Statistical View of the Executive and Legislative Department of the Government of Massachusetts

HAMPSHIRE CO.
East Hampton,
Hatfield,

William H. Dickinson,
Northampton,

William F. Arnold,
Southampton,
Chesterfield,
Huntington, Albert D. Sanders,
Westhampton,
Williamsburg,
Cummington,
Goshen,
Middlefield, Spencer Shaw,
Plainfield,
Worthington,
Hadley,

Peregrine Waters,
South Hadley,
Amherst,
Granby,

Lorenzo S. Nash,
Pelham,
Belchertown,
Enfield,

Charles L. Washburn,
Greenwich,

Liberty Crosett,
Prescott,
Vare,
HAMPDEN CO.
Brimfield,
Monson,

Paul W. Paige,
Holland,
Wales,
Palmer,

Henry Scism,
S Wilbraham,

Randolph Stebbins, Longmeadow,

4 Springfield,

1859 Rep.

Springfield, Feb. 16, 1808, Charlton, Bridge Builder, 1859 Rep.
Jan. 7, 1805, Berlin, Ct.

Banker,
March 28, 1812, Providence, R.I. Lawyer,

1859 Dem.
Chicopoe, April 18, 1831, Stoughton, Lawyer,

1859 D.Dm. Ludlow, March 17, 1816, Ludlow, Farmer,

1859 Rep. W. Springfield, April 5, 1819, Wilbraham, Paper Manufac'er, 1859 Rep.

Joseph Stone, ki Wds. 1 & 2, 5

3 & 4, Philo F. Wilcox,
6 ST.“ 5 & 6,

Otis A. Seamans,

7 & 8,
7 Chicopee,

George M. Stearns,
Ludlow,

Albert Fuller,
8 Holyoke,

George L. Wright,
West Springfield,
9

Agawam,
Southwick,

Elisha F. Miner,
Granville,
Westfield,

Addison Gage,
r Chester,

Blandford, 11 Tolland,

David Cannon, Montgomery, (Russell,

Granville,

May

8, 1807, Stonington, Ct. Farmer,

1859 Dem.

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Ezra W. Taft,
William Maccarty,
Thomas Parsons,
Roland Worthington,
Charles W. Bryant,
Robert C. Nichols,
Edward H. R. Ruggles,
George Rankin,
William S. Morton,
William L. Walker,
Daniel Lovell,
Elias S. Beals,
Daniel Howard,
William H. Tucker,

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Aug. 26, 1800, Uxbridge, Manufacturer, Dedham,

1857 Rep. West Roxbury, Nov. 19, 1802, Roxbury,

Clerk,

1859 Ind. Brookline, July 25, 1816, Boston, Merchant,

1858 Am.
Sept. 22, 1817, Agawam,

Publisher,
Roxbury,

1859 Rep.
Aug. 27, 1827, Boston,

Merchant,

1859 Ind.
May 27, 1822, Halifax, N. S. Publisher,

1859 Rep.

Cabinet Manufac.
Dorchester,
8, 1800, Montague,

1848 Rep.
Dec.
Dec.

4, 1806, Lebanon, Me. Lumber Merchant, 1859 Rep.
Quincy, Sept. 22, 1809, W. Roxbury, Lawyer,

1859 Rep.

1859 Dem.
Braintree, Sept. 17, 1800, Roxbury,
Weymouth,
Oct. 27, 1824, Weymouth, Boot & Shoe Manu. 1859 Rep.

Shoe Manufact’er, 1859 Rep.
Oct. 20, 1814,

Boot

1859 Dem.
Randolph,

June 11, 1823, Randolph,
Stoughton,
Jan. 11, 1822, Milton,

1859 Rep.
Canton, Sept. 23, 1819, Yarmouth, Lawyer,

1859 Rep.
Aug. 27, 1806, N. Yarm’th, Me. Physician,

1859 Rep.
Sharon,
Wrentham,
July 26, 1809, Wrentham, Merchant,

1842 Rep. Medway,

l May 16, 1816, Lunenburg, Vt. Boot Manufact'er, 1859 Rep.

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5 Dorchester,
6 Quincy,
7 Braintree,
8 Weymouth,
9 Randolph,
10 Stoughton,

Canton,
Milton,
Walpole,
Sharon,

Foxborough,
12 Wrentham,

Medway,

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