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Acts and Resolves Passed by the General Court ROLL OF PAUPER ACCOUNTS. [SEE RESOLVE OF FEBRUARY 18, AT PAGE 89.] Abington, for the snpport of James Robinson and Enoch Hall, and foneral expenses of E. Hall, $52 53 Adams, for the support of Lydia ,.rownsend, Phila­ na Hill, Sarah Goodrich, Amy and Lydia A. Pet­ tis, Polly and Sally l\'Iartin, Eliza, Henry, Isaac and Frederick W. Crossett, Singleton, Nancy, Clarisa, and Elias Williams, and Lillis Hamtin­ ton, 299 90 Amesbury, forthe snpport of Ebenezer Fullington and Margarett Buchanan, and funeral expenses of E. Fullington, 14 38 Amherst, for the support of Peter and Sarah Jack­ son, and fnneral expenses for Margarett Jackson, B. F. Mack, and Jane Newbury, 69 95 Andover, for the support of Sukey Hornsby, Mary Nutter, Mary Sigourney, Rosanna and Elizabeth Coburn, Caroline Ide, Lucy Fostin, \Villiam and George Perkins, Thomas McKennon and Thomas l\lcKennon, Jr., Jane and ·William McKennon, ,villiam A., Jane, Edgar A. and Mary A. l\il. Ballard, James Donehue, John Crosby, Mary Moreland, and a female, name unknown,-funeral expenses of Mary Nutter, 164 20 Ashby, for the support of John Bennett, 25 55 Ashburnham, for the support of ·William Stineker, 12 88 Attleborongh, for the support of Louisa Bacon, ,vil- liam P. Adams; Thomas Roberts, and Patrick Lafraw, 30 17 Auburn, for the support of Sarah ·wiser, 25 55 Barre, for the support of Sophronia, Josiah and Al­ bert Gigger, 14 72 Becket, for the support of James Thompson, 1 52 Bedford, for the support of Violet Moore, Ezra L. Johnson and Ezra L. Johnson, Jr., and funeral expenses for Violet Moore, 22 70 Belchertown, for the support of Hannah Levens, 25 55 Berkley, for the support of James Cuddy and Mary Lindell, 51 10 Beverly, for the support of John Kelley, Sarah, Me­ hitable and Rhoda Byors, William Dougherty, John Dickinson, William Leighton, and Robert Hntson,-foneral expenses of John Kelley, 25 18 12 90 PAUPER ACCOUNTS. Billerica, for the support of Jane Dana, John Od­ lin, and William P. Harrison, $23 17 Blandford, for the support of Mary Bradlce, Susan and Polly Burdick, and Jared Cables, 102 20 Boston (city of, ) for the support and bu­ rial of sundry State paupers, 5,196 62 for the support of do. in the House of Reformation, 572 76 for the support of do. in the Honse of Industry, 9,308 76 for the support and burial of State paupers (lunatics) in Lunatic Hospital, up to Nov. 1, 1842, 8,357 14 for burials and funeral expenses, 412 50 for support and nursing small-pox patients, 145 71 ---$23, 993 49 Boxborough, for the support of Abel Davis and An­ drew Jackson, 40 98 Bradford, for the support of -w. Patten, Samuel Tuck, Ellen and Henry Coe, Samuel Dale, Dan­ iel and Mary Chesley, 70 12 Braintree, for the support of Titus, Jacob Black­ man, Thomas Evans, George and Eunice Quinn, Reuben Smith, and William 0. Neale: 94 22 Bridgewater, for the support of Benjamin Maham, 25 5:3 Brighton, for the support of John E. Baker, Sam­ uel Sherburn: and E. Smith, 33 95 Brimfield, for the support of Thomas Corbin, Sa­ rah Winter, George Parker, Steven Evans, Ben- jamin and Sophia Jenkins, Elizabeth Saesar, Lu- cretia Jones, and