327, 345,

351, 365, 372

Lt. Samuel, 27, 33, 35, 52,

58, 62, 69, 77, 80, 98, 102,

104, 114 (2), 129, 145,

148, 155, 287, 329

Spaulding, Peavey, 279

Pierce, 285

Sprague, Josiah, 363, 371

Stanyan, Jacob, 180, 263, 268,

281. 286, 330

Stark, Lt. Benjamin F.. 38, 44

(2), 45, 49, 56, 61, 88, 89,

97, 103, 105, 119, 123,

128, 139 (2), 140, 143

(2), 144, 146, 151, 159,

160 (3), 161 (2), 162

(2), 163 (2), 169, 177,

385, 392 (2), 394, 397,

398

Eliza, 302, 307, 337, 347,

368

Eliza, 2nd, 338, 368

Stark, Mrs. Elizabeth,

275, 283, 301, 307, 316,

325, 347, 358

Elizabeth, 2nd, 358

INDEX.

421

Stark, Fred, 297, 307

Frederick G., 330

Gradus B., 190, 199, 205,

214, 223, 228, 241, 246,
254, 256, 264, 274, 2S2,
292, 302, 306, 314, 323,

337, 347, 357, 368
Gen. John, 21, 22 (3),
30, 37, 46, 48, 49, 54, 60,
69, 74, 81, 92, 93, 96, 97,
101, 107, 117, 128, 143,
146, 151, 162 (2), 163,

168, 176, 179, 190, 198,
205, 214, 223, 227, 233,
237, 241, 245, 256, 264,
272, 273, 282, 307, 314,
323, 337, 347, 357, 368,

377
John, Jr., 20, 22, 32, 35,
42, 44, 46, 47, 49, 54, 57,
60, 61, 63, 67, 69, 74, 80,
87, 89 (2), 92, 97, 103,
107, 110, 113, 117, 123,
128, 139 (2), 140, 143
(2), 146, 151, 159 (2),
159, 162, 163, 168, 176,
180, 183 (8), 184 (3),
190, 198, 203, 204 (2),
205 (2), 208, 214, 221,
222 (2), 223. 227, 232,
234, 235, 236, 237 (2),
238 (2), 241, 245, 252,
253, 254, 255 (2), 264,
268 (2), 269, 270 (2),
272, 274, 282, 283, 287,
288, 290, 291, 293, 294,
295 (2), 302, 306, 314,
323, 329, 330 (2), 334,
337, 347, 355, 357, 368,
380, 381, 400, 401 (3),
402 (3)
John, 3d, 32, 35, 65, 69, 76
(2), 81, 87, 93 (2), 94,
95, 96 (2), 97, 99, 100,
103, 107, 110, 112, 113,
117, 123, 126, 128, 140,
141, 143, 147, 153, 163,

169, 177, 186, 190, 198,

215, 222, 227, 233, 241,
245, 264, 271, 274, 282,
302, 306, 314, 323, 333,
337, 347, 357, 367, 391
(2), 392 (2). 393, 394 (4),

395 (2), 396, 397, 403

Stark, John, 4th, 223, 228, 241,

246, 264, 274, 283, 302,

306, 314, 323, 333, 337,

347, 354 (2), 356, 367,

368, 373 (2), 374

John, 4th, Joiner, 256

Capt. Samuel, 22, 32, 35,

47, 57, 61, 69, 76, 81, 93,

103, 107, 112, 117 (2),

123, 128, 143, 148, 153,

163, 169, 177, 190, 199,

205, 215

Steel, John, Esq., 127

Stevens, Benjamin, 52, 62, 359,

368

David, 23, 28, 36, 48, 56,

61, 65, 73, 74, 75, 82,

95, 101, 105, 117, 122,

130, 144, 146, 150, 164,

168, 174, 177, 192, 194,

203, 207, 216, 223, 229,

233, 241, 246, 257, 267,

275, 283, 298, 306, 317,

325, 338, 347, 359, 368

David, Jr., 164, 169, 258

Lient. Eben, 23, 28, 36,

43, 48 (2), 56, 61, 73,

75, 81, 95 (2), 101, 105,

117, 122, 130, 144, 146,

150, 164, 174, 179, 192,

197, 207, 216, 223, 227,

232, 233, 241, 246, 257,

267, 275, 283, 299, 306,

311, 315, 324, 333, 338,

347, 359, 369

Ebenezer, 359

Capt. Ephraim, 23, 28,

36, 54, 60, 73, 75, 81,

95, 102, 104, 112. 117,

121, 130, 144, 146, 150,

168, 173, 192, 197, 207.

