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[In the handwriting of Elizur Holyoke.] At a meeting of the Select Jan: 6th 1662
There was granted to Hugh Dudley a parcell of land con- tayning Six acres lying between the gen'll fence yt runs fro: the great River to Agawam River, & ye lott of Obadiah Mil- ler yt lyes neere the cold Springe provided yr be Soe much land there undisposed of.
There is grannted to Benjamin Parsons one acre more or less of wett meddow joyninge to Jonathan Burts meddow on the brook called Small brook over ye mill River: this acr lyes up ward fro: Jonathan Burts medow the peece being granted him.
Theres granted to Benjamin Parsons 4 acres of the wett meddow on ye back Side of ye Long meddow joyning to Capt Pynchons meddow weh he bought of Alexander Ed- wards: this 4 acres runs to the hill on ye East to ye upland on ye west & is said to be form'ly grannted to the said Benja- min Parsons
Theres grannted to John Keepe ffoure acres of wett med- dow on ye back side of ye Long meddow if there be Soe much there undisposed of by former grannts vizt to Goodman Cooley
Theres grannted to Peter Swink, Capt Pynchons Servant yt vacant land yt lyes between the gen'll fence yt runs from ye great River to Agawam River & Goodm: Muns lott South- ward: this lott is to run 80 rod westward fro: the high way by ye River: & is granted on condition yt he live till his tyme
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be expired & that he Settle his abode there vizt on ye Said lott:
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Jan. 6 1662 Agreed wth Goodman Lamb to Ground Sill m' Glovers barne: at 6d p foote: & for studd work 2d p foote: the Southerly grreat doore place is to be made up wth a wall. only a doore is to be sett up wide enough for 2 oxen to goe out: also he is to doe all the tymber work for closing ye walls & about the chamber floores till all be sett in good repaire with ye great doores on ye East Side for wch he is to be paid 25 4d p day for his own work he is also to clap board the ground Sills to keep ym fro: ye weather: This work is to be done by the first of Aprill next if the frost shall not hinder.
Att a meting of ye Select men Jan. 9th 1662. The Se- lect men haveing agreed wth Goodman Buell to sett up a Gallery in ye meetinge house: Capt Pynchon ingageth to de- fray all the charge that concerns ye work: To answer wch charge The Select men doe Order yt Captayn Pynchon shal be paid by Such as shal be Seated there vizt 4s a pson w-ch is to be paid by those wch shal be Seated there wth in two yeares: Such as shall not within two yeares pay for their Seates together with such as shall after two yeares be Seated there, shall pay twelve pence a peece each person for ye 3d yeare & for every yeare after eight pence a yeere by each per- son unless they shall buy their Seates of him at four shillings 6d per Seate for ye third yeare & five shillings p Seate for ye fourth yeere or any yeere after.
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There is granted to Goodman Colton & Goodman Cooley thirty acres of land to each person between the brooks called fresh water brook & grape brook high ways to be reserved as the Select men shall appoynt: this grannt is on Condition that they or theirs build & Settle thereupon wthin five yeeres.
And Capt Pynchon hath thirty acres of land grannted him on the South side of ffresh water brook by the brook: & he is to have the priviledge of ye said brook from ye great River
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to ye high way not prjudicinge the high way: this grannt is on Condition yt he build a Saw Mill here or wthin five yeeres fro: the date next before written:
There is liberty grannted to Nathaneell Burt to sett his fence on ye top of ye hill yt is on the east of his meddow wch lyes on ye back side of ye Long Meddow: & ye land yt he Soe takes in with his Meddow is grannted to him for his property:
Theres grannted to Charles fferry three acres more ad- joyning to his Six acres on ye dingle called Thomsons Din- gle:
There is grannted to William Warrener, Thomas Noble Thomas Day Samuell Terry & Abell Wright Six acres a peece above ye fence that runs fro: the great River to Aga- wam River, leaving a high way of eight rod broad between ye great River & the lotts: There is also a high way to be laid out here the Select men think fitt to pass to ye Comon on ye Reere of the Said lotts: their lotts also are to run 80 rod fro: ye high way by ye great River. William Warreners lott to lye first towards ye generall fence ye rest are to lye as them- selves shall agree: this grant is on condition yt they or theirs build & settle there wthin five yeeres.
