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M' Rusele
0 18 9
R bld
0 18 9
Jo longly
0 14 O
Jo bid
0
8
5
sargnt lakn
I 8
4
Will Sandrse
0
4 2
Zakry satele
0
9
4
tom Smethe
0
2
4
. refering to the metinge house Rate
Resed of Capten parkr
payed for insin lorense payed for insin lorense
2 0 9 by Jossia parkr his Rate
0 5 6 by Josia paker
0 16 o by Joseph parker
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payed for Johnethen Mos 0 II 9 by nat buterworth
payed for Johnethen satle
0 10
3 by nat buterworth
payed mor for lorense
0 12 0 by Jonse prescot
payed for wil gren
14 0 by nat buterworth
payed more for gren 0 4 0
by Jamse paker
payed for mat farnworth
5 0 by Joseph parker
payed for ffarnworthse sonse 0 12 9 by Joseph Parker
payed for John Morse
0 16 IO by Sie Parker
payed for wil gren 0
6 0 by Sia parker
payed for Obed Satle
IO 0 by si parker
payed for Sam Dauis
3
o by Jamse parker
payed for pe larense
3
0 by nek Cady
payed for Sar Knap O
IO
5 by nek Cady
payed for danle prse payed for
0
3
5 by nat buterworth
. refaring to the meting house Rate
[payed to] nat buterworth by wil longly
0
4 0
[payed] to Jamse parker
0
3 10
[payed] to buterworth in befe
0 12 0
[pay]ed to Jamse parker by parash
0
6
I
payed to Jamse parker by Henry Wilerd
I
5 2
payed to J parker by Enosh lorranse
0
3
O
payed to Jamse and Si by Crestu' Hale
0
2
6
payed for Sam thurstho by Jo parker
0
8
2
Jnneuary 31 1681 It agred upon by the select men That the Indanes shall be warned out of the Toune forth with and if the shall neiglect the warning and if any of them be taken drounke or in drinke or with drink Then these parsons ar to be sezed and brout be foure the select men either by counstable or by any other parson and be pounesed accordin as the law doth direct and the Informar shall be sattised for his paines
The following list of names is without date, and comprises, with the exception of Mr. Willard, the heads of families living in the town soon after its resettlement. An approximation of the time when it was written may be obtained from the fol- lowing fact: The name of Widow Longley appears in the list ; as her husband died November 29, 1680, it was made subse- quently to that date, but probably not much later. Mr. Wil-
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lard was not a resident of the town at this time, though a large land owner. The first forty-seven names are in the handwriting of Jonathan Morse, but the others were written by Captain James Parker.
Samiwell Kemp I
Jacob Ong 38
Danill Pears
2
Joshuy Wheat 39
Richard Blood
3
Willim gren 40
Nicklis Cady
4
Richard Satill 4I
Obadiah Satill
5
John Parish
42
Samiwell Wods
6
Bengiman [blank]
43
Joseph Blood
7
Joseph Mors
44
Thomis Tarbll Sen
S
Simon Stoon
45
John Nutin
9
Justin Holld : 46
Nathanill Blood
IO
Sargin Lackins 47
48
Mastr Rusill
12
Zackriah Satill
49
Timithy Alin
13
Leftenent lackin
50
adim gooll
If
Thomas Tarbol Jun
51
Jams Robison
15
John lacken
52
Jams Blood
16
John Morse
53
Joseph Parker
I7
John larenc
54
Zackriah Hicks
18
Wilyam Sanders
55
William Longly
19
Richrd Hculden
56
Jams Nutin
20
Capten Parker
57
Samiwell Dauis
2I
Nichº Huchesen
58
Thomis Smith
23
Joseph larenc
60
Timithy Copr
24
Mat farnworth Jun
61
Enosh Loranc
25
Elis baron
62
Jonathan Mors
26
James Knap
63
John Pag
29
Mr Sam Wilerd
66
Nathan butrwoth
30
John Parker
67
Willim gren
31
James Parker
68
Cristouer Hall
32
Jonethen Satle
69
Captin Parkr
33
Sam Church
70
Rubin Blood
35
Widow longly
71
Matthias ffarnom S'
36
Eles baron jr
72
Jonithan Lorinc
37
Joseua Witney
73
Jonas Prescod
28
Insin larenc
6.4
James Cadey
65
John ffarnom
27
John baren
59
John Coper
II
Zackriah ffars
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Jonathan Morse, the eighth town clerk, was the son of Joseph and Hester (Peirce) Morse, of Watertown, where he was born November 7, 1643. He married, October 17, 1678, Abigail, daughter of William and Susanna Shattuck, and they had four children. He held the office of town clerk from the year 1682 inclusive until the time of his death, which occurred July 31, 1686. He was the first town clerk of Groton who signed the records with his name, though the practice was not constant with him.
