New Windsor, New York Precinct Records, 1792-1828 / 2

New Windsor, New York
Precinct Records, 1792-1828

Volume Two, Part II

Page 51

Poor Masters accounts 1800

Joshua Green one of the Poor Masters for the Town of New Windsor in acct. current

March 25	To cash received from Benj. Van Keuren	£ 77-49-0
1800	To Ditto recd. from Francis Crawford	2- 0 -0
	for Richard Edjertons Excise
	To Ditto remaining in his hands from last year	0-16 -0
	To cash received from John Morrison Esq. for fines	0- 5 -0
		£ 81- 0 -0

Cr.

March 25	By cash paid Mr Schultz in part for board of Widow Cook	£ 3-15-0
1800	By Do to Doct. Gourly for Medicine and attendance	2-5 -0
	By Do paid M Cooper for keeping Rebecca Turner &
	drawing 1 day wood for the free wench	14-16-0
	By Do to Jane Dubois for keeping child	24-19-0
	By Do Catherine Camble	7- 0-0
	By Do to Thomas Burnet	8- 0-0
	By Do to Joshua Green for furnishing wood for the wench house, rent and sundries	6- 3-0
	By Do to John Henry for keeping Nancy Elliot	4-0-0
	By Do to Nathan Buttom for keeping Nancy Elliot	6-12-0
	By Do paid Francis Crawford for furnishing sundries for Nancy Elliot	0-16-0
	By cash paid Mrs Hamilton for bill	1- 1-0
		£ 79-7-0

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Poor Accounts 1800

The Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held at Sarah Hamiltons the 25th day of March 1800 the following accounts were allowed.

To Thomas Burnet for his support	£ 16-0-0
To Thomas Nicholson for Ditto	16-0-0
To Catherine Camble	7-0-0
To Myndert Cooper for Rebecca Turner	14-0-0
To Jane Dubois for support of Carraghan child	24-0-0
To Leonard D Nicol and Joshua Green eighteen shillings each for services as Overseers of the Poor	1-16-0
To Mrs Susanna Smith for boarding the Widow of Charles Cook 25 weeks at 8/ per week	10-0-0
To Ditto for one pair of shoes	0-8-0
To Isaac Schultz for cash advanced to Devall for keeping Prudence Belknaps child	0-16-0
To Ditto sundries of clothing advanced and other necessarys advanced for the Widow of Charles Cook	2-19-0
To Nathan Butten for keeping Nancy Elliot eleven weeks at 12/ shillings per week	6-12-0
To John Henry for keeping Nancy Elliot 9 weeks at 10 per week	4-10-0
To Doct William Gourly for medicine and attendance for Nancy Elliot & Carrighans child	2-5-0
To Col. George Denniston for providing wood for a free wench	1-0-0
To removing the above wench furnishing wood for her and finding her a house	4-1-0
To Ditto for keeping Nancy Elliot 12 days at 2 / shillings per day	1-4-0
To Francis Crawford for sundries for Nancy Elliot & the free wench	0-16-0
To Myndert Cooper for drawing wood for the free wench	0-16-0
	£ 115-2-0
May the 6th allowed by the Commissioners of poor accounts to Robert Purdy for keeping Bety Smith two weeks when sick attending and going for the Doctor for her.	2-0-0

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A.D. 1800

At the annual town meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hammilton agreeable to adjournment on Tuesday the first day April 1800 being the place of adjournment the following persons were appointed town officers. Viz;

William Mulliner - Town clerk

Francis Crawford - Supervisor

Abraham Schultz } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }
Benjamin VanKeuren - Collector
Joshua Green } Constables
John McMichel }

Archibald Beaty } Commissioners
Samuel Moffat } of
Asa Byram } roads

James Mores } Overseers
Joshua Green } of the poor

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A.D. 1800 continued

Daniel Borden -	Path Master for the New Windsor District
Isaac Schultz -	Ditto Mill District
John D Nicoll -	Ditto Creek District
James More -	Ditto Silver Stream
Francis Mains -	Ditto	Ditto
Asa Matthenson -	Ditto Little Britain District
William Watson -	Ditto	Ditto
John Morrison -	Ditto Hunting Grove District
John Kerr -	Ditto	Ditto
Abraham Schultz -	Ditto Goshen Road District
Thomas Crawford -	Ditto cross road leading by Enos Chandlers
Thomas Fulton -	Ditto cross road leading to Bethleham Meeting House
John Belknap -	Ditto road leading from Thomas Nicholsons past James Kernaghans
Matthew M Dubois -	Ditto road leading from the Meeting House to Goshen Road

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A.D. 1800 continued

John Beaty -	Ditto cross road leading to Coldenham
James Burnet -	Ditto road past Wm Scots
John Dill Farmer -	Ditto road to Deckers Mills
Samuel Finly -	Ditto road leading past Widow Finly
Henry Cropsy -	Ditto road past Widow McNealy
Frederick Welling -	Ditto road past Col. George Denniston

James Burnet }
William Watson }
David Dill }

Fence Viewers

Voted - George Denniston, James More, Robert R Burnet, Thomas Fulton, John Kerr, Francis Crawford be a committee to revise the By laws and report the last Tuesday in April instant at the place of election.

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A.D. 1800 continued

Voted - That the sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for his support one year.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Burnet for his support one year.

Voted - That the sum of seventeen dollars be allowed to Catherine Cambell for the support of her boy.

Rebecca Turner struck off to Myndert Cooper for thirty dollars for her maintenance & clothing for one year.

The child of Sarah Carraghan struck off to Jane Dubois for its maintenance one year.

Voted - Joshua Green shall receive for his services for the year 1799 ten dollars.

Voted - To raise thirty one dollars and one half dollar as an additional sum for the poor for the ensuing year to be lodged in the hands of the Poor Masters.

Adjourned to meet at the annual place on the first Tuesday of April .

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Poor Accounts 1801

License & permits granted the 1st day of May 1800 by the Commissioners of Excise for the Town of New Windsor for the retailing of spiritous liquors amounts to the sum of 104 dollars.

Statements of allowances made by the Commissioners of Poor Accounts at their meeting the 31st of March 1801. Viz:

To Mindert Cooper for the support of Rebecca Turner	$ 30.
To Col. George Denniston for drawing wood for free wench	5.
To Wm Telford for keeping Jean Chaple one week	1.
To Joshua Green for the coffin & digging the grave & carrying the corpse of N. Elliot	4.25
To Ditto for going to Murderers Creek to bring up the goods of Widow Totten	3.
To Doct. William Gourley for medicine and attendance for Nancy Elliot	6.
To John Morrison for sund. for the funeral of Nancey Elliot	5.
To Nathan Britten for board & attendance of Nancey Elliot while sick 37 weeks.	59.50
To Jean Dubois for keeping Jean Chamble 12 weeks	15.75
To Jean Dubois keeping the child of Sarah Charrighan	31.
To Thomas Nicholson	30.
To Thomas Burnet	20.
To Catherine Chamble	17.
To Joshua Green	10.
To Alexander Stewart for keeping the Widow Cook 31 weeks, from the 22nd of August last reducting two shillings per week for her dower from said Stewart.	23.25
	$ 260.75

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Poor Masters accounts

Do. Joshua Green Poor Master in acct. for the year 1800
March 31st 1801	To cash collected for the use of the poor	$ 169.50
March 31st 1801	to balance of the excise money	19.50
		189.00
	To Ditto received from F Crawford Supervisor	47.00
	excise money.	$ 236.00
Cr. Joshua Green Poor Master in act. for the year 1800.
March 31st 1801	By cash to William Telford for keeping Jean Chamble one week	$ 1.
	By Ditto to Myndert Cooper for Rebecca Turner	30.
	By Ditto to Col. George Denniston for drawing wood for the free wench.	5.
	By Ditto to Jean Duboise for keeping the child of Sarah Carrrighan.	31.
	By Ditto to Thomas Nicholson	30.
	By Ditto to Thomas Burnet	20.
	By Ditto to Doc Gourley for medicine and attendance	6.
	of Nancet Elliot.
	By Ditto Catherine Chamble	17.
	By Ditto to Joshua Green for finding the coffin and digging the grave for Nancey Elliott & for other services in the town.	17.25
	By Ditto to Mrs. Hamilton for entertainment	1.75
	By Ditto Jean Duboise for keeping Jean Chamble	15.75
	By Ditto Alexander Stewart in past for keeping the Widow Cook.	12.
	By Ditto to John Kerr by order of Nathan Britton part of the money allowed to the said Britton for keeping Nancey Elliot.	25.
	By Ditto to Scot Smith as a fee on the suit between John Belknap & town	5.00
		$216.75

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Poor Master account continued

Do. Joseph Morrel Poor Master in account for the year 1801
Sept. 1801	To cash received from Francis Crawford Super. for excise.	$38
Cr.
Oct 6th 1801	By cash to John Morrison by order of Nathan Button as part of the money allowed to the said Button for keeping Nancey Elliot.	$30

Page 60

A.D. 1801

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamilton agreeable to adjournment on Tuesday the seventh day of April 1801 being the place of adjournment, the following persons were elected town officers.

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Francis Crawford - Supervisor

Abraham Schultz } Assessor
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

David Dill - Collector

Asa Byram } Commissioners of Highways
Samuel Moffat }
Archibald Beatty }

Joshua Green } Constables
John M Michal }

Joseph Morrel } Overseers of the Poor
Joshua Green }

William Welch -	Path Master for New Windsor District
Isaac Schultz -	Ditto Mill District
John D Nicoll -	Ditto for the Creek District
James Mores -	Ditto Silver Stream District
Francis Mains-	Ditto Ditto District
Francis Crawford -	Ditto Little Britain District
Robert R Burnet -	Ditto Ditto District

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A.D. 1801 continued

William Sly -	Ditto Hunting Grove District
John Kerr -	Ditto Ditto District
John Nicoll-	Ditto Goshen Road District
Daniel Macroy -	Ditto on the cross road leading from the Little Britain road past S Brewster
Thomas Fulton -	Ditto to road past Enos Chandlers to the town line
John Belknap -	ditto the road from Thomas Nicholson past I Kernahan
James Burnet -	ditto the road from Little Britain Meeting House to the town line
Jothem Jean -	Ditto the cross road leading to Coldenham
William Humphrey	Ditto the cross road leading past his house
John Dill Farmer	Ditto the road to Deckers Mills
Samuel Finly -	ditto the road past Widow Finly
Henry Cropsy -	Ditto the road past Widdow McNeelys
Frederick Welling	ditto the road past Col. George Dennistons farm

David Dill }
William Sly }
James Burnet }
David White }
John D Nicoll }

Fence Viewers

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A.D. 1801 continued

Voted - That John D Nicoll, Francis Crawford, Robert R Burnet, David Dill, John Denniston be a committee to revise the Bye-laws.

Voted - That thirty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for his support for one year.

Voted - That twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Burnet for his support for one year.

Voted - That the sum of seventeen dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.

Rebecca Turner struck off to David McCutchen for forty dollars for her maintenance & clothing for one year.

The child of Sarah Charighen struck off to Jean Duboise for forty dollars for its maintenance and clothing for one year.

Voted - That forty three dollars be raised as an additional sum for the poor the ensuing year.

Voted - That Joshua Green shall receive for his services for the last year ten dollars.

Adjourned to meet at the same place the first Tuesday in April 1802. Total $200.00

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License & permitt granted the first Tuesday in May 1801 by the Commissioners of Excise for the Town of New Windsor for the retailing of spiritous liquors amounts to the sum of 96 dollars.

