The early records of the town of Dedham, Massachusetts. 1659-1673, Volume 4, Part 4

Author: Dedham (Mass.); Hill, Don Gleason; Slafter, Carlos, 1825-1909
Publication date: 1886-99
Publisher: Dedham, Mass. : Dedham Transcript Press
Number of Pages: 330

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Fona. & Fnº Fairbanks

& the like is ordered for the Lotts of Jonathan Fayerbank seni & Joh: Fayerbanke

allowance for poor lands

the Comittee are empowered to make adittion out of the Land wthout the line of circumference to such as shall haue Land not capeable of empuemt fall wthin thier Lotts

the layeing out of these seuerall tracts of Land shall be order for laying pformedaccording to this order following. vizt

out lands [23] to begin at the end of the playne next strawebey hill next the Towne. and at the southe end of the next hill. & so to pceed according as the seuerall platts are marked

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

a list or Table of Those interested in the deuident

to be layed out 1660

The names of the Inhabitants Interressed in the deuident now to be layed out. together with the number of thier Lotts as they fell in order

number

mr Joh. Allin

Robt Wares

Dea. Chickering

Antho. Fisher Jun

Deac Aldus

Thwa. Strickland 61

Mich Mettcalfe

41 Robt Fuller

Antho: Fisher sen

Tho. Metcalfe

33:

Joh. Kingsbery

Nath. Fisher

Joh. Luson

Tho Battely

16;

Joh. Dwight

Tho Jordan

10,

mary Chickering

Joh Guilde

55.

Ens. Phillips

Antho Hubbert

Jonath. Fayer: sen. &

32.

Ralp Daye

Joh Fayerbanke

Hen Willson

Pet Woodward

Joh. Bacon

45.

Josep. Kingsbery

Edw. Hawes

Will. & Nath Bullard

Rich Ellice

Joh. Eaton

Robt Onion

Nath Coaleburne

Tymi Dwight

Robt: & Joh. Mason

Josep Ellice

Joh. Smyth

Ralp. Freeman

Ens. Fisher

Joh. Rice

Sergt Avery

Dan Ponde

Edw Richards

Church Lott

Lamb. Genery

Jonath. Fayerbanke Jun

Christo Smyth

Ja: Vales

Nath Whiteing

Joh. Houghton

Josh Kent

Ja Draper

Vid Judson

Ja. Thorpe

Tho. Herring

Jsa. Bullard

Rich. Wheeler

Benj. Bullard

Joh: Farington

Samll Fisher

Joh. Aldus

Tho. Fisher

The: Fuller

Joh Newton

Tho. Payne

[24] 18. 5: 60: Assemb: after publike meeteing Eldr Hunting, Lieft :: Fisher, Pet Woodward, Ens. Fisher, Nath. Coaleburne & Elea Lusher

Gutd M" Allin Granted to M' Allin Pastor libertie to take vp 5 acres of liberty to take up vpland neere the sawe mille in pt of his right in the deuident.

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

. 5 acres neere the of the 500 acres. and allso 5 acres more there in full sare mille sattisfactio for the vpland due for purchased Lande

The Fishers Libertie is granted to Ens. Fisher & Nathanell Fisher. to

neere Ch& river haue all the deuidents due to Cornellius Fisher. James Jor-

over agains dan and Thomas Jordan in the 500 acre deuident layed out

Daniel Morses neere or adjoyneing to the grant of Antho. Fisher senio

farm neere to Charles Riuer. ouer against Daniell Morses Farme

The limitation dis- Liberty is giuen to John Luson (in regard of his inabil- pensed with in favour latie of body) yet to seeke a place for the layeing out of

of John Luson his pt of the 500 acre deuident. notwithstanding the former limittation of time

Libertie is granted to Rich: Wheeler to haue his pt of the Richd Wheeler 500 acre deuident layed out to him vpon the ragged playne at ragged plain neere the ponde & on the south of that ponde of the east near ridge pond side of the ridge. to be layed out by Lieft Fisher & Peter Woodward