the in stroucktions giuen by the towns commity in the yere. 1682. I
first that the salackt men doe mak and maintain pase and loue won with another in the town and aspashaly with m. hubard in in- coridging him in his work by forwarding won and other in being wiling to alow him honorabl main tanans as the law darackts in pag 45 and that thay warn the in habitans to gather till thay be agreed with. m. h [Mr. Hobart?] and that the salack men mak no rate till the town be agreed with him M hub [Mr. Hobart ?]
2 that upon complaint of som of the in habitans that the reats mad by salackt men be Justly proporshaned to euery man his Just dew to pay and no more
3. that the salackt men gat a discharg of m hub for the yere past as to his last salarey the yere past
4 that the salckt men doe tak spashal care y' all the high ways be sofishantly mended from hous to hous mill markit and meting
that thos laws be rade in the publick meting that is requir and 5 all other dutys be longing to salackt men as the law darackts be parformed
for as much as there has been complaint of many pore par- 6 sons that can not pay rats the salackt men are to mak diligant sarch whather it be so that thay may be eased in the rats and pay goodman Cadey for a cord of wood
7 the salackt men are to tak spashal care that thare bee a town book & a sofishant man chosen to racord our lands as may stand acording to law
8 allso that the salackt men doe atand the law of the contrey con sarning the indins in this town
9 that the salackt doe giue up a tru acount to the town of all the disbursments in the town this yere
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10 and allso that sabath day saruis may bee parformed in the sason of it that the sabath may not be profained as it is two much
The instructions given above are in Jonas Prescott's hand- writing.
the 8 of the I month 1682 at a selekt mense meting it is agread upon by them that al the yoke Catele in the toune shall be Harded in thre Hards all that ar aboue on year ould shal be Harded Exsept such as ar to be fated these may be put out of the town if the oners of them plese or else thay are to pay to the hard that the onerse of the Catel Relateth to: The Hardse are deuided as foloweth the forst Hard is to begen at John farnworthse and to End at Sam Houldens takeng takeng in John lorences Eprem filbreks and John- athan laransese Catle
The second hard to be gine at samuele Wodes and to end at wilyam longlyes tkeng in Elek Ruse Enosh larenenc and insin larance
The therd Hard is to be gine at Jams Robesens and to End at Justinen Houldense takeng in sam dauises catel the persens Rela- teng to Ether of thes Hards ar to order the goeng out of thar hard both for time and wni of ther Catel walkse: if aney man Refuse or naglekt to hard thar Catel a cordeng to thes order thay ar subject to the penelty of the towns order
Richard blod leueng inconuently to hard Has leberty granted to Him to kepe His Catele on the west sid of the reuer or else to kepe them out of the towne wich he plesethe - if thay be found on this sid thay ar liabel to pay the penelty of the touns order
by order of the selecttmen JAMES PARKER sene
swine [in margin] morouer we do agre that ale swin that are aboue thre monthse ould shal be sofeshntly Ringed and kept Ringd from the ferst of aprele tel the last of septembr and yoked or shut oupe if thay take aney mens Corn or be other waise unruly
Debts deue from thes Persons to the town for lands sould to them
6 By Capt Parker II IO
out of which he haue payd as foloweth in 2 16 6
reneueng ye town bounds by him selfe and his too sons 2 4
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for quartring the artise and nails
for the metting hous glas and Dors and
6
8 5
for gathering ye invoice The rest Deue to the town
3
Joseph Parker thre hundred ackers
8
3
5
of lande bought of the town
I5
0 8
wherof payd in money
3
I3
0
Ser Leakin one hundred akers
5
0
henery willard one hundred ack
5
0
Jonas Prescotte one hundred and ten ackers
5
Peleke lawranc one hundred ackers
5
0
also deue to the town from Constable Prescott and Const Longly vpon the acount of the meting house reate 4 IS 6
insin larence for to parcelse of land near his house containeng foure akhers mor or lese to pay leftenen danforth one pound and sixe shilengse in silvr or in other pay such as Corne
The last paragraph is in the handwriting of Captain James Parker.
