New Windsor, New York Precinct Records, 1792-1828 / 3

New Windsor, New York
Precinct Records, 1792-1828

Volume Two, Part III

Page 150

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the accounts at their meeting held the last Tuesday of March 1815 the following accounts were allowed.

To Benjamin McVeagh for keeping and finding some clothes for Thomas Porter	79.18
To Joseph J Doty for keeping Dossy Hoffman and children	4.75
To James Carpenter for keeping Daniel Mills and Dossy Hoofmans girl and making clothes for Mills.	44.11
To James Davis for house rent and firewood and sundries for Dossy Hoffmam	45.10
To George Morrison for keeping Dossy Hoffmans child and clothing for the same	8.31
To Mrs Longfellow for nursing Susanna Miller and keeping her when lying ill	2.00
To Doc. Amos King for attending Dossy Hoffman and family when sick	8.00
To Moses Vance for keeping and making clothes for Jedidiah Kerly	80.00
To Matthew McDowel for keeping Margaret Alexander	65.00
To Abraham Denniston for clothing for poor	23.12
To do. for services as an Overseer of the Poor	16.00
To Doc. Wm McCoppen for attending sick poor	10.00
To Wm Mulliner for services as a Justice of the Peace & Com. of poor accounts	3.00
To David Dill for do.	3.00
To Robert R Burnet for services as Com. of poor accounts	2.00

Page 151

A.D. 1815

At the annual town meeting held the first Tuesday in April 1815 at the house of Henry Cropsy the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Thurston Wood }Assessors
Samuel Finly }
Joseph Morrell }

Thomas King - Collector

William Beatty }Com. of Highways
George Burnet }
Joseph Morrell }

Samuel Falls } Com. of Schools
Thurston Wood }
John D Nicoll }

Samuel Falls } Overseers of the Poor
John Nicoll }

Thomas King }Constables
Abraham Coleman }

Samuel McCoun } Inspectors of schools
Benjamin Belknap }
Robert Burnet }
David Dill }

Page 152 & 153

Overseers of Poor account

Abraham Denniston one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1814 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

July 15th 1814	To cash from Wm Mulliner	115.00
Mar 28th 1815	To cash from Wm Mulliner	112.00
	To cash from Thomas Kelso	387.14
	To cash on property sold of	21.50
	Dossy Hoffman	635.64

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 28th By cash to Benjamin McVeagh for keeping Thomas Porter 79.18

1815	By cash to Joseph P Doty for keeping Dosseys children	4.75
	By do. to James Carpenter for keeping Hoffman child and Daniel Mills	44.10
	By do. to James Davis on balance on settlement of accounts	1.00
	By do. to George Morrison for keeping Hoffmans child and clothing	8.00
	By do. to Samuel Longfelloe for keeping Susanna Miller	2.00
	By do. to Doc Amos King for attending Hoffman and family	8.00
	By do. to Hugh McGill for keeping Jonah Belknap	70.00
	By do. to Moses Vance for keeping Jedidiah Kerly	80.00
	By do. to Matthew McDowel for keeping Margaret Alexander	65.00
	By do.to Jane Duboise for the year 1813 in full for keeping boy	40.00
	By do. to Doc Wm McCoppen what was allowed the year 1813	7.50
	By do. to Christopher VanOrsdoll in full for Catherine Chamble year 1813 with interest for the same.	25.00
	By cash to John McDowel allowed in the year 1813 as interest	40.87
	By do. to Wm Mulliner for services as Justice of Peace yrs 1812 & 1813	5.25
	By do. to Wm Mulliner for services as Justice of Peace and Com. of poor accounts for this year.	3.00
	By do. to David Dill for ditto	3.00
	By do. to Robert R Burnet for services as Com. of poor accounts	2.00
	By do. to your self for clothing for the poor	23.12
	By. do. to yourself for services as overseer of the poor	16.00
	By do. to Wm Mulliner for Jane Duboise for the poor boy	50.00
	By do. to do. for Doc Wm McCoppen	10.00
	By do. to Henry Cropsy as Com. of poor accounts bill	4.94
		592.70
Apr 5th	By do. to Sarah Duboise in behalf of Benjamin Veagh in full for
1815	keeping Thomas Porter year 1814	32.44
		635.14
	By do to Samuel Falls overseer of the poor	.50
		635.64

Page 154

Town Meeting continued from page 151

Obediah Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Nathaniel Sands - do South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - do Silver Stream District

Samuel M Denniston - do past John Dennistons

Benjamin Belknap - do East Little Britain District

Robert Burnet - do West Little Britain District

John Ireland - do Square District

John Wright - do Square District No.2

Henry Miller - do East Huntingrove District

John Dill - do West Huntingrove District

Samuel Falls - do Northwest Huntingrove District

Oliver Thompson - do Southwest Huntingrove District

Jabish Atwood - do John Ellisons

Thurston Wood -do past McDowels saw mill

Isaac Dinniston - do south of McDowels saw mill

Wm Stewart - do past Alexander Stewarts

John McDowel - do from Little Britain Meeting House

Alexander E Burnet - do past his house

Wm Beatty - do past his house

Page 155

Meeting continued

James McKee -	Overseer of Highways for the cross road past his house
Alexander W Beatty -	do do
John Shaw -	do do

James Boyd - do past Jonathan Parshalls

John Belknap - do Union District

Henry Still - do road past John Woodruffs

John Kerr - do past his house

Samuel Falls } Fence Viewers
James Davis }
John Coleman }
Alex W Beatty }
Enos Chandler }
Jonas Williams }
Alex Denniston jr }

Henry Cropsy - Pound Master

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

Voted - That the sum of sixty dollars be allowed to Jane Duboise for to keep the poor boy.

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide for the rest of the poor.

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

Adjourned to meet at the same place in the year 1816.

Page 156

Road & Bridge repair accounts

Wm Mulliner in account current for the repair of roads and bridges year 1815

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Jan 13th 1816

To cash from Thomas King Collector

250.00

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Apr 2nd 1816	By cash to Robert Roberts as per order	200.00
	By cash to Ezra Kreher	12.80
	By cash to James Deniston	3.86
	By cash to Thomas Walsh	2.41
	By cash to Henry Miller	4.00
	By cash to Abraham Coleman on John Irelands order	7.00
		230.67
	By cash to Thomas King	3.50
		234.17

Page 157

Tavern licenses and permits

Caleb Seaman	license	5.00
Abraham Schultz	permit	5.00
John Hunt	do.	5.00
Joseph H Reynols	do.	5.00
Samuel Palmer	license & permit	11.00
Joseph Morrell	permit	5.00
Henry Cropey	license	7.00
Nathan H Sayer	do.	5.00
James Stewart	do.	6.00
Thomas McClelland	do.	6.00
Daniel Brown	do.	6.00
John Morrison	license & permit	11.00
Benjamin Belknap	license	6.00

Asa Mathewson jr.	permit	5.00
		$ 88.00

Page 158

Poor accounts

At the annual meeting of the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts the last Tuesday in March 1816 the following accounts were allowed.

