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Jno. Price, aged about twenty-five years, deposed that being present with Mr. Jno. Hathorne at Jamaica, he saw the latter deliver the account to David Jones. Sworn in court.
¡Writ: Robt. Goodalle v. Gartride Pope, relict of Joseph Pope; for withholding or molesting, mowing and carrying away hay on a meadow of about seven acres, of which plaintiff had had possession for twenty years; dated June 19, 1671; signed by Hilliard Veren, § for the court; and served by Henery Skerry, § marshal of Salem.
#Writ, dated 12 : 4 : 1671, signed by Hilliard Veren,§ for the court, and served by Moses Chadwell,§ constable of Lynn, by attachment of house and land of defendant.
Copy of Salem court record of 28 : 4 : 1670, in which admin- istration was granted Mr. John Ruck on the estate of his father Mr. Thomas Ruck, left at the deccase of Elizabeth, the relict of said Thomas, made by Hillyard Veren, § cleric.
John Ruck's bill of cost, Ili. 12s. 6d.
Bill of exchange:
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"Boston in New England ye 19 Januy 1648
"Att thirty dayes sight of this my second bill of exchange (my first & third of the same tenour & date not being payed) pay unto Mr Thomas Ruek haberdasher att the Seauen starres on London bridge or to his assignes, the some of Thirty poundes sterl: & is part of the Legacy gyuen mee by my Unckle Richard Spencer & the pavement hecreof shalbee your discharge for soe much, at day, pray you make good payement & place it to act. I say pay 30li .: 00 : 00. Signed Michaell Spenser. The dyrec- tion is To my Louinge Cousen, Mr Danyell Spenser Grocer in Friday Streete in London.
"Know all men by these presents That on the Fifth day of ye moneth of Aprill Anno Dom. one thousand sixe hundred & fifty at the request of John Ruck attorney of Thomas Ruck of Boston in New England Inhoulder I Josua Mainet Notary, and Tabellion publick, admitted & Sworne dwelling in London, requyred Mr Danyell Spencer grocer in friday streete in London to pay the some of Thirty pounds sterling mentioned in the originall bill of exchange, whereof the Coppie is heer before written, in regard the requested saith hee hath seene the same Thirty dayes agoune, wheruppon the said Danyell Spencer answered, that hee will pay noe monneyes nor haue to doe with the sayd bill of exchange, which answere the said Notary hauing heard haue at the request as aforesayd protested & doe protest by these prsents for want of payemt of the sayd bill of exchange & rechange & for all costs, damages Interests suffered & to bee Sustayned as well against Michaell Spenser drawer, or subscriber of the sayd bill of ex- change, as against all others in the sayde exchange in any wyse bounde for to recouer all the Same of them, or of their goods in tyme & place, as of right shall appertayne. Thus done, and protested in this Cittie of London in the pnee of Thomas Stronge & Robert Stone wittnesses heereunto requyred.
"Quod attestor rogatus, et requisitus
"Josua Mainet* Nots. pub: "us 1650."
Christopher Lawson, of Boston, aged about fifty-five years, deposed that having been acquainted for twenty-five or six years with the dealings between Mr. Thomas Ruck of Boston, deceased, and Joseph Hermitage of Lyn and having been present at such transactions, he remembered that Thomas Ruck had given Her- mitage credit from time to time. Also that he promised to pay the 30li. in London and the remainder in New England. "But in the yeare 1669 Coming to Boston, m's Eliz: Ruck then widdow made a sad Complaint to me, & said she could gett nothing of ye said Hermitage whereupon I spoke with Joseph Hermitage & agitated the busines with him, in the widdows behalfe his answer was that he would not wrong ye widow nor fatherles, but would do that was right in the Light of God & man, he would not wrong
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Mr. William Browne, sr. v. George Emorye. Debt. Verdict for plaintiff .*
her of a penny, with many solem ptestations. In fine, the said Joseph Armitage & Mrs Rucke bound themselues in a bond to stand to ye arbitration of Capt. Roger Spenser & Christoph" Lawson, We heard both their pleas & allegations, & found Joseph Armitage debter to Mrs Rueke, vpon all Accounts to ye Value of aboue Eighty pounds Sterling, which we thought was more then he was able to pay, We found like wise a bill of Exchange to England of Thirty pounds protested, & nothing paid of his debt in New England, saue something in wharfewood as he calls it. where vpon we cald them both in & desired M's Rucke to take Twenty pounds, giueing him some tyme to pay it & forgiue him the rest, which 201 he should pay at Boston in money, or goods at money price, within such a tyme, as apeares by the Arbitration in writeing, and yet none of this was performed that euer I heard off." Sworn, 29 : 4 : 1671, before Wm. Hathorne, f assistant.
