Oswego County N.Y. Offices in 1830

OSWEGO COUNTY, N.Y. OFFICES in 1830

Early photograph of the County Clerk's Office, Oswego, N.Y. ,
Contributed by Brandon Bellinger

Source: The New York Annual Register of 1830, published by Edwin Williams. (The cover was missing on this book, as well as several pages, but a marker inside had this information.)

Constituted in 1816, from Oneida and Onondaga counties. In 1825 its population was 17,875. Present number of towns 17.

Appointed	Names	Residence	Office
1828	Joel TURRILL	Oswego	First Judge
1823	Joseph EASTON	Fulton	Judge
1827	Simeon MEACHAM	Sandy Creek	"
1828	Avery SKINNER	Union Square	"
1829	John REYNOLDS	Orwell	"
1829	David P. BREWSTER	Oswego	District Attorney
1826	Joseph W. HELME	Pulaski	Surrogate
1826	Avery SKINNER	Union Square	Treasurer

Elected
1828	Thomas C. BAKER	Pulaski	Clerk
"	Hastings CURTISS	Hastings	Sheriff
"	Henry DEWEY	Oswego	Coroner
"	Henry F. POTTS	Williamstown	"
"	Kingsbury E. SANFORD	Oswego	"
"	Anson MALTBY	Pulaski	"

Stated terms.---Alternately in the Eastern and western districts, on the first Tuesdays of February and June, and the third Tuesday of September.

Justices of The Peace in Oswego County, N.Y.

Elected

Oswego 1827 Moses P. HATCH 1828 Jacob I. FORT 1829 Edwin W. CLARKE 1829 George CASEY	New Haven 1827 William BULLEN 1828 Theodore GRIDLEY 1829 Norman ROWE 1829 Seth SEVERANCE
Albion 1827 Moulton CROSS 1827 Francis M'LEAN 1829 Charles H. LEARNED 1829 Daniel O. DAVIS	Orwell 1827 Perley WYMAN 1828 John REYNOLDS 1828 Theodore S. GILBERT 1829 Jabez H. GILBERT
Boylston 1828 John WART 1828 John ELDREDGE 1828 Peter WELLS 1829 Philip A. BORTLES	Parish 1828 Luny THAYER 1828 J. I. SLINGERLAND 1829 Marks EDICK 1829 Dennis PECK
Constantia 1827 Frederic H. RHODES 1827 John F. CLARK 1829 Sylvanus ALLEN 1829 Alonzo O. BLAIR	Richland 1827 Robert GILLESPIE 1828 W. W. MATHEWS 1829 John C. PRIDE
Granby 1827 Amory HOWE 1827 John MILLER 1828 Elijah PHILLIPS 1829 Ambrose B. KELLOG	Redfield 1827 William LORD 1827 Daniel DIMICK 1828 E. CHAMBERLAIN 1829 Willet RANNEY
Hannibal 1827 Cephas WEED 1827 Isaac KINNE 1828 William HAWKES 1829 Orin RICE	Sandy Creek 1827 Simeon MEACHAM 1827 James A. THOMPSON 1828 Truman HAWLEY 1829 Alden CRANDALL
Hastings 1827 Ambrose HALE 1827 William FORD 1828 Guilson DEKEMAN 1829 Orvis C. ORMAN	Scriba 1827 John HOWE 1827 George WALES 1828 Ambrose MORGAN 1829 Joseph TURNER
Mexico 1827 Joseph W. HOUGHTON 1827 Orville ROBINSON 1828 Warner MITCHELL 1829 Elias BREWSTER	Volney 1827 Joseph EASTON 1827 Jeremiah HALL 1828 Adin BREED 1829 Lovrwell JOHNSON
-	Williamstown 1827 William HEMPSTEAD 1827 Sage PARKS 1828 Henry F. POTTS 1829 Caleb CARR

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors and Counsellors in Chancery

Admitted as Attorneys
1829	William F. ALLEN
1826	David P. BREWSTER
1827	James BROWN
1800	Rudolph BUNNER Edwin W. CLARKE

Clergy in Oswego County, N.Y.

Oswego James ABEL, P John M'Carty, E John SAYRE, M	Parish George B. DAVIS, B.
Boylston Daniel CORKINS, M	Richland George FREEMAN, P.
Constantia Benjamin M'Coon, B	Sandy Creek Oliver AYRES, P. Timothy GOODWIN, M.
Granby William LAKE, M. R.	Scriba John C. HARRISON
Hannibal Martin POWELL, P William WATKINS, B.	Volney Oliver LEAVITT, P. George HILLS, B. Humphrey NICOLS, B.
New Haven Ralph ROBINSON, P Russell SMITH, B	Williamstown Truman GILLETT, B.
	Mexico David R. DIXON, P. John FULTON, B.

Miltia of the State

The militia of the State of New York consists of three Brigades' and seven regiments of horse-artillery; three divisions, six brigades, twenty-two regiments, and one squadron of cavalry; four divisions, nine brigades, thirty-three regiments, and one battalion of artillery; twenty-eight divisions, fifty-eight brigades, two-hundred and thirty-nine regiments, and twelve battalions of infantry; six regiments, and four battalions of light-infantry; and two divisions, four brigades, twenty-three regiments, and four battalions of riflemen.

CAVALRY
First Brigade

Extends through the counties of Oneida, Oswego, Madison, Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence, Otsego, and Chenango; and comprises the 6th, 11th, 14th, and 18th regiments, an two squadrons.

Solomon White, Brigadier-General
Francis D. Grosvenor, Inspector

Reg'ts	Colonel	Lieut. Colonel	Major
6	Herman KNOX	Chauncey S. BUTLER	Ing. TOWNSEND
11	William V. WEBSTER	John EDGERTON	Lewis F. TOBY
14	Elam BROWN	Jason CLARK	Elias SAGE
18	Timothy J. CAMPBELL	James G. FERGUSON	Welc. BABCOCK

Oswego County Squadron, Safford COE, Major
Lewis County Squadron, Luther HOWE, Major

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