To Capt. Swezy for keeping Theodore Watts 28 weeks	28.00
To Doctor Gidney for medicine and attending of Mr Watts and others	16.00
To Doctor Gardner for attending Theodore Vetsman	3.00
To Doctor McCoppen for attending Phebe Watts and others	10.00
To John Nicoll to balance of accounts in maintenance of Watts children	82.77
To Samuel Dusenberry as balance for keeping George Hanfel	61.00
To Moses Vance for keeping Jedidiah Kerley	80.00
To Stephen Decker for keeping Phebe Watts 2 weeks last year	2.50
To Benjamin McVeagh for keeping Thomas Porter 22 weeks and 4 days	35.75
To Peter Welling for keeping Thomas Porter from the 11th of September to the 25th of February	36.00
To Stephen Decker for keeping do. until town meeting	6.87 1/2
To James C Carpenter for keeping Dossys child	3.62
To Abraham Denniston late overseer of poor	15.25

To Stephen Decker for keeping Phebe Watts when sick	9.00
To John McElrath for keeping Patricia McElroy	9.00
To Julia Linn for keeping Daniel Mills	55.62 1/2
	454.39

Page 159

Poor accounts continued

Allowances of poor accounts continued	454.39
To Samuel Miller for keeping Dossy Hoffmans child	37.50
To Isaac McDowel for keeping Margaret Alexander	46.00
To Doctor Robert C Hunter for attending Dossy child	1.00
To Abraham Schultz for attending to settle poor accounts	1.00
To David Dill for services as Justice of Peace	2.00
To Joseph Morrell for do. as Justice of Peace	3.00
To Robert Burnet for do. do.	8.00
To Wm. Mulliner for do. do.	9.00
To Thomas King for removing a pauper	5.00
To Samuel Falls for services and clothing for poor	34.25
To James Morrison on binding Dosys child	5.00
		604.14

Page 160

Overseer of poor account

Samuel Falls one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1815 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 26th	To cash from Thomas King Collector	440.76
1816	To cash fron John Nicoll	9.95
	To cash from Abraham Dinniston	.50
		451.21

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

March 26th	By cash to Stephen Decker	18.37
1816	By cash to Benjamin McVeagh	35.75
	By cash to do. for James Carpenter	3.62
	By cash to Peter Welling	36.00
	By do. to Doc. McCoppen	10.00
	By do. to Samuel Dusenberry	61.00
	By do. to Abraham Denniston	15.25
	By do. to John McElrath	9.00
	By do. to Doc. Hunter	1.00
	By do. to Abraham Schultz	1.00
	By do. to Wm Mulliner	7.00
	By do. to Robert Burnet	8.50
	By do. to Joseph Morrell	3.00
	By do.to Thomas King	5.00
	By do. Cropeys bill	1.62 1/2
	By do to Thomas King for James Morrisons order	5.00
	By do. self	34.25
		255.36 1/2

Page 161

A.D. 1816

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Henry Cropey the first Tuesday of April 1816, the following persons were chosen town officers.

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Joseph Morrell }Assessors
Samuel Finley }
Thurston Wood }

George Burnet - Collector

Wm Beatty }Commissioners of Highways
John Coleman }
Joseph Morrell }

Samuel Falls }Overseers of the Poor
Moses Nichols }

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

Abraham Coleman } Constables
Cornealious Dusenberry }

Page 162

Overseer of poor account

John Nicoll one of the Overseers of the poor in account

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 26th

To cash from Thomas King Collector

259.21

1816

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	By cash to Moses Vance	80.00
	By cash to Samuel Falls	9.45

Page 163

Town Meeting A.D. 1816 continued

Samuel McCoun }Inspectors of Schools
Robert Burnet }
David Dill }
Benj. Belknap }
Abraham Schultz }

Obediah Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill Dsitrict

Jonathan Morrell - do. South Creek District

John D Nicoll - do. North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - do. New Windsor District

Thomas Walsh - do. Silver Stream District

Samuel M Dinniston - do. past Enof Chandlers

James Dinniston - do. West Little Britain District

Benjamin Belknap - do. East Little Britain District

Calb Seamon - do. Square District

John Wright - do. Square District No.2

Henry Miller- do. East Huntingrove District

William Eagles - do. Northwest Huntingrove District

Oliver Thompson - do. Southwest Huntingrove District

Joseph Falkner - do. West Huntingrove District

Page 164

Town Meeting continued

Jabish Atwood - Overseer of Highways for road past John Ellisons

Grant Bower - do. road past McDowels saw mill

Isaac Dinniston - do. south end of ditto

Ezra Keeler - do. cross road from Little Britain Meeting House

Daniel Goldsmith - do. cross road past Alex G Burnets

William Beatty - do. road past his house

James Miller - do. road past his house

Alexander W Beatty - do. road past his house

David Parshall jr. - do. road past Jonathan Parshalls

Samuel Lockwood - do. Union District

John Darby - do. road past John Woodruffs

John Kerr - do. road past James Davis

James Arnot - do. road past Finleys

John Shaw - do. road past Thomas Shaw

Henry Cropry - Pound Master

The same fence viewers that was last year.

Voted - That forty dollars be allowed to Thomas Nicholson.

Voted - That sixty dollars be allowed to Janes Duboise.

Page 165

Town meeting 1816 continued

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide for the rest of the poor.

Voted - That Stephen Decker be allowed for keeping Phebe Watts from last town meeting to the 2nd of June one dollar and 25 cents per week.

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

Voted - to adjourn to the same place the next anniversary town meeting.

