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2
Mr. Gayer 6 .
2
mentd. (allowance &c. to Mr. Patricke & Mr. Underhill)
4
&c., order for preservation of,
17
of Thomas Graye at Marble Harbor to be pulled down, &c.
20
Mr. Rich. Browne allowed to keep a ferry over Charles River against his house 38
&c., order as to surveying, &c.
45
How
HOWE -, Lt., bond for appearance 73 41
Edward, fined for selling strong water and William Knopp, John Haynes &c. to audit accounts between, &c. 52
HOWLETT, THOMAS, &c., at Aggawam, mentd.
HUBBARD
HUBBERD
HUBBERT
HUBBURD
Benjamin, admonished for drinking strong water, &c. . .
78
Edmond, Senr. chosen constable of Charlton 51 &c. grand jury 70
fined for leaving a pit open 75
James, discharged
100
Joshua, costs to John Stone, &c. for not prosecuting -
122 &c., constables of Hingham, mentd. . 126
HUDSON
- -, widow, discharged
. 84
.
.
31
68 &c., bond for appearance, &c. of Robert Shorthose .
210
INDEX.
PAGE
HUDSON, continued.
Ralph, &c., jury of life & death . 70
William, chosen by town of Boston to keep an ordinary 93
Willi: &c., bond by, as to overpayment 98 discharged from their recognizance 98
William, &c., will of Thomas Morrice testified to by, . 124
costs against Symon Kempthorne, for not prosecuting 128
Junr., allowed to keep a house of entertainment 136
HUES. (See HUGHES. )
HUET. (See HEWET.)
HUGHES or HEWES, HUES, HUYES
Josuah, &c., gift towards the Sea Fort fined for taking too much profit
42
HUITT. (See HEWET.)
HULL
-, Mr., &c., to determine &c. as to damage by swine .
. 131
HUMFREY
HUMFRY
HUMPHREY
HUMPHRY
- -, Mr., ordered that his servant John Legge shall be whipped 14 &c., present at Court 47
fined for absenting himself from Court 54 Mr., mentd. (difference about two heifers) 56
&c., present at Court, 58, 65, 72, 85, 89, 91, 93, 96, 99, 103-105 107,108
and Robert Saltonstall, arbitrators between
133
John, Esq., land in Saugus to be set out for,
30
took oath of an Assistant 47
&c., to take depositions (Aspinwall & Brewerton) 48 to take depositions as to will of William Payne . 49
&c., to determine &c. all matters of difference concerning es- tate of Willust 52
Mr., &c., present at Court. 63, 64, 69,102
firing barn of, (case of Henry Stevens) 100
&c. (Court of Assistants) order by, (case of John Pratt) 112
Mr., costs to Edmund Batter for not prosecuting ·
126
HUNT, ENOCH, case of, (extortion) .
· 106
HURNE. (See HORNE.)
HUSBAND and WIFE
order as to Henry Seawall and wife 60
case between Richd. Beggarly and wife referred to in note . 62
divorce of James Luxford 89
Edward Adams enjoined to return to his wife 105
Anne Clarke granted a divorce from Dennis Clarke 138
John Richardson to be sequestered from Elizabeth Fryar, &c. 139
. 60
49 Mrs., Samuel Bacon to make restitution to, ·
211
INDEX.
HUSBANDMEN
company of, goods of, to be inventoried by the beadle &c. . mentd. (order as to John Kirman) ·
.
· 52
HUTCHINGSON. (See HUTCHINSON.)
HUTCHINS or HOUCHENS
Daniell, bond for appearance .
95
freed from attendance at Court 98
HUTCHINSON or HUTCHINGSON
-, Mr., testimony by, as to wages paid Arthur Holbidge &c. 56
&c., committee, as to debts &c. of Mr. Ouldam 63
Francis, case of, (corrupt speeches) 109
HUYES. (See HUGHES.)
HYATT, THOMAS, " brother," mentd. (will of John Russell) . 57
IBROOKE
-, &c., attachment for, 79
Richard, fined for tempting maids to uncleanness
81
IDLENESS. (See CRIMES, &c.)
