EN1870-03-07_com-TrusteeBallots-p1_2021_004_058
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Status: Indexed
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 |
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John T. Bradlee Chn
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