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MADOX, JOHN, discharged 106
MAGISTRATES
excepted, (order as to providing inhabs. of towns with fire arms) 12
(order as to building a Fort at Boston) 35
(order as to work on Fort) 38
meetings of, Jan. 1635-6 referred to in note 61
slighting, Peter Bussaker sentenced for, 64
speaking contemptuously of, John Green sentenced for, 71
&c. speaking against, Katherine Finch punished for, 76
mentd. (case of Robert Shorthose) 78
slighting, Robert Shorthose sentenced for, 81
abusing, (case of Elizabeth Vane)
132
( See also ASSISTANTS.)
MAISTER, JOHN, Mr., to make a passage from Charles River to the New Town 16
MAKEPEACE, -, Mr., his cow mentd. (case of T[eagu] Ocrimi) 121
MALLOWS, ABRAHAM, Mr., will of, delivered into Court 85 MANNERING, JOSEPH, judgment paid by, mentd. 40
MANNING
- -, Mr., to be paid, (case of Robert Rogers &c.) 131, 132
Clement, his master John Crosse warned to appear
76
MANSFIELD
- -, Mr. Oliver to be paid for his pains about, 127
mentd. (payment to Mr. Oliver) · Daniel, put to William Denux for five years, 14 Nov. 1642 . MANSLAUGHTER. (See CRIMES, &c.)
130
128
MARBLE HARBOR
assessed, (order as to levy for making a palisade) 20
house of Thomas Graye at, to be pulled down &c. 20
stage at, mentd. (order as to swine) 32
MARBLEHEAD, Town of,
James White fined for drunkenness at, 33
John Bennett 66 33
house of Thomas Graye at, mentd. (case of Ralph Warriner) 85
Thomas Gray sentenced for drunkenness &c. at, .
94
Hope an Indian, to be whipped at, for running away &c. 95
MARKET to be kept at Boston every Thursday 40 MARRIAGE
Mr. Thomas Stoughton fined for " taking upon him to marry " persons 10 refusing to keep promise of, Joyce Bradwicke fined for, 32 seeking maid without friends consent (case of Thomas Baguley) . ·
97 Margaret Stephenson at liberty to marry · 125
223
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MARRINER - MARRYNER S
Mr., &c., and John Tilley, difference between, referred to
Thomas, formerly servant to Robert Smyth, discharged John Winthrop, senr. &c. 47
88
MARSH, MARY, Richard Ibrooke fined for tempting her to uncleanness . 81
MARSHFIELD
Thomas, of Connecticut, John Twogood a servant to be sent to his wife 100 MARSON, Eliz: John Pemerton sentenced for committing fornication with, . 32 MARTEN MARTIN
John, &c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) . 101
Robert, &c., to view the land beyond Monotoquid River &c. 63
MARVIN, THOMAS, allowance to, for time he served and for killing wolves 120 MARY, servant of Mr. Bartholomewe, to be whipped &c. for running away 57 MASON
, Lt., to receive ten pounds for his voyage to the Eastward 34
Capt., Sergt. Stoughton chosen Ensign to, 38
Hugh, &c., certificate by, (case of Mighill Bacon) 105 presented for sealers and searchers of leather 138
MASONS, &c. order as to wages of, . 5, 36
MASSACHUSETTS (or MASSACHUSETTS BAY, COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS)
records of, referred to . 1
Pullen Point in, mentioned . 7
records of, referred to in note
13
John Winthrop, Esq., Governor of, mentioned
22
prisoners to be brought into the Bay 26
the Bay mentioned (order as to public meetings) 28
(order as to Thomas Walford) 35
(order as to work at the Fort) 38 (order as to swamps) . 39
defence of the Colony mentioned (order as to the " moveing fort") 41
the Bay mentioned (order as to goods of Mr. John Tilley) .
43
land about Massachusetts, order as to bounds of, 55
the Bay mentioned (case of Thomas Wonnorton) 56
John Trumble fined to the Commonwealth . 66
the Commonwealth mentioned (case of Wm. Androws) 78-79
(case of John Tower) . 95
103
Colonial Society of Massachusetts, transactions of, referred to in note Colony records referred to 109
the Commonwealth mentioned (answer by John Pratt) 110
copy of Colony records mentioned 115
laws of Massachusetts Colony mentioned
· 115
Colonial Society of Massachusetts, transactions of, referred to · 115 records of, referred to in note 118, 119 (See also JURISDICTION, PATENT.)
