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Edward Bendall fined " 40s to the Company " 62
John Whitele &c. to be whipped for drunkenness . 63
Thomas Miller committed for seditious speeches . 63
Robert Shorthose to have his tongue put in a cleft stick for swearing . 63
Peter Bussaker to be whipped for drunkenness and fined for slighting
the magistrates 64
247
PUNISHMENT, continued.
Edward Woodley to be whipped imprisoned for one year and to wear a collar of iron for rape, housebreaking &c. 64 Elisabeth Aplegate to stand with her tongue in a cleft stick for
swearing &c. 64
Will: Clarke to be whipped committed to prison and sent home for theft
64
Anthony Robinson to be whipped for fornication .
·
64
Weybro Lovell admonished to repent for light behavior
65
William James to be set in the bilboes at Boston and in the stocks at Salem for incontinency 65
Capt. Lovell admonished to take heed of light carriage
65
Mary Bowler to make restitution for things stolen by her 66
John Sweete fined and imprisoned for shooting a dog . 66
Robert Anderson fined and imprisoned for contempt
66
Edward Seale to be set in the bilboes and whipped for drunkenness
67
George Munnings fined for selling beer &c. without license
67
Samuel Cole fined for selling beer
67
Robert Long &c. fined for selling beer .
68
James Browne to be set in the bilboes at Boston for drunkenness and fined for selling strong water to the Indians 68
Benjamin Hubberd admonished for drinking &c. .
68
William Brumfeild to be branded, whipped, &c. for theft from his
master, &c. 70
George Spencer to be whipped, and to make restitution for receiving stolen money 70
George Barlow to be whipped for idleness
70
John Hogges fined for drunkenness 71
John Greene fined and banished from the jurisdiction for contempt
71
John Stretton fined for lending a gun to an Indian
71
Luke Henbury to be whipped for theft, &c. .
72
Joseph Faber fined for selling wine
72
Angell Howard fined for libel
72
John Woolridge admonished for fraud and drunkenness in Old Eng- land, &c.
73
Christopher Grant fined for drinking, &c.
73
Thomas Starr fined for speaking against the law about swine
73
Richard Collicot, &c., jurymen, fined for absence from Court
74
Robert Bartlet to have his tongue put in a cleft stick, for swearing, &c. John Smith to be set in the bilboes for swearing .
74
74
Laurence Waters' wife &c. admonished for dancing
75
Edward Lambe fined for contempt
75
Thomas Ewar fined for leaving his pit or well open
75
Edmund Hubbard, Sent., fined for leaving a pit open
75
Francis Weston's wife set in the bilboes
75
- Thomas Gray to be whipped and banished
76
constables of Cambridge and Boston fined for not returning jury
warrants 76
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248
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Henry Collens fined for not serving on the grand jury . 76
Katherine Finch to be whipped &c. for speaking against the magis- trates, &c. 76
George Horne fined for distemper in drink . 76
- William South to be whipped and " kept to the General Court, by whom lee was banished to return no more upon paine of death." 76
George Walton fined for swearing
77
Robert Shorthose committed for contempt 78
John Holgrave fined for contempt, &c. 78
Thomas Wilson fined for taking above double toll
78
Samuel Basse fined for contempt .
78
Richard Turner fined for drunkenness .
78
-Dorothy Talbie to be hanged, being guilty of the death of her daughter 78
William Androws to be whipped and delivered up as a slave, for conspiracy, &c. 78
John Haslewood and Gyles Player each to be whipped and delivered up as a slave, for stealing aud breaking into houses 79
79
Isaac Sternes and John Page fined for turning the way about
79
John Poole fined for abusing his servant 80
Mary Oliver committed to prison for disturbing the Church of Salem . 80 Richard Hollingsworth to be set in the stocks at Salem for profaning the Sabbath in travelling 80
80
Anthony Emery fined for a pound breach
John Davies to be whipped and to wear the letter V upon his breast, for attempting lewdness with women
.81
- Thomas Boyse, to be whipped and imprisoned for attempting a rape ·
81
Isaack Deesbury fined for stealing
81
Richard Ibrooke fined for tempting two maids to uncleanness
81
John Iloggs fined for swearing, &c.
81
Richard Silvester fined for selling strong water
81
Robert Shorthose set in the bilboes for slighting the magistrates .