IGNOMINIOUS PUNISHMENT. (See PUNISHMENT.)
ILLERY, HENRY, case of, (drunkenness, &c.) .
·
95
IMPRESSMENT (case of Henry Chapman)
. 94
IMPRISONED. ( See PUNISHMENT.)
INCENDIARISM.
(See CRIMES, &c.)
INDIANS
canoe taken from, mentd. (order as to punishment of Thomas Morton) 4
order as to permitting use of fire arms to, . 5
selling Indian Corn &c. to the English &c. 6
selling corn to the Indians &c. 6
all persons forbidden to trade in money with, 10
any person employing, shall discharge him or her 11
none to entertain any Indian as a servant without a license . 11
Sir Richard Saltonstall to satisfy the Indians for wrongs done them by his servant 11
wigwams mentd. (order as to training of Capt. Underhill's Company) . John Dawe sentenced for enticing an Indian woman 19
18
Josias Plastowe sentenced for stealing from, 19
as to punishment with death for adultery with English or Indian 19
trucking houses to be appointed in every plantation 23
every planter who trades with for beaver, shall pay twelve pence 23
selling powder, shot &c. to, Richard Hopkins sentenced for,
27
at Damerills Cove, Nicholas Frost sentenced for theft from, 28
not to receive any reward for killing wolves 29
no man shall give or sell strong waters to, 33
no person to buy land from, without leave &c. 40
inquiry as to damage done by swine in Indian barns of corn 46
entertaining an Indian without leave &c. Clement Briggs fined for 49 to set out the bounds of land sold by Chickataubut to Mr. Pinchon 55 stealing beans from, &c. William Shepheard sentenced for, . 62
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23
212
INDEX.
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INDIANS, continued.
selling strong water to, James Browne fined for, .
68
lending a gun to an Indian, Jolin Stretton fined for, 71
an Indian released, and to make satisfaction for a cow . 78
John Bayly fined for buying land of, 83
the Governor allowed to keep a Naviganset Indian and his wife 91
two Indian women to be whipped for abusing Mrs. Weld &c. 95
Hope an Indian, to be whipped for running away &c. 95
selling gunpowder to, (case of Richard Parker)
101
(case of Roger Tole) .
101
selling shot to an Indian (case of John Stowe) 101 (Mr. Thomas Clarke's man) 101
101
making an Indian drunk (case of James Dane)
105
John Skidmer fined for selling strong water to, 106
Pesons or George an Indian, banished . 118
selling powder and shot to, (case of William Scutt)
131
INQUISITION
a jury to enquire concerning the death of Austen Bratcher . 6,7
inquisition on the body of William Bateman
7
IPSWICH, Town of,
Aggawam to be called, . 47
Jobn Pyke brought from, as a witness
56
Robert Andrewes of, mentd. .
58
Richard Kent of, mentd.
58
fined and to repair defects &c.
75
fined for defective highways . 80
John Davies to be whipped at, for attempting lewdness with women 81
presentment of, for defective highways 83
John Wedgwood set in the stocks at, for being in the company of drunkards 86
attachment against, for defective ways .
90
paid its attachment
97
enjoined to repair their ways
106
Jonathan Thing to be whipped at,
·
106
Mr. Baker of, mentd.
123
( See also AGGAWAM.)
IPSWICH COURT
Jnº. Bayly &c. to be brought before, . C9
Henry Sewall to answer for beating his wife
74
Thomas Savory referred to, for lying . 80
Edmond Greenliffe referred to, 83
83
Goodman Foster &c. referred to, . 83
Mr. Henry Seawall to acknowledge his fault publicly at,
92
Robert Crosse remitted to,
100
Christopher Batte referred to,
100
case of Richard Nicoles referred to, .
101
Thomas Hall referred to,
mending Indians guns (case of Richard Collecot)
213
INDEX
PAGE
ISLANDS
order as to Islands within the limits of this pattent
16
" his island " mentd. (case of Samuel Maverick), 109
IVER, MICHA: forfeited his recognizance
92
JACKSON
Elisha, turned over from George Barrell to John Millam 119
Samuell, &c., evidence by, (case of John Emerson) 74
JACOBS, NICHOLAS, &c., bond by, (case of Jonathan Bosworth) 124
JAMES
Francis, sworn constable of Hingham 132
Will: to be set in the bilboes &c. for incontinency 65
Willi: &c., respited until the next Court 83
JARVIS, JOHN, &c., viewed the body of Austen Bratcher JEANISON. (See JENNISON.)