*Writ, dated May 11, 1671, signed by Hilliard Veren,t for the court, and served by Henery Skerry, t marshal of Salem.
Mr. Emery's bill of cost, 1li. 8s. 3d.
Mr. George Emery's account upon the books of Wm. Browne, sr.,f 24 : 3 : 1656: Balance due, 15li. 5s. 9d .; Rec'd by myself and other men to ye 24 : 3 : 1656, Sli. 5s. 6d .; due me, 7li. 3d .; 5 : 3 : 1656, for 5 C. 3li. nailes & 1 qt. vinegar, 1s. 11d .; 12 : 3 mo., Ribend, 4 1-2d., A pott, 7d. & 1 gall. vinegar, 3s. 7 1-2d .; 25 : 5 mo., 3 Rubstones dd. Henery Bulluck, 1s .; 29 : 7 mo., A woodin botle, 2s. 8d., a qtr. & 1-2 flawell, 3s. 9 1-2d .; 7 : 9 mo., A Jarr of oyle, 8s., stronge waters, 15d., 9s. 3d .; 2 bush. malt at Francis Skeries, powder, 12d., 13s .; 2 yards Cotton Cloth, 4s. p., strong water, 12d., 9s .; 26 : 12 mo., vinegar, 7d., & claspes, 2d., 9d .; 26 : 2, a pott, 10d., & 1 pt. anesed water, 15d., 2s. 1d .; 9 : 6 : 1657, 2 pt. stronge waters, 2s .; 1 pint Rumm, 1-2 li. powder & 2 pts. strong waters, 4s .; 1li. sope, 2li. Candels & 1 bush. wheate, 7s. 3d .; 28 : 7 mo., 5li. of Rope, 7d. p., thred, 3d., 5 C. nailes, 9d. p., 6s. 11d .; 1 pt. strong waters & 4 1-2 ps. manchester, 1s. 10d .; 1 skine thred, 1 qt. Rume & 1 pt. brandy, 2s. 8d .; 12 : 9 mo., 1 pt. Case waters & 1 qt. brandy, 3s. 3d .; 23 : 10 mo., buttens, 16d., 24 1-2 yds. Lockrum, 2s. 4d., 2li. 18s. 6d .; 24 : 10 mo., 7 1-2 yds. Canvis, 2s. 2d., thrid, 14d., 17s. 5d .; 19 : 11 mo., 1 qt. Brandy, 2s., pd. Samll. Allen, 25s., lli. 7d .; clapses, 2d., 1 qt. Brandye, 2s. 2d .; 16 : 12 mo., 1li. Candles, Sd., 1 pt. Brandye, 1s. Sd .; 25, 1 pt. Brandye, Silke, 9 1-2 d., 1 pt. S. Watters, 2s. 9 1-2d .; 1 qr. paper, 2 pts. 1-2 Brandye, 3s. 2d .; 19 : 6 mo., 1 pr. shoes, 5s. 6d .; 1 qt. Brandye, lli. powder, 2s. 4d .; ditto, 2s .; 28 : 8 mo., thrid, 7d., silke, 2d., 9d; 3 : 9 mo., 9 pts. Sallet oyle, 9s .; 6, Triming, Ss. 6d .; 1 Gall.