Page 63

Poor Masters

At a special town meeting held in the Town of New Windsor at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on Tuesday the twenty-ninth day of September for the purpose of electing one Poor Master for said town in the room of Josaeph Morrel who was elected at the last annual town meeting and did not take the oath required by law, and said Joseph Morrel was again reelected for Poor Master this year.

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held the 30th day of March 1802.

To Jane Duboise for keeping the child of Sarah Carrighan	$40
To David McCutchen for keeping Rebecca Turner	40
To Thomas Burnet	20
To Joseph Morrel for keeping the black woman Sarah removed from Town of Cornwall 19 weeks and two days at 12 dollars Ea. week	39.38
To Alexander Stewart for keeping the Widow of charles Cook 45 weeks at one dollar ea. week with a deduction of 12 dol: 50 C for her dower from said Stewart	33
To Alexander Falls for cost paid in a suit between the Poor Masters of the Town of New Windsor & John Belknap	10.68
To Ditto for services in the town for the year 1794	3.38
	$186.44

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Poor Master accounts

Do. Joseph Morrel Poor Master for the year 1801 in account

March 30th	To cash received from David Dill Collector	$200.00
1802	To balance page 59	8.00
		$208.00
Cr.
March 30th 1802	By cash advanced to Jane Dubois for keeping the child of Sarah Charrighan	$40
	By ditto to the wife of David McCutchen for keeping Rebecca Turner	40
	By ditto to Thomas Burnet	20
	By ditto to myself for keeping the black woman Sarah removed from the Town of Cornwall 19 weeks & two days at 2 dollars per week	39.38
	By ditto Mrs. Hamilton for entertainment	2.30
		$141.61
	By ditto to Thomas Nicholson	30
	By do. to Catherine Chamble	17
	By do. to self for services for two years	15 .00
		$203.61

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A.D. 1802

At a meeting of the freeholders & inhabitants of the town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on Tuesday the 6th day of April 1802 the following persons were appointed town officers. Viz.

William Mulliner - Clerk

Francis Crawford - Supervisor

Abraham Schultz } Assessors

Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

John McMichal } Constables
John Abrims }

Samuel Moffat } Commissioners of Highways
Asa Byram }
Archibald Beatty}

David Dill } Overseers of the poor
Alexander Dinniston}

William Welch -	Path Master for New Windsor district
Jacob Schultz -	Ditto	Mill District
Jacob Williams -	Ditto	Creek District
Thomas Welch -	Ditto	Silver Stream District
John Wright -	Ditto	Ditto
Francis Crawford	Ditto	Little Britain District
Robert R Burnet	Ditto	Ditto

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A.D. 1802 continued

William Sly -	Ditto Hunting Grove District
John Kerr -	Ditto Ditto
Jabish Atwood	Ditto for the cross road from Little Britain road past J Ellisons
Thomas Fulton	Ditto for the cross road past Enos Chandlers
John Belknap -	ditto for the cross road leading from the town line of Newburgh past the house of John Belknaps and so along past the sawmill of Thomas McDowels to the town line of Cornwall.
James Burnet -	Ditto for the road from the Little Britain Meeting House to the town line
William Umphrey -	Ditto for the road leading past his house
Jothim Jayor -	ditto road leading to coldenham
John Dill Farmer -	ditto for the cross road leading past his house
Samuel Finley -	Ditto for the cross road leading past the Widow Finley's to the town line
James McKee -	ditto for the cross road leading past his house to the town line
Frederick Welling -	ditto for the cross road leading past his house to the town line.
Alexander Telford -	ditto for the road beginning at the house of William Umphreys leading past Alexander Telfords to the cross road near James Clintons.

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A.D. 1802 continued

Samuel Finley }
James Burnet }
David Wright }
David Dill }
Jonas Williams }

Fence Viewers

James Mores - Pound Master

Voted - That all lawful fences must be four feet and one half high.

Voted - That the fees of the Fence Viewers when on business shall be fifty cents per day

Voted - That Joseph Morrell, Isaac Shultz, Alexander Dinniston be a committee to make regulations respecting sheep running on the commons from the village of New Windsor to Snake Hill.

Voted - That the sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for his support for one year.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Burnet for his support for one year.

Voted - That seventeen dollars be allowed Catherine chamble for the support of her son.

Rebecca Turner struck off to Thomas Welch at 40 dollars for her maintenance and clothing for one year.

The child of Sarah Carrighan struck off to Jean Duboise for 40 dollars.

The black woman Sarah struck off to Nathan Smith at the rate of two dollars per week.

Voted - To raise two hundred dollars for the support of the poor the insuing year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1803.

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Town Clerk accounts

At a special town meeting of the freeholders & inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on Monday the first day of November 1802 for the purposes of electing one Overseer of the Poor in the place of David Dill Esq. , Samuel Finley was elected to serve until the first Tuesday in April next.

Do. William Mulliner in account current with the town

February 14th 1803	To cash received from David Dill Collector for the repair of the roads and bridges 60 dollars.
Cr.
February 15th 1803	By cash to Robert R Burnet by order of the Commissioners of Highways	$ 2.18
February 24th	By cash to Francis Crawford by order of the Commissioners of highways	6.50
March 8th	By cash to Thomas McDowel by order of ditto	11.00
March 10th	By cash to John Wright by order of ditto	2.37
March 25th	By cash to James Burnet by order of do	3.12 1/2
April 5th	By ditto to Jonas Williams by order	20.00
	By ditto to William Sly	1.00
April 28th	By ditto to John Kerr	.68
		$46.86

Page 69

Poor Master accounts

Do. David Dill one of the Poor Master for the year 1802 in act. current with the Town

May 14th	To cash received from Francis Crawford Supervisor	$63.00
1802	To Ditto collected for the use of the poor	200.00
		$263.00
Cr.
May 14th	By cash paid to Alexander Stewart	$33.00
1802	By Ditto to Alexander Falls	10.69
	By a blank book for the Overseers of the poor	1.00
March 29th 1803	By Ditto to himself for keeping Isaac Williams & family twenty five weeks at 1 dollar and 50 cents per week	40.00
	By Ditto for a pair of shoes for Williams wife	1.00
	By Ditto to Alexander Denniston	20.00
	By Ditto to Samuel Finley	148.31
		$264.00

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Overseer of Poor account

Alexander Dinniston one of the Overseers of the Poor in act. current with the town year 1802

Do.

	To cash received from the Overseers of the Poor of the Town of Cornwall	$75.94
	To ditto from David Dill Collector	80.00
		$105.94
Cr.
March 29th 1803	By cash to George Greer for the support of his family	$30.91
January 29th 1803	By Ditto Sollaman Slight as attorney for the town	12.18
March 15th	By Ditto to Nathan Smith for keeping the black woman Sarah	22.00
1803
March 29th	By Ditto to David Dill allowed him for his services in the suit between the Town of Cornwall and New Windsor	2.00
	By Ditto to himself for Ditto	2.00
	By Ditto to Wm Mulliner	3.75
	By Ditto Samuel Finley	3.10
		75.94
	By Ditto to Thomas Nicholson	30.00
		$105.94

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Overseers of the Poor account

Do. Samuel Finley one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1802 in account current
	To cash received from Francis Crawford Supervisor	22.00
	To cash received from David Dill collector at sundry times	148.31
	To cash received from Alexander Dinnisto	3.10
	To cash recieved from David Dill Esq. as fines	0.37 1/2
		193.73
Cr.
January 4th 1803	By cash to John Morison for sundries for the funeral of Israel Williams	$4.64
January 15th	By Ditto to John McCloud for digging the grave of I Williams & receipt	1.00
March 29th	By Ditto to a coffin for Isaac Williams	2.00
	By Ditto for a pair of shoes for Williams Child	0.75
	By Ditto for his services done in the town	3.00
	By Ditto to Jane Duboise	43.00
	By Ditto to Miss McCutchen	41.00
	By Ditto to John Reed	30.81
	By Ditto to the Comm'r for settling poor accounts	8.00
		$134.28

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Poor Accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Com'rs of poor at their annual meeting held the 29th of March 1803.

To Jane Dubois for leeping the child of Sarah Charrighan	$43.00
To David McCutchen for keeping Rebecca Turner	40.00
To Robert Purdy for nesissities for John Gree & family while sick	4.00
To William Johnston for keeping Greers child	25.00
To Doct. William Gourley for medicine and attendance of Williams and family	7.56
To Doctor David K Hedges for the attendance of Greers wife while sick	12.18
To Samuel Finley for services in the town as Poor Master	4.25
To John Reed for keeping Williams boy 15 weeks	10.37
To Ditto for keeping Isaac Williams 6 weeks at 2 per week	12.00
To Ditto for the setten up with Williams when sick and for his funeral cloths	6.50
To A Denniston for necessarys furnished for Greens family when sick	30.91
To Samuel Finley for a coffin for Isaac Williams	2.00
To David Dill for keeping Isaac Williams & family twenty five weeks at 1 dollar 50 per week	40.00
	223.77
To Thomas Nicholson	30.00
	$255.77

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Poor Accounts continued

To Thomas Burnet	$ 20.00
To Catherine Chamble for the support of her son	17.00
To Nathan Smith for keeping the black woman Sarah	22.00
To the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts	8.00
	$ 67.00
	253.77
	$510.77

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Do. Wm. Mulliner in account current year 1804

January 22nd	To cash received for the repair of the roads & bridges	$150.
1804	To a balance from page 68	13.17
		$163.17
Cr.
January 22nd	By cash to John Keer	35.62
1804	By cash to David Dill for Richard Williams per order	74.87 1/2
	By cash to David Dill for Francis Crawford	8.50
April 28th	By cash to Asa Byram for Jacob Schultz per order	12.50
	By cash to James Burnet	1.00
June 14th	By cash to Robert R Burnet	5.00
		$137.50

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A.D. 1803

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New windsor in the County of Orange at the house of Sarah Hamiltons it being the place adjourned to on Tuesday the fifth day of April , the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Clerk

Francis Crawford - Supervisor

Abraham Schultz } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

David Dill - Collector

Samuel Moffat } Commissioners
Archibald Beatty } of
Thomas Fulton ] Highways

John D Nicoll } Overseers of Poor
Colvill Stewart }

John McMichael } Constables
David M Duboise }

Samuel Lockwood - Overseer of the Road for New Windsor District

Jacob Shultz - Ditto Mill District

Richard Williams - Ditto Creek Dsitrict

Thomas Welch - Ditto Silver Stream District

John Ireland - Ditto Ditto

Francis Crawford - Ditto Little Britain District

Robert R Burnet - Ditto Ditto

Stephen Ingursell - Ditto Hunting Grove District

John Kerr - Ditto Ditto

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A.D. 1803 continued

Jabish Atwood - Overseer for the road leading past John Ellisons

Enos Chandler - Ditto for the road leading past his house to the foot of hill near school house.

Noah Townsend - Ditto for the two roads which seperate at the said school house and both running to the Goshen road.

John Belknap - Ditto for the road leading past his house and past Thomas McDowells sawmill.

James Burnet - Ditto for the cross road from the Little Britain Meeting house to the town line

Joseph Wilken - Ditto for the cross road leading past his house to the town line.

Thomas Bell - Ditto for the cross road leading to Coldenham

John Boyd - Ditto for the cross road leading to Deckers Mills.

Samuel Finley - Ditto for the cross road leading past the Widow Finleys

James McKee - Ditto for the cross road leading past his house.

James Buchanan - Ditto for the road lying at or near the house of James Clintons running past the house of Alexander Telfords.

Frederick Welling - Ditto for the road leading past his house.

James Davis - Ditto for the cross road leading past his house.

