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Daniell Salmon and Edward Richards deposed that there was a barn upon Mr. Humfrey's farm which was worth at least thirty pounds when Mr. Humfrey left the farm. Further they testified that they would freely give yearly for the farm ten pounds in its present condition. Sworn in court.
Sameuell Benit deposed that the windmill was sold for all it was worth at that time, for there was then a water mill at Line that ground most of the town grist, and that there was a windmill sold at Salame some time afterwards for twenty odd pounds. Sworn in court.
*Writ : John Waldron v. Richard Rowland and Mary Smith, widow; trespass upon his swine; dated Nov. 17, 1662; signed by Francis Johnson, t for the court; and served by John Legg, con- stable of Marblehead.
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John Codner v. Richd. Rowland. Trespass. Concerning swine killed. Withdrawn.
Mr. George Corwin, assignee of Mr. Frances Deane v. John Godfery. Forfeiture of a bond. Verdict for plaintiff .*
Tobyas Temple v. Paule Mansfeild. Battery. For striking him several blows with a paddle, to the great prejudice of his health and hindrance of his occasions.
Mr. Nathanyell Saltonstall, agent or attorney to Richd. Salton- stall, Esq. v. Tho. Stace. For withholding or detaining 37li. 12s. due to plaintiff, being the remainder of the produce of the mill at Ipswich for about three years and a half, beginning in January, 1658. Verdict for plaintiff. The court did not accept this verdict.
Allen Perly v. Henry Bachelor. Non-performance of a bargain. For not giving him a legal assurance of land he bought of him and for which he paid him. Verdict for plaintiff.t
*Writ, dated Oct. 28, 1662, signed by Hillyard Veren,# for the court, and served by Tho. Chandler,¿ constable of Andover.
A note of what John Godfery has paid in to Mr. Georg Corwin of Salem & to Mr. Deane : Pd. him by John Tod, 7li. 12s. 6d .; paid by Will. Ballord to Mr. Deane, two Bushells of wheat; pd. Mr. Corwin by Job Tileer 10 Bushlls. wheat & halfe.
Bond of John (his mark) Godfry of Andover to Mr. Frances Dane of Andover, dated June 27, 1661, for 10li. 15s. to be paid in wheat at the now dwelling house of Mr. George Corwin of Salem on or before Oct. 12 next. Wit: Walter Fayerfeldt and Robert Lord.} Francis Danet assigned this bond, Oct. 27, 1662, to Mr. George Corwin of Salem. Wit : Jonathan Poollt and Samuell Williames.}
John Godfree's bill of charges, Ili. 13s. 6d.
, aged about forty years, deposed that Job Tiller de- livered the wheat at the warehouse of Gordg Curwen for John Goodfry, etc. Sworn, Nov. 12, 1662, before Daniel Denison.}
+Writ, dated Nov. 19, 1662, signed by Robert Lord,} for the court, and served by Robert Lord, marshal of Ipswich, by attach- ment of defendant's farm.
John Gage deposed that about the latter end of May last, being sent for to Goodman Pearly's house to give what information he could about the bounds of a piece of land that said Pearly had bought of Goodman Batchelour, he heard Batchelour's wife tell Pearly that she was willing to resign up her right and interest in the said land, and that she was glad he had bought it. Sworn, Nov. 25, 1662, before Simon Bradstreete.
Alin Perly's charges, 2li. 17s. 9d.
