Valuation of Real Estate in the Town of Acton, by Abraham Conant, Nathan Brooks, Jonathan B. Davis

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VALUATION
OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE
TOWN OF ACTON.

VALUATION
OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE
TOWN OF ACTON.

NON-RESIDENTS.

Transcriber’s Notes

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NAMES.	Buildings.	Improved Land.		Unimproved Land.
NAMES.	Value in Dolls.	Acres.	Val. in Dolls.	Acres.	Val. in Dls.
Samuel T. Adams,	625	10	187	57	1,188
Nathaniel S. Adams,	125	6	218	3	31
Nathan Brooks,	750	50	1,250	36	625
Joseph Brabrook,	375	30	562	60	1,000
Lucy Barnard,		10	312	69	812
Jonathan Barker,	187	18	312	22	250
Heirs of William Billings,	375	7	250	7	63
Sally Bright,	375	16	300	17	200
Elizabeth Brooks,	562	1	125
James A. Balch,	687	¼	25
Nathaniel G. Brown,	687	19	437	10	250
Peletiah Brooks,	187	18	337	17	232
Isaac Barker,	562	28	625	12	150
John P. Buttrick,	1,125	3	125	24	187
James H. Brown,	1,062	14	562
Isaac Bullard,	437	36	1,000	12	125
Jonas Blodget,	875	7	416
Simon Blanchard,	500	12	343	23	468
Sumner Blood,	875	50	1,050	60	875
Hyram Butters,	500	¼	31
Amos Brooks,	300
Charles R. Bowers,	725	1	75	12	375
Joseph Barker,	437	20	531	35	562
Luther Billings,	500	20	375	60	625
Reuben Barker,	312	4	250
Elijah C. Brown,	125	2	75	10	272
John C. Burbeck,	2,750	87	2,250	16	312
William P. Brigham,	100
Heirs of Daniel Brooks,				7	200
John Chaffin,	437	28	625	24	437
Robert Chaffin,	875	20	750	20	437
Samuel Chaffin,	600	1	166
Aaron Chaffin,	343	14	437
Harris Cowdrey,	1,125	4	275	16	300
[Pg 2] Abraham Conant,	937	40	812	30	562
Winthrop F. Conant,	437	30	562	15	187
George Coffin,	625	54	1,350	76	950
Simeon Conant,	468	44	1,100	36	681
Luther Conant,	750	95	1,900	95	1,062
Joel Conant,	1,250	80	1,562	84	1,312
William Chaplin,	218	37	688	8	100
Eliza Cole,				5	125
Alfred Chaffin,	187	26	625	2	31
Luther Davis,	750	45	750	25	437
Ebenezer Davis,	1,125	64	1,250	76	2,375
Ebenezer Davis, Jr.,	1,625	100	1,875	115	1,875
Harriet Davis,	312	½	125	45	750
Cyrus Dole,	937	10	625	9	125
Herzina Dole,	666	½	67
Silas Davis,	812	½	100
Jonathan B. Davis,	750	16	750	6	225
Asa P. Dudley,	593	2	125
Solomon L. Dutton,	625	11	462	3	63
Joseph Dole,	463	1½	88
Joseph Estabrook,	375	30	500	60	687
Tristram Edmonds,	343
Aaron Fletcher,	63			2	62
Alden Fuller,	1,000	40	1,000	69	750
Winthrop E. Faulkner,	4,000	49	1,218	49	1,218
Lucy Fletcher,	344	20	369	7	188
Cyrus Fletcher,	344	26	687
Calvis Fletcher,	225	3	75
John Fletcher, 2d,	312	32	593	13	250
Abel Farrer,	187	10	125	15	125
John Fletcher,	1,250	3	375	32	1,125
Isaac T. Flagg,	500	12	500	16	500
James C. Graham,	625	30	812	35	437
William M. Gilmore,	750	1	125
John Grimes,	375	2	166
Reuben Green,	937
William H. Gray,	375	½	63
Israel H. Giles,	250	25	437	11	125
Eleazer S. Handley,	187	4	187
David M. Handley,	437	41	875	103	2,750
Abraham B. Handley,	875	50	1,625	74	750