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A.D. 1803 continued

Samuel Finley }
James Burnet }
David Wright }
David Dill }
Jonas Williams }

Fence Viewers

Samuel Nicoll - Pound Master

Voted - That the fees of Fence Viewers when on business shall be fifty cents a day.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons.

Voted - That sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That the sum of seventeen dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.

Rebecca Turner struck off to Andrew Nicholson for forty six dollars for its maintenance and clothing for one year.

Thechild of Sarah Carrighan struck off to Jane Duboise 28 dollars and 94 cents for its maintenance and clothing for one year.

The child of Isaac Williams struck off to Andrew Nicholson for its maintenance and clothing for 18 dollars and 25 cents.

Voted - That the sum of 250 dollars be raised for the support of the poor the ensuing year.

Voted - That the sum of ten dollars be allowed to Thomas Burnet.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1804.

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Overseer of poor accounts

Colvill Steward one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1804 in account current with town.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

June 22 1803	To cash received from David Dill	$67.56
Nov 4	To cash received from Ditto	20.00
March 27 1804	To cash from Ditto	5.00
Dec 14 1803	To cash from R. R. Burnet	18.00
March 27 1804	To cash from David Dill	8.00
	To cash from Francis Crawford	1.44
Feb 3rd 1804	To cash from David Dill	168.00
	To Ditto from Ditto	32.00
March 27 1804	To ditto from Alexander Stewart	25.00
		$345.00

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Feb 13th 1804	By cash paid to Body Surveys by order of R.R. Burnet	$10.00
Sept 7th 1803	By cash to Robert Purdy	4.00
May 3rd 1803	By cash for Greers Child	20.00
Jan 27th 1804	By cash to David Hedges for attending Greers wife	12.90
	By cash to Asa Byram for keeping poor stranger	5.00
March 27th	By cash to William Gourly	7.56
	By cash to Jane Duboise	28.24
	By cash to Andrew Nicholson	59.70
	By cash to David Scott	11.00
	By cash to William Gourley attending Williams child	14.75
	By Ditto to George A Dinniston	20.00
	By Ditto to William Johnston keeping Greers child	9.73
	By Ditto to William W Sackett for keeping C Cook	33.75
	By ditto to David Dill for money overpaid	1.00
	By ditto W. W. Sackett keeping C Cook 58 w at 4/ week	29.00
	By ditto to the Com: and Overseers for auditing accounts	7.90
	By ditto John D Nicoll for his services last year	6.00
	By ditto to Colvill Steward for ditto	7.00
	By ditto to David Dill for attending prosecution of H McGill	7.00
	By ditto to Thomas Burnet	10.00
	By ditto to William Mulliner for Catherine Chable	17.00
		$322.23

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Overseers of poor accounts

John D Nicoll one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1803 in account current with the town.

Do._____________________________________________________________________

June 14th 1804

To cash received from David Dill

$50.00

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

April 9th 1804	By cash paid Mary Nicholson support of T Nicholson	$30.00
May 2nd	By do to Abraham Schultz for T Nicholson	14.00
		$44.00
	By cash to self for providing for the poor	8.00
		$52.00
[ receipt attached with pin ] To be sent to the Town Clerk of New Windsor 1803 Town of New Windsor Do. to John D Nicoll Overseer of the Poor April 6th 1803
Feb. 11th 1803	To 8 days attending to provide and take care of the poor	$ 8.00
	To thirty dollars paid Mrs Nicholson for keeping Thomas N	30.00
	To Doctor Vanclecks bill $14.0	14.00
		52.00
Cr.	By David Dill Collector $50	50.00
		$ 2.00

Page 81

A.D. 1804

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamilton on Tuesday the third day of April agreeable to adjournment, the following persons were elected town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Joseph Morrel } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

Samuel Finley - Collector

Samuel Moffat } Commissioners of Highways
Archibald Beatty }
Asa Byram }

John McMichiel } Constables
John Telford }

Jabish Atwood } Overseers of the Poor
Colvill Steward }

Jacob Schultz - Overseer of the road for the Mill District
Samuel Van Duzen -	do	Creek District
James Mores -	do	Silver Stream
John Ireland -	do	do
Thomas Cook -	do	Little Britain
Robert R Burnet -	do	do

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A.D. 1804 continued

Stephen Ingorsoll - Hunting grove District

John Kerr - do

Joseph Morrel - New Windsor District

Luke Digrane - do for the road leading past J Ellisons

Enos Chandler - do for the road past his house

Noah Townsend - do for the road beginning at the school house on John Dinnistons land runs to cross road near T Carpenters.

William Kernighan - do for the road past his house to Thomas McDowells saw mills

Asa Matherson - do for the road from said saw mill to the town line of Cornwall

Isaac Dinniston - do for the road from T McDowells saw mill past his house to town line.

James Burnet - do for the road from meeting house to the town line of Bloomingrove

William Humphrey - do for the road past his house to the town line of Bloomingrove

David Parshall - do for the road past his house to the town line of NewBurgh

William Beatty - do for the road to Deckers Mills

Samuel Finley - do for the road past Widow Finleys

James McKee - do for the road past his house

Alexander Telford - do for the road past his house

Frederick Welling - do for the road past his house

Stephen King - do for the road near John Kerrs to the town line of Montgomery

John D Nicoll - do for the roads from the Goshen Road to John D Nicoll and from there to the Goshen Road that leads to the landing.

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A.D. 1804 continued

Samuel Finley }
James Burnet }
David Wright }
James Davis }
Jonas Williams }

Fence Viewers

David McEnnally - Pound Master

Voted - That the fees of the fence viewers shall be fifty cents per day when on business.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons.

Voted - That thirty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That seventeen dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.

Rebecca Turner struck off to Jane Dubois for thirty nine dollars for her maintenance and clothing for one year.

The child of Sarah Carrighan struck off to Jane Dubois for 33 dollars for its maintenance and clothing for one year.

The child of Isaac Williams struck off to Alex Read for 19 dollars for its maintenance and clothing.

Voted - That the sum of ten dollars be allowed to old Mr Watts to pay his house rent.

Voted - That the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars be raised for the support of the poor this year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place on the first Tuesday in April 1805.

Page 84

Poor Accounts

License and permits granted to tavern keepers and retailers of spiritous liquors by the Com'r. of excise at their meeting held the first day of May 1804 amounts to the sum of 105 dollars.

At a special town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on Saturday the twenty fifth of August 1804, for the purpose of electing one Overseer of the Poor in the place of Jabish Atwood who did not take the oath required by law and the said Jabish Atwood was again relected one of the Overseers of the Poor for said town.

Do. Wm Mulliner in account current year 1805.

____________________________________________________________________

January 22nd	To cash received for the repair of bridges from Sam Finley	50.00
1804	To balance from page 73	25.67
		$ 75.67

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	By cash to Wm Humphrey	.63
	By cash to Stephen Ingorrall	14.00
	By do to James Burnet	1.00
	By do to Francis Crawford	14.50
Jan. 24, 1805	By cash to James Burnet	4.75
Jan. 1st 1806	By do to Thomas McDowell	2.00
March 25th	By do to John Ireland	1.50
	By do to John Kerr	3.62
	By do to Jacob Schultz	10.87
May 8th	By do to Robert R Burnet	3.00
	By do to Joseph Van Ceft	4.60
	By do to Thomas King for Stephen Ingorrold	4.79
		64.72

Page 85

Poor accounts continued

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held the twenty sixth of March 1805. Viz:

To Benjamin McVeigh for keeping William Sloan one week	1.25
To John Berry for keeping William Sloan thirteen weeks at 10 shillings p week	17.25
To Colvill Steward for his services as Overseer of the poor in the year 1804	11.00
To David Dill for attending court on prosecution of Hugh McGill 10 days at one dollar per day	10.00
To Alexander Dinniston and David Dill for counsel fees paid to J Story on the prosecution of McGill.	7.94
To do. for the debt and costs recovered from them in the Court of Common Pleas by Hugh McGill it being a contract made with said McGill by them when Overseers of the Poor for his keeping Jonah Belknap one year.	156.10
To Alexander Dinniston for cash paid the Sherrif on case as issued for the debt and costs recovered in the suit of ditto.	5.75
To Com. for auditing the poor accounts.	8.00
	$215.20

Page 86

Overseer of Poor account

Colvill Steward one of the Overseers of the Poor for the Town of New Windsor in act. current.

Do._____________________________________________________________________

May 1st	To cash received for excise	$105.00
1804	To ditto from R.R. Burnet	6.00
	To ditto from John Kerr as excise	13.00
	To ditto from William Telford as ditto	5.00
March 26th	To ditto from Samuel Finley Collector	250.00
1805	To balence remaining settlement on the old account page 79	22.77
		$401.77

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

May 1st	By cash paid Asa Byram	$50.00
1804	By ditto to James Mores	14.40
Nov 24th	By ditto to Tisk attorney	12.00
	By ditto to Thomas Sloan	5.00
	By ditto to David Dill	4.00
March 26	By ditto to Benjamin McVeigh	1.25
1805	By ditto to Thomas Sloan	7.00
	By ditto to Jane Duboise	72.00
	By ditto to Robert R Burnet	10.00
	By ditto to George Dinniston	26.00
	By ditto to John Berry	17.25
	By ditto to James Mores	75.00
	By ditto to William Mulliner for Alex Falls	3.38
	By ditto to Abraham Schultz Supervisor	36.54
	By to the Commissioners of poor accounts	8.00
	By ditto to Alex'r Read	19.00
		$354.82

Page 87

A.D. 1805

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on Tuesday the second day of April 1805, following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Jacob Schultz } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

Samuel Finley - Collector

Jacob Schultz } Com. of Highways
Francis Crawford }
William Sly }

John McMichiel } Constables
John Coleman }

John D Nicoll } Overseers of the Poor
Colvill Steward }

John Derby -	Overseer of the road for the Mill District
Samuel Vanduzer -	ditto for the Creek District
James Mores -	ditto for the Silver Stream District
John Ireland -	ditto	do	do.
Thomas Cook -	ditto for the Little Britain District

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A.D. 1805 continued

Robert R Burnet	Overseer of the road for Little Britain District
Stephen Ingorsoll	ditto for Huntingrove District
John Ker	ditto	do	do.
Joseph Morrel	ditto for New Windsor district
Luke Degraw	ditto for the road leading past J Ellisons.
Thomas Fulton	ditto for the road leading past his house.
Noas Townsend -	ditto for the road leading past the school house on J Dinnistons to the town line of Cornwall
Benjamin Homan	ditto for the road past his house to Thomas McDowels saw mill.
Asa Mattherson.	ditto for the road from said saw mill past his house to the town line of Cornwall
James Burnet -	ditto for the road from Little Britain Meeting house to town of Bloomingrove.
William Falls -	ditto for the road leading past the house of G Clinton to town line.
James Boyd -	ditto for the road leading past the house of D Parshalls.
William Beatty -	ditto for the road past his house to town line of Bloomingrove.
Samuel Finley -	ditto for the road past Widow Findleys to the town line of Montgomery.
James McKee -	ditto for the road past his house to the town line of Montgomery.

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A.D. 1805 continued

Samuel Wright	Overseer of the road past his house to the town line of Bloomingrove.
John Shaw -	ditto for the road past the house of A Telfords.
John D Nicoll -	ditto for the road past his house.

