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at the same Meeting
Wheras Thomas Newhall & Joseph Newhall informd the Towne that thay wanted satisfaction for the highway through the Land their father baught that was formerly Mr Humphrys to wit that highway that Leads from Reading to Salem
Voted that the said Newhalls shall have all that Land Now Lying Common that is Vnlaid out Joying on Bancrofts Marsh or pond so Cald in Con- sideration of the Land sd Highway is Laid Vpon that is to say the whole of the Land that sd Highway goes through that their father baught that was Mr Humphrys : the sd Thomas Newhall and Joseph Newhall being present in sd Meeting Dia Declare themselves fully satisfied therwith & that it should be a finall Issue of that Matter
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at a Meeting of the selectnien of Lyn october 30th 1710
Left John Poole & Sargt Daniell Mansfield are apointed to Lay out that part of the high way that is yet Vnlaid out that Leads from the Country Road that goes from Reading to Salem from thence Vp towards tod hole so Cald to Lay it through the outside of the Land formerly Ingulses & to Make satisfaction for so Much of sd way as goes through said Ingulses Land Now Samll Newhalis Land in such Manner as sd Poole & Mansfield shall Judg best & Make Return of their Doings
Octor 31 - 1710
we the subscribers being apointed by the select Men of Lyn to Lay out a highway from a white oake tree Near Samuell Newhalls Land formerly Ingulses Land have Laid it out two pole wide partly on Samuell Newhalls Land & partly on William Eatons Land beginning at a stake westerly of a white oake tree : so to a heap of stones at a whit oake stump : from thence to a stake : to a black oake stump the way to Ly Easterly of these bounds to Reading Road and the said Eaton & Newhall are satisfyed for the above sd way with a small strip of Land Lying southerly of sd Newhalls Land as witnes their hands
John Poole Danll Mansfield
William Eaton
Samuell Newhall
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At a Town Meeting Decemr : 21 - 1710
Ens Theophilus ffarrington Danll Hichins Junr and Joseph Jacobs Chose to serve on the granjury at the Next Court holden at Salem and Lt John Breed & Samuell Mansfield Chose to serve on the Jury of tryalls at sd Court
at the same Meeting
Left Johnson & Ens Breed Chose to Vew a bitt of Land Desired by Capt Larrabe at the West End of his house and Make Report to the Town at their Next Meeting
Information being given to the selectmen of Lyn that on or about the 15th Day of October Last past : 1710 Jonathon Thoits & Hanah his wife with their Childen Came in to the Town of Lyn : and Came from the Town of Taunton wher the properly belong or had their Last Residence
Therefore William farrington Constable in Lyn you are hereby ordered and apointed to warn the above Named Jonathon Thoits & hanah his wife to Depart out of our Town with their Children fourthwith or they shall be proceeded with as the Law in that Case provids & Make Return of your Doings herein
Dated Lyn Decemr : 11th 1710 p ordr of ye selectmen
John Burrill Clerk
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Pursuant to the above order I have warned the above Named Jonathon Thoits and Hanah his wife to Depart out of the Town of Lyn with their Children fourthwith or they shall be proceeded with as the Law Directs : Lyn Decemr the : 14th : 1710
William farrington Constable in Lyn
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn March the 5th 1710/11
Left John Pearson was Chose Moderator
John Burrill was Chose Town Clerk for the year Ensewing at the same Meeting
Left John Pearson Capt Theophilus Burrill Lt Samll Johnson Ens Joseph Breed Lt John Breed Sargt Danll Mansfield & John Burrill was chose selectmen for ye year Ensewing
at the same meeting
John Hawks Nathaniell Collins & John Williams was Constable for the Town of Lyn for the year Ensewing
at the same meeting
Henry Collins Junr Samll Ingulls Thomas Burrage Joseph ffarr Danill Mansfield & Joseph Burrill Chose titheingmen
at the same meeting
Thomas Norwood & Benjamin fuller Chose fence Vewers for Rumney Marsh for the year Ensewing at the same meeting