81
Richard Silvester fined for speaking against the law about hogs, &e. 82 Samuel Norman to be whipped for saying " if ministers will but rail against England," &c. 82
Mr. John Harrison fined for non appearance and admonished not to use gaming 83
John Palflin fined .
83
John Gibons fined .
8.3
William Bartlet fined for drunkenness & lying 83
Ellen Peirce fined for cursing, &c.
83
Elisabeth Chaulkley to make double restitution for things stolen by her 83
Mr. Goouch fined for selling strong water 83
John Bayly fined for buying land of the Indians without leave 83
Hugh Burt's wife fined for swearing, &c. 83
Thomas Cornell fined for selling wine, &c. 84
John Bickerstaffe and Ales Burwoode to be whipped for fornication .
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Nicholas Ellen fined for idleness, &c. . 84
Capt. Staughton fined for releasing his man before time 84
Mr. Waltham and Mr. Richards fined for want of scales, &c., and Mr. Waltham for taking too much toll 84
Ralfe Allen fined for releasing a servant before time 8.4
William Fuller fined for taking too much toll 85
John Gosse disfranchised, fined, and committed to prison for common railing 85
John Stacy, Jr., set in the stocks for being distempered with drink 85
Ralfe Warriner fined for excessive drinking 85
Nicholas Merry fined for selling strong water
86
John Neale to be whipped and kept chained by his master for running away, &c. 86
Richard Wilson to be put out to service and to wear the letter T upon his clothing for stealing 86
Richard Turner fined for drunkenness .
86
William Davies fined for sundry drinkings at his house 86
Thomas Bushrode fined for defaming the government . 86
Daniel Clarke fined for immoderate drinking
86
John Wedgwood set in the stocks at Ipswich for being in company of drunkards 8.6 86
John Kempe to be whipped and committed as a slave for unclean conduct
Mathewe Edwards to be whipped for misdemeanor
87
Thomas Knore fined for selling strong water
87
Nicholas Davison fined for swearing 87
87 John Hogg fined for drunkenness .
John Kitchen fined for showing books he was to bring to the Governor 87
John Joanes fined for defiling his wife before marriage 87
John Davies discharged from wearing a V . 87
Thomas Gray to be whipped for drunkenness, &c. 87
Richard Redman, &c. fined for quarrelling . 87
Mr. Thomas Lechford debarred from pleading any man's cause, &c. for pleading with the jury out of Court 87
Thomas Millard, &c. imprisoned for drinking strong water . 87
- Burkbee set in the stocks for drunkenness
87
John Woolrige fined for drunkenness .
88
Richard Joanes to be whipped, and put to the assignee of the party wronged, to make satisfaction for cheating 88
William Powell fined for resisting the surveyor
88
. Tacye fined for swearing . Richard Pepper fined for extortion
88
James Luxford fined, set in the stocks, and sent to England for having
two wives 89
89
Elnor Peirce to stand in the market place with a paper for light be- havior 89
- Quick to stand in the market place with a paper for her light behavior 83
250
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Lewes Hewlet fined for extortion . 89
Jane Robinson to be whipped for drunkenness, &c. 89
Margaret Hindersham to stand in the market place with a paper for her ill behavior 90
Thomas Dickerson to be whipped & condemned to slavery . 90
Robert Penyar to be whipped for his unclean attempt, &c. . 90
William Waltham fined for drunkenness 91
John Vaughan committed to prison until he marry her whom he hath defiled, &c. 91
Thomas Davenport admonished for causing copperas to be thrown into a man's yard 91
Mr. Henry Seawall to acknowledge his fault publicly and bound to his good behavior for contemptuous speeches, &c.
92
John Clare fined for drunkenness 92
John Pope to be whipped for dalliance and for stubborn carriage against his master, &c. 92
George Palmer set in the stocks for folly · 93
Margery Rugs to be whipped for enticing George Palmer
93
Nathaniell Travell admonished for scandalous speeches
93
Leonard Bowtle fined for neglecting to obey a warrant 93
Mr. Browning fined for selling strong water
93
George Hurne to be laid in irons and whipped for his insolent car- riage 93
Henry Chapman fined for not obeying a press
94
Robert Tucker fined for upbraiding James Brittain
94
Willi : Powell fined for getting his wife with child before marriage Thomas Gray to be whipped for drunkenness, &c.
