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Richard Brabrooke, aged about fifty years, deposed that Good- man Crose's son and daughter would have turned Rachell Clenton out of doors to provide for herself, had it not been for Robert Crose, sr. Sworn, June 20, 1667, before Daniel Denison .*
Rachell Clenton deposed that Robert Crose, sr., solicited her to be married to Larrence Clenton and labored hard with the Worshipful Mr. Simonds to marry them, that he said he was a man who deserved a maid worth a bushel of gold and Crose him- self would give her a better portion than her father did. Crose also sent his son to persuade her to be married to Clenton, and that the latter said that he had an uncle worth thousands and he would be his heir, also that he had fifty pounds in gold to come in Capt. Pearse, that he had a mother at Boston and other lies to delude her, etc. Sworn in court.
James Foord, aged about twenty six years, deposed that at the time of the examination, Robert Crose, sr., was to return the money to Elder Whipple and Mr. Richard Hubberd, which was published upon Ipswich meeting house door. Also that Crose
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Joshua Ward v. Thomas Rix, administrator of the estate of Miles Ward. For withholding 10li. given him by his father, deceased. Defaulted.
Martha Ward v. Tho. Rix, administrator of the estate of Miles Ward. For withholding 10li. given her by her father, deceased. Defaulted.
Mr. William Browne v. Joseph Jencke, sr. Debt. Withdrawn .*
called Clenton his right hand man, and Capt. Breeden had told Crose that Clenton had good friends in England. Sworn, Nov. 23, 1667, before Daniel Denison.t
Ruth White, aged about thirty years, deposed that at the examination, Goodman Crosse and his brother Andrewes urged Rachell to give a definite answer as to whether she would marry Clenton, and at last Major Denison reproved them and bade them go out of doors and woo maids there but not in his house. De- ponent went to her mother's house and remained there fearing that they would intice Rachell, her sister, etc. Sworn, Nov. 26, 1667, before Samuel Symonds.t
Mr. Theophilus Willson, constable, deposed that he set up the order on the meeting house door, etc. Sworn, 25 : 9 : 1667, before Daniel Denison.t
Mr. Robert Lord, clerk, deposed. Sworn, 25 : 9 : 1667, before Daniel Denison.t
Robert Crosse, jr., aged twenty-five years, deposed. Sworn, Nov. 25, 1667, before Samuel Symonds.t
Nathaniell Stone, aged about thirty-four years, deposed. Sworn, June 20, 1667, before Daniel Denison.t
Petition of Rachell (her mark) Clinton: That she had been for two years under great suffering occassioned by the dealings of her brother, Thomas White; that the 30li. left her by her father was put first into her brother, Richard Coy's hands for improve- ment, thence into White's hands, and it had been kept from her thirteen years, both interest and principle; that now she is desti- tute of money and friends; that whereas she formerly lived with her mother in a small cottage in Ipswich, where she cared for her mother who was unable to care for herself, her said mother had been taken from her to said White's house, also the household stuff, and the cottage, which was built for petitioner's mother and herself and given by will by her mother, while she was in her right mind, to said Rachell, had been unlawfully sold and the estate disposed of as White pleased; that she asks the favor of the court "that shee may not be forced to wander from house to house like an Indian or bruit beast;" that she was willing to work but had not been able to because she had been made almost devoid of common reason, etc.
*Writ, dated 20 :9 : 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren,t for the Jourt, and addressed to the marshal of Salem.
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Richard Haven, was allowed costs in the action brought by Hackaliah Bridges, who did not prosecute .*
Theophilus Baily was licensed to retail strong waters by any measure out of doors for the ensuing year.
In consideration that the wife of Richd. Gardner had removed out of this jurisdiction to dwell, her fine of 40s. was, upon request, of Mr. Samuell Gardner, remitted to 20s., said Samuell agreeing to pay the other 20s.
James Moulton, jr., was sworn constable of Wenham.
Capt. Tho. Marshall had his former license renewed.
Silvester Eavely had his license renewed, giving oath in court that he would abide by the order of the Generall Court of Oct., 1667, concerning four bushels of barley malt to be put in one hogs- head of beer.
Mr. John Hathorne's license was renewed, but he was not to sell strong waters to be drunk in the house, only to strangers.t
Court being informed that there were very many persons in the town of Salem who had not taken the oath of fidelity it was ordered that all such persons repair to the Worshipfull Major Will. Hathorne to take said oath.