216, 218, 223, 227, 231,

232, 233, 241, 246, 257,

266, 275, 283, 299, 301,

306, 311, 317, 325, 336,

339, 348, 352, 369

Ephriam, Jr., 241, 247,

275, 306, 317, 325, 332,

340, 348, 355, 358, 368

Ephriam, Goffstown,

262, 265, 283

Esther, 299, 306

Ezekiel, 19, 26, 33, 35,

47, 54, 60, 65, 69, 79,

422

INDEX.

Stevens, Ezekiel, 80, 94, 102, 104,

112, 120, 121 (2), 130,

139, 144, 147, 151, 160,

164, 168, 173, 182 (2),

187, 191, 199, 203, 205,

214, 221, 223, 228, 232,

233, 237, 239, 249, 254,

261, 266, 271, 276, 284,

292, 301, 305, 315, 324,

340, 348, 359, 369, 385

Isaac, 18, 25, 26, 33, 35,

47, 54, 69, 79, 80, 94,

102, 104, 112, 121, 130,

143, 147, 151, 164, 168,

173, 187, 191, 199, 205,

216, 221, 223, 228, 232,

240, 249, 261, 266, 276,

284, 292 (2), 301, 315,

324, 340, 348, 359, 369

Jesse, 170

John, 302, 307, 311 (2),

314, 323, 337, 347, 357,

367

Jonathan, 18-24, 25, 31,

36, 51 (2), 55, 60

Philip, 33, 35, 49, 54, 60,

65, 70, 74, 81, 88 (2),

97, 102, 104, 119, 121,

130, 144, 147, 151, 164,

167, 173, 187, 191, 199,

205, 214, 223, 227, 233,

241, 246, 257, 265, 275,

283, 301, 307, 310, 315,

324, 338, 347, 358, 368

Samuel, 144, 146, 151

Simeon, 99, 102, 107,

114, 124, 132, 145, 148,

154, 165, 167, 173

Timothy, 222, 223, 229,

241, 246, 256, 264, 271,

274, 282, 302, 306, 314,

323, 337, 347, 357, 367

.Timothy, Jr., 337, 347,

357, 368

Steward or Stewart, David, 20,

88, 112, 139 (2), 160, 186, 202,

221, 236, 253, 270, 292, 310,

332, 354

Stickney, Thomas, 223, 228, 233,

236, 238, 241, 243 (2), 246, 250,

252, 253, 254, 256, 265, 271 (2),

274, 283, 292, 295 (2), 301, 307,

309, 312, 314, 324, 400 (2), 401

(2), 403

Stone, Benjamin, 164, 169, 177,

204

Storer, Clement, Esq., 85, 125,

178, 210

Sullivan, George, 244, 252, 253

Tarleton, William, Esq., 127, 211

Taylor, Nathan, 288

Tenney, Samuel, Esq., 39, 85, 125

Thompson, Hugh, 182

Moses, 316, 324

Thomas W., 125

Thornton, James, 20 (2), 66

Tilton, Jethro, ISO

Capt. Joseph, 180

Towle, Philip, 180

William, 137 (2)

Towner, Adin B., 306

Trask, Israel, 321, 327, 344, 351,

365, 372

True, Benjamin, 268

Tufts, John, 19, 26, 32, 35, 44, 46,

47, 58, 62, 184 (4), 378 (4),

379 (3), 380 (3), 381 (3), 382

(2)

Tuttle, Jacob, 374

Underhill, Mr., 193, 200, 208,
222, 224, 234, 240, 250,
267, 280, 285, 291, 300,

Underhood, John,

Upham, George B., Esq., 39

Nathaniel,

529,

216,
258,
307,
400
219
, 40,
374
374

Vickery, Joseph, 206, 213, 240,

257, 267, 277, 284, 296,

304, 316, 325, 349

John,
Vose, John,

50

236, 253, 354
Roger, 244, 252, 287, 329,
374
W

Walker, James, 277, 284

Timothy, 20, 43, 127,

287

INDEX.