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Tho. Perry v. John Emory. For seven or eight bushels of wheat left in his house .*
Thomas Perly, aged about twenty-one years, deposed that "as my brother Samuell Perly and Nathaniell Perly & I were at worke together, that Goodman Bachelder & my father sent for us to take notice of the bargaine of land which Good : Bachelder & my father had made, wee being Come Goodman Bachelder related the bar- gaine to us as thus, That he had sould all the land which he had lying by the pond for fifty pounds, in wheate & Cattell, vpon the which Goodman Bachelder delivered the land to my father, & in our prsence shewed my father the bounds of the land, & more oucr he hired Corpll. Gage to Come & shew the bounds to my father || who || hath impued the land almost euer since without any moles- tation, & Goodman Bachelder hath feicht Corne almost all sumer & upon the accompt of the land & Good : Bachelder pmised to giue my father an Assurance of the said land when his pay was redy, & my father hath payd him all according to bargaine." Sworn, Nov. 20, 1662, before Daniel Denison.}
Isake Cumins, jr., deposed, 20 : 9 : 1662, that he was chosen by Allen Perlye, with Zakeus Gould, to appraise certain cattle and appraised them at forty-two pounds, which they all three drove to Goodman Batcheller's house. The latter demanded more corn and fewer cattle and said Perlye said he had paid him forty-nine pounds and the remainder he would pay in wheat the next day. Batcheller acknowledged that he had already had some wheat, and Perlye told him if he was not satisfied with the appraisal, he could get others, but he refused. Then Goodman Perlye demanded a deed of land, but he did not answer. When they were gone, said Batcheller went after them and offered to sell Perly a pair of the cattle for commodities. The latter said that if he would give him a deed of the land, he would buy a pair of the cattle and give him commodities as they cost him at Salem, etc. Sworn, Nov. 20, 1662, before Daniel Denison.t
Antony Carrall, aged thirty years, deposed that Goodman Batcheller told him that he had sold this land to Goodman Perly and that he had a good pennyworth. Sworn, Nov. 20, 1662, before Daniel Denison.t
Nathaniell Perly, aged about nineteen years, deposed that Good- man Bachelder paid Corpll. Gage a bushel and a half of wheat to show them the bounds, etc. Sworn, Nov. 20, 1662, before Daniel Denison.t
Zacheus Gould deposed. Sworn in court.
Samuel Pearlay deposed. Sworn in court.
*Writ, dated Nov. 9, 1662, signed by Tho. Fiske, ; for the court, and served by Anthone Mors, jr.,f constable of Newbery.
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Administration upon the estate of George Smith, deceased, was granted to Jeffery Marsy and Thomas Rootes, who were ordered to bring in an inventory.
Charles Gott, jr., was sworn constable for Wenham and Ambross Gale for Marblehead.
Edw. Hillyard, attorney to Andrew Woodberye v. Paule Mans- feild. Debt. Due for freight of fish. Verdict for plaintiff .*
John Emerry's bill of charges, 2li. 4d.
John Emerry, jr., aged about thirty-five years, deposed that his father took pains to carry this wheat aboard John Harises boat, according to Thomas Peryes order. Sworn in court.
John Godfry deposed that speaking with Mr. Juet about the wheat, he told him that he had received it indeed, but Pery owed him a great deal more, etc. Sworn before Charles Gott, Phinehas Fiske and Robert Gowin, commissioners.
Letter of attorney, dated Nov. 22, 1662, given by Thomas (his mark) Perry to his well beloved friend, Richard Coye of Ipswich. Wit : Tho. Fisket and Thomas White.t
John Emery, sr., deposed that about eight or nine years ago Thomas Perry brought a parcel of wheat to his house to be deliv- ered to Mr. Juet and John Tod, about eight or nine bushels of wheat and about three bushels of rye. When Hareses boat came to gather up corn at Newbery, deponent delivered the wheat to Mr. Juet's account and the rye to John Tod's, and afterward told Mr. Juet of it, by Goodman Perry's order, etc. Sworn before Charles Gott, Phinehas Fiske and Robert Gowin, commissioners.
John Emery, jr., deposed that Thomas Perry asked deponent's father if he could leave his wheat there until the boat came in for Mr. Jewett's corn, which was done. Sworn before the commis- sioners.
*Writ, dated 18 : 9 : 1662, signed by Hillyard Veren,t for the court, and served by Samll. Archard, ¡ marshal of Salem, by attach- ment of house and land of defendant.
Letter of attorney, dated Sept. 4, 1662, given by Andru Wood- bery,t mariner, of Salem, to Edward Hillard, mariner, of Salem. Wit : John Cummingst and George Benson.t
Bill of charges, a warrant served at Marblehead and Mathew Nexen, Elias Mason, Edward Hilliard and John Codner, witness fees, etc., 1li. 1s. 6d.
Edward Hilliard, aged about thirty-four years, deposed, 26 : 9 : 1662, that "I went to monheagin wth Andrew Woodbery in a bark; about Eight yeares in June past : and took in the Fish that Pawle Mansfeeld and company Cacht : and brought it to marble- head to Jnº Coddners stage wheare wee dellyverd it : to Pawle
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Arther Sandy of Marblehead had his former license renewed for keeping an ordinary for the ensuing year.
