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out the same, which order of the Court being at present lajd aside, so as that it cannot be found, is greivous to the poore natives, thereby being disa- pointed of their hopes, it is therefore ordered by this Court & the authority thereof, that the sajd grant shall & hereby is confirmed vnto them according to the true intent thereof, and John Stone & Tho Eames are appointed to lay out the same, & make their returne of what they doe to this Court in May next, so as the quantitye of land exceed not one thousand acres, nor intrench on former grants. [Oct. 12, 1670 : Mass. Col. Rec., IV, Part II, 465.]
To the Honord the Gennerall Court
Wee whose names are scribed beeing appointed to goe to the Indians of Natick to see the differenc beetwene them and the Towne of Dedham con- cerneing their bounds of Land: and vpon the 22th day of the 6th month 1669 Theer meeting with vs Maior Lushere mr. Allen and severall others of the Towne of Dedham: as also mr. Elliott and severall of the principall Indians of Natick: wee finde: that the Line that the Indians Claime is not the line formerly layd out by the Commitee apointed by the Gennerall Court: Wee haveing veiwed seene the place and compared it with ye first retourne and the record of the gennerall Court: which is from thier fence to a bent of the river about 70 rods more or les. and this new claime from the same place to another bent of the River aboute 240 rods: and all of vs say to our best knowledge that we were never before at that place claymed by the In- dians: so haveing seene the difference wee have stateed the bounds of the Easterly line to be as formerly layed out retourned and recorded viz: from the place where their first fence stood to the River about 70 rods and to com from the River and to run southerly vpon the east side of the Indians field about 10. or 12 rods without an orchard now growen with english grase by the field side which is somthing more then formerly but Dedham men Con- curing therewith wee doe Judge meete that it should run as the former re- tourne and record of Court hath stated vp to the south Line: and further we found no difference betwene them
[Mass. Arch. CXII, 219.]
Edw Tyng, Edward Parker, Richard Cooke:
This may sartyfy all whom it may Consarn that I being by gods proui- denc hendred by sicknes from goeing to natteck with the Cummetty when they went the second time to vew the track of land formerly agred vppon by the Cummety I was desired by mr Ellyot to testyfy what I remember abought sayd land then by vs the Cummetty agred vpon. this [ ] sayd to m' Ellyot that on the Est side of natteck reuer I did and doe well remem- ber that ther was a wett swamp which we wentt over wher ther was some ould fenc of posts and rails and Est of that swamp was the place that wee sent an Endion to mark atree nere the bent of the reuer which should be the bound tree to part the land betwixt dedham and the endions land then agred vpon by vs the Cummetty and last summer being 1670 I went to natteck and vewed sayd land and vpon the second time time vewing being in 1670. I find
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it to be in my apprehencyon as it was sayd by me before I went the second time as afforesayd: Witnes my hand this 14 day of Juene 1671.
[Mass. Arch. CXII, 219.]
William. Parke.
To the much Honord Gouernour. the Deputie Gouernour. and the Asist- ants and Deputies. assembled in Generall Court. at Boston. 7. of 3. mo. 1662:
The petition of Anthony Fisher and Nathaneell Stearnes. Humbly Sheweth :
That whereas we your petitioners. being Inhabitants in Mrs Stoughtons Farme within the Bounds of Dorchester but yet distant about Seauen. or eight miles or more. from Dorchester meeting house. and being neere adjacient to the Towne of Dedham, by reason. of which our scituation we are vncapeable to attend publike ordenances at Dorchester ordinariely : and we for our owne and our Familyes conueaniencie doe constantly attend at. Dedhame where each of our selues. and our wiues are joyned in Church Felowshipe in that Church. and haue for all the time of our resideing in that said Farme contributed to Church charges there pportionable to our pts. and to the sattisfaction of the officers there. being. (as we humbly conceaue) according to the meaneing of the Lawe. that order vs to beare charge where we doe. or may take benefit. as allso according to Scripture rule. which require him that is taught to comunicate to him that teacheth him &c : And whereas payemt haue beene demaunded of vs towards Church charges at Dorchester (which in respect of such Lands as are in our posession within the Bounds of that Towne) we are allwayes willing and ready to Sattisfie yet in respect of our psons. Families. and other estate. we thinke it our dutie to beare charge where we attend. and not being well able to beare the burthen- in both places. the p"mises considered.
