Catalog Number/Object ID
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2009-100-1No2.03
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Object Name
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Folders (containers)
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Title
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Assessors Shareholder List 1857
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Caption of Image
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Marblehead Gas Light Co.1857
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Scope & Content/Description
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The state legislature passed a law in 1843 requiring corporations to send a list of stock holders to the assessors of each town residing in the town together with the number of shares and the value of them.
This act was titled "An Act for the more equal Assessment of Taxes"
For list of Companies in this file see Notes.
This file contains 63 notices from various corporations to the assessors of Marblehead listing the names and quantities of shares of socks with the corporations.
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Subjects
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Assessors
Tax payers
Tax exemptions
Taxes
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Date
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1857
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Year Range from
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1857
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Year Range to
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1857
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Catalog date
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2010-03-16
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People
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Adams, John
Andrews, Mary L.
Anthony, William C.
Barker, H. H.
Bartlett, Anne
Bassett, J. R.
Beal, Judith
Bessom, Mary L.
Bigelow, Andrew
Bigelow, Emily L.
Blackler, Lucia
Blackler, Lucy
Blaisdell, John H.
Blaney, David
Boardman, Mary E.
Borden, Sarah D.
Bowden, Betsey
Bowler, William
Bradstereet, Hannah
Bray, Mary E.
Bridgeo, Jane
Briggs, Calvin
Briggs, Mary S.
Briggs, Rebecca
Brown, Increase H.
Brown, John
Brown, Thomas
Call, Philip B.
Chamberlain, Jason
Childs, Caleb
Chinn, Robert
Cloutman, Jacob C.
Cloutman, John
Combs, Scott
Conway, John
Corner, Andrew
Cornish, Benjamin
Cornish, Eunice
Courtis, William
Dana, Anne H.
Dana, Samuel
Devereux, Elisabeth G.
Dixey, Peter
Dixie, Margaret P.
Dodge, Simon
Flagg, Chandler
Fowler, Sarah
Fowler, Thomas
Freeto, Francis
Gale, Sally
Gardner, John T.
Gerry, Samuel R.
Gilley, William
Glover, Daniel
Goodwin, Sally
Graves, Amos
Graves, Ebrnezer, 2nd
Graves, Mary
Green, Joseph G.
Hammond, William, Capt.
Harris, Benjamin F.
Harris, Edward B.
Harris, Margaret
Harris, Mason, 2nd
Harris, R. T.
Harris, Samuel S.
Haskell, William T.
Hawkes, Benjamin
Hawkes, Jane
Homan, Thomas
Hooper, Elizabeth G.
Hooper, Eurnice
Hooper, Francis A.
Hooper, Hannah
Hooper, Henry
Hooper, John
Hooper, Lydia B.
Hooper, Mrs. John, Jr.
Hooper, Nathaniel
Hooper, Robert W.
Hopper, Mary I.
Huntoon, Benjamin
Ingalls, John, 2nd
Ingalls, Thomas
Jewett, David
Johnson, John
Johnson, William W.
Knight, Benjamin
Knight, Deborah
Lanprel, William
Lawrence, E. A.
Lindsey, Benjamin
Lindsey, Catherine
Lindsey, John B.
Magoun, C. C.
Marr, Catherine
Martin, Knott
Martin, Mary
Martin, Susan T.
McAuley, Jane
Morrell, Webster C.
Newhall, Joel
Paine, Elizabeth
Paine, Thomas L.
Patey, Deborah
Perry, Sarah H.
Phillips, Elezabeth
Pitman, Henry F.
Preble, Knott S.
Preble, Nehemiah
Pride, C.
Prince, Elizabeth
Prince, John
Prince, Susan
Proctor, Mary J.
Quiner, John
Quiner, Mary
Ramsdell, Abigail
Ramsdell, William
Robbins, Polly
Robinson, Fredrick
Rogers, Julia E.
Rogers, William
Ropes, Henry, Esq.
Roundy Benjamin
Roundy, Ruth
Russell Mary L.
Russell, John
Russell, Lewis
Salkins, Martha
Selman, Benjamin
Selman, Nathianiel H.
Shepard, Joseph
Silver, Harris
Simpson, Sally H.
Snow, Thomas
Sparhawk, John
Sparhawk, Samuel
Stacey, Hannah
Strong, Joseph
Swett, Anna Woodbery
Thayer, Deborah
Topham, James B.
Topham, Polly
Trasher, John
Trefry, Samuel S.
Trefry, Sarah
Tucker, Betsey
Tucker, Polly R.
Tucker, Thomas
Turner, L. P.
Turner, William O.
Tutt, Richard
Wadden, John B.
Wadden, John B., Jr.
Warren, John
Welts, Mary
Wilson, George
Wilson, L. & E. W.
Wooldridge,Thomas
Wormstead, Benjamin
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Search Terms
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Old Town records
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Lexicon category
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10: Unclassifiable Artifacts
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Lexicon sub-category
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Need to Classify
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Collection
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Gosling Collection
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Condition
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Fair
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Condition Notes
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As these papers were collected over a period of 10 years and were stored in various unknown buildings and places were retrieved and sorted by volunteers in 1965 (about 100 years or more after they were made) and remained apparently undisturbed since then the papers we have are in good condition. However some have been water damaged.
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