Ens John Bancroft John Gowing Samuell Newhall Samuell Breed Nathaniell Ingulls Ephriam Stacy Joseph Brown & Isaac Ramsdell Junr Chose fence Vewers for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Mr. Thoms Lewis Richard Mower Lt Henry Collins Richard Johnson Samuell Parker William Eaton Junr John Newhall Clark & Isaac Larrabe Chosen surveyers of ye Highwayes for ye year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Timothy Breed Allin Breed Samll Stocker Junr Joseph Edmons Junr Crispas Richards Benja Collins Junr Benjamin Bigsbe John Bates John Atwell & Henry Libbe Chose hawards to take Care all swine be yoaked & Ringd for the year Ensewing as the Law directs
at the same Meeting
Voted that Capt Benja Larrabe shall have about ten poles of Land at the west End of his Dwelling house as shall be set out by Left Johnson Ensigne Breed & Thomas ffarrar
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn March the 5th 1710/11
Voted to have a gramer school Master to Keep schoole in ye Town for the year Ensewing & to be paid by the Town
the selectmen to obtein & settle sd schoole in such place & places in the Town as they shall Judg best to promote Larning
at the same Meeting
Voted that Sargt Danll Mansfield shall have about ten poles of Land wher his Die house stands in Cluding sd house : as it shall be set out by Joseph farr & Joseph Jacobs he paying one shilling p pole for ye same May 21 - 1714 Daniell Mansfield paid ten shillings for ye above Land
at the same Meeting
Voted that John Hood & William Basset Junr shall have all the shells that shall Come Vpon Nahant Beaches for the year Ensewing they paying to the Town thirty three shillings for the same : the which they both accepted & promisd to doe in open Town Meeting
at the same Meeting
granted Liberty to Will Ballord Jno Hathorn Henry Burshted John Breed & John Brintall to Erect a seat in ye Meeinghouse on ye southerly side Vp ye gallary between the beams on ye west End ye Last New seat Not Damnifying any of the passages to any other seats
at the same Meeting
the Report of the Committe Refering to Joseph Herricks petition was Read and by Vote accepted & approvd : & is Entored two Leaves forward at a Meeting of the selectmen of Lyn March : 23th 1710/11
John Burrill sworn to the office of Town Clerk in the Town of Lyn 27
at a Meeting of ye selectmen of Lyn March the 23 - 1710/11
Mr. John Going & Mr. John Bancroft Junr are apointed to pambulate on the Line betwixt Lyn & Reading with such persons as shall be apointed by Reading for that purpose : and to Meet at tobacco hill on Wednes Day the Eighteenth of Aprill Next at ten of ye Clock fore Non if that Day prove foul weather then the Next fare Day
this May Certify whome it May Censern that we the subscribers have according to order Renewed the bounds Vpon the Line of Township between Lyn & Redding we say from bounds to bounds as antient Marks to Vs appeared
for Redding Thomas Nickols Benjamen Sweaine
for Lyn John Going
at a Town Meeting held in Lyn May ye 16th 1711
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John Burrill was Chose Representitive to serve at the Generall Court according to Precept
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn November : 26th 1711
Voted that our Minister Mr. Jerimiah Shepard shall have Eighty pounds of such Mony as Now passes from Man to Man for his Labour in the Ministrey in this present year which will be Vp the Eighth Day of January Next Ensewing : In Lew of the fourscore pounds Voted by the Town the : 2 of March 1680 - 81 and the Contribution to be Kept Vp as heretofore at the same Meeting
Voted Ninty to be assessed on the town {of the Now passable Mony] to pay the schoole Master & to Defrey the Necessary Charges ariseing in the Town
at the same Meeting
Wheras the body of the Town Complain they are in great want of bulls & all the Means they Can Vse will not obtein them
Therfore Voted that the assessors shall annually at the time of their Makeing the Town Rate assess Each & Every houss holder in the body of the Town : Viz from the great Bridg to Crispas Richardses Including his family : and so Vpwards to Thomas Newhalls from thence to Aquilla Ramsdells in Cluding their families & so from thence to the afore sd Great Bridg : so Dwnwaids to the sea {Exempting only Thomas ffarrar John Hood William Bassett Junr & John Basset so long as thay Maintain a bull for Nahant & No longer ] over & above their Just proportion to the Town Charg Eight pence for Each Ratable Cow which shall be Collected as the other part of said Rate : and the selectmen for the time being to order the Disposeing of so Much as shall be Raised by the Eight pence p Cow for the obteining & Keeping a sutable Number of good bulls for the Vse of the body of the Town as above Described as thay shall from year to year Judg best which bulls shall go at Large
