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MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE The following document is provided by the LAW AND LEGISLATIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY at the Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library http://legislature.maine.gov/lawlib Reproduced from scanned originals with text recognition applied (searchable text may contain some errors and/or omissions) DOCUMENTS PRINTED JIY ORDER o•· THE LEG IS LAT URE or. THE STATE OF MAINE, DURING ITS SESSION A. D. 1845. AUGUSTA: WM. T. JUH:\fSON, PRINTER TO THE STATE. ~-- -- 1 8 ,j 5. AN ABSTRACT vF THE RErfURNS OF CORPORATIONS, MADETOTHEOFTICEOFTHESECRETARYOFSTAT~ IN JANUARY, 1845, FOR THE YEAR Published in pursuance of a Resolve approved :March 24, 1843. AUGUSTA: Wr.1. T. JOHNSON, PRINTER TO THE STATE. 184 5o STATE OF MAINE. Resolve authorizing the printing of the Returns of Clerks of Corpo­ rations. RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State is hereby directed to cause the printing of four hundred copies of the returns of the several corpo­ rations, ( excepting hanks,) of this State, comprising the names, resi­ dence, and amount of stock owned by each stockholder, and furnish each city, town and plantation, with a copy of the same. [ Approved Marek 24, 1843.] LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. The following comprises a list of all the returns of clerks of cor­ porations that have been received at the office of the Secre­ tary of State, for the year J 844. The abstracts of the returns of such corporations as are marked *, did not specify the value of shares or the amount of their capital, stock, nor is such information found in their acts of incorporation. Casco Manufacturing Company. ------·--- Names. Residence. No; of I Am't of Stock. Shares. Asa Clapp, Portland, 60 6,000 Albert NewhalJ, Cumberland, 48 4,800 Samuel Chadwick, Portland, 36 3,600 John Mussey, do. 48 4,800 John Rand; do. 17 1,700 Julia C. Wingate, executrix, do. 12 1,200 John R. Larrabee, Gorham, 12 1,200 Francis Skinner, & Co., Boston, 7 700 240 24,000 * Cumberland Marine Railway Company. Isaac F. Sturdivant, New York, JO Isaac Sturdivant, North Yarmouth, 160 Charles Deake, New Orleans, IO Joseph Drown, do. 10 Benjamin Deake, Cape Elizabeth, IO 200 4 LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. Georges Insurance Company. I I Names. / Residence. I No. of IAm't of Stock. i Shares. Michael Ach~rn, . !Thomaston, 1-- --5-00 George Abbott, ' do. 'i 500 Josiah Achorn, do. 500 Elias Andrews, do. 500 Samuel Adams, Camden, 500 Algernon S. Aust1n, Newcastle, 600 Jeremiah Berry, Thomaston, 500 John Bird, do. 1,000 Rodolphus Bowers. Camden, 300 "\Vm. Cole, Thomaston, 500 Rufus C. Counce, do. 1,000 Knott Crockett, do. 1,000 Jona. Crnckett, jr., do. 200 .T oseph Condon, do. 500 Sam'! D. Carleton; Camden, 500 Wm. Carleton, do. 500 Israel Dinsmore, Thomaston, 500 Dan'l Day, Nobleborough, 1,000 Joseph Day, do. 500 John Elliott, jr., Thomaston,. 500 Jos. H. Easterbrook, Camden, 1,000 Richard Elliott, !Thomaston, 1,000 Enoch Eastman, j' Camden, 500 Eben'r Farley, Newcastle, 500 Ephraim W. Farley, do. 500 Oliver Fales, Thomaston, 1,000 Wm. J. Fales, do. 500 Jos. Gillchrest, do. 600 John T. Gleason, do. 500 John Glidden, Newcastle, 1,000 Samuel Glidden, do. 1,000 J. R. & Wm. Groton, Waldoborough, I,000 Hanson Gregory, Thomaston, 500 Elisha Gillkey, Camden, 500 Christopher Prince, Thomaston, 500 Amos H. Hodgman, Warren, 1,000 Thomas Hodgman, do. 500 Wm. Hayden, Thomaston, 500 Charles Holmes, do. 600 Joseph Hewett, do. 500 Joseph Huse, l Camden, 500 LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. 