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to enjoy convenience of the creek
31
assessed for maintenance of Capt. Underhill &c ..
31
and Boston, to pay charges for cart bridges over Muddy River and Stony River 34
assessed to defray public charges .
37
Mr. Dumer's estate in, rated
39
Mr. William Dennison chosen constable of, . 40
258
INDEX.
PAGE
ROXBURY, continued.
Robert Coles sentenced for drunkenness at, . .
· 41
and Boston, Ensign Stoughton &c. to settle bounds between, 41
Mr. Parker of, mentd. (list of gifts to the Sea Fort) 42
freemen of, to take an inventory of the goods &c. of Mrs. Ann Loo- man 51
and Newton, line between, to run south west from Muddy River . · 53
John Levins of, mentd. .
67
John Woolcot of, mentd.
71
William Curtis of, mentd.
71
fined &c. 75 84
fined for damming up the nearest way from Boston to Dorchester &c. . fined for a defective bridge at Muddy River .
84
&c. John Kempe to be whipped at, 86
fined for neglect of an order about swine 89
&c. to pay charges for Muddy River bridge . 93
discharged, " the bridge and way being repaired," 99
John Johnson of, mentd. 104
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 and Watertown, town of Cambridge to repair the way between, . 106
fine remitted to, ·
106
town of Boston fined for defective ways towards Roxbury 117 .
constable of, to take care of John Kempe 125
Richard Wood to keep an ordinary at Roxbury . 133
RUCK or )
RUCKE -, Mr., order as to, 129
Thomas, Mr., &c., to appear at the General Court
. 119
. RUGELLS, JOHN, &c., jury, (case of Hugh Buett) . 101 RUGS
Margery, George Palmer sentenced for committing folly with, 93
to be whipped for enticing George Palmer 93
RUNAWAYS, order as to, .
43
RUNNING AWAY. (See CRIMES, &c.)
RUSSELL
Henry, " brother," mentd. (will of John Russell) . 57 John, of Dorchester, admn. on goods &c. of, granted to William Gallard &c. 35
William Gallerd adm. of, . 46
debt due to, forgiven to Robert Fibbin 46
inventory of goods &c. of, exhibited in Court by his execrs. 55 merchant, died in Dorchester August 26, 1633, will of, 57 .
RYE, advice to be sent to, (case of George Pye) . . 76
SABBATH DAY, or LORDS DAY, PUBLIC WORSHIP, ORDINANCES,
9 shooting at fowl on the Sabbath Day, John Baker sentenced for, ·
James White fined for being drunk on the Sabbath Day . 33
259
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PAGE
SABBATH DAY, continued.
Richard Hollingsworth to be set in the stocks at Salem for profaning the Sabbath 80
Katherine Finch promised to go to the Ordinance 82
going into mens houses on the Lords Day (case of John Burrows) 98
opinion against singing in the churches (case of Edward Tomlins) 105
profaning the Sabbath (case of James Hawkins) . 118
neglecting Ordinances (case of William Willoughby) . 120
59
SACKETT (or SUCKET), ISABELL, granted admn. on goods &c. of her husband . SADLER,-, Mr., case referred to, (Dearmant Matthew and Thomas Dexter) 129
SAGAMORE
of Aggawam is banished from coming into any Englishman's house for one year 17
complaint by, as to damage done in his corn by the
swine of Charlton 49
John, promised to fence his corn against all kinds of cattle . 26
SALE or grants of town lots &c. to be recorded &c.
45 SALEM, Town of,
mentd. allowance to Mr. Wilson, (order as to ministers) 2
John Woodbury chosen constable of, . 5
John Boggust and John Pickryn to sit in the stocks at Salem 6
mentd. (order as to levy for maintenance of Mr. Patricke &c.)