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Viniger, 2s. 8d .; Recd 1 hogg, wt. 165 1-2 at 3d., and 1 hogg, wt. 101 at 3d., 3li. 6s. 7 1-2d .; 10 : 10 mo., 10 yds. shagg at 4s., 2li .; 1 pr. Mittins, 12d., 1li. Candles, 8d., 1s. 8d .; 5 : 11 mo., 1 C. bradds, 3d., 5 C. hobbs, 15d., 1s. 6d .; Rec'd p Jno. Codner, 10s .; 1 : 1 : 1658, 1 qt. Brandye, 1li., Candles, 8d., 1li. starch, 8d., 3s. 7d .; 20 : 2 mo., 1 qr. paper, 8d., 4 1-2 yds. Sarge 63. 6d., 1li. 9s. 11d .; 2 yds. 1-4 Canvis, 20d., 3 doz. 1-2 buttens, 12d., 7s. 3d .; silke, 14d., thrid, 6d., 2 yds. ribend, 10d. yd., 3s. 4d .; 2 yds. galoon, 4d., 1 C. nayles, 12d., 1s. 8d .; 16 : 4 mo., 4 1-2 doz. buttens, 4d., thrid, 16d., 1 C. nayles, 4d., 3s. 2d .; 18, 1 hatt & Band, 13s., 1 Sythe, 4s., 17s .; 4 : 5 : 1659, 5 nayles, 9d., 3 yds. Cott ribend, 9d., 4s. 6d .; 1 Gall. Viniger, 2s. 8d., 1 oz. thrid, 9d., 3s. 5d .; 22, 1 qt. Brandye, 2s., 1 busll. Indean, 3s. 4d., 5s. 4d .; 16 : 6 mo., 1 pt. Brandye, & Goods, 17s. 6d., 18s. 6d .; 23 : 9 mo., 2 yds. 7-8 callecoe Lawne, 5s. yd., 14s. 4 1-2d .; 1 Ell Ditto, 5s. p., 6s. 3d .; nedles, 1d., 1 pt. Brandye, 1s. 1d .; 13 : 10 mo., 5 C. hobbs, 4d., 1 qt. Brandye, 3s. 8d .; 2 pt. Brandye, 2s .; 3 : 11 mo., 1li. tobackoe, 16d., 1 1-4 tobackoe, 16d., 3s .; pinns, 4d., 1li. tobackoe, 16d., 1s. 8d .; 24, 1 qt. Brandye pd. Goodm. Ren- nols, 12s., 12s .; 24 : 11 mo., lli. tobackoe, 16d., 1 yd. 1-2 ribend, 7d., 2s. 2d .; 24 : 12 mo., 1 qt. Brandye, 1 pt. Brandye, 3s .; 2 : 1 : 1660, 3 doz. buttens, 14d., 3s. 6d .; pd. Jno. Norman, 3li., 1 qt. Brandye, 3li. 2s .; pipes, 1d., 1 pt. Brandye, 1s. 1d .; 19 : 1 mo., pd. Hen. Ingalls, 10s., 2li. 6 oz. hoppes, 12s. 6d .; 26 : 2 mo., 2 C. nayles, 9d., thrid, 4d., 1s. 10d .; 17 : 3 mo., 1 Gall. Viniger, pipes, 1d., 1li. twine, thrid, 6d., 5s. 3d .; 9 : 5 mo., 2 Sythes, 1 peck wt. salt, 15d., 9s. 11d .; 2 : 6 mo., 3li. 6 oz. hoppes, pinns, 4d., 3s. 10d .; 2 : 7 mo., 1 1-8 yd. Say, 8s., 2 yds. 1-4 ribend, 10d., 10s. 10 1-2d .; 22, pinns, 8s., 1 Gall. Viniger, 3s. 4d .; 4 : 8 mo., 5 C. nayles, 9d., 3s. 9d .; 10, thrid, 4d., strong Liquor, 5s., 5s. 4d .; 29, 17li. Suggar, 4 C. 1-2 hobbs, 4d., 14s. 1-4d .; 2 pt rum, nedles, 1d., 1s. 7d .; 14 : 9 mo., 1 pt. rum dd. Tho. Crumwell, 9d .; 1 yd. 1-8 blu linin, 2s. 6d. p., 2s. 9 3-4d .; 12 : 10 mo., thrid, 8d., 1 pr. Bandstrings, 16d., 2s .; 23, 4 yd. 1-2 Cotton, 3s. 8d. p., 2li. Soape, 5d., 17s. 4d .; 3 : 11 mo., 4 pts. 1-4 Sallett oyle, 1 pt. rum, 5s .; 9, 1 pt. rum, 1 Gimlet, 5d., 1s. 2d .; 12, 1 yd. 1-2 ribend, 10d., 24 yds. Lockrum, 2s., 2li. 9s. 3d .; 13, 1 oz. thrid, 8d., nedles, 1d., 1 oz. thrid, Sd., 1s. 5d .; 24, 4li. Raisons, 10d. p., 3li. Currants, 6s. 10d .; 25, 3 pts. Brandy, 4li., 3-4 Sallet oyle, 7s. 9d .; 18 : 12 mo., 1 pr. Bodyes, 9s., 1 pt. Brandye, 10s .; 7 : 1 : 1661, 