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his mind was fo entirely engaged in tliofe purfuiis, that he had «ot madrt 

 that provifion for his family, which to moil of the politicians arid land- 

 johbers was the ultimate end of all theii mcalures and exertions. Willi 

 a view the better to fupport his family he removed to Woodbury ; where 

 in the year 1785, he ended an active and ulcfullife in high ellimation a- 

 mong his friends and countrymen. 



His family had detiv^-d hitle or no eftatc from his ferviccs. After his 

 death they applied to the general affembly of Vermont for a grant of land. 

 The afTembly, with a fpirit of juftice and gcnerofity, remembered the fer- 

 vices of colonel Warner, took up the petition, and granted a valuable traft 

 of land to his widow and family : A meafure highly honorable to the 

 memory of colonel Warner, and of that afTembly. 



No. VIII. 



Proceedings of the Convention that declared the Independence of Vermont. Chapter 

 V. p. i6g. 



New Hampfhire Grants, 1 



IVeJlminjin Court houfe. ^ >"""''>' '5ih, .777. 

 Convention opened according to adjournment, Prefent the followinj 

 members : 



Captain JOSEPH BOWKER. in the Chair. 

 1ft. Voied Dodor REUBEN JONES, Clerk Pto Tempore. 



Bennington, 



Nathaniel Clark, Efq. 

 Captain John Burnham, 

 Mr. Nathan Clark, Jun. 

 Lieut. Martin Powellj 

 Captain John Hail, 

 Col. Thomas Chittenden, 

 Captain Ira .Allen, 

 Captain Jofeph Bowker, 

 Captain Heman Allen, 

 Lieut, Leonard Spalding, 

 Lieut. Dennis Lockland, 

 Nathaniel Robiafon, Efq, 

 Mr. Jofhua Webb, 

 Captain Samuel Fletcher, 

 Col. Thomas Chandler, 

 Doftor Reuben Jones, 

 Lieut. Mofes Right 

 Mr. Ebenezer Hofmgton, 

 Mr. Stephen Tilden, 

 Mr. Benjamin Emmonds, 

 Major Thomas Moredock, 

 Mr, Jacob Burton, 

 By a letter from faid town, 



voting for a new ftatc. 

 By ditto and ditto. 

 ^ . , By ditto and ditto. 



2d^ Voted to adjourn this convcntioD to eight o'clock to marrow i-iiorrN 

 ing, at this place. 



Manchejier, 



Cajlleton, 



Willijion, 



Colchejler, 



Rutland^ 



Dummerjlon^ 



Wejlminjler, 



To'ojnfhend, 



Chejler, 



Rockingham, 



Windfor, 

 Hartford, 

 Woodpock, 

 I^orwich, 



Pomfret, 



Barnard, 



Royalton, 