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

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Jan 29th 1817	To cash from George Burnet Collector	125.00
Jan 19th 1818	To cash from Francis Morrison Collector	150.00
Jan 19th 1818	To cash from Francis Morrison Collector	275.00
	To balance on the last account page 156	18.83
		293.83

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Jan 1817	By cash to Asa Matthewson	7.00
	By cash to Ezra Keeler	7.30
Apr 1st	By cash to Henry Woodruff	70.98
Apr 10th	By cash to John Coleman for John McDowell	2.24
Apr 11th	By cash to Hamilton Seamon by order of Caleb Seamon	7.30
Apr 15th	By cash to James McKee	2.91
May 6th	By cash to Henry Miller	2.00
Dec 6th	By cash to Israel Belknap	7.75
Jan 17 1818	By cash to Charles Burnet	2.25
Apr 29th	By cash to Samuel Brewster	2.92
May 5th	By cash to Wm Beatty	4.00
	By cash to Abraham Schultz	10.00
May 23rd	By cash to Samuel W Wood	7.49
July 10th	By cash to Henry Wycoff	80.00
Oct 10th	By cash to Henry Wycoff	79.00
		288.09

Page 166

Overseer of the Poor accounts

Samuel Falls account current as one of the Overseers of the Poor for the year 1815 continued from page 160.

Do.____________________________________________________________________

	451.21
Balance		$32.73

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	255.36
By cash to Jane Duboise		60.00
By cash to Samuel Miller		37.50
By cash to Julia Linn		55.62 1/2
By cash to Stephen Decker		10.00
		418.48 1/2

Page 167

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 1817 at the house of Henry Cropry, the following accounts were allowed.

To Benjamin McVeahg for maintenance and clothing of Thomas Porter	72.00
To Benjamin McVeagh for boarding Daniel Mills 2 weeks	2.50
To Edward Kirkpatrick for keeping the child of Daniel Mcann two years ending the first Tuesday in April 1816	69.55
To Sarah Duboise for making a coat for Daniel Mills	1.50
To Samuel Crance for boarding the Whitsry child	25.00
To Moses Nichols for board and clothing of Jedidiah Kerley	87.10
To Samuel Brundage for boarding the Miller child	16.00
To Miss Setton for Joseph Felton	30.00
To Widow Liscomb	18.23
To Patience MacElroy	20.00
To Wm Crawford	33.76
To Mr McConnel for boarding Margaret Alexander 44 weeks and 5 days	49.71
To Abraham Coleman for keeping Symantha Lewis who took sick, who was not by an order from Constable to ------	2.00
To two days to Wm Mulliner for services as a Justice of Peace	2.00
To two days to Robert Burnet for ditto	2.00
To Joseph Morrell for ditto	2.50
To David Dill for ditto
To Silas Corwin for board & attendance of Sally Wilson a stranger who was sick	15.00
To Wm McCoppen	3.50
To Croprys bill	4.50

Page 169

Overseers of the Poor accounts

Samuel Falls one of the Overseers of the Poor in account year 1816

Do.____________________________________________________________________

	To a balance on last years account from page 160 & 166	32.73
Mar 25 1817	To cash from the Colector	350.00
		$382.73

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 25 1817	By cash to Benjamin McVeagh	74.50
	By cash to Stephen Decker in part on the order of
	Sarah Duboise for boarding the Charighan boy	21.50
	By cash to Julia Linn for boarding Daniel Mills in full	63.23
	By cash to Abraham Coleman	2.00
	By cash to Joseph Morrell	2.50
	By cash to David Dill	2.00
	By cash to Silas Corwin for boarding Sally Wilson	15.00
	By cash to Wm Mulliner	2.00
	By cash to Doctor Wm McCoppen	3.50
	By cash to Henry Cropey bill of Com. and Overseers	4.50
	By cash to Isaac McDowel for keeping Margaret Alexander in full for year 1815	2.83
	By cash to Sarah Duboise	20.00
	By cash to Samuel Miller	39.00
	By cash to self for clothing and services as Overseer of poor 40.68
		$352.24

Page 169

Overseers of poor accounts

Moses Nichols one of the Overseers of the Poor in account for the year 1816

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 25 1817	To cash from the Collector	350.00
	To cash from Collectors surplus of taxes	15.45
	To cash Abraham Schultz as excise	108.00
	To cash from Hugh McGill	46.00
	To cash as fine from J Chandler Esq.	12.50
	To cash from Abraham Schultz	.50
		$532.45

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 25 1817	By cash to Edward Kirkpatrick	69.55
	By cash for board and clothing of Jediah Kerly	87.10
	By cash to Joseph Tilton	30.00
	By cash to Patience McElroy	20.00
	By cash to Wm Crawford	33.76
	By cash to Isaac McDowel on last years account	46.00
	By cash to Henry Veltman on old account board of
	Mrs Watts 6 months	63.00
	By cash to Samuel Crance for Whitney child	25.00
	By cash to Samuel Brundage for Millers child	16.00
	By cash to Henry Cropey on order of board and
	last years allowance	3.00
	By cash to Widow Lincomb	19.34
	By cash to self	19.34
	By cash to Widow McConnel	51.99
	By cash to Abraham Schultz	1.00
	By cash to Robert Burnet	2.00
March 31st	By cash to Thomas Nicholson	40.00
	By cash to Samuel Brundage for board of Millers child	18.50
	By cash to Doc. Gidney on old account	16.00
		$552.48

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Overseers of Poor account

March 25th 1817 the Town of New Windsor Do. to Samuel Falls one of the Overseers of the Poor for finding clothing for the poor, monies paid out and services done.

July 11 1816 for Thos Porter
	2 1/2 yrds. cloth at 10 p	5.00
	To 1/2 cotten stripe	0.18 1/2
	for 5 large buttons	0.05
	for one wool hat	1.75
December	to 3 1/2 yrds cloth at 12p	5.25
	to 1/2 yrds factory muslin 1/9	0.30
	to 1 1/2 doz. buttons	0.19
	to 6 yrds muslin 2/8	1.87
Daniel Mills	2 3/8 cloth	3.20
	to 6 yrds flannel	2.25
	to one pair shoes	1.50
	to 3 1/2 yrds cloth 11 p	4.81
	to 1 1/2 yrds factory muslin 1/9	0.31
	to 1 1/2 doz buttons	0.19
Duffermins child	to 6 yrds flannel to 6 yrds flannel	2.25 2.25
Mar 15 1817	paid Miss Vance for keeping Godfreys child	25.00
May 28 1816	paid to Abraham Coleman for supeoning Wm Crans	1.50
	My services	30.00
	paid to William Mulliner clerk	1.95
Mar 28 1815	Balance due for keeping and clothing Robert Burnets son Abrim Burnet	24.00
		$113.81
	paid to Samuel Miller seven shillings for keeping Robert Burnet one week sick charge was ommitted in my account in 1816	.87
		$114.68
		24.00
		90.68

Receipt

The Overseers of Poor in the Town of New Windsor Do.