Mr. John Hathorne of Lynn had his former license renewed for the ensuing year.
John Bartoll was fined 30d. for absence from the grand jury.
Osmand Dutch being arrested to this court by Clement Hadly and the plaintiff not appearing to prosecute, the said Dutch was allowed costs .*
Osmand Dutch was exempted from common training.
There was a return made that the way in Newbery marsh leading to the bridge was mended, which return was accepted by the court.
Israell and Nathan Webster, sons of Jon. Webster, deceased, presenting their desires in writing, together with their mother's consent, with Jon. Cheny, sr., Robt. Long and Wm. Elsly as wit- nesses, and said Israell Webster being present in court and mani- festing his desire also, that his father-in-law Jon. Emory and brother-in-law Jon. Emory, jr., might be appointed guardians, the court appointed them guardians, and also ordered that the bond given into Ipswich court for security for the children's portions remain in full force.t
John Loomes was freed from common training so long as he continued miller, paying 6s. yearly to the use of the company.
Jon. Trask was freed from training, paying 6s. yearly to the use
mansfeeld : whoe pmised to giue Andrew Woodb. a trew accot of it when hee had wayd it : the quantitie as neere as I Conceauc might be about seven or Eight score Quintalls." Sworn in court.
Mathew Nichson, aged about forty-six years, deposed, 26 : 9 : 1662, that he heard Pawle Mansfeeld ask Andrew Woodbery at Monheagin for freight in his vessel for some fish. Woodbery replied that he would carry it, and if not that voyage, he would come again for it, which he did. Sworn in court.
Elias Masen testified that he heard Paule Mansfild say that Andrew Woodbery brought for him four score quintels and two or three of fish from Monhigen. Sworn in court.
*Osmand Dutch's bill of costs in Russell's action, Ili. 8s.
¡Petition of Israel Webster,# aged eighteen years, and Nathan Webster,¿ aged sixteen years, for appointment of John Emery, sr., and John Emery, jr., as their guardians, signed also by Mary (her mark) Emery. Wit : John Cheney, sr.,¿ Robert Longį and Wil- liam Elsly.#
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of the company, provided he attend at the captain's call or pleasure.
Mr. Georg Corwin was discharged of his bond for the good behavior of Joseph Daliver, and no person appearing, said Daliver also was cleared and discharged.
Mr. John Trumboll was ordered to pay 40s. according to law for not prosecuting his appeal to the Court of Assistants.
Whereas there was administration granted to John Clearke and Allister Greine, upon the estate of Arzbell Anderson, deceased, who gave bond at Salem court, 10 : 10 : 1662, and returned an in- ventory, this court ordered that upon the clerk's warrant to said John Clerk, the latter was to deliver the estate, which was 38li., into the hands of Allister Greime, and his receipt was to be his discharge .*
Mary Smith, being summoned to appear at this court by order of the Ipswich court, appeared, and not being able to clear herself of causing much trouble to the court and divers persons by her passionate distempers in difference with her son Richard Rowland, the court ordered her to pay all costs.t
Osmand Traske was admonished for abusing the constable and his assistant in the execution of his office, and was ordered to pay costs and Robert Hibbert's witness fee.
*Account of debts, dated 25 : 9 : 1662, paid out of Arzbell Anderson's estate, since his decease, by Oliver Purchis:# Charges of his Buriall, 2li. 9s. 3d .; keeping his cow In ye Herd yt. sum- mer yt. he dyed, 6s .; debt to Wm. Gibson of Boston, 1li. 9s. 6d .; to Captayne Savage of Boston, 2li. 14s .; to Rowland Mackfashon's order, 5s .; keeping of his cow fro ye end of ye Herd tyme untill ye Court tyme in December past, 7s .; to keeping his mare and colt and keeping them in pasture & Winter meat until ye Court deter- mined in December, 10s .; to Macam Downing, Ili. 17s .; to John Hathorne, 1li. 1d .; to clerk of ye Court for Copies, etc., 5s .; total, 11li. 3s. 9d.
