In witness whereof we have hereunto set our names this first Day of
May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen.
| Nehemiah H. Earll | ) | |
| Polaski King | ) | Inspectors |
| Parley Howell | ) | of |
| Jeheil Hall | ) | Election |
George Hall was chosen Supervisor
Nehemiah H. Earll Do Town Clerk
| Timothy Barber | ) | |
| Jeheil Hall | ) | Assessirs |
| Polaski King | ) | |
| Josiah Bronson Junior | Collector | |
| Hosiah Merrill | ) | Overseers of Poor |
| Charles Barber | ) | |
| Ephraim Webster | ) | |
| Oliver Strong | ) | Commissioners of |
| James Hutchinson | ) | Highways |
| Daniel Mosely | ) | |
| Hezekiah Strong | ) | Commissioners of |
| John Ellis | ) | Common Schools |
| Joel Cody | ) | |
| John H. Johnson | ) | |
| Giles Corish | ) | Constables |
| Oren Hall | ) | |
| Josiah Bronson, Jr. | ) | |
| Jeremy Case | ) | |
| Samuel Forman | ) | |
| B. Davis Noxon | ) | |
| Ethan Squires | ) | Inspectors of |
| Samuel P. Hawley | ) | Common Schools |
| David Chaffee | ) | |
| Oliver Cummings | ) | |
Road Districts
| No. 1 | Peter Johnson | ) | |
| No. 2 | Charles Gunn | ) | |
| No. 3 | Zadock Hubbard | ) | |
| No. 4 | Josiah Bronson | ) | Over Seers of |
| No. 5 | John Adams | ) | Highways |
| No. 6 | Job Tyler | ) | |
| No. 7 | John Raynor | ) | |
| No. 8 | William McCracken | ) | |
| No. 9 | Parley Howlett | ) | |
| No. 10 | George Loomis | ) | |
| No. 11 | Stephen Butler | ) | |
| No. 12 | Joseph Clift | ) | |
| No. 13 | Hosea Merrill | ) | |
| No. 14 | Seneca Hunt | ) | |
| No. 15 | Alexander Herroun | ) | |
| No. 16 | Jonathan Williams | ) | |
| No. 17 | Parley Canady | ) | |
| No. 18 | Asahel Amidon | ) | |
| No. 19 | Sylvanus Merritt | ) | |
| No. 20 | John Stolp | ) | |
| No. 21 | Gideon Pitts | ) | |
| No. 22 | Seth Parsons | ) | |
| No. 23 | Phineas Sparks | ) | |
| No. 24 | James Hinks | ) | |
| No. 25 | Dearborn B. Bickford | ) | |
| No. 26 | Ozias Judd | ) | |
| No. 27 | James Fay | ) | |
| No. 28 | Ezra Bryan | ) | |
| No. 29 | Ezekiel Fuller | ) | |
| No. 30 | Ebenezer Fuller | ) | |
| No. 31 | Aaron Fay | ) | |
| No. 32 | Nathan Rose | ) | |
| No. 33 | Henery Rawley | ) | |
| No. 34 | John Van Lise | ) | |
| No. 35 | Levi Pitts | ) | |
| No. 36 | Levi Hiscock | ) |
Voted that the two hundred fifty dollars raised last year to build a poorhouse be loaned by the Supervisor and that the Law requiring the further sum of two hundred fifty dollars be the same is hereby repealed.
Voted to raise the sum of three hundred dollars for the support of common schools.
Voted that that Law made at the annual Town meeting in the year 1816 requiring the votes to be on one piece of paper and for the keeping pole books be repealed.
Voted that the Commissioners of highways cause to be made a complete survey and map of the several roads in the town of Onondaga.
Voted that only fifty dollars shall be paid for a survey or for the making of a map surveying the said roads.
Meeting adjourned - - -
Nehemiah H. Earll - Town Clerk
| Polaski King | ) | |
| Timothy Barber | ) | Assessors |
| Oliver Cummings | ) | |
| John H. Johnson | ) | Collector |
| Charles Barber | ) | Over Seers |
| Ephraim Fellows | ) | of the poor |
| Ephraim Webster | ) | |
| Ethan Squire | ) | Commissioners |
| Levi Pitts | ) | of Highways |
| John H. Johnson | ) | |
| Samuel P. Hawley | ) | |
| Oren Hall | ) | Constables |
| Joel Cody | ) | |
| Giles Corish | ) | |
| Daniel Mosely | ) | Commissioners |
| Samuel Forman | ) | of Common |
| B. D. Noxon | ) | Schools |
| Jonas Earll Junior | ) | |
| John Van Pelt | ) | |
| David Chaffee | ) | Inspectors of |
| Oliver Cummings | ) | Common Schools |
| Ethan Squires | ) | |
| Joshua Forman | ) |
Over Seers of highways set opposite the Number of the District for which
they are appointed to wit
| No. 1 | Horace Ellis |
| No. 2 | Timothy Barber |
| No. 3 | James Mathewson |
| No. 4 | Josiah Bronson |
| No. 5 | John Van Pelt |
| No. 6 | Oliver Brewster |
| No. 7 | Noah Evans |
| No. 8 | Ebby Polly |
| No. 9 | Phinehas Taylor |
| No. 10 | George Loomis |
| No. 11 | George Nichols |
| No. 12 | Samuel G. Annibal |
| No. 13 | Bellosis Ives |
| No. 14 | Ephraim Fellows |
| No. 15 | Enoch G. Kenyon |
| No. 16 | Gilbert Pinkney |
| No. 17 | John Bliss |
| No. 18 | Calvin Anderson |
| No. 19 | Sylvanus Merick |
| No. 20 | Moses M. Dwelly |
| No. 21 | Abraham Willet |
| No. 22 | John Porter |
| No. 23 | Sylvester Olney |
| No. 24 | Levi Huntington |
| No. 25 | John C. Brown |
| No. 26 | Harry Conklin |
| No. 27 | Jonathan Baker |
| No. 28 | Joseph Bryan Junior |
| No. 29 | Newton Enos |
| No. 30 | Augustus Norton |
| No. 31 | Ira Evans |
| No. 32 | Nathan Rose |
| No. 33 | Salmon Rowland |
| No. 34 | Edward Vroman |
| No. 35 | Ebenezer White |
Voted that the Supervisor elect call on his predecessor for the money raised in 1817 for the building a poor house - and if the same is loaned then for the vouchers.