6
John Legge to be whipped at, for striking Richard Wright 14
excepted, (order as to payment for damage done by cattle in any plantation) 14
Church of, and the Government, Phillip Ratliffe sentenced for mali- cious speeches against, 16
mentd. (order as to levy for the creek at Newe Towne) 16
assessed, (order as to levy for making a palisade)
20
neck of land lying about three miles from, granted to Capt. Jo: Endicott 24
three hundred acres of land lying about three miles from, granted to Mr. Samuel Skelton 24
· Richard Waterman to be paid for killing a wolf in Salem Plantation assessed to defray public charges . 37 .
26
&c. to send in their money for three days work towards the Fort . 38
George Ropps to be whipped at, for striking his master
62
to repay his rate to Robert Moulton 65
William James to be set in the stocks at Salem for incontinency 65
care of sending Isaack Davies to England committed to, 67
Church of, mentd. (order as to Mr. Skelton's estate) 74
John Bennet &c. referred to Salem for drunkenness 75
Francis Weston's wife to be set in the bilboes at Salem 75
John Holgrave referred to, . .
75
Court at, bond for appearance of the wives of John Leg and William
Edmonds 76
Robert Morgan &c. referred to,
. 76
-
260
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PAGE
SALEM, Town of, continued.
the wife of Josua Verin referred to, 79
Mary Oliver punished for disturbing the Church of Salem 80
Court at, Richard Geaves &c. referred to, for fighting &c. 8J
Richard Hollingsworth to be set in the stocks at Salem upon a lecture day for profaning the Sabbath 80
Court at, Francis Perry referred to, 83
Adam Haukes and Edmond Audeley referred to, 83
&c. John Kempe to be whipped at,
86
Court at, bond for appearance of Isaac Deesbro,
90
fined for not keeping constant watch neglecting their watch 93
allowed to use the meeting house for a watch house
100
way to, mentd. (order as to town of Ipswich) 106
enjoined to repair their ways
106
Court at, Mr. Burslin referred to,
107
Francis Fellingham of, mentd
132
mentd. (case of William Flint)
137
SALEM PLANTATION. (See SALEM.)
SALISBURY Or SALSBERRY, Town of,
enjoined to mend their way .
106
fined for want of weights and measures
106
SALSBERRY. (See SALISBURY, Town of.)
SALTONSTALL or SILTONSTALL, SOLTONSTALL
-, Mr., &c., present at Court 74, 86, 89, 91-93, 96, 99, 103, 105, 108,
Mr., contemptuous speeches &c. to, Mr. Henry Seawall punished for, 92
Richard, Sr., mentd. as to erecting a house at his plantation for use of ministers 1
Knt. &c., present at Court 1,3
&c., to be Justices of the Peace
3
fined for absence from Court
6
&c., present at Court
8-12
his servant Richard Diffy to be whipped for his misde-
meanor towards him 8
fined for whipping two persons without the presence of
another Assistant 9
to receive one half of the wages of William Knopp and his son 9
order as to recompensing Indians for wigwams burned by his servant 11
Richard Johnson acknowledged a debt to,
13
to receive two shillings a week from those 'persons for whom Richard Johnson works
13
William Knopp owes debt to, mentd. 13
Chickatabut fined a skin of beaver for shooting swine
belonging to, 16
125, 130, 132
90
.
INDEX.
261
PAGE
SALTONSTALL, &c., continued.
Richard, Sr., to give Sagamore John a hogshead of corn for damage
done by his cattle 29
mentd. (order as to Thomas Coleman) 58
Mr., and Edward Dillingham, committee to settle accounts
between, 63
Mr. Apleton, &c. order as to agreement between, 64
accounts between, mentd 65
took oath of an Assistant . 66
&c., present at Court 66, 69, 77, 81, 82
Robert, Mr., deed to satisfy creditors of, delivered into Court by Hugh
Peters 71
bond by, (case of Isaac Hart) 95
fine discounted by, (case of Richard Cluffe) . 97
and Mr. Humphrey, arbitrators between, appointed 133
SAMFORD, - - , Mr., &c., chosen for Boston, (order as to cart bridge over Muddy River &c.) 34
SAMPSON, JNº. attachment against estate of,
104
SAUGUS or SAUGUST, Town of, or Plantation of,
mentd. (order as to levy for the creek at Newe Towne) 16
assessed, (order as to levy for making a palisade) 20
Mr. Nathanaell Turner of, 22
Mr. Turner chosen constable of, 26
to have liberty to build a wear upon Saugus River
27
Mr. Turner &c. to set out land in Saugus to John Humfry, Esq. . assessed to defray public charges . 37
30
&c., to send in their money for three days work towards the Fort 38
rate placed on Mr. Dumer's estate in, . 39
Mr. Nathaniel Turner chosen Captain of the military company in, 40 (or Lynne) witness from, called by George Woodward 68 (See also LYNN, Town of. )
SAUGUST. (See SAUGUS, Town of.)