+Copy of Ipswich court record of Sept. 30, 1662, dismissing Richard Rowland and summoning Mary Smith to next Salem court, also copies of all the evidence, including the depositions of Samuel Ward, Samuell Ebern, John Peach, sr., Goody Nichelson, Mary Eburne, wife of John Gatchell, Mary, wife of Elias White, Francis Johnson, John Legg, jr., John Legg, sr., John Gatchell, George Emery, Mary Trevett, Elizabeth, wife of John Legg, and Dorithy Cromwell. Copies made by Robert Lord,# cleric.
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Mr. Edmond Batter, administrator of the estate of Tho. Wilkes, deceased, was ordered to send only 40li. of the estate to England to the widow, and to keep the remainder until the court takes further order.
The General Court, having impowered the county court to dis- pose of Henry Bachelor and his wife and their estate for their present and future good, court ordered that Thomas Tredwell and Theophilus Wilson provide a convenient place for them in the town; also that said Tredwell and Wilson let out and dispose of their farm and stock for their present and future good and so they may have better opportunities to attend the public worship of God upon the Lord's days, and have comfortable subsistence pro- vided, and to be ready to give account to the court at any time.
John Woolcott, who built the bridge between Newbery and Rowly, promised in court to make the said bridge sufficient, where- in it is adjudged to be defective for want of some little work to be performed. Woolcott promised to secure the bridge until May next, and the county treasurer was ordered to pay him 40li .*
Sara Buffum, for committing fornication, was ordered to be whipped not exceeding ten stripes or to pay 50s.
The wife of Robert Wilson, for "her barbarous & unhuman goeing naked through the Towne, is sentenced to be tied at a Carts tayle with her body naked downward to her wast, & whipped from Mr Gidneyes Gate till she come to her owne house, not exceeding 30 stripes, & her mother Buffum & her sister Smith, that were abetted to her &c. to be tyed on either side of her, at the carts taile naked to their shifts to ye wast, & accompany her."
This court, considering the unworthy and malignant speeches and carriages of John Kitchin, in open court, saw cause to remove him from the office of sergeant of the foot company, and he was admonished.
*Thomas Burnum f and Waltter Roper, t who were chosen by the court to view the bridge at Nuberry to see if it were sufficiently built, reported on Nov. 27, 1662, that they "viewed it the last secontt daye and find some defectts which hee hath mended what the tim hath aforded him too doe and will ingage too doe the rest as oppertunity serves and tell itt bee don will ingage too the honoured coartt too secure the brege and that being done which hee ingageth too doe wee supose itt may bee sofichent."
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Mr. Gedney had his former license renewed for one year.
Mr. Tho. Gardner had liberty granted him to sell at retail what strong waters he had on hand.
Elyas Stileman, administrator of the estate of Elyas Stileman, sr., deceased, was given liberty to perfect the inventory and bring it in to the next Ipswich court.
Whereas some one in behalf of Mr. Richd. Stileman asked this court for liberty to keep an ordinary in Salem, the court answered that if said Stileman come to Salem and have the consent of the selectmen of Salem, and accordingly begin upon the work, he would not be liable to any damage until next Salem court, and then if the court see cause, he should have a license
Worshipfull Major William Hathorne was impowered to end those presentments that this court did not hear and end, concern- ing such persons as did not frequent the public ordinances, and also Nathall. Carrell for stealing.
Mr. Croad had license granted him to sell strong waters at retail for the year ensuing.
Mr. Georg. Corwin, Mr. William Browne, Mr. Edmond Batter, Mr. Walter Price and Mr. Woodcock had their licenses renewed to sell strong water at retail for the ensuing year.
Will* of George Farr was presented to this court and proved by
*Will of George Farr of Lynn, dated July 1, 1662, proved 26 : 9 : 1662 : "My will is that my sonne John should haue the lot of ground that lieth betwen the ground of Captan martialls and the ground of goodman winters allso I giue tow acers of salt march which is in Roumly march to my sonne John to him and his ares for euer Also it is my will that my sons lazerous and Bengamin should haue my hous and all the land About it and the lot that lyeth near the land of Captan || martiall || and iohn lueces to them and to thare ares for euer and if onny of them die before he be at age then thare porshon shall goe to my sones that doth life ether iohn lazerous or Bengamin Also it is my will that my wife shall haue hare thirds of all my estat so long as she doth reman a widdow but in Cas shee should marry then hare thirdes should sease and shee shall haue that which shee and hare sones shall Agree for and after har desease hare thirds shall goe to my three sones namely iohn lazerous and Bengemin Also it is my will that my sone ioseph shall haue fifty shillings when he Comes to age Also it is my will that my four douter[s] namly mary marthr : Elizebeth and sarah shall haue fifti shilins apese and mary and martha should haue it paed to them tow yeare after my desease and that Elizebeth and
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oath of Henry Silsby and allowed, as was also an inventory* amounting to 108li. 8s.