March 28 1682 two Indian squaws being apprehended In drinke & with drinke brought to ye select men one squaw Nehatch- echin swaw being drouncke was sentanced to receive & did receive ten stripes the other John Nasquuns sway was sentanced to pay 3º 4ª cash and loose her two quart bottle and the Liquour in it awarded to Sarg" Laken who seized them.
growtin the 25 of the 2 1682 25 d 2 m 1682 The Lands of Jonas Prescott lying att stony brock mill at the other sid swan broock the east sid begining at stoony brock ponde and soo from the pond too the high way as the marks dooe dereckt and from the Cuntry high way as the marks dooe dereckt too Chensford lin and soo too the pond on the south East East sid of stoney broock and on that sid the mill is on the bounds of the mill plas is boundid from a whit ock tree too a burch and soo as thes marks doo direckt from the cuntry high way : the sum of land is 28 twenty ayt ackers mor or les : only we did agree that the Town shall haue liberty if thay need
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too goue too mack ens of the water or too cler the brouck on ayther sid of the Brook if ned be won pole wid not oltring any thing that is doon as too the mill erick or the gats only the land is for the proper eus of the sayd Jonas Prescott that is too [left unfinished.]
for which lands the Town hath as much land taskin ofe the sayd Jonas Prescott lanl lying at the old mill plase this land was tiken ofe by the sam layers out of land this sum of land was takin ofe that side Jonas Prescott farm at the ould mill plas from mastr ushers land called the fifty ackers all the land that was Jonas Prescotts lyinng from mastr ushers northeast corner and soo too Matthias ffarnoworth medow all the land too mudy brook is tacken ofe for saytfactyon acording too Towns agreement two ackers for won .. as witnis our hands
JAMS PARKER WILLAM LACKIN JAMS KNOP
At A meeting of the select men Jun ye 5th 82 agered with sar- gent John laken to macke a sofishant Pound & Stocks the pound thirty foots square seuen Railes in a lenth the pound to be sofish- ant & to mack a gate & hang it the stocks six footes long with 5 hols at ye lest. thes are to be don forth with. for which the sayed Lackin is to haue 02 15 00 to be discounted as part of pay for his land which he bought of the town :
At A metting of ye select men the 5 of ye 4th moth 1682 Re- ciued of ye Constables henerey Willerd and Joshewah Whettney a descharge from M' hubarde for his reat for his half yere last past
the 2th Io "0 1682 The comity chosin by the Town too sell land sould too insig Nathannill loranc too parsills of land ner his hous contatayning foure ackers mor or les being and lying as followeth one pese on the south sid of the high way that goe too flagey medow lauing the high way say fower pooll wide from Willam grens land this land is bounded northerdly by the aforesayd high way eastardly by the towns Comon land sothardly partlly by Samiwell Woods swamp and partily by Willam grenne south wastward ly by the sayd Lorancis own land the sayd high way too be left out fower pooll wid continuing the length of Willam grens lyn and then the sayd loranc lyn dooe Run with a slent by the grat stump too his own fence ner the Bredg a loowing good man gren a high way too his
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midow too fetch his hay and the insin Loranc is too mayntayn a soo fisint bars or gat
2' the other pes aioyning too his own hous loot bownded soth- ardly by the high way leding up in too the Town wastardly and northardly by the lands of Captin Jams Parkr and eastrdly with the sayd Lorancis owne land this land beeing payd & by the ac- knowldgment of the commitee [This last line is in another hand- writing. ]
Reuised compared and confarmed by the seleckt men acording too the ordr of the Toown
JONATHAN MORS clark 22 d S m 1683
at a ginirall Town meetin hilld at grotin II day of desembr 1682 and thar was chosin for constiblis John Page Sargin Knop and for seleckt men Captin Parker Leftenint Lackens Sarint Knop John Pag Sargin Lackins Josiah Parkr Jonathan Mors
Comisiners too try small casis acordin too law Captin Parkr Leftenint Lackins insin Lorinc
