USA > Massachusetts > Records of the Court of assistants of the colony of the Massachusetts bay, 1630-1692 > Part 17
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24
Mr. George Moxham and Mr. Timothy Dalton were made free . 69
list of, for May and June 1639 referred to
82
May and Sept. 1640 referred to
93
order as to Watertown Freemen . 99
FRENCH
Willi: &c., jury, (case of Marmaduke Peirce) 89
William, Sergeant, Daniel Owles put to, for one year . 122
FRESH POND mentd. (agreement as to bounds of Watertown and Newton) 53
FRIENDSHIP (ship) mentd. (order as to fine of Mr. Shepheard &c.) 18
FROST
George, case of, (being distempered with wine) 138
Nicholas, case of, (theft, fornication and drunkenness) 28
tried for returning after banishment 59
61
&c., of Paskataqua, forfeited their bonds for non appearance discharged of his recognizance, and bond for appearance .
62
FRY, WILLIAM, will and inventory of, delivered in
FRYAR
Elizabeth, John Richardson to be sequestcred from her &c. 130
Leonard, fined and bond for appearance 134
forfeited forty shillings for not appearing
136
his forfeiture remitted .
138
fined for distemper in drink . 138
118
FULLER
-, respited
117
Edward, attachment for,
79
bond for appearance 88
bond by Edward Converse for appearance of, 88
&c., to appear at Court for being distempered with wine 83
Willi: , who kept the mill at Concord fined for taking too much toll 85 FYNCH. ( See FINCH.)
GAGE, JOHN, &c., at Aggawam mentd. . 31
GAGER, -, Mr., maintenance of, mentd. (order as to ministers)
2
134
FUELL, SAMUEL, bond by, (case of Henry Singleman). .
197
INDEX.
PAGE
GALARD GALLARD For GAYLARD, GAYLLARD, GAYLLERD
GALLERD .
William, &c., jury, (case of Walter Palmer) ·
. 9 of Dorchester, Thomas Chubb to become his servant 14 &c., granted adm." on goods &c. of John Russell . 35 to set out bounds between Boston and Roxbury 41 admr of John Russell &c. Robert Fibbin freed by consent of, 46
49
&c., to determine &c. as to damage by swine . execrs., exhibited an inventory of goods of John Russell, 55
GALLEY, JOHN, fined for knowing his wife carnally before marriage .
60
GALLOWS. (See PUNISHMENT.)
GAMBLING. (See CRIMES, &c.)
GAMMAGE, JOHN, case of, (swearing drunkenness &c.) . 133
GARDNER, CHRISTOPHER, Sr., &c., to be sent prisoners to England 10
GARFORD, -. , Mr., George Ropps to be whipped for striking him . 62
GARLAND
John, &c., case of, (ravishing two young girls) 122
(stealing)
134
GARRET 3 GARRETT
James, &c., jury, (case of Marmaduke Peirce) . 89 Richard, &c., inquisition upon oaths of, on body of William Bateman 7
execrs. of, to make a payment to Henry Harwood . · GATELY, EDWARD, Mr., to make a payment to Francis Lightfoot . .
18
GAY, JOHN, charges to Samuel Freeman for not prosecuting . 72
GAYLARD
GAYLLARD
(See GALLARD.)
GAYLLERD
GEAVES
(or GRAVES), -, &c., witnesses, grant to, . 98
Richard, &c., referred to Court at Salem for fighting &c. 80
GEEPIN, JOHN, &c., jury of life and death 70
GELL, RICHARD, servant of Francis Fellingham, case of, (running away) 132 GENERAL COURT
to be held on the last Wednesday in every term (question propounded) 2
19 Oct. 1630 record of, mentioned 8
order passed in June 1641, reference to, in note 13
18 May 1631 record of, mentd. in note . 15
order passed by, in Nov. 1639 reference to, in note 17
in Sept. 1638 reference to, in note .
18
Robert Coles enjoined to confess to being drunk before, 21
9 May 1632 record of, referred to 23
March 1685 order of, referred to, in note 23 Capt. Endicott chosen an assistant at, 24
Thomas Dexter ordered to confess his fault at, (insolent carriage &
speeches to S. Bradstreete) 24
rent for Noddle's Island to be paid yearly at,
31
134
-
198
INDEX.