224
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MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Collection, 4th. series vol. 7 page 308 referred to in note 103
5th. series vol. 1 page 402 referred to in note ·
135
MASSEY, GEOFFREY (or JEFFREY), &c., agreement made by, as to estate of John and William Fiske 77
MASTER Carpenter &c. order as to wages of, . 5 MASTERS
John, Mr., &c .. commrs., to take an inventory of Mr. Crispe's estate &c. 20
discharged, having license . ·
85
MASTER TAILORS. (See TAILORS.) MATCH. ( See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
MATHEW
MATHEWE (See MATTHEW.)
MATHEWS
MATTACHUSETTS. (See MASSACHUSETTS.)
MATTAPAN
mentd. (allowance to Mr. Wilson) (order as to ministers) 2 to be called Dorchester
4
MATTHEW Or MATHEW or MATHEWE, MATHEWS
Dearmant, put to Thomas Dexter . 129
Dermondt, to be set to work until his master appears 125
Edmond, admonished to take heed of pilfering . 97
Margery, widow of Thomas Mathew, allowed to sell her husbands
house, land &c. 109
Thomas, Margery Mathew widow of, allowed to sell her husbands house &c. 109
MAVERACK
MAVERICK MAVERICKE
, Mr., drinking at house of, mentd. (order as to fine of Mr. Shepheard &c.) 18
Sent., &c., to inquire &c. as to estate of Josias Plastowe ·
23
Junr., &c., difference between Newton and Charlestown re-
ferred to, 29
creek near " Mr. Maveracks " mentd.
33
Mr. Hough against, witnesses to be examined . 58
Elias, &c., witnesses, mentd. (inquisition on William Bateman)
8
Moses, Mr., paid rent for Noddle's Island
63
Samuel, Mr., Thomas Chubb to be freed from service of, &c.
14
Noddle's Island granted to,
31
&c., (recognizance by Mr. John Barcrofte)
36
order as to goods of Robert Anderson 68
to bring James Meadecalfe into Court 81
forfeited his bond (case of James Meadcalfe)
82
payment by, . 89
bond by, for the company of the " Charles "
97
case of, (confederacy with Thomas Owen &c. and his
Island mentd.) 108, 109
225
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MAYHEWE
-, Mr , granted admn. on goods &c. of Mr. Ralfe Glover 34
&c., committee, as to debts &c. of Mr. Ouldam 63
to examine witnesses &c. concerning Mr. White and Mrs. Wolcott 74
and Mr. Joanes, accounts between, to be examined . 93
Thomas, &c., agreement signed by, (as to bounds of Charles Towne and Newe Towne) 23
Mr., to examine what hurt the swine of Charlton have done . 46
46
admr. of Mr. Ralfe Glover, inventory exhibited by, · &c., to examine accounts (Saltonstall, Apleton &c.) ·
65
to examine accounts between Edmond White and Mrs. Wolcott 100
MEADCALFE
MEADECALFE
James, " to be brought in " . 81 .
case of, (bond forfeited by Samuel Maverick) 82 ·
mentd. (case of Samuel Maverick) . 89 MEADFORD, or MEDFORD, Town of,
6 mentd. (order as to levy for maintenance of Mr. Patricke &c.) (order as to maintenance of ministers) 9
assessed, (order as to levy for making a palisade ) 20
assessed for maintenance of Capt. Underhill &c.) 31
to defray public charges 37
land near, granted to Mr. John Wilson John Smith of, mentd.
MEAKINS, THOMAS, Goodman, Henry Hobson put to,
122
MEASURES. (See WEIGHTS.)
MEDFORD. (See MEADFORD.)