Samuel Finley }
James Burnet }
David Wright }
James Davis }
Jonas Williams }

Fence Viewers

David McEnnally - Pound Master

Voted -	That the fence viewers be allowed seventy five cents per day when on business.
Voted -	That sheep shall not run on the commons.
Voted -	That twenty dollars be allowed to T Nicholson.
Voted -		That seventeen dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.
		Rebecca Turner struck off to J. Dubois for forty dollars for her maintenance and clothing for one year.
	The child of Sarah Charrighan struck off to J. Dubois for forty three dollars for its maintenance one year.
	The child of I. Williams struck off to ditto for twenty dollars for its maintenance and clothing one year.
Voted -	That twenty dollars be allowed to old Watts for to pay his rent.
Voted -	That the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars be raised for the support of the poor.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1806.

Page 90

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held the twenty fifth of March 1806 the following accounts were allowed.

To John D Nicoll and Doc Higby including both their acct.	$20.81
To John Berry in arrears for keeping William Sloan	1.50
To Asa Mattherson for keeping Robert Cockrin six weeks at 2 dollars p/wk	12.00
To David McCutchen for clothing and keeping Robert Cockrin eighteen weeks	36.50
To John Berry for boarding John Fulton twelve weeks and one day	16.70
To Jeduthen Belknap for boarding one George Thomson and clothing	4.00
To Sollamon Sleight attorney for services	20.00
To William Mulliner for his attending at court supeaona four days with the records of the town	4.00
To Doc Gourley for medicine and attendence of R. Cochran	0.94
To Francis Mains for boarding John Morrison	4.50
To Joseph Gregg for boarding John Morrison	3.00
To David Dill Esq. for his services as a Magistrate respecting the poor	4.50
To R. R. Burnet Esq. for ditto	8.00
To Francis Crawford for ditto	10.12
To John McMichel Constable for his services respecting the poor	0.63
To John Coleman for ditto	0.50
To John Telford for ditto	5.00

Page 91

Overseer of poor accounts

Colvill Steward one of the Overseers of the Poor of New Windsor in act. current year 1805

Do._____________________________________________________________________

	To a balance on his old act. page 86	$ 46.95
March 25th	To cash received from Samuel Finley Collector	350.00
1806	To ditto from John Kerr Excise	14.00
	To ditto from A. Schultz	5.53
		416.48

Turn over to page 92

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By cash Jones attorney in the suit of the town against J. Belknap	10.00
By do. in the suit of ditto	10.00
By do. to do. in the suit of do.	10.00
By do. to Francis Crawford for supervising witnesses in suit of do.	1.00
By do. to John Scot for attending as witness in the suit of do.	3.00
By do. paid Mrs. Hamiltons board attending as witness in suit of do.	1.00
By do. paid the jury on the suit of do.	3.00
By do. to himself for supeaning Mrs Hamilton in the suit of do.	.95
By do. to do. for taking and returning Mrs Hamilton with a waggon to Goshen	8.00
By do. to do. for going to Fisk attorney for Cornwall	1.00
By do. to do. for his services last year as Overseer of the Poor	12.00
By do. to attorney Jackson for cost in the suit of the town against Waters	14.00
By do. to Catherine Chamble allowed last year to support her son	17.00
By do. David Dill allowed last year for his services suit if Hugh McGill	10.00
By do. to Alex. Dinniston allowed last year to him for cost in suit of McGill	13.75
By do. to Abraham Schultz for T Nicholson allowed last year	30.00
By do. to William Mulliner for Jane Duboise	103.00
By do. to George Dinniston for the house rent of Old Walt	20.00
]By do. to John Berry on arrears for boarding Wm Sloan	1.50
By do. to Abraham Schultz for Thomas Nicholson allowed this year	20.00
By do. to John Berry for boarding John Fulton	16.00
	$ 304.45

Page 92

Overseer of Poor accounts continued

The credit carried over from page 91	$416.48
	304.48
By cash to Francis Crawford for Hugh McGill	75.00
By ditto to Mrs Hamilton for Comr. expenses	7.71
	$387.19

Page 93

A.D. 1806

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamilton on Tuesday the first of April 1806 the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner	Clerk
Abraham Schultz	Supervisor
Jacob Schultz } Thomas Fulton } John Kerr }	Assessor
Joseph Morrel } Robert R Burnet } William Sly }	Com. of Highways
Samuel Finley	Collector
David M Duboise } John McMicheal }	Constables
John Dill } James Mores}	Overseers of the Poor
Jacob Schultz	Overseer of the road for the Mill District
Britain Moris	ditto South Creek District
John D Nicoll	ditto North Creek District
William Walch	ditto New Windsor District
Norman Andrews	Ditto Silver Stream District

Page 94

A.D. 1806 continued

John Ireland - Overseer of the road for the Square District

Thomas Cook - ditto East Little Britain District

Robert R Burnet - ditto West Little Britain District

Stephen Ingorsoll - ditto East Hunting Grove District

Joseph Van Claft - ditto West Hunting Grove District

Jabish Atwood - ditto road leading past J Ellisons

Thomas Fulton - ditto road past his house

Noah Townsend - ditto road past the school house

John Coleman - ditto road past his house to Thomas McDowells saw mill

Asa Mattherson - ditto from said saw mill to the town line of Cornwall

Matthew M Duboise - ditto from Little Britain meeting house to town line of Cornwall

George Clinton jr. - ditto road past his house to town line of Cornwall

John Beatty - ditto road past his house to town line of Montgomery

John Finley - ditto road past Widow Finley

William Beatty - ditto road past his house to town line Bloomingrove

James McKee - ditto road past his house to town line Montgomery

Abraham Dinniston - ditto road past Samuel Moffats

John Shaw - ditto road past Alex'r Telfords

James Davis - ditto road past his house to the town line of Bloomingrove

Page 95

A.D. 1806 continued

Samuel Finley }
James Burnet }
David Wright }
James Davis }
Jonas Williams }

Fence Viewers

Daniel McEnnally - Pound Master

Voted - That the fence viewers be allowed seventy five cents per day when executing their office.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons

Voted - That twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for his suport.

Voted - That the sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.

Rebecca Turner struck off to Jane Duboise for twenty nine dollars and ninety four cents.

The child of Sarah Charrighan struck off to Jane Duboise for forty three dollars for its maintenance and clothing.

Jonah Belknap struck off to Hugh McGill for eighty dollars for his maintenance and clothing for one year.

Voted - That the sum of four hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor the insuings year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1807.

Page 96

Accounts

William Mulliner in account current year 1806

Do.____________________________________________________________________

To a balance on the old acct. page 84	$10.95
To cash received from Samuel Finley Collector	20.00
	$30.95

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

May 16th	By cash to Robert R Burnet	$5.00
	By ditto to Thomas Fulton	8.00
March 31	By ditto to Robert R Burnet	1.50
1807	By ditto to self	3.00
		$17.50

Page 97

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the commissioners for auditing the accounts of the Overseers of the Poor at their meeting held the thirty first day of March 1807.

To James Mores for his services as Overseer of the Poor year 1805	$ 6.50
To Thomas McClelland for sundries for funeral of R. Turner	6.25
To John Dill for his services as Overseer of the Poor for the year 1805	9.75
To David M Duboise Comm. for his services relative to the poor	1.75
To John Woodruff for keeping James Ferdon when sick with a broken leg	25.00
To Jane Duboise for keeping the child of Sarah Charrighan, the child of Isaac Williams & Rebecca for one year	111.00
To Alexander Uandle for keeping Mary Squires two weeks	2.00
To John D Nicoll for his services as Overseer of the Poor for year 1803	8.00
To John D Nicoll for boarding Nancy Carly when sick 7 weeks	14.00
To Doc Elihus Hedges for attending Nancy Carly when sick	4.00
To Doc William Gourley for attending Rebeckah Turner	10.00
To George A Denniston for house rent for Old Watts	15.00
To Robert R Burnet for his services as a Justice of the Peace relative to the poor	6.50
To David Dill for ditto	6.50

To William Mulliner for ditto	4.00
To James Mores for two days services as Overseer of the Poor	2.00
	230.25

Page 98

Overseer of the Poor account

James Mores one of the Overseers of the Poor for year 1806 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

May 7th	To cash from Robert R Burnet for fines	1.87 1/2
1806
May 29th	To ditto from Abraham Schultz Supervisor	22.14
March 2	To ditto from Samuel Finley Collector	400.00
1807	To ditto from William Mulliner as excise money	5.00
	To cash from David Dill for fines	0.37 1/2
	To ditto from ditto as excise	8.00
	To ditto from ditto on act. of Van Cleft excise	5.00
	To ditto for surplus of taxes recieved from William Mulliner & David Dill of taxes	3.56
May 27	To receipts from A. Schultz Supervisor	78.00
		$ 523.94

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By receipts from Abraham Schultz Supervisor	$78.00
By cash Benjamin McVeigh	12.50
By cash to Francis Crawford for Joseph Gregg	3.00
By ditto to self	6.50
By ditto to John Dill	29.75
By ditto to Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	80.00
By ditto to William Mulliner for David M Duboise	1.75
By ditto to ditt for Thomas McClelland	4.25
By ditto to William Mulliner for Jean Duboise for keeping poor	111.00
By ditto to Robert R Burnet by order of Francis Crawford for his services last year as Justice of the Peace relative to the poor	10.52
By ditto to Francis Mains allowed him last year	4.50
By ditto to Alexander Uandle for keeping Mary Squire	2.00
By ditto William Mulliner for his services as Justice of the Peace relative to the poor	4.00
By ditto to David Dill for his services last year as Justice of the Peace relative to the poor	6.50
By ditto to ditto for ditto for year 1806	4.50
By ditto to Robert R Burnet for ditto	6.50
By ditto to Commissinoers of poor accounts	2.62 1/2
By ditto to John Woods for keeping James Furden	25.00
	$392.49
By ditto to John Dill Overseer of the Poor	42.75
	435.24

Page 99

Overseer of the poor accounts

John Dill one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1806 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Sept 5	To cash from Colvill Steward late Overseer of the Poor	$17.70
1806
	March 2 To cash from James Mores Overseer of the Poor	42.75
1807		60.45

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Sept 2	By cash to Christopher Van Orsdoll by order of C. Chamble	$17.70
1806	By ditto to John Hathaway for boarding Nancy Carly two weeks
	at one dollar and fifty cents per week	3.00
	By ditto to self for services and money advanced as Overseer of poor	9.75
		29.75
Mar 31	By Ditto Catherine Chamble	30.00
1807		60.65

Page 100

A.D. 1807

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Sarah Hamilton on Tuesday the seventh day of April 1807 the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Joseph Morell - Supervisor

John D Nicoll } Assessors

Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

William Welch } Comm. of Highways
Robert R Burnet }
William Sly }

Samuel Finley - Collector

David M Duboise } Constables
John McMicheal }

John D Nicoll } Overseers of the Poor
John Dill }

Asa Byram - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Daniel B Mores - ditto South Creek District

John B Havens - ditto North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - ditto New Windsor District

Page 101

A.D. 1807 continued

Norman Andrews - Overseer of Highways for Silver Stream District

John Ireland - ditto for Square District

Grant Bowers - ditto East Little Britain District

John Kelso - ditto West Little Britain District

William Morrison - ditto East Huntingrove District

John Dill - ditto West Huntingrove District

John Jackson -

Jabish Atwood - ditto road past J Ellisons

Thomas Fulton - ditto road past his house

Noah Townsend - ditto road past John Woodruff

Israel Belknap - ditto road past McDowells saw mill

Alexander Steward - do road past his house

Matthew M Duboise - ditto road from Little Britain house to town line of Bloomingrove

James Addams - ditto road past George Clinton jr.

