1704-09-15[Selectmen's Meeting September 15, 17041
At a meeting of the Selectmen on the 15 of September, 1704, Samuel Corning junr. brought the
following receipt. Received of Samuel Corning, Constable of Beverly, the sum of four pounds, fourteen
shillings upon the account of the County of Essex; received in full of his [illegible] ordered to be paid us.
Ipswich, January 31, 1703/4.
John Appleton, County Treasurer
The two lists of the town rate entered down in the following leaf made the 30"' of October, 1704, and
committed to Henry Herrick and John Lovett junr., Constables of Beverly, with a warrant to each list
empowering them to collect the sums therein set down, requiring them to pay the sum which they collect,
to the Town Treasurer or Selectmen or to whom they shall appoint, and to make up an accept of their
collection by the 10 Of March 1704/5.
At a meeting of the Selectmen on the 15th September, 1704, Senior Corning junr. brought the following
receipt.
Boston December 3, 1703. Received of Mr. Samuel Corning, Constable of Beverly, thirty three pounds,
twelve shillings in part. Received for Mr. James Taylor, Treasurer.
Jer. Allen
At the same meeting of the Selectmen on the 15 of September, 1704, Samuel Corning junr. brought the
three following receipts.
Boston April the 5th, 1704. Received of Mr. Samuel Corning, Constable of Beverly, thirty one pounds,
thirteen shillings, in full of the within mentioned warrant. Received for Mr. James Taylor, Treasurer.
Jer. Allen
Boston May 30, 1704. Received of Mr. Samuel Corning, Constable of Beverly, 41 pounds, 10 shillings in
part. Received for Mr. James Taylor, Treasurer.
Jer. Allen
Boston June 26th, 1704. Received of Mr. Samuel Corning, Constable of Beverly, sixteen pounds, one
shilling and one penny in part. Received for Mr. James Taylor, Treasurer,
Jer. Allen