SAUNDERS
Edward, sick at Pascataqua, " to be brought in " . 81
case of, (bond forfeited by Nicholas Davison) 82
Martin, mentd. (case of Laurence Copeland) 128
to repair bridges in Braintree 129
Robert, &c., jury, (case of Marmaduke Peirce)
89
SAVORY
Thomas, referred to Court at Ipswich for lying 80 case of, (theft, breaking a house &c.) 94
SAWERS. (See SAWYERS.)
SAWYERS, order as to wages of,
3, 19,36
SAYLE
SAYLES }
-, mentd. (order as to business of Mr. Coxeall &c.) . 53
. . John, for theft of corn &c. to forfeit his estate, to be whipped and bound as a servant for three years 32
262
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PAGE
SAYLE or SAYLES, continued.
John, bound to Mr. Coxeshall for three years . 32
to be whipped for running away from his master 40
SCALES. (See WEIGHTS, &c.)
SCARLETT
Robert, to be whipped for running away from his master 57
a thief, to be whipped and branded on the forehead with the
letter T and banished 60
to be sent out of this jurisdiction by his master Benjamin Felton 60
SCHOLEE
SCHOOLEE
SCHOOLER
SCHOOLEY
Mary, murder of, William Schooley found guilty of, · 69
William, order to apprehend, 69
found guilty of the murder of Mary Schooley 69 .
SCITUATE, Town of, John Emerson of, mentd. 74
SCOT
SCOTT Jor SCUTT
Benjamin, Margaret Stephenson is at liberty to marry, 125
Robert, &c., jury, (case of Marmaduke Peirce) 89
Thomas, and his wife, case of, 124 · William, case of, (selling powder and shot to the Indians) . 131 ·
SCURVEY, Nicholas Knopp fined for taking upon himself to cure scurvey . 11
SCUTT. (See SCOTT.)
SEA FORT. (See FORT.)
SEALE or SEALES
, Margaret wife of, found guilty of adultery 70
Edward, Margaret wife of, John Hathaway indicted for adultery with, 66 to be set in the bilboes and whipped for drunkenness 67
Margaret, wife of Edward Seale, John Hathaway indicted for adultery with, 66
and Robert Allen indicted for adultery . 66, 70
Phebe, apprentice to John Coggesall, order as to
67
SEALERS AND SEARCHERS OF LEATHER, Hugh Mason &c. presented for, . · 138
SEALES. (See SEALE.)
SEAWALL. (See SEWALL.)
SECRETARY
Acts of the Court shall be authentic if they pass only under the secre-
tarys hand 17
process for the warning of jurors to be directed by the secretary to the beadle 38
to dispose of the estate &c. of Edward Lockwood 54
signature in hand of the Secretary referred to in note . 96 ·
bill of Nicholas Davison to be kept by the Secretary 98
writing by Simon Bradstreet, Secretary, referred to .
. 109
INDEX. 263
PAGE
SEDGWICK
SEDGWICKE
, Capt., payment to, (case of Nathaniel Smith) .
.
139
Elizabeth, case of, (theft and lying)
· 118
SEDITION.
(See CRIMES, &c.)
SEDUCING. (See CRIMES, &c.)