David Parshal jr. - ditto road past J Parshals

Thomas Shaw - ditto road past the road past Widow Finley to the town line of Montgomery

William Beatty - ditto road past his house to town line of Bloomingrove

William Houston - ditto road past his house

Samuel Moffat - ditto road past his house

John Shaw - ditto road past Alexander Telfords

James Davis - ditto road past his house

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A.D. 1807 continued

James Burnet }Fence Viewers
Jonas Williams }
David Wright }
James Davis }

Daniel McEnnally - Pound Master

Voted - That the fence viewers have seventy five cents per day when executing their office.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons.

Voted - That twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That forty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for to keep and cloth the child of Sarah Charigham one year.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide a place for Jonah Belknap.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor call on John Belknap for the purpose of settling up, cannot bring him to terms to go on with the prosecution.

Voted - That the sum of two hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor this year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1808.

Page 103

Accounts

William Mulliner in account current for the year 1807

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Jan 13th	To cash from Samuel Finley Collector	$250.00
1808	balance from the year 1804 page 96	13.45
		$263.45

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Jan 13th	By cash to Jonas Williams by order of the Com. of Highways	$160.00
1808
Jan 20th	By cash to Thomas King for Wm Morrison	13.68
March	By cash to Richard Trimble	60.00
Mar 20th	By cash to Wm G Denniston	5.50
April	By cash to James Davis	11.00
		$ 250.18
	By cash to self	7.40
		$ 257.58

Page 104

Poor Accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the accounts of the poor at their meeting held the last Tuesday in March 1808.

To Jane Duboise for house rent for Old Watts	$ 16.50
To William C Clark Sheriff as fees for serving execution of the property of John Belknap	10.00
To John Dill for his services as Overseer of the Poor year 1807 and for clothing and other necessities provided for the poor	35.98
To Francis Mains for keeping John Morrison year 1806	15.00
To John Berry for keeping Jediah Kerley	12.75
To Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	50.00
To David M Duboise for his services as Constable respecting the poor	3.00
To Richard Coldwell for a coffin for Old Watts	4.00
To John D Nicoll for his services and for money advanced for the poor	48.75
To Doc. Elihur Hedges for medicine and attending Nancy Carly when sick	2.00
	197.98

Page 105

Overseer of Poor accounts

John Dill one of the Overseers of the Poor for theTown of New Windsor in act. current year 1807.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 27th	To cash from John Belknap	$400.00
1807	To cash	30.00
March 29th	To cash from William Mulliner excise	16.90
1808		$446.90

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By cash to Jonathan Fisk	$350.00
By cash to Doc Gorley	30.45
By cash to Catherine Chamble	30.00
By cash to self for services and necessaries provided for poor	36.45
	$447.40

Page 106 & 107

Overseer of Poor accounts

John D Nicoll one of the Overseers of the Poor of the Town of New Windsor year 1807 in account current.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

May 5th	To cash from Joseph Morrel excise money	$75.00
1807
	Mar. 29th To ditto from Sanuel Finley collector	$201.58
1808	To ditto from William Mulliner as excise	13.90
		$289.57

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar. 29th	By cash to Jane Duboise for house rent for Old Watts	16.50
1808	By ditto to John Dill for William A Clark Sheriff	10.00
	By ditto to Doc Elihu Hedges for attending Nancy Carley	2.00
	By do. to Francis Mains for keeping John Morrison	15.00
	By do. to John Berry for keeping Jedediah Kerly	12.75
	By do. to Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	50.00
	By do. to David M Duboise for his services respecting the poor	3.00
	By do. to William Mulliner for Jane Duboise	40.00
	By do. to self for one day attending with Com. of Poor acct.	1.00
	By do. to William Mulliner for his services as Justice of the Peace respecting the poor.	6.00
	By do. to David for do.	6.00
	By do. to Joseph Morrel for one day auditing poor accounts	1.00
	By do. to Mrs Hamilton for entertainment for Com. of poor acct.	2.50
	By ditto to self for money and services as Overseer of the Poor	48.75
	By ditto to Richard Coldwell for coffin for Old Watts	4.00
March 30	By do. Mary Nicholson for Thomas Nicholson	20.00
		238.40
	By balence overpaid in page 80	2.00
		$240.40
July 6th	By cash paid James Davis as Overseer of the Poor	31.00
1811
April 7th	By cash to James Davis	10.00
1812	By cash to self for services as Overseer of the Poor	4.00
		285.40
Mar 30th	By cash to James Davis	4.17
		$ 289.57

Page 108

A.D. 1808

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on last Tuesday of April 1808 , the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Joseph Morrell - Supervisor

John D Nicoll } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

Samuel Finley - Collector

William Walch }Com. of Highways
Robert Burnet }
William Sly }

David M Duboise } Constables
John McMichial }
John H Helms }

Thomas Fulton }Overseers of the Poor
John Dill }

Asa Byram - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Samuel Sacket - ditto South Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto North Creek District

Abrah Schultz - ditto New Windsor District

Thomas Walch - ditto Silver Stream District

Grant Bower - ditto East Little Britain District

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A.D. 1808 continued

John Ireland - Overseer of Highways for Square District No. one

John Wright - ditto ditto No. two

Josiah Brown - ditto West Little Britain District

John Chambers - ditto East Huntingrove District

Stephen King - ditto Northwest Huntingrove District

Daniel Brown - ditto West Huntingrove District

John Jackson - ditto Southwest Huntingrove District

Luke Degraw - ditto for the road past John Ellisons

Thomas Fulton - ditto for the road leading past his house

Samuel M Dinniston - ditto road leading past his house

Israel Belknap - ditto road leading past McDowels saw mill

Thomas B McDowel - ditto road past his house

Thomas Cook - do road leading from Little Britain Meeting house to the town line of Cornwall

James Addams - ditto road leading past George Clintons

David Parshal jr. - ditto road past Jonathen Parshal

Thomas Shaw - ditto road past Widow Finleys

William Beatty - ditto road leading past his house

William Houston - ditto road leading past his house

Abraham Dinniston - do road past Samuel Moffats to town line of Bloomingrove

John Shaw - do road past Alexander Telfords

James Davis - do road leading past his house to the town line of Blomingrove

Page 110

A.D. 1808 continued

James Davis }Fence Viewers
John Finley }
Jonas Williams }
David Wright }

Voted - That the fence viewers have seventy five cents per day when in the execution of their office.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That the sum of forty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for the child of Sarah Charrighan for its maintenance and clothing one year.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor make provision for Jonah Belknap.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be paid by the Overseers of the Poor to Catherine Chamble out of any money in their hands.

Voted - That the sum of two hundred and twenty dollars be raised for the poor for this year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1809.

Page 111

Accounts

William Mulliner in account current 1808

To balance in the year 1807 page 103	5.87
To cash from Samuel Finley collector	220.00
	$225.87

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Feb 11th	By cash to James Williams	$180.50
1807	By cash to David Parshal jr.	4.50
	By ditto to James Davis	11.60
March 28	By ditto to Grant Bower	4.32
	By ditto to Josiah Brown	2.80
April 26th	By ditto to Nathaniel B Boyd	6.00
May 11th	By ditto to Samuel Sacket	3.12
		212.85

Page 112

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Com. of Poor accounts at their annual meeting the 28th of March 1809.

To Samuel Moffat for keeping Mrs Watts	$25.50
To John Watts for keeping Mrs Watts	10.62
To Thos Linsk for keeping John Stone one year	43.00
To Wm Edminston for keeping a sick man a stranger of the name of Sam'l Stephen Doc. Hedges bill included	32.40
To John Murphy for keeping Mrs Watts	7.50
To Benjamin Babcock for keeping John Stephen wife and children	8.00
To Benjamin Homan for keeping Rogers a stranger when sick	5.00
To Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	56.00
To Thomas Fulton for clothing for John Stone	6.10
To do. for his services as Overseer of the Poor	5.00
To Wm Mulliner for his services as Justice of the Peace	5.75
To Wm Walsh for ditto	3.25
To John Dill for his services as Overseer of the Poor	8.50
	$216.53
To David Dill for his services as Justice of the Peace	1.00
To Wm Gourley for medicine and attendance of Rodgers a darkman	8.68
	$226.21

License and permits granted to tavern keepers and retailers of spiritous liquoir by the Com. of excise for the Town of New Windsor 1809 ammounts to the sum of one hundred and nine dollars,

Page 113

Overseer of Poor accounts

Thomas Fulton one of the Overseers of the Poor year 1808.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 28th	To cash from Samuel Finley Collector	$220.00
1809	To ditto from Joseph Morrell Supervisor excise	60.00
	To ditto from Wm Mulliner excise	7.00
	To ditto from Joseph Morrell as surplus of taxes	7.94
		$294.94
April 4th	To ditto from David Dill as fines	.75
		$295.69

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

March 28th	By cash to Catherine Chamble	$ 20.00
1809	By ditto to John Dill in full for his services as Overseer of poor	8.50
	By ditto to Thomas Linsh for keeping John Stone	10.00
	By ditto to Wm Anderson boarder of Linch	3.56
	By ditto to self for clothing for John Stone	6.10
	By ditto to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise for keeping child	40.00
	By ditto to Peter Hulse for keeping Sally Huter	15.00
	By ditto to John Murphy for keeping Miss Watts	7.50
	By ditto to Benjamin Homan for keeping Rodgers a sick stranger	5.20
	By ditto to Benjamin Babcock for keeping J Stephen wife & children	8.00
	By ditto to Christopher Van Orsdoll for Catherine Chamble	20.00
	By ditto to Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	56.00
	By ditto to self for services as a Overseer of the Poor	5.00
	By ditto to Wm Walsh Esq.	3.25
	By ditto to Wm Mulliner Esq.	5.75
	By ditto to Samuel Moffat for keeping Mrs Watts	26.50
	By ditto to John Watts for keeping Mrs Watts 18 weeks	11.25
	By ditto to Mrs Hamilton for bill	1.50
	By ditto to Com. of Poor accounts and Overseers of Poor	5.00
	By ditto to Joseph Morrel for Thos. Nicholson	20.00
		$ 277.90
	By ditto to Catherine Chamble	20.00
		$ 297.90

Page 114

A.D. 1809

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor at the house of Sarah Hamiltons on the first Tuesday in April 1809, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Joseph Morrell - Supervisor

John D Nicoll }Assessors
Thomas Fulton}
John Kerr }

William Walsh }Com. of Highways
Robert R Burnet}
William Sly }

Samuel Finley - Collector

David M Duboise}Constables
John H Helm }
John McMichial }

Thomas Fulton }Overseers of the Poor
John Dill }

John Finley }Fence Viewers
James Davis }
Jonas Williams }
David Wright }
Samuel Moffat }
Thomas Cook }
Alex Dinniston }

Page 115

A.D. 1809 continued

Daniel McEnnaly - Pound Master

John Walsh - Overseer of Highway for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - ditto for South Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto for North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - ditto for New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - ditto for Silver Stream District

Benjamin Belknap - ditto for East Little Britain District

Josiah Brown - ditto for West Little Britain District

John Ireland - ditto Square

John Wright - ditto Square District No. 2

John Chambers - ditto East Hunting Grove District

Stephen King - ditto Northwest Hunting Grove District

Daniel Brown - ditto West Hunting Grove District

John Jackson - ditto Southwest Hunting Grove District

Luke Degraw - ditto road past John Ellisons

Thomas Fulton - ditto road past his house

John Woodruff - ditto road past his house

Thomas B McDowel - ditto road past his saw mill

Gilbert Dinniston - ditto road past his house

Thomas Cook - cross road past Little Britain Meeting House

Issac Hulse - ditto road past George Clintons

David Parshal jr. - ditto road past Jonathen Parshals

John Finley - ditto road past Widow Finley

Page 116

A.D. 1809 continued

Wm Beatty - ditto road past his house

Wm Cross - ditto road past Wm Houston

Wm Welling - ditto road past his house

John Shaw - ditto road past Alexander Telfords

James Davis - ditto road past his house

Voted - That sheep is not to run on the commons.