PAGE
GENERAL COURT, continued.
29 May 1633 record of, referred to 32
Mr. Endicott chosen an Assistant mentd. 33
order as to Fort at Boston mentd. 35
record of, May 14, 1634, referred to
45
March 4, 1634-5 referred in note . 45
Mr. John Winthrop, Junr. chosen an Assistant at, mentd 46
John Humfry Esq. chosen an Assistant at, mentd. 47
record for Sept. 1634 referred to .
48
4 March 1634-5 referred to 52
for May, June and July 1635 referred to . 54
1 Sept. 1635 first Grand Jury at, referred to in note
57
record of, for Sept. 1635 referred to
59
3 March 1635-6 record of, referred to .
61
records of, from March 3, 1635-6 to May 25, 1636 referred to, record Sept. 8 to Oct. 28, 1636 referred to, . 64
62
7 Dec. 1636 to 18 April 1637 referred to 64 17 May 1637 referred to 66
Mr. Richard Saltonstall chosen an Assistant at, mentd.
66
record 1 Aug. 1637 referred to
69
26 Sept. 1687 by adjournment
69
record 26 Sept. 1637 to 20 Nov. 1637 referred to .
71
for March and May 1638 referred to .
74
mentd. (banishment of William South)
76
record for Sept. 1638 referred to .
77
March, May and June 1639 referred to
82
Sept. and Nov. 1639 referred to
83
13 May 1640 referred to
93
for Oct. 1640 referred to
98
July 1641 referred to
. 107
GENESON
GENISON (See JENNISON.)
GENNISON
GEORGE
(or PESONS), -, an Indian, banished · 118
John, put to John Winthrope, Senr. for eight years 104
GERMANY &c. Churches of God in, mentd. (order as to a day of public thanksgiving) 23
GIBBINGS )
GIBBONS or GIBONES, GIBONS.
-, Mr., his servant, James Woodward, whipped for running away, 27
&c., to take an inventory of goods &c. of Alex. Wignall . 33
Capt., &c., arbitrators, (case of William Tynge and Robert
Tompson) 104
Edward, &c., fined for drinking
18
Mr., &c., commrs. to take an inventory of Mr. Crispe's estate, 20
John, fined . .
83
(or Wilbore), Samuel, &c., Grand Jury 70
199
INDEX.
GIBBS, GYLES, to receive a payment from Wm. Wills, for felony · 56
GIBONES (See GIBBONS.)
GIBONS
GIBSON, CHRISTOPHER, &c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) ·
101
" GIFTE " (ship) Thomas Morton sent a prisoner to England in, .
4 GILBERD, NICHOLAS, a servant, Christopher Graunt fined for cruel usage of,
103 GILES. (See GYLES.)
GILHAM. (See GILLAM.)
GILL, JOHN, and his wife &c. presented for taking too much wages 135
GILLAM or GILHAM
-, Goodman, Nathaniel Tappin put to, . 132
Benjamin, &c., witnesses, allowance to, (case of Richard Lambert) 49
fined for absence from jury of trials 138
Robert, had wine of Mr. Eldred 129
GILLOW, -, action against, 4 Sept. 1638, referred to in note 76
GINNER, - Mr., &c. to settle things between John Turner and William Richards 97
GLOVER
-, Mr., canoe of, William Almy fined for taking, 16 Ralfe, Mr., &c., William Bateman was left with, at Pullen Point mentd. (inquisition on body of William Bateman) 7
witnesses, mentd. (inquisition on body of William Bate- man) 8
Thomas Moulton to pay forty shillings to, 10
Benjamin Cribb &c. sentenced for stealing pigs of, . 13
admn. granted to Mr. Mayhewe on goods &c. of, 34
inventory and order as to estate of, ·
46
GOATS
order as to allowance for weaned goats &c. . 8
&c. owners of, to make full satisfaction for damage done by them order restraining ram goats . 34
14
' GOBLE, THOMAS, &c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett)
101
GODSON, FRAUNCIS, bond for appearance 48
GOILTHAYT, THOMAS, Mr. Pelham to pay him five pounds 16
GOLD, FRANCIS, &c., watchmen, imprisoned for drinking strong water 87 GOLDSTON, HENRY, &c., dismissed from training by reason of age &c. . GOLTHROPE
50
Ralph, ease of, (being distempered with wine) .
