Gloucester, Massachusetts was first settled by Europeans in 1628 and was incorporated as a city in 1873. Town Warrant, Gloucester c. 1700sFirst Parish Meeting Minutes, Gloucester 1777Town Meeting Minutes, Gloucester 1777Result of Convention of Essex County Delegates, Ipswich 1778Walking Vote at Town Meeting, Gloucester 1780Rogers Indenture, Gloucester 1785Partial List of Subscribers of the Independent Christian Church, Gloucester c. 1790sAct of Incorporation of the Independent Christian Church, Gloucester 1792Meeting Minutes of the Independent Christian Church, Gloucester 1795Town Expenses, Gloucester c. 1800sTown Meeting Warrant, Gloucester c. 1800sTown Meeting after Washington’s Death, Gloucester 1800Gravestone of David Plummer (d. 1801), First Parish Burial Ground, GloucesterVoice Indenture, Gloucester 1818Town Meeting, Gloucester 1822By-Laws, Gloucester 1824Schooner Ann and Mary, Gloucester 1825Letter for Tax Abatement, Gloucester c. 1830Town Papers, Gloucester c. 1831Nickerson Indenture, Gloucester 1852Estimate for Town Expenses, Gloucester 1860Massachusetts Population, 1920 CensusWPA Open House Week, Gloucester 1940Letter in support of Civil Rights Bill after the assassination of MLK Jr., Gloucester 1968Letter to Selectmen, Gloucester Back to List of Towns
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