7
JEFFREY, JANE, &c., case of, (filthy and unclean practise) JENKIN
134
Joel, case of, (getting his masters daughter with child) 95
discharged . 99 ·
JENNISON Or JEANISON, GENNISON, GENESON, GENISON
-, Mr., &c., to take an inventory of Goods &c. of Alex: Wignall 33
Anchient, goods of Thomas Walford to remain in hands of, .
35
Ensign, Robert Way to remain with, 46
order as to Robert Way who was assigned by him to Edward Burton 48
fined for upbraiding the Court &c. 48
fine remitted to, . 52
&c., to require the Indians to set out bounds 55
to make a payment to William Almy 61
Capt., payment from John Simpson for not prosecuting 86
William, Mr., chosen anchient to Capt. Pattricke 18
line between Roxbury and Newton laid out by, 53
JESOP, JOHN, payment to, mentd. (order as to Richard Brown) 71 JOANES or JONES
-, Mr., and Mr. Mayhewe, accounts between to be examined 93
Edward, &c., sworn constables of Charlestown, 104
John, case of, (defileing his wife before marriage) 87
Mary, corn &c. granted to, 102
corn granted to Alexander Becke for his trouble with, 107
Richard, &c., Grand Jury, 70
case of, (cheating) 88
William, to acknowledge his fault publicly &c. 124
JOBSON
John, shipmaster, bond by, (case of Francis Tobey) case of, (unadvised expressions )
62
116
JOCELY. (See JOSLYN.)
JOHN, SAGAMORE,
&c., complaint by, as to having two wigwams burned . · -11
214
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JOHN, SAGAMORE, continued.
promised to fence his corn against all kinds of cattle 26
Richard Saltonstall to give him a hogshead of corn for damage done by his cattle 29
JOHNSON
-, Mr., &c., to be Justices of the Peace 3
present at Court 3
widow, to make a payment to William Almy 61
David, and William Almy, judgment in suit 61
Edward, goods received of, William Almy to bring in an inventory of . 46 of Charlestown, case of, (not serving on the jury) 105
appointed to train the Company at Woburn 123
chosen Lieutenant of Woburn 135
Jun., case of, (immoderate drinking)
138
Frauncis, &c., gift towards the Sea Fort
42
Isaack, Esq., Assistant and Justice of the Peace, &c., inquisition be- fore, on body of William Bateman 7
&c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) 101
John, &c., jury, as to death of Austen Bratcher
6
(Dexter against Endicott) . .
15
difference between Newton and Charlestown referred to, 29 chosen for Rocksbury, (order as to cart bridge over Muddy River, &c.) 34
gift towards the Sea Fort
42
return as to bounds between Watertown and Newe Towne .
53
freed from training and to make payment to the Company Samuel Hefford to serve,
88
of Roxbury, freed from training .
104
surveyor, order to, mentions cattle from Providence
135
&c., committee, as to estate of Mr. Samuel Cooke 140
Peter, &c., bond by, (to give an account of their company goods) 25
Richard, acknowledged a debt to Sir Richard Saltonstall 13
those who employ him are to pay out of his wages to Sir Richard Saltonstall 13
52
JOINERS, order as to wages of, .
3, 5, 12, 36
JONES. (See JOANES.)
JOSLYN or JOCELY
Henry, gentleman, &c., of Paskataqua, forfeited their bonds for non-
appearance 61
discharged from their recognizance 62
JOYNERS. (See JOINERS.)
JUDGMENT against Joseph Twitchwell, five pounds of, to be abated 40
JUDSON, WILLI: discharged 81
JURISDICTION
as to number of Assistants within this, .
12
no man within this, to hire a servant for less than year 15
banishment from,
16, 60, 71, 101
.