William Bennet was dismissed from common training paying to the use of the company of Manchester one bushel of corn per annum.
Abner Ordeway, for carrying away two oxen of Joshua Rayes from his ground, was fined.
William Batt was fined for striking Richard Haven.}
*Rich. Haven's bill of cost, 5s. 2d.
+John Hathorne's§ petition to the court: That he had lived in Lyn almost sixteen years, having bought the ordinary and land, and had heard no complaint from the selectmen; that the select- men may be restrained from licensing so many in Lyn to sell beer, wine and strong water, as it was ruining his business; that he had no lands and no trade and was dependent upon the ordinary for a living; that Baylye and Capt. Marshall had been given lic- licenses without reason, etc.
#Richard Haven, constable of Lyn, and John Hathorne of Lyn, deposed that upon the highway as they came from Mr. Benett's to Lyn, Georg Oaks and William Batts, his servant, came along also, the latter giving them many reviling words. When they
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The wife of George Oakes was fined for swearing and for throw- ing a pair of shears at John Hathorne, cutting his hand.
Allester Greime forfeited his bond for appearance, and was ordered to pay costs .*
Josiah Sothwick was fined 10s. for contempt of authority by keeping on his hat after he was required to pull it off.
Hester Carepea, Mr. Rucke's servant, was fined for fornication.
Court ordered that the marshal return 4li. of the 6li. fine which he took from Goodwife Pope, at a court held 28 : 9 : 1665.
Administration upon the estate of Samll. Archard, was granted to Susana Archard, widow, and Samuel Archard, and they were ordered to bring in an inventory to the next Ipswich court.
Sara Lambert was ordered to be whipped for fornication, which sentence was executed.
reached the place where Capt Bridges' old house was, Haven received a blow on the head. Batt and Oaks had sticks in their hands, and the former struck Haven when he told him he would arrest him. Oaks refused to assist the constable. When they came to the Lyn end of Lyn bridge, Batt turned again and Oaks and Halloway made a stand, whereupon Batt said to the consta- ble," will you haue me to prisson com down then; whereupon the constable did light off his horse & gooing to take hold of batts to haue him along," etc., took hold of the collar or neckcloth of the constable and shook him several times. As they came near to Mowers' house, etc. Sworn, 16 : 1 : 1666-7, before Wm. Hathorne,¿ assistant.
Richard Haven's complaint: That in the execution of his office of constable the last January, he being lame, he went to arrest Joseph Halloway, Georg Oaks' man, who was unwilling to go with him, so said Haven went to the next house and asked John Ha- thorne to assist him. As soon as Hathorne came to Oaks' door, laying his hand upon the door post and looking in, the wife of Georg Oaks took a pair of tailors shears and flung them at the face of said Hathorne, saying she would kill him. Hathorne lifted up his hand to save his face and cut his hand. The shears flew over his shoulder. Sworn in court.
*Summons, dated 26 : 9 : 1667, to Edward Humber, Mary Searle, sometime the wife of Allexander Seers, deceased, wife of Jeremiah Booteman and Charles Hill, Danyell Rumboll's servant, as witnesses in the action concerning Allester Greime and Sara Lambert, signed by Hillyard Veren,¿ cleric, and returned by Henry Renold,¿ constable of Salem.
+Dorethy Cromwell and Mary Woodbury deposed that as soon as Sarrah Lambert's child was born, she said that it was #Autograph.
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Zachariah Herrick, presented for being drunk at the house of Osmand Trask and for often swearing profanely by God, was fined and ordered to pay witness fees to Osmand Trask and his son .*
Richard Haven was fined for drinking to excess two several times.t
Nathanyell Kertland, John Witt and Ephraim Hall were ad- monished for profaning the Lord's day by going to the house of William Crofts in time of public exercise and drinking cider.}
Henry Coomes, for abusing Mr. Walton, saying that he preached nothing but lies, was fined or to be whipped.§
John Elletrap was fined for profane cursing, saying "a plauge take it."||
Alester Grime's, etc. Sworn, 15 : 1 : 1666-7, before Wm. Ha- thorne, T assistant.
*Wit: Edward Trask, son of Osmond.
+Lynn presentment. Wit: George Oakes and wife Genet and William Batt.