Amos Handley,	300	15	437	30	437
Aaron Hosmer,	437	27	625	23	687
Nathan D. Hosmer,	437	27	625	23	687
Rufus Holden,	1,000
Daniel Harris,	425	15	375	20	458
Timothy Hartwell,	812	7	375	3	[TN]11
[Pg 3] Stevens Hayward,	2,125	6	750
John Harris, Jr.,	500	5	125	20	437
Ward S. Haskell,	687	45	1,000	35	687
Simon Hosmer,	687	40	1,000	35	437
James Harris,	437	7	187	23	375
David W. Hosmer,	812
Silas Hosmer,	812	44	813	50	1,000
Andrew Hapgood,	718	56	1,125	25	687
Nathaniel Hapgood,	375	50	687	50	1,000
James Hapgood,	750	50	1,000	44	500
Moses Hayward,	1,250	16	500	8	188
Benjamin F. Hapgood,	750	75	1,875	27	500
Simon Hapgood,	750	50	1,125	50	625
Henry Holden,	625	50	1,375	50	625
Levi Houghton,	375	28	562	32	1,163
Henry Haynes,	250	30	437	7	93
Sally Haynes,	60	9	187	4	38
John Harris,	125	8	150	17	218
Samuel Hosmer,	625	20	437	40	587
Ephraim Hosmer,	750	1½	375
Silas Holden,	1,000	88	1,625	88	1,375
William Hosmer,	250	3	125	2	33
Jeremiah Hosmer,	250	7	125	13	62
Jonathan Hosmer,	500	30	625	20	562
James R. Harvey,	437
Ebenezer W. Hayward,	750	35	562	42	562
Eri Huggins,	125	10	250
Aaron C. Handley,	500
Lemuel Hildreth,	687	½	62
John Hapgood,	531	34	906	20	437
Calvin Harris,	437	10	375	26	250
Ebenezer Hayward,	875	46	750	55	626
Albert Hayward,	812	40	750	60	1,625
James W. Hayward,	875	½	125
Simeon Ingalls,				20	200
Abel Jones,	2,150	60	1,750	30	875
Elnathan Jones,	1,063	41	1,375	20	375
Luther B. Jones,	791	13	531
Nathaniel Jones,	310	½	50
Thomas G. F. Jones,	500
Silas Jones,	500	20	375	17	437
Ivory Keyes,	938	50	1,250	50	1,250
Simeon Knight,	312	½	50
Newell A. Knight,	312
Elijah Knapp,	625	½	62
Thomas Kinsley,	250	3	187
Francis Kinsley,	302	1½	115
[Pg 4] Thomas F. Lawrence,	187	15	188	10	100
Eli Litchfield,	1,000	24	625	40	625
Charles D. Lothrop,	450
John J. Lothrop,	187	½	62
William R. Lothrop,	1,750	½	125
Ralph Lawrence,	150	1	50
Edwin C. Lesslie,	562	¼	38
Heirs of Amos Law,	250	20	362	2	25
James Lentell,	1,250	45	1,250	41	500
Jesse V. Lentell,	625	20	375	8	125
Maynard & Lentell,	718	¼	25
West Acton Steam Mill Co.,				2	100
A. & O. W. Mead,	1,625	½	50
John Nickless,	375	28	375	50	380
Joseph Noyes,	437	20	531	22	363
Cyrus Noyes,	437	¼	20
Ephraim Oliver,	375	40	563	20	375
George B. Piper,	593	27	687	23	375
Josiah Piper,	162	10	250	5	94
Jonathan A. Piper,	687	40	812	30	437
Davis Parlin,	875	50	1,250	40	750
Cyrus Putnam,	218	9	312
Nathaniel Peck,	312	1	62	1	25
Heirs of Dolly Putman,				25	750
Dexter F. Parker,		¼	63
Elbridge G. Parker,	500	40	500	26	312
Asa Parker,	1,063	100	2,188	80	1,750
William Phillips,	62	1	25	4	75
Luther W. Piper,	156	2	187
Tilly Robbins,	500	38	625	38	437
Tilly Robbins, Jr.,	312	10	112	3	42
Heirs of Eben Robbins,	287	20	500	20	313
Isaac Reed,	1,000	80	2,000	80	1,250
Isaiah Reed,	500	35	875	38	370
William Reed,	500	45	1,125	35	900
William Reed, 2d,	750	48	906	87	906
Ithamer Robbins,				¾	65
Charles Robbins,	563	15	281	20	375
Elbridge Robbins,	1,750	73	1,500	200	3,375
Lewis Rouillard,	750	½	63