Samuell, to be whipped for enticing servants to run away &c.
101
215
INDEX.
PAGE
JURISDICTION, continued.
order as to planters within the limits of, 21
Nicholas Frost tried for coming into this jurisdiction after banishment 59
( See also PATENT, MASSACHUSETTS.)
JURY or GRAND JURY, Jury of Trials
impannelled to inquire concerning the death of Austen Bratcher 28 Sept., 1630 6
verdict of, in case of Walter Palmer
7
present that William Bateman died by God's visitation 8
impannelled for the trial of Walter Palmer . 9
finds Walter Palmer not guilty of manslaughter .
9
impannelled to inquire concerning an action of battery 15
Mr. Palmer fined for absenting himself being warned to serve on a jury jurors to be warned by the beadle fourteen days before the Court
38
first Grand Jury referred to, in note
57
of life and death, list of,
70
Grand Jury, list of,
70
absence from Court (case of Richard Collicot &c.)
74
Henry Collens fined for not serving on, 76
John Holgrave fined for sending a paper to a juryman
78 86
to appear, (case of Marmaduke Peirce)
86
pleading with the jury out of Court (case of Thomas Lechford) list of jurymen (case of Marmaduke Peirce)
89
Thomas Tylestone &c. fined for not attending the jury
97
calling the Grand Jury rogues (case of Rich. Cluffe)
97
found Hugh Buett guilty of heresy
101
grant to the jury (case of Hugh Buett)
101
John Holland &c. jurymen, fined for not appearing
102
Robert Stedman juryman, fined for not appearing
103
Robert Rendall found not guilty
103
not serving on the jury (case of Edward Johnson)
105
absence from the jury (case of George Bowen) 107
not warning the jury correctly (case of Thomas Carter, sen".) 108
not serving on the jury (case of Edward Larkin) 108
found Robert Wyar &c. not guilty with reference to the capital law 121
absence from the jury (case of Isaac Morrell) 125
verdict as to death of Richard Silvester's child 126
Jolin Clough fined for his absence when the jury was called 132
Thomas Grub fined for not appearing upon the jury 137
Thomas Cooper fined for absence from, 138
Benjamin Gillam fined for absence from, 138
JURY OF TRIALS. (See Jury.) 81
JUSALL, SARA, Thomas Boyse sentenced for attempting a rape with, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
to direct the Beadle to issue summons &c. in civil actions 2
the Governor and Deputy Governor shall always be, 3
power of, (Sr. Richard Saltonstall &c. appointed) . 3
Isaack Johnson, Esq. Assistant and Justice of the Peace 7
35
part of fine paid to the jury (case of Daniel Clarke)
87
216
INDEX.
PAGE
KEAYNE
. -, Capt., George Story discharged of his bond to answer to, 119
his action deferred until Mr. Bartholomew comes . 129
Anne, case of, (testifying falsely) 124
KELLY, WILLIAM, mentioned in note
67
KEMBALL, HENRY, &c., allowance to, for cloth . 105
KEMP
КЕМРЕ -, mentd. (order as to a payment to Mr. Oliver) . 130
John, case of, (unclean attempts with three young girls) 86 allowance to James Davis for keeping, 119
former servant of Isaac Morrell, to be cared for by the constable of Roxbury 125
KEMPTHORNE, SYMON, costs to William Hudson for not prosecuting &c. . 128
KENDALL, JOHN, costs to John Parker for not prosecuting 138 KENDRICK, GEORGE, &c., bond forfeited by, (case of John Emerson) .
65 KENT
Richard, costs to John Kirman for not prosecuting .
·
49
of Ipswich, debt due from, mentd. (inventory of goods &c. of Joseph Avery) 58
KETCHAM, HESTER, freed from service with her master John Woolrige . 92
KEYES, ROBERT, bond for appearance .
KIBBE, -, and ELWELL, capias to bring them before the Governor . . 76
. 65
KILCUP, WILLI: , &c., bond by, (case of Daniel Hutchins)
95
KILLMASTER ?
