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| Subject | Description | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 851 | Waldoboro Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 852 | Waldoboro Petition Signers | Petitions relating to a law passed on an Act to incorporate the Union Ferry Company | 1862 |
| 853 | Waldoboro Petition Signers | Petitions on a Resolve passed regarding an appropriation to continue the Scientific Survey | 1862 |
| 854 | Walker, James and others | Petitions on a Resolve passed regarding an appropriation to continue the Scientific Survey | 1862 |
| 855 | Wallingford, G. C. and others | Petitions and remonstrances in relation to the passed law in relation to a January Term of the Supreme Judicial Court in York County | 1862 |
| 856 | Waltham Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 857 | Warren Petition Signers | Petitions to supress the sale of Intoxicating Liquors (with female petition signers also) | 1845 |
| 858 | Warren Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 859 | Washington Total Abstinence Society | Petitions to supress the sale of Intoxicationg Liquors (with female petition signers also) | 1845 |
| 860 | Washington Total Abstinence Society | Petitions to supress the sale of Intoxicating Liquors (with female petition signers also) | 1845 |
| 861 | Washington Total Abstinence Society, Cumberland County | Petitions to supress the sale of Intoxicationg Liquors (with female petition signers also) | 1845 |
| 862 | Washingtonian Total Abstinence Temperance Society | Petitions to supress the sale of Intoxicating Liquors (with female petition signers also) | 1845 |
| 863 | Waterboro Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to the removal of the York County Court from Alfred | 1854 |
| 864 | Waterboro Petition Signers | Petitions and remonstrances in relation to the passed law in relation to a January Term of the Supreme Judicial Court in York County | 1862 |
| 865 | Waterford Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 866 | Waterville Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 867 | Waterville Petition Signers | Report on sundry Petitions and Remonstrances for new counties | 1853 |
| 868 | Waterville Petition Signers | Petitions relating to the passed liquor law regarding the sale of pure liquors | 1862 |
| 869 | Watson, Joseph and others | Report on the Petitions for an alteration of the Militia Law | 1842 |
| 870 | Wayne Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 871 | Webb, Jason and others | Petitions on a Resolve passed regarding an appropriation to continue the Scientific Survey | 1862 |
| 872 | Weeks, J. B. and others | Petitions and remonstrances in relation to the passed law in relation to a January Term of the Supreme Judicial Court in York County | 1862 |
| 873 | Weld Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 874 | Wellington Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
| 875 | Wells Petition Signers | Sundry Petitions and Remonstrances relative to an Act to restrict the sale of intoxicating drinks, approved August 7, 1846 (alphabetical by town) | 1847 |
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