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Title: American quarterly register
Year: 1841 (1840s)
Authors: American Education Society
Subjects: Education
Publisher: Boston (etc.) American Education Society
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. George R. Rudd, Sec)Barre Centre, a bal. 2 51 Cananda;gua19 48, Caslleton 5 00 84 4i E/mira 17 HO, Eost Blonmfield 32 22Genoa vtf 70, Geneva 138 50Hopewell, Mrs. PrattHammorid sport, S D. HastingsJonlan, a bal. 23 00, Jamestown 18 00Lyons, coll. in part 5 25, Livonia 40 75Leroy 18 00, Ogden, a bai. 9 50Pen Van, coll. in part 59 12, Ladies Schol. 75 00Prattsburgh 59 00, Richmond 37 00Rochester, W. Griffiths Schol. H. Campbells do. in partRushville -9 HO, Romulus 18 00Silver Oeek, coll. in partSheridan I 81, SouthportlO 00Scipio 10 50, Skeneateies 26 27Wheatland 8 80, Waterloo 18 00 491663104166271349675 0050 U0—12547 $931 63 Whole amount received $9,344 04. Clothing received during the Quarter. Boston, Ms., Mrs. Christian Baker, shirts and socks valued at$8 75. Boscawen, N. H., Ladies Ed. Soc, by Miss Lucy E. Price, a bundle containing shirts, collars, 6ocks, &c.Lisbon, Ci., a bundle containing one quill and two shirts.Troy, N, H., Ladies Benev. Soc. one bed quilt valued at $6.
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AMERICANQUARTERLY REGISTER. Vol. XIII. FEBRUARY, 1841. No. 3. MEMOIR OF HON. SAMUEL SEWALL, ESQ., CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE PROVINCE OF MASSACHUSETTS BAY. (By Rev. Samuel Sewall, M. A., Pastor of the Church in Burlington, Ms.) (The sources of information from which the statements in this Memoir have been principally derived,though but seldom expressly referred to, have been numerous family records and papers, the Journals andother manuscripts of Judge Sewall; and particularly an Account of his family written by him in 17:20 atthe request of his son, Samuel Sewall, Esq. of Brookline, and communicated in a letter which is stillpreserved. All dates in this Memoir, earlier than 1752, are to be understood according to Old Style.) Samuel Sewall, the first of the three eminent jurists by the name ofSewall, who have held the office of Chief Justice in the Supreme Courtof Massachusetts,* was descended from an ancient and highly respectablefamily in England. Their place of residence was Coventry in

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