We humbly praye this Honord Court to allowe vs this liberty that in respect of our selues our Families and estates we may (without offence to. our Loveing Friends of Dorchester) still continue to paye onely to Dedham, though for the Lands lyeing in Dorchester to paye to Dorchester that so no offence or disquiet may (by our occasion) fall anywhere. And your petitioners shall euer praye, &c.
Anthony Fisher Nathanell Stearnes (Autographs)
In Answer to this petition ye Comittee doe Concieue (yt this petition as ye petitioners condition In regard of straightes is circumstanced & withall Dorchester beinge in soe cumfortable a condition, as to mayntayneg theire officer) may bee graunted them wth ye Apbation of ye Court 13: 3: 1662
Richard Russell, Edward Tyng, Joseph Hills:
The deputyes doe not approue of this returne nor can se a reason of to graunt this pet. referring to the concurrance of or Honord magsts herein.
William Torrey cleric
The magts consent hereto
Edw Rawson secrety.
[Mass. Arch., X, 158.]
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To the Honor Gouerner Deputie Gouerner Assistants & Deputies: assembled at ye Generall Court at Boston
The Petition of the Inhabitants of Dedham: Sheweth:
That wheras we find it needfull to erect a Cart Bridge ouer Charles Riuer: which proueth too great a charge for our poore estate to beare: hau- inge also bin necessitated to make diuers bridges of considerable worth and vse to the publique as well as our owne: and we conceiue this Cartbridge will be of much vse to the Country there: being no such bridg ouer Charles riu" any other where or like to be that we know: & this being the most conuenient passage toward Conecticute: for all ye Plantations beyond Naponset: if not for others also: and it is probably thought it will proue the best way from Boston to Nashaway & other plantations to be erected in those parts: as also for the Southerne plantations Northward: by reason whereof your petitioners shalbe occasioned to make & maintaine high ways for ye Country at no small charge
In consideration whereof our humble request is than this honored Court would be pleased to afford vs such assistance herein as the greatnes of the charge & our necessities doe call for: If it may be presently out of the Comon Treasury or at least out of our next Country rate: and we shall remayne: yours in all humble obedience The Inhabitants of Dedham
Voted wee Conceaue it meete that euery towne or shyre beare the Charge of al the wayes & Bridges in thire bounds and that it weare myte that som men be apoynted to Consyder of the necessytye & Charge of this peticioned for & whether it weare mytest to be don by the towne or shyre, & to make returne thereof to the next general Court then to be ordered as shal be judged fyt [No date]
[Mass. Arch. CXXI, 26.]
To the honnrble: the Gouernour the Deputy Gour: And other the Magis- trates & Deputyes now: Assembled in the Generall Court held at Boston this fourteenth Day of May 1673
Wee whose names are vnderwritten: being Execcurs of the last will and Testament of Mrs Mary Lusher the Relict of the honn'd Major: Lusher Deceased, haueing Demanded: the said Majors sallerry of the treasurer: wee supposeing to haue receaued the same for a wholl yeare: Vnderstanding the Custome in such Casses wee humbly Conceaue that a Magistrate being Chosen and sworne: his sallerry is Allowed for the yeare: But the hon'd Mr Russell Declares hee Cannot Doe it without the Consent of this honn'd Court: Wee therefore thought it oar Duty to Intreat this honn'd Court to giue order for the paymt thereof or your Resolucon heerin which will obbiege your humble Seruants
John Starr, Daniell Fisher (Autographs.)
In answer to this pet. The deputyes doe not Judge meet that the Treasurer pay for any longer time then while the pson liued vnto whom It was due with refference to the Consent of of Honord magists hereto William Torrey Cleric 14 (3) 1673
[Mass. Arch., XLVIII, 121]
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A LIST OF THE DEPUTIES FROM DEDHAM TO THE GENERAL COURT 1639-1696.1
UNDER THE OLD CHARTER.