MEDICAL, Nicholas Knopp fined for taking upon himself to cure scurvey . 11
MEETING HOUSE
in Hingham to be used as a watch house . 84
Charlestown“ .. . 66 90,99 Salem 66 100
Lynn 66
100
100 Hingham 60 66
· 97
MERRIAM
- -, widow, granted admn. on estate of her husband
127
-, admn. on estate of, granted to his willow . 127
MERRICKE
James, &c., case of, (drinking intemperately, selling wine, &c.) . · 139
John
.6
· 139
MERRIES. (See MERRY.)
MERRIMACK
MERRIMAK or MERRYMACK RIVER
Mr. John Winthrop, Junt. &c., to set up a trucking house up Merry-
mak River 35 Jno. Bayly, &c., dwelling beyond Merrimack, order to apprehend · 69
43
74
MELLOWS, -- , Mr., order as to estate of, .
PAGE
226
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PAGE
MERRY or MERRIES
Nicholas, fined for selling strong water 86
Walter, Henry Illery fined for calling him a knave 95
his servants to be whipped for running away 97
MERRYFIELD, HENRY, respited (lewd speeches)
135
MERRYMACK. (See MERRIMACK.)
MESSENGER, HENRY, bond for appearance
98
MILAM or MILLAM
John, Elisha Jackson turned over to, from George Barrell . 119
discharged, as to cloth of Mr. Stoughton . 139
MILITARY AFFAIRS
order as to permitting Indians to use " any peece," &c. 5
Jost Weillust chosen surveyor of the Ordinance and Cannoneer . 11
ordered that the inhabitants of every town within this pattent be pro- vided with arms 12
order as to punishment of persons who shoot off any " peece " after the watch is set 13
order as to muskets, powder, bullets & match
13
ordered that every Captain shall train his company on Saturday in
every week 13
ordered that persons travelling between these plantations and Ply- mouth shall carry arms 14
order as to training of companies 18
Mr. Francis Aleworth chosen Lieutenant unto Capt Southcoate 18
Mr. William Gennison chosen anchient to Capt. Patricke, &c. 18
order as to providing single persons with arms
21
order as to searching pieces and charging with bullets 25
Captains shall be maintained by their several companies
26
order for payment to Capt. Underhill, &c.
27
Mr. Robert Feakes chosen Lieutenant to Capt. Patricke 27
Alex: Miller, &c. punished for wasteful expense of powder, &c. . .
27
John Finch fined for wanting arms for his man and for being absent from training 29
Henry Lynn, &c., fined for being absent from training
29
Mr. Mathewe Cradocke fined for his men being absent from training . ordered that Captains shall train their companies only once a month . 29
29
Boston, &c., assessed for maintenance of Capt. Underhill, &c., also choice of ancient to Capt. Underhill 31
order as to punishment of trained soldiers who absent themselves from training, &c. 36
Mr. Thomas Mooteham chosen an Ensign in place of Ensign Morris discharged
38
Sergeant Stoughton chosen an Ensign to Capt. Mason
38
Mr. Nathaniel Turner chosen Captain of the military company at Saugus 40
Richard Morris chosen Lieutenant to Capt. Underhill .
.
40
money to be collected for building a Moving Fort 41
Ensign Damford to be sent for about defacing the colors 50 .
227
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PAGE
MILITARY AFFAIRS, continued.
Mr. John Benjamin &c. dismissed from training by reason of age, &c. 50 John Johnson freed from training, and to make a yearly payment to the Company 88
Henry Bright took oath as surveyor of arms in Watertown . 95
Mr. Samuel Winsley sworn surveyor of the arms at Colchester 98
John Johnson freed from training 104
Edward Goodnow chosen clerk of the Band and sworn 123
Mr. Edward Tomlins allowed Ensign at Lynn 123
Mr. William Tory appointed Ensign at Weymouth
123
Edward Johnson appointed to train the Company at Woburn
123
Nicholas Powell appointed surveyor of arms at Dedham
125
Mr. Stodder and his Company to be paid by Mr. Long . 125
allowance to Mr. Hibbins for his horse killed in the public service
128
John Smyth, Clerk of the Band at Dorchester 131
Mr. Briant Pendleton to exercise the company at Sudbury 133
Sergt. Wardall to train the company at Exeter 133 Edward Johnson allowed lieutenant of Woburn 135 MILL
MILITARY COMPANY. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
&c., Mr. Israel Stoughton granted liberty to build a mill, &c. on Neponset River 43
of Mr. Waltham, &c., mentd. 84
MILLAM. ( See MILAM.)
