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Warren Borough Formation and Early Officials in 1832
Historical note details Warren being erected into a borough by act of April 3, 1822, with the first borough election held May 7, 1832 at the Court House. Lists initial officers including burgess John Andrews and council members, followed by subsequent appointments like Struthers as clerk and Hazeltine as treasurer, plus the 1832 population. Contains a long roster of taxable inhabitants and addresses shifts, reflecting early civic structure and craft-based occupations across the town.
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Court House
John Andrews
Burgess
Joseph Hackney
Lansing Wetmore
Zachariah Eddy
James Stewart
Albinus Stebbins
Lan
Struthers
John 'i
Abraham Hazeltine
James Arthur
Robert Arthur
Warren L. Adams
Joseph Adams
Philip Booker
Alfred Brown
Henry Bostwick
John Blackley
William Bell
Henry Brown
Silas Brownell
Daniel Chase
Ariel Coe
Thomas Clemons
Asa Curtis
Miner Curtis
Daniel Crippen
John Ditmars
Adam Deitz
John F. Davis
Isaac 8. Eddy
William Eddy
John Edgar
Morgan Ferguson
Jesse Farrington
Milton Ford
Robert Falconer
Samuel Graham
Simon Gray
Porter Gregory
Asa Gregory
Joseph C. Gordon
Lavern
Caleb Geer
John Hunter
Walter W. Hodges
Joseph Hall
Alpheus Wawley
Lethrap
Parmlee
Timothy
Ellery Stone
Daniel Stanton
George Snyder
Henry Sargent
Archibald Skinner
Simeon Stevenson
James Steadman
Reuben Stevenson
Abel Smith
Thomas Turner
Josiah Turner
Justus Taylor
Cyrus Tanner
Archibald Tanner
Stephen Temple