. American quarterly register. Auburn, Tr.]Auburn, IstCh. 116 28, 2d Ch. 72 14 Canandaigua, Ladies 22 50 26 17 27 9747 0020 0040 00 1 00 53 00 25 7581 25-17 0063 00 40 00 30 00—102 46 21 318 00 183 4237 5018 57 100 2542 45 101 11 81 85 29 00—665 75 , coll. 7 07, Chili, Bbal. 11 50 Elbridge, coll. 16 60, Geneva, H. Dwight 50Illtica, coll. 83, Ladies Soc. 17 25Jordan, coll. 30, Nejcark Valley, coll. 12 45Ogden, coll. in part, 20, Owego, coll. 81 11Scotlsville, coll. 49 75, Trumansburgh, coll, 32 10Weedsport, coll. 4, York, a bal. 25 [The above by Rev. Timothy Stillman, Sec,Whole
. American quarterly register. Auburn, Tr.]Auburn, IstCh. 116 28, 2d Ch. 72 14 Canandaigua, Ladies 22 50 26 17 27 9747 0020 0040 00 1 00 53 00 25 7581 25-17 0063 00 40 00 30 00—102 46 21 318 00 183 4237 5018 57 100 2542 45 101 11 81 85 29 00—665 75 , coll. 7 07, Chili, Bbal. 11 50 Elbridge, coll. 16 60, Geneva, H. Dwight 50Illtica, coll. 83, Ladies Soc. 17 25Jordan, coll. 30, Nejcark Valley, coll. 12 45Ogden, coll. in part, 20, Owego, coll. 81 11Scotlsville, coll. 49 75, Trumansburgh, coll, 32 10Weedsport, coll. 4, York, a bal. 25 [The above by Rev. Timothy Stillman, Sec,Whole amount received $13,861 89. Clothing received during the Quarter. Franklin, N. H. Ladies Ed. Soc. a parcel by Dea. Moulton, valued at $14 , N. H. Ladi6s Sew. Soc. a bundle by Dr. Alexander Boyd, valued at $3 Ipswich, N. H. Ladies Reading and Charitable Society, by Mrs. Hannah Johnson, Sec. a box, valued at $19 , Ms. by Col. Eben. Hale, Tr. Essex Co. North Aux. a bundle, containing shirts, & /:ii//r/ti/ait for thr 4 In ?/// Seatsfef. A M E R ICANQUARTERLY REGISTER. Vol. XII. NOVEMBER, 1839. N MEMOIR OF REV. SAMUEL WILLARD, M. A. VICE-PRESIDENT OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY. [By Joseph Willard, M. A., Counsellor at Luw, Boston.] Samuel Willard was the second son of Major Simon Willard, whocame from the County of Kent in England in 1634, and first settled atCambridge. His house and garden were in Water street, and he owneda farm on the west side of Charles River—including, I believe, SimonsHill, which, according to tradition, took its name from him. SimonWillard was, with the Rev. Messrs. Bulkley and Jones, among the firstsettlers of Concord in the fall of 1035; and represented that town atalmost every session of the General Court from 1(330 to 1654, when hewas chosen a member of the Court of Assistants. He held the latter officeby annual elections till his death, April 24, 1076—and was for more thantwenty-two years and until his death, chief in comma
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