To Abraham Coleman for keeping Symantha Lewis ~~while unable to be removed~~

Sent by an order from John S Myres & Peter R Mason P.O.P in the town of Poughkeepsie to the Overseers of Poor in the Town of Goshen while unable to be removed my expenses and trouble
$2.00

March 15th 1817

Page 170

A.D. 1817

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor at the house of Henry Cropey the following persons were chosen town officers.

William Mulliner - Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Thurston Wood }Assessors
Samuel Finly }
Joseph Morrell }

Francis Morrison - Collector

Joseph Morrell }Commissioners of Highways
John Coleman jr }
William Beatty }

Moses Nichols }Overseers of Poor
Henry Miller }

Abraham Coleman }Constables
Francis Morrison }
Comfort Cropey }

Robert Burnet }Commissioners of Schools
Ezra Keeler }
Samuel Lockwood }

Jonathan Bayley }Inspectors of Schools
Samuel Nichols }
David Dill }
Abraham Schultz }
Samuel McCoun }
James Denniston }

Page 171

A.D. 1817 meeting continued

Obediah Thorn - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Henry Wycoff - ditto South Creek District

John D Nicol - ditto North Creek District

Abraham Schultz - ditto Northwest Creek District

Thomas Walsh - ditto Silver Stream District

Charles Burnet - ditto West Little Britain District

William Stewart - ditto East Little Britain District

Caleb Seamon - ditto Square

John Wright - ditto Square District No. 2

Henry Miller - ditto East Huntingrove District

Samuel Falls - ditto Northwest Huntingrove District

William Lewis - ditto Southwest Huntingrove District

Daniel Brown - ditto West Huntingrove District

Enos Chandler - ditto cross road past his house

Edward Kirkpartick - ditto cross road past Ellisons

Israel Belknap - ditto cross road past McDowels saw mill

Isaac Denniston - ditto south end of the last mentioned road

Gilbert Denniston - ditto past his house

Linas McCabe - ditto cross road leading from Little Britain Meeting House

Daniel Goldsmith - ditto cross road past Alexander G Burnets

Samuel Brewster - ditto cross road past his house

Abraham Dinniston - cross road past Wm Wellings

Page 172

A.D. 1817 meeting continued

Samuel M Wood - Overseer of Highways cross road past his house

John Kernaghan - ditto cross road past John Beattys

Jonathan Bayley - ditto Union District

Samuel M Denniston - ditto cross road past John woodruffs

Matthew Humphrey - ditto cross road past James Davis

James Arnot - ditto cross road past Samuel Finleys

John Shaw - ditto cross road past Thomas Shaws

Voted - That the Overseers of the Poor provide for all the poor.

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

Voted - That Hugh McGill is to have the sum of five hundred dollars by giving approved assurity to the town for the maintenance of Jonah Belknap during his natural life.

Isaac McDowel - Pound Master

Voted - That the same fence viewers that was last year is to be the fence viewers this year.

Adjourned to meet at the same place the first Tuesday in April 1818.

Page 173

School accounts

Statement of the number of children in the several school districts in the Town of New Windsor between the ages of five and fifteen years as reported by the Trustees of each school district.

The whole number of children between the ages of five and fifteen years is 597 and the sum of money received from the Town and County was 258 dollars and 75 cents, of which the following is divided of each district.

District No.1	43.00
District No.4	21.50
District No.5	29.24
District No.6	36.98
District No.7	38.27
District No.7 B.G. and New Windsor near Dukas	15.46
District No.8 B.G. and New Windsor near Moffats	9.84
District No.8 Montgomery and New Windsor	16.34
District No.9 ditto	16.77
District No.10	29.24
	256.69

Wm Mulliner in account of school money

Do.____________________________________________________________________

June 3 1817

To cash from the Commissioners of Schools

258.75

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	By cash to Thurston Wood District No.10	29.24
	By cash to Isacc Jacbor District No.5	29.94
	By cash to Thos Shaw for District No.7	38.27
	By cash to David Chat District No.8 by Houston	16.34
	By cash to Samuel Lockwood for District No.1	43.00
	By cash to John Coleman for District No.6	36.98
	By cash to Enos Chandler for District No.4	21.50
	By cash to Wm Lewis District No.7 by Dukas	15.46
	By cash to Richard Goldsmith District No.8 by Moffats	9.89
	By cash to Samuel Falls	16.77
		$256.69

Page 174

Overseers of the Poor accounts

Moses Nichols one of the Overseers of the Poor in account current for the year 1817

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 31st 1818	To cash from the Supervisor for excise	$109.00
	To cash from Henry Miller for town money	50.00
	To cash from Wm Ross for town money	162.83
	To cash from Francis morrison Collector	350.00
	To cash from Supervisor for excise	12.00
		$683.83

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Oct 4th 1818	By cash paid Moses Vance for Jed Carley	41.50
	Wm Rose attorney in the suit of Ward	20.00
	Mrs Tilton for keeping Jas. Tilton	30.00
	Margaret Still for keeping Peggy Alexander	52.00
	for clothing and Doctor bill for ditto	4.50
	Thomas Nicholson for his support	49.75
	for 1816 Hugh McGill for Jonah Belknap	71.50
	for 1816 Mrs Crantz for Wards child	25.00
	Mrs Liscomb on advance	17.50
	Mrs Gardner for Patience McElroy	20.00
	John Johnston for funeral and other charges
	for Mrs Watts	22.00
	Mrs Veltman for Watts children in full	20.00
	Samuel Brundage for Millers child	16.00
	Josiah Ruder for removing poor	4.00
Debit $683.83	Mrs Crantz for Wards child for one year	33.00
	Wm Mulliner for attending on Wards appeal	11.00
	Robert Burnet ditto	3.00
	Hugh McGills balance of $500 for Jonah	30.00
Credit continued in page 161 $533.14	Jedidiah Carley for clothing for 1817	14.00
	John Johnston for Watts children	18.39
	Comfort Cropry for services as a constable	4.97
	Wm Edminster on account	5.00
	Balance overpaid on account last year	20.03
		$588.14

Page 175

Overseer of the Poor accounts

Henry Miller one of the Overseers of the Poor in account year 1817

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 31st 1818	To cash from Samuel Falls monies belonging to town	10.00
	ditto	6.62
	Thomas Ward on note due the town	92.00
	Thomas Miller for Vance	15.00
	Francis Morrison Collector	350.00
		$473.62

Contra__________________________________________________________________

	By cash paid Sarah Duboise for keeping Henry balance	20.00
	Moses Nichols	50.00
	Sally Duboise for keeping Henry 1817	60.00
	ditto for keeping Widow Hoffman	7.00
	Benjamin McVeagh for keeping Thomas Porter and Daniel Mills and clothing	135.18
	John Johnston for keeping Mrs Watts children	32.00
	Samuel Mills ditto Hoffmans child	39.00
	John Henry for keeping Widow Hoffman	39.00
	Henry Miller for clothing and other expenses for poor	26.14
		408.32
	Wm Mulliner for services as Justice	7.30
		415.70
	To self	26.00
		439.70

Page 176

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts at their meeting held the 31st day of July 1818.

