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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 2, Chapter 10: Middlesex County. (search)
0, 1847. Population in 1860, 25,062; in 1865, 26,398. Valuation in 1860, $15,420,760; in 1865, $18,292,544. Officers: In 1861, Horace G. Hutchins, mayor; Edwin F. Adams, William W. Peirce, Naham Chapin, Nathaniel Brown, Joseph Caldwell, Rufus Mason, aldermen. In 1862, Phinehas J. Stone, mayor; Andrew Sawtell, Francis Childs,Morss, James F. Dwinell, Otis Little, Matthew H. Merriam, Joseph Lovett, Joseph F. Boyd, Oliver H. P. Smith, aldermen. In 1865, Charles Robinson, Jr., mayor; Edwin F. Adams, Robert Todd, John B. Wilson, William H. Kent, Samuel P. Langmaid, Liverus Hull, John F. Gilman, Jeremiah Prescott, Joseph Caldwell, aldermen. The city-clere unanimously adopted. April 10th, The Board of Aldermen met, but, in honor of the capture of Richmond and the surrender of General Lee's army, on motion of Alderman Adams, the Board adjourned without transacting any business. April 17th, On this day a meeting was held and the death of President Lincoln was officially announced