SEELY
Robert, his servant Phillip Swaddon, to be whipped for running away . 16
to be set free upon payment of ten shillings 18
SELLEN, THOMAS, granted leave to plant at Aggawam
32
SERJEANT, WILLIAM, &c., at Aggawam mentd.
31
SERVANTS
order as to giving or selling servants any commodity 5
employing Indians for servants 11
&c. to be provided with fire arms . 12
Thomas Chubb shall become servant to William Gayllerd 14
no person shall hire any person for a servant for less time than a year unless he be a settled housekeeper 15
Francis Perry whipped for ill speeches &c. towards his master 18
Phillip Swaddon set free from his master 18
of Mr. Gibbons sentenced for running away 27
John Sayle to be bound as a servant .
32
John Webb set at liberty from William Parks 32
John Sayles to be whipped for running away from his master 40
Christopher Tarling sentenced for running away from his master 40
order as to servants running away
43
James Rawlens fined for taking too much for work done by one of his servants 47
enticing servants to run away &c. Richard Cokar &c. sentenced for, . 51, 52 William Swifte to pay towards the cure of his servant . 53
Andrew Storyn to be whipped for running away from his master . 57 Robert Scarlett " " 66 66 57
Mary, servant of Mr. Bartholmewe, to be whipped for running away . 57 Clement Cole &c. to be whipped for running away from their mas- ters &c. 59
Benjamin Felton to be liable for damage done by his servant Robert Scarlett 60
Robert Way to serve William Almy 61
William Shepheard to be whipped for stealing from his master &c. 62
Edward Woodley released to his master 65
James Hayden freed from his master 65
John Crosse warned to appear as to his servant Clement Manning 76 William Denne to satisfy for fine imposed on his servant 76
William Androws punished for conspiring against the life of his master &c. 78, 79
John Poole fined for abusing his servant 80
John Hogges fined for cursing his servant &c.
. 81
264
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PAGE
SERVANTS, continued.
Capt. Staughton fined for releasing his servant before time . 84
Ralfe Allen 66
66 84
John Neale to be whipped and kept chained by his master for running away &c. 86
Thomas Marriner formerly servant to Robert Smyth discharged 88
John Clois admonished to use his servant Peter Tylls well &c. 88
covenant of, mentd.
88
" the Court gave way to the Governor to free his servant Thomas Philips " 92
Hester Ketcham freed from her master John Woolrige
92
John Pope to be whipped for his stubborn carriage against his mas-
ter &c. 92
John Woodbridge discharged of his presentment for releasing a servant 94
getting his masters daughter with child (case of Joell Jenkin) 95
two of Walter Merries servants to be whipped for running away . 97
selling his servant his time (case of Christopher Batte) 100
John Twogood placed as a servant with Thomas Marshfield . 100
Henry Stevens sentenced for firing liis masters barn 100
Samuel Hefford freed from his master Jonathan Wade
101
Christopher Graunt fined for cruel usage of his servant Nicholas Gilberd 103
Richard Wilson sentenced for abusing his master Thomas Chees- liolme 104
Edward Page freed
104
Thomas Baguley fined for selling his servants time 105
selling his servant his time (case of Abraliam Morrell) (case of Samuel Sherman) . .
106
David Hickbourne to serve his master for a longer time 107
James Laurence sentenced for leaving his masters house at night &c. . 107
Willi: Pilsberry bound to service .
107
William and Dorothy Pilsberry sentenced for defiling their masters
liouse 107
constable of Watertown to provide a place of service for Elizabeth Wilsmore 117
Elisha Jackson turned over for his time from George Barrell to John Millam 119
theft from her master (case of Sarah Bell) .