1 Bagg, 4s. 6d., Wine, 4s., Ss. 6d .; 1 pt. Brandye, thrid, 3d., 1 Gall. Viniger, 4s. 9d .; 6 : 3 mo., manchester, 4d., silke, 1d., 1 Gallo. Wine, 5s. 5d .; 13 : 4 mo., psell Goods as p Waste, 4li. 1s. 1 1-2d .; 23, 1-2 C. nayles, 10d., 3-4 yd. Lockrum, 2s. 4d .; 3 :5 mo., 1 yd. 1-2 ferret ribend, 6d., 9d .; 1 oz. 1-2 Colld. thrid, 7 1-2d .; 6 : 6 mo., 2li. hopps, 3 yds. Galoon, 5d., 3s. 3d .; 10, pd. Jno. Norman p bill, lli .; 15 : 6 mo., pinns, 15d.,
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Incle, 14d., 2s. 5d .; 28, 5li. 2 oz. soft soape, 1 qt. Brandye, 4s. 6d .; 10 Sk. Silke, 3-4 yd. ferret, 6d., 1s. 5d .; 3 : 7 mo., 1 pr. tongs, 9d., 1 pr. Sissers, 4d., 1s. 1d .; 3 yds. Sattin ribend, 5d. Silke, 3d., 1s. 6d .; 2 : 8 mo., 5 qts. Sallett oyle, 2s., 10s .; 2 : 9 mo., pipes, 1d., 1 pr. Tobackoe Tongs, 9d., 10d .; 12 : 10 mo., pd. Fra. Collins, 16s., 3 yds. 1-2 Lace, 5d. p., 17s. 5 1-2d .; 13, silke, 3d., 1li. starch, 1 oz. blewing, 2d., 1s. 1d .; Rec'd p. Jno Legg, 14li., Rec'd p Elias Mason in mrcht. fish, 2li. 9s. 6d .; 1 pt. Brandye 1-4li. peper, 1s. 8d .; 14 : 12 mo., 1 oz. wt. thrid, 8d., 1 qr. paper, 8d., 1s. 4d .; 28, 3 Sk. Silke, 4 doz. buttens, 5d., 2s .; 17 : 2 : 1662, pinns, 15d., fine thrid, 12d., thrid, 5d., 2s. 8d .; 28, 2 yds. 1-2 ferret ribend, 5d., 1 snaffle bitt, 2s. 1-2d .; 12 :3 mo., 1 Gall. Viniger, 1 qr. paper, 8d., 3s. 4d .; 23, 1-4 yd. red Sarge, 8s. p., 2 yds. ribend, 5d., 2s. 10d .; thrid, 11d., silke, 1d., 1s. 1-2d .; 19 : 4 mo., 5 yds., fine sarge, 6s. 6d., 1li. 12s. 6d .; 3 yds. ossenbriggs, 2 doz. buttens, 10d., 6s. 8d .; 1 doz. buttens, 5d., silke, 18d., 1s. 11d .; 25 : 4 mo., 3li. soape, 4 C. nayles, 18d., 7s. 6d .; 3 : 7 mo., lli. starch. 9d., 2 oz. blew, 4d., 1s. 1d .; pinns, 16d., 1 oz. wt. thrid, 9d., 2s. 1d .; 10, 5 qts. Sallet oyle, 2s. 4d., 11s. 8d .; 11 : 7 mo., 6 yds. Sarge, 6s. 6d., 4 yds. 1-2 ribend, 18d., 2li. 2s. 9d .; silke, 15d .; thrid, 8d., 1-2li. whalbone, 2s. 7d .; 1 yd. 1-4 fine Canvis, 2s. 4d., 2s. 11d .; 26 : 8 mo., 1-2 li. starch, 9d., 4 3-4li. Soft Soape, 2s. 8d .; 2 : 10 mo., 1-2 a pt. Brandye, thrid, 12d. 1-2 powder, 2s. 8d .; 9 :2 : 1663, 1 yd. Lockrum, 22d., 1-2 ell Canvis, 2s. 4d. yd., 3s. 3 1-2d .; silke & ribend, 14d., 1s. 2d .; 20 : 4 mo., 5 qts. Sallet oyle, lli. powder, 2s. 6d., 14s. 2d .; 5 yds. 1-4 Sarge, 6s. 6d., silke, 16d., 1li. 15s. 5 1-2d .; 2 yds. Canvis, 2s. 10d., thrid, 8d., 6s. 4d .; 1 doz. buttens, 5d., 3 doz. buttens, 12d., 3s. 5d .; 1 : 7 mo., 3-4 yd. Cott. Cloth 3s. Sd., 2s. 9d .; 21:8 mo., 1 qr. paper, 6d., 8 oz. thrid, 3s. 6d .; 10 : 10 mo., 1 qt. Viniger, 2li. Rosan, 1s. 2d .; 15, 30 yds. Lockrum, 2s. 6d. p., thrid, 16d., 3li. 16s. 4d .; 7 : 2 : 1664, 1 pt. Brandye, 12d., 1 C. nayles, 5d., 1 pt rum, 2s. 2d .; 2 : 7 mo., 2 qts. Viniger, pinns, 8d., paper, 5d., 2s. 3d .; Rec'd p Mr. Browne of Jersy, 2li. 4s .; 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 26: 2 mo., 1 qt. 1 pt. rum, 2s. 3d .; 6 :3 mo., 1 pt. rum, 1 gimblet, 3d., 1 qt. rum, 2s. 6d .; 1 pr. hinges, 12d., 1 pt. 1-2 rum, pipes, 3d., 2s. 4 1-2d .; 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 1 qt. rum, 1s. 6d .; 8 : 12 mo., 3 pts. rum, 2s. 7d .; 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 7 : 7 : 1666, 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 21, 1 Castor hatt, 34s., 1 qt. rum, 1li. 15s. 6d .; 28 : 7 mo., 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 1 : 9 mo., 1-2 busll. Salte, 3 pts. rum, 4s. 3d .; 12, 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 3 : 11 mo., 1 qt. 1-2 pt. rum, 1s. 10 1-2d .; 18 : 1 mo., 2 qts. rum, 3s .; 11 : 7 mo., 3 pts. rum, 2s. 3d .; 1 qt. Bottle, 18d., 1 pt. Rum, 4 yds. penistone, 4s., 17s. 6d .; 10 : 10 mo., 1 qt. Rum, 4 yds. red Karsye, 4s. 6d., 19s. 6d .; 5 : 11 mo., 3 qts. rum, 4s. 6d .; Recd p Wm. Cortis, 1li. 10s .; total, 43li. 19s. 1 1-2 d. Sworn to in court by Mr. William Browne, sr., and Benjamin Browne.
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Timothy Roberts v. Mr. Richard Hollingworth. Debt. For refusing to pay his wages. Verdict for plaintiff .*
* Writ, dated June 12, 1671, signed by Moses Maverieke, t for the court, and served by Henery Skerry,t marshal of Salem. Bond of Richard Hollingworth.t
Timothy Roberts' bill of cost, 2li. 1s. 2d.
Thimothy Robards Dr. to Richard Hollingworth,t July 20, 1670: to Robert Hiehcock, 21li. of tobacco at 2d. per pound, 3s. 6d .; to Mr. Olten, 318li. of tobacco at 2d. per pound, 2li. 13s .; to Barmemis Ubdsell for surgary, 3li .; to 3 wekes diett at Mr. Hares at 7s. per weke, lli. Is .; to Mr. Hares' man for ten- dane, 2s. 6d .; to Doctar Williams for surgary, 4li .; to diett and tendans, S daise at 16s. per weke, 19s .; to wine and Rume for to dres youar lege, 4s .; to youar doctar that Cam Home with us, 2li. 10s .; to the doetar's pasag from Barbados, 2li .; to damag by the lose of 1 barell of malasis, 4s .; total, 16li. 17s.
Unice Maverick, aged about forty-three years, deposed that riding to Boston with her son Timothy Roberts, they met with Richard Hollingworth upon the road, who inquired for a man to go to sea with him. Her son told him he would go and there- upon Hollingsworth shipped him at 35s. per month. The voyage was to Barbados, thence to Virginea, thence to England and home to New England, and in case he received any of his wages in England, then he was to be allowed part of his wages for his payment there. He was upon the voyage about eleven months. She further testified that Hollingsworth only desired him to carry his adze with him, which he yielded to, but utterly refused to be shipped cooper. Sworn in court.