423

Walker, William, 144, 146, 151,

159, 160 (2), 163, 169,

177, 190, 199, 203 (3),

205, 214

Wallace, Robert, Esq., 20, 66,

127, 211

Thomas, 121 (2), 129,

143, 149, 156

William, 374

Walton, Col. Shadrach, 180

Warner, John, 226

Watts, John, 278, 286, 308, 322,

328, 345, 351, 366, 372

Webster, Amos, 24, 31, 35, 56,

61, 72, 79, 81, 87, 95,

96, 103, 109, 116, 122,

133, 144, 146, 148,

151, 164, 169, 175, 192,

196, 202 (4), 206, 215,

224, 250, 254, 260,

266, 279, 285, 290,
297, 320, 327, 343, 350,

364, 371

Daniel, 287, 329

David, 19, 25, 29, 31, 35,

37, 43, 51, 52, 57, 61,

71, 77, 79, 81, 97, 98
(2), 100, 102, 107, 109,
115, 122, 124, 132, 133,
145 (2), 148 (2), 155,
161, 164, 167, 168, 173,
174, 193, 195, 197, 203,
206, 212, 224, 229, 233,
234, 236, 239, 249, 258,

267, 277, 284 (2), 290,
296, 300, 304, 305, 316,
320, 327, 343, 349, 350,

364, 371
David, Jr., 53, 58, 65,

72, 76, 81, 100, 113,
114, 154, 165, 207, 217,

225, 239, 249, 261, 267,
285, 310, 324, 332, 341,

361. 370
Enos, 18, 27, 29, 31, 51,
52, 55, 60, 66 (2), 71,
77, 81, 98, 101, 106,
112, 114, 124, 132, 145,
148, 154, 160, 165, 167,
173, 193, 195, 203, 207,
217, 225, 229, 235, 239,
249, 252, 261, 266, 272,
277, 284, 291, 296, 304
(2), 311, 316, 324, 332,

Webster, Enos, 334 (2), 341, 349,
361, 370
Israel, 19, 21, 22, 23,
24, 25, 26 (2), 27, 31,
34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43 (2), 44, 46, 47,
48, 49, 50 (2), 51
(2), 52, 57, 59, 61, 63,
64, 65 (3), 67, 72, 74,
75, 76 (2), 77, 78 (2),
79 (2), 80, 81, 82, 83,
84, 86, 87 (2), 88, 89
(2), 90 (2), 93 (2), 94,
95, 96 (2), 97, 98 (2),
99, 100 (2), 109, 110,
111, 112, 114, 117, 124,
131, 139, 145, 146,
151, 160 (2), 160, 164,
168, 171, 174, 186, 187,
194, 197, 203 (2), 207,
216, 221, 224, 234,
237, 238, 240, 245, 253,
255, 258, 264, 271 (2),
279, 285, 292, 300, 305,
310, 311, 320, 327, 328,
335, 336, 343, 346, 350,
353-355, 364, 371, 384
(2), 385 (2), 386 (2),
387 (2), 388 (2), 389

' (2), 390, 391 (4), 392

(2), 393 (3), 394, 404
(2)
Major John, 24 (3),
31, 35, 50, 51 (2), 57,
61, 72, 79 (2), 81, 95,
97, 98, 100, 109, 116,
118 (2), 124, 131, 145,
146, 151, 162, 164, 168,

173, 182, 192, 197, 207,
216, 224, 234, 240, 245,
254, 258, 267, 299, 305,

364

John, Jr., 24, 31, 35, 51,

61, 72, 79, 81, 98, 109,

118, 122, 132, 1.39, 145

(2), 146, 151, 164, 168,

174, 187, 192, 197, 207,
224, 234, 236, 239, 249,
258, 267-270, 279, 285,
292, 323, 326, 332 (2),
333, 343, 350, 371, 392

Stephen P., 329, 374
Wescott, Joseph, 319

West, Benjamin, 127, 211, 283

424

INDEX.

Westgiate, Joseph, 326

Weston, Amos, 120, 122, 133, 143,

151, 155, 159, 161, 165-

167, 171, 176, 178 (2),

186 (2), 188-190, 193,

195, 203 (3), 206, 209

(2), 210, 213, 219, 220

(2), 222, 223, 233, 235,

237, 238, 240, 249, 252,

253, 255, 258, 264, 267,

270, 272, 273 (2), 278,

282, 284, 289, 291, 292,

299, 304, 309, 312 (2),

317, 325, 333 (2), 334,

341, 349, 353, 362, 370,

398, 399 (5?)