Voted - That hogs is not to run on the commons without being sufficient yoke & ringed.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for the maintenance and clothing of the child of Sarah Charigham for one year.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide for Jonah Belknap.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide for Mrs Watts.

Voted - That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble.

Voted - that the money in the hands of the Overseers of the Poor be left descretionary with them to be appropiated in the manner they can for the benefit of the town.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor make provisin for John Stone.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1810.

Voted - That the sum of two hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor.

Page 117

Accounts

William Mulliner in account current

	To a balance on old account page 111	$12.77
Jan 10th 1810
	To cash from Samuel Finley Collector	$140.00
		$152.77
	To a balance on last years account	28.26
March 26th 1811
	To cash from Samuel Finley	30.00
		$ 58.26

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

April 3rd 1810	By cash to Jonas Williams	85.00
April 5th	By cash to Daniel Brown	11.32
April 10th	By cash to John Ireland	2.50
April 26th	By cash to John D Nicoll	1.62
May 8th	By cash to John Chambers	3.75
May 21st	By cash to Josiah Brown	. 75
Sept 17th	By cash to Richard Chamble	16.00
Nov 29th	By cash to Daniel Brown	2.42
Nov 29th	By cash to John Chambers	1.12
		$ 124.44
April 2nd 1811	By cash to Daniel Brown	3.25
April 17th	By cash to Thomas King	11.28
Sept 28th	By cash to Benjamin Belknap	2.12
Dec 19th	By cash to Stephen Dubois for Thomas B McDowel	2.50
Jan 20 1812	By cash to Isaac Belknap 3rd	2.33
Jan 31st	By cash to George Burnet	3.00
February	By cash to David Dill	12.91
		$37.40

Page 118

Poor Accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held the twenty seventh day of March 1810 the following accounts were allowed.

To John Dill for nesessaries furnished for the poor	33.50
To Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	58.00
To Samuel M Denniston and others for keeping Mrs Watts	52.00
To Mrs Fisher for keeping Sarah Hulse child	16.25
To Mr Linch for keeping John Stone	52.00
To John Berry for keeping Jedediah Kirley	21.75
To do for cleaning do	2.00
To Thomas Fulton for clothing for do.	5.74
To Thomas Fulton for his services as Overseer of the Poor	5.00
To Doc Goorley for attending Mrs Hoofman when sick	3.00
To do for attending a stranger at H Cropsys	4.00
To John Dill for his services as Overseer of the Poor	1.87 1/2
To David M Duboise Constable his services as to the poor	1.50
To Henry Cropsy for keeping sick stranger	6.00
To Wm Walsh for his services as Justice of the Peace as to poor	4.00
To David Dill for do. respecting the poor	9.70
To Wm Mulliner for do. respecting the poor	14.20
Mrs Hamiltons bill	2.12 1/2
	$292.01

License and permits granted to tavern keepers in the year 1810 and retailers of spiritous liquors ammounted to the sum of 124 dollars.

Page 119

Overseer of Poor account

Thomas Fulton one of the Overseers of the Poor in account current for the year 1809

Do.____________________________________________________________________

	To cash from Joseph Morrell excise money	$50.00
Mar 29th	To cash from Samuel Finley collector	200.00
1810	To surplus for do.	1.15
	To cash from Wm Mulliner excise	7.00
		258.15
Mar 30th	To cash from James Davis	3.08
1813		261.23

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 27th	By cash to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise	50.00
1810	By cash to John Berry for keeping J Kerley	23.75
	By cash to Robert R Burnet for Catherine Chamble	20.00
	By cash to himself for Samuel M Denniston and others for keeping Mrs Watts	52.00
	By cash to himself for Mr Linch for keeping J Stone	52.00
	By cash to himself for Mrs Fisher keeping Sarah Hulse child	10.00
	By cash to Henry Crosey for keeping a stranger	6.00
	By cash to himself for services as Overseer of the Poor	5.00
	By cash to John Dill for services as Overseer of the Poor	2.87 1/2
	By cash to Wm Walsh	5.00
	By cash to David Dill	10.07
	By cash to Wm Mulliner	15.20
	By cash Mrs Hamiltons bill	2.12 1/2
		254.02
	By balance overpaid from page 113	2.26
		256.23
	By cash over paid Silas Morgan	5.00
		261.23

Page 120

A.D. 1810

At the annual town meeting held the first Tuesday in April 1810 at the house of Sarah Hamilton the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

David Dill - Supervisor

John Kerr } Assessors
John D Nicoll }
Thomas Fulton }

William Walsh } Com. of Highways
William Sly }
Robert R Burnet}

Thomas Fulton } Overseers of the Poor
James Davis }

Samuel Finley - Collector

Thomas King } Constables
James Kerr }
Henry McArthur}

Jacob Schultz - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - do South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - do Silver Stream District

Benjamin Belknap - do East Little Britain District

Jonah Brown - do West Little Britain District

John Ireland - do Square

Patrick Burnet - do Square no.2

John Chambers - do East Huntingrove District

Daniel Brown - do West Huntingrove District

Stephen King - do Northwest do

John Jackson - do Southwest do

Luke Degraw - do road past John Ellisons

Thomas Fulkton - do road past his house

John Woodruff - do road past John Wood

Thomas B McDowel - do road past saw mill

Page 121

A.D. 1810 continued

John Berry - Overseer of Highways road past Gilbert Dinnestons

Thomas Cook - do cross road leading from Little Britain Meeting house.

Benjamin Whittaker - do cross road past his house

John Finley - do road past Widow Finley

Samuel Brewster - do road past William Beattys

Wm Cross - do road past William Houstons

Abraham Denniston - do road past Wm Wellings

John Shaw - do road past Alexander Telfords

James Davis - do road past his house

David Parshall jr. - do road past Jonathan Parshall

John Finley } Fence Viewers
James Davis }
Jonas Williams }
David Wright }
Samuel Moffat }
Thomas Cook }
Alexander Denniston }

Voted -	That the sum of twenty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.
Voted -	That the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for keeping the child of Sarah Charrighan.
Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor provide for Jonah Belknap.
	Mrs Watts struck off to Ginuart Helm for the sum of twenty six dollars and 50 cents for her maintenance one year.
Voted -.	That 30 dollars be allowed to Catherine Camel to support her son
	John Stone struck off to Jacob Pitts for 45 dollars for his maintenance one year.
Voted -	That the sum of 250 dollars be raised for the support of the poor.
Voted -	That Robert R Burnet , Josiah Brown, Alex Stewart be a committee to revise bye-laws and report on the days of the instant election.

Adjourned to meet at the same place year 1811.

Page 122

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the accounts of the poor at their meeting held the 26th day of March 1811.

To Thomas Fulton for his services as Overseer of the Poor	6.75
To Thomas B McDowell for keeping Jedidiah Kerly 8 weeks and 3 days at one dollar per week.	8.43
To James Davis for providing for Dossy Hofman & family	41.00
To do for porviding for Thomas Porter 7 weeks at one dollar and 25 cents per week.	8.75
To do. for his services as Overseer of the Poor.	1.00
To Thomas Fulton for boarding and funeral expenses of Robert Cochrin	16.76
To Fulton for providing for the child of Sarah Hulse at 2/6 p week for one yr	16.23
To Felix Morgan for keeping Edward Burk a sick stranger.	35.00

Licenses and permits for the year one thousand eight hundred and ten amount to the sum of 136 dollars.

Page 123

Overseer of the Poor Accounts

James Davis one of the Overseers of the Poor for the Town of New Windsor in account current year 1810.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

To cash from Samuel Finley	250.00
To cash from David Dill Supervisor as excise	124.00
	374.00
To cash from Wm Mulliner	5.00
To cash from David Dill as excise money in year 1809	12.00
To cash from David Dill Surpluses of taxes	0.42
	391.42

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By cash to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise	50.00
By cash to Vincent Helms	1.30
By cash to Thomas Fulton for his services as Overseer of the Poor	7.75
By cash to Thomas Fulton for providing for the poor	14.25
By cash to Thomas Fulton for Thos B. McDowell for keeping Jedidiah Hurley	8.43
By cash to Felix Morgan for keeping Edward Burk a stranger in part	25.00
By cash to Vincent Helms for keeping Mrs Watts	25.00
By cash to John Dill for providing for the poor last year	33.50
By cash to Jacob Pitts for keeping John Stone	45.00
By cash to Hugh McGill in part for keeping Jonah	50.00
By cash to William Gourley	7.00
By cash to Thomas Nicholson	20.00
By cash to self for providing for Thomas Porter	8.75
By cash to do. for providing for Dossy Hoffman	41.00
By cash to do. for services as Overseer of the Poor	2.00
By cash to Thomas Fulton for the support of child of Sarah Hulse	18.75
By cash to Wm Mulliner for his services as Justice of Peace	4.50
By cash to David Dill for do.	3.00
By cash paid landlords bill	1.69
	367.12
By cash to Felix Morgan ~~for keeping Edward Burk~~	6.00
	373.12

Page 124

Road & Bridge repair account

Wm Mulliner in account for money for repairing roads and bridges.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

	To balance from page 117	$20.86
Feb 1812	To cash from David Dill Supervisor	50.00
March 31st	To cash from Wm Sly	1.87 1/2
Jan 1813	To cash from David Dill Supervisor	60.00
Jan 8th 1814	To cash from Abraham Schultz Supervisor	50.00
		182.73 1/2

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 31st 1812	By cash to Henry Cropry	00.62 1/2
May 1st	By cash to Thomas B McDowell	8.26
July 4th	By cash to Robert R Burnet	4.62 1/2
Oct 8th	By cash to Israel Belknap	6.00
Feb 3rd 1813	By cash to Matthew McDowell	2.33
Mar 9th	By cash to D M Dubois for John Nicoll	6.50
Apr 6th	By cash to Abraham Schultz	4.56
	By cash to John Dill	11.32
	By cash to Alex Kernaghan	10.87 1/2
	By cash to John D Nicoll	7.55
May 4th	By cash to Joseph Morrell for John Belknap	1.50
May 6th	By cash to Matthew Coleman	3.75
June 4th	By cash to Joseph Morrell	11.00
Dec 24th	By cash to James S Boyd	5.12 1/2
Jan 6th 1814	By cash to Grant Bower	19.94
Feb 8th	By cash to Abraham Schultz	15.50
March	By cash to Wm Beatty for John Jackson	3.00
Apr 5th	By cash to Samuel Brewster	5.50
Apr 13th	By cash to James Dinneston	1.19
Apr 22nd	By cash to David Burkes	7.70
Apr 30th	By cash to James Crawford for Clancy Belknap	9.91
July 11th	By cash to David Dill	9.00
Aug 4th	By cash to Jonas Williams	14.90
		$ 170.40

Page 125

A.D. 1811

At the annual meeting held the first Tuesday in April 1811 at the house of Isaac McDowel the following persons were elected town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

David Dill - Supervisor

John D Nicoll } Assessors
Thomas Fulton }
John Kerr }

Thomas King - Collector

Joseph Morrell } Com. of Highways
Ezra Keeler }
William Sly }

Thomas Fulton }Overseers of the Poor
James Davis }

Henry McArthur }Constables
Thomas King }
Jacob Pitts }

James Davis }Fence Viewers
Jonas Williams }
John Finley }
David Wright }
Samuel Moffat }
Thomas Cook }
Alexander Dinniston }