May 1664
Lieut. Joshua Fisher ?
Mch & May 1638-9 Edward Alleyn Sept. 1639 Edward Alleyn
Ralph Wheelock
May 1666
Ens. Daniel Fisher
May 1640
Edward Alleyn
May 1667
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
Oct. 1640
Ralph Wheelock
April 1668
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
June 1641
Edward Alleyn
May 1669
Peter Woodward
Oct. 1641
Eleazer Lusher
May 1670
Peter Woodward
2May 1642
Edward Alleyn
May 1671
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
Sept. 1642
Henry Chickering
May 1672
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
Edward Alleyn
Ens. Daniel Fisher
May 1643
Henry Chickering
May 1674
Capt. Daniel Fisher do
May 1644
Francis Chickering
May 1677
do
May 1645
John Haward
May 1678
do
May 1646
Lieut. Eleazer Lusher
May 1679
do
May 1647
"Henry Chickering ? John Kingsbury
May 1680
do
May 1648
Michael Powell
May 1682
do
May 1649
Anthony Fisher
May 1683
May 1650
Capt. Eleazer Lusher
Nov. 1683
Jnº Aldis
May 1651
Capt. Eleazer Lusher? "Henry Chickering
May 1684
Lieut. Nath. Stearns do
May 1653
Lieut. Joshua Fisher Francis Chickering
May 1686
Lieut. Nath Stearns
May 1654
Capt. Eleazer Lusher
1686 to 1689
No Court
May 1655
do
May 1656
do
INTER CHARTER PERIOD, 1686-92. Council of Safety.
May 1658
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
Sergt. Daniel Fisher
May S 1689 Lieut. Nath. Stearns
May 1659
Capt. Eleazer Lusher do
June 5 1689 Nath. Stearns.
May 1661
Capt. Eleazer Lusher
Ens. Daniel Fisher
Convention of Gov. & Council & Representatives.
May 1662
Lieut. Joshua Fisher
Ens. Daniel Fisher
May 1663
Lieut. Joshua Fisher ? Ens. Daniel Fisher
Oct. 24, 1689 Dec. 3, 1689 Capt. Nath. Stearns
' For Representatives since 1696, see Mann's Annals, p. 106; and History of Norfolk County (Hurd), Appendix, p. 994.
" Whitmore's Colonial Laws. See edition of 1890, Preface, p. XXII.
' Henry Chickering, being in this next ship to go for England, is dismised from his furthr attendance on the service of the Corte [Oct. 27, 1647: Mass. Col. Rec., II, 198.]
4 Henry Chickeringe, a deput for the towne of Dedham, vpon his vrgent occasions, is dismist the Court for this Sessio, there beinge another deput here for the same towne. [Oct. 14, 1651 : Mass. Col. Rec. III, 247.]
Ens. Daniel Fisher
Mch 1643-4
X Lusher
May 1675
X Chickering
May 1676
do
Lieut. Nath. Stearnes
May 1652
Capt. Eleazer Lusher
May 1685
Ens. Tho. Fuller S
May 1657
do
May 22 1689 Ens. Tho. Fuller
May 1660
May 1665 Ens. Daniel Fisher
Peter Woodward
Ralph Wheelock
Ens. Daniel Fisher
Eleazer Lusher
Ens. Daniel Fisher
Eleazer Lusher
Ens. Daniel Fisher
Serg. William Avery
Michael Powell
Eleazer Lusher
Ens. Daniel Fisher
who died at court
May 1673
May 1681
do
Ens. Daniel Fisher
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General Court.
NEW CHARTER, 1692 to 1696.
Feb. 12, 1689-90 Capt. Nath. Stearns
June 8, 1692 Richard Ellice
May 28, 1690
do
Tho. Metcalf
Oct. 8, 1690
do
1693
Capt. Timothy Dwight
Dec. 10, 1690
1693-4
do
Feb. 3, 1690-1
Capt Nath. Stearns
1695-6 John Baker
May 20, 1691 Tho. Metcalf
Eleazer Lusher was Assistant 1662 to- 1672.