Amos, Jr., 278, 284, 292,

299, 341, 349, 353, 363,

370

Wheeler, James, 57, 62, 72, 76, 81,

94, 101, 106

Whittaker or Whitcher, Stephen,

22, 29, 31, 57

Dearborn, 321, 327,

344, 351, 365, 372

Whitten, James, 119, 123, 129, 390

William, 136, 370

Wilson, Daniel, 315

John, 261, 266, 277, 284,

294, 307, 316, 324

White, William, 112 (2), 139, 160,

164, 167, 173, 180, 186, 191,

198, 203, 221, 253, 254, 298,

307, 316, 324, 340, 348, 360, 369

Whittemore, Jacob, 206, 213, 225,

229, 233, 240, 250, 260, 266,

271, 277, 284, 295, 304, 310, 316,

325, 332, 341, 349, 361, 370

Wicomb, Thomas, 158, 161

William, 225, 232, 241,

247

Wilcox, Jednthan, 287, 329, 374

Wilson, Daniel, 324, 365, 372

James, 210, 244

Wilson, Robert, 170, 226

Woodbury, Luke, 27, 33, 35, 44

Woods, Bridg-et, 377

Worthley, Stephen, 94, 102, 107,

121, 130, 144, 147

Young, Clark, 179

Daniel, 374

Hezekiah, 26, 28, 36, 47,

56, 61, 69, 79, 80, 87, 94

(2), 101, 105, 121, 124,

Young, Hezekiah, 132, 144, 147,

153, 164, 168, 173, 187,

191, 199, 205, 214, 221,

223, 228, 233 (2), 239,

249, 261, 266, 271, 277,

299, 305, 311, 314, 324,

340,348, 360, 369, 390(2)

Israel, 18, 23 (2), 28, 36,

48, 56, 61, 66, 73, 74, 75,

82, 92, 101, 105, 117, 121,

129, 144, 146, 149, 158,

160, 179 (4), 301, 306,

319, 326, 339, 347, 359,

368, 377

James, 23, 28, 36, 48, 54,

60, 66, 73, 75, 82, 95,
101, 105, 117, 122, 130,
144, 146, 149, 164, 168,
174, 192, 194, 207, 216,
223, 228, 233 (2), 241,
247, 257, 267, 271, 275,
283, 292, 301, 306, 311

(3), 317, 342

James, Jr., 283, 297, 304,

319, 326, 349

John, 297, 306, 319, 326,

334, 339, 346, 348, 365,

372

Jonathan, 27, 31, 49, 50,

53, 59, 68, 78, 80, 87, 88,

99 (2), 103, 108, 120,

121, 129, 143, 148, 154,

160, 165, 169, 172, 187,

191, 196, 203 (2), 206,

212, 225, 230, 234, 235,

237, 239, 248, 260, 265,

279, 285, 297, 305, 318,

326, 342, 350, 354, 362,

370

Joseph, 23, 28, 36, 48, 56,

61, 73, 75, 81, 95, 101,
105, 117, 122, 131, 144,

I 146, 149, 164, 168, 174,

187 (2), 192, 194, 207,

216, 223, 227, 232, 233,

241, 246, 257, 267, 275,

283, 292, 299, 306, 317,

339, 348, 359, 369

Widow, Lydia, 338, 347,

1 359, 308

Perham, 88

Peter, 342, 349, 354, 362,

370

Samuel, 240, 250, 260,

265, 278, 285, 297, 304,

319, 326, 342, 350

GENERAL INDEX.

A

Abuse of Alexander Arwin, 126

(2), 158, 166, 170, 171

Advertisements, 1797, 379 (2),

380, 381, 382 (2), 385, 386 (2),

390 (3), 402, 403 (2)

Artificial marks, 184, 383 (2), 392

B

Bank Bills, depreciation of,

1810, 237

Blodget's mill, 90

Boating-, 16

Bounty for soldiers, 189 (2)

Bridge, Amoskeag, 38; road to

Londonderry, 255 (3),

273

McGregor, 22, 25

Perham's, 188

Collectors, account, 1809, 222;

1810, 238; 1811, 254; 1812, 273
(2); 1813, 289; 1813, 293;
1814, 313; 1815, 334; 1816, 356

Constable, 1800, 18; 1801, 43;
1802, 65; 1803, 87; 1804, 112;
1805, 139; 1806, 159; 1807,
186; 1809, 221; 1810, 236;

