Difference between revisions of ".MTUzOA.MTkwODE"
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" of James Lawrence for a Pension | " of James Lawrence for a Pension | ||
" of David Seavey for a Pension | " of David Seavey for a Pension | ||
| − | "of James Pomroy for an increase of his Pension | + | " of James Pomroy for an increase of his Pension |
| − | "of Nehemiah Glass for a Pension | + | " of Nehemiah Glass for a Pension |
were severally read and referred to the Committee on applications | were severally read and referred to the Committee on applications | ||
from Sick and Wounded Soldiers. Sent up for concurrence. | from Sick and Wounded Soldiers. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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" of Asa Cole +als for a new town by the name of Gouldhaven | " of Asa Cole +als for a new town by the name of Gouldhaven | ||
" of William Pingree +als +als of Denmark that said town may be annexed to Cumberland | " of William Pingree +als +als of Denmark that said town may be annexed to Cumberland | ||
| − | + | " of William Lowell Junr to annex such parts of his farm as are now in Monmouth to Winthrop | |
" of John Storer of No4 Oxford County to be incorporated by the name of Milford | " of John Storer of No4 Oxford County to be incorporated by the name of Milford | ||
" of Davis Libby +als of Brewer to be annexed to Eddington | " of Davis Libby +als of Brewer to be annexed to Eddington | ||
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against prayer of last petition | against prayer of last petition | ||
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were severally read + referred to the committee on the incorporation | were severally read + referred to the committee on the incorporation | ||
of towns. Sent up for concurrence. | of towns. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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" of Simon Howe +als that name of Whiting be changed to Orangetown | " of Simon Howe +als that name of Whiting be changed to Orangetown | ||
also | also | ||
| − | Remonstrances of Simeon | + | Remonstrances of Simeon Howe +als against last mentioned petition |
were severally read + referred to the committee on change of | were severally read + referred to the committee on change of | ||
names. | names. | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 19 July 2020
Petitions of Ephraim Currier praying for a Pension " of Himan Nye for a Pension " of James Lawrence for a Pension " of David Seavey for a Pension " of James Pomroy for an increase of his Pension " of Nehemiah Glass for a Pension were severally read and referred to the Committee on applications from Sick and Wounded Soldiers. Sent up for concurrence.
Petitions of Jonathan Young +als that the five mile lot may be affixed to Pittston " of Batchelder Hussey +als for a new town to be formed from a part of Etna " of Asa Cole +als for a new town by the name of Gouldhaven " of William Pingree +als +als of Denmark that said town may be annexed to Cumberland
" of William Lowell Junr to annex such parts of his farm as are now in Monmouth to Winthrop
" of John Storer of No4 Oxford County to be incorporated by the name of Milford " of Davis Libby +als of Brewer to be annexed to Eddington " of William Hammet +als of No4 to be incorporated as town by name of Howland " of Calvin Gorham +als of Lewiston that said town may be annexed to Cumberland " of Cornelius Thomson to be set off from Bowdoin to Lisbon " of John Dickinson +als for a division of Machias into three towns " of Smith Baker +als for a new town to be taken from Litchfield to Bowdoin also [left column] Remonstrances of Samuel Maloon et als " of John Dennis +als " of Solomon Eaton +als {right column] against prayer of last petition were severally read + referred to the committee on the incorporation of towns. Sent up for concurrence.
Petitions of Thomas Ramsdell for authority to change his name. " of Zebedee Hall for leave to change his name " of Charles Hilman + als that the name of Joy be changed to Montgomery " of Simon Howe +als that name of Whiting be changed to Orangetown also Remonstrances of Simeon Howe +als against last mentioned petition were severally read + referred to the committee on change of names.