MILLARD, THOMAS, &c., watchmen, imprisoned for drinking strong water 87
MILLER
27 Alex: , &c., to make a payment for their wasteful expense of powder, Thomas, pilot and mate of the "Hector," committed for seditious speeches 63
MILLS, GEORGE, case of, (battery) . 130
MINARD, THOMAS, &c., witnesses, grant to, 98
MINCARRY, the blackmore, admonished & discharged 118
MINDAM, ROBERT, discharged (attachment by Mr. Campian)
122 MINISTERS
proposition as to maintenance of, . 1,2
excepted (order as to providing inhabs. of towns with fire arms) 12
(order as to building a fort at Boston) 35 (order as to work on Fort) 38
Meeting of, 19 Jan., 1634-5, referred to in note . 50
Samuel Norman sentenced for saying "if ministers will but rail against England," &c. 82
(See also PASTOR.)
MINOTOCOT RIVER, inhabs. of Braintree respited as to the bridge over, . . MISTICKE
116
mentd. (order as to training of Capt. Underhill's Company) 18 six hundred acres at, near his house, granted to Govr. Winthrop 19
Weir at, granted to John Winthrop, Esq., &c. . inquiry as to damage done by swine in the Indian corn on the north side of Mystic 46
41
228
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PAGE
MOLESTATION. ( See ACTIONS.)
MONEY
corn shall pass for payment of all debts except money or beaver be ex- pressly named 20
no planter returning to England shall carry money or beaver without leave from the Governor 21
MONOTOQUID RIVER, John Olyver, &c. to view land beyond .
63 MONTAGUE or MOUNTAGUE
Griffin, to be set in the bilbowes for stealing boards, &c., and enjoined to remove from Muddy River 53
forfeited his bond for non appearance · 61
MOODY, JOHN, Mr., administration granted to, on goods, &c. of Thomas Desbre 35
MOOR
George Pye, " a more," order as to, 76
Mincarry " the blackmore," order as to
118
MOORE
John, &c., witnesses (will of John Russell) .
57
Thomas, &c., witnesses (will of John Russell)
57
MOOTEHAM, THOMAS, Mr., chosen an Ensign .
38
MORECROFT, JOHN, Mr., case of, (unfit carriage) .
103
MORELL. (See MORRELL.)
MORGAN, ROBERT, &c., referred to Salem
76
MORLEY, SARAH, apprenticed to Mr. Nathanaell Turner
22
MORRELL or MORELL
Abraham, case of,
88
(selling his servant his time)
106
Isaack, &c., grand jury
70
Isaac, case of, (absence from the jury)
125
order as to his former servant, John Kempe
125
MORRICE
MORRIS
, Sergeant, chosen ancient to Capt. Underhill 31
Ensign, discharged
38
Richard, &c , jury (case of Walter Palmer) 9 Mr., chosen Lieutenant to Capt. Underhill 40
Thomas, will of, delivered in upon oath by Edward Woolastone, &c. . 124 MORTON
of Mount Woolison, order that he be sent for by process .
3
Thomas, of Mount Wolliston (or Wollaston) punishment of, . MOULTON
4
Robert, chosen constable of Charlton . .
43
Goodman, to be repaid his rate by town of Salem 65
Thomas, to pay forty shillings to Mr. Ralfe Glover 10
bond for appearance and bound to his good behavior discharged
137
139
MOUNTAGUE. (See MONTAGUE.)
MOUNT FEAKES, on Charles River, land near, granted to John Oldham . 43
229
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PAGE
MOUNT WOLLASTON MOUNT WOLLISTON MOUNT WOOLISON
Morton of, order that he be sent for by process 3
Thomas Morton of, .
MOVING FORT. (See FORT.)
MOWERS, &c., order as to wages of, 36
MOWERS, JOHN, mentd. (case of Laurence Copeland) 128
MOWING Ground, &c., order as to surveying, &c. 45
MOXHAM, GEORGE, Mr., &c. were made free .