5 Georges Insurance Company, (Continued.) Names. Residence. i No. of I Am't of Stock. I IShares. John Hiscock, I N-;;bfe-6;~~~1ih-:-- - --i--~o Simon Handly, 1Newcastle, 1 1,000 Freeman Harding, ! Thomaston, 500 Wm. Hiscock, 2d, j Noble borough, 500 Rowland Hatch, ,Thomaston, 500 Simon Hunt, I do. 500 Rowland Jacobs, jr., I do. 500 Jos. Jones, Camden, 500 Wm. R. Keith, IThomaston, l,000 Iddo Kimball, I do. 1,200 George Kaler, Sd, Waldo borough, 500 Sam'l Libby, IThomaston, 300 Moses R. Ludwig, I do. 500 Caleb Levensaler, do. 500 John Miller, I Warren, 500 Wm. McLoon, iThomaston, 500 Charles McLoon, I do. 500 Josiah Myrick, jNewcastle, 500 Benj. D. Metcalf, Nobleborough, 500 Joshua G. Norwood, ICamden, 500 John W. K. Norwood, do. 500 Edward O'Brien, IThomaston, 1,000 Abraham O'Gier, jcamden, 500 Robert Perry, Thomaston, 500 Charles R. Porter, Camden, 500 Richard Robinson, Thomaston, 500 Geo. Robinson, do. 600 Edward Robinson, do. 1,000 Simon Robinson, do. 200 Nathan A. Reed. do. 500 Geo. W. Robinson, do. 500 William Singer, do. 1,000 Robert Snow, do. 1,000 Jesse Sleeper, do. 500 Elisha Snow, do. 500 John Spcnr, jr., do. 1,000 Abner Stetson, jr., !Camden, 600 G. W. & S. Sprowl, Wal!:~orough, George D. Smouse, gig Reuben Sherer, Thomaston, I ,000 Larkin Snow, I do. 500 I* LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. Ge01:ges Insurance Company, (Continued.) Names. Residence. No. of IAm't of Stock. I Shares. Wm. Spofford, . jThomaston, James Sweatland, I do. 1-1~-~~~ Stephen W. Sneden, i do. Joseph. C. Stetson, \ Camden, I I ~g~ Arch. C. SpauldingJ I Thomaston, I 500 Israel Snow, \ do. I 500 Geo. Thomas, I do. 1,000 Jona. Thayer, Camden, 500 1 Josiah Tolman, 1Thomaston, 500 Job Tolman, Bremen, 500 Jos. Thorndike, IThomaston, 500 George Thorndike 1 do. 500 Levi Ulmer, 1 do. .200 Peter Vesper, j do. 500 Barnabas Webb, j do. 1,000 Robert Walsh, I do. 500 Ephraim Wood, (amden, 500 I $60,000 * Kennebec .Ferry Company. William Stevens, 2d, Pittston, 1001 Hiram Stevens, do. 32 Arthur Berry, Gardiner, I 28 I I 160 .Machias Water Power and Mill Company. David Longfellow, Machias, 10 1,000 Mary Fenno, do. 25 2,500 Geo. S. Smith, do. IO 1,000 Daniel Harwood, do. 4S2 48,200 Wm. B. Smith, do. 60 6,000 Na than Longfellow, do. 90 9,000 Wm. F. Penniman, do. 50 5,000 LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. 7 Machias Water Power and lJ!Iilt Company, (Continued.) Namtls, ---~"-- -------1~~·Residence. INo. of ---Am't of Stock. Geo. Burnum, Machias, 73 7,300 Samuel A. Morse, do. 58 5,800 Ignatius Sargent~ do. 5 500 William Freeman, Cherryfield, 4 400 William Burnum, do. 13 1,300 John G. Deane, estate, Portland, 54 8,400 Eliphalet Case, do. 50 5,000 Thomas Darling, Boston, Mass., 95 9,500 A. G. Peck & Co., do. ao 3,000 Thayer & Bates, do. 30 3,000 Ensign Sargent, do. 7 100 Ebenezer T. Andrew·s, do. 17 4 17 ,400 Ebenezer Smith, jr., do. 67 6,700 Alonzo Crosby, do. I 59 15,900 Jonathan M. Dexter, estate, do. l:2G 12,600 Jona. Jones, do. 50 5,000 Henry Cutter, do. 20 2,000 lienry Clark, do. 1 145 J 4,500 William Savage, do. ' 279 27,900 Joseph Libby, do. 7 700 John E. Kimball, do. 100 Elliot P. Tucker, Cambridge, 13,f!OO Joshua Tucker, 'Boston, 57,300 Elisha Magoun, East Boston, Mass.! 200 Rufus Shattuck, E. Cambrir!ge, Ms. 9 900 Stephen Goodhue, 'Lowell, Mass., 15 1,500 Thomas P. Goodhue, do. J 5 1,500 S. & T. P. Goodhue, do. l 100 Peter C. Bacon, Oxford, Mass., 80 8,000 Wm. M. Towne's estate, Springfield, Mass., 53 5,300 Salem Towne, Charlton, Mass., 126 12,600 John F. Edwards, Boston, Mass., 2011 2,000 Assignees Fessenden & Co.,J Brattleboro', Vt., 2 200 Peter Harwood, 1 Barre, Mass., 100 10,000 Bailey Cobb, I Dover, Mass., 50 5,000 Cushirtg Otis, estate, I Scituate, Mass., 26 2,600 Machias W. P. and Mill Co.,!Machias, Me., 50 5,000 Wm.P.Tewksbury, !Boston, 21 2,100 Geo. A. Trumbul1, I Worcester, Mass., 8 800 Shmuel Small, 1 Machias-port, IO 1,000 I \3500 $350,000 8 LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. Maine Stage Company. Names. Residence. No. of IAm't of Stock. Shares. David Drinkwater, Portland, 11 1,100 George W. Woodman, do. 4 400 Hall J. Little, do. 11 1,100 Stephen Frothingham, do. 2 200 Samuel Haskell, do. 4 400 Joseph S. Sargent, do. 1 100 T. & F. Cummings, do. 9 900 Bank of Cumberland, do. 12 1,200 James Todd, do. 5 500 Joseph H. Pearley, Gray, 1 100 J. & N. Warren, Portland, 1 100 William Kimball, do. 20 2,000 St. John Smith, clo. 33 3,300 8amuel Fessenden, do. 4 400 John Neal, do. 5 500 Solomon T. Corsor, do. 4 400 George A. Thomas, do. 5 500 Samuel Clark, do. 34 3,400 Nathan Chapman, do. 5\ 500 Thomas Hammond, do. 111 1 ,100 William W. Thomas, do. 7 700 Thomas R. Jones, do. 6 600 John Dowe, do. 3 30() David Shaw, Brunswick, 32 3,200 L. T. Jackson, do. 25 2,500 Richard T. Dunlap, do. 1 100 A. B. Thompson, do. 23 2,300 Edward Ryanson, do. 4 400 Jacob Sa 11ds, do. 1 100 John F. Titcomb, do. 5 500 Ebenezer Everett, do. 23 2,300 Thomas C. Upham, do. IO 1,000 Narcissa Stone, do. 6 600 William H. Morse, do. 7 700 John Dunlap, do. 50 5,000 Joseph McKeen, trustee, do. 4 400 Brunswick Bank, do. 49 4,900 James L Child, Augusta, 35 3,500 Jane H. Child, do. 10 1,qoo Reul Williams, do. 9 900 Greenlief White, do. 5 500 LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. 