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Beit Known Vnto all whom these Presents Doe or May Consern : that in Pursuance of the Law Entitled an act for Regulateing of Townships &C : wherin is Directed that the Bounds between Town & Town be Runn once in three years; Vpon ye Eighteenth Day of April anno Domini : 1711 : at the signe of ye Lamb in Rumney Marsh : Addington Davenport and Edward Huchinson two of the selectmen of ye Town of Boston being accompanied by Elish Tuttle John Brentnal Thomas Berry & Edward Tuttle all Inhabitants within ye Township of Boston afore sd Did Meet with Mr. Edward Baker Thomas Chever & Ebenezer Belcher a Committe in behalfe of the Town of Lyn : and haveing showne to Each other their
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Respective orders for Runing the bounds betwixt ye sd Towns of Boston & Lyn they proceeded to ye sd work and began at Bride Brooke where it Runs a Cross ye Roade & from thence went on a NNW Course Nearest by the Compass to an heap of stones on a Rock in Widow Edmundses Land from thence to the stump of an old walnut tree on the West side of a Little hill wher was an heap of stones to which More were added : from thence to a small Black oake in Merriams Land Marked BL and an heap of stones Round it. from thence to an Oak tree standing on Sarah Pauls Land being Marked BL : & an heap of stones Round it : from thence to a Crotcht tree in William Boardmans Land Marked BL . with stons Round it at this tree by a Pocket Compass it was found that the Line Runs a Cross the River & so through the stack of chimneys in ye Now Dwelling house of ye said Boardman : from the said tree a Cross ye River to the body of a walnut tree . Now Dead Marked : XXIII : with an heap of stones Round it : from thence to alarge old oake on the south side of an hill Marked XXIIII and BL . and an heap of stones Round it : from thence to a walnut tree Marked BL . with an heap of stones about it . from thence to an heap of stones on a Rock then to an heap of stones on the brow of an hill ther were three or four More trees well Marked with BL. & heaps of stones Round them betwen the before Mentioned heaps of stones and the Large Decayed white oake which is Marked BL and surrounded with an heap of stones about four Rodd and an halfe from the sd tree and on the Line first Mentioned is the great heap of stones Called the three County heap to which a Considerable addition was Now Made that being the boundery between the Towns of Boston Lyn and Reading - it was this Day also agreed to between the sd selectmen of Boston and the Committe of Lyn that Bride Brook on the Easterly side of the Road as it has allwaies been Esteemed should be the stated bounds between the said Towns Vntil it Runs into the salt water Creek : In testimony of what was Now Done the said select Men and Committe have here Vnto subscribed their Names
Addington Davenport Edw : Huchinson
Edward Baker Thomas Chever
Ebenezer Belcher
To the Inhabitants and propriators of the Township of Lyn : wheras you Did at your Town Meeting Aprill the 15th 1706 : agree to Divid your Town and propriators & to give Every one of them a share : these are therefore to Inform you that I had at the time of your Voate & still have a Considerable tract of Land in your Township in fee of which ther was : 18 : acres or better of Improvd Land within fence some years before your Vote Intitled all such in your Township to a Division in your Town Common Land : wher Vpon I Doe hereby ask & DeMand my Right share
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& proportion of your Town Common Land as being one Equally Interested with others taken in the year 1705 and of Right should have such a share as thay have in your Division and in your so Doing you will Very Much oblige Me who am your humble Petitioner - Joseph Herrick
Lyn Dated March the : 6th 1709/10
Read & John Pearson John Poole & John Burrill to advise & Doe what thay think is Most proper about that Matter & Make Report to the Town at their Next Meeting or assoone as May be