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At a meeting of ye Select men Jan 30 1662. There is grannted to James Taylor an allotmt of Six acres next ad- joyning to ye northerly side of those lotts before mentioned abutting on ye high way by the great River & run back west- ward 80 rods provided he build & settle thereupon wthin five yeeres from this tyme:
There is also grannted to John Lamb an allotmt of Six acres on ye South side of the great hill byond the lotts for- merly granted: wch lott is to be 12 rod broad & to ly a little way upon ye side of ye hill: This grannt is on Condition y-t he build & Settle there upon wthin five yeares from this tyme according ye grannts above mentioned: This lott of John Lambs was allowed to Wm Hunter (as aforesd) to settle & Build on, who accordingly built & settled there wthin ye tyme afore mentioned, & so ye grant stands good & firme to ye sd Wm Hunter & his forever.
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At the Generall Towne Meeting ffebr 3d 1662 being the first Tuesday in yt month ye day appoynted & Ordered for ye Genll meetinge of the Inhabitants for choyce of Select men & other officers
Capt Pynchon was chosen moderator for this meetinge & for all Towne meetings this yeere ensueing if he be prsent there at.
And the said Capt Pynchon, together wth Benjamin Coo- ley Robert Ashley Ensigne Cooper & Samuell Marshfeild were chosen for ye Select men for ye yeere ensueinge who have power to order the Prudentiall affaires of ye Town.
And Miles Morgan is chosen Constable to ye Towne for ye yeere ensueing & took his oath accordingly
And Elizur Holyoke is chosen Town Clarke or Recorder for ye yeere ensueinge.
Also Ensigne Cooper is chosen to be Clark of ye Writts who is to be prsented to ye next County Corte for yr appro- bation.
And Lawrence Blis & John Lamb were chosen Surveyors for ye high ways for ye yeere ensueinge
And Samuell Marshfeild & Jonathan Burt are chosen & ordered to continue in yr office of Measurers of land for ye Town this yeere ensuing.
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At the Same Gen'll Town meeting ffebr 3 (62) It is or- dered & voted in reference to Ordinary Town meetings there shal be three days warninge thereof given to all the In- habitants or proprietors of land in the Town that is to say the day of warning to be accounted for one & the day of ap- pearance for another. And that men may not faile of have- ing warning of Town meetings, Hugh Dudley being willinge is appoynted to give men warning thereof, by leaving word at mens houses or places of usual abode & if they are not at home he is to leave word for ym at the next neighbors: And for his paynes he is to have 3s a tyme for every meeting soe warned. And that Town meeting warned by ye Constable
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in August yeerely shal be accounted a Legall Town meeting for any Town affaires provided there are One & Twenty of ye Inhabitants present: And for ye Generall Town meeting in ffebruary yeerely men are not to expect any warninge.
There is by ye plantation grannted to John Riley a house lott adjoyning to ye South side of John Lambs house lott lying on ye west of ye great River by the great hill yt is by the way to the playn called Chickuppe playne: this lott thus granntted on Condition yt he build & Settle y upon wthin five yeeres from this tyme:
And adjoyning to his lott Southerly there is granted to William Brookes a house lott of Six acres: 12 rod broad & fronting on ye highway by ye River & on ye Same Condition as the last afore mentioned.
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[In the handwriting of John Pynchon.]
At a meeting of ye Select men J Pynchon: Tho Cooper: Robt Ashley Benja Cooly & Sam Marshfeild ffebr 23d 1662 The Constable being prsent Sam Marshfeild was chosen sealer for weights & measures for This Towne, for ye prsent & till another shall be chosen & sworne: & Ensigne Cooper is appointed to prsent him to next County Court that he may be sworne according to Law:
[In the handwriting of Elizur Holyoke.]
At ye same meeting of the Select men: William Hunter was admitted an Inhabitant of this Town and John Riley & John Henrison doe bynd themselves their executors & ad- ministrators to ye Town Treasurer & Select men or eyther of them, in a bond of Thirty pounds, to secure the Town from the said William Hunter or any of his family. Witness their Hands this 23d of ffel' 1662-63.
The mark of The mark of
John Henrison John Riley
Witness to this engagemt from John Riley & John Henri- son are Elizur Holyoke Record" Joseph Pynchon
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[In the handwriting of John Pynchon.]
By ye Select men: ffebr 1662. p'sent: J Pynchon: Tho Cooper Benja Cooly Robert Ashly Sam Marshfeild:
Anthony Dorchester: Jonath Burt & John Clark, are chosen prizers to prize ye Living Stock of ye Plantation for making ye Rates of the Towne, the yeere ensueing. ye esti- mates whereoff they are speedyly to bring in to ye Select 111€11.