KILMASTER
John, &c., admonished for their distemper . 108
case of, (being distempered with drink) 136 ·
KING, The, &c., (recognizance by Mr. John Barcrofte) . 36
KING 2
KINGE S
John, &c., discharged . 77
Joseph, Mr., case of, (obscene speeches, drinking &c.) .
104
Richard, admr. on goods &c. of, granted to Richard Bishopp 54
KINGMAN
Henry, of Weymouth, licensed to keep a house of entertainment 69
&c., Grand Jury 70
KINLOAH, JAMES, discharged .
134 KIRKMAN Ų
KIRMAN
John, to receive a payment from the estate of Mr. Crispe 20
costs against Richard Kent for not prosecuting . 49
Capt. Traske to pay to, as his share in a plow patent . 52
KITCHEN, JOHN, case of, (showing books he was to bring to the Governor) 87
KNIGHT
-, a witness, order as to, (case of James Luddam) 61
John, admn. on goods &c. of, granted to Roger Ludlowe, Esq. 30
of Newbury, mentd. (inventory of goods &c. of Joseph Avery) 58
INDEX. 217
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KNIGHT, continued.
John of Newberry, licensed to keep an Ordinary &c. 68
bond for appearance . 92
case of, (drunkenness &c.) . 98
&c., admonished for their distemper
108
committed
115
cause of, to be tried by action
117
Marklin, to recompense James Pen
116
Richard, of Newbury, mentd. (inventory of goods &c. of Joseph Avery) 58
Walter, forfeited his recognizance
102
case of, (rude and contemptuous speeches) 104
KNOP KNOPE KNOPP
, fine remitted to, . 26
John, &c., admonished for their distemper 108
Nicholas, fined for taking upon him to cure scurvey · 11
Mr. William Pelham &c. promised to pay five pounds for, . William, or his son, whoever employs, to pay one half of their wages to Sr. Richard Siltonstall 9
11
owes debt to Sr. Richard Saltonstall 13
bond for appearance 50
and Edward Howe, John Haynes &c. to audit accounts be-
tween, &c. 52
Will: to answer for speeches about our late Governor Mr. Vaine 68
Willi: &c., bond by, (case of George Richardson)
99
case of, (selling beer) 107
William, wife of, allowed to keep a house of entertainment . 136
theft from, (case of Bridget Barnard) . 137
KNORE
KNOWER
Thomas, bond for appearance . 20, 21
set in the bilbowes for threatening the Court . 21 ·
fined for selling strong water . 87 / adm". on estate of, granted to James Browne 117 1
KNOWLES, JOHN, who married the widow Davies, granted admn. on estate of Robert Bills 77
LABOURERS, order as to wages of, .
6,36
LACE, Thomas Barnes admonished about lace 116
LAMBE
Edward, attachment against, 73
fined for contempt, to make a payment to John Finch and ad-
Thomas, slate demised to, in Slate Island
34
LAMBERT
Richard, bond for appearance forfeited by, .
monished for dancing 75
49
&c., referred to Salem . 76 .
-
218
INDEX.
LAMPSON, WILLI: allowed to fell trees on the other side of Chebacco
LANDS
no person to buy land of any Indian without leave &c. 40
assurance of, to free inhabitants mentd. 45
sale or grant of houses and lots to be entered in survey book 45 all towns had respite to bring in a transcript of their lands . 83 town of Concord fined for not giving in a transcript of their lands &c. 90
town of Lynn fined for not giving in a transcript of their lands &c. 90
Dorchester “
90
Weymouth " " ".
66 90
Charlestown, Sudbury and Dedham delivered in a transcript of their lands 117
Concord delivered in an imperfect transcript of their lands . 124 LANE
Thomas, late servant to John Burslyn, order as to, .
LANGE, RICHARD, and town of Weymouth, Mr. Stoughton to hear business between, 99
LANGLEY, WILLIAM, sworn constable of Lynn . · 132
LARKIN, EDWARD, fined for not serving on the jury, and fine remitted . . 108 LASCIVIOUS ACTIONS. (See CRIMES, &c.) LATHAM
Carew, &c., attachment against, 136 fined for his disorder 138 ·
Mary, condemned to death for adultery with James Brittaine . 139
LAURENCE or LAWRENCE
Henry, case of, (as to his servant Capt. Bonito) . 82
James, case of, (leaving his masters house &c.) . 107 LAUSON. (See LAWSON.)
