Town Meeting Records Document Early Governance and Freemen
A scanned 18th century town record details frequent town meetings from 1755 to 1760, listing admission of freemen and officers, deputies to General Assembly, and duties. It notes votes to repair and extend porches, elect town clerk and treasurer, and appoint committees for smallpox care and public works. The text preserves names like Joseph Russell, Shearjashop Bourn, William Pearse, and John Howland among others, with dates and actions across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Williaming
John Usher, Jr
New
Ymas Green, Jr
William Gladding, Jr
Jona. Drown
John Norris
Jonathan Peck, Jr
Joseph Russell
Weteet
Vauds
Deat
Shoarjashup
Yall Paine
Gamaliel Clark
Charles Church
Dat
Thomas
Nathaniel Fales
Begin
Amemly
Ted
John Usher
Joseph Ruevell
Tressurer
Baigery Bower
Samuel Pearse
Agguet
Shearjwehap Bourn
Thomas Green
Begra
General Assembly
Thors
Ocoemon
Thin
Simeon Potter
William Pearse
John Howland
William Paares
William Martindale
Nathaniel Diman
Nathan Monro
Bennet
Ata
Joseph Russell Sa Singon Daviv
Acsembly
Jeremiah Ingraham
Jonathan Mussell
Hezekiah Weber
William Bradford
Peter Church
Howland
Thomase Peck
Simon Davis
John Weet
John Howland, Jr
Thomas Finney
James Dima
Joseph Raynolds
Doe! Bird
Shearjashop Bourn
Jeremiah Boon
John, Waldron
Jona Munday
Gr Pa
Ses Potter
Willyradford
Aone
Yonathan Files
Jeremiah Finney
Andrew Patterson
John Pecklum
John Gladding
Eidetn
Joseph
Russell
AaTown
Joscuesell Rape
Daniel Bradford
A. Town
William
Tr Fant Dustie
Pihamel Peatae, Jr
Joey Ie
Brad
Rae
Kigheat
Barker and Haile Turner Vote on Wall Across the Slough
The record notes Barker and Haile Turner voting to allow Mr Josiah Finney to construct a percenf wall across the Slough near Mount Bridge as directed by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Haile Turner
Josiah Finney
Mount Bridge
A& Con
Ascent to Mount Washington Notch House Memoir 1945
An account of a long ascent from the Notch House to Mount Washington and surrounding peaks in a single day. The party details rugged trails, climbing on horseback, alpine winds, and dramatic views from Mt Clinton to Mt Pleasant and Mt Washington. They describe dangers, weather, and a final sunset before returning to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New Hawkmar
Mount Washington
Willey Louse
Eivery
Thomas Crawford
Connecticut
Mt. Clinton
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Washington
Tts
Mt. Franklin
Mt. Monro
Chrystal
Hirrow
Monroe
Washington
Canhni
Ae Ee
Thei 20
Disay
British Dominions
Franconia Range
Vermont
L.M
Egg trade in Cincinnati ships to New Orleans and local consumption
The Cincinnati Gazette reports last year egg shipments to New Orleans reached 964,000 dozen. City consumption totaled 1,913,932 dozen, with aggregate shipments and consumption at 2,176,933 dozen and 26,115,098 eggs overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecos
Cincinatti
New Orleans
Devastating Fire Roars Through St Johns Wharf Area
A severe blaze struck Saint Louis late on the evening of July 20, devastating Peter’s wharf Water Street and surrounding docks. The fire crossed to the south side, destroying numerous buildings from Peters’ wharf to the Toll House ferry landing and along Johnston’s wharf. Fire crews battled roaring flames especially around Mr Street’s building, preventing total spread to the north and eastern sides though multiple structures suffered heavy damage. Strong winds and rapid spread overwhelmed local engines as observers reported extensive destruction from Water Street to Prince William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samvet
Eee
Ord Makel Coggeshall
Edwin P. Peckham
Cater
Aldi
Wayne
Dogether
Gardner
Ocean House
White
Providence ‘Motun
Mercury
Weaver
Harréon
Neek
St) Lous
St. John
Petere
Petere’ Wharf
Water Street
Peters’ Wharf
Johnston’s Wharf
Olson
W. H. Street
Alava
Prince William Street
Mr. Street
Prince Wm
Saird
Morth
Prince Winstreet
Mr. McMillin
Disaster on the Big Hathee steamboat wrecks Herman River trip
A steamboat, the Big Hathee, exploded its starboard boiler after leaving Hermin with about forty passengers bound for the Missouri River. Casualties included killed first engineer Barney Mohan and several others missing or wounded. seven remain aboard the wreck, and townsfolk aid the injured as salvage proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednay
Big Hatehee
Frisbee
Missouri River
Hermin
St. Josephs
Barney Mohan
St. Louis
Secident
Lawrente Hoyle
St. Laney
Brainard Mohan
Waginbor
James
Yourgeon
Minung
Bedente
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George B. Cone
Marner
East Greenwich
Providence Conference Academy
Stephen Green
Greely
Me Elrath
Newport
St. Johns
Pullavepraia
Navy Yard
Philadelphia Gazette
Cangh
Delaware
Avis
Southwark