1811, 253; 1812, 271; 1813,
292; 1813, salary, 312; 1815,
332; 1816, 354; salary, 355

Constitution, revision of, 1800,
17; vote against, 19; 1807,
revision of, 187; 1814,312 (2)
Council, vote for, see state offi-
cers.
County tax, 1815, 346

County treasurer, vote for, see
state officers,
register, vote for, see
state officers.
Crows, bounty on, 18, 20

Canal, Blodget's, 16

Clerk, 1800, 18; salary, 19; 1801,

43; salarv, 44; 1802,65;

salary, 66; 1803, 87;

1804, 112; 1805, 139;

salary, 140; 1806, 159;

1807, 186; salary, 189;

1808, 202, 204; 1810,236;
salary, 237; 1811, 252;

1812, 270; salary, 272;

1813, 292; 1814, 310;

1815, 332; salary, 334;

1816, 354; salary, 355.
of the Market, 15, 44, 159

Cohas Brook, locking, slipping
of, 1803, 87, 88, 89 (2), 158,
161 (3); 1807, slipping of,
185, 187, 188 (5); fishery, 352

Collectors, 1800, 19; 1801, 43; ac-
count, 45, 46; 1802, 65; 1803,
89 (2); 1804, 113; 1805, 140;
1806, 159, 171 (2); 1808, 204;

Deer Neck, 63, 136 (2)

Derryfield book. No. 3, begin-
ning of, 185; vote
regarding purchase,
185, 187
plan of, 1803, 87, 89
classed with Litch-
field, 15; 1800, 41;
1802, 82, 83; 1808,
219; 1810, petition
to change name,
238; see Manchester
Districts, highways, see highway
schools, see schools

Farm lease.

396

Ferry, Brown's,

309, 328

Harvey's,

25, 94

Moor's,

27, 52, 77

425

426

INDEX.

Fish, catching of, 17, 19, 87; in
Cohas brook, 158; obstruc-
tion of alewives, 161; fines,
273; 181,3, catching, 294;
fines, 311; fines, 334; rights,
352; alewives, 352 (2): lock-
ing the brook, 355; act, 1803,
89.
Firewards, 15, 202

Fishwards [en] 1800, 19; 1802,
66; 1803, 88; 1804,
112; 1805, 140; 1806,
160; 1807, 187; 1808,
203; 1809, 222; 1810,
237; 1811, 254; 1812,
271; 1813, 292-293;
1814, 311 (2); 1815,
332; 1816, 354

Graveyard, 91, 92 (2)

Governor, vote for, see state
officers.

Highways, 15; repairs of, 1800,
20 (2); 1801, 44,62;

1802, repairs, 67;

1803, 89, 90, 91, 92,
113, 140; districts,
160; repairs, 160,
161; districts, 1806,
162; 1807, 188; 1808,
204; 1809, 221; 1810,
237; 1811, 254, 255;
1812, 272; 1813, 293;
land, 293; 1814,
311; 1816, 354.

see surveyors,
districts, see High-
ways, 160, 162, 163
Highway warrants, 1800, 21-27;
1801, 46-52; 1802, 74-79; 1803,
92-97; 1804, 114-121; 1805,
141-145; 1806, 163-165.
Humphrey's brook, 22, 23, 95

Inventory for 1800, 28-33; 1801,
53-58; 1802, 68-73; 1803, 104-
109; 1804, 128-134; 1805, 150-

Inventory for 156; 1806, 172-177
1807, 194-200; 1808, 212-218
1809, 227-231; ISIO, 245-250
1811, 256-263; 1812, 274-281
1813, 296-302; 1814, 314-322
1S15, 337-345; 1816, 357-366.

Jurors, 1800, 39; 1813, 288
L

Labor, see wages.

Licenses, 1794, 183 (4); 1796, 184
(3); 1797, 378 (4), 379; 1798,
380 (3), 381 (3); 1799, 382
(3), 383 (2); 1800, 383, 384
(4), 385; 1801, 385 (2), 386,
387 (4); 1802, 388 (3), 389
(2), 390; 1803, 391 (4), 393
(2); 1804, 393; 1804, 394 (3),
395 (4), 396; 1805, 396 (2),

398 (3); 1806, 398, 399; 1808,

399 (3); 1809, 400 (2); 1810,

400 (2), 401 (5); 1812, 402
(3); 1813, 403 (3); 1814, 404
(2).

Litchfield classed with Derry-
field for representation, see
Derryfield.