Oct. 14, 1691 Timothy Dwight
Dec. 8, 1691 Capt. Timothy Dwight
Mch. 8, 1691-2 do
May 4, 1692 do
Daniel Fisher was Assistant 1683, and speaker of House of Deputies 1680, 1681, and 1682.
Dec. 13, 1636: Mass. Col. Rec. I, 187. All the military men were re- quired to be ranked into three regiments. Dedham men to be in the regi- ment of which John Haynes was Colonel & Roger Herlakenden Lieut Col .---
To the honoured Gouerner Majestrats and deputies assembled at the Generall Court at Boston
The petition of the Towne of Dedham
Humbly Sheweth:
That wheras our band of Trayned Souldiers haue bin yet: defectiue for want of Oficers established: to exercise them: and as we humbly conceiue that we haue some amongst vs that may be fitt. to exercise our Company we haue with one consent made choyce of Eliazer Lusher to be our Captaine: and Joshua Fisher to be our Leiftenant and Henry Phillips to be our Ensigne humbly desyringe this Honor Court: that you would be pleased to Ratifie and confirme them in the said places if you shall thinke good: And your petioners shall pray et
William Bullard. clarke of ye Trayne band
The deptles haue graunted this pet. wth Refferance to the concurrance of or hono'd magists William Torrey by order &c
The magr consent hereto 19 (8) 48
Jo: Winthrop. Gour [Mass. Arch. LXVII, 43. See Col. Rec. III, 139.]
Upon the Petition of Dedham for Eleazer Lusher to be their Captainc, Josua Fisher their lief tenant, & Henry Philips their ensign, their petition is granted. [Oct. 18, 1648: Mass. Col. Rec. II, 257 and III, 139.],
In ans" to the petition of Henry Phillips, ensigne to a foot Company vnder the Conduct of James Olliuer, Captaine, he is dismist from that ser- uice [May 7, 1673: Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 555.]
The Millitary Company of Dedham being destitut of Comission officers, the Court judgeth it meet to choose & appoint Ensign Daniell Fisher to be their Captaine Sargt Wm Avery leiftenant, & Nathaniel Sternes to be their ensign Oct 15 1673 [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 567.]
1694-5
do
Apr. 14, 1691
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Att ye request of ye inhabitants of Dedham Mr Wheelocke is appointed & hereby hath Comission graunted him, to marry people there that are dewly published [Oct. 2, 1645: Mass. Col. Rec. III, 45 and II, 136.]
The humble motion & request of ye freemen of Dedha to ye Hord Generall Court
Wheras we have had experience of ye great ease & benifit we haue in- joyed through ye favour of ye court by impowring some one amongst us to Solemnise mariages, giue oaths & take acknowledgmt of deeds &c. The want of weh power we find very prjudiciall to us by reason of our distance from any majastrate It is therfore our joint desyre that this Honr Court would be pleased to impower our Capt: Lusher (of whom this court haue had ex- perience) wth ye trust & autority aforesaid. And we shall rest
Your humble servants to comand.
John Allin, Henery Checkering, Peter Woodward,
(Autographs) Daniell Fisher, John Gay
In ye name of ye rest of ye freemen in Dedha 26ª. 8m. 1659
The deputyes haue voted this Desireing of Honord majists Consint William Torrey clerc.
hereto
The magists Consent hereto. Edw. Rawson secret
[Mass. Arch. IX, 38. See Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 383.]
There beinge two or three Couples intending to be maryed at Dedham to morrow & no magistrate being neere & the deputies not being willing to dismiss Capt Lusher from the Courts occasions, doe therefore thinke meet that Henry Chickering be hereby empowred, in the absence of Capt Lusher to Joyne the fore sd psons in maryage provided they be published according to law wth reference to the consent of or Honord magists hereto 9 (9) 1659
William Torrey Cleric
Consented vnto by the magistrates. Edward Rawson secret
[Mass. Arch. IX, 38. See also Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 407, June 20, 1659.]