March 31st 1818

To Sarah Duboise for keeping Jedidial Kerly	36.50
To John Johnston for keeping Watts children	15.18
To Benjamin McVeagh for keeping Porter & Daniel Mills	135.18
To Sarah Duboise for keeping Henry	60.00
To Doctor Elihu Hedges for attending Dory & family	188.20
To John Nichols for keeping S Dory & family	110.31
To ditto for articles furnished Hansell	5.64
To Abraham Schultz do. S Dory	9.94
To Doctor Jonathan Bayley for attending S Dory	4.00
To Doctor Ostram	10.00
To Comfort Cropey constable for moving Conklins & family	4.97 1/2
To Wm Edmiston for account against the town	30.00
To ditto provided he takes John Layman out of town to Dutchess County	10.00
To Moses Nichols Overseer of the Poor for services	32.00
To ditto one day settling poor accounts	1.00
To Henry Miller overseer of the poor for services	24.00
To David Dill for services as Justice	5.19
To Abraham Schultz ditto supervisor	1.00
To Joseph Morrell ditto Justice	4.00
To Wm Mulliner ditto Justice	7.38
To Robert Burnet ditto Justice	10.50
To Commissioners bill for settling poor accounts	4.00
To Abraham Coleman for removing poor	4.00

Page 177

A.D. 1818

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of Isaac McDowel on the first Tuesday in April 1818, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Samuel Finly }Assessors
Thurston Wood }
David Dill }

Francis Morrison - Collector

James Denniston }Commissioners of Highways
Joseph Morrell }
Wm Beatty }

Henry Miller }Overseers of the Poor
Moses Nichols}

Abraham Coleman }Constables
Comfort Cropry }

Robert Burnet }Commissioners of Schools
Jonathan Bayley}
Ezra Kreler }

Samuel Lockwood }Inspectors of Schools
David Dill }
Samuel Nichols }
Abraham Schultz }

Page 179

A.D. 1818 town meeting continued

John H Walsh - Overseer of Highways for Mill District

Henry Wycoff - ditto North Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto South Creek District

Abraham Schultz - ditto Northwest Creek District

Thomas Walsh - ditto Silver Stream District

Charles Brunet - ditto West Little Britain District

Benjamin Belknap - ditto East Little Britain District

Caleb Seamon - ditto Square District

John Wright - ditto Square Dsitrict No. 2

Henry Miller - ditto East Huntingrove District

Samuel Palmer - ditto West Huntingrove District

Samuel Falls - ditto Northwest District

Wm Lewis - ditto Southwest district

Enos Chandler - ditto past his house

Jabiz Atwood - ditto past Ellisons

Israel Belknap - ditto past McDowels saw mill

Isaac Dinniston - ditto south end of said road

Alexander Stewart - ditto past his house

George Burnet - ditto cross road leading past Little Britain Meeting House

Alexander C Burnet - ditto past his house

Wm Beatty -ditto past his house

Obediah Beatty - ditto past Wm Wellings

Page 179

A.D. 1818 town meeting continued

Stephen King - Overseer of Highways for cross road past his house

Jesse Parshall - ditto past John Beattys

Jonathan Bayley - ditto Union District

John Nicoll - ditto East Union District

Joseph Beach - ditto past John Woodruffs

Matthew Humphrey - ditto past James Davis

David Elliot - ditto past Finlys

John Shaw - ditto past the house of Thomas Shaw

Samuel Falls }Fence Viewers

John Chambers }

James Denniston }

Alexander W Beatty }

Enos Chandler }

Jonas Williams }

Alexander Denniston }

Voted -	That the sum of seven hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor.
Voted -	that two Commissioners be appointed to meet Commissioners of the Town of Bloomingrove to ascertain the line between the Towns of New Windsor and Bloomingrove.
Voted -	That Robert Burnet and John D Nicoll be the said Commissioners.
Voted -	That the town pay the said Commissioners for their expenses and trouble.

Adjourned to meet at the same place the next annual town meeting.

Page 180

School accounts

Statement of the returns for the year 1817 of the No. of children in the Town of New Windsor between the ages of five and fifteen as reported by the Trustees the whole No. is 604 children, the money from the state hath been received by the commissioners, being the sum of 137 dollars and 28 cents and have paid the same into the hands of the Town Clerk with a statement of a dividend for each district, as follows with a surplus of 4 dollars included of last years in the above.

	Children
District No.1	103	23.64
District No.2	25	5.75
District No.4	32	7.36
District No.5	72	16.56
District No.6	82	18.86
District No.7	87	20.01
District No.7	32 Bloomingrove	7.36
District No.8	43 Montgomery	9.89
District No.8	22 Bloomingrove	5.06
District No.9	40 Montgomery	9.20
District No.10	66	15.18
	604	$ 138.92

Wm Mulliner in account current

Do._____________________________________________________________________June 29th 1818

To cash from Commissioners of Schools	137.28
To surplus of last year	4.00
	141.28

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By cash to Grant Bower Dist. No. 10	15.18
By ditto to Isaac Jaubor Dist. No.5	16.56
By ditto to Alexander B Beatty No.6	18.86
By ditto to John Finley Dist No.9	20.01
By ditto to Daniel Stewart No.4 Bloomingrove	7.36
By ditto to Wm Houston Dist. No.8 Montgomery	9.89
By ditto to Joseph Wilken Dist. No.8 B.G.	5.60
By ditto to Robert Fulton Dist. No. 4	7.36
By ditto to Jonathan Bayley Dist. No.1	23.64
By ditto to Jonathan Bayley Dist. No.3	5.76
By ditto Samuel Falls for Dsit. No.8	9.20
	138.72