for tithin men Captin Parkr Leftennt Lackins Josiah Parkr timithy allin :
for soueuyrs Jonathan Satill Palig Lorinc Willam Longly Samiwell Kemp
for too loock aftr swinn Cristuer hall Jacob Ong
for fens uewers Just Holdin Jams Robison
at the sam metin it was uotyd and a gred upon that tha that was chosin too sell land for the finishin the metin hous was too sell no mor
at the same Metin it was agred upon and uotid that the land that is called by the name of Thomis Willimsis land sholld be sowld and John Pag Samiuell Woods were chosin too sell this Land
at a ginirall Toown metin 12 d to month 1682 thes men were chosin to giue the seleckt men in strucktyon Samiwell Wods Jonas Prescod John Parish Jams nutyn Heniry Willard
at a ginerall town metyn upon the 12 da ro m 1682 It was agreed upon and uotyd by the Town that thay wolld giue Mastr Hubrd three core pound for this yer sallory in pay and spachy as followeth that is too say fifteen pound in money and ffiue and forty pound in corn and prouision ; won halfe too be payd by the furst
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of March and the other half by the next Mickellmas and six and thurty cord of wood
Thes parsins hos nams are undr writin doo in gag too pay thar pur porsion too a seuenty pound Rat a cuarter part in money the other part in corn and pro uision and forty cord of wood
Captyn Parker
Lettenint Lackins
Sargon Knop
John Pag
Jonathan Satull
William Longly
Henory Willard
Jonas Prescod
Enosh Loranc
Nicklous Cady John ffarnom
at a ginarall Town metyn 1 : day 11 m 1682 it was uotyd that Mastr Huberd shold haue sixty fyue pound for this yers saliry in pay and spashy as follow that is too say a cuartr part in mony and aite pound worth of pork and the Reste of his Rat must be payd in corn and prouision and won half of this pay must be payd by the furst of march and the other half by the Last of nouembr and forty cord of wod
at the seleckt mens metyn upon the 11 moth 4 day 1682 a rat mad for Mastr hubard contayning sixty five pound and ayght pens by Jonahan Mors Clark in the nam of the seleckt men
24 d 1 m 1683 at a seleckt mens metin Sargin Lackins did giue a tru acount for the seleckt men how he payd for his land pound and stocks fifty five and fiue shilins in siluer at forty shilins in siluer [this woord erased ] by leftenint and lefenint haue bayd this four shilins for Runing he town lyn all but won shilin
by me JONATHAN MORS Clark
It is evident from the appearance of the original record that the preceding entry belongs in this place and not at the end of the year.
at a ginarall Town meting upon 23 d 2 m 1683 It was agred
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upon and noted that Mastr: Hubrd shall haue liberty too mack this pullpit for his eas and comfort soo as he dooe no ways defase the work now doon and will mack it dasant and comly acquiuilent too the work undrneath upon his own charg
at a ginnreall Toown metyng upon the 23 d 2 m 1683 it was Agreed upon and uoted that thay war willing that the land shoold be soald which is too tack up in Leeu of Neshobey too pay thar Toown dets
at the sam metyng it was agreed upon and uoted that this land shold be soould: for forty pound in Corn and Catill soo as too pay the Toown dets and thay that bye this land shall be att all the Charg in the laying out of this land
26 d 2 m 1683 at a seleckt mens meting Jonathan Satill was ordred too pay Timnithy allin fiften shilins
At A seleckt men meting 21ª 3 m 1683 Captin Parker and Insin Loranc was Chosin too met with Chensford comity too Renew the Lyne
at a gennirall Toown meeting 25d 4 m 1683 A gred upon and uotyd that the Toown wooll sell land for too pay thar present deews and the Comity shall sell no land within too mill of the metin hous and the Comity shall sell no land undr twenty ackr & ecksept it be furst brought too the Toown at a ginarull Toown meting and if the Town doo determined too sell such land the Comity may Deed it lagully
The in habitenc of This Toown have liberty too by land att a uallowabll Prise of the Comity so noe land shall be soald undr Twell penc A nacker
Captyn Parker Leftenint Lackins Sargon Knop was chosin a Comity too sell this land
Samiwell Wood Willam grenn [the last name erased.]