June 6, 1639. Edward Alleyn, John Kingsbury and John Luson ap- pointed to end small causes at Dedham [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 263.]
Oct. 7, 1640. Edward Alleyn appointed for Dedham to take caption or cognizance and to inake replevies. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 307.]
June 2, 1641. Edward Alleyn, John Kingsbury, and Henry Chickering appointed for Dedham to order small causes. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 328.]
Dec. 10, 1641. Edward Alleyn appointed for Dedham to be Clerk of the Writs, and duties defined. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 345.]
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Sept. 27, 1642. Ralph Wheelock appointed in place of Edward Alleyn to end small causes at Dedham, and to be Clerk of the Writs. [Mass. Col. Rec. II, 28.]
Sept. 27, 1642. Sergeant Phillips appointed for Dedham to see to the "breeding of salt peeter." [Mass. Col. Rec. II, 29.]
Nov. 11, 1654. Rev. John Allin appointed Overseer of Harvard Col- lege. [Mass. Col. Rec. III, 368.]
Nov. 11, 1654. Capt. Eleazer Lusher appointed to sell wine and strong liquors to the Indians. [Mass. Col. Rec. III, 369.]
May 6, 1657. Capt. Eleazer Lusher appointed for Dedham and Med- field to try criminal cases, take acknowledgments of deeds, and solemnize marriages. [Mass. Col. Rec. III, 423.]
Nov. 12, 1659. Capt. Eleazer Lusher appointed to give oaths, solemnize marriages, and take acknowledgments of deeds. [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 396.]
May 22, 1661. Capt. Eleazer Lusher appointed to try “vagabond Quakers." [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 5.]
May 7, 1662. Major Eleazer Lusher appointed to hold County Court in Salisbury, Hampton, and Dover. [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 56.]
April 29, 1668. Ensign Daniel Fisher appointed County Commissioner for Suffolk County. [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 364.]
May 19, 1669. Ensign Fisher appointed for Dedham Commissioner to prevent the exportation of money. [Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 420.]
It was ordered, that the cunstables should informe of newe comers, if any bee admited wthout license; & to that end warrant to bee sent out to the cunstables of each towne, to informe the Court of Assistants, wch is to con- sider of the fines, whether to take them or to mitigate them. Onely Willi: Kingsbury & Abraham Shawe are appointed for Dedham, there being yet no cunstable chosen there. [Sept. 6, 1638: Mass. Col. Rec. I, 241.]
Dec. 5, 1638. John Hayward, Constable of Dedham, takes oath. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 248.]
June 4, 1639. Dedham fined 28 6ª for want of a pair of stocks. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 267.]
Dec. 3, 1639. Dedham fined 58 for want of weights and measures. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 284.]
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May 13, 1640. Francis Chickering, John Hayward, and Michael Met- calf appointed for Dedham to value certain domestic animals given in pay- ment of a rate levied by the General Court upon the towns in the Colony. [Mass. Col. Rec. I, 295.]
March 1, 1641-2. Dedham delivered a transcript of their lands. [Rec. of Court of Assis'ts, from Barlow MS, Whitmore's Col. Laws, 1890; Pref. XXIX.]
June 7, 1642. Dedham delivered a transcript of their lands. The Court gave Mr. Allen leave to have the transcript back again. [Do., XXXII.]
June 7, 1642. Nicholas (sic) Powell is appointed Surveyor of Arms for Dedham. [Do., XXXIII.]
Dec. 5, 1643. Dedham delivered in a transcript of their land and was discharged; and for the way between Dedham and Cambridge they have till the fourth moneth next. [Do., XL.]
May 10, 1643. Whole plantation divided into four shires, Dedham being part of Suffolk. [Mass. Col. Rec. II, 38.]