69
MUDDY RIVER
&c., agreement as to a cart bridge over, 34
line between Roxbury and Newton to run south west from, . 53
Griffin Mountague to remove his habitation from, for stealing 53 town of Roxbury fined for a defective bridge at, . 84
Bridge, order as to charges for, .
93
MUDGE
Jarvice, attachment for,
80
Jarvise, mentd.
86
MUNINGS
MUNNINGS
George, fined for selling beer and keeping a house of entertainment without license 67
&c., to view the leather tanned in Watertown, &c. . . 128
presented for sealers and searchers of leather . 138
MUNT
MONTES
Thomas, testimony as to wages paid to, 56 &c., to make a weekly payment towards their forfeits 57 ·
goods of John Hogg secured to, 103
MURDER. (See CRIMES, &c.)
MUSKETS. ( See MILITARY AFFAIRS. )
MUSQUANTUM Chappell and the mouth of Naponsett, land lying between, granted to Mr. Roger Ludlowe 29
MUSTLEWHITE, JOHN, allowance of fee to John Pyke, a witness against,
·
56
NAHANTON, to give two skins of beaver to Mr. Blackestone for damage done his swine 52
NAPONSETT RIVER
Mouth of, and Musquantum Chappell, land lying between, granted to
Mr. Roger Ludlowe 29
Israel Stoughton granted liberty to build a bridge, &c., over, 43 NAPPER, George, discharged 132 NARHIGANSETT Or NAVIGANSET, NAVIGAN
to make satisfaction for a cow 78
Indian, and his wife, the Governor allowed to keep
.
91
.
4
MULLINDER, - , dismissed
73
230
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PAGE
NATASCETT
mentd. (order as to levy for maintenance of Mr. Patricke, &c.) ·
6
(order as to levy for the creek at Newe Towne) 16
NATT. (See NOTT.)
NAVIGAN.
NAVIGANSET. (See NARHIGANSETT.)
NEALE
Henry, &c., discharged with an admonition as to too many in a boat . 81 his servant, Henry Hobson freed from him, &c. 122
to be whipped and kept chained by his master for running away & stealing 86
servant of Mr. Cockram, committed on suspicion of felony · 128
NEGLIGENCE causing death. (See CRIMES, &c.)
NEGUS, JONATHAN, &c., jury (case of Hugh Buett)
101
NELME
James, &c., bond for appearance . 134
Jasper, forfeited forty shillings for not appearing 136
fine remitted to, 137 0
NEVE, RICHARD, costs to Daniel Bacon for not prosecuting
101
NEWBERRY
NEWBURY Jor NEWEBERRY, Town of,
Richard Knight, &c. of, mentd. 58
John Knight of, mentd. 68
constable of, to apprehend Schooler, &c. 69
town of, fined, and enjoined to repair defects, &c. for want of a pair of stocks
80
Mr. Goouch of, mentd.
83
fined for want of town weights and measures
95
mentd. (answer by John Pratt)
110
40
NEWEMAN. (See NEWMAN.)
NEW ENGLAND
landing of the Governor in, mentd. (memº.) .
3
service in, mentd. (release of Robert Fibbin) 46
John Stanley died on his way to, order as to estate of, . 51 Boston in, mentd. (will of Joane Drake) 72
NEWE TOWNE. (See NEW TOWN.)
NEWGATE
-, Mr. money to be repaid to, (case of Susan Hewet, &c.) . .
121
Mrs., abusing, (case of Elizabeth Vane) ·
132
NEWMAN or NEWEMAN
-- , Mr., &c., of Weymouth, difference referred to (Welthia[n] Richards and Henry Waltham) 102
advice of, mentd. (order as to goods taken from a wreck) 105
NEW PROVIDENCE
Mr. John Greene of, mentd. 71
" Daniel Abbot departed to," .
85
NEW COMERS to contribute towards the Sea Fort (cancelled) NEWEBERRY. (See NEWBURY. )
75
231
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NEWTON (Town of). (See NEW TOWN.) NEWTON
John, &c., granted administration on goods of Mr. Edward Allen 127
Mr. Allen gave his estate to, (oath by Frances Pembrooke) 128
NEW TOWN or NEWE TOWNE, NEWTON, Town of, passage from Charles River to the, Mr. John Maister hath undertaken to make 16
order as to levy for making of the creek at the New Town 16
mentd. order as to training of Capt. Underhill's Company 18 .
levy for making a palisade about the, . 20
assessed (order as to levy for making a palisade) .