Nath Pritchard & Antho Dorchester are chosen Veiwers for all ye fences fro: ye meeting howse downe to ye Lower end of the Long meddow. And Wm Warrinar & John Riley are chosen Veiwers fro: ye meeting howse upward & over ye River:
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May IIth 1663. At a Town meeting it was by the In- habitants voted & concluded that whereas the Select men have formerly had power to make grannts of lands in the Plantation, Henceforward & till the Town shall otherwise Order it the lands of the Plantation shal be disposed of these Seven men hereafter mentioned vizt Capt Pynchon: Ens: Cooper: Benjamin Cooley: George Colton Rowland Thomas Miles Morgan & Elizur Holyoke & for ye prsent.
In reference to a form' Order concerning Inmates it was now further Ordered that if any person shall entertayn any Inmate or Inmates after they have been in the Town one month without consent of ye Select men they that soe enter- tayne them shall be liable to forfeit to ye Town 20s for ye first default & 20s p month for soe longe as they shall enter- tayne them: & besides if they shal neede releefe in the tyme of their abode in the Plantation then he or they that enter- tayne them shall be liable to be rated by the Select men for the releefe & mayntenance of such persons accordinge to ye judgmt & discretion of ye Select men.
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[In the handwriting of Elizur Holyoke.]
May ye IIth 1663. At a meetinge of the Comittee chosen by the Town for the distribution of the lands of the Planta-
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tion vizt both the lands at Worronoco & other lands be- longing to ye Plantation: They granted as followeth:
Imprimis Thomas Miller desireinge that he may have in full possession that wett meddow over the great River at the backward end of the 2d devision wch meddow he hath the propriety only of mowinge & feeding but not to fence it from his neighbors use: There is now grannted to him that soe much of the meddow as is on the Southward Side of the Comon fence wch runs from ye great River shal be his ab- solutely provided he relinquish his right in the rest of ye Meddow yt is wthout that fence by virtue of his form" grannt:
There is grannted to Tho Noble & Abell Wright five acres apeece of Meddow lying in a wett meddow beyond ye Mill River about 3 qrters of a mile Southward of Thomas Ban- crofts:
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May IIth 1663. Also there is granted to Lawrence Bliss Six acres of Meddow wch was form'ly grannted to Deacon Wright: this meddow is in yt meddow comonly called Watchuett:
Likewise to Richard Sikes Samuell Bliss & Edward ffos- ter there is grannted to each of them ffoure acres in ye Same wett meddow.
Also there is granted to Samuell Bewell of Windsor thirty acres of land at Worronoco wch land is to ly next beyond Ens: Coopers land there: & is to extend from ye River South- ward to ye Brooke Northward: also theres grannted him ffoure or five acres of the wett meddow over that brook if it be there to be had:
The rest of the land yt lyes between Samuell Bewells 30 acres & the hill Westerly is grannted to Tho: Day: this peece of land also is to extend fro: ye River South'ly to ye Hill North'ly:
These grants of land at Worronoco are uppon Condition that the Granntees doe build & Settle themselves & their famlyes there wthin three yeere & continue uppon it foure yeere longer:
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And whereas it is said that mur Whittinge layes claime to Some Lands at Worronoco, there is granted to ye said m' Whittinge ffty acres of land there on the South side of the River. This grannt is on Condition [1-237] that m' Whit- tinge doe quitt any further claime in any lands there about: alsoe yt he cleare ye Land by purchase of the Indians of the Indians right, & that he or his doe settle there in five yeere fro: this tyme:
Also there is grannted of the lands at Woronoco on ye South side of the River:
To John Holyoke 50 acres, to Deacon Chapin 30 acres.
To Thomas Stebbins 30 acres, to John Horton 30 acres. To John Bliss 30 acrs, to Samll Terry 30 acrs.
And to m'. Daniell Clarke of Windsor 40 acrs. This grant to in' Clarke is on condition that he come & settle there in his own pson wthin 3 yer from this tyme: & that he purchase his said portion of land of the Indians:
The rest of the grannts vizt to John Holyoke. Deacon Chapin Tho: Stebbin John Horton Samuell Terry & John Bliss are upon condition that they purchase ye land of the Indians wthin 3 yeare & that it be not intanglemts to m' Whit- ing or any others & that they goe thither to Inhabit & dwell on ye land for ye space of ffoure yeeres & if they or any of them shall dispose of their said parcell of land wthin the yeeres premised it shalbe to such as the Selectmen of Spring- feild shall approve off.