The following vote appears to be the rough draft of the one that comes immediately after it.
June. 25. 1683 At a genrall towen meeting it was agreed upon & detarmed by vote y ther should be Land sould by ye former Comity Chosen by the towen to sell land for ye paymen of towen
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debts : & y' thay shall seell no land under twelue penc ye acker & any Inhabatant of this towen hath liberty to by Land agreen with ye Comity
Jewn 25 1683 At a ginarall Toown meting it was a grecd upon and detarmid by uot that thar shall be land sould by the former Comity Chosin by the Town too sell land for the defraucing of fore- mer dets and thay shall sell no land und twell penc the acker and any inhabitant have liberty too by land agreing with the comity this latr uot countr maynds the former that is aboue it on Jewn 25 1683
.At a ginarall Town meting upon the 25 d 4 m 1683 it was agred upon a uotid that thay wolde giue Willam Prist teen ackrs of land and ten to Nath Lawren
at a ginarall toown meting upon the 25 day 4 month 1683 it was agred upon and uotyd that the Toown wold chos a comity for tooee pllas the metin house : and thes men war chosen
Captin Parker Lefeninant Lackins Richard Blood Sargon ffisk insin Loranc
Samiwell Woods was chosen too Joyn with this comity
At the sam meting it was agred upon and uotyd that sargan Knop and leftenant Lackins and sargon Lackins and Jams nutin and John ffarnom was chos a comity for too Run the owld lin which Jonathan Danford Rund too tack in the Land which is due too us by Neshobey and too mack a return too the Toown
The following "agreement" appears to be the rough draft of the one that comes immediately after it.
An agreement betwen the town of groton & Jonas Prescot uiz yt he hath Liberty to set up a saw mill at stony brook upon condishans as folow furst y he shall acomadat ye town with merchantabell bords at sixpenc ye hudred cheper then are sould at any outher saw- mill and for towe pay & y' ye towe shall be suplyed befor any outher porsons & he is to haue this priueliges untell ther may occer som- thing that may be of greater aduanteg [to the] town . . . ether by Ioran works or outher wayes . . . y" saw mill [shall] not hinder ye corn mill . . .
an agrement mad be twen Jonas Prescod and the Town of grotin that he the sayd Prescod haue liberty too set up a sawmill att Stoony Brock and to have the ues of the stream upon con disions
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as followeth furst that he shall a Comindat the Toown with mar- chindabll Bords at sixpenc a hundred cheaper then are sowlld at any other saw mills and for Town pay and that the Town shall be sooplyed befor any other parsin and he is too have this priuilig untill thar may aper sumthing that may be of gral aduantig too the Townn which by Iorun woks or any other ways allways prouided the saw mill do not hindr the corn mill and the sayd Prescod is to haue the use of the Towns timpr for his own use and the sayd prescod is too mack and mayntayn a sofisint cart[way?] from tyme too tyme and at [all times. ]
1683 The land of Obadyah Sautell sould too him by the Towns comity chosin by the Towne too sell sd land
Twenty fower ackers of land mor or les ner the Burnt medow being boundid as folowth boundid wastwardly by the land of Rich- ard Sawtell northardly by the land of James Parker sener and upon all other poynts with the Towns comon land and Jams fisks medow and Thomis Tarballs medow lauing a high way in it for the use of the medow and thar be need of it
2 thurty ackres mor or lese being and lyeng on the south sid of Indian hill medow agining too Richard satwalls medow called the patchis bounded as foloweth north with the bay high way wast with the land of John barron and northerdly by the land of John baron and wasturdly and northardly by the land of Nickloas Huchin and all so wastardly by the Towns Comon and south by the Towns Comon and east by the land of Jams ffisk and so contaying all the swamp ground and stands with the sayd patchis
24 d 6 m 1683 at a seleckt mens meting Captin Parkr and sargin Knop was chosin a comity for too met with Bilericy comity for too trat about the grat bredg