Granted vnto John Smyth 2 acres } of vpland in full satis- John Smith 2} faction for the vpland due vpon the purchased Lands. to be acres layed out neere the south playne by Lieft Fisher & Nath Coaleburne

Eldr Hunting I acre

Granted to Eldr Hunting about one acre of vpland. in satis- faction for a defect in his house lott. to be layed out neere south playne neere the ponde by the gate by Lieft Fisher & Nath Coaleburne

L' Fisher

libertie is yet further giuen to Lieft Fisher to take vp that pt of the 500 acre deuident. that he purchased of Will Avery notwthstanding the limitation of time set

[25] 3 of 7: 1660. Assemb. Eldr Joh: Hunting, Lieft: Josh Fisher, Joh Haward, Pet Woodward, Ens: Dan: Fisher, Nath. Coaleburne, Elea Lusher

.commissioner Anth: Fisher Senio Comissioner for the Countrey Rate

be taxed

meadow to It is agreed that all enclosed meadowe shall this yeare be valued in the Countrey rate at 58 p acre

unimproved And that all vnbroken Land that is not vsed for pasture shall lands not be left out of the rate

the Accounts of the bills of estate Rateable is this daye p'pared for the shire meeteing

Dorr way men apointed to meet wth Dorchester men to laye out a way betwixt Dorchester & Dedham are Peter Woodward. Joh. Farington & Anthony Fisher Ju:

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

14 of 9 mo. 1660 Assembled to finish the Countrey Rate Eldr Hunt- ing, Lieft Fisher, Joh Haward, Pet. Woodward, Ens. Fisher, Nath. Coal- burne, & Elea. Lusher

countrey &

Town rate

The Countrey Rate for the Levieing of 386-198-00 where of 306-108-5ª. is for the payeing the Countrey asessemt. the Colledge Acct & Deputies charges. the ouer plusse being 86-88-7ª is to defray Town charges

mª Joh. Allin pastr

Nath: Fisher

Eldr Joh Hunting

And: Duein

Elea: Lusher

00 17 08 Joh: Bacon

14 01

Dea. Hen: Chickering

00 11 10

Tho: Hering

Dea. Nath Aldus

00 04

Joh. Fayerbanke

Joh. Kingsbery

Dan: Ponde

Joh Luson

10 Hen Wilson

08 09

Mich Mettcalfe

Thwa: Strickland

Anth. Fisher ·

Sam: Milles

Joh. Haward

Joh Mason

Joh. Dwight

Vid Judson

Lieft. Josh. Fisher

Sergt Will Avery

Jonath Farbank sen

Sergt Rich Ellice

Pet. Woodward

Sergt Tho. Fuller

Joh. Bowles

Kalp: Daye

Josep: Kingsbery

Isaac Bullard

Rich. Euered

Joh. Guild

Joh Gaye

[26] Josh Kent

Nath: Coaleburne

Jona: Farbanke Ju

Edw: Richards

Joh Smyth

Robt Mason

Joh Houghton

Lamb. Genery

Robt Onion

Nath Whiteing

Jam Vales

Christo Smyth

Jam Draper

Robt Fuller

Tho: Mettcalfe

Tho. Payne

Cornell: Fisher

Tho Jordan

Jam: Thorpe

Ens. Dan: Fisher

Josep. Ellice

Tymo: Dwight

Nath Bullard

Rich: Wheeler

Edw Hawes

Joh. Farrington

Ellice Woode

Joh Aldus

Joh. Rice

Hen: Wight

Joh. Littlefield

Tho: Battelie

Elnath: Dunckley

Robt Wares

Samll: Fisher

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

Ralp: Freeman

Joh Reade

02 06

Samll Parker

Samll Sheeres

04 00

Joh: Mackintosh

06 Joh. Foster

02 06

Willm Mackeanie

04 09

Tobey Doable

Joh: Eaton

Joh. Pigg

Tho. Fisher

Nath. Heaton

Dan. Mackiah

Samll Crafts

Jam Grante

02 06

Jam Mackanab

Joh: Kent

Nill: Makiah

39 00 06

order to sch.