Harriet Moore,-funeral charges of Levi Saesar, 141 94 Brookfield, for the support of Charles E. Phelps, 14 60 Brookline, for the support of George Thompson, 25 55 Burlington, forthe support of Venus Roe, 25 55 Cambridge, for the support of sundry State pau- pers, assistance rendered to sundry paupers out of the almshouse and funeral expenses, 1,391 35 Canton, for the support of Patrick and John Mc­ Ginnis, Catharine and Margarett Sherwood, vVil- liam Keith, Nathan Fuller: James, Esther, Martha J., Mary, Albert M. and Lucy Crossman, Thomas Baldwin, John 0. Brian, Joanna Hardin, and fu- neral expenses of Bright Driscoll and Catharine Sherwood, 176. 32 Carver, for the support of CuffCollins, 25 55 Carlisle, for the support of Aaron Stearns, 25 55 Charlestown, for the support and burial of sundry State paupers, 3,636 89 PAUPER ACCOUNTS. 91 Charlton, for the support of William Hampton, Ste­ phen Brooks, Catharine: George H., Pamelia A. and Leonard F. Green, $74 81 Chatham, for the support of Jacob Olson, 25 55 Chelmsford,for the support of George H. Smith, 18 37 Cheshire, for the support of Levi Pierce, Po11y Coop- er, Manly Randa11, and Smith Hix, 85 68 Chester, for the support of Sophia and Elizabeth Free­ man, Hannah, Benjamin and Jenny Hardy, Leonard Cone, George H. Magee, and Sylvester Hardy, 148 20 Chesterfield, for the support of Janette Gillman, 25 55 Colerain, for the support of Kate Vanvottinburgh, Hannah Cole, and John ·Willis, and funeralexpenses of Hannah Cole, 60 30 Cohasset, for the support of Peggy Damon, 9 87 Concord, for the support of John Garrison, Margarett Carroll, Frances and Jane Quinn, John Francis, Henry Carolin, and John Gould, 28 49 Conway, for the support of Sally and Anna McMur­ phy, Ephraim Sampson, and Eunice Clark,-fnneral expenses of Sally McMurphy and Ephraim Samp­ son, 39 37 Cummington, for the support of Brister Peirce and Samuel P. Luther, 38 22 Dalton, for the support of Abigail Rider, Sylvia Mc­ Intyre, Patrick Austin, l\'Iary Hoose, William and Alonzo Clark, and funeral charges of Mary Hoose, 105 65 Dana, for the support of Nicolas, Sarah Roswell, Harriet and Benjamin Aldrich, 29 52 Danvers, for the support of Joel Wesson, Thomas Her­ ron, Edward Shehen, Joseph Currier, Elizabeth Lyon, Patrick Barry, Patrick Martin, Richard 'T'ra­ cy, Daniel Mahegan, David Sullivan, Theresa Lynch, William Dorrity, John, Betsey and Eliza­ beth Arlin, John Arlin, Jr., Isabella McKenney, and Mary Hosier, 140 26 Dartmouth, for the support of James McMoneyman, William Carl, Mary Daniels, Diana Peck, Lucy Fields, and John C. Martin, 68 81 Dedham, for the support of William P. Adams and John Mathews, 77 Deerfield, for the support of Nelson Morse, Thomas and Mahitable Sowabee, and Daniel Carver, 62 93 Dighton, for the support of Rhoda Fuller, 14 60 Douglas, for the support of J nlia Waterman, 14 60 Dorchester, for the support of Joseph Simmons, Mary Hart, Ann Reed, Walter McCamey, Jeremiah Birch, Sarah Hagne, Adaline Townsend, and William C. Smith, 51 77 Dracut, for the support of Robert Cashley, George 92 PAUPER ACCOUNTS. Elluback, Isabella Lemere and child, Lucy M. Dil- lon, an<l funeral charges of a child, $34 32 Duxbury, for the support of Sarah Simmons and