Page 181

Overseer of the poor accounts

Moses Nichols account current for the year 1817 his credit continued from page 174

carried from page174	533.14
By cash to John Nero & James Boudin for keeping Nathaniel Browns children	7.50
By cash to Abraham Schultz his bill	9.94
By cash to David Dill	5.19 1/2
By cash to Abraham Schultz	1.00
By cash to Joseph Morrell	4.00
By cash to Robert Burnet	10.50
By commissioners bill	4.00
By cash to Abraham Coleman	4.00
By cash to self	32.00
By cash to Sarah in full for Jedidia Kerly	36.50
By cash of Doctor Osborn for attending Sally Wilson	10.00
		658.77 1/2
	carried from page 174 $683.83

Page 182

Road and bridge account

Wm Mulliner in account for money received for roads and bridges

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Feb 5th 1817	To cash from the collector	200.00
	To a balance on the last account p 165	4.74
		$204.74
Feb 4th 1820	To cash from Moses Nichols collector	200.00

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

	By cash to Israel Belknap	3.50
	By cash to John Coleman	3.04
	By cash to Benjamin Belknap	10.30
Feb 19th 1819	By cash to Henry Wychoff	120.00
April 6th	By cash to Henry Wychoff	64.56
Nov 23rd	By cash to David Buskirk	4.50
		$ 205.84
	By a balance overpaid on last acct 1819	1.94
	By cash to Abraham Schultz	9.00
	By cash to Ezra Keeler	15.82
	By cash to Caleb Seamon	3.65
	By cash to James Stewart	21.00
	By cash to John H Walsh	42.75
	By cash to George C Hulse	4.00
Feb 4th 1820	By cash to Moses Nichols	2.50
Jan 20th	By cash to David Scott	1.26
Mar 13th	By cash to Moses Nichols	11.64
Apr 8th	By cash to Daniel Brown	6.30
June 13th	By cash to Daniel Brown	5.00
July 8th	By cash to Wm sly	8.79
Jan 17 1821	By cash to Moses Nichols	5.46
	By cash to Moses Nichols	1.25
	By cash to Moses Nichols	3.56
Jan 31st	By cash to Moses Nichols	11.68
Feb 7th	By cash to Fletcher Brooks	9.00
Mar 27th	by cash to John H Walsh for John VanBuren	4.80
		169.93

Page 183

Poor Accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the poor accounts at their meeting held the 31st of March 1819.

To John Henry as balance for keepin Ann Hoffman	32.00
To Sarah Duboise for keeping Henry Gurin	60.00
To Speadling balance keeping Watts child	17.50
To Wm McMains balance keeping Watts child	10.50
To Thomas McClaughey for keeping black child	32.50
To Sarah McComb for board of Sarah Forshia	10.00
To balance to Wm G Denniston for keeping Phebe Watts	5.57
To Miss White for board of Mary Goodwin	5.50
To Doctor Robert C Hunter forattendence of Mrs Watts & Ann Hoffman	6.00
To Benjamin McVeagh for nursing, boarding & funeral expenses of Phebe Watts	20.00
To Doctor McGivney for attending Miss Dossy, Phebe Watts & S Forshia	48.00
To balance due James Dosy	15.00
To balance due Miss Crance	20.00
To Miss White for keeping Phibe Watts child	18.86
To balance due John Nero for board of Peter Hulse	7.13
To Joseph Morrell for services as Justice of the Peace	4.00
To Wm Mulliner ditto	5.63
To Robert Burnet ditto	1.00
To Thurston Wood ditto	2.50
To Abraham Schultz Commissioner of poor accounts	1.00
To Moses Nichols Overseer of the Poor	1.00
To Sarah Duboise for keeping Jedidiah Kerly	64.50
To Commissioners bill	4.78
	$392.97

Page 184 & 185

Overseer of the Poor accounts

Moses Nichols one of the Overseers of the Town of New Windsor in account current yr. 1818 Do.____________________________________________________________

Mar 30 1819	To balance from last years account	25.67
	To cash from Supervisor as excise	139.00
	To ditto Nathaniel Bond for his bastard children	19.50
	To ditto from collector	350.00
	To ditto from Ross S Bates on suit against Ward	166.00
	To ditto Henry Miller paid L Dukas by mistake	6.00
		705.56

Cr._____________________________________________________________________Mar 30 1819

By cash to Miss Jackson for Nathaniel Bonds children	23.25
By cash to James Dosy for support of Samuel Dosy	60.00
By cash to Thomas Nicholson	51.14 1/2
By cash to John Nichols in part	60.75
By cash to Patience McElroy for keeping James Vance jr	24.00
By cash to Margaret Still & Grant Bower for Peggy Alexander 63.34
By cash to Miss Crance for the Ward child in part	6.00
By cash to self for funeral expenses and clothing of J. Kerly	27.50
By cash to Moses Vance for boarding Kerly in full	13.66
By cash to self fro board and clothing of Wm Cioiafa ?	36.39
By cash to Wm White for boarding Phebe Watts child	7.27
By cash to Ross defending suit by H Wood	3.00
By cash to John Nero for boarding Peter Hulse & shoes	32.87
By cash to Doc Elihua Hedges for attending Dosy	88.25
By cash to Doc Bayley ditto	26.25
By cash for Wm Cox	10.00
By cash to Henry Miller	120.00
By cash to Stephen Decker for board of Mary Goodman	6.00
By cash to self services as Overseer of the Poor	24.37
By cash to Robert Burnet	1.50
By cash to Joseph Morrell	4.00
By cash to Wm Mulliner	5.63
By cash to Thurston Wood	2.50
By cash to Commissioners bill	4.78
By cash to self this days services	1.00
	$705.41

Page 186 & 187

Overseers of the Poor accounts

Henry Miller one of the Overseers of the Town of New Windsor in account current yr 1818

Do.____________________________________________________________

Mar 30th 1819	To balance from last years account	32.92
	To cash from Moses Nichols	120.00
	To cash from collector	200.00
	To cash from Abrim Burnet	30.00
	To cash judgement against Ward	8.72
	To cash judgement against Thos Miller	10.00
		$402.64
	To ditto from the c ollector	150.00
		$552.64

