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1870-03-07 Trustee Committee on Ballots, 2021.004.058

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Whole number votes 530 Necessary for choice - 266
For 1876. Nathl. J. Bradelee 338 √
Alfred T. Tunner 336 √
Jas Read 191
Turner Sargent 189
John.T. Bradlee 3
Geo. E. Ellis 1
1875. Ths M Brewer 323 √
Avery Plumer 203
James Read 2
NJ Bradlee 1
1871. Jno T. Bradlee 368 √
Geo E Ellis 57
H.enry A.ustin Whitney 25
AT. Turner 21
T. M Brewer 20
N J Bradlee 6
Wm Perkins - 2
J.T. Prince - 2
James Read - 1
Avery Plumer 1
Jno. A Poor - 1

For the Com John T. Bradlee Chn

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Ballots for Trustees Records Vol. IV, p. 290.

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