Moses Maverick, aged about sixty years, deposed that upon Hollingsworth's return from Barbados, he met him at Boston and told him he was sorry for what had befallen Timothy Roberts on his voyage, and further said that he supposed his wages would be paid him. To this Hollingsworth replied that there was no reason to the contrary, but his partners were not willing, there- fore he thought best for Roberts to sue him and he would recover it of them. Mr. Grenough inquired whether he had a chirurgion or salves aboard his ketch and he answered that he had not, and upon Grenough saying that he should have had either one or the other, Hollingsworth replied that there were aboard "Sympetheti- eal powders." Also that Roberts had been very laborious and had carried himself well. Sworn in court.
John Cromwell, aged about thirty-five years, deposed that on the voyage "one morning Timothy Roberts comeing Auft upon the house Mr Hollingsworth asked him why he did not draw the hoops or shaue some hoops. Timothy told him he could not
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John Tod v. Mr. Anthony Crosby. Debt. Verdict for plaintiff .*
Samll. Benet v. Joseph Bowd. For not paying what was due by mortgage. Withdrawn.t
John Tod was allowed costs in an action entered by Mr. Crosby and not prosecuted.#
Samuell Hart and Samll. Johnson were sworn constables for Linn.
the vessell did roule soe. Mr. Hollingworth spoke Angerly to him and bid him make a horke or a galloss or some such like word he spake and timothy went forward againe and a little while after came Auft vpon the house crying and sed O lord I am vndone I haue cutt my kne." Sworn, 24 : 4 : 1671, before Wm. Hathorne,§ assistant.
*Writ: John Tod v. Mr. Anthony Crosbie; for debt due for bringing a deed of Merrimack land from Mr. Henry Kemball of Boston which he had not paid according to promise; dated June 16, 1671; signed by Robert Lord,§ for the court; and served by Robert Lord,§ marshal of Ipswich.
John Todd's bill of cost, 1li. 4s.
Ezekiell Northend deposed that Mr. Crosby having desired John Tod to make sale of the Merrimack land, which said Crosby had formerly bought of Tod, by a paper called Articles, and to pay debts with it for said Crosby, he sold it to Mr. Kemball of Boston, anchorsmith. Then said Crosby desired to have the land again and promised 10li. to Tod if he would get him a deed again. In a short time, Tod tendered it to Crosby, in company with deponant and Anthony Austine, at Richard Longhorn's house, but he refused to take it. Sworn, June 26, 1671, before Daniel Denison.§
John Pickard deposed. Sworn in court.
Anthony Austin deposed. Sworn, June 26, 1671, before Daniel Denison.
+Writ: Samuell Bennett v. Joseph Bowed; for not paying what was due by mortgage nor delivering the houses and lands; dated June 14, 1671; signed by Moses Mavericke,§ for the court; and served by Matthew Clark,§ constable of Marblehead, by attachment of houses and land of defendant.
¿Writ: Mr. Anthony Crosbie v. John Tod; review of a case tried at Ipswich court the last March for detaining 50li .; signed by Robert Lord,§ for the court; and served by Robert Lord, § marshal of Ipswich. Bond of John Tod.§
John Tod's bill of cost, 16s. 6d.
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Joseph Bowed acknowledged judgment to Mr. Edmond Batter .*
Capt. Corwin v. John Woodbery. For breach of charter party or non-performance thereof, etc. Withdrawn.t
Mr. John Gifford v. Capt. George Corwin. Debt of 38li. worth of bar iron. Verdict for plaintiff, who was to have credit upon account in bar iron.#
* Writ: Edmond Batter v. Joseph Boude; debt; dated May 4, 1671; signed by Hilliard Veren,§ for the court; and served by Henery Skerry,§ marshal of Salem, by attachment of defendant's house in Marblehead. Bond of Joseph Boud,§ Samuell Morgan, § surety.
+Writ: Capt. George Corwin v. John Woodbery, sr., mariner; for breach of charter party in a late voyage to England; dated 6 :4 : 1671; signed by Hilliard Veren,§ for the court; and served by John Lovet,§ constable of Beverley, by attachment of house and land of defendant.
#Writ, dated June 19, 1671, signed by Hillyard Veren,§ for the court, and served by Henery Skerry, § marshal of Salem. Bond of George Corwin.§
Jno. Giffard's bill of cost, 1li. 14s.
"Mr. Gifferd Sr praye Leett ye bearer hearoff william Sabe haue towe hundread of Iron vpon ye a Count off him whoe is youers Toe vse George Corwin."§
"Mr Gifferde Sr praye leett Joeseph Jenkes Junior have towe hundred off Iron: & I shall satisfye you For itt I Rest youer a Sured Lovinge Frinde: George Corwine.§ ye 2th 4mo. 53."