Wheras Mr. Joseph Herrick belonging to Salem Did on the 6th Day of March : 1709/10 : Petition the Town of Lyn for his proportion of Town Common belonging to his Land in our Township : which petition was Read the Day above said and John Pearson John Poole & John Burrill to advise & Doe what thay think is Most proper in that Matter and Make Report to the Town - we the subscribers Report as followeth that on the 10th Day of Aprill : 1710 : we went Vp to sd Mr. Joseph Herricks Land Near to Ipswich River in Lyn wher was the sd Joseph Herrick : and did agree that What Land & Estate the said Herrick Now had in Lyn should go Ratefree for ten years from the : 10th of Aprill afore said and allso what Ratable poles should Live on sd Lands should be Rate free for ten years as above said : and the Town to bare that
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that proportion of Rate : and also the said Joseph Herrick Did on his part for him selfe heirs & assignes forever quit Claime to all the Right of Common that Ever Did or Does belong to his said Land in Lyn afore said to which agreement we the sd John Pearson John Poole & John Burrill have set to our hands the 10th of Aprill 1710
and the sd Joseph Herrick for the Confirmation of the above said agreement hath set to his hand the 10th of Aprill 1710
John Burrill John Poole John Pearson
signed in presents of Ebenezer Bancroft Joseph Burnap Joseph Herrick
at a Towne Meeting held in Lyn March 5th 1710/11
Voted that the Town acceps & aprovd the above or before agreement 32
At a Town Meeting held in Lyn March the 3 - 1711/12 John Burrill Chose Moderator at the same Meeting
John Burrill Chose Town Clerk for ye year Ensewing at the same Meeting
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Left John Pearson Capt Theophilus Burrill John Newhall Clark Ens John Newhall Mr Daniell Mansfield Lt John Breed and John Burrill Chose selectmen for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Mr. Samuell Heart in ye woods Ens Joseph Breed & William Basset Junr Chose Constable for the year Ensewing and at the same Meeting the sd Basset Desired that Joseph Jacobs Might serve as Constable in his Roome which the Town by Vote accepted & sd Jacobs being present agreed therto
at the same Meeting
Henry Collins Junr Thomas Burrage Joseph ffarr Daniell Mansfield & Joseph Burrill Chose titheingmen for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Thoms Norwood & Benja ffuller Chose fence Vewers for Rumney Marsh for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Thoms. Baker Willm Merriam Benja Potter Danll Brown Richard Johnson John Basset John Bancroft Junr & John Bates Chose fence Vewers for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
John Newhall Clark Richard Mower Thomas ffarrar Samll Collins Joseph Mansfield senr John Ivory James Pearson Benja Huchason & Ebenezr fflint Chose surVeyer of ye highwayes for ye year Ensewing
at the Meeting
Timothy Bred Allin Breed Samll Stocer Jur Joseph Edmunds Junr Crispass Richards Benja Collins Junr Benja Bigsbe John Bates John Atwell & Henry Libbe Chose hawards for the year Ensewing to take Care all swine be yoaked & Ringd as the Law Directs
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at the same Meeting March the 3 - 1711/12
Benja ffuller & Danll Brown Chose Leather sealers at the Law Directs
at the same Meeting
Left Johnson Capt Bancroft Henry Collins Junr & William Merriam Chose to obtein a school Master & agree with him & to settle the school as shall be Judgd best
at the same Meeting
Wheras the Widow Ingulls Desires to have some Recompence for {as shee saith} her Right of Common
Voted that the selectmen Consider that Matter & Make Report to ye Town Widdow Ingulls paid & ye Discharge in ye Net
at the same Meeting
Joseph ffelt Desird to have a bitt of Land to set a hous Vpon
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Mr Eleazr Lindsey & Willm Basset senr Chose to Vewe & Report it to the Town at their Next Meeting
at the same Meeting
Voted that Joseph Edmunds Junr has Liberty to hang a gate {Dureing the Towns pleasure} a Cross the highway that Leads into the Marsh at the westerly Corner of his orchard
at the same Meeting
Voted that Daniell Brown & William Gray shall have all ye shells for ye year Ensewing that shall be Vpon Nahant beaches : thay paying to the Town thirty shillings for the same provided they Donot sell sd shells for More than Eight shillings p load Each Load Conteining 48 bushalls heap Measure sd Brown & Gray being present in said Meeting agreed therto
