The Rev John Williams House
The Rev John Williams House
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Another election was ordered to fill the vacancy for the second session, (the years were so long, or the session so short that the Legislature then met twice a year, ) and, although the parties were almost equally balanced, personal consider- ations prevailed, and Esq. Williams was again returned, with bat one vote against him. This election was held, July 31st. In September following he was indicted by the court at Spring- field for taking part with Great Britain in the war. When he appeared t...o take his seat at the second session of the General Court, he was again rejected by a vote of 114 to 78. In May, 1784, he was arraigned for trial on the charge of sedition, but pleading the 6th article of the Treaty of Peace with Great Bri- tain, he was released. In May, 1784, he was once more chosen Representative; his case was referred to a Committee of the General Court, who reported favorably; he was admitted and re-elected until 1788, becoming an influential member of that body. In 1787, he was chosen Register of Deeds for the North- i6 crn Hampshire District.
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Another election was ordered to fill the vacancy for the second session, (the years were so long, or the session so short that the Legislature then met twice a year, ) and, although the parties were almost equally balanced, personal consider- ations prevailed, and Esq. Williams was again returned, with bat one vote against him. This election was held, July 31st. In September following he was indicted by the court at Spring- field for taking part with Great Britain in the war. When he appeared t...o take his seat at the second session of the General Court, he was again rejected by a vote of 114 to 78. In May, 1784, he was arraigned for trial on the charge of sedition, but pleading the 6th article of the Treaty of Peace with Great Bri- tain, he was released. In May, 1784, he was once more chosen Representative; his case was referred to a Committee of the General Court, who reported favorably; he was admitted and re-elected until 1788, becoming an influential member of that body. In 1787, he was chosen Register of Deeds for the North- i6 crn Hampshire District.
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