94
Gooddy Finch sentenced to be whipped 94
Thomas Savory to be whipped and sold for a slave for theft, &c.
94
Henry Allein, &c., fined for drunkenness . 94
Mr. Barnard fined for giving strong water to certain persons 94
Elisabeth Lovel admonished for immodest expressions 94
John Downham fined for getting his wife with child before marriage . 94
Edward Converse fined for neglecting the ferry . 94
Richard Dummer fined for want of weights, &c. . 94
John Tower fined for disturbing the peace . 94
two Indian women to be whipped for abusing Mrs. Weld, &c. .
95
Elisa. Bennet to be whipped for her unchaste miscarriage
95
John Hoggs fined for drunkenness
95
Hope, an Indian, to be whipped for running away, &c. 95
Henry Illery fined for drunkenness, &c. 95
John Barnes fined for being distempered with wine 95
Thomas Tylestone, &c. fined for not attending the jury 97
Richard Cluffe fined, and bound to his good behavior for saying " shall
I pay 12d for the fragments which the grand jury rogues have left ?" 97
Edmond Mathewe admonished for pilfering 97
94
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Jonathan Hatch to be whipped and committed as a slave to Lt. Daven- port 97
two servants of Walter Merries to be whipped for running away . 97 · John Burrows to be whipped for going into men's houses on the Lord's day, &c. 98
John Knight to be whipped for drunkenness .
98
Benjamin Pauly fined for being distempered with wine ·
98
John Dutton to be whipped for drunkenness, &c. . 98
Giles Player committed to Lt. Davenport, &c. until he satisfies for his thefts 99
Henry Stevens to be a servant to John Humfrey, for firing his barn . 100
-Hugh Bnet banished for heresy . 101
John Holland, &c., jurymen, fined for not appearing · 102
Samuel Haukes to be set in the stocks and have a cleft stick on his tongue for swearing, &c. 102
John Hogg committed to Lt. Davenport for drunkenness, &c. 102
Christopher Graunt fined for cruel usage of his servant 103
Robert Stedman, juryman, fined for not appearing 103
Richard Hollingworth fined for causing the death of Robert Baker by negligence 103
John Morecroft fined for his unfit carriage . .
103
Walter Knight fined for rude and contemptuous speeches 104 Richard Wilson to be whipped for abusing his master . 104
Joseph Kinge fined for distemper in drinking, &c.
104
Henry Pitts fined for obscene speeches, &c. . 104
William Browne admonished for obscene speeches 104 Thomas Baguley fined for selling his servant's time 105 John Barnes fined for being distempered with wine 105
Edward Johnson fined for not serving on the jury 105
James Dane fined for making an Indian drunk 103
John Longe fined for distemper in drinking, &c. 105
the wife of Robert Lewes whipped for dishonoring the name of God .
106
Enoch Hunt fined, &c. for extortion .
106
Jonathan Thing to be whipped and fined for ravishing Mary Green- field 106
John Skidmer fined for selling strong water to Indians . 106
Abraham Morrell fined for selling his servant his time · 106
Samuel Sherman fined for selling his servant his time . 106
David Hickbourne to be whipped, to wear an iron collar, and to serve his master for a longer time for gross misdemeanors 107
Willi: Knop fined for selling beer 107
. John Barnes fined for distemper in drinking 107
George Bowen fined for being absent from the jury 107
107
James Laurence to be whipped for leaving his master's house, &c. . Willi: Pilsberry enjoined to work for Goodman Wiswell, &c. 107
William and Dorothy Pilsberry to be whipped for defiling their master's house 107
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Mary Osborne to be whipped for giving her husband quicksilver, &c. . 108
Thomas Carter, Senr. fined for not warning the jury in time, &c. 108
Nicholas Trerice fined for his miscarriage in Court 108
Thomas Owen to be sent to the gallows with a rope about his neck, &c. for his adulterous practises 108
Sara Hales to be carried to the gallows with a rope about her neck, and banished for miscarriage 108
Anthony Stoader fined for affronting the Governor
108
John Kilmaster, &c. admonished for their distemper
108
Mr. Samuel Maverick, Mr. Chidley, &c. fined for confederacy with Thomas Owen 108-109
Thomas Owen fined for breaking out of prison · 109
Sara Hales to be whipped and banished for escaping 109 ·
Mr. Dutchfield, &c. admonished to take heed of concealment 109
Mr. William Collens fined and banished for being a seducer
109
Francis Hutchinson fined and banished for corrupt speeches
109
Symon Voysey fined for striking Mr. Constable
115
John Vocar to be fined or whipped
116
Walthian Richards fined
116
Thomas Barnes admonished about lace
116
John Jobson admonished for unadvised expressions
116
William Davis fined for keeping a house of disorder, and bound not to sell ale, &c. 116
Thomas Hawkins fined for making bread too light [weight] ·
116
the wife of - -- Carter admonished . 117
George Story committed for his miscarriage .