20
and Charles Towne, agreement as to setting out bounds of, &c .. 22
two hundred acres of land near, granted to Thomas Dudley, Esq. 23
James Woodward sentenced for being drunk at the Newe Towne and Charles Towne, order as to the difference between, as to bounds agreement as to bounds of,
30
assessed for maintenance of Capt. Underhill, &c. 31
to defray public charges . 37
swamp within the Newe Towne pale excepted (order as to fetching wood from swamps) 39
Court holden at, 3 June, 1634
45
of Assistants holden at, . 46, 47
inhabitants of, to enjoy the meadow on the north side of the Pond · 47
48, 50, 52
and Roxbury, line between, to run south west from Muddy River . 53
Waterton, agreement as to bounds between, (mentions the Weir) . 53
Court of [Assistants] holden at, 7 July, 1635 55, 57, 59, 61, 62
Synode at, for settling differences, mentd. 69
Quarter Court held at, 7 Sept. 1637 69,71,72
John Smith to appear at, (attachment) 73
John Prat of, mentd. 112 .
(See also CAMBRIDGE, Town of)
NICOLES, RICHARD, case of, referred to Court at Ipswich
101 NODDLE ISLAND
NODDLES ISLAND
&c. shall be appropriated to the public benefit, &c. 17
no person shall shoot at fowl on, 21
31
granted to Mr. Samuel Mavericke rent paid for, by Mr. Moses Maverick
63
NON APPEARANCE.
(See CRIMES, &c.)
NORCROS, JEREMY, and John Smyth, Mr. Collens, &c. to examine accounts, &c. NORMAN
100
John, sent., fined for not appearing at Court when summoned 14
Richard, &c., inquisition upon oaths of, upon body of William Bate- man 7 Samuell, to be whipped for saying "if ministers will but rail against England," &c. 82
·
Court of [Assistants ] holden at, 6 Oct., 1634
26
29
232
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NORTH RIVER
land near, mentd. . 33
or Three Mile Brook, land on, granted to Mr. Increase Nowell 43
NORTON
-, warrant sent to, as to bill by Goodman Perkins .
54
Francis, Mr., &c., sworn constables of Charlestown, 15 April, 1642-3 121 Walter, Esq., &c., inquisition on body of William Bateman upon oaths of, 7
NOTT or NATT, NUTT
Goodman, &c., allowance to, . 105
John, mentd. (will of Joane Drake) 72
.
(order as to estate of Joane Drake) 77
NOWELL
Mr., &c., present at Court, 3, 5, 9-19
present at meeting of Assistants
20
present at Court · 21, 23-28, 30-33
committee to take an account of debts due to the
Governor, &c. 33
present at Court
34
to settle differences between John Dillingham, &c. . 35
present at Court
36, 38, 39, 42
gift towards the Sea Fort
.
.
42
land granted to, mentd. (grant to Mr. John Wilson) 43
&c., present at Court 45-48 .
to hear witnesses as to damage done by swine of Charlton 49
&c., present at Court · 50, 52
bridge of, mentd. (line between Roxbury and New-
&c., present at Court ton) 53
·
. 54-55
&c., difference as to heifers kept by Richard Wright
referred to, 56
&c. present at Court
. 57-59
fined for selling wine
59
mentioned in short hand note ·1
&c. present at Court .
. 61, 62
1
1
writing by, reference to in note
19
entry in handwriting of, referred to in note
30
I[ncrease], Mr., land on North River granted to, 43
&c, to take depna. (Aspinwall & Brewerton) 48
record in handwriting of, referred to, 62
&c., present at Court . .
·
63
committee, as to estate of Mr. Ouldam
63
secretary, &c., present at Court . 64
&c., present at Court .
65
Increase, Mr., &c., present at Court secretary, record in handwriting of mentioned in note .
15
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PAGE
NOWELL, continued.