at the same Meeting
it was Desired to Lett John Ramsdell James Mills Joseph Ramsdell & Jonathon Johnson Each of them have a bitt of Land to set a hous Vpon at a Meeting of the selectmen March the 10th 1711/12 John Burrill sworn to the office of Town Clerk for the town of Lyn
at the same Meeting
ordered that there be a pound in that part of ye Town on the Northside that highway that Leads from Reading to Sallem & Lt Pearson Capt Bancroft & Mr. John Gowing to order the place & Doing of it
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn the 14th of May 1712
John Burrill Chose Representive to serve at the Generall Court according . to precept
at the same Meeting
Voted to gvie three : four : or five pole of Land that is Common to John Ramsdell Lying at the head & Next to the Widdow Chadwells Lott Not far from Joseph Burrills hous as it shalbe set out by Lt Johnson & Allin Breed
at the same Meeting
Voted to gvie to Joseph ffelt fou or five pole of Common Land Lying betwixt ffarrars & Easteses Land as it shalbe set out by Ens John Newhall & Allin Breed
at the same Meeting
Lt. Samuell Johnson John Newhall Clark & Joseph Jacobs Chose and fully Impowered in behalfe of the towne to yeuse all proper wayes to Remove all in croachments Vpon the Town Common 35
Wheras therwas a highway Laid out from Lyn to Reading the 5th of 12 Mo= 1660 as Vpon Record in Lyn Town Book May appeare & it being Vn-
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certaine in some places wher it Lies : and since a Nother way was Laid over the hills not far of sd way which is so bad that it is hard passing : Therfore we the subscribers Doe agree that if ye selectmen will Lay out a Towne highway of two pole wide begining wher the Last way Laid at Joshua Rhoads his Land & so through the Rhoadses farm as the way is Now Vsed by Eleazer Rhoads his house till it comes to Henry Rhoadses house : and so along Vnder the hill through Mr Wheelers Land & so through the Land formerly old Mr. Divins wher the first way went on the westerly End of his house so on to the other way not far from the gate that then we Doe freely alow so Much Land for sd way as it shall goe through our Land without any satisfaction from ye Town at any time hereafter : provided we are not hindered of Maintaining Gates ( at our own Cost) a Cross said way Lyn Aprill 4th 1712
Henry Rhoads Josiah Rhoads Ju Isaac Wheeler
at a Meeting of the selectnien of Lyn June 17th 1712 John Newhall Clark Lt John Breed Ens John Newhall & John Burrill are apointed to Lay out a highway of two pole wide for a Town Way beginning wher the Last Country Road was Laid at Joshua Rhoads his Land & so through the Rhoadses farm as ye way is Now Vsed & so through Mr. Wheelers Land Vnder ye hill & so through the Land formerly old Mr. Divins as the way was formerly Vsed till it Come to ye way Not far from ye gate as Desired by ye propriators
We the subscribers being apointed by the selectmen of Lyn June 17th 1712 to Lay out a highway of two pole wide as above Exprest : June 25th 1712 we Met at the hous of Eleazer Rhoads and began the Lay out sd way wher ye Last Country Road that Leads to Reading was Laid at Joshua Rhoads his Land wher theris a stake on Each side said way & so throug the Rhoadses farm as ye way is Now Vsed by Eleazer Rhoads his house so to Henry Rhoads his house and so a Long Vnder the hill through Mr. Wheelers Land : & so through ye Land formerly old Mr. Divins wher the first way went on ye westerly End of his house so on to ye other part of the Last Country Road Not far from ye gate the above way we have laid out two pole wide & staked & staked it out in severall places & Laid stones at the stakes
Lyn June 25 - 1712
John Burrill John Breed John Newhall John Newhall
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at a Meeting of the selectmen of Lyn Septemr the 18th 1712
Lt John Breed & Sart Danll Mansfield are apointed to stake out the highway formerly Laid out in the second Division in Rumney Marsh according to the former Laying out as Near as May be
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn Novemr 17th 1712 Voted that the highway Laid out by the selectmen or their order June 25th 1712 through the Rhoadses farm Mr. Wheelers Land & the Land formerly old Mr. Divins is accepted & accordingly Confirmd