LAW
Bibliographical Sketch of the Laws of the Colony referred to, ·
. 121
LAWRENCE. ( See LAURENCE.)
LAWSON or LAUSON
Christopher, order as to, 139
Henry, &c., notice to creditors of,
15
LAYFORD, " Layfords Liking " mentd. 116
LAYTON, THOMAS, discharged
130
LEACH
Ambrose, &c., case of, (drinking too much)
130
Laurence, &c., jury, (case of Walter Palmer)
9
LEAKE, HENRY, and his wife, case of, (fornication)
· 131
LEATHER. (See SEALERS, &c.)
LECHFORD
Thomas, copy by, mentd. 1, 13, 15, 42, 115 note book of, referred to . 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 89, 94, 96, 99, 103 Mr., case of, (pleading with the jury out of Court) 87
dismissed 99
PAGE 108
transcript of their lands delivered in by town of Dedham mentd. . · 123
. 45, 46 inhabs. of Dorchester to receive three pounds for caring for, 46
115 capital law mentd. (case of Robert Wyar &c.)
INDEX. 219
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LECTURE DAY
no lecture to begin before one o'clock in the afternoon 37
at Salem, mentd. (case of Francis Weston's wife) 75 .
(case of Richard Hollingsworth) 80
LEE
John, Thomas Foxe fined for not appearing as a witness against . 43
to be fined and whipped for calling Mr. Ludlowe a false hearted
knave &c. 43
whipped &c. for speaking reproachfully of the Governor . 49
part of his fine remitted 50
discharged of his fine .
87
costs against Richard Lettin for not prosecuting 129
LEG 3 LEGGES
John, servant to Mr. Humfry, to be whipped for striking Richard Wright 14
bond by, for his wifes appearance
76
LETTIN, RICHARD, costs to John Lee for not prosecuting
129
LEVENS. (See LEVINS.)
LEVERET, THOMAS, Mr., &c., to settle Mr. Mellows estate 97
LEVETT, -, Capt., &c., notice to creditors of,
. 15
LEVINS Or LEVENS
John, and Mr. Coxeall &c., business between referred to Mr. Pinchon 53
of Roxbury, mentd. (order as to Phebe Seales) . 67
LEWES or LEWS
Robert, discharged .
106
wife of, to be whipped for dishonoring the name of God . . 106
LEWIS -, enjoined not to strike his servant John Lowe, and to set free 133
Edward, &c., to view the leather tanned in Watertown &c. . 128 .
John, case of, (running away and breaking into a house) · 126 Swiniard, case of, (drunkenness) . · LEWS. ( See LEWES.)
133
LIBEL. (See ACTIONS.)
LICENSE. (See LIQUOR and ORDINARY.)
LIEUTENANT. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
LIGHT behavior. (See CRIMES.)
LIGHTERAGE, rates of, referred to the General Court . . 108
LIGHTFOOT, Francis, Edward Gatly to pay ten shillings to,
. 134
LIN. (See LYNN.)
LINEN, order as to sale of,
39
LINN. (See LYNN.)
LIQUOR Samuel Cole licensed 67
Robert Longe licensed . 68
William Baulston licensed to sell claret &c. . 68 Robert Longe chosen by town of Charlestown to sell wine . 93 giving strong water to certain persons (case of Mr. Barnard) 94
220
INDEX.
PAGE
LIQUOR, continued.
William Davies bound not to sell ale, wine &c. ·
. 116 (See also STRONGWATER.)
LISHE, SARAH, inventory of goods of, to be taken by Lt. Duncan . 91 LOCKEWOOD LOCKWOOD
Edmond, Mr., &c., jury for trial of Walter Palmer . 9
promised to pay five pounds for Nicholas Knopp . 11 children and estate of, to be disposed of by the Church of Watertown 52
Edmond, (?) order as to estate of, &c. .