130
(distemper in drink) 132
(being distempered with drink) 136
GOODNOW, EDWARD, sworn clerk of the band 5 June 1643
123
GOOSE, WILLI: , Mr., respited . 80
GOOUCH, . -, Mr., of Newberry, case of, (selling strong water) 83
GORTON, JOHN, &c., case of, (not appearing upon the alarm) 127
GOSPEL, the, mentd. (answer by John Pratt) . 111 GOSSE
John, &c., jury, (Dexter against Endicott) 15
case of, (common railing) . 85
PAGE
200
INDEX.
PAGE
GOSSE, continued.
John, etc., fine remitted to, . . 98
William, and his wife to answer things objected against them . 117
GOULDSWORTH GOULDWORTH
John, to be whipped and set in the stocks
GOVERNOR
&c. present at Court 1, 3, 5, 6, 8-21, 23-28, 30-34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 45-48, 50, 52, 54, 55, 57, 59, 61-66, 69, 71, 72, 74, 76, 77, 81, 82, 85, 88, 89, 91, 92, 95, 96, 98, 99, 102-105, 107, 108, 115, 117, 118-120, 122, 123, 125, 127, 128, 130, 131, 134, 137, 138 Mr., mentd (order as to ministers) 2
James Peñ appointed a Beadle to wait upon 2
Court of Assistants to be held at the Governors house 7 Sept. 1630 2
to direct the Beadle to issue summons in Civil Actions 2
shall always be a Justice of the Peace .
3
entertainment of public persons by, charges for, to be estimated (memº. ) 3
4
license from, as to selling corn &c. ·
Mr., time for building the ferry between Boston and Charlton to be appointed by, 8
petition sent out of England to, as to Mr. George Ludlowe 10
business concerning Mr. George Ludlowe to be referred to, 10
&c., oaths for, mentioned in note . 15
license from, mentd. (order as to travellers)
15
&c., no person shall buy corn &c. from any ship that comes into the Bay without license from, 16
&c., ordered that all the Islands within this pattent are to remain in the power of, 17 19
grant to Govr. Winthrop of land near his house at Misticke
Mr., to have part of Mr. Shepheard's fine to pay for ferrying the watch from Charlton to Boston 20
no planter returning to England shall carry money or beaver with him without leave from, 21 22
for the time being, rent for Conant's Island to be paid to, .
bond by Bryan Bincks &c. that they will not depart out of the limits of this pattent without leave from,
25
inquiry concerning the murder of Walter Bagnall referred to 26
great lot of, mentd. (agreement as to bounds of Charlestown and Newton) 30
for the time being, rent to be paid to, (Noddle's Island granted to Mr. Samuel Mavericke)
31
committee chosen to take an account of debts due to, . 33
salary of, order as to
33
C
House of, Court of Assistants to be held every third Tuesday at ordered that no person shall plant within the limits of this pattent with- out leave from the Governor &c. 4 C
201
INDEX.
PAGE
GOVERNOR, continued.
no person shall sell wine &c. without leave from, 33
John Lee punished for speaking reproachfully of, 49
&c., to dispose of the estate &c. of Edmond Lockwood, if necessary 52
&c., to dispose of the estate &c. of Edward Lockwood . 54
return to be made to, as to bounds of land sold by Chickataubut to Mr. Pinchon 55
&c., case heard by, 2 June 1636, referred to, in note 62
mentioned (case of Thomas Miller) 63
Moses Maverick paid rent to, for Noddle's Island 63
had leave to keep a Naviganset Indian and his wife 91
money delivered to, by one who had taken " too great prices " 91
92
" the Court gave way to," "to free his servant Thomas Philips " affronting, (case of Anthony Stoader) . 108
Mr. Bellingham was Governor 27 April, 1642, referred to in note 122
part of estate of Monsieur Thyery, deceased, in hands of, 127
GOVERNORS GARDEN, name of Conants Island changed to,
22
GRAMES, SAMUEL, &c., goods of John Hogg secured to, .
103
GRAND JURY. (See JURY.)
GRANT or GRAUNT
Christopher, fined for drunkenness 50
fined for drinking &c. 73
to satisfy for John Clare's fine . 92
case of, (cruel usage of his servant Nicholas Gilberd) discharged
103
106
GRANTS of Farms to be improved within three years
43
GRAUES. (See GRAVES.)