John Carnes, 44 17 Dudley Indians, (Nathaniel Hunt, guardian,) his ac- conu t to Dec. 31, 1842, 151 97 East Bridgewater, for the support of Robert Sever, Eli- sha Stevens, Caroline Sizer, and funeral expenses of Caroline Sizer, 54 89 Easthampton, for the support of Submit and Rhenma Bailey, 51 10 Easton, for the support of James Quinley, John Car- rol, and John Dady, 57 40 Egremont, for the support of Iletsey Daly, Renben Van Guilder, Daniel C. Gunn, Nancy Bundy, Israel and Sarah Doleby, Amos Randall, and Sarah Wil­ liams, 134 33 Essex, for the support of John Coleman and Rebekah Kimball, 29 19 Essex County, for the support of lunatics in the Honse of Correction up to Dec. 31, 1842, 1,409 71 Fairhaven, for the support of William and Margarett Wilson, Abigail, Christopher, Margarett, vVarnack, Betsey, Thomas, ·William H. H., and Almira 'rue, Catharine Cox, James and Robert ·Wilson, Phebe Talbot, John Dickson, John vV. and Hannah Jettee, 263 30 Fall River, for the support of sundry State paupers and funeral charges, 573 03 Framingham, for the support of Phineas Titns, Fran­ cis Bagan, James Hand, Obrien 0. Collins, Thomas U. Connel, Thomas Hailey, and Jane Blake, 37 67 Franklin, for the support of Elizabeth F. S. Gray, William and Hannah Sargent, and Charles Neal, 15 16 Fall River Indians, ( Holder Wardell, guardian,) for supplies, 132 69 Gayhead, for the support of Thomas Morse, 25 55 Georgetown, forthe support of William, Orna and Wil­ liam H. Davis, Michael, Sally, John and Joseph Delano, Julia Simmo, John \Vood, Louisa Price, Sally, l\Iehitable and Rhoda Bias, Richard and Catharine Doriu, John Vesselstauks and llnth Tho- mas, 277 94 Gill, for the support of Mary Lawson and Mary Lc\W- son, Jr., and Isaac ·Wilson, 53 83 Gloucester, for the support of Eiizabeth Dade, Nancy Youkin, George Gardner; Rachel Sharp, Abigail Grover, Ann E., a11d Snsan B. Hunt, Almira Jones, ·w esell 'rafts, John l\icDonalds, Daniel Brown, James Black, Moses B. Russell, and funeral charges of Moses B. Russell, 204 23 PAUPER ACCOUNTS. 93 Grafton, for the support of Cornelius Johnson, \Vil­ liam Rockwood, Ellen Barrett, and Elizabeth Graf­ fum, and funeral charges for ·William Rockwood, and expenses for removing Elizabeth Graffum to Leeds, in the state of Maine, $66 45 Granville, for the support of Sally Ste,vart, Frank Powers, and Peter Bailon, 31 15 Great Barrington, for the support of John McGeorge, Joanna and Lucy Porter, Ebenezer Ayers, Thomas McDonald, and Hannah Sherman. 100 28 Greenfield, for the support of Mary Taggart and Su­ san Fuller, 51 10 Groton, for the support of Abigail Simpson, and funeral charges, 6 54 Hancock, for the support of Nicl10los and Clarrisa Johnson, Philetta Bebee, William Johnson, Henry, Adaline M., Alonzo H., Charlotte A., Rufus H., and Francis A. Williams, and Pol\y Stone,-funeral ex­ penses for Nicholas Johnson a!ld Henry Williams, 95 45 Hanover, for the support of Sarah Daily, Rebecca H., and Lydia Maria Franks, 21 97 Hanson, for the support of ·William Bisby, 9 45 Hard wick, for the snpport of Fidelia Maria Treat, 14 60 Haverhill, for the support of l\Iary ·Witham: Charles ,vitham, Charles and Mary 1\1.
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