master

A bill is giuen Tho: Marret Schoolem" to receaue of the Con- stables fifteen pounds in pt of his years Sallary

Lieft Fisher & Sergt Ellice are deputed to treat (& if it may Committee to buy be) to conclude wth the Indians or Sagamore that clayme Wolomonup-

pucke

right at wolomonuppucke to buy them all out. and cleere the place from all Indians title

[27] 21. of 9. after Lectur Assemb. Eldr Hunting, Lieft Fisher, Joh: Haward, Pet Woodward, Ens. Fisher, Nath. Coaleburne, & Elea. Lusher

High way work deficit The Surveyors prsented the bille of deffects in high way worke

Pet: Woodward & Nath Coaleburne are deputed to viewe a bridge layed by Robt Fuller to consider whether it be equally alloweable for one daye worke or not

[*Tho Metcalfe is assigned to paye for deffect to Joh. Farington for the town 6ª.]

mrd that vpon account of the Rate by Joh Aldus & Joh Far- constables accts ington Constables made to paye the charges about Settling Comon. Rights apeers that they haue payed vpon Seuerall billes 156-48-11d. So remayne still due of that Rate 46-38-8ª

Elea. Lusher is deputed to speake wth the Arbitrators that com rights settled Comon Rights to enquire of them whether Ensign to pay ' Phillips ought by thier determination to paye for his rights there according to pportion wth other men. to the Rate for the defrayeing the Charges occasioned thereby

The foresaid Constables giueing Account of the ouerplusse constables accts of the Countrey Rate 1659 being 106-48 .- 31. it apeere they haue payed by assignmt vpon the Towns account 10f. 118. 9d. so remayne due to them from the Towne 78-5d

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

31. of 10. 1660 Assemb. Eldr Hunting, Lieft: Fisher, Joh: Haward, Pet. Woodward, Ens: Fisher, Nath. Coaleburne, & Elea: Lusher Tho: Fuller Surveyor prsents the bille of high way worke subscribed by all the surveyors hands whereby it apears that the defects in highway worke in this yeare last past are as followeth

Cornell: Fisher 2 dayes Tho: Battely × 0 days

Hi. wa

Jam. Thorpe × 1: Sergt Averey × 0

deficiencies Joseph: Ellice × 0 Dan: Ponde 3

Nath: Whiteing × 1 Jonath. Fayrbanke Jun 3

Ralp. Freeman 1 Joh Houghton 3

Elnath: Dunckley × 0 Joh. Littlefield × 3

have liberty These men aboue named haue yet thier liberty to applye to applye for themselues & giue thier answer for these thier defects. to the abatement next Select men if they se cause

[28]

Rob Onion 40|. for & year

take care of ye meeting house

A bill is giuen to Robt Onion to receaue 408. of the Constables for his seruice in the meeting house for the halfe yeare from 24 of June to the first of January 1660

John Fayrebanke came this daye & brought the Rate made Jacob Farrow schoolmaster for the payemt of Jacob Farrowe sometimes Schoolemaster in Dedham. and enformed that ther is a considerable pt of to be paid that payemt yet due from seuerall psons. and that he the said John. is assigned to receaue the said debts. it is therefore pposed that some effectual course be taken by the Towne that the saide debt be speediely payed according to agreemt

Gtd 2 acres to James Draper on acct of a former gr* to

Josha Kent

Granted to James Draper & to his heyers for euer 2 acres of vpland to be layed out to him vpon the East side of the high waye leadeing to Foule meadowe adjoyneing to 2 acres for- merly granted to John Houghton this 2 acres thus granted to James Draper is pt of the 4 acres formerly granted to Joshua Kent & now purchased by the said James. this grant is to be layed out at the apointmt of Lieft: Fisher & Peter