117
Peter Thatcher to be whipped for plotting piracy . ·
118
Matthew Collaine, &c. to be whipped for concealing a plot of piracy .
118 James Hawkins whipped for profaning the Sabbath 118
Elizabeth Sedgwicke whipped and condemned to slavery for thefts, &c.
118
Pesons, or George, the Indian, banished
118
Mincarry, the blackmore, admonished & dismissed 118
John Smith admonished and dismissed .
118
Susan Cole to make double restitution .
118
Marmaduke Barton committed as a slave for theft and running away . 118
.
Thomas Briant whipped for concealing piracy .
118
John Woodcocke whipped for his many miscarriages 119 .
John Whitney, constable fined for not warning Charles Chadwicke 119
Mary Hoare to make a payment to John Read, for theft, &c.
119
Daniel Owles fined for drinking .
120
William Willoughby fined and committed to prison for being distem- pered with wine, &c. 120
Nathaniel Briscoe fined for mutinous speeches, &c.
120
William Bull and his wife Blith fined for fornication before marriage . 121 John Stowers fined for disturbing the Church of Watertown 121 · Sara Bell to be whipped for theft from her master . 121
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
T[eagu] Ocrimi to be whipped, and to stand in the place of execution with a halter about his neck, for a foul attempt to bugger a cow 121 Robert Wyar and John Garland to be whipped, and to make a payment to their master for ravishing two girls 121 Sarahı Wythes and Ursula Odle to be whipped, for wickedness with Robert Wyar, &c. 121
William Browne whipped for running away, &c. . 122
Richard Quick whipped for being distempered by drinking, &c. .
123
Edward Roberts fined for drinking, and for drinking to Richard Quick John Perry whipped for running away . 123
123
Edward Wood fined for baking wheat meal contrary to order 124
Thomas Scott & his wife to stand in the market place with papers on their hats for fornication before marriage 124
John Long fined for distemper in drink &c. . 124
Isaac Morrell fined for absence from the jury 125
George Roberts committed for his ill carriage
. 125
Robert Sever fined for neglecting the watch
126
John Woolridge fined for drunkenness, &c., and to acknowledge his offence 126
John Lewis whipped for running away, &c. .
126
William Walcot to be whipped and kept in prison, for idleness, &c. 126
Anne Hett to be whipped and kept at hard labor and on spare diet, for attempting to drown her child 126
Thomas Cotcree to be whipped for unmeet dalliance with girls .
126
· George Watts fined for swearing . 127
William Web fined for neglecting an order as to bread 127
David Conway to be whipped for resisting his master . .
127
Charles Cadwicke, &c. fined for absence, being warned,
128
William Shepheard fined for covenanting for 151b wages
. 128
Laurence Copeland 66
128
William Davies fined for keeping victualling against order of the Court
129
George Mills fined for battery
130
Richard Willis “ "
130
William Chadborne, &c. fined for drunkenness .
130
Ralph Golthrope fined for being distempered with wine 130
William Filpot admonished to take heed of suffering drinking in his house 131
Henry Leake and his wife to acknowledge their fault at Dorchester 131
Nicholas Rogers fined for being distempered with drink 131
William Scutt fined for selling powder and shot to the Indians 131 Samuel Bacon to be whipped, &c. for theft 131
Robert Rogers fined, and to pay Mr. Manning for receiving stolen wine 131
Miles Tompson, &c. fined for drinking with others 131
Robert Wyar and Thomas Cooper fined for drinking with Samuel Bacon 132 Nathaniel Tappin to be whipped, and put to Goodman Gillam for breaking into houses, &c. 132
John Clough fined for his absence when the jury was called · 132
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Ralph Golthrop fined for distemper in drink 132
Gawen Wilson fined for fornication 132
Richard Gell whipped for running away from his master 132
John Bartlet to be whipped and fined for theft, &c. 133
Stephen Day committed for defrauding .
