" At a town meeting held at the school house in the town of Pelham, on Tuesday the seventh day of April, 1801, for the purpose of electing town officers for the said town to serve the ensuing year, the following persons were appointed to the following offices and places," viz.

Philip Pell, supervisor.

David J. Pell, town clerk.

David J. Pell,

William Bayley, \ assessors.

Joshua Huestis,

Philip Pell,

John Bartow, ^ commissioners of Highways.

William Bayley,

Joshua Huestis, overseer of highways, for the within district of the town,

to extend as far north till it come to the gate between the farms of Mr. John

Bartow and Charles Turnbull deceased, and Elijah Horton, overseer of the

highways of the northern district of the town, as far north till it comes to the

before mentioned gate.

Elijah Horton, } r»i

r^ ■^ n r 3 } overseers of the poor.

George Crawford, S

Jesse Mullinex, ~\

Joshua Huestis, I r

-I-,, . , TT ^ ' > fence viewers.

Elijah Horton, [

Esaie Guion, J

David J. Pell, > ,

T i\T ir t pound masters.

Jesse Mullinex, ^ ^

Philip Pell, John Bartow, Alexander Anderson,

William Bayley, )■ commissioners of schools.

Isaie Guion, ' Rem Rapalje,

John Williams,

Joseph Bayley, constable and collector.

The Pelham infant school, erected in 1S45, is an interesting specimen of Saxon architecture. It was opened May, 1845, and at present numbers from eighty to ninety stated scholars.

a This lady is a lineal descendant of John Pell, second lord of the manor of Pelham.

T i\T ir t pound masters. Jesse Mullinex, ^ ^ Philip Pell, John Bartow, Alexander Anderson, William Bayley, )■ commissioners of schools. Isaie Guion, ' Rem Rapalje, John Williams, Joseph Bayley, constable and collector. The Pelham infant school, erected in 1S45, is an interesting specimen of Saxon architecture. It was opened May, 1845, and at present numbers from eighty to ninety stated scholars. a This lady is a lineal descendant of John Pell, second lord of the manor of Pelham.