at a ginrall Town metin upon the 28 of 6 m 1683 Jonas Prescod was chosin comisinur too tack the contry inuoys
the 28 of 6 m 1683 at a ginarall Town meting it was agred upon and uoted that the Comitys work wh they have done in plasing the meting hous shall be uoyd and that the dignity of the sats of the meting hous shall be detarmned by the Town that the Comity may haue Ruls too plas the metin hous with thar best dis cresion furst ofis seckently age and thurdly money
It is agred upon and uotyd that when the Comity had plased all
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thes sats in the meetinghous and it doth aper that thar is som wiating thar shall be sum mad a boue for the plasing of yong parsins upon the Towns charg
it was a gred upon and uotyd that the furst be low shod be the furst sat in dignity 2ly the forst in the frunt galry shall be the second sat in dignity the second sat below is the thurd sat in dig- nity the frunt sat in the East galery is the forth sat in dignity the thurd sat below is the fift sat in dignity the second sat in the frunt galry is is the sixe sat in dignity : the fowerth sat below is the seuenth sat in dignity the sat by the window is the ayth sat in dig- nity the second sat in the galory is the ninth sat in dignity
at the same meting it was agred upon and uotyd that the Dackins sate shall be leuiled with the tabll and that it shall be plased with parsins acording too the discresion of the Comity
22 day 8 m 1683 at the seleckt mens meting the Towns comity did giue thar acount too the selecktmen of the land sould for the defrawing of the Toown dus and dets
110 ackrs of land sowld too Josiah Parkr and John ffarnom 5 15 0
2 too Captin Parkr 198 ackrs 8 18
3 too Joseph Parkr and Samiwell adams 200 ackrs IO O 0
4 Mathias ffarnoth and John ffarnoth 40 of land 2
and nor too mathias ffarnom i ackr 2
5 too Jonas Prescod 13 ackr of land 13
6 too Jams Knop 35 ackr of land 1 15
7 too sargin Lackins 10 ackrs of land 0 10
8 too Thomis Boydin 100 ackr of land 5 0
9 Jonis Prescod detr too the Town for and by his
acount with the seleckt men Sd 10 m 1682 3 3 0 Captin Parkr dew too the Town I 2 0
by the acount giuin in 3 d 10 m 1673 Leftenint Lackin 22 ackrs of land I
2
Captin Parkr haue payd too Jams nutin
0
0 0
and too Leftenint Lackins 0 5 0
and too sargin Knop 12 0
at a ginora Towne meting upon the 29 d Sm 1683 it was agred upon and uoted that the souayrs that are too lay out land and Jonas prescod and Samiwell Woods shall be a comity for the helping
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of sum parsins namly soe many as ned thar buts and bounds that thay may be fitid for A lagall record in too the new Town boock and ho so euer dooe imploy this comity shall bar the chargis euery parsin for him self for his own land : and the magr part of this Comity sall determin any thing Refering too the recording of this land
at the sam meting it was determinid by uot that in Refferenc too a specioll Rat too Mastr Willard that eury in habitant that is a propriatur shall haue won ackr of land layd out too him acording too his furst grant that is too say vz twenty acker Right shall haue twenty ackrs of land and soo pur porshinably for the smaller grants and this deuision of land is too be tacken up upon this sid of the Reuer
by me JONATHAN MORS Clark
at a seleckt mens meting 3od 8m 1683 Captin Parker Sargin Knop Jonas Prescod was chos a comity too lay out the high way from dunstabll too grotin
23d 9m 1683 at a selek mens meting the constibls was ordrid too pay too sargin Lackin seuen shilins out of the Rat
Id 1om 1683 at a selekt mans meting too mack a rat too mend high ways and to cast up mastr Huberds Rat
thar ware chosen for . . . Town afayrs in the rod 1om 1683
the seleckt men haue tacken speciall car and haue payd all thes Town dets
29d Iom 1683 too Jams Knop 0 12 0
2 too Leftenant Lackins
0
5
0
3 too Leftanant Lackins 0 12 0
4 too Josiah Parker for I wollfs hed and pups O II
5 too Jams Nutin for 2 wolves hed and 3 days I II
6 too Insin Lawranc I 2
7 too Timothy allin IO 6
8 too Cristiuer Hall for taking the inuoyc 0 6 0
9 too John ffarnworth for I wolf hed 3 dys half II 3
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