133
John Gammage to be whipped for drunkenness, &c.
·
133
Thomas Anker fined for distemper in drink 133
George Watts fined for distemper in drink, &c. 133
Nicholas Rogers to be whipped for drunkenness, &c.
133
Swiniard Lewis fined for drunkenness 133
Israel Hart fined for neglecting the watch 133
Thomas Bauldwin committed for striking his master, &c.
134
Robert Wright fined, or to sit in the stocks, for being distempered with drink
134
William Barnes fined for swearing
134
John Garland to make double restitution for things stolen by him 134
David Dauling, Mary Audley & Jane Jeffrey whipped for their unclean
practice 134
Capt. John Chadwicke fined for swearing, &c.
135
Capt. Aaron Williams fined for distemper in drink 135
· owners of Sudbury mill fined for want of scales and weights 135
Thomas Painter to be set in the stocks for disturbing the Church of Hingham
135
David Williams to be whipped for assaulting the watch
136
John Beamis fined for freeing his servant . 135-6
John Barnard fined for his dangerous well 136
Ralph Golthrop to be whipped or fined for being distempered with
drink 136
John Killmaster fined for being distempered with drink
136
Thomas Weatherly fined for swearing, &c. . 136
the constable of Boston fined for not returning his warrant
137
Thomas Grub fined for not appearing on the jury
137
Bridget Barnard fined for stealing 137
William Flint fined for fornication 137
Mary Bentley to make restitution for stealing 137
138
John Hart 66 66
Thomas Cooper fined for absence from the Grand Jury
138
Benjamin Gillam fined for absence from the Jury of Trials . 138
Leonard Fryar fined for distemper in drink &c. 138
138
Edward Johnson, Jun' fined for immoderate drinking
138
John Bauldwin fined for excessive drinking . 138
Thomas Dutchfield fined and admonished for distemper in drink . 139
Roger Amedowne to pay fees, admonished &c. 139
John Harris to pay fees, admonished and discharged . 139
James Brittaine and Mary Latham condemned to death for adultery . 139
George Frost fined for being distempered with wine 66 66 138
Carew Latham fined for his disorder
255
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PUNISHMENT, continued.
Nathaniel Smith fined for intemperate drinking &c. 139
James Merricke &c. fined for drinking and for selling wine &c. 139 · Thomas Orton &c. fined for intemperate drinking 139 PYE, GEORGE, " a more " (moor ?), to remain with Mr. Cradock &c. 76 [P]YFORD (or BYFORD), PETER, &c., to be whipped &c. for running away from their masters &c. 59
PYKE, JOHN, allowance of witnesses fee to,
PYNES, the. (See PINES.)
PYNNEY, HUMFRY, difference between him and John Cogan &c. referred to
a committee 54
37 QUARTER COURT. (See COURT OF ASSISTANTS. )
QUICK
-, case of, (light behavior) . 89
Richard, case of, (distemper in drinking, idleness &c.) 123
Edward Roberts fined for drinking to, 123
&c., attachment against, 236
101
RAINSFORD, EDWARD, &c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) .
RAPE. (See CRIMES, &c. )
RATES
( See ASSESSMENT.) ( See WAGES.) ( See WHARFAGE. )
RATLIFFE, PHILLIP, case of, (malicious speeches against the government) 16
RAWLENS or ?
RAWLINGS James, fined for taking too much for work done by one of his ser-
vants 47
Thomas, &c., witnesses, (case of Walthian Richards) . 116
RAWSON
-, Secretary, numbering of pages by, mentd in note 15
marginal entry in handwriting of, referred to in note 82
Edward, Secretary from 1650 to 1686, handwriting of, mentioned . 1 marginal note in handwriting of, mentd in note 20
RAYE, DANIELL, &c. Grand Jury, 70
READ or
READE
George, warrant to, (case of David Williams) 135
John, Richard Ponton put to, for eight years 104
David Williams put himself to, 117
Mary Hoare to make a payment to, for theft &c. 119 dismissed, (as to refusing to watch) 135
1-
Thomas, &c., viewed the body of Austen Bratener gift towards the Sea Fort 42
William, &c., sworn constables of Weymouth
140
56
QUALITY, safe arrival of persons of, day of thanksgiving for,
256
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PAGE
REAL ESTATE
sale or grant of town lots &c. to be recorded
45
authority to sell to pay debts . 109
RECORDS
of the Court of Assistants, mentd.