Lumber, moving of, 89

M

Manchester, petition for name,

238; classed with Litchfield,

251, 288, 335; lawsuit, 373, 377

Marks, artificial, 184

Massabesic pond, 63, 136, 137

Meeting-house, place of town

meeting, 17,

43, 65, 86, 111,

159

care of, 113, 161

(2).

repairs of, 1803,

91; 1811, 252-

254; 1812,272;

1813,293; 1814,

312; 1816, 353-

355.

Mills, Blodget's, 90

Ministerial lot, 111, 113

INDEX.

427

Moderator, annual meeting,
ISOO, 18; ISOl, 42; 1S02, 65;
1803, 87; 1804, 112; 1805,139;
1806, 159; 1807, 186; 1808,
202; 1809, 220; 1810, 235;
1811, 252; 1812, 270; 1813,
291; 1814, 310; 1815, 332;
1816, 354.

Moar Cloth, 17, 20

N

Non-resident taxpayers, 1806,
170; sale of land for taxes,
1780, 178, 179; list of taxpay-
ers, 1780, 180; lands, 181;
1807, land, ISS; 1808, 205;
1809, 226; 1810, 242; 1811,
263, 268; 1812, 286; 1813, 307-
308; 1814, 321-322; sale of
land, 329-331; abatement,
1815, 334, 344-345; list,
351; 1816, 365, 372.

Overseers of the Poor, 1810, 236;
1811, 253; 1813, 292.

Perambulation of town lines,
1801, 63; 1802, 85, 86; 1805,
136, 137, 157, 179; 1812, 289

Post guide, 99

Pound, 1800, 19 (3), 20, 21, 43,

113, 161; 1809, 222; 1»14, 311;

1816, 355

Praj'er at town meeting, first,

310

Preaching, 15; 1801, 43; 1802, 66
(2); 1803, 88, 89, 91, 92; 1804,
111, 113, 124, 125, 138, 140,
169; 1807, 187 (3), 188; 1808,
204 (2); 1809, 221, 222 (3);
1810, 237 (3); 1811, 254 (3);
1812, 272 (2); 1814, 311 (3);
1816, 353-355

Presidential electors, 1804, 127;
1808, 210; 1812, 287

Property found, 201

Public lands. 111, 113

Kepresentative to congress, vote
for, 1800, 40;

1802, 84, 85;
1804, 125; 1806,
178; 1808, 209;
1810, 244; 1812,
287; 1814, 329;

1816, 374
to state legisla-
ture, 1800, 41;

1803, 83; 1805,
136; 1806, 178;
1808, 219; 1811,
251; petition to
elect, 254 (2);
1812, 271; 1813,
289; 1815, 336;

1816, 354
Roads, see highways, survej'ors'
warrant: new, 22; Chester,
24; Great, 26; Amoskeag
bridge to Chester, 38, 39;
Heseltine road, 62, 66, 67,
90; Eiver, 94; to Lon-
donderry, 182; to Humphrey
brook, 182; Perham's, 188;
1808, 204; 1809, 222 (3);
1810, 237; 1811, 237; 1813,
293 (3); 1815, 336; 1816, 373
(2), 374 (2), 389, 392, 393
(2), 401

Schools, 15 (2); 1803, houses, 86,
87; for schools, 88, houses,
89, 111, 113, 138, as town
property, 140; time of, 140;
districts, 158; 4th house,
186; four districts, 188; 1808,
201; districts, 203 (3), 204;
1809, 233, 234; 1812, 272;
1813, 290 (2); districts, 292,
293; 1814, 312; 1816, 353 (2),
355 (2).

Senator, votes for, see state offi-
cers.

Selectmen, 1800, IS; salary, 19;
1801, 43; salary, 43, 44; ac-
count, 46; 1802, 65; salary,
67 (3); 1803, 87; salary, 88,
89; 1804, 112; salary, 113,

428

INDEX.