54
Edward (Edmond?), order as to estate of, &c. 54
Robert, execr. of Edmond Lockwood, consent by, to disposition of estate &c. 52
Ruth, widow, ordered to bring writings left by her husband .
. 50, 51
LONDON, Mr. Mathewe Cradocke of,
41
. LONG
LONGE S
John, Mr., case of, (distemper in drinking &c. ) 105
bond for appearance 107 ·
gentleman, case of, (distemper in drink &c.) 124
Mr., to make a payment to Mr. Stodder and Company 125
(or LOUGE), Richard, confessed a debt to Mr. Ludlowe fined for contempt of authority &c. 60
68
discharged for want of proof 83
chosen to sell wine by town of Charlestown 93
LONG ISLAND &c. granted to Boston for twenty one years 44
LONG SWAMP, &c. town of Cambridge fined for defective way at, 90
LOOMAN, ANN, Mrs., goods &c. of. to be inventoried &c.
51
LORANSON, JAMES, &c., presented for taking too much wages
135
LORDS DAY. (See SABBATH DAY.)
LOUGE
(or LONGE), Richard, confessed owing a debt to Mr. Ludlowe .
13
(LONG or LONGE), Richard, fined for contempt of authority &c. . .
60
LOVE, JOHN, fined for drunkenness 55
LOVEL LOVELL S
-- , Capt., admonished to take heed of light carriage 65
his wife Weybro, presented for light behavior 65
business &c. of, referred to Roger Herlakenden 77
Elisabeth, case of, (immodest expressions) 94
Weybro, wife of Capt. Lovell presented for light behavior .
65
Low or LOWE
John, &c., case of, (drinking too much) 130
to be freed from his master 133
LOWDEN, RICHARD, town of Charlestown discharged about his lot 83
Robert, fined for selling beer and licensed to sell claret &c., appraisers, (estate of Henry Harwood) 72
13
221
INDEX.
PAGE
LOWE. (See Low.) LUDAM
LUDDAM
James, fined for drunkenness 61 to make a payment to William Almy 61
a servant, suit as to, (David Johnson and William Almy) 61 LUDDEN, JAMES, costs against Cutshamache for not prosecuting 82
LUDLOWE
-, Mr., &c., to be Justices of the Peace · 3
present at Court, 1, 3, 5, 8-21, 23-28, 30-34, 35, 36, 38, 39,
42
fined for absence from Court .
4
Richard Louge confessed owing money to, 13
&c., committee, to take an account of debts due to the
Governor &c. 33
Capt. John Stone sentenced for abusing, &c .. .
35
John Lee sentenced for calling him a false hearted knave &c. 43
granted adm". on goods &c. of Mr. John Tilley 43
George, Mr., order as to business concerning, 10
Robert, (or Roger), Mr., &c., present at Court
1
Roger, Mr., Lucy Smyth bound an apprentice to, one hundred acres of land granted to, 29
17
Esq., granted admn. on goods &c. of John Knight . 30
LUSHER, -, Lt., &c., committee as to affairs of Edward Allen . 127
LUXFOARD
LUXFORD
James, &c., bond for appearance &c. of Robert Shorthose . 78
case of, (having two wives) 89
to be delivered to his creditors
115
LYING. (See CRIMES, &c.)
LYNN, or LINN, Town of,
witness from, called by George Woodward . 68
fined and enjoined to mend the highways 75
fined for bad highways and to lay a ferry 83
fined for not keeping constant watch, for want of sealed weights, and for not giving in a transcript of their lands 90
enjoined to repair their ways 100
allowed to use the meeting house as a watch house 100
discharged 106
Mr. Edward Tomlin. allowed Ensign at Lynn
123
William Langley sworn constable of Lynn .
132
(See also SAUGUS.)
LYNN or LIN, LINN,
Henry, to be whipped for committing felony 6
to be whipped and banished from the plantation for writing falsely against the government &c. 19 fined for absenting himself from training 29
.
222
INDEX.
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LYNTON, RICHARD, &C., viewed the body of Austen Bratcher .
7
LYON (Ship)
Mr. Aleworth &c. to be sent to England in, . 10
Lt. Aleworth granted liberty to return to England in, 28
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