9 Maine Stage Company, (Continued.) Names. Residence. No. of lAm't of Stock. Shares. ·-------- William Nason, Augusta, 6 600 Samuel Thompson, Topsham, 15 1,500 James McKeen, I do. 5 500 Eliza Chapman, :Roston, 2 200 Thomas Phil brook's estate, j Vvinthrop, 17 1,700 Allen H.
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    'Wi{{/(jruntfy (jenea{ogica{ Society honors a pioneer, I 'Wi{{iam 'I. !/{e{son, who lived in Will County in 1 848. William T. Nelson was the second of nine known children born to John and Elizabeth (Gray) Nelson. His father, born about the year 1786, was of Scots-Irish descent and was raised in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, 'later living in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana before moving to Twelve Mile Grove, Will Co., Illinois in 1848. He had served in the War of 1 81 2 and also represented his county in the Indiana legislature while residing there. Born on the 9th day of January 181 8 in Ohio, William came to Will County with his parents, along with four of his brothers and sisters - Esther Jane, Samuel G., ·Mary and Daniel Mc. He was married in the early 1850's to Celia Annette Derke/Durkee, born 5 February 1825 in Indiana. Five children were born to the couple - Mary Freelove, Sarah Annette, Kate G., William and Thomas M. Mr. Nelson was a nurseryman, owner of the Wilmington Nursery. He is thought to have produced the "Nelson apple," which was highly regarded prior to the advent of refrigeration. Along with his brothers Samuel and Daniel, he was active in civic affairs. He served as secretary of the Will Co. Fair and was a charter member of Wilmington Masonic Lodge #208. The death of William T. Nelson occurred on the 11th of December 1903 in Chicago, where he had made his home with his daughter Sarah, Mrs. Daniel "Mac" White, after the death of his wife in 1 888.
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    Washington City, 1800-1830 Cynthia Diane Earman Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College

    Louisiana State University LSU Digital Commons LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses Graduate School Fall 11-12-1992 Boardinghouses, Parties and the Creation of a Political Society: Washington City, 1800-1830 Cynthia Diane Earman Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/gradschool_disstheses Part of the History Commons Recommended Citation Earman, Cynthia Diane, "Boardinghouses, Parties and the Creation of a Political Society: Washington City, 1800-1830" (1992). LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses. 8222. https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/gradschool_disstheses/8222 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at LSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses by an authorized administrator of LSU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. BOARDINGHOUSES, PARTIES AND THE CREATION OF A POLITICAL SOCIETY: WASHINGTON CITY, 1800-1830 A Thesis Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in The Department of History by Cynthia Diane Earman A.B., Goucher College, 1989 December 1992 MANUSCRIPT THESES Unpublished theses submitted for the Master's and Doctor's Degrees and deposited in the Louisiana State University Libraries are available for inspection. Use of any thesis is limited by the rights of the author. Bibliographical references may be noted, but passages may not be copied unless the author has given permission. Credit must be given in subsequent written or published work. A library which borrows this thesis for use by its clientele is expected to make sure that the borrower is aware of the above restrictions.