Selectmen, salary, 114; 1805,139;
salary, 141; 1806, 159; salary,
162 (3), 1807, 186; salary, 188,
189 (2); 1808, 202; salary, 203
(3); 1809, 221, 222 (4); 1810,
236, salary 237, salary 238;

1811, 253, 254 (4); 1812, 270,
salary 272; 1813, 292; salary,
293; 1814, 310 (2), 311, 312
(6); 1815, 332; salary, 344
(4); 1816, 354; salary, 355
(3); account, 1791-1792, 377

Singing schools, 15, 111, 113

in meeting, 140

Soldiers of War of 1812, 16;

bounty, 189 (2), 353, 355 (2),

373, 374.
State tax, 1815, 346

Surveyors, of highways, 18;

warrants, 1800, 21-27; 1801,

43; warrants, 1801, 46-52;

1802, 65; warrants, 74-79;

1803, 87; 1804, 112; 1805, 139;

1806, 159; warrants, 163;

1807, 187; 1808, 203; 1809,
221; 1810, 236; 1811, 253;

1812, 271; 1813, 292; 1814,
310; 1815, 332; 1816, 354

State officers, vote for, 20; 1801,
43; 1802, 66; 1803, 88; 1804,
112; 1805, 139; 1806, 160;
1807, 186; 1808, 202; 1809,
221; 1810, 236; 1811, 253;
1812, 270; 1813, 292; 1814,
310; 1815, 332; 1816, 354

Tavern, Blodget's, 378; Hardy's,
378; Cheney's, 378; Moors,
378; Halls, 379, 380 (3), 381
(3); Moors, 391, Hall's, 391;
Stark, 391.

Taxes, 16; 1800, 34; list, 35-37;
1801, 43; county, 59; town,
59; list, 59-62; 1802, 66; list,
80-84; 1803, 88; list, 100-103;
1804, 113; list, 121-124; 1805,
list, 146-149; 1806, list, 166-
170; non-resident land, sale
of, 178, 179, 181; 1807, 187;
coll. of, 188; 1807, list, 190-
193; 1808, 204, 205; 1809,
221; list, 222-226; 1810, 237;
list, 238-242; 1811, 254; list,

Taxes, list, 264-268; 1812,282-286;

1813, 293; list, 304-308; 1814,

312; 1814, list, 314, 328; 1815,

334; abatements, 335; list,

346-351; 1816, 355; list, 367-372

Town expense, 1800, 20.

tax, 1815, 346.

lines (see perambulation

of), 179; 1811, 268

meeting, 1800, annual, 18;

special, 38; 1801, an., 42,

spec, 63; 1802, an., 65,

spec, 84; 1803, spec 83,

an. 87, spec. 90, 92;

1804, spec, 110; an., 112;

spec, 125, 126; 1805,

spec, 136; an., 139;

1806, an., 159; spec, 178;

1807, an., 186-189; spec,
189; 1808, an., 202; spe-
cial, 209-210; 1809, 220;

1810, an., 235; special,
243; 1811, special, 251;
an., 252-253; special, 255;
1812, an., 270; special,
286, 289; 1813, an., 291-
294, 295; special, 309;
1814, an., 310; special,
329; 1815, an., 332; spe-
cial, 335; special, 352;
1816, an., 354; special,
373, 374.
Treasurer, 1800, 18; salary, 19;

1801, 43; accounts, 45, 46;

1802, 65; salary, 67; 1803, 88;
1804, 113; 1805, 139; salary,
140; 1806, 161; 1807, 186;
1808, 202; 1809, 221; 1810, 236
(2); 1812, 272; 1813, 292; ac-
count, 294; 1814, 311; 1815,
333; 1816, 354; salary, 355;
accounts, 356 (5).

Trespass on Town's land, 270-
272, 293
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Wages, highways, 1800, 20-21.

Warrants, Collectors', 34, 59, 80,
100, 121, 146, 166,
189, 208; 1809, 232;
1810, 242; 1811, 264;

1812, 282; 1813, 302;

1813, 323; 1815, 346;

1816, 367

INDEX.

429

Warrants for town meetings,

1800, annual, 17;
specials, 38, 39, 40;

1801, an., 41, 62;

1802, an., 64, 84;

1803, 82, 83, an., 86,
87; spec, 90, 91;

1804, spec, 110; an..
Ill; spec, 114, 125;

1805, spec, 135 (2);
an., 138; 1806, 157,
178; 1807, an., 185;
spec, 189; 1808, an.,
201; special, 209,

Warrants, special, 210, 219; 1809,
an., 220; 1810, an.,
234; special, 243;
1811, special, 251;
an., 251-252; special,
255; 1812, 269, 286,
288; 1813, an., 290-
291; special, 294;
special, 308; 1814,
an., 309; special,
328; 1815, an., 332;
special, 335; spe-
cial, 352 (2); 1816
352.