Woodward

Lt Fisher's

acct Dr

meeteing

Lieft Fisher prsents his bill wherein it apeeres that he is Credit" to the Towne for Select mens dyet for layeing out. the 2000 Acres at Naticke and other Journeyes vpon Townes seruice. and for fyer wood & house roome at the last generall 4-11-7 And by his bill debter as receaued by bills & the rent of the heard- Cr yarde. and debts assigned to him 2-4-2

Ball due him. vpon ballance of these accounts rest due to him 2-7-5

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

Elea: Lusher p'sents his bill wherin he is Credit' to the E' Lusher's acc. Towne for deputies alloweance. & for seuerall writeings & Journeyes in the Townes seruice 3-8-0

A bill is giuen to Lieft Fisher to receaue of the Constables the sume of

1-12-3

& more for him to receaue of Ralph Daye 0-15-0

A bille is giuen to Elea: Lusher to receaue of the Constables

2-18-0

the sume of

Eldr. Inº A bill is giuen to Eldr John Hunting to receaue of

Hunting the Constable 0-7-9

A bill is giuen to Nath Coaleburne to receaue 128-6ª of the

N' Coalburn Constable. for seuerall Journeyes vpon the Townes seruice

[29] Ensig Daniell Fisher prsents his Account wherin apeeres to

Ens. Dan1. be due to him for seuerall Journeyes & for disbursmt of 78 to

Fisher's act Daniell Ponde for new hanging the bell & for payeing 158 to the printer at Cambridge. the whole sume of 16-148

A bill is giuen to Ens. Fisher to receaue of the Constable 16-148 for the accounts last. aboue mentioned

Peter Woodward giue Account of 5 dayes Journeyes for the

Petr. Woodd Towne for which is due to him 108-& more for nayles 18 & he haue receaued of Tho: Meakins 58 in pt of paymt heereof The Town is debter at Boston for Deputies dyet & lodging at the last Sessions of the Court. 19. of 10. 1660: 26-58-0

Fnº. Mason fin'd due to the Towne from John Mason for disorderly for cutting firewod felling fire woode 1659 0-15-0

the Accounts of the ouerplusse of the Schoole Rate & of the Countrey Rate are not brought in to be accounted

there are allso some other debts due from the Towne to some other men who haue not yet brought in thier reckonings

som pt of mrs Stoughtons. rent for this last yeare yet due

Rest due from Ralph Daye as apeere formerly in this booke 1-15-0 Rest due from Hen: Wilson as allso apeere before in this booke 1-0-0 Wheras the Inhabitants formerly in a Lecture daye did desire

Wolomon- the Select men to take care about the new plantation at the

uppucke report place called wollomonuppucke. the said men haue accord- best to compound ingly so done & to that end haue deputed men to search & for it care of it viewe that place whose returne to vs the select men gaue vs to be left to a

encouragemt in further pursueance there of to deput 2 men

committee to endeauour to compound wth such Indians as haue a true

right there for the remoueing of such obstacles as might other wise hinder. & doe prsent further to the consideration of the Towne that to vs it seemes. that it might be hopefull to conduce to publike & ptic-

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

ular goode. that the place might be planted wth meet Inhabitants in due time & to this end that the prsent care thereof. be left to a Comittee of 5 or 7 meet men who may search further in to the true state of the place. & what may concerne the same in all respects. and duely weigh & consider what may be most conduceing to the right mannageing thereof. & ppose the same to. the Towne in som publike meeting to be considered & resolued as cause: shall apeere