Frederick Rouillard,	363	41	1,250	24	500
Charles F. Richardson,	363	16	400	4	100
George Robbins,	100	15	188	13	162
Benjamin Reed,	375	12	500	8	125
Horace Richardson,	625	6	250
Francis Robbins,	375	38	688	40	438
Henderson Rowell & Co.,	1,438	½	63
[Pg 5] Benjamin Robbins,	469	30	563	10	156
John H. Robbins,	188	50	500	50	813
Ira Stockwell,	625	½	63
Solomon Smith,	625	11	250	17	250
Ebben Smith,	750	40	625	40	875
Obed A. Symond, Haynes Place,	406	28	420	27	249
O. A. Symons,		2	63	10	125
Bradley Stone,	688	3	313
Mary Skinner,	688	12	280	40	1,000
Heirs of Nathaniel Stearns,	825	60	1,250	40	625
Horatio Stearns,	813	2	187
George W. Sawyer,	438
William Shattuck,	150
William R. Shattuck,	250	9	218
Levi W. Stevens,	1,250	1	65
John Sanders,	250	22	312	20	200
Heirs of Henry C. Shapley,	812	¼	31
George C. Wright,	656	¼	30
Silas Taylor,	1,250	100	2,500	109	2,500
Silas Taylor, Hosmer Place,	1,250	2	250
Silas Taylor, Wheeler,	500	20	300	55	500
Silas Taylor, Fairbank Place,	250	25	500	21	187
Tuttle & Taylor,		43	875	30	125
Francis Tuttle,	1,600	44	1,475	44	438
Daniel Tuttle,	1,250	30	791	18	250
Heirs of Thomas Thorp,	125	5	125	15	150
Elliot Tarbell,	625	21	531	21	406
Joseph W. Tuttle,	1,000	½	50
William D. Tuttle,		2	250
Jedediah Tuttle,	625	40	750	30	625
Peter Tenney,	938	41	937	40	1,875
Simon Tuttle,	1,250	72	2,250	150	2,500
Charles Tuttle,	875	67	1,500	73	1,105
Horace Tuttle,	1,375	22	1,250	33	416
James Tuttle,	875	25	625	11	312
Varnum Tuttle,	438
Edward Tuttle,	750	7	875
George W. Todd,	1,250	1	188
Jonathan W. Teel,	1,000	45	1,250	61	666
Francis Tuttle, Guardian of Horatio Law,	250	10	187	19	938
Daniel L. Veazey,	125	½	25
Joseph Wild,	438	50	750	31	437
Josiah D. Wheeler,	750	9	250	26	312
Edward Wetherbee,	1,500	48	875	63	1,667
Daniel Wetherbee, 2d,	3,150
Edward Wetherbee, Jun.,		8	187	16	313
[Pg 6] Ebenezer Wood,	750	8	313
John White,	1,000	20	626	15	313
Eunice Weston,	313	9	271	12	187
Joseph C. Wheeler,		15	200
William Wheeler,	375	39	750	44	437
Franklin Wheeler,	250	18	350	16	125
Jonathan Wheeler,	250	22	562	88	1,375
Loel Wood,	750	22	625	40	500
Lewis Wood,	[A]1,125	18	375	12	187
James T. Woodbury,	1,250	37	1,063	53	1,187
Nathan Wright,	375	50	1,063	50	1,125
Daniel Wetherbee,	625	10	312	10	187
Cyrus Wheeler,	563	16	300	41	1,656
James W. Wheeler,	500	36	400	40	725
Catherine Wheeler,	150	20	250	18	362
Aaron Wood,	187	10	200	15	312
Samuel Woodbury,	625	2	125
John Woodbury,		2½	150
Luther Wilkins,	375	⅛	38
Samuel W. Walker,	625
Aaron Wheeler,	¾	140
John Whitney,	93	½	25
Levi Wetherbee,	875	3	125
Nathan H. Wheeler,	150
Thomas B. Wiggin,	687	30	750	20	250
Mary Worster,	469	½	31
NON-RESIDENTS.
Alfred Barker,	166	1	60	.	.
Heirs of Roger Brown,	.	25	1,000		.
Stedman Buttrick,	.	.	.	15	687
Prescott Barrett,	.	.	.	5	125
Heirs of Samuel Barrett,	.	.	.	10	250
Joseph D. Brown,	.	.	.	13	281
Abel J. Barrett,	.	.	.	2	125
William Brown,	.	2	125	13	187
James Brown,	.	.	.	22	250
Albert Boynton,	.	.	.	8	125
John Burbeck,	.	2	62	.	.