William Batt, aged about thirty years, deposed that Richard Haven came in drunk to George Oakes' house the last summer about the time of hilling of Indian corn and railed at said Oakes, calling him beggarly fellow, etc. Sworn, 15 : 2 : 1667, before Wm. Hathorne, T assistant.
George Oake and William Batt deposed that Haven was dis- tempered with drink when he served the attachment, etc. Sworn in court.
#Lynn presentment. Wit: Timothy Cooper, Elizabeth Ingals and Crofts' servants. They also roasted apples.
Anna Crofts, aged sixty years, deposed that they missed half a barrel of cider and apples, and inquired of their servant Timothy Cooper how they went out of the house. Timothy said he heard that when he was at Marblehead there were some to went to the house on Sabbath days and coming back found them there. Later they examined each servant separately and they all gave the same names of those who were drinking there. Elizabeth Ingolls also came and told them that she saw John Wit, Nathaneel Kirt- land and others around the house when she and Mrs. Whiting went to the meeting, etc. Sworn also by William Croft, 28 : 9 : 1667, before Wm. Hathorne, I assistant.
§Marblehead presentment. Wit: Benjamin Parmiter and his wife, and Debory Garlier.
||Manchester presentment. Wit: Arrabela Boldin, Martha Norman and John Norman's wife.
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Abner Ordaway, presented for breach of the peace, and being not guilty, was dismissed .*
Inventoryt of the estate of Thomas Randall was brought in, amounting to 6li. 9s. Court ordered that the estate remain in the hands of Sara, relict of John, until the court took further order.
Samuell Shattock and wife, the wife of Leift. Gardner, John Kitchin and wife, John Mastone, sr., old Goodwife Buffum, Joshua Buffum and wife, Josiah Sothwick, Daniell Sothwick, John Smith and wife, the wife of Mr. Tho. Gardner, Michaell Shaflin, wife of Robert Stone, John Burton, sr., John Small; for not fre- quenting the public ordinances of God on the Lord's days, were sentenced, the men 20s. fine, and the women 10s., each, and if they fail to pay or give security, they were to be sent to the house of correction at Ipswich upon their own cost, for one week. Wor- shipfull Major William Hathorne was to see the sentence executed and it was left to his wisdom to decide the season of sending them. The marshal was impowered to press carts or horses necessary for conveying them safely to the house of correction and to dis- train their goods for the payment of the charge.#
Court considering the petition from several inhabitants of Mar- blehead, in reference to the calling and settling of a meet person to join with Mr. Walton for carrying on the work of the ministry among them, approved of the course and Mr. Walton also ap- proving, court appointed Major Hathorne and Mr. Higgesson to assist the people with their advice and counsel.
To the servants of Mr. Gidneyes house, 7s. 6d., and Mr. Browne's servant, 18d.
*Wenham presentment. Wit: Robert Hibbert and Philip Wels.
#Inventory of the estate of Thomas Randall, deceased, taken Nov. 20, 1667, by Moses Mavericket and Erasomus James :; One Rugg, 1li. 10s .; one Bolster and pillow, 15s .; one bedsack with Flockes and two old Blanketts, 10s .; 1 pr. of sheetts, 16s .; 1 pr. Breeches, 8s .; one whele, 4s .; one chest, 7s .; one Hogg, 18s .; Cotten yarne, 7s .; one pewter Dish, poringer and Driping pan, 5s .; one smothing Iron and pot hangers, 5s .; one Bed matt, 4s .; total, 6li. 9s.
#Wit: John Porter, sr., and Benjamin Felton.
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Mr. William Browne, sr., Capt. George Corwin, Capt. Walter Price, Mr. Edmond Batter, Mr. Bartholmew, Mr. John Croad and Mr. William Woodcock had their licenses renewed.
Nicholas Potter, aged about sixty-three years, deposed that upon making the match between John Archard and Bethiah Weekes, Samuel Archard, father to Jon. Archard promised to give his son Jno. Archard, 60li., that is, in a house that he promised to build for him and to let him have the ground that the house should stand on, with five acres in the south field. The house had been built and John Archard was not only forced to help work about it but to pay for workmen, boards, nails and other things. Sworn in court.
John Osgood and Phillip Cromwell deposed that being present in the house of Jon. Osgood in Andover, they heard Samuell Archard, marshal, promise Sara Osgood, widow, to give his son Samuel Archard upon his marraiage with Hanna Osgood, her daughter, half an acre of land in the town of Salem which was formerly farmer Porter's and to build him a house 25 feet long and 16 feet broad and to finish it. Also to give him two cows, one mare, one horse, a ten-acre lot, enough meadow to winter four or five cows and a feather bed. This was when the match was con- sented to and agreed upon, some time in the winter about seven years ago. Sworn in court.