Obidial Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - do South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do New Windsor District

Page 126

A.D. 1811 continued

Thomas Walsh - Overseer of Highways for Silver Stream District

Ezra Keeler - do East Little Britain District

Alexander Falls - do West Little Britain District

Jesse Wood - do Square District

John Wright - do Square District No.2

Henry Mills - do East Huntingrove District

David Busherk - do West Huntingrove District

Stephen King - do Northwest Huntingrove District

Nathaniel Strong - do Southwest Huntingrove District

Hugh McGill - do road past J Ellisons

Thomas Fulton - do road past his house

Townsend Carpenter- do road past John Woodruffs

Thomas B McDowel - do road past saw mill

Alexander Steward - do road past his house

Thomas Cook - do cross road past Little Britain Meeting House

Benjamin Whittaker - do road past his house

Wm Kerringhan - do road past Widow Finleys

Wm Beatty - do road past his house

James McKee - do road past his house

Samuel Moffat - do road past his house

John Shaw - do road past Alexander Telfords

James Davis - do road past his house

Henry Cropry - do road past Jonathan Parshals

John Belknap - do Union District

Page 127

A.D. 1811 continued

Voted -	That the sum of twenty four dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.
Voted -	That the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for keeping and clothing the child of Sarah Charighen one year.
Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor provide for Jonah Belknap.
Voted -	That the sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Robert Fulton for the maintenance and clothing one year.
Voted -	That the sum of two hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor.
Voted -	That a committee be appointed to examine the accounts of the town.
Voted-	That Robert R Burnet, Thomas Fulton and Joseph Morrell be said committee and to report the last day of election.
Adjourned to meet at the same place on last Tuesday in April in the year 1812.
Voted -	That the sum of thirty dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble for the support of her son Phillip.

Page 128

Poor accounts & tavern licenses

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held the 31st day of March 1812.

To John Linch for keeping John Stone one year	74.16 1/2
To Thomas Fulton for services and agreements made for the poor	74.00
To Doctor William McCoppen for attending Mrs Watts	6.00
To James Davis for providing for Dossy and services as Overseer of Poor and Thomas Porter	70.12 1/2
To David Dill for his services as a Justice of the Peace	1.50
To Robert R Burnet for his services as a Justice of the Peace	1.50
To William Mulliner for his services as a Justice of the Peace	2.00
To Thomas Fulton five dollars overpaid Felix Morgan	5.00
To Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah one year	65.00
To Thomas Fulton for funeral expenses of Mrs Watts	6.75

_______________________________________________________________________

Accounts of license of tavern keepers or the retailers of spiritous liquors granted in the year 1811.

J Millspaugh	Tavern	7.00
Daniel Brown	ditto	7.00
Thomas McCleeland	tavern & license to retail	12.00
John Abrims	tavern	6.00
Alexander W Beatty	ditto	6.00
Daniel McEnnally	tavern & license to retail	14.00
Benj. Belknap	tavern	7.00
Thomas Smith	ditto	7.00
Joseph Morrell	license to retail	5.00
John Kerr	tavern	7.00
Alexander W Beatty	tavern for year 1810	5.00
Joseph Morrell	tavern	6.00
		$89.00

Page 129

Overseer of Poor accounts

James Davis one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1811 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 31st 1812	To a balance on account in March 1811	18.30
July	To cash from David Dill Supervisor excise	89.00
	To do. allowed by the county for maintenance of Edward Burk.	35.00
	To do. from John S Young as arrears of Colvill Steward deceased late Overseer of the Poor	11.49
	To do. from John D Nicoll late Overseer of the Poor in part as arrears.	31.00
	To do. from Wm Mulliner as excise	19.00
	To do. from Thomas King Collector	200.00
			403.79
Apr 7th 1812	To do. from Wm Mulliner	60.00
	To do. from John D Nicoll as arrears when Overseer	10.00
			$ 473.79

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

May 29th	By cash to Mary Nicholson for Thomas for year 1810	20.00
1811	By cash to Hugh McGill as arrears for keeping Jonah yr 1810	10.00
	By cash to himself for providing Thomas Porter in April 1811	8.10 1/2
Mar 31st	By cash to Robert Fulton for keeping Mrs Watts	30.00
1812	By cash to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise	50.00
	By cash to Robert R Burnet for Catherine Chamble	30.00
	By cash to Angus McCoy for keeping J Keely 3wks 4 days	3.60
	By cash to Thomas Fulton for services & asgreements for the poor	74.00
	By cash to John Linch in part for keeping John Stone	45.16
	By cash to Robert R Burnet for services as Com of poor act.	1.00
	By cash to Thomas Fulton	1.00
	By cash landlords bill	1.36
Apr 7th	By cash to John Linch full for keeping John Stone	29.00
	By cash to Thomas Fulton for funeral expenses of Mrs Watts	6.75
	By cash to Hugh McGill in part for Jonah	32.00
May 4th	By cash to Israel Belknap for Thomas Nicholson in arrears	10.00
	By cash to Hugh McGill	30.00
	By cash to Thomas Bell for James Bell	7.62 1/2
	By cash to David Dill	1.50
		$ 391.41

Page 130

Tavern keeper & retailers license

The amounts of license granted to tavern keepers and to retailers of spiritous liquors for the year 1812.

Daniel Brown	tavern license	7.00
Abraham Schultz	license to retail under five gallons	5.00
Benjamin Belknap	tavern license	7.00
Henry Cropey	tavern license	9.00
Samuel Roberts	do.	7.00
John Abrims	do.	6.00
Alexander W Beatty	do.	6.00
Thomas McClelland	do.	7.00
Joseph Morrall	do.	7.00
Asa Mattherson	license to retail	5.00
Samuel Crans	tavern license	5.00
Thomas Kelso	do.	7.00
John Morrison	Tavern license and license to retail (Mulliner by excise collector)	12.00
Nathan Sayer	tavern license	7.00
		97.00

Ammount of license and permits granted to tavern keepers and retailers of spiritous liquors for the year 1811 continued from page 120.

John Morrison tavern license and license to retail under five gallons	12.00
and collected by Wm Mulliner.
To Nathan Sayr tavern license recieved by ditto	7.00
		19.00

Page 131

A.D. 1812

At the annual town meeting held the first Tuesday in April one thousand eight hundred twelve at the house of Henry Cropery, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

David Dill - Supervisor

Thomas Fulton }Assessors
John Kerr }
Joseph Morrall }

James Davis }Overseers of the Poor
Abraham Schultz }

Thomas Fulton }Commissioners of Highways
William Sly }
Joseph Morrall }

Thomas King - Collector

Henry McArthur }Constables
Thomas King }
David Telford }
James Davis }Fence Viewers
Jonas Williams }
Samuel Falls }
David Wright }
Abraham Denniston }
Josiah Brown }
Alexander Denniston}

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A.D. 1812 continued

Obediah Thorn - Overseer of Highway for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - do South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - do Silver Stream District

James Denniston - do East Little Britain District

Josiah Brown - do West Little Britain District

John Ireland - do Square District

John Wright - do Square District No. 2

Matthias Coleman - do East Huntingrove District

John Dill - do West Huntingove District

Samuel Falls - do Northwest Huntingrove District

Nathaniel Strong - do Southwest Huntingrove District

Hugh McGill - do road past John Ellisons

Enos Chandler - do road past T Fultons

John Woofruff jr. - do road past J Woodruffs

Alexander J Kerranghan - do road past McDowells saw mill

Alexander Stewart - do road past his house

William Falls - do road leading from meeting house

Alexander C Burnet - do road past his house

Wm Kerranghan - do road past Widow Finleys

Samuel Brewster - do road past Wm Beattys

James McKee - do road past his house

William Welling - road past his house

John Shaw - do road past Alex Telfords

James Davis - do road past his house

David Parshall jr. - do road past Jonathan Parshal

John Belknap - do Union District

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A.D. 1812 continued

Henry Cropsy - Pound Master

Voted -	That the sum of thirty five dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.
Voted -	that the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise to keep the child of Sarah Charrigan one year.
Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor provide for Jonah Belknap.
Voted -	That the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Catherine Chamble if she can be provided for that sum if not the Overseers provide for her and her son.
John Stone struck off to John Berry for fifty dollars for six months, to be by him maintaned and clothed for that time.
Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor and Justices of the Peace make inquiry as to furnishing a poor house.
Voted -	That the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars be raised for the support of the poor.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in year 1813.

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Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners of poor accounts at their meeting held last Tuesday March 1813 ,the following accounts were allowed.

To Doc. Wm M Coppen for attending John Stone when sick		7.50
To Nathaniel Bishop for a coffin for John Stone		4.50
To Doc. Albert Schoonmaker for attending Mrs Hofman & Mrs McCutchen	8.12 1/2
To John Barry jr. for keeping Stone when sick		30.00
To Abraham Schultz for funeral expenses of John Stone		3.28
To James Shachen for digging a grave for John Stone		1.59
To David Dill for services as a Justice of the Peace		3.00
To William Mulliner for services	do.	2.00
To Robert R Burnet for services	do.	2.00
To Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah		70.00
To James Davis for clothing for the poor		3.16
To Doc. Robert C Hunter for attending Dossy Hoffman and John Stone	3.00
To James Bell for keeping Margaret Alexander		26.00

Page 135

Tavern license's and permits

Account of license and permits granted for the year 1812.

Daniel Brown	license	7.00
Abraham Schultz	permit	5.00
Benjamin Belknap	license	7.00
Henry Cropey	do	9.00
Samuel Roberts	do	7.00
John Morrison	do	7.00
John Morrison	permit	5.00
John Abrims	license	6.00
Alexander W Beatty	do	6.00
Thomas McClelland	do	7.00
Joseph Morrell	do	6.00
Asa Mattherson jr.	permit	5.00
Samuel Crans	license	5.00
Thomas Kelso		7.00
		90.00

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Overseer of Poor accounts

James Davis one of the Overseers of the Poor for the Town of New Windsor in account year 1812.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 30th	To cash from Wm Mulliner as excise	12.00
1813	To cash from Thomas King Collector	250.00
	To a balance on old account page 129	62.38
	To a balance from John D Nicoll late overseer	4.00
		328.38

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

March 30th	By cash to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise	30.00
1813	By cash to Robert R Burnet for Catherine Chamble	50.00
	By cash to John Berry jr.	50.00
	By cash to Robert R Burnet for his services as a Justice of the Peace last year	1.50
	By cash to Wm Mulliner for his services as a Justice of the Peace last year	2.00
	By cash to Thomas Fulton on balance of account	3.70
	By cash to Wm Mulliner for Doctor McCoppen	6.00
	By cash to Hugh McGill last years account in full	3.00
	By cash to Hugh McGill in part	40.00
	By cash to Abraham Schultz in part for T Nicholson	15.00
	By cash to Nathaniel Byshop for a coffin for J Stone	4.50
	By cash to John Berry jr. in part for keeping J Stone when sick	10.00
	By cash to Abraham Schultz for funeral expenses of J Stone	3.28
	By cash to John Berry jr. for James Stachem jr. for digging a grave for John Stone	1.50
	By cash to Abraham Schultz Overseer of the Poor	20.00
	By cash to Henry Cropry bill against the Commissioners for auditing poor accounts	2.10
	By cash to self	1.00
	By cash to the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts	3.00
		$265.95

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A.D. 1813

At the annual town meeting held the first Tuesday in April 1813 at the house of Henry Cropsy, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Thomas Fulton }Assessors
Joseph Morrell }
John Dill }

Joseph Morrell }Com. of Highways
Wm Beatty }
Thomas Fulton }

Thomas King - Collector

Comfort Cropsy }Constables
Thomas King }
Thomas Kelso }

Obideah Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - do South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - do Silver Stream district

Enos Chandler - do road past his house

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A.D. 1813 continued

James Denniston - Overseer of Highways for East Little Britain District

Thomas Bell - do West Little Britain District

John Ireland - do Square District

John Wright - do Square District No.2

John Chambers - do East Huntingrove District

Daniel Brown - do West Huntingrove District

Samuel Falls - do Northwest Huntingrove District

Nathaniel Strong - do Southwest Huntingrove District

Jacob Pitts - do road past John Ellisons

Grant Bower - do road past McDowells saw mill

William Stewart - do road past Alexander Stewarts

Matthew M Duboise - do cross road past Little Britain Meeting House

Alxander C Burnet - do road past his house

William Kernaghan - do road past Widow Finleys

Samuel Brewster - do road past Wm Beattys

Stephen Wolsey - do road past Wm Houstons

Alexander W Beatty - do road past Wm Wellings

John Shaw - do road past Thomas Shaws

James Davis -do road past his own house

James S Boyd - do road past Jonathan Parshalls

John Belknap - do Union district

Henry Cropey - Pound Master

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A.D. 1813 continued

Voted - That the sum of forty five dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for his support.

