Charlton (Mass.), Records, 1738-1869
Contents List
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1738 - 1760 |
9 |
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1761 - 1772, January |
10 |
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1772, February - May |
10 |
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1772, June - December |
12 |
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1773, January - 1774, February |
13 |
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1774, March |
13 |
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1774, May - 1776, March |
12 |
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1776, June - 1783, March |
11 |
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1783, June - 1795 |
12 |
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1812 - 1827 |
4 |
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| 11 |
Loose items from the School Record Book |
4 |
| 12 |
Misc. papers re: the collection |
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School record book, 1800-1869 |
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Church records, 1781-1836 |
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Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts is located sixteen miles
south-west of Worcester, Mass. It was settled ca. 1735 and incorporated in
1755.
This collection contains a volume of school records for the period 1800 to
1869 for a school district in Charlton, Mass. This volume contains
applications by freeholders to selectmen to issue warrants calling for
school meetings, notices to voters of school meetings, proceedings of
school meetings, annual accounts of expenditures of money as returned by
school agents, and a description of books belonging to the school
district. There is a folder of four loose items from this volume.
The collection also contains a notebook that contains deaths from the
Baptist Church for the period 1783 to 1784, and baptisms, 1761 to 1805,
and marriages, 1783 to 1784, from the First Congregational Church.
There are two notebooks of grave inscriptions, copied by George Maynard in
October 1906, for several burial grounds in Charlton including the North
Side Cemetery, the Charlton City Cemetery, the cemetery near Dresser Hill,
the Williams Cemetery, the Towne Cemetery, the Tucker Cemetery, the Smith
tomb, the cemetery at Bearfoot Corner, the Dresser Cemetery on Dresser
Hill, the Darling or Fitts Cemetery, and the Mixer Cemetery.
The documents in the collection include warrants; deeds; bonds; a tax list
for 1820; a writ for the collection of taxes, dated 1760; an indenture,
1795; and a will of Ebenezer Davis, of Charlton, dated 3 September 1816,
as well as documents concerning ecclesiastical matters.
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