The servants of Mr. Gidney's house were allowed 6s. 8d.
Fined by Worshipfull Major Wm. Hathorne : On 1 : 6 : 1662, Tho. Lyon fined 10s. for unlocking a door and stealing; on 24 : 6 : 1662, Frances Capes, Capt. Moore's man, fined 20s. for swear- ing more than once; on 17 : 9 : 1662, Paule Mansfeild fined 20s. for breach of the peace and striking Tobias Temple.
Presentments brought into court, 28 : 9 : 1662, and found: These several persons were fined for frequently absenting themselves from the public ordinances on the Lord's days, John Kitching, wife of Robert Buffum, Phillip Veren, the wife of John Suthwick, John Smale, wife of Henry Trask, Mihill Shaflin, Hana Burton, wife of Richd. Gardner, Damorice Pope, 13li. for fifty-two days, each; wife of Anthony Needham, 5li. for twenty days; Samuell Shattock and his wife, 15li. each for sixty days; wife of Robert Wilson, 10li .; wife of Mr. Tho. Gardner, 40s .; John Mastone, 7li. 10s .; wife of Robert Stone, wife of John Smith, wife of Joseph Pope, Danyell
sarah shall haue thares paed to them foure yeare after my deseas Also it ||is|| my will that ||my|| mare and Cattel and my housould goods shall be for the euse of my famely It is my will mr laton and Francis Burrill and allin Brad iuner shall be the ouerseers of my wif and Children." George (his mark) Far. Wit: Henery Sills- beyt and Francis Burrillt
*Inventory of the estate of George Farr, deceased, taken, 24 : 9 : 1662, by Henry Collins, sr., t and Henery Sillsbey:| Beding, 1li. 10s .; baggs, sifes and roopes, 1 li. 2s .; a table and forme, 12s .; pcell of barrells, wheels, chairs and forme, 13s. 6d .; pcell of milking vessels and barrells, a churne, 17s .; one pottage pot, one kettle, a smothing Iron, one fryinge pann & a paire of tongs, 17s .; five old Axes & one spade, 11s. 6d .; one cart roope, 8s .; tow siths, tow forkes and a handsaw, 7s .; one muskett and a sword, 15s .; one pcell of old bookes and tow pots & old pecke and a paire of spininge cards, 6s .; one bettle & wedges, 4s .; thirty Bush. of Indian corne, 4li. 10s .; one weavers lume wth the tacklings, 2 li .; one cart and whels and one plough with the tacklings, 1li. 10s .; one paire of oxen, 12li .; tow cows, 8li .; one heifer, 1li. 15s .; one calfe, 1li .; three hoggs, 4li. 10s .; tow piggs, 10s .; one mare, 8li. 10s .; one dwellinge house and some outhousinge wth. the lote it stands upon, 20li .; eight acres of upland, 16li .; eight acres more of upland, 16li .; tow acres of salt marsh in Rumley march, 5li .; total, 109li. 8s.
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Sothwick, Provided Sothwick, Samuell Gaskill and Joseph Boyce, each, 6li. 10s .; Josiah Sothwick and his wife, 13li .; also the wife of John Smale, John Blevein, John Burton, sr., Joseph Pope and Robert Stone were convicted of being frequently absent from the public ordinances .*
Fined by the worshipfull Major Wm. Hathorne : On 13 : 10 : 1662, William Mastone, 6li. 10s. for twenty-six days' absence from public ordinances; John Smith and Nathanyell Tompkins, for frequent absence; Nathaniell Carrell,t 20s., for stealing three pecks of wheat and a bag out of the mill.
*The wife of John Kichine, wife of Philip Verin, Nickalas Phelpes and his wife, wife of John Small, Richard Gardoner, Willam Mas- ton, wife of Gorge Gardener, John Hill and Mary Kichine were also presented. Wit : William Flint, Thomas Rootes, John Neill and Anthony Buxton.