Inventory* of the estate of Mr. Jonathan Browne is on file and the division of the estate among the creditors at the rate of 5s. 4d. per li.
List of presentments, signed by John Porter,t in the name of the rest :-
Tho. Chubb, jr., was presented for abusing Capt. Lathrop's servant, Abigall Foott, by lifting her up and violently striking her head against the door-sill and joist of the house. Wit: Osmand Traske, and the wife of Nathaniell Masters.
*Bond, dated Nov. 17, 1666, whereas there were twenty-nine hogsheads of tobacco shipped upon the Johns Adventure in Ver- ginia in Mar. 1666, Richard Greene being master, consigned to Mr. Abraham Browne, Edmond Downs & Co., of which one quarter part was the property of Mr. James Allen of Boston, Jonathan Brownet agreed to make good the bargain to pay Allen for his quarter part in case the company failed to pay, either in current money at two pence per pound or good, sound merchantable tobacco in cask, etc. Wit: Richard Cooke.t Sworn, 1 :9 : 1667, before Anthony Stoddard,t commissioner.
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John Browne,* sr., petitioned the court, 11 : 6 : 1667, that his daughter Abiell Browne, who had been appointed administratrix, was a helpless widow and not able to act, and he, having been called away, desired the court to appoint some one to settle the estate. He agreed to satisfy according to every man's proportion. Jona. Browne* of Salem, on July 13, 1666, promised to pay to Roburt Buling of Choptanck, Maryland, 3962li. of tobacco ac- cording to his father, Mr. John Browne's obligation, etc.
Inventory of the estate of Mr. Jonathan Browne, deceased, taken Apr. 16, 1667, by Hillyard Veren* and Samuell Gardner :* One smale young horse, his wintering being allowed, 4li .; one cow with wintering, 4li .; 2 smale piggs, 10s .; one fether bed, bolster, pillow, Rugg, blanket, old covering, curtaines, vallens, bedsteed, 9li .; one side cubbord in ye chamber & cloath, 1li .; one Truckle bedsteed, 6s .; one old bedsteed with a coverd. & old straw bed, 10s .; one pine chest, 6s .; one old sitterne & an old case with som bottells & an old barell, 6s. 8d .; 8 pr. of sheets worne, 4li. 10s .; 19 worne cource table napkins, 10s .; 1-2 doz. of fine diap. napkins, worne, & 9 of other sort, 15s .; 8 Cource towells, 6s .; 3 cource cloathes worne, 10s .; 2 finer worne table cloathes & long towel, 15s .; 5 pr. & one pillowbeere, 1li .; 2 linen cubert cloathes, worne, 5s .; 2 old trunkes & an old box, 12s .; a little square table, 6s. 8d .; a basket chaire, 6s .; a little pine chest, 4s .; a square table & side cubbord, 1li. 4s .; a carpet & window curtains & rod, 12s .; 6 Joyne stooles, 8s .; 10 chaires & a Cradle, 1li. 6s .; in a smale ring, 6 spoons & Cupp, 4li .; 1 pr. Andierns, 10s .; pewter, 2li. 12s .; brass & latten candlesticks, 4s .; earthware, 18s .; a warming pan, 6s. Sd .; a smale, brass Kettle & 2 skilletts, 1li .; 1 brass pott, 18s .; 1 pr. andirons, fire pan & tongues, fender & hangers, 1li .; 2 tables & forme in ye kitchen & stool, Ili .; a spit & smoothing Iron & bel- lowes, 6s. 8d .; some cotten yarne, with a little flax, 4s .; a sea bed & sea cloathes & other wearing cloathes, 6li. 6s .; a rapier & belt, 10s .; 300li. refuse tobacco at 3d. per li., 3li. 15s .; a feather bead properly belonging to ye widdow, 10li .; a bible & 1 book & fore- staff, 10s. Total, 68li. Ss. 8d .; debt due from John Lambart, 1li. 16s. 4d .; by a parcell of Irish goods in the hand of Mr. Thomas Den. Debts due from the estate: to Mr. Henry Bartholmew, 6li. 2d .; Mr. Phillop Crumwell, 7li. 15s. 10 1-2d .; Capt. George Corwin, 9li. 12s. 10d .; Anthony Ashbe, 6li. Ss. Sd .; William Lacke, 14li. 18s. 8d .; Francis Skiry, 7li. 9s. 9d .; Mr. John Gidney, sr., 3li. 3s .; Mr. Richard Gren of Boston, 8li .; Mr. Samuell Shrimp- ton, 14li .; Mr. Allin of Boston, Minister, 60li .; Mr. John Browne, sr., S1li. 11s. 3d .; James Browne, 5li. 10s .; Edword Humber, 2li. 3s. 4d .; Izack Williams, 6li. 6s. 10d .; Mr. Hull, 23li .; total, 250li. 4 1-2d. These debts were ordered to be paid at the rate of 5s. 4d. per pound.