at the same Meeting
Voated that our Minister Mr. Shepard shall have Eighty pounds in bills of Creditit for his Labour in the Ministrey in this present year in Lue or Consideration of the fourscore pounds Voted by ye Town ye 2 of March 1680-81 : & the Contribution to be Kept Vp as heretofore : which year will be Vp the 8th Day of January Next Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Voted seventy pounds to be assessed on the Town to pay the schoole Master and to Defrey the Necessary Charges ariseing in the Town & to be paid in bills of Credit
at the same Meeting
Wheras at a Town Meeting held Novemr 26 - 1711 : it was Voted that ther should be Eight pence p Cow paid for Maintaining bulls as set forth in sd Vote & it being found two Little therfore Voted that ther shalbe ten pence p Cow paid in Lew of the Eight pences as Described in said Vote
at the same Meeting
Voted that Nathaniell Collins shall have that peice of Town Common Land that Lyes betwixt the fresh Marsh at the Woodend & Benjamin Collinses Land he paying three pounds to the Town for the same & Leaveing a Convenient highway at all times for them that have ocation for it
October first : 1716 : the above Nathaniel Collins paid 2 == 10 = 0 : of ye above Money & ten shillings before so Now the whole is paid
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at the same Meeting November 17th 1712
In answer to the Petition of our Neighbours ye farmers so Cald Dated february 13th 1711 - Desireing to be a Precinct Voted - That all that part of the Town that Lyes on the Northerly side of that highway that Leads from Salem to Reading be set of for a Precinct and when they shall have {a Meeting houss ] and a Minister quallified according to Law settled to preach the word of God a Mongst them then they to be wholly freed from paying to the Ministrey in the Town and not before : and if after-
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wards they shall Cease to Maintain a Minister amongst them then to pay to the Minister in the Town as heretofore
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at a Town Meeting held in Lyn March the 2 = 1712/13
Left John Pearson Chose Moderator
at the same Meeting
.John Burrill Chose Town Clerk for ye year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Lt Samuel Graves Deacon Burrage Mr Thomas Lewis Lt John Poole Ens Theop ffarrington Sargt William Merriam & John Burrill Chose selectmen for ye year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Edward Belcher William Eaton senr & Richard Johnson Chose Constables for ye year Ensewing & at ye same Meeting the sd Johnson Desired that Joseph Jacobs Might serve Constable in his Roome which the Town by Vote Did accept & sd Jacobs being present agreed therto
at the same Meeting
Henry Collins Junr Joseph ffarr Danll Mansfield Thomas Burrage & Joseph Burrill Chose Titheingmen for ye year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Thomas Norwood & Benja ffuller Chose fence Vewers for Rumney Marsh for the year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Mathew ffarrington Joseph Mansfield senr Thomas Chever Ebenezer Merriam Thomas Roote Allin Breed Nathaniell Collins Ephraim Stacy Benja Huchason & Kendal Pearson was Chose fence Vewers for ye year Ensewing
at the same Meeting
Richard Mower & Thomas Stocker : Henry Collins Junr and Thomas ffarrar : Capt Ebenr Bancroft & Nathall Gowing Chose surVeyers of ye highwaies for ye year Ensewing
Voted that the selectmen shall Make a List of Each persons proportion (as Near as May be) how Much Each person shall work at ye highwaies : & the Last Rate to be the Rule : the waies to be Made or Mended as Much as May be : before the 29 Day of Septemr Next : the parts of the Town that is Collected by ye severall Constables : to be Mended by the SurVeyers as they are before cuppled to geather : & the surveyers to have 2s = 6d p Day for Each Day they work More than their proportion : and to Vse the best Means that all persons work faithfully
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at the same Meeting March : 2 = 1712/13
Timothy Breed Allin Breed Samll Stocker Junr Joseph Edmons Junr Crispas Richards Benja Collins Junr Benja Bigsbe John Bates John Atwel & Henry Libbe Chose hawars to take Care all swine be yoaked & Ringd for ye year Ensewing as ye Law Directs
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