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At a Town Meeting July 23. 1663. The Constable hav- ing received a warrant fro: ye Treasurer to assemble ve In- habitants in the next Month to choose a Commisson' to Joyn with ye Select men for making ye Countrey Rate He ppounded it, to choose ve sd Commission' at this meetin w.ch was agreed too: And ye Towne choose Mr Elizur Holyoke for Comission' to Join wth ye Select men for assessing ye In- habitants according to Law: this prsent yeere:
August 1st 1663 Josias Chapin is by Select men admitted to be an Inhabitant of this Towne: And his father Samuell
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Chapin acknowledgeth himselfe bound in a bond of twenty pounds to save the Towne harmless in respect of any charge yt may accrue to this Towne by reason of his said Son Jo- sias :
August 3 16663 At a meeting of ye Comittee chosen by the Town for the giving out of Lands belonging to ye Plant- ation:
There is grannted to Josias Chapin above mentioned twen- ty acres of land: wch land is to lye on the South Side of Row- land Thomas his land vizt in that little playne that is South- ward fro: the said Rowlands land & house neere Chickuppe River: & it is to be bounded by the high way Easterly & the great River westerly & the Comons Southerly: & joyning to Rowland Thomas his land Northerly:
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ffebr: 8th 1663 At a Meeting of ye Comittee chosen for ye grannting or destributing of lands vizt Deacon Chapin Nathaneell Ely George Colton Benjamin Cooley Rowland Thomas Thomas Miller & Elizur Holyoke:
Richard Sikes desiring Land on Pacowseek brook theres grannted him 30 acres lying downward from Benjamin Coo- ley: & ye Measurer vizt Nath Ely & Ben: Cooley are ap- poynted to bound ye land.
AAlso Severall of the Inhabitants appearing & desiring Some land in a certayne neck of land called by the Indians Ash- kanunsuck by the north side of Agawam River neere halfe ye way to Worronoco there was grannted unto these as here- after followeth: To Thomas Day the number of 20 acres.
To Abell Wright 40 acres: To John Bagg 30 acres.
To John Lamb 20 acres. To Samuell Bliss 40 acres.
To Charles fferry 20 acres. To Samuell Terry 20 acres: [S. T. Surrendered ffeb. 1 64]
To John Harman 40 acres. To Samuell Harmon 40 acres.
To Jonathan Taylor 20 acres: All wch said grants of Land in ye said neck of land are on Condition that within three
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yeeres from ye end of May next they fence ye land & improve one acre for each ten acres Soe grannted. These grannts of land are to altogether in one intire yeere Soe as not to hinder from coming to ye Comons about them: And the Grantees have liberty to fence yr land Soe as be for their best advan- tage though the fence take in more yn their grannts. [1- 242] And if the Proprietors of that land cannot agree for the Order of the lying of yr proportions they are to be deter- mined by those who shall have the power of distribution of lands in ye Towne at the tyme when the Grantees shall goe to have their proportions laid out.
Thomas Mirack & David Ashley, Also Ensign Cooper in the behalf & at the request of m' Timothy Mather of Dor- chester desiring Some lands at Worronoco theres grannted to Thomas Mirack 30 acres; to David Ashley 30 acres & to m' Mather 40 acres there. Those grannts are on the same tearmes & conditions as former grannts there yt is to say that they purchase (or pay for the purchase of their propor- tion of) the Land of the Indians with in three yeeres tyme & that it be not undr intanglements to m' Whiting or to any other, & that the said Grantees go thither to Inhabitt & dwell ffor ye space of ffoure yeeres: And if they or any of them dispose of any of yr pportions wth in ye yeeres prmised it shalbe to Such as ye Select men of Springfeild shall ap- prove of. Also form' grannts there are first to take place before these now grannted:
There is granted Thomas Miller 10 acres of land at Pau- cautuck towards Worronoco to joyne to that wen was Jnº Dumbletons Soe to be made up 10 acres on ye East'ly Side of that Brooke: not to hinder high wayes. Also theres grannted the said Thomas Miller [I-243] ffoure acres of land joyning to his form" grants of thirty acres over Agawam this 4 acrs is to lye by ye River above ye form" grannts:
Theres grannted to Jeremy Horton and James Warener upon yr desires liberty to sett their fence where they may for yr best advantage on the other side of Skipmuck when they
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fence their land there: And that they shall have the land that shall lye between ye said fence & yr land in ye Meddow:
Theres grannted to Samuell Ely 3 or 4 acres of Meddow upon ye Long meddow brooke Easterly of the Cart way: ly- ing in severall peeces: if it be there undisposed of.