Letter, dated Nov. 1, 1667, from John Hullt to Mr. John Brown, sr .: "I some tyme since Aquainted you that att the frequent And
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Earnest request of yor sonn Johnathan Brown Pretending to me Extreame necessity I lent him and by his desires paied for him severall sums of monies And English Goods at money Price to the valew of thirty fower Pound fiffteen shillings & 7d of wch I recd but eleven Pound fiffteen shilling 6ª he Promised me mony in a very short space butt fayled off Performance I never had any dealing with him before to oblige me to doe that favr but onely with respect to yor selfe as his fathr and my servt Jerimie dumer as his Brother I intreate you to undertake the Consideration of this my debt & also the Managemt theroff that iff it may be I might have the whole though I give you what tyme you desire or iff not the whole then what Proportion is in equity due I Comitt all vnto you being well satisfied both in yours & yor wives Honest desire that right may be done I wrote to you three monthes Agoe my letter is with yor wife for it seemeth you were newly gone to sea. . . If yor selfe please to call at my House I supose I have yor sonns Hand for most prt of it Salem being a place that my occasions will not permit me to Come vnto."
Mr. Johnathan Browne is d' to John Hull : May 31, 1666, to monyes lent & dd. by mrs Scott, 5li .; June 7, more mony lent, 3li .; June 22, Goods dd. to rec. mony or Verginia Tobb. at 1 1-2d., 16li. 15s. 7d .; to Benjamin Musey, 10li .; total, 34li. 15s. 7d. Cr., July 7, 1666, by Tobb. recd., 11li. 15s. 6d .; balance, 23li. 1d.
Maryland, May 31, 1666, Mr. James Aling, Dr., to Tobacco resaved, 9,600; commission on sales, 1,500; total, 11,100. Cr., May 31, 1666, by 90 gallons of romme at 30 pr., 2,700; by 2800li. of suger at 3 pr., 8400; total, 11,100. Bill receipted by Jonathan Browne,* James Allen* made oath, Oct. 31, 1667, before Anthony Stoddard,* commissioner.
Copy of Mr. Jonathan Browne's account: Dr. to Mr. John Browne, sr., 13 : 9 : 1665, to 671 Gildars, 8 stivers paid to Gover Locerman by order as pr. Resate, each Gilder being 20d. Inglish, 55li. 19s .; on 20 : 1 : 1666, to 4,562 lb. of tobaco paid in Vir- ginia at 10s. pr., 22 lb .: 16s. 3d .; on 16 : 6 : 1666, to 330 lb. of Twist & Role tobaco of James Browne at 4d. pr. lb. in Sallem delivered, 15li. 10s. Copy signed by John Brown* and James Browne .*
James Allen,* appointed Mr. Hillyard Vering his attorney. Wit: Richard Cooke,* who made oath, 1 : 9 : 1667, before Anthony Stoddard,* commissioner. He wished to be excused for his free- dom in asking the favor of "one unknown to you" and said that about twenty hogsheads Brown had disposed of without his con- sent, tobacco then bringing 3d. per pound. The 9,600 pounds would have brought him 80li. clear of charges, said Allen having paid the freight, etc. Paper addressed "These For Mr Hilyard Vering att Salem."
Richard Green, aged about thirty-nine years, deposed that about Oct. 23, 1665, being bound to Virginia, etc. He delivered * Autograph.
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Nathanll. Sharp, administrator of his father's estate, brought in a writing made between the children of Samuell Sharp, de- ceased, which was allowed and filed .*
the goods according to bill of lading. Sworn, 16 : 8 : 1667, before Anthony Stoddard,t commissioner.
