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Joseph Barnard, Joseph Stebbins, John Williams, overseers, apprentice Reuben Green, son of Samuel Green to Obed Hawks ofDeerfield until September 18, 1808. Dated Aug. 17, 1797.
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1797
Aug
17
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Reuben Green,
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1336
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Joseph Barnard, Joseph Stebbins, John Williams, overseers, apprentice Francis Green, son of Samuel Green, to Soloman Hawksof Shelburne until December 11, 1805. Dated Aug. 22, 1797.
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1797
Aug
22
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,
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1335
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Francis Green....and at the expiration there of shall give until the said apprentice two suits of wearing apare for all parts of his body one suiable fo rhte Sabbath and the other for labouring Days and sixty six Dollars and sixty seven cents in money.
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1797
Aug
22
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,
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2127
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Indenture of Francis Green
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1797
Aug
22
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,
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2128
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Overseers Indenture of Sarah Green
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1797
Oct
5
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,
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2126
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Sarah Green.....and shall faithfully provide fro her sufficient meat and drink, cloathing and lodging.....
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1797
Oct
5
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,
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2125
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Joseph Barnard, Joseph Stebbins, John Williams, overseers, apprentice Sarah to Jonathan Arms until 9/11/1807. Dated October 5, 1797.
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1797
Oct
5
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Sarah Green,
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1338
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....a poor child who has become chargable to said town named Sarah Green daughter of Samuel Green now resident in said town --unto Jonathan Arms of said Deerfield Blacksmith.....
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1797
Oct
6
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,
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2121
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Indenture, Sarah Green
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1797
Oct
6
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,
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2123
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Sarah Green....and also teach her to read and write if she be able to learn.....
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1797
Oct
6
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,
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2122
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Sarah Green....and at the expiration thereof to give unto said apprentice two good suits of wearing apparel, for all parts of her body, one suitable for the Sabbath tne the other for labouring days
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1797
Nov
8
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,
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2124
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to paying the several persons hereafter named for services.....by the directions of hte Overseers of hte Poor.....for Charles Paine (a negro man) and his family......
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1801
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Charles Sr. Paine,
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2114
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list continued of services to be paid for Charles Paine and family
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1801
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Charles Sr. Paine,
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2115
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We the Subscribers hereby certify that Charles Paine, before named, (a black man) came into this Commonwealth from Providence in Rhode Island in the year 1770....excepting when he was in the Continental Army.....
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1802
May
20
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Charles Sr. Paine,
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2116
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Overseers of the Poor-Deerfield
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1802
Jun
2
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,
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2113
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-- the one for the support of Charles Paine is rejected.....
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1802
Jun
2
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Charles Sr. Paine,
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2112
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Charles Paine, Deerfield, Rejected the deposition of the within named Charles Paine fully-proving that he gained a habitancy by being held as a servant in this commonwealth
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1802
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Charles Sr. Paine,
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2117
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The bearer John Freeman has applied to us for support assistance has a bad swelling in his knee and is unable to labour. Doctor Stephen W. Williams says he must be taken care of he probably has not any settlement in the Commonwealth we think it proper to
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1822
Dec
21
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John Freeman,
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1331
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John Freeman's certificate
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1822
Dec
21
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John Freeman,
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2118
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Gentlemen Selectmen and overseers of the Poor of the Town of Deerfield. we Recd. your of the 18th in which you say John John Freeman an negro has become Chargeable and he is a Pauper of this Town and you charge the expense to this Town - we wholly deny th
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1823
Feb
28
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John Freeman,
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1332
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John Freeman, negro, 1823
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1823
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John Freeman,
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2119
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.....a negro man residing in the said town of Deerfield by the name of Schuyler Salisbury unmarried person upwards of twenty one years of age who is able of body, but has no visible means of support......
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1826
Apr
21
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Schuyler Salisbury,
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1340
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Schuyler Salisbury, Indenture, John Wilson
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1826
Apr
21
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,
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2129
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Prince Amanuel [Emanuel] Certificate
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1828
May
1
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Prince Manuel,
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2130
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Prince Emanuel, son-in-law of Charles Paine, listed among these supported by the town. Document dated June 5, 1828Overseers: Orlando Ware, Amos [?] Russell, Dennis Stebbins Illness cited as the reason for the need of support. Age: 41
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1828
Jun
5
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Prince Manuel,
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1342
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List of State Paupers in Dfld., 6/1829-1/1830...Prince Emmanuel 27.52
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1829
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Prince Manuel,
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27.52
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1341
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Reuben Green, Indenture
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1897
Aug
17
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,
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2120
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