Voted - That the sum of sixty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for keeping and clothing the child of Sarah Carrigan.

Voted - That the sum of seventy five dollars be allowed to Hugh McGill for the support of Jonah Belknap one year.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor be allowed to provide for the child of Daniel McCann.

Voted - That the sum of forth dollars be allowed to support Catherine Chamble.

Voted - That the sum of five hundred dollars be allowed to be raised for the support of the poor.

Voted - That the persons that were fence viewers last year be fence viewers this year.

Voted - That sheep shall not run on the commons.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1814.

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School elections & tavern licenses

At a special town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Henry Cropey on the 10th day of May 1813 for the purpose of choosing officers for schools, for said town and following persons were chosen. Viz:

Joseph Morrell }Commissioners of Schools
Thomas King }
Wm Mulliner }

Thurston Wood } Inspectors of Schools
David Dill }
Thomas Fulton }

Account of licenses and permits to tavern keepers and retailers of spiritous liquors for the year 1813. Received by A Schultz Supervisor .

To Joseph Morrell	permit	5.00
To Henry Cropsy	license	9.00
To Michael Crans	do.	7.00
To Joseph Morrell	do.	6.00
To Nathan H Sayr	do.	5.00
To Abraham Schultz	permit	5.00
To Asa Mattherson	do.	5.00
To Benj. Belknap	license	7.00
To Obediah Beatty		7.00
To Thomas McCleland		7.00
To John Morrison		7.00
To do.	permit	5.00
To Daniel Brown	license	7.00
To Jesse Wood		7.00
Rec. from Nathan H Sayr for his last years license		7.00
		96.00

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Poor Accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts at their meeting held the last Tuesday in March 1814, the following accounts were allowed.

To Benjamin McVeagh for keeping Thomas Porter	76.25
To do. for making cloths for do.	4.07
To John Berry for keeping do.	2.00
To Robert Whiggom for weaving for Dossy Hoffman	3.10
To Abraham Schultz for providing for the poor	50.75
To Joseph Morrell for providing for poor	127.73
To Doc. Elihu Hedges	5.00
To Doc. Wm McCoppen	7.50
To Thomas Kelso for his services as a Constable	1.62 1/2
To Robert R Burnet for services as a Justice of the Peace	3.25
To Wm Mulliner for do.	3.25
To John McDowel for keeping Margaret Alexander	46.00
	330.51
To James Davis for providing for poor for year 1812 and 1813	91.25
		427.79

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Overseers of the Poor accounts

James Davis one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1813 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

year 1812	To cash from David Dill Supervisor	68.00
May	To cash from Wm Mulliner T. Clerk	20.00
	To a balance from last years account p.126	62.43
	To cash from Thomas King Collector	250.00
		400.43

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

May 10th	By cash to John Berry jr. for keeping John Stone in full	20.75
1814	By cash to Benj. McVeagh for keeping Thomas Porter in part	50.00
	By cash to Robert Whiggom	3.10
	By cash to James Bell for keeping Margaret Alexander last yr.	60.00
	By cash to Hugh McGill in full on last years account	32.00
	By cash to self for providing for poor for this year and the year 1812 and 1813	91.25
	By cash to self for services and expenses attending with the Commissioners	1.62 1/2
	By cash to Joseph Morrell	15.00
		273.72 1/2

April 5th	By cash to Hugh McGill in full for keeping Jonah one year	70.00
	By cash to Robert R Burnet for services as Justice of the Peace for the year 1813 and 1814	5.25
	By cash to Doc Joseph Talke----for attending Dosy wife	3.00
April 6th	By cash to David Ruggels for cornmill fees by account	43.46
		400.43

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Overseers accounts continued

Joseph Morrell one of the Overseers of the Poor year 1813 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 29th	To cash from Abraham Schultz	18.45
1814	To cash from Wm Mulliner T. Clerk	67.00
	To cash from James Davis	15.00
	To cash from Thomas King Collector	250.00
	To cash from Wm Mulliner	9.00
		359.45

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	By cash to Thomas Walsh	67.00
	By cash to self for providing for the poor	253.18
	By cash in part to Moses Vance for keeping J Kerly	30.00
	By cash to Com. and bill	9.00
		354.18

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Town Clerk accounts for poor

Wm Mulliner Town Clerk in account for money received on obligations in his hands in behalf of the poor.

Do._____________________________________________________________________

Apr 1st	To cash received on Martha Dills bond	48.62
1811	To ditto on Martha & Alexander Dills note	5.00
7th	To do. on Daniel And Alexander Bodles note	7.00
Feb 1812	To do. on Hugh M Connel & Wm Bodles note	61.25
May 18th	To do. on Alexander & Daniel Bodles note	10.50
May 8th	To do. on Alexander & Daniel Bodels note	10.50

1813

July 30th	To do. on Hugh McConnel and Wm Bodles notes	7.00
Mar 26th	To do. on Martha Dills bond	95.13
1814	To do. on Martha & Alexander Dills note	25.62
May 7th	To do. on Alexander & Daniel Bedels note	10.50
June 16th	To do. on Hugh McConnel & Wm Bodels note in full	115.00
Mar 16th	To do. on Martha Dills bond	112.00

1815

June 13th	To do. on Alexander and Daniel Bodels note	10.50
		513.62
Apr 24th	To do. from Henry Beatty on ditto obligation	80.00
May 11th	To do. from Henry Beatty	446.31
1816		$ 1039.92

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Apr 22 1811	By cash to Catherine Chamble	30.00
Apr 2nd	By cash to James Davis Overseer of the Poor	5.00
	By an order of Felix Morgan on James Davis Overseer of poor	4.00
Apr 7th 1812	By cash to James Davis do.	70.00
Mar 9th 1813	By cash to Doc. Albert Schoonmaker	8.12 1/2
	By cash to James Davis Overseer of poor	19.00
May 8th	By cash to James Davisdo.	20.00
	By cash to David Telford a constable for taking James Henry to New York	5.00
Mar 29 1814	By cash to Joseph Morrell overseer of poor	86.00
Apr 1st	By cash to Doct. Wm McCoppen	7.50
Apr 5th	By cash to Jane Duboise	20.00
Apr 16th	By cash to Huldah Boyd	14.87
July 5th	By cash to Abraham Denniston overseer of the poor	115.00
Jan 9 1815	By cash to Wm Bodel that he overpaid on his and Hugh McConnels notes	2.50
March 28th	By cash to Abraham Denniston overseer of the poor	112.00
		578.99
May 7th 1816	By cash to Hugh McGill	70.00
May 7th 1816	By a note from Alex W Beatty and James Denniston in behalf of Samuel Falls and Moses Nicol overseers of the poor	446.00
		1084.99

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Road & bridge accounts

Wm Mulliner in account for money received for the repair of roads and bridges

Do._____________________________________________________________

Jan 26th	To cash from Abraham Schultz Supervisor	50.00
1815	To balance from page 124	12.64 1/2
		62.64 1/2

Cr.______________________________________________________________

Jan 26th 1815	By cash to Abraham Schultz per order of Com of Highways	5.60
March 29th	By do to Wm Mulliner per order	8.33
April 4th	By do to John Chambers	0.75
	By do to John Chambers	3.75
April 22nd	By do to Stephen Wolsey	3.75
May 17th	By do to Daniel Brown	7.20
June 20th	By do to Benjamin Belknap	16.60
Aug 1st	By do to Wm Mulliner per order	14.00
Nov 6th	By do to Wm Mulliner per order	9.00
		68.98

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A.D. 1814

At the annual town meeting held the first Tuesday in April 1814 at the house of Henry Cropsy in the Town of New Windsor, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Joseph Morrell }Assessors
Samuel Finly}
Thomas Fulton}

William Beatty}Com. of Highways
Alexander Stewart }
Joseph Morrell }

Alexander Denniston } Overseers of the Poor
John Nicoll }

Thomas Kelso }Constables
James Alexander }

Samuel Falls }Commissioners of Schools
John D Nicoll }
Thurston Wood }

David Dill }Inspectors of Schools
Samuel McCown }
Abraham Schultz }

Henry Cropsy - Pound Master

Obidiah Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Jonas Williams - ditto South Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto North Creek District

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A.D. 1814 continued

Abraham Schultz - Overseer of Highways for New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - ditto Silver Stream District

Enos Chandler - ditto cross road past his house

James Denniston - ditto East Little Britain District

Robert R Burnet - ditto West Little Britain District

John Ireland - ditto Square District

John Wright - ditto Square District No.2

John Chambers - ditto East Huntingrove District

Daniel Brown - ditto West Huntingrove District

Thomas King - ditto North west Huntingrove District

Nathaniel Strong - ditto South west Huntingrove Dsitrict

Jabish Atwood - ditto road past John Ellisons

Grant Bower - ditto road past McDowels saw mill

Isaac Denniston - ditto south of ditto

Wm Stewart - ditto past Alexander Stewarts

George Burnet - ditto cross road leading from Little Britain meeting house

Alexander C Burnet - ditto road past his house

Samuel Finley - road past his house

Wm Beatty - ditto road past his house

Stephen Wolsey - ditto road past Wm Houstons

Alexander W Beatty - ditto road past Wm Wellings

John Shaw - ditto road past Thomas Shaws

James Davis - ditto road past his house

David Parshall jr. - ditto road past Jonathan Parshals

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A.D. 1814 continued

Samuel Lockwood - Overseer of Highways for Union District

Henry Still - ditto ditto

Samuel Falls } Fence Viewers
James Davis }
John Coleman jr. }
Alex W Beatty }
Thomas Fulton }
Jonas Williams }
John D Nicoll }

Voted -	That the sum of one dollar per day be allowed for the services of the Com'r. of Schools last year, and also the sum of one dollar per day be allowed to them the present year.
Voted -	That the sum of twenty five dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson for this year and that sum be descretionary with the Overseers of the Poor.
Voted -	That the sum of fifty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for the maintenance and clothing the child of Sarah Charrighan one year.
Voted -	That the sum of fifty six dollars be allowed to Hugh McGill for the maintenance and clothing of Jonah one year.
Voted -	That Catherine Chamble be struck off the poor books.
Voted -	That the sum of seven hundred dollars be raised for support of the poor.

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1815.

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