It is agreed, that for an equall distribution to each towne of Mr Androws gift, ye twelue townes, wch have had nothing, to wit, Waymoth, Boston, Salem, Wenham, Wooborone, Ipswich, Watertowne, Rowly, Sudberry, New- berry, Concord, & Salsberry, should have five pound a peece, or a cowe, & then all to haue 55, or a cowe, before Roxberry have any, in ye ord" follow- ing: Salsberry, Concord, Newberry, Sudberry, Rowly, Watertowne, Ipswich, Wooborne, Wenham, Salem, Boston, Waymoth, Glocester, Dedham, Hing- ham, Hampton, Linn, Braintree, Cambridge, Charlstowne, and Dorchester. [ Nov. 13, 1644: Mass. Col. Rec. II, 89.]
May 6, 1646. Michael Powell allowed to keep an ordinary and to sell wine in Dedham. [Mass. Col. Rec. II, 147, and III, 66.]
May 9, 1640. Joshua Fisher of Dedham petitions to be freed from custom on wine. [Mass. Col. Rec. III, 159.]
In ans to the petition of Willjam Parks, of Roxbury, and of Anthony Fisher, of Dedham, and Eleazer Lusher, craving this Courts confirmation of certajne lands, sold to ye peticoners Lusher & Fisher, by W™ Parks aforesajd, attourney to Samuell Cooke, of Dublin, in Ireland, gent, deceased, by order & power by letter of attourney from the sajd Cooke, the Court graunts their request, allowes of and confirmes the sale of the sajd Parks of ye sajd Cooks
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lands in Dedham to the sajd Lusher & Fisher. [Oct. 26, 1652: Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 117. See also III, 290.]
In ans™ to the peticon of Anthony Fisher, desiring the remittment of ye fine ye law imposeth on him for his neglect of seasonable bringing in the votes of Dedham to ye sheire toune, it not being wilfull, the Court judgeth it meete to abate all yt fine excepting twenty shillings, besides the pajment of tenn shillings for his peticon. [May 3, 1654: Mass. Col. Rec., IV, Part, I, 187.]
It is ordered, that the Tresurer for Suffolke discharge & pay Henry Wight Counstable, late of Dedham, the some of Twenty shillings for his charges allowed him for bringing doune Goody Batchiler wth a cart &c. [Oct. 19, 1658: Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 354.]
In ans" to ye request of the selectmen of Dedham, desiring, in regard of theire remotenes from Boston, Left Joshua Fisher might haue liberty to sell some strong waters, to supply ye necessity of such as shall stand in neede thereof in that toune, the Court graunts theire request. [Oct. 19, 1658 : Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part I, 352.]
The following venires are found in the Suffolk County Court Files : - [No. 604.] Feb. 24, 1663. On Warrant Isaac Bullard, Constable, returns John Gay and Peter Woodward for Grand Jury, Thomas Fuller and John Aldus for Jury of Trials.
[No. 668.] Aug. 15, 1665. On Warrant Thomas Metcalf, Constable, returns John Aldus for Grand Jury, Robert Ware for Jury of Trials.
[No. 760.] Oct. 13, 1666. On Warrant James Thorp, Constable, returns Thomas Battelle for Grand Jury. Isaac Bullard for Jury of Trials. .
[No. 872.] Aug. 13, 1668. On Warrant Daniel Pond, Constable, returns Lieut. Joshua Fisher and Timothy Dwight for Jury of Trials.
The case of Nathaniel Chickering vs. Mary Judson, widow and executrix of Samuel Judson, 1669 and 1670, is referred to in Mass. Col. Rec. IV, Part II, 453, 470; also Mass. Arch. B XV, 239 ; also Suffolk County Court Files, No. 966. The Court Files contain depositions [1669] of John Hayward aged 76, Samuel Hunting aged 29, and Hannah, his wife, aged 28, Daniel Fisher aged 51, Nathan Aldis aged 73; and autographs of John Hayward, Thomas Fuller, Edward Richards, John Richards, and Nathaniel Colburn.
INDEX OF NAMES.
ABELL-Caleb, 277, 278. ADAMS-Mr., 226. ALCOCK-George, 236.