Voted to raise three hundred Dollars for the support of common schools.
Then the meeting adjourned.
B. Davis Noxon was chosen Town Clerk
| Oliver Cummings | ) | |
| Stephen Butler | ) | Assessors |
| Joseph Swann | ) | |
| Samuel P. Hawley | ) | Collector |
| Charles Barber | ) | Overseers |
| Ephraim Fellows | ) | of the poor |
| John Clark | ) | |
| Abraham Bogges | ) | Commissioners |
| David Hinsdale, Jr. | ) | of Highways |
| Thaddeus M. Woods | ) | Commissioners |
| Daniel Moseley | ) | of |
| William Patridge | ) | common Schools |
| Samuel Forman | ) | Inspectors |
| John Van Pelt | ) | of |
| Nehemiah H. Earll | ) | common Schools |
| Israel Kimberly, Jr. | ) | |
| Oren Hall | ) | |
| Phineas Taylor | ) | Constables |
| Josiah Bronson, Jr. | ) | |
| Samuel P. Hawley | ) |
Overseers of Highways and fence viewers -
| District No. 1 | Robert J. Brockway |
| 2 | John Case |
| 3 | Ephrain Kenyon |
| 4 | Josiah Bronson |
| 5 | Ephraim Webster |
| 6 | Job Tyler |
| 7 | Bemsley Mann |
| 8 | Jonathan White |
| 9 | Phineas Taylor |
| 10 | Sylvanus Humphrey |
| 11 | Smith Seeley |
| 12 | Joseph Clift |
| 13 | Moses Ives |
| 14 | David Fellows |
| 15 | Enoch G. Kenyon |
| 16 | Stutely Field |
| 17 | Oren Hall |
| 18 | Jacob Amidon |
| 19 | Oralndo F. Fuller |
| 20 | Abraham F. Yates |
| 21 | David Chaffee |
| 22 | Russel B. Johnson |
| 23 | John Carpenter |
| 24 | Thomas Fenner |
| 25 | John C. Brown |
| 26 | James Fay |
| 27 | Wyman Hulett |
| 28 | Joseph Bryan |
| 29 | Gad M. Lawrence |
| 30 | Truman Dowd |
| 31 | Charles Field |
| 32 | Benjamin Horton |
| 33 | Heman Toby |
| 34 | Asa Snow |
| 35 | Jared Hiscock |
| 36 | Edward Vroman |
| 37 | James Colby |
| 38 | John Adams, Jr. |
| 39 | Timothy Barber |
| 40 | Seneca Howlett |
| 41 | Samuel G. Woodruff |
Voted that the pathmasters be fence viewers
Voted that the town raise two hundred and fifty dollars for the common school fund.
The meeting then adjourned.
A vacancy having happened in District No. 4 by Josiah Bronson's refusing
to serve we do appoint Laid a path master in said District -- District
No. 39 being also vacant we appoint Seneca Howlett in said last mentioned
district -- District No. 40 being also vacant we appoint John Adams to
fill said vacancy.
| Abm Boggess | ) | Com |
| David Hinsdale | ) | Roads |
| John Clark | ) |
There being a vacancy in Road District No. 35 we constitute and appoint
Cornelius V. D. Wandot (?) path master in said District. June 19,
1820.
| John Clark, | Abm. Boggess, | David Hinsdale, | Com. |
DeWitt Clinton had one hundred and sixty five votes for Governor.
Daniel D. Tompkins had one hundred fifty three votes for Governor.
John Taylor had one hundred sixty six votes for Lieutenant Governor.
Benjamin Mooies ahd one hundred fifty two votes for Lieutenant Governor.
Ephraim Hart, Elijah Miles and Oliver Forwend had each one hundred and sixty four votes for Senators --
Nathan Williams, Philetus Swift, and Nathaniel Garrow had each one hundred and fifty two votes for Senators --
Charles J. Merriman had two hundred thirty four votes for members of assembly --
Thaddeus M. Wood had two hundred and sixteen votes for member of assembly.
Samuel Farnham had two hundred and thirty two votes for member of assembly.
Jonas Earll Junr had two hundred and thirty nine votes for member of assembly.
Lewis Smith had two hundred and thirty five votes for member of assembly.
George Pettit had two hundred and thirty five votes for member of assembly.
Jonathan Deming had two hundred and thirty five votes for member of
assembly -- Samuel Forman had one vote for member of assembly -- dated
April 28, 1820.
| Hezekiah Strong | ) | |
| B. Davis Noxon | ) | Inspectors of |
| Joseph Swan | ) | Election |
| Oliver Cummings | ) | |
| Stephen Butler | ) |
B. D. Noxon, Town Clk.
Source: D.A.R. Cemetery Records, Vol. 50, pp. 121-131, Copied from the original ledger in the possession of the town clerk, Town of Onondaga, 1985, New York State Library
Submitted 7 June 1998