A Brief History of Winthrop: From 1764 to October 1855 |
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... appointed a committee to select suitable places for burying the dead . " March 18 , 1780 , Voted to accept one acre of land for a burying place , near Mr. Chandler's , part Mr. Chand- ler's , and part Mr. Lambert's , and part common ...
... appointed a committee to select suitable places for burying the dead . " March 18 , 1780 , Voted to accept one acre of land for a burying place , near Mr. Chandler's , part Mr. Chand- ler's , and part Mr. Lambert's , and part common ...
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... appointed " Capt . John Blunt , Lieut . Jonathan Whiting and Mr. James Craig , a com- mittee to the Court of General Sessions of the Peace to obtain a fish way round or over Mr. Gardiner's mill dam , at the next session to be held at ...
... appointed " Capt . John Blunt , Lieut . Jonathan Whiting and Mr. James Craig , a com- mittee to the Court of General Sessions of the Peace to obtain a fish way round or over Mr. Gardiner's mill dam , at the next session to be held at ...
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... Voted to raise £ 4000 law- ful money , to make and repair roads , and that men shall be allowed twelve pounds per day , and oxen eight . " REPRESENTATIVES . The following persons have been appointed to repre- HISTORY OF WINTHROP . 35.
... Voted to raise £ 4000 law- ful money , to make and repair roads , and that men shall be allowed twelve pounds per day , and oxen eight . " REPRESENTATIVES . The following persons have been appointed to repre- HISTORY OF WINTHROP . 35.
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From 1764 to October 1855 David Thurston. REPRESENTATIVES . The following persons have been appointed to repre- sent the town in the General Court , or Legislature of Massachusetts , or the State of Maine . The town records are torn and ...
From 1764 to October 1855 David Thurston. REPRESENTATIVES . The following persons have been appointed to repre- sent the town in the General Court , or Legislature of Massachusetts , or the State of Maine . The town records are torn and ...
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... same commissions at an early period . Samuel Wood was appointed Coroner , for the County of Lincoln , in 1789 , by his Excellency John Hancock , then Governor of Mass . Lincoln County then included what 50 HISTORY OF WINTHROP .
... same commissions at an early period . Samuel Wood was appointed Coroner , for the County of Lincoln , in 1789 , by his Excellency John Hancock , then Governor of Mass . Lincoln County then included what 50 HISTORY OF WINTHROP .
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Abigail Albion K Amos Stevens Andrew Wood appointed April August Benjamin Fairbanks Benson Bowdoin College bushel Capt chosen Cobbossee committee Court David Eastman David Foster DAVID THURSTON degree of M. D. dollars Ebenezer Elijah Wood Fillebrown Francis Fuller Gideon Lambert graduated at Bowdoin Hallowell Hannah Howard hundred Ichabod incorporated inhabitants James Bowdoin James Craig January Jedediah Prescot John Blunt John Chandler John Hubbard John Morrill Jonathan Whiting Joseph Metcalf Joshua Bean Josiah Hall July June Kennebec March Mary Massachusetts meeting house minister moral Moses Gill Nathan Nathaniel Fairbanks November October pastor Polly Pond Town pounds procure Readfield Robbins Robert Page Samuel Wood Sarah Selectmen Sept September Snell Society Solomon Stanley Squier Bishop Stephen Pullen Susanna Timothy Foster town meeting town of Winthrop town voted voted to raise votes for Governor votes for Lieut Wadsworth Winthrop worship
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Page 110 - For he established a testimony in Jacob, and appointed a law in Israel, which he commanded our fathers, that they should make them known to their children: That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born; who should arise and declare them to their children : That they might set their hope in God, and not forget the works of God, but keep his commandments...
Page 208 - America, and to their successors and assigns for ever, all that part of America, lying and being in breadth, from forty degrees of northerly latitude from the equinoctial line, to forty-eight degrees of the said northerly latitude inclusively, and in length, of and within all the breadth aforesaid, throughout the main lands from sea to sea...
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Page 211 - NEGUAMKIKE, in AMERICA aforesaid, and the space of fifteen ENGLISH Miles on each side of the said River commonly called Kennebeck River...
Page 167 - Christianity teacheth people to beat their swords into plough-shares, and their spears into pruning hooks, and to learn war no more ; that so the wolf may lie down with the lamb, and the lion with the calf, and nothing that destroys be entertained in the hearts of people...
Page 84 - Care, (if such they have) within fifteen Days. And of this Precept with your doings thereon you are to make return into the office of the Clerk of the Town, within Twenty Days next coming, that such further proceedings may be had in the premises as the Law directs Given under our hands & seals at Gorham aforesaid this Thirteenth Day of May, AD 1791.
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