ALDIS and ALDUS-John, 6, 10, 13, 16, 17, 23, 25, 26, 31, 38, 41, 43, 49, 50, 63, 68, 77, 82, 86, 87, 90, 91. 100, 101, 105- 107, 111, 113, 118, 119, 122, 124-127, 134, 135, 137, 138, 141, 145, 151, 158, 160, 164, 165, 174-176, 178, 181, 182, 199, 200, 202, 203, 206, 207, 211, 215, 217, 221, 276, 287, 292; Nathan (Deacon), 6, 9, 15, 17, 23, 25, 30, 32, 37, 40, 43. 48, 50, 54, 56, 63, 68, 76, 77, 86, 87, 90, 91, 99, 104, 106, 110, 111, 119, 124-126, 138, 140, 146, 152, 158, 160, 163, 174-176. 178, 180, 182, 188, 199, 200. 202, 203, 206, 207, 211, 215, 233, 292. ALDRIDGE-John, 38; Samuel, 115, 277, 278; Thomas, 61, 71, 115, 124, 134, 135, 150, 170, 200, 201, 203, 206, 208, 212, 216, 218, 224, 277, 278.
ALLEYN- Edward, 236, 237, 287, 289, BOYDEN-Thomas, 81, 201, 216.
290, 291.
ALLICE -- Cornet William, 192.
ALLIN-James, 172, 277, 278; John, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21-23, 25, 32, 37, 40, 43, 50, 52, 56, 58, 63, 64, 73, 77, 78, 84, 86, 87, 91, 98, 100, 106, 109-111, 113. 115, 124- 127, 133, 137, 140, 145, 146, 158, 160, 163, 171, 174, 176, 178, 180, 182, 188, 192, 193, 198-200, 202, 204, 206, 208, 211-214, 216, 224, 225, 236, 238, 252-256, 261-263, 265, 267, 270, 271, 280, 283, 284, 289-291; Robert, 66, 69, 90, 94, 105, 120, 124, 139, 159, 170, 179, 201. 277, 278.
ANDROS-Mr., 291.
ATHERTON - Humphrey, 232, 238, 244, 246, 247; Captain, 239; Major, 243, 260. AVERY-William (Sergeant), 6, 8, 13, 15, 17, 23-25, 27, 33, 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 49-51, 53, 57, 64, 68, 73, 76-79, 81-91, 93-96, 98- 100, 102-108, 110-113, 115, 117-134. 136- 140, 142, 143, 145, 147, 149, 150, 152 155- 158, 160, 162-165, 168-178, 180-186, 192, 193, 197, 199, 200, 202, 205-207, 211, 212, 215, 222, 223, 270, 271, 277, 278, 287, 288.
BACON-John, 2, 6, 10, 13, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 30, 31, 33-35, 37, 38, 40, 41, 44-55, 57, 62, 63, 66, 69-71, 77, 80, 85-87, 90, 91, 94, 101, 105, 106, 111, 113, 116, 119, 124-129, 137, 138, 141, 145, 146, 148-151, 158, 160, 165, 168, 172, 175, 177, 178. 181, 182, 189, 193, 199, 201-203, 206-209, 211, 214, 215, 217, 221, 270, 271.
BAKER-John, 124, 179, 181, 183, 192, 193, 200, 201, 203, 206, 208, 212, 215, 288. BARBER-George, 247.
BATCHELOR-John, 114; Goody, 292.
BATTELLE, BATTLE, and BATTELY- Thomas, 2, 6, 16-18, 21, 23, 25, 27, 31, 33, 37, 41, 44-46, 49, 50, 56, 64, 69-73,76, 78, 81, 87, 90, 91, 98, 100, 104-106, 111, 113, 114, 116, 119, 122, 124-128, 132. 133, 137, 138. 141. 145, 148, 149, 151-155, 157, 158, 160, 164, 169, 170, 173, 175, 177, 178, 181, 182, 1SS, 189, 191, 192, 198, 199, 201-204, 206, 207, 210, 211, 215, 217, 224, 270, 271, 292.
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