Joseph Jenckes, jr's. bargain with Mr. Corwin: Feb. 28, for Bar Iron on acco. mr. Corwin, 2. 0. 13; Mar. 15. Bar Iron, 2. 0. 0 .; good. Graves Iron 1. 0. 0 .; 22, Tho. Tuck, Iron, 1. 0. 0 .; Barr Iron, 1. 0. 0 .; May 7, Robt. Barnes Iron, 1. 0. 0 .; June 4, Barr p bill, 2. 0. 1 .; total, 0. 10. 0. 15.
Mr. Gifford, Cr., 1651, by bills for England by Mr. Auberry, 300li .; 3 Tonn of potts at 28li. p Tonn, 84li .; Iron to George Davis, 20li .; to balance, 57li. 14s. 6d .; total, 461li. 14s. 6d.
Cr., 9 : 7 : 1665, 15 C. 1 gr. 13li. Iron potts at 30s. per C., 23li. 1s. 1-4d .; to balance, Ili. 4s. 1-2d .; total, 24li. 5s. 3-4d.
Mr. John Gifford, Dr. to William Osburn p bill dated 12 :3 : 1651, 5li. 11s .; 14 : 7 mo., to moneys to your selfe 14 Septhr 1651, 5li .; on Oct 30, 4li .; to Timothy Cooper per bill 29 : 7 mo., 14s .; to John Turner p bill, 4li. 10s .; to William Marvin p bill 2 : S mo., 2li .; to Samuel Hart per bill 5 : S mo., Ili. 10s .; to John Turner p bill8 : S mo., Ili .; to Thomas Billington, p bill 6 : S mo., 5s .; to Robert Coates p bill 7 : 8 mo., 2li .; to John
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Tarbott, 8 : 8 mo., 6s .; Ralph Russell, 5 : 8 mo., 13s .; Joseph Jenkes, 5 : 8 mo., 2li .; Henery Roades, 20 : 8 mo., 1li .; Francis Perry, 6li .; Rob. Groseman, 2li. 14s. 6d .; Thomas Looke, 1li .; Richard Hoode, 6s .; Timo. Cooper, 4s .; Nicholas Pinyon, 2s .; Joseph Jenkes, 14s .; Richard Hoode, 3s. 10d .; Roger Tiler, 4li .; Thomas Wiggins, 2li. 1s .; Daniell Salmon, 4s .; John Dimon, 1li. 1s .; William Tingell, 1li. 18s .; Thomas Wheler, 2li. 1s .; Nicholas Pinyon, 6s .; Samuel Bennett, Ili. 6d .; Goodman Leweis, 8s .; Goodman Nowell, 12s. 6d .; Richard Haven, 2li .; Joseph Jenkes, Ili .; Daniel Salmon, 2li .; Sammll. Harte, 10s .; Thomas Wheeler, 5s .; Thomas Billington, 17s .; Richard Hoode, 3li .; Thomas Looke, 3li. 10s .; Richard Greine, 1li. 15s .; Ralph Rus- sell, 10s .; William Lakeing, 1li. 7s .; John Knight, 10s .; Sammll. Bennett, 1li. 10s .; Edmond Farrington, 4li. 10s .; William Tin- gell, 1li. 5s .; William Tingell, 1li. 10s .; Joseph Jenkes, 2li .; John Vinton, 1li. 8s. 10d .; Thomas Looke, 1li. 18s. Sd .; George Caster, 18li. Ss .; Ephraim Howe, 1li .; Thomas Wheeler, 1li .; Goodman Ramsdell, 1li. 15s .; Richard Hoode, 5s .; John Blayne, 9li .; John Knight, 3li. 10s .; Richard Hoode, 1li. 10s .; Daniel Salmon, 1li. 10s .; Francis Perry, 3li. 10s .; Richard Haven, 3li. 12s .; money to your selfe, 5li .; John Vincon, 5s. 3d .; Richard more, 1li. 14s .; William Tingell, 2li .; Mr. Dunham, 10s .; Thomas Wiggens, 1li .; Joseph Jenkes, 14s .; John Knight, 5s .; John Hardeman, Ss .; John Parker, 1li. 4s .; George Coate, 1li. 4s .; Richard Greene, 2li. 13s .; Sammuell Bennett, 1li. 7s .; John Vinton, 7s .; John Parker, Ili .; money sent by John Blayne as p yr. letter, 20li .; John Dymond, 3li. 