121
Robert Wyar and John Garland to make a payment to their master 121
Henry Hobson freed from his master Henry Neale 122
put to Goodman Thomas Meakins . 122
Daniel Owles put to Sergeant William French &c. 122
Robert Wyar put to Leonard Bowtle with his masters consent 122
William Browne whipped for running away &c. . 122
order as to John Kempe former servant of Isaac Morrell 125
Dermondt Matthew to be set to work until his master appears 125
John Lewis sent home to his master 126
106
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SERVANTS, continued.
order as to Richard Cole . 126
Richard Cole put to William Haward for one year 127
David Conway to be whipped for resisting his master . 127 John Neale, a servant, committed on suspicion of felony 128
Daniel Mansfield put to William Denux for five years
128
David Weane put himself to Hugh Gunnison 129
Dearmant Matthew put to Thomas Dexter
129
Elizabeth Hasnet put to William Wilson
129
George Napper to stay with his master so much longer for the time lie was absent 132
Richard Gell to be whipped for running away from his master 132
John Lowe to be freed from his master Lewis June 24, 1644 133
resisting his master (case of John Archer)
135
John Beamis find for freeing his servant 135, 136
SERVITUDE, single persons not provided with arms to serve any master &c. 21 SEVER, ROBERT, case of, (neglecting the watch) .
126
SEWALL or SEAWALL
Ellen, wife of Henry Seawall, to be at her own disposal and her hus- band to make allowance to her 60
Henry, Mr., order as to reimbursing him for money used for Edward Bosworth and family 55
order that his wife Ellen Seawell " shall be at her own dis-
posal" 60
presented for beating his wife, . 74
Mr., case of, (contemptuous speech &c. to Mr. Saltonstall) .
92
SEXTON
Giles, &c., jury, as to death of Austen Bratcher . 6
witnesses, &c., mentd. (inquisition on body of William Bateman) 8
SHARPE
, Mr., &c., present at Court 3, 10, 12
Thomas, Mr., &c. .
1
SHATSWELL or SHOTSWELL
34
John, fined for drunkenness wife of, Robert Coles sentenced for enticing, 35
SHAW
SHAWE
Abraham, admn. granted on goods of, .
98
John, mentd. (case of William Chadborne) . 137
Joseph, &c., adm". granted to, on goods of Abraham Shawe 98
Robert, to be whipped for cursing &c. .
26 Roger, &c., jury, (case of Marmaduke Peirce)
89 SHEARMAN. ( See SHERMAN. )
SHEEPE. (See SHEPPE. )
SHEPHEARD
-, Mr., &c., fined for drinking . . 18
. . receipt of his fine returned by the constable of Roxbury . 20
.
266
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PAGE
SHEPHEARD, continued.
William, servant of William Sumer to be whipped for stealing 62
case of, (covenanting for wages) . 128
SHEPPE or SHEEPE Thomas, &c., to appear at the next Court for being distempered with wine
88
case of, (intemperate drinking) 139
SHERMAN Or SHEARMAN
John, &c., jurymen, fined for not appearing 102
to view the leather tanned in Watertown &c. 128
Samuel, enjoined to appear at Court 104
case of, (selling his servant his time) 106
fine remitted to,
118
SHIPS
safely arrived &c. day of Thanksgiving for, 37
&c. arrival of, 47
SHOOTING. (See CRIMES, &c.)
SHOOTING at fowl on Pullen Point &c. order as to, 21
SHORTHAND
in margin of record referred to in note . 32, 61
referred to in note .
59
SHORTHOSE
Robert to have his tongue put in a cleft stick for swearing 63
bond for appearance .
78
set in the bilboes for slighting the magistrates
81
SHOT. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
SHOTSWELL. (See SHATSWELL.)
SHUTR., - -- , Mr., &c., ordered to be sent to England by the next ship " as persons unmeet to inhabit here " 10
SILL, -, bill delivered by, to be kept by the Secretary · 98
SILTONSTALL. ( See SALTONSTALL.)
SIMPSON, JOHN, case of, (not prosecuting)
86
SINGING in the churches, opinion against, (case of Edward Tomlins) .