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 30 1819		By cash to Benj. McVeagh in part for Porter & Mills		132.00
		By cash to John Henry fro keeping Ann Hoffman		20.00
		By cash to Wm Mains for keeping Watts child		29.00
		By cash to Spudling for keeping Watts child		15.00
		By cash to Stephen Decker for boarding Mary Goodman		10.00
		By cash to Wm Denniston for boarding Phebe Watts		13.93
		By cash for expenses and clothing for poor and funeral expenses of Phebe Watts		29.41
		By cash Mary Goodmans board at Platekill		2.00
		By cash to Durey for fee on appeals		10.00
		By cash for board of Sally Forshia to Miss McComb		10.37 1/2
		By cash to self for services as Overseer of the poor		19.00
		By cash Thomas McClaughry for boarding black child and
		funeral expenses for childs mother	21.35
		By cash to Mrs Jackson for keeping N Bonds children	20.75
		By cash to Doc Drury	4.37
		By cash to Benj Dick for boarding Arthur Hofmann	32.50
		By cash to ditto for keeping Phebe Watts young child	5.75
		By cash self for this days services	1.00
Apr 5th 1819		By cash to Benjamin McVeagh in full	21.90
		By cash to Robert C Hunter	6.00
		By cash to Miss White for keeping Phebe Watts child	16.70
		By cash to Wm G Dinniston for keeping Phebe Watts	19.67
		By cash to Spiradling in full for keeping Wm Watts child	17.50
		By cash to William McMains in full for keeping Wm Watts child	10.50
	By cash to Doctor McGivney in part			30.00
	By cash to John Henry for keeping Ann Hoffman			32.00
	By cash self clothing for poor			29.00
	By cash to Sarah Duboise in part for keeping Henry Quin			2.63
	By cash to David M Duboise on an old account for services as constable			1.50
				$584.83

Page 188

A.D. 1819 town meeting

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor on the first Tuesday in april 1819 at the house of Isaac McDowel, the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

Wm Mulliner - Clerk

Abrm Schultz - Supervisor

Samuel Finley }Assessors
Thurston Wood}
Joseph Morrell }

John H Walsh }Commissioners of Highways
Robert Burnet }
James Denniston }

Moses Nichols - Collector

Comfort Cropry }Constables
Abraham Schultz }

Robert Burnet }Commissioners of Schools
Jonathan Bayley }
Joseph T Houston }

Jacob Morrell }Inspectors of Schools
Samuel McCoun }
Moses Nichols }

Voted - That the sam persons that was elected fence viewers last year be the fence viewers this year.

Page 189

A.D. 1819 town meeting continued

John H Walsh - Overseer of Highways for the Mill District

Henry Wycoff - ditto North Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto South Creek District

Abraham Schultz - ditto New Windsor District

James Weller - ditto Silver Stream District

Wm Mulliner - ditto West Little Britain District

Matthew McDowel - ditto East Little Britain District

Caleb Seamon - ditto Square District

Pattrick Burnet - ditto Square District No.2

John Chambers - ditto East Huntingrove District

Joseph Falkner - ditto West Huntingrove District

Samuel Falls - ditto Northwest District

Wm Lewis - ditto Southwest District

Robert Fulton - ditto cross road past his house

Jabish Atwood - ditto road past Ellisons

Israel Belknap - ditto cross road past Kernaghans

Isaac Dinniston - ditto cross road south part

Thomas B McDowel - ditto cross road past Stewarts

Ezra Keeler - ditto cross road from Meeting House

Alexander C Burnet - ditto cross road past his house

Wm Beatty - ditto cross road past his house

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A.D. 1819 town meeting continued

James Humphrey - Overseer of Highways for cross road past William Wellings

William Houston - ditto cross road past his house

Robert Humphrey - ditto cross road past Parshals

Jonathan Bayly - ditto Union District

John Nicol - East Union District

Henry Still - ditto road past John Woodruffs

William Sly jr. - ditto road past his house

David Elliot - ditto road past Samuel Finleys

John Shaw - ditto road past Thomas Shaws farm

Agreed to raise eight hundred dollars for the support of the poor.

Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor provide for the poor.
Voted -	That a committee be appointed to take into consideration and devise a plan for the support of the poor and report the same at the next annual town meeting.
Voted -	That the Overseers of the Poor with Thurston Wood and John H Walsh be that committee.

Adjourned to the same place on the first Tuesday in April next.

Page [no number]

Poor accounts

Statement of allowances made by the Commissioners for auditing the accounts of the poor at their meeting the 24th day of March 1820, the following accounts were allowed.

To Alexander Falls for boarding Daniel Mills	5.00
To Alexander Kernaghan for boarding B Dunlap	4.00
To Samuel Dosy for balance due him	9.00
To Miss Rud	11.25
To Misses Dirby for nursing and boarding Sheldon Wood	57.75
To Doctor Drury	8.71
To Jacob Rapply for board of Henry Gevin	40.00
To Francis Morrison taxes paid by mistake	13.78
To Thurston Wood Esquire for services	2.00
To Robert Burnet Esquire ditto	2.00
To Wm Mulliner Esquire ditto	3.00
	156.49

Page 190 & 191

Overseers of the Poor accounts

Moses Nichols one of the Overseers of the Poor in account current year 1819

Do.____________________________________________________________________

Mar 25 1820	To cash from Jonas Forshia for his wife	50.00
	To cash from Supervisor as excise	119.00
	To cash from Caleb Seamon for clothing	5.00
	To cash from N Bond for his wife	26.00
	To cash from Collector	816.13
	To balance on last years account	.15
	To cash from Henry Miller Overseer of the Poor	16.87
		$1033.15
	Balence due Moses Nichols	$161.10

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

By credit on Wolseys tax not received		.66
By cash to Henry Miller overseer of the poor		213.97
By cash to Samuel Dosy		15.00
By cash to Asa Mattherson for house rent of Miss Jackson		6.00
By cash to John Nero for board of P Hulse last year		7.13
By cash to Miss White for keeping Phebe Watts child		8.00
By cash in full to Miss Crance for Wards child		20.00
By cash to John Nicoll in full for Dosy & Hanrell last year		58.00
By cash to Jacob Rappley for board of J Keely last year		64.50
By cash to Wm Cox		4.00
By cash to Patience McElroy for Vance child		26.00
By cash to Ann Bond for keeping two children		77.90
By cash to Alex Kernaghan & James Dosy for Porters board		52.00
By cash for clothing for Porter	17.50
By cash to Mr Cooper for board of Daniel Mills	5.00
By cash to James Houston for ditto	7.50
By cash to Al Falls for ditto in part	55.25
By cash for clothing and sundries for ditto	23.93
By cash to Thomas Nicholson	50.00
By cash to Wm Crawford board and clothing	30.50
By cash boarding Peter Hulse and clothing	23.12 1/2
By cash to Jesse Hulse for boarding Peter Hulse	59.12 1/2
By cash for board, clothing. doctors bill for Sheldon Wood	54.32
By cash to Dosy & Sarah Forshia	2.00
By cash for board of Bridget Dunlop	17.25
By cash to Misses Crance for Wards child			26.00
By cash to Grant Bower for board of Margaret Olisand			65.00
By cash funeral expenses for Sarah Forshia			13.37
By cash to Samuel Dosy for board & clothing			67.50
By cash to Vincent Helm			18.00
By cash to Miss White for keeping Phebe Watts child			7.82
Clothing for ditto			.62
By cash to self for services as Overseer of the Poor			24.00
By cash to Wm Mulliner for writing poor in [docket]			3.00
By cash to Alexander Reed for his mother			3.25
By cash ot Misses Reed			5.00
				$1134.25