Ephraim H. Bellows,	.	.	.	5	125
George Brooks,	.	2	62	20	312
James C. Crumby,	.	.	.	7	600
Charles A. Conant,	.	.	.	22	387
Samuel Conant,	.	4	125	.	.
[Pg 7] Mariah Conant,	.	2	93	7	348
John M. Cheny,	.	.	.	14	250
American Powder Co.,	[A]20,000	20	1,250	12	375
Fitchburg Railroad Co.,	.	8	625	.	.
William Dupee,	.	.	.	5	125
Joseph Derby,	.	.	.	17	562
Betsey Davis,	.	.	.	28	437
Calvin C. Damon,	.	.	.	15	187
Stephen Farrer,	.	.	.	2	62
John Fletcher,	.	7	250	.	.
Heirs of Joseph Fletcher,	.	.	.	16	750
Charles Goddard,	.	.	.	4	294
Lewis Graham,	812	16	500	9	188
Elbridge Gates, Stow,	.	.	.	45	656
Aaron S. Hayward,	.	.	.	12½	400
Samuel Hosmer,	.	.	.	14	250
Joseph Harrington,	.	.	.	3	62
Cyrus Heald,	.	.	.	25	550
Heirs of Cyrus Hosmer,	.	.	.	15	291
Joseph Heald,	.	.	.	3	62
Ephraim Hosmer,	.	11	250	.	.
Abner Hosmer,	500	.	.	.	.
William G. Heald,	.	.	.	30	875
Levi Hutchinson,	.	.	.	7	63
Lucy Hubbard,	.	.	.	5	125
Ebenezer Hayward, Boxboro’,	1,375	8	250	40	1,750
Lyman Haynes, Billerica,	.	.	.	8	125
Samuel Hayward, Boxboro’,	562	½	62	.	.
Andrew J. Harlow, New York,	.	.	.	5	63
Abel Hosmer, Concord,	.	.	.	20	375
Stephen Johnson,	363	18	400	22	300
Joseph B. Keyes,	.	.	.	41	625
Davis Litchfield,	.	.	.	5	200
Samuel Lees,	.	.	.	7	250
John Lagross,	.	.	.	8	156
David Loring,	.	.	.	30	563
Heirs of Abel Moore,				5	62
William Melvin,	.	12	500	32	375
Heirs of Charles Melvin,	.	.	.	14	187
Hannah Permenter,	.	.	.	8	250
Orpha S. Perham,	562	.	.	.	.
Dennis Putnam,	.	.	.	13	312
Lewis Rouillard, Littleton,	.	2	125	.
S. S. Richardson,	[A]4,375	5	250
Prescott Reed,	.	.	.	4	100
[Pg 8] Susan Robbins,	.	3	50	.
John D. Robbins, California,	.	.	.	13	218
William Rhoads,	.	7	125	.	.
Andrew I. Sawyer,	.	4	156	.	.
Eleazer Sawtell,	.	.	.	16	156
Elias Sweetser,	.	.	.	7	187
Marshall Stearns,	.	20	562	.	.
William Smith,	.	8	250	.	.
William Schouler,	[A]1,125	.	.	.	.
Sargent & Tuttle, Stow,	1,375	1	125	.	.
Francis Tuttle, Stow,	.	12	225	100	1,250
Jeremiah Tuttle, Littleton,	.	30	1,125	.	.
Oliver B. Trask,	.	.	.	1	25
A person unknown,	.	.	.	1	25
James Wood, Concord,	.	.	.	8	281
Daniel Wood, Concord,	.	.	.	8	219
Eunice Wyman,	.	.	.	3	125
John Wadleigh,	.	6	187	9	188
Lewis Wetherbee,	.	.	.	6	100
John Wood,	.	.	.	15	437
Oliver M. Whipple,	150	5	250	10	250
Isaac Whitney, Stow,	.	2	63	11	375
Almon Wright, Troy, N. H.,	375	.	.	.	.
James & Isaac Wellington,	.	30	875	.	.
John H. Wheeler,	.	2	32	.	.
Benjamin O. Wellington,		4	63	.	.
John Wetherbee, Boxboro’,	625	½	62	.	.
Daniel Whitney,	.	.	.	7	312
Nathan M. Wright,	.	.	.	7	125
Jesse Willis,	.	.	.	15	250
Jabez Walcott,	[A]4,250	3	187	4	187

Abraham Conant,	}	Assessors of Acton.
Nathan Brooks,	}
Jonathan B. Davis.	}