Nathaniell Green, aged about thirty-nine years, deposed that he delivered to Jonathan Browne of Salem two punchines of Mus- covado sugar, etc. Sworn, 16 : 8 : 1667, before Anthony Stoddard, commissioner.
*Agreement, dated Nov. 29, 1667, that Nathaniel Sharpe of Salem, administrator of the estate of his mother, lately deceased, by whom the estate was ordered divided, should have a double portion and the remainder should be equally divided among the rest of the children, signed by Nathaniell Sharpe,; Thomas Jeg- gells,¡ Christopher (his mark) Phelps, John Nortont and Hannah (her mark) Sharpe.
Summons, dated 7 : 9 : 1667, to Thomas Chubb, jr., and Zach- ariah Herrick, also Osmund Trask, the wife of Nathaniell Masters, and Edward Trask, son of Osmond, as witnesses, signed by Hill- yard Veren,t clericus, and served by John Hill,t constable of Salem on Bass river side.
Summons, dated 7 : 9 : 1667, to Sara Lambert, Hester Carpea, Mr. Ruck's servant, Samuel Shattock and wife, wife of Leift. George Gardner, John Kitchin and wife, John Mastone, sr., old Goodwife Buffum, Joshua Buffum and wife, Josiah Sothwick, Daniell Sothwick, John Smith and wife, the wife of Mr. Thomas Gardner, sr., Michaell Shaflin, the wife of Robert Stone, John Smale, John Burton, sr., John Burton, jr., and Hana Burton; and Sergt. John Porter, Arabella Baldin and Benjamin Felton, as witnesses, signed by Hillyard Veren,t clericus, and served by Henry Renolds, constable of Salem.
Execution, dated 6 : 6: 1667, against Mordecaie Craford, to satisfy judgment granted Mr. Peeter Duncan, at Salem court, 29 : 9 : 1664, signed by Hillyard Veren, t for the court, and served by Henery Skerry,t marshal of Salem.
Execution, dated Sept. 14, 1667, against Mr. Raulph King, attorney of Mr. John Paine, to satisfy judgment granted Edmund Bridges at Salem court, June 25, 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren, t cleric, and served by Henery Skerry,t marshal of Salem.
Execution, dated July 26, 1667, against Richard Rowland, to satisfy judgment granted Capt. James Smith at Salem court, June 25, 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren,f cleric, and served by Henery Skerry,¡ marshal of Salem.
Execution, dated July 26, 1667, against Capt. James Smith, to satisfy judgment granted Richard Rowland at Salem court, June ¡Autograph.
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25, 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric, and served by Henery Skerry,* marshal of Salem.
Execution, dated July 15, 1667, against Capt. James Smith, to satisfy judgment granted Richard Rowland at Salem court, June 25, 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric, and served by Henery Skerry,* marshal of Salem, by attachment of the fifth part of the land and salt marsh at Cassell hill in Salem, measured by Maj. Hawthorne and John Porter, and also about nine acres of upland and three acres of salt marsh appraised by Mr. Edm. Batter and Mr. John Rucke, the salt marsh at 7li. 10s. per acre and the up- land at 30s. per acre, delivered by turf and twig, etc.
Execution, dated Dec. 16, 1667, against Joseph Armytage, to satisfy judgment granted Mr. John Davenport, at Salem court, 26 : 9 : 1667, signed by Hillyard Veren,* cleric, and served by Henery Skerry,* marshal of Salem.
Andover births, 1667 :-
Joseph, son of Thomas and Sara Abbett, Mar. 16, 1666-7. Mary, daughter of John and Debora Ruse, June 12. Henry, son of Thomas and Hana Chandler, May 28. Elizabeth, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Woodman, Feb. 6. John, son of Thomas and Mary Johnson, Feb. 28. Joseph, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Ballerd, Jan. 26. Philemon, son of William and Mary Chandler, Aug. 24. Robert, son of Robert and Rebecka Ames, Feb. 28. Nehemia, son of George and Sara Abbet, July 20. James, son of Robert and Mary Russell, Sept. 16. Priscilla, daughter of Daniell and Mary Pore, June 22. Hanna, daughter of John and Martha Maston, Feb. 16. Nathaniell, son of John and Mary Lovejoy, May 29. Sara, daughter of John and Mary Osgood, Apr. 7.
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