1[31] At a Generall meeteing of the Towne 1-11-1660

Gen Meeting 500 acre

It is agreed. & by voate declared in refference to the layeing out of the deuident of 500 Acres formerly granted. that the Surveyor Lieft Fisher shall be alowed 3d p Acre for his owne. devident labour & Arte in respect of what he hath allready done therein. & what is yet wanting to pfect the same. & that each ppriator interessed therein. shall paye him for the layeing out of each of thier respectiue deuisions within one moneth. after it shall be knowen to them thier pts are fully layed out. vpon the penaltie of payeing halfe so much more afterwarde

Granted to John Farington libertie to take that pcell of Fnº. Farington Land belonging to him in the 500 acre deuident vpon the south east side of the waye leadeing to Foule meadowe. neere a high Ridge. adjoyneing to a smale pine swampe. to be layed out to- him by them whome the Select men for that time being shall apoint

Its allso further agreed that in reference of Layeing out the Natick Devident great deuident last granted. that the Surveyor shall haue pd him 2ª p Acre for the like seruice & payed within the time afore Limitted & vpon the like penaltie pvided. that the ppriators of that. pt of the Land. in question in respect of the Indians at Natice for their suplye shall haue their deuisions drawen out vpon the platt. whereby it may apeere fully who are the pticulars psons concerned : who then shall haue optunitie to treat or accept of a Treaty wth the Indians or any in their behalfe & conclude therein. as they se cause.

Lieft Fisher Nath Coaleburne. Antho Fisher Jun: Richard Woolomonopuck Ellice & Elea: Lusher are chosen & deputed. a Comittee in Committee respect of Wollomonuppuck. to doe therein according to the pposition. in refference therto. before entered doth exp'sse Its agreed. & by voate declared that the publike schoole in school to keep our Towne shall be continued. this next yeare

After voates for election of select men wer called for the question being pposed. what power the Select men now to be chosen should haue

In answer to that question. the voate being (put before elections.) whether they should haue the same power thier p'decessors haue had. the : answer was by voate. negatiue

1 Page 30 is blank.

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

30 Richª Ellis Sergt Richard Ellice was chosen to keepe the booke & to be one of the Select men for the yeare ensueing

Town clerk Tymo: Dwight, Richard Euered, Edward Richards, Joh: Select men &c. Bacon, Hen: Wight, Ralp: Daye, are chosen for to be the Select men for the yeare ensueing

Joseph Kingsbery [*Pet: Woodward seni] Antho: Fisher seni, Joh: Far- rington, Tho: Fuller, woodreeues

Pet: Woodward, Nath. Coaleburne, Joh. Gaye, Surveyors

[32] 7: of 11: 1660:

the Inhabitants being generally called and requested by the Select men to meet to attend such ppositions as were then to

Rd: Ellis declines be tendered to consideration, and being accordingly assem-

serving T. Cl. bled. the said select men declared to the Towne that Sergt Richard Ellice who was chosen to keepe the Towne Bookes. did wholley refuse the same. and desired the Inhabitants to make choice of whome they thought meet for that seruice

Tim Dwight I who accordingly by voate Chose Tymo. Dwight to keepe the T. CI. Towne bookes. & to be one of the Select men for the yeare ensueing

& Daniell Ponde was allso then chosen to be a Select man for the yeare ensueing. So the number of 7. Select men was compleated

Instructors of ye selectmen

men chosen & deputed to giue instructions to the prsent Select men according to the Lawe in that case pvided. are Lieft Josh. Fisher, Ens: Dan: Fisher, & Elea. Lusher

meeting house committee

the ordering the sitting of psons in the meeting house is comitted to Eldr Joh. Hunting, Deac Hen: Chickering, Deac. Nath. Aldus, Ens: Dan Fisher, & Elea. Lusher

Sam Hunting to have wood for's ware

1 Granted to Samvell Hunting librty to fell timber for his use and so longe as the Towne se: cause: prouided that he: do suply: the Towne with suficent ware: for marchantable corne Peter Woodward Sar Tho Fullar Nathaniell Fisher: are hog reeves chosen choosen and aded to John Bacon: Sar Richard Elic to manage that worke to looke that hooges be lawfull acording to Towne order