I[ncrease], to examine accounts (Saltonstall, Apleton, &c.) 65
present at Court . 66, 69, 71, 72, 74 &c., to examine witnesses, &c .. concerning Mr. White and Mrs. Wolcott 74
present at Court .
76
Capt. Lovell's business, &c., referred to, 77
present at Court .
78, 81, 82,86
part of fine paid to, (case of Daniel Clarke)
.
88
&c., present at Court .
. 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 98, 99
to examine accounts (Edmond White and Mrs. Wolcott) . 100
present at Court
102-105, 107, 108
&c. (Court of Assistants), order by (case of John Pratt) . 112 present at Court, 115, 117-120, 122, 123, 125, 127, 128, 130, 131, 132, 134, 137, 138
NUNCUPATIVE will of John Russell
57 NUTT. (See NOTT.)
OATELEY, -, Mr., case of, (concealing) . . 109
OATH
of an Assistant taken by Capt. Endicott 3
Constable taken by Jolın Woodbury 5
for the Governor and the Council, mentd. in note 15
of an Assistant, taken by Capt. Endicott
24
Constable, taken by Mr. Turner George Dyar
26
an Assistant, taken by Mr. Endicott
of allegiance, to be taken by householders, &c.
44
Constable, taken by Eltweed Pumery
45
an Assistant taken by John Winthrop, junr. John Humphey Esq.
46
Constable, taken by Samuel Hosier .
48
Steven Terry .
55
an Assistant taken by Mr. Richard Saltonstall
66
Constable taken by Tho. Ewar
73
an Assistant taken by Mr. John Winthrope, jun".
77
Constable taken by John Haward Thomas Brooke .
80
as constables of Hingham taken by John Porter & Henry Tuttle .
97
of constable of Weymouth taken by William Carpenter 102
Concord " Walter Edmonds 103
Thomas Carter, sent., &c., took oaths as constables of Charlestown 104
John Whitney took oath as constable of Watertown 105
Francis Norton, &c., sworn constables of Charlestown . ·
121
John Harding, &c., sworn constables of Weymouth, 23 May, 1643 123
Edward Goodnow sworn clerk of the band, 5 June 1643 123
George Wicks sworn constable of Dorchester . 130
-
80
28 33
47
86 fine paid to, (case of John Woolrige) .
234
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OATH, continued.
William Langley sworn constable of Lynn . 132
Francis James sworn constable of Hingham 132
Thomas Arnold sworn constable of Watertown 134
Henry Adams sworn constable of Braintree . 136
Barnabas Fawer sworn constable of Dorchester 140
Thomas Richards, &c., sworn constables of Weymouth 140
OBOLUS, or half penny, mentd. (allowance for killing a woolf) 8
OCRINI, T[EAGU], case of, (buggery) 121
ODLE, URSULA, &c., to be whipped (case of Robert Wyar, &c.)
121
OFFICERS. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
OKAM, THOMAS, &c., goods &c. of Christopher Ollyver in hands of OLDAM 1
OLDHAM for OULDAM
-, Mr., committee as to estate of, .
63
Jo[hn], Mr., grant to, of land near Mount Feakes on Charles River . 43
OLIVER OLLYVER
OLYVER
-, Mr., to be paid for his pains about Mansfield . 127 order as to a payment to, . 130
Christopher, goods &c. of, to be sequestered for debt . 50
John, &c., to view the land beyond Monotoquid River, &c. . 63 committee, as to affairs of Edward Allen 127
Mary, wife of Thomas, committed for disturbing the Church of Salem 80
Thomas, his wife, Mary, committed to prison
80
ORDERS or ACTS made by any number of the Assistants in Court shall be legal ORDINANCE. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
12
ORDINANCES. (See SABBATH DAY.)
ORDINARY or HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT
John Knight of Newbury licensed to keep . 68 .
license to keep, granted to Nicholas Upsall of Dorchester 68
William Baulston licensed to keep 68
Henry Kingman licensed to keep . ·
69
William Hudson chosen by town of Boston to keep 93
Mr. Baker of Ipswich allowed to keep . 123
Richard Wood to keep an ordinary at Roxbury 133
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