GRAUNT. ( See GRANT.)
GRAVES or GRAUES
-, Mr., neck of land whereon he dwells to belong to the Newe Towne (agreement) 22, 30
&c., to take an inventory of goods &c. of Alex: Wignall . . 33
drinking aboard ship of, John Woolridge fined for, . 34
(or GEAVES) - &c., witnesses, grant to, 98
Thomas, &c., viewed the body of Austen Bratcher 7
GRAY GRAYES
Katherine, to be whipped for unchaste behavior with Thomas Elkyn . 48
Thomas, enjoined to attend Court to answer &c. and to remove out of the limits of this pattent 6
house of, at Marble Harbor to be pulled down &c. 20
sentenced to be whipped and banished . 76
house of, at Marblehead mentd. (case of Ralph Warriner) 85
case of, (drunkenness profanity &c.) 87 case of, (drunkenness &c.) 94 .
GREAT POND and land above the Falls on Charles River granted to John Haynes Esq. &c. 42
202
INDEX.
PAGE
GREEN 2 GREENE S
John, Mr., of New Providence, fined and banished from this juris- diction for speaking contemptuously of the magistrates admn. on estate of, granted to Daniel Brewar in whose house he died 81
71
GREENFIELD
Mary, Jonathan Thing sentenced for ravishing her 106
Samuel, payment to, (case of Jonathan Thing) 106
GREENLIFFE
Edmond, referred to Ipswich Court 83
charges to Willi: Hamond for not prosecuting 98
GRUB, THOMAS, fined for not appearing upon the jury
137
GUNNISON, HUGH, David Weane put himself to,
129
GURLIN 1
GURLING S
-, Mr., land of, to be sold to satisfy creditors 71 sale of land of, confirmed &c. . 73
land of, Mr. Willard &c. appointed as to, 74 widow, mentd. (account as to estate of Richard Gurling) . 85 Richard, account as to estate of, by John Benjamin 85 GURTRIDGE. (See GUTRIGE.)
GYLES or GILES
Edward, fined for knowing his wife carnally before marriage 60 .
Mary, dallying with, Abner Ardway accused of, . .
135
HAINES. (See HAYNES.)
HALE
HALES
-, Mr., &c., admonished to take heed of concealment . 109
Robert, &c., appraisers, (estate of Henry Harwood) 72
Sara, wife of Willi: Hales, case of, (miscarriage) 108
109 case of, (escaping) .
(or HALL), Thomas, referred to Ipswich Court 83
Willi: , case of his wife Sara Hales (miscarriage)
108
· HALFORD, WILL: , &c., difference between John Cogan, John Tylley &c. re- ferred to, 54
HALL or HAUL, HAULE
Edward, &c., referred to Salem
76
John, case of, (correcting his boy) 83
&c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) . 101
(or HALE), Thomas, referred to Ipswich Court 83
HALSTEED
Nathaniel, inventory of, presented and order as to estate . 138
William, appointed admr. of estate of his father Nathaniel Halsteed 138
GUTRIGE (or GURTRIDGE), WILLIAM, enjoined to take care of Ales Burwood . 87
203
INDEX.
PAGE
HAMMON
HAMON
HAMOND
William, to be set in the bilboes for drunkenness . · 26 Thomas, &c., Grand Jury, 70 ·
Willi: , attachment for, .
85 charges against Edmond Greenliffe for not prosecuting, . 98 · HAMPTON, Town of,
presentments discharged 100
fined for want of weights and measures
106
HANDS, MARKE, discharged
· 116
HANDWRITING
of Increase Nowell, secretary, record in, 1
of Secretary Simon Bradstreet, record in,
1
of Edward Rawson, secretary, 1
marginal note in, mentioned in note 20
of Increase Nowell, entry in, referred to in note . 30
record in, referred to, 62
of the secretary referred to in note
96
of Thomas Lechford record in,
115
HARBOR RIVER (Salem) land upon, granted to Mr. Skelton HARDIE. (See HARDY.)
HARDING HARDINGE.
Mr., &c., gift towards the Sea Fort . . . · 42 John, &c., sworn constables of Weymouth, 23 May 1643 123 .