+John Trask,¿ aged twenty years, and John Ward,# aged twenty years, deposed, 25 : 4 : 1662, that they heard that the mother and wife of Nathanyell Carill said that he had told them he had stolen the wheat, and Carill told deponents he threw the bag into the river, showing them the place where he threw it.
Inventory of the estate of Thomas Smith, late of Salem, deceased, taken, 17 : 4 : 1662, by Jefferie Massey and Tho. Rootes :¿ A dwelling house and quarter of an acre of land, 18li .; one Cowe, 4li .; 3 sheepe & 3 lambes, 2li. 10s .; 1 sowe, swyne & 2 shuits, 2li. 8s .; 1 feather bed, 3 feather boulsters & 4 feather pillows, 8li .; 2 beds fild wth. Flockes & otherwise, 2li .; 1 halfe head bedstead & 2 other bedsteeds, 1li. 4s .; 1 Greene Pott Rug, 1li. 8s .; 2 white blankets, Ili. 5s .; 2 bed Coverings, 1li. 10s .; 5 payre of Canvas sheets, 2li. 10s .; 5 payre of pillow beeres, 18s .; 5 table napkins, 12s .; 2 pewter dishes, 5s .; 1 pewter quart & 1 pewter pint, 7s .; 5 sawsers of pewter, 2s .; 1 beaker, 1 Cupp, 3 potenshees, 1 Candle- sticke & 1 salt, 12s .; 2 basons, 1 Chamber pott, 1 brass candlestick & 2 bras cups, 15s .; 2 brass ketles, 2li. 15s .; a little brass ketle & a brass skellit, 6s .; 2 Iron pots & one Iron possnett, 18s .; 1 truncke, 1 Chest, 12s .; 2 Frying pans and a warming pan, 12s .; 2 spits, 2 hakes, a gridiron and five shovells & tongs, 16s .; over sea dishes of severall sorts, 1li .; 6 Cheares & 2 litle tables, 12s. 5d .; 2 hogs- hed barrells and other treene ware, Ili .; sword, musket & banda- lires, 1li. 6s .; 3li. wool, 4s .; a shuetc of apell, viz., Coate & breeches, 2li. 10s .; Coate, briches & wascote, 1li. 15s .; 1 hatt, 8s .; 1 payre of shag, 1 pare of stockens, 10s .; 2 shirts, 12s .; 2 shirts, 10s .; total, 63li. 15s. Debts out of the estate, 34li. 9s. 5d. The widow was not able to come to court, but the inventory was allowed at Salem
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COURT HELD AT IPSWICH, MAR. 31, 1663.
Judges: Mr. Simon Bradstreet, Mr. Samuell Symonds, Major Genll. Denison, Major Will. Hathorne and Mr. Edward Woodman.
Jury of trials: Lt. Samuell Appleton, Joseph Mettcalfe, Thomas Bishop, Mr. Samuell Rogers, Thomas Low, Robert Day, Hercules Woodman, Robert Addams, William Cottle, James Barker, Eze- kiell Northend, William Nicolls and Sergt. Rich. Jacob, in Lin actions.
court, 26: 9: 1662, and the estate given into the hands of the widow for the bringing up of the children.
Execution, dated July 21, 1662, against Edward Calcord in satisfaction of a judgment granted John Hathorne at Salem court, 26: 9: 1661, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric. Samuel Archard,* marshall, on July 22, 1662, appointed John Clearke of Hamersmith his deputy.
Execution, dated Aug. 10, 1662, against Richard Ormsby in satisfaction of a judgment granted John Godfery at Salem court, June 24, 1662, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric. Samuell Ar- chard,* marshal, on 24: 7: 1662, appointed Robert Lord,* marshal of Ipswich, his deputy, who attached ninety-six acres of upland and six acres of marsh, appraised at four score and sixteen pounds, belonging to said Ormsbee. The appraisers were John Sevrance of Salsbury, John Emery of Newbery and Robert Lord of Ipswich. Bond of Jeremiah Jewett .*
Execution, dated June 26, 1662, against Jonas Moore in satis- faction of a judgment granted Mr. Peeter Duncan at Salem court, June 24, 1662, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric, and served by Thomas Judkins,* constable of Glosester, deputy of Samuell Archard,* marshal of Salem. Peter Duncan's* receipt to the constable, dated July 5, 1662, for eight pounds, four shillings.
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