1
Colony of the Massachusetts Bay, mentd.
1
General Court, 19 Oct. 1630 mentd. S
Massachusetts Colony, reference to, in note General Court 18 May 1631 mentd. in note .
13
15
for 5 June 1632 referred to in note
30
of the General Court 29 May 1633 referred to
32
of the Court of Assistants in civil actions referred to in note
40
town book for surveys and assurance of lands to be written at length and not in figures and sales or grants to be recorded 45
of the Court of Assistants mentd. . 115
of Massachusetts Colony mentd. 115
REDMAN, RICHARD, &c., fined for quarreiling, 87
REEVES, WILLI: &c., discharged
77
RENDALL
Robert, deferred until the next Quarter Court
99
found not guilty by the Grand Jury .
103
RICHARDS
, Mr., &c., fined for want of weights &c. in their mill 84
fine remitted to, 124
George, attachment for,
79
Thomas, order as to damage by swine in corn of, .
49
of Weymouth, difference between his wife and Henry Waltham referred 102
&c., sworn constables of Weymouth
140
Walthian, fined and enjoined to pay witnesses
116
Welthia [n], wife of Thomas Richards, and Henry Waltham difference between, referred 102
William, and John Turner, Mr. Ginner &c. to settle things between, . 97
RICHARDSON
Elizabeth (error for Ezekiel), &c., jury of life and death 70
Ezekiell, chosen constable of Charlton . 31
Ezechi: &c., jury of life and death 70
George, bound to his good behavior
99
costs against James Smyth for not prosecuting John, &c., discharged ·
101
Capt. Williams promised to bring him back
116
to be sequestered from Elizabeth Fryar 139
RIDDWAY, JAMES, payment to, from estate of his master William Bladen RIDGE, MARY, to be whipped for fornication
30
RIGHT. (See WRIGHT. )
ROBERTS
Edward, case of, (drinking) .
· 123
George, case of, (ill carriage) .
125
·
116
130
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ROBINSON
Anthony, to be whipped for fornication .
64
Jane, case of, (disorder in her house, drunkenness &c.) 89
Thomas, to pay Richard Cooke for unjust molestation .
86
ROCKESBURY.
(See ROXBURY.)
ROCKEWELL. ( See ROCKWELL. )
ROCKSBURY. (See ROXBURY. )
ROCKWELL or ROCKEWELL
William, &c., jury, (case of Walter Palmer) . .
9 admn. granted to, on goods &c. of John Russell 35 execrs., exhibited an inventory of goods &c. of John Russell 55
ROCSBURY. (See ROXBURY.)
ROGERS
John, costs to Clement Campion for not prosecuting 136
Nicholas, case of, (being distempered with drink) 131 .
(drunkenness and making others drunk) . 133
Robert, case of, (receiving stolen wine &c.) 131
ROPE ABOUT THE NECK. ( See PUNISHMENT. )
ROPPS, GEORGE, to be whipped for striking his master
62
ROSSITER
-, Mr., &c., present at Court 3,5
fined for absence from Court
4
Edward, Mr., &c., present at Court
1
ROWLEY, Town of,
presentments discharged 100
enjoined to mend their ways
106
way to, mentd. (order as to town of Ipswich)
106
ROXBERRY
ROXBURY Jor ROCKESBURY, ROCKSBURY, ROCSBURY, Town of, mentª. (order as to levy for maintenance of Mr. Patricke &c.) 6 (order as to maintenance of ministers) 9 (order as to levy for the creek at Newe Towne) 16 (order as to a watch of six) 18 17
&c. Capt. Underhill's Company to train at, .
constable of, receipt of Mr. Shepheard's fine returned by,
20
assessed, (order as to levy for making a palisade) 20
Robert Coles of, mentd., 21
and Dorchester, Capt. Traske &c. to settle bounds between, 29
and Boston, agreed that bounds formerly set out between, shall con- tinue 31
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