105
SINGLEMAN, HENRY, bond for appearance 118
SINGLE PERSON, ordered that all single persons shall be provided with arms 21
SILVESTER
Richard, fined for selling strong water 81
case of, (speaking against the law as to hogs &c) . 82
fine respited upon his good behavior · 87 and wife, witnesses, (case of Walthian Richards) . 116
jury's verdict as to death of his child 126
SKELTON
-, Mr., order as to settlement of estate of, . · 74
Samuel, Mr., land near Salem granted to, also land upon which his house stands 24 SKIDMER, JOHN, case of, (selling strong water to Indians) SLANDER. (See CRIMES, &c.)
106
267
INDEX.
SLATE
raising slate mentd. (order as to Islands) 17
in Slate Island, demised to Thomas Lambe 34
SLATE ISLAND, demise of slate in, 34
SLAVE
William Androws &c. delivered up as slaves 78,79
John Kempe committed as a slave to Lt. Davenport 86
Thomas Savory to be sold as a slave for theft 94
Jonathan Hatch committed as a slave to Lt. Davenport 97
Marmaduke Barton committed as a slave for theft and running away . 118
SLAVERY
Willi: Androws released from slavery . 89
Thomas Dickerson condemned to slavery 90
Thomas Dickinson discharged from slavery . 97
Elizabeth Sedgwicke condemned to slavery for theft &c.
118
SMALL CAUSES, COURT FOR. (See ASSISTANTS, COURT OF.)
SMITH -
SMITHE J or SMYTH, SMYTHE
-, Mr., &c., to go with Ensign Jennison &c. as to bounds of land sold to Mr. Pinchon 55
of Springfield, to pay legacies to John Porter . 132
&c., arbitrators, (Mr. Humphrey and Robert Saltonstall) 133
Francis, &c., jury, as to death of Austen Bratcher his bill for ferriage granted 139
6
Hen: certification by, mentd. (Hingham presentment) 94
Henry, did not appear . 125
71
James, costs to George Richardson for not prosecuting
101
John, bond by, to be accountable for his companys goods
25
apprenticed to Mr. John Wilson . 25
25
&c., jury of life and death . 70
(or Thomas), attached for not appearing 73
of Meadford, to be set in the bilboes for swearing 74
bond for appearance .
76
and his father, Jeremy Norcross, Mr. Collens &c. to hear busi- ness between, and examine accounts 100
granted five shillings against William Prichard 116
admonished and dismissed . 118
Mr., &c., committee, as to affairs of Edward Allen 127
clerk of the Band at Dorchester . 131
Joseph (Josua or Josiah), surety, mentd. (bond to make payment to Andrew Coleman &c.) 96
Josiah (Josua or Joseph), mentd. in note 96
Josua, surety, bond to make a payment to Andrew Coleman mentd. 96
Lucy, bound an apprentice to Mr. Roger Ludlowe for seven years 17
Mary, &c., witnesses, (case of Walthian Richards) 116
Nathaniel, case of, (theft &c.) 139
PAGE
Jacob, discharged for want of evidence
goods sent over with, to remain in Mr. Wilson's hands
268
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PAGE
SMITH, continued.
Ralph, &c., attachment for, . 79
discharged . 81
Richard, bond for appearance (concealing Edward Waldo's intention
of running away), 122
case of, (being privy to Edward Waldo's intent to run away), 130 Robert, his former servant Thomas Marriner discharged 88 Thomas (or Jolin), attached for not appearing 73 .
SMITHEMAN, JOHN, &c., of Bocking, clothiers, made a payment to Andrew Coleman mentd. 96
SMYTH
SMYTHE (See SMITH.)
SOEWAMAPENESSETT RIVER commonly called Cow House River, land near Salem bounded on the south by, granted to Capt.
Jo: Endicott 24
SOJOURNERS within this jurisdiction for six months or more to take oath of allegiance 44
SOLDIERS. (See MILITARY AFFAIRS.)
SOLTONSTALL. (See SALTONSTALL.)