Drante to Samwill Hunting Liberty to fell timber for his use and to longs as the ConnE fE: taufE: provided that RE:do funky: the Comune with JulieEnt warte: for maxthantable towns

1 Fac-simile of Record, to show handwriting of Timothy Dwight.

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

14 11 mo 1660 assembled: Richard Everit, Edward Richards, John Bacon, Henery Wight, Daniell Pond, Ralph Day, Timothy Dwight

Reconed with the canstables Sar Tho Fullar: Nat Fisher constables accts. acovnts made vp refering to the schoole raate and remayne dew to the Towne four shilinges and two pence as the raate now stand in the cunstables hand

school money 4/2 behind

[33] Reconed with the cvnstables John Aldus and John Faring- other accts 44|4 ton in refrance to the cowcomon rate: acovnts made vp and rest dew to the Towne six shilinges fovr pence in thier owne hands and thirty eight shilings whic the cvnstables asigned Liu Joshua Fisher to pay to the Towne whic remay still dew to The towne ovt of that rate:

John Dwight refference See 19. 11. 1659

Whear as thier was a paper entred in the Towne booke: which was in the hand of John Dwight which was in refrance: to an: adbitration depending betwixt the Towne and John Dwight about the title of a percell of land lyinge neare the mill brooke: whic was entred in the yeare 1659 the 19 11 mo: the sayd John haue delivered in the wrighting to the select

men

Fence viewers

Men for vewers of fences in remote fieldes for the great playne And Dewing: Nath Bvlard for the Iland playne: Robrt Ware And Dewing

for west field and rocke: field Tho Battely Elnat Dunkly for the planting field Liut Joshua Fisher: John: Aldus:

for purgitory playne John Farington Jonat Farbanke Juner

for the sovth playne Nat: Colbur John Aldus:

for the lowe playne: Rabrt Fvllar Nat Whiting

for Roxbury playne: Nat Colburne Tho Hering

Men apoynted to the burne woodes for the herdes: walkes

Woodreves them selues belonging to: for the smooth and midell playne Thwa Stricland Ed Hawes: for the East street Samvell Parker Ralph Freeman for the Iland John Haiward

Vpon a complaynt given in by Livt Joshua Fisher and John:

Bridge to be Aldus: to the select men of a defectiue brige lyinge towards repaired the sawe mill we consdringe the damage that was like to fall vpon the Towne and the law in Joyning of vs we haue apoynted: thes men vnder writtine: to mende the sayd defective brige: which: acordingly dide it: 16 Jenuary: 1660

Edw Richards, John Bacon, John Farington, John Aldus, Isack Bul- lard, Ralp Day, Hen Wight, Timo Dwight, vpon the acovnt of highway worke

[34] 11 12 mo 1660 Asembled Ed: Richards, Richard Everet, Hen Wight, Ralph Day, Dani Pond, Timo Dwight

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

Ed Hawes present him selfe to vs and doth desire: a small pershall of swampy meadow land that ly neare his land at sovth meadow to ease his fence we do ioyntly agree to pro- pose it at the Towne meting

Agreed with Thom Maritt to keepe the schoolle: in this Tho Maritt to Towne: for halfe a yeare: to teach all such children as shall keep school be sent to him to wright and to reade so fare as god shall in again at 10£ a able him with all diligenc and for the same he is to haue: year pay corn & wheat 31. 41. the full sume of tenn pounds: to be payd: the one halfe in wheat at 4 shilinges 10: penc for bushell: and the other halfe in endene corne: at 3 shilinges per bushell to be payed quar- terly or at euery quarters: end five pounds and he is to begine the one and twentieth of the 11 mo 1660 and to continew till the one and twentieth of the 5 mo. 61 and in cause the selectmen shall se cause to prouide a nother in that time for a nother halfe yeare or not to haue a schoole keept a nother halfe yeare thay are to giue the sayd Thomas two monthes warning: that he may prouide him selfe else where. other wise he is to pro- seed: for the other halfe yeare for the same price and pay: and at the same rate as aboue specified for the other halfe yeare and if the sayd Tho shall omit keeping of the schoole vpon any ochasione: on hoole weeke: he shall be acovntable for it but if vpon ochasion he omite two or thre dayes: in a weeke: so that he keep parte of the week: thier is nothing required of him for it