Page 192 & 193

Overseers of the Poor Accounts

Henry Miller one of the Overseers of the Poor year 1819 in account current

Do.____________________________________________________________________

March 28th 1820	To cash from Moses Nichols	214.08
	To cash from the executors of James Davis deceased late Overseer of the Poor, property that was seized by order of the Justices of Samuel McCutchen who absconded from his wife and children	147.25
		361.33

Cr._____________________________________________________________________

Mar 28th 1820	By balance overpaid last year	12.19
	By cash paid Sarah Duboise on last years for H Guim	57.37
	By ditto to doctor MCGivney in full for last year	18.00
	By ditto to John Henry in full board of Ann Hoffman	52.00
	By ditto to Wm Mains for Wm Watts child	32.50
	By ditto to Benj. Dirk for keeping Anthony Hoffman	32.50
	By ditto to Daniel Sprioling for keeping Wm Watts child	32.50
	By ditto to Thomas McClaughrey for keeping black child	10.00
	By ditto to Misses White for keeping Phebe Watts child	19.00
	By ditto for board and clothing stranger boy	4.76
	By ditto in part to Jacob Rapplys for Henry Gison	20.00
	By ditto to clothing for the poor	25.81
	By ditto self for services as Overseer of the Poor	15.50
	By ditto to Moses Nichols	16.87
	By ditto Commissioners of Poor accounts bill	4.65
	By ditto to ditto for one days services cash	6.47
		$ 360.82

Page 193

School accounts

The sum of 335 dollars and 90 cents received by the Commissioners of Common Schools from the State and Town and surpluses of eighty cents added to the sum making the whole 336 dollars and 70 cents of which the following is dividend of each district, leaving a surplus of 21 cents.

School Children

District No.1	105	48 cents each	51.13
District No.3	80	ditto	38.96
District No.4	44	ditto	22.40
District No.5	68	ditto	33.11
District No.6	89	ditto	43.34
District No.7	96	ditto	46.75
District No. N.B. 7	35	ditto	17.06
District No. N.B. 8	16	ditto	7.79
District No. N.M.8	48	ditto	23.38
District No. N.M.9	38	ditto	18.50
District No. 10	70	ditto	34.09
	689		$ 336.49

April 12th 1820

received the above dividend for district No.5 in full of Town Clerk - Samuel Nichols

received	ditto	district No.10	of	ditto	Alex S Kernaghan trustee
received	ditto	district No.3	of	ditto	John S Dusenberry
received	ditto	district No.6	of	ditto	Alex G Burnet
received	ditto	district No.8	of	ditto	Wm Houston trustee
received	ditto	district No.7	of	ditto	Daniel Stewart
received	ditto	district No.9	of	ditto	Wm Morrison
received	ditto	district No.1	of	ditto	Samuel Hall
received	ditto	district No.4	of	ditto	David Chandler
received	ditto	district No.8	of	ditto	Al M Denniston
received	ditto	district No.7	of	ditto	Wm Mulliner trustee

Page 194

A.D. 1820 town meeting

At the annual town meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of the Town of New Windsor held at the house of James Morrison on the first Tuesday in April 1820 the following persons were chosen town officers. Viz:

William Mulliner - Town Clerk

Abraham Schultz - Supervisor

Thurston Wood }Assessors
Joseph Morrell }
Samuel Finly }

Moses Nichols - Collector

John H Walsh }Com. of Highways
Robert Burnet }
James Dinniiston }

Moses Nichols }Overseers of the Poor
Henry Miller }

Abraham Coleman }Constables
Charles Matthewson}

Comfort Cropsy }
Robert Burnet }

Joseph Houston }Commissioners of Schools
Jonathan Bayley }

William Mulliner }Inspectors of Schools
Abraham Schultz }
Thurston Wood }

Page 195

A.D. 1820 town meeting continued

Henry Wycoff - Overseer of Highways South Creek District

John D Nicoll - ditto North Creek District

John H Walsh - ditto Mill District

James Weller - ditto Silver Stream District

Abraham Schultz - ditto New Windsor District

James Kelso - ditto East Little Britain Dsitrict

Alexander W Beatty - ditto West Little Britain District

Caleb Seamon - ditto Square District

David Wright - ditto Square District No.2

Isaac Duboise - ditto East Huntingrove District

Joseph Falkner - ditto West Huntingrove District

Caleb Dill - ditto Northwest Huntingrove District

William Lewis - ditto Southwest Huntingrove District

Robert Fulton - ditto cross road past his house

Jabish Atwood - ditto past Ellisons

Israel Belknap - ditto cross road past Kernaghans

Isaac Dinniston - ditto south part of ditto

John M McDowel - ditto past Stewarts

John Coleman jr. - ditto cross road leading from meeting house

Alexander C Burnet - ditto cross road past his house

Henry Beatty - ditto cross road past his house

Abraham Dinniston - ditto cross road past Wm Wellings

Samuel U Wood - ditto cross road past his house

Robert Humphrey - ditto cross road past his house

Walter Halsey - ditto Union District

John Nicoll - ditto East Union District

John Woodruff - ditto past his house

Wm Sly jr. - ditto past his house

James Finley - ditto past his house

John Shaw - ditto past Thomas Shaws

Page 196

A.D. 1820 town meeting continued

Samuel U Wood }Fence Viewers
John Chambers }
James Dinniston }
Alexander W Beatty }
Enos Chandler }
Jonas Williams }
Alexander Dinniston }

Voted - That the sum of one thousand dollars be raised for the support of the poor.

Adlourned to meet on the first Tuesday in April next 1821 at the same place.

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