SOUTH, WILLIAM, to be whipped and banished upon pain of death 76
SOUTHCOATE
- ~, Capt., Mr. Francis Aleworth chosen Lieutenant to, . 18
granted liberty to go to England . 18
SOUTH RIVER, land in Salem abutting on, granted to Mr. Skelton 24
SPARHAUKE, -, Mr., &c., to hear business between John Smith and
Jeremy Norcross 100
SPAULE, THOMAS, surety, (case of William Scutt) 131
SPENCER
-, Mr., &c., appointed as to Mr. Gurlin's land 74
George, to be whipped and to make double restitution for receiving stolen money 70
SPRAGE
Ralfe, &c., jury, as to death of Austen Bratcher . .
6
inquisition on body of William Bateman upon oaths of, 7
bond by, (case of Walter Palmer) Mr., (cancelled), &c., witnesses, mentd. (inquisition on body of William Bateman) 8
7
chosen umpire as to settlement of bounds between Roxbury and Dorchester 29
SPRING, ROGER, principal debtor, bond to make a payment to Andrew Cole- man mentd. 96
SPRINGFIELD, Mr. Smyth of, mentd.
.
132
SQUA SACHEM, town of Cambridge enjoined to give her corn &c. 106 .
SQUIRE, THOMAS, jury of life and death . 70
STACY
John, Junr., set in the stocks for drinking . 85
Willi: Junr., &c., of Bocking, clothiers, made a payment to Andrew Coleman mentd. 96
269
INDEX.
PAGE
STAGG, -, Mr., &c., differences referred to 47
STANIARD, ANTHONY, bond by, (case of Thomas Wilson)
124 STANLEY
John, order as to settlement and division of estate of, (mentions brothers Thomas and Timothy and children Ruth and John) 51 Junr., (son of John) his uncle Thomas Stanley to educate him &c. 51
Ruth, (daughter of John) her uncle Timothy Stanley to educate her &c. 51
Thomas, part of goods &c. of his deceased brother John Stanley put into his hands &c. 51
Tymothy, part of goods &c., of his deceased brother John Stanley put into his hands &c. 51
STAR STARP.
Susan, granted adm". on estate of her husband Thomas Starr 103 Thomas, fined &c. for speaking against the law about swine 73
admn. on estate of, granted to his wife Susan Starr . 103
STAUGHTON. (See STOUGHTON.)
STEBBEN, JOHN, &c., bond by, (for the good behavior of Christopher Grant till the next quarter court) 103
STEDMAN, ROBERT, juryman, fined for not appearing 103
STEPHENSON, MARGARET, is at liberty to marry Benjamin Scott 125
STEPPING STONES, Weymouth, mentd. . 84
STERNES
Isaac, &c., jury, (Dexter against Endicott) . 15
Isaack, &c., fined for turning the way about 79
STEVENS
-. , Mr., promised ten pounds for his work &c., as to building a
Fort 41
Henry, case of, (firing the barn of his master John Humfrey) 100
STICKLAND
JOHN, &c., inquisition upon oaths of, on body of William Bateman 7
jury (Dexter against Endicott) 15
fined for refusing to watch at the Captains command 26
STICKLETT, JOHN, &c., bond by, (case of Walter Palmer) 7 STILEMAN
-, Mr., constable, mentd. (case of Robert Scarlett) 60
discharged as to a way 136
STILES, JOHN, allowance to, . 120
STITSON
William, granted admn. on goods &c. of Richard Arnoll 35 of Robert White 56
&c., to be brought into Court.
117
STOADER. (See STODDER.) STOCKS
town of Concord fined for want of a pair of stocks &c. 79
Watertown " 66 66 66 79
270
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PAGE
STOCKS, continued.
town of Cambridge fined for want of stocks &c. .
80
Newbury 66 " a pair of stocks &c. 80
mentd. (order as to town of Boston) 84
town of Dedham fined for want of a pair of stocks 84
Watertown " 66 85
Cambridge “ stocks &c. 90
mentª. (order as to town of Braintree) .
99
( See also PUNISHMENT.)
STODDER or STOADER
, Mr., &c., theft from, (case of Mary Felton) . 108 and his Company granted charges against Mr. John Long 125
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