The Bay State Monthly — Volume 1, No. 6, June, 1884 by Various
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page 28 of 165 (16%)
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Inhabitants thereon, particularly described and bounded in said
Petition) belonging to the Towns above-mentioned, may be incorporated and erected into a distinct Township, agreeable to said Bounds, for Reasons mentioned. Read, together with the Schedule, and _Ordered_, That the Petitioners serve the Towns of _Lancaster, Groton_ and _Stow_ with Copies of the Petition, that they may shew Cause (if any they have) on the first Thursday of the next Session, why the Prayer thereof may not be granted. Sent up for Concurrence. Further on, in the same Journal (page 136), December 29, 1730, it is also recorded:-- The Petition of _Jonas Houghton, Simon Stone_, and others, praying as entred the 9th. of _October_ last. Read again, together with the Answers of the Towns of _Lancaster, Groton_ and Stow, and _Ordered_, That Maj. _Brattle_ and Mr. _Samuel Chandler_, with such as the Honourable Board shall appoint, be a Committee, (at the Charge of the Petitioners) to repair to the Land Petitioned for to be a Township, that they carefully view and consider the Situation and Circumstances of the Petitioners, and Report their Opinion what may be proper for this Court to do in Answer thereto, at their next Session. Sent up for Concurrence. _Ebenezer Burrel_ Esq; brought from the Honourable Board, the Report of the Committee appointed by this Court the 30th of _December_ last, to take under Consideration the Petition of _Jonas |
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