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Found in 81 Collections and/or Records:
Record of active militia and venires
Chapter 313 of the Acts of 1873 sections 17 and 112 (an Act Concerning the Militia) provided that no soldier or officer shall be liable to jury duty while in the active militia service and ordered the ancient and honorable artillery company to furnish annually to the Mayor and Aldermen with sworn rolls of all active members belonging to the company for this purpose. Includes one volume of active militia and venires exempt from jury duty, 1874-1884.
Record of Army and Navy enlistments from Boston
Army and Navy enlistments on Boston's quota, 1861-1865 and re-enlistments and transfers of soldiers, seamen and officers, 1861-1865.
Record of confirmation and removal of officeholders
An ordinance passed 28 December 1854 required appointments by the Mayor and Aldermen or by the Mayor on advice and consent of the Aldermen be sent to the City Clerk to record in a book. Includes name, office, date confirmed and date removed.
Record of fees
Record of fees received by the City Clerk's office, 1858-1893: also includes list of property found, 1885-1901, at end of volume.
Record of forms of notice
City Clerk's record book of forms of notifications relating to lists of voters, elections etc. Also includes transcriptions of oaths administered by City Clerk.
Record of liens on vessels
According to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 255 Section 15, liens on vessels must be filed in the City Clerk's office within thirty days after the vessel departs from the port at which she was when the debt was contracted. Includes 8 volumes of recorded liens, 1874 1940 and 3 index volumes, 1874-1982.
Record of names, marks and devices
According to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 110, Sections 17 and 21, names, marks or devices on cans, bottles, milk bottles etc. may be registered by filing with the City Clerk. Includes index volume for 1893-1900, index cards for 1924-1941 and applications filed chronologically.
Records of joint stock companies
Includes two volumes of corporation records filed with the City Clerk, 1865-1871 and three index volumes, 1851-1871.
Records of qualifications (oaths of office)
Register of tax notice
Massachusetts General Laws chapter 60, sec. 39, states if a mortgagee or an owner of land causes a notice, designating a place in the town where such land lies at which all papers relative to taxes on such land which are to be served on him may be left, is to be recorded in January of any year in the office of the clerk of such town and, during said month, to be delivered to the collector. Includes one volume of notices filed with the City Clerk's Office from 1903-1936.
Registration of cropped dog ears
Chapter 347 of the Acts of 1928 required filing with the City Clerk's Office of dogs whose ears were cropped or cut off prior to September 1, 1928 or amputated by a veterinarian. Includes notices filed 1928-1941.
Registrations
According to Sections 8, 21, and 70 of Chapter 12 of the Massachusetts General Laws, physicians, chiropodists and optometrists are required to register with the City Clerk. Includes Physician certificates, 1917-1998; Chiropodist certificates, 1917-1946; and Optometrist certificates, 1920-1958.
Religious Societies filings
Articles of incorporation of Religious Societies filed with the City Clerk. Filing with the City Clerk was discontinued by Section 15 of Chapter 291 of the Acts of 1918.
Requests for exclusion of property from pesticide application
Residence affidavits
Returns of votes cast
Returns of votes cast for presidential electors, county offices, amendments and city offices filed with the City Clerk's Office.
Rules and regulations filed with the City Clerk
Street railway locations
Includes printed copies of street railway locations granted, 1869-1942 and one index volume of location plans filed with the City Clerk's Office, 1835-1960.
Testimonial to Capt. R. B. Forbes from Citizens of Cork, Ireland
U.S. Service Men's discharges
Warrants issued for General Meetings
Warrants issued for General Meetings, 1825-1836. Includes warrants, petitions, notifications and copies of acts.