Robert, &c., inquisition upon oaths of, 7
grand jury
70
HARDY or HARDIE
John, things taken from wreck of, (bond by Thomas Turner, &c.) 105
Thomas, &c., at Aggawam, mentd. 31
HARLAKENDEN.
(See HERLAKENDEN.)
HARRIS
John, to pay fees, admonished and discharged . 139
Josiah (or Josuah), apprenticed to Frauncis Weston 41 .
HARRISON
John, gentleman, attachment for, . . 80,81,82 Mr., fined for non appearance, and admonished as to gaming . 83.
HART
Isaack, bound to his good behavior 95
Israel, case of, (neglecting the watch) . 133 ·
John case of, (being distempered with drink) 138 HARVEST, plentiful, &c., Day of Thanksgiving for, 37 HARVY, JOSEPH, will and inventory of estate of, delivered into Court 85 HARWOOD
Henry, execrs. of Rich: Garrett to pay him the sum of twenty nobles . 18 of Charlstowne, inventory of estate of, presented to the Court . 72
24
204
INDEX.
PAGE
HASLEWOOD, JOHN, to be whipped, and delivered up as a slave, for breaking
into houses, &c. 79
HASNET, ELIZABETH, put to William Wilson, 5 Jan. 1642-3 . 129
HASTINGS, THOMAS, &c., certificate by, (case of Mighill Bacon) . 105
HATCH
HATCHE
Jonathan, to be whipped and committed as a slave to Lt. Davenport . 97 Will:, &c., bond forfeited by, (case of John Emerson) 65
HATHAWAY
John, indicted for adultery with Margaret Seale . 66 found guilty of adultery 70
HATHORNE or HAYTHORNE
William, Mr., &c., to determine, &c. as to damage by swine . 49
&c., difference between John Cogan, John Tylley, &c., re-
ferred to, 54
Willi:, &c., agreement made by, as to estate of John and William Fiske 77
HAUGH. ( See HOUGH.)
HAUKES
Adam, referred to Court at Salem .
83
Samuell, case of, (swearing, lying, &c.)
. 102
HAUL
HAULE (See HALL.)
HAWARD
John, sworn constable of Dedham, 5 Dec., 1638 . 80 William, Richard Cole put to, for one year . · 127
HAWKENS
HAWKINS
James, forfeits to be levied on, 56
testimony as to wages paid to, . 56
&c., to make a weekly payment towards their forfeits 57
case of, (profaning the Sabbath) 118
Thomas, case of, (scurrilous speeches) (making bread too light [weight])
116
bond by, (case of James Hawkins) . 118
Tymothy, &c., fined for company keeping, drinking, &c. HAY, &c., order for preservation of,
40
17
HAYDEN (or HEYDEN), JAMES, servant, freed from his master HAYNES or HAINES
65
.
-, Mr., &c., gift towards the Sea Fort
. 42
present at Court 45-48, 50, 52
committee as to estate of Mr. Ouldam 63
present at Court . 65 .
mentd. (order as to release of Edward Woodley 65
John, Esq., land and Great Pond granted to, . 42
&c., to take charge of writings left by the husband of Ruth Lockwood, 50, 51 to audit accounts, &c. (Edward Howe & William Knopp) 52
102
205
INDEX.
PAGE
HAYNES or HAINES, continued.
John, Esq., &c., to dispose of the estate, &c. of Edmond Lockwood, if
necessary 52
Mr., &c., present at Court . . 63, 64
Esq., letter of attorney from Andrew Coleman, mentd. 96 Willi: Swift mortgaged his house and lands to, &c., mentd. 96
Governor, &c. (Court of Assistants), order by, (case of John Pratt) 112
Richard, &c., bond by, (case of Daniel Hutchins) . 95
HAYTHORNE. ( See HATHORNE.)
HEATHERSBY, ROBERT, discharged of his bond, &c. 130
HECTOR (ship), Thomas Miller, pilot & mate of, committed for seditious speeches 63
HEFFORD (or HOFFORD), SAMUEL, freed from his master, Jonathan Wade, and put to John Johnson 101 HENBURY (or HENBERRY), LUKE, to be whipped, for theft, and for running away 72
HERESY. (See CRIMES, &c.)
