New London County CT Archives History .....Town Poor In Lebanon Selectmen's Records, 1867-1873 1867
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Lebanon, Selectmen's Records, 1837-1878:

   Jan. 28, 1867: Manchester to Lebanon.  Mary Peters, wife of John O. Peters, 
and their 2 children (Mary Ann, aged 2, and Amelia, aged 4 months), on 
expense.  Also Mary Deming, widow of Isaac N. Deming.  All are colored.

   Feb. 12, 1867: Lebanon to Manchester.  John O. Peters never was an 
inhabitant of Lebanon.  

   Nov. 23, 1838: Hartford to Lebanon.  Ludwid Hauerwas, a German, with his 
family, has applied for assistance.

   Dec. 1, 1838: Lebanon to Hartford.  We are willing to meet our obligations 
concerning the Hauerwas family.  Are they trying to help themselves?  How many 
children are with them?

   Dec. 9, 1868: Hartford to Lebanon.  The Hauerwas family has five children at 
home.  Lincoln is sick with scarlet fever, the rest of the children with 
symptoms of it.  Hauerwas cannot get along on his crutches and will not be able 
to do much work through the winter.

   Mar. 10, 1869: Columbia to Lebanon.  Henry Tattoo, a colored man or mulatto, 
is sick and on expense.

   Mar. 27, 1869: Lebanon to Columbia.  Henry Tattoo lost his settlement with 
his mother by her marriage and is thus not an inhabitant of Lebanon.

   Aug. 26, 1869: Colchester to Lebanon.  Abrham Marchant, colored, son of 
Jacob Marchant, is on expense at our alms house.

   Aug, 30, 1869: Hartford to Lebanon.  Mr. L. Hauerwas is in a very precarious 
state of health; physicians say that there are strong symptoms of insanity 
unless he is attended to at once.  He should be placed in the Retreat.

   Aug. 9, 1869: Hartford to Lebanon.  Ludwig Hauerwas growing worse and more 
despondent daily.

   Dec. 13, 1869: Windham to Lebanon.  Albert Brown, a colored man, is sick and 
on expense.

   Jan. 5, 1870: Lebanon to Windham.  Albert Brown is not an inhabitant.
   
   Apr. 9, 1870: Hartford to Lebanon.  Father Hawley is not helping the 
Hauerwas family any more, and they have applied to us for help.

   Aug. 18, 1870: Hartford to Lebanon.  Bill for supplies for L. Hauerwas.
  
   
   
   
   

   
   

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