TABLE OF CONTENTS. Journal of the Senate, June Session, 1787 Journal of the House, June Session, 1787 Members of the House, 1787-88 . Journal of the Senate, September Session, 1787 Journal of the House, September Session, 1787 Journal of the Senate, December Session, 1787 Journal of the House, December Session, 1787 Journal of the Senate, January Session, 1788 Journal of the House, January Session, 1788 Journal of the Senate, June Session, 1788 Journal of the House, June Session, 1788 Members of the House, 1788-89. Journal of the Senate, November Session, 1788 Journal of the House, November Session, 1788 Journal of the Senate, December Session, 1788 Journal of the House, December Session, 1788 TY NEW HAMPSHIRE EARLY STATE PAPERS. STATE OFFICERS, 1787-88. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. JOHN SULLIVAN, Durham, President. Council. JOSEPH GILMAN, Exeter, Rockingham, JOHN PICKERING, Portsmouth, Rockingham,2 Deputy Secretary. JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN, Exeter, State Treasurer. ROYAL FLINT,3 Commissioner for Settling Continental Accounts. NATHANIEL GILMAN, Exeter, Continental Loan Officer. ELEAZER RUSSELL, Portsmouth, Naval Officer. JOSEPH WHIPPLE, Portsmouth, Collector of the Impost. Keeper of the Magazine at Portsmouth. 1 History of Hollis, S. T. Worcester, 184. 2 In the choice of councillors it was customary to give one to each county. In 1786 and 1787, however, Rockingham had two, and Grafton none. 3 Mr. Flint was the successor of Stephen Gorham. The residence of the former is not given in the New Hampshire records. JUDICIARY. Superior Court of Judicature. SAMUEL LIVERMORE, Holderness, Chief Justice. JOSIAH BARTLETT, Kingston, WOODBURY LANGDON, Portsmouth, Puisne Justices. JOHN PRENTICE,1 Attorney-General. Court Maritime. JOSHUA BRACKETT, Portsmouth, Judge. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN SULLIVAN, Captain-General, Commander-in-Chief, and Admiral. Aids to His Excellency with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. JAMES CARR, Somersworth. ISAAC FARWELL, Charlestown. SAMUEL ADAMS, Durham. JONATHAN RAWSON, Dover. SAMUEL SHERBURNE, Portsmouth. Major-Generals. BENJAMIN BELLOWS, Walpole. Aids to Major-General Bellows with the Rank of Major. GEORGE SPARHAWK, Walpole. Aids to Major-General Cilley with the Rank of Major. BRADBURY CILLEY, Nottingham. 1 Appointed June 5, 1787. Biographical sketch, Parker's History of Londonderry, p. 229. Brigadier-Generals. JAMES HILL, Newmarket. MOSES DOW, Haverhill. JONATHAN BLANCHARD, Dunstable. THOMAS BARTLETT, Nottingham. Brigade Majors. GEN. HILL'S, NEWEL HEALEY, Kensington. GEN. CHASE'S, LUTHER EAMES, Keene. GEN. REID'S, ASA SENTER, Pelham. GEN. BLANCHARD'S, NICHOLAS GILMAN, Exeter, Adjutant-General, with the rank of Brigadier-General. STATE SENATE. JOHN SULLIVAN, Durham, President. For the County of Rockingham. (JOSEPH GILMAN, Exeter. President Pro Tem., or Senior Senator. GEORGE ATKINSON, Portsmouth. JOHN BELL, Londonderry. PETER GREEN,2 Concord. JOSHUA WENTWORTH, Portsmouth. County of SEBENEZER SMITH,3 Meredith. County of S ROBERT MEANS, Amherst. Hillsboro'. JOSHUA BAILEY,5 Hopkinton. 1 Appointed January 22, 1787. 2 In 1788 there were two persons residing in Concord bearing the name, Peter Green, - one a lawyer, the other a physician. Peter Green, the physician, never held the office of councillor or senator. It must be understood that it was the lawyer of that name who is mentioned in this connection.-N. H. Register, 1851, p. 4. 3 Ebenezer Smith, of Meredith, and Ebenezer Smith, of Durham, were contemporaries in the service of the State. The latter was never senator, but was councillor in 1792, 1793, 1794. -Granite Monthly, 105. Meredith and Durham were both in Strafford county in 1788. 4 Farmer & Moore's Hist. Coll., Vol. 2, p. 112. 5 Life and Times in Hopkinton, C. C. Lord, 305. |