HERLACKINGDEN
HERLAKENDEN For HARLAKENDEN
HERLAKENDON -
, Mr., &c., committee as to estate of Mr. Ouldam 63
present at Court 65, 71, 72, 74, 76
Roger, Mr., &c., Capt. Lovell's business &c. referred to, 77
63, 66,69
HETT, ANNE, case of, (attempting to drown her child) . 126 .
HEWARD. (See HEYWARD.)
HEWES. ( See HUGHES.)
HEWET or HUET, HUITT
Robert, to be whipped for committing fornication 30
Susan, &c., who sold goods to Sarah Pell, order as to . 121
Willi: , &c. appraisers (estate of Joane Drake) 72
HEWLET
Lewes, case of, (extortion, &c ) forfeited his recognizance 92
89
HEYDEN. (See HAYDEN.)
HEYWARD (or HEWARD), JOHN, sentenced to be whipped for swearing, &c. . 53
HIBBENS }
HIBBINS
-, Mr., mentd. (bond by John Crabtree, &c.) · 98 allowance to, for his horse killed in public service . 128
&c., present at Court 130-132, 134, 137, 138
HICKBOURNE, DAVID (or DAVY), case of, (gross misdemeanors) 107 HIGGENSON
-, Mrs., land of, mentd. (grant to Mr. Skelton) 24 Timothy, had wine of Mr. Eldred 129 HIGHWAYS or WAYS
town of Lynn enjoined to mend their ways 75 .
206
INDEX.
PAGE
HIGHWAYS or WAYS, continued.
town of Weymouth fined for,
79
Dorchester
79
Boston
66
66
79
Ipswich 66
80
presentment of town of Ipswich for, mentioned
83
town of Lynn fined for,
83
Boston “
84
&c., mentd. (Dorchester presentment) 84
town of Weymouth fined for, 84
85 85
town of Watertown fined for,
85
Cambridge .
at Long Swamp, &c., town of Cambridge enjoined to repair attachment against town of Ipswich for,
90
town of Cambridge fined for, at Vine Swamp, &c. Boston fined for, 90
90
Hingham fined for, . 91
way of Dorchester presented
94
town of Hingham fined for, . 94
set out by town of Ipswich, mentd.
97
town of Boston to repair the ways between Powder Horn Hill and the Written Tree 99
Lynn enjoined to repair their ways
100
Roxbury enjoined to make a sufficient way between the burial place and the gate 105
enjoined to repair the way over the swamp toward
Dorchester Mill 106
Ipswich enjoined to repair their ways
106
Cambridge enjoined to repair the way between Watertown and Roxbury 106
Weymouth's defective way certified to be mended . 106
Salem enjoined to repair their ways,
106
Boston 66
106
Salisbury 66 66
" way .
106
Rowley
ways . 106
106
fined for, 116
Boston fined for defective ways towards Roxbury 117
Cambridge fined for a defective way to Charlestown 117
130
Dedham granted time as to a way between Dedham and Cam- bridge 135
HILL
Abraham, Richard Bayly put himself to, . Bartholomewe, case of, (stealing a loaf of bread)
138
9
John, &c., bond by, as to overpayment 98
Sāmu., fined for drunkenness
49
Dorchester way to be mended ·
Boston presented for,
85
to the mill, town of Watertown discharged as to, .
207
INDEX.
PAGE
HILL, continued.
Willñ, Mr., &c., to determine &c. as to damage by swine . 49
John Cogan, &c., difference between, as to ship "Thunder" referred to a committee 54 HILTON, WILLIAM, Mr., debt due from, mentd. (inventory of goods &c. of Joseph Avery) 58
HINDERSHAM (or HINDERSAM), MARGARET, case of (ill behavior) .
90
HINGHAM, Town of
fined, &c. 75
to use the meeting house for a watch house . 84
acquitted from the presentment about Thom. Turner's lot 84
fined for not making sufficient fences, for defective highways & for not keeping constant watch 91
fined for defective ways and bridge 94
John Porter & Henry Tuttle took oaths as constables of Hingham 97
meeting house in, to be used as a watch house 100
granted time to finish the bridge over Layford's liking . 116
constables of, order sent to, as to Mrs. Strainge & her child 119 William Jones and Eliz: Strainge to acknowledge their fault publicly at, 124 Thomas Cooper, &c., constables of Hingham, mentd. . 126 ·
members of, desire advice of the elders to settle their differences 126
discharged, the way being made out 129
Francis James sworn constable of Hingham 132
church of, Thomas Painter sentenced for disturbing
135
HITCHCOCK
HITCHCOCKE
Richard bond for appearance 48
HOARE, MARY, case of, (theft)
119
НОВВЕ
HOBBEY JOHN, murder of, John Williams found guilty of . 69
HOBSON
Henry, servant of Henry Neale, freed from his master
122
put to Goodman Thomas Meakins
122
HOFFE. (See HOUGH.)