6s .; 13 hogsheads of mack- rell to Mr. Obrye, 35li. 15s .; Tho. Wheeler, 5li .; money by John Blaine, 5li., and S yd. of Kersey att 8s. p yd. & buttons, 2s. Sd., 8li. 6s. 8d .; William Lakin, 1li. 5s. 1d .; Sammull Harte, 16s .; Nicho. Pinyon, 1li .; to 5 paire of shues, IXs, 3 pr. Xs, 2 pr. VIIIs 2 pr. XIIs, 1 pr. XIs, 1 pr. Vs, p Charles Philepott, 3li. Sd .; to 5 3-4 yds. of kersey at Ss. p Cha. Philopott, 2li. 7s. to Richard Greene, 1li. 18s .; John Smyth, 3li .; John Vinton, 11s .; John Engalls, 10s .; Goodman Rutton, 2s. 4d .; Tho. Looke, 1li. 4s .; paid Mr. Gidney for you, 17s .; 56li. of shot att 28s. p C., 14s .; to John Dymond, 13s. 6d .; Sammuell Bennett, 1li .; Jo. Jenkes, 10s .; Francis Perrye, 15s .; Tho. Nowell, 1li. 10s .; Jo. Jenkes, 1li. 4s .; 10 : 2 : 1652, Sammll. Bennett, 25li .; Thomas Wheeler, 3li. 8s .; Richard Johnson, 3li .; Thomas Billington, 10s .; Richard Smyth, 10s .; Ralph Russell, 2li. 17s. 9d .; Francis Perrye, 10li .; William Tingell, 6s .; to 7 doz. shirts, 18li. 18s .; 1 3-4 yds. searge att 15s. p yd., 1li. 6s. 3d .; 4 1-2 yds. Tufted holland, 10s. 6d .; 1-2 yd. yellowe searge, 3s .; 1 3-4 yd. red wosted, 1 doz. pipes, 3s. 5d .; Thomas Marshall, 12li .; 1 pr. Mild stockings by Joseph James, 6s .; 3-4 yd. searge att 15s. p yd., 11s. 3d .; 3li. Tobacco pipes, 1d., 3s. 1d .; 1 Case of liquors, 1li. 16s .; a sack, 6s .; to Goodman Smyth of Redding, 5li. 10s .;
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RECORDS AND FILES
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Mr. William Browne, sr. v. Capt. Win. Hutson. Debt. Ver- dict for plaintiff .*
Mr. Moses Maverick v. Joseph Bowed. Debt. Withdrawn.t
Thomas Wheeler, 7li. 15s .; Mr. Emery, 6li. 4d .; Mr. Gidnye, Sli. 19s. 5d .; Daniel Salmon p what paide Mr. Gidney to Mr. Blano, July 15, 1653, 1li. 14s .; to 5 pr. shues & 5 pr. of Stockings delivered the Scotts at Mr. Indicotts, 1li. 14s., 30 : 6 : 1653; 1 1-2 li.Tobacco by Mr. James, 1s .; to Mr. James, 2li. 3s. 6d .; 2 pintes of brandy, 2s .; to Tho. Looke, 5s .; John Hardman, 5s .; to Richard Hoode, 10s .; 1 yd. Canvis, 2s. 8d .; tobacco, 18d .; Mr. Jarvis' promise of brandye, 1s .; to Graves, 1li. 7s. 6d .; Mr. Jarvis, 5li .; 2 1-4 yd. sarge att 5s. Sd. p, 12s. 9d .; to a line by Mr. Blayno, 3s. 4d .; Mr. Garvice, 4li .; Tobacco pipes, 3d .; to Mr. Cowes, 5li. 15s .; Jo. Hathorne, 10s .; a pare of bootes by Jo. Hathorne, 1li. 5s .; to Mr. Gidney, 8s .; total, 461li. 14s. 6d.
Mr. John Gifford, Dr., since his coming from England: 14 : 11 : 1664, 6 Gallons of Rum, 1li. 7s .; 28 : 1 : 1665, 3 gallons and a pinte of Rum, 14s. 3-4d .; 9: 7 mo., to Mr. Ashby, 8li .; to money, 13li .; 2 : 8 : 1665, 1li. of pouder, 3li. of shott, 3s. 6d .; 9 : 6 mo., 10 C. of nayles, 7s. 6d .; 23 : 9 mo., John Farrington, 13s .; total, 24li. 5s. 3-4d.
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