There's grannted to Rowland Thomas 14 acres of land be- tween his lott at Skipmuck & the hill on ye South East & the Swamp Easterly.
There's grannted John Mattthews 20 acres of land some where on ye plane neere Nath: Pritchards meddow on Pa- cowseek brooke.
There's grannted to George Colton & Benjamin Cooley 10 acrs a peece of Meddow in ye woods beyond fresh water brooke East of Pequitt Path: Provided if it prove to be on fresh water brook or brookes or gutters yt run into yt brook: then former grannts on yt brook shall first take place:
There is grannted to Rowland Thomas 6 acres of the low land on hog pen dingle below ye place where the hog pen was:
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There is grannted to Goodman Colton 10 acres of land ad- joyning to ye Norwesterly Side of his land between fresh water brook & grape brook & after that lyes Benjamin Coo- leyes 30, & then if there be soe much land between those brookes not prjudicinge high wayes theres grannted to Ben- jamin Cooley & Nathaneell Ely 30 acres apeece: if otherwise vet soe farr as it will reach though less than 30 acres apeece: On the margin is this: "These 3 parcells of land vizt 30 & 30 & 30 acrs are Ens: Cooleyes."
Theres grannted to John Horton 10 acres of land at Wor- ronoco on the Same tearmes as the grannts on ye form" leafe. And form' grants there are first to take place:
Theres grannted to William Branch yt land yt lyes between ye side fence of ye playne above end brooke & ye hill by the cartway yt leades from the Round hill to ye New bridge: the North'ly bounds to be from the higher side of Deacon Chap-
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ins Lott in ye playne & Soe wth a straight Course to End brook 10 rod below ye place of ye Old bridge:
Benjamin Parsons desires a little peece of Meddow a little above the bridge yt is in ye way to ye Swamp called John Matthewes his Swampe Two acres is grannted him if there be Soe much there undisposed of:
Theres granted to Abell Wright 4 acres of meddow at those Meddowes on ye Mill River called the Worlds End in lieu of yt grant of meddow last yeere wch he surrendered to ye Town:
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There is grannted to Deacon Chapin the land between his low land at Worronoco & the top of the hill around the North & Easterly Sides thereof Provided it be noe prjudice to any wayes yt may be laid out there:
There is grannted to Nathaneell Ely a peece of upland ly- ing by Chickuppe Riv' Side a little above Rowland Thomas his land & it is to be bounded North'ly by the River from the first brook above the said Rowland Thomas his land & Soe downward the River to about ye head of little Iland by ye Rivr Side: the South Easterly bound is ye South Easterly Side of ye little Swampe: the East bound is ye Side little brook: twenty acres is here granted ye Said Nath: Ely if it be there to be had leaving a highway of 8 rod broad be- tween Rowland Thomas his land & this grannt:
Theres grannted to Richard Exell about an acr of meddow about a quarter of a mile above the block bridge in ye way to Worronoco.
Theres grannted to William Hunter yt land yt is betweene his home lott & the top of ye hill North'ly to ye first dingle westward:
There's grannted to Henry Chapin an Addition (to his home lott at Chickuppe) of 7 or 8 acres between the hill South Easterly & his Lott if it be there to be had: & the high way between Henry Chapin & Josias Chapins land from Rowland Thomas his house to ye Townward is to be ten rod broad:
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At a meeting of the Select men ffebr. 22th 1663 vizt Dea- con Chapin Nathaneell Ely George Colton Rowland Thomas & Elizur Holyoke
The Select men considering the great damage done to ye glas windowes of ye meeting house by childrenes playing about ye meeting house. They doe Order yt if any persons children or others Shalbe found playing at any sports about ye meeting whereby ye glass windowes yr of may be endamı- aged Such persons shalbe liable to a fine of 12d a peece for each tyme they shalbe found soe playing, wch fine is to be paid wthin 3 days after such default: & if the Governors of any youth yt Soe offend shall refuse to pay the said fyne such youths shalbe liable to be whipt by the Constable before 3 or more of ye Select men who shall determine ye number of stripes to be inflicted & if any other person Soe offending shall refuse to pay ye sayd fyne as aforesaid they shalbe lia- ble to ye like punishmet as aforesaid & all such fynes shall goe one halfe to ye Informrs & the other halfe to ye Select men for the use of ye Town in bearing publik charges.
At a meeting of ye Select men vizt Deacon Chapin Nath Ely George Colton Rowland Thomas & Elizur Holyoke on ye 2d of March being lecture day they chose veiwers of ve fences of ye Plantation: vizt Robert Ashley & Jonathan Burt for the