HOFFORD. (See HEFFORD.)
HOGG
HOGGE
John, fined for drunkenness 87
case of,
(drunkenness, &c.) 102
goods of, secured to Samuel Grames, &c ..
103
HOGGES or HOGGS
John, fined for drunkenness 71
swearing and cursing his servant . 81
Mr., fine remitted to, .
89 case of, (drunkenness) 93
HOGG ISLAND, &c., granted to Boston for twenty one years
44 HOGGS. (See HOGGES.)
.
93
208
INDEX.
PAGE
HOLBIDGE
Arthur, testimony by Mr. Hutchingson as to wages paid to, 56
bound to his good behavior, &c., for contempt, &c. . 56 ·
&c., to make weekly payments in discharge of their forfeits 57
HOLEMAN, - -, Mr., payment for, 120
HOLGRAVE
John, &c., grand jury 70
referred to Salem 75
presented for drawing wine, and fined for contempt, &c. 78
HOLLAND
John, testimony by, as to Thomas Wonnarton 55
&c., jury of life & death 70
jurymen, fined for not appearing 102
HOLLARD, ANGELL, fined for libel . 72 HOLLINGSWORTH
HOLLINGWORTH
Richard, to be set in the stocks at Salem, for profaning the Sabbath . 80 case of, (causing the death of Robert Baker) 103 ·
HOLLISTER, JOHN, &c., sworn constables of Weymouth, 23 May, 1643 123
HOLLOWAY
-, bond for appearance 76
Thomas, discharged
78
HOLMAN
Jolın, &c., Nicholas Frost sentenced to pay a fine to, 28
jury of life & death . 70
. HOLMES, ROBERT, &c., fined for being absent, being warned 128
HOLTE, NICHOLAS, of Newbury, mentd. (inventory of goods, &c., of Joseph Avery) 58
HOOKER, THOMAS, &c., witnesses to answer by John Pratt 111
HOPE, an Indian, to be whipped for running away, &c. . 95
HOPKINS, RICHARD, sentenced to be whipped and branded on one cheek for selling " peeces " to the Indians 27
HORN or HURNE
HORNE
George, fined for being distempered with drink 76
case of, insolent carriage .
93
HORSES, &c., owners of, to make full satisfaction for damage done by them . 14 HOSIER
Samuel, &c., to return tools to Mr. Pelham or the price of them . 14
jury (Dexter against Endicott) 15
chosen and sworn constable of Waterton 48 ·
to pay William Almy for service of Robert Way .
61
HOSKINS
John, &c., jury (case of Walter Palmer) . 9 stealing a loaf of bread from, (Bartholmewe Hill to be whipped) 9 Sent., goods &c. of Christopher Ollyver to satisfy, . 50 .
HOUCHENS. (See HUTCHINS.)
209
INDEX.
PAGE
HOUGH or HAUGH, HOFFE
HOUGHE
-, Mr., &c., present at Court · ·
54,55 mentd. (difference about two heifers)
56
&c., present at Court 57,58
against Mr. Maveracke, witnesses to be examined by Mr. Winthrop, &c. 58
present at Court ·
59,61,62
Atherton, Mr., &c., to settle estate of Mr. Mellows
97
Atterton, &c. (Court of Assistants) order by (case of John Pratt)
112
HOUSE. (See HOUSES.) HOUSEHOLDERS
HOUSEKEEPERS
&c. to take the oath of allegiance . · 44 none but housekeepers to hire any person for a servant, &c. . 15
HOUSE OF CORRECTION to be built at Boston
27
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT. (See ORDINARY.)
HOUSES OR HOUSE
to be built for ministers . . .
. .
1
James Pen (order as to ministers)
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.