A rate made for the schoole and for the defraying other rate charges: in the Towne: which do amovnt to the sume of twenty seuen pounds and fiue shilinges and a peny. thier is three shilinge: twoo pence aded more by Isack Bvlard rate

Rabr Masone

mr John Alinge pastor

1 3

Jeam Thorpe

de Hen Chickring

Nat Fisher

de Nat Aldvs

Cor Fisher

cap Elea Lusher

Rabrt Onion

En Dan Fisher

Thw Strickland

Nat Colbvrne

Jose Kingsbury

1 13

[35] Ralph Day

Jona Farbank senor

Jona Farbank Junor

Sam Parker

Ralph Freeman

Josep Elice

John Gild

John Mason

Eldr John Hvnting

0 6 4

John Littellfield

Liu Joshu Fisher

0 10 2

John Smith

Lam Chinery

Edd Haws referred to ye Town

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

Rich Everit

Robrt Ware

Rich Wheelar

And Dewing

Tho Metcalfe

6 Tho Payne

Pet Woodward

6 Tho Fullar

Mary Chickring

0 Sam Fisher

John Farington

2 Chris Smith

Josh Kent

9 Sam Sheers

Robrt Fvllar

John Rice

John Pige

Sam Milles

John Hovghton

Sam Mayes

John Farbanke

Jeam Macanabe

Ed Hawes

John Bacon

Thom Jurdin

Nill Maciah

Will Macany

Jeam Grant

Sar Will Auery

Jeam Macarory

Jeam Draper

John Macantosh

Tho Hearing

John Lusone

Ed Richards

John Kent

Hen Willsone

Hen Wight

Nat Bulard

Anto Fisher

John Gay

Tho Bately

Dan Pond

Tho Fisher

Elna Dunkly

Dani Maciah

0 0

Isacke Bvlard

Nat Whiting

Timo Dwight

1 13

Wido Jvdsone

John Haward

Wido Kingsbury

20 1 mo 60-61 asembled Ed Richards, John Bacon, Hen Wight, Ralph Day, Dan Ponde, Timo Dwight

comttee to run

Dorc' line

We: reseuinge a noate from Dorchester: men about the run- ing the line betwixt thiere towne and vs we acordingly choose thre men to performe that worke: with them Nat Colburne Rich Eurit Isack Bulard

Dan' Pond to

recieve pay

A bill giuen to Daniell Ponde to reseue of the canstable for charges at boston by the select men: for charges that arise betwixt the Towne and Hen philips: and for deputyes dyet: the sume of thre pounds twelue and four penc:

DEDHAM TOWN RECORDS.

[36] 27 1 mo 60-61 At a generall Towne meting it beinge voated Woolomonoc- whither or no thier should be a plantation erected or set vp peke to be settled at a place caled woolomonocpeke it was voated afarmitive: It beinge voated further: whithor or no the Towne would lay

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The early records of the town of Dedham, Massachusetts. 1659-1673, Volume 4, Part 4

Author: Dedham (Mass.); Hill, Don Gleason; Slafter, Carlos, 1825-1909 Publication date: 1886-99 Publisher: Dedham, Mass. : Dedham Transcript Press Number of Pages: 330

Author: Dedham (Mass.); Hill, Don Gleason; Slafter, Carlos, 1825-1909
Publication date: 1886-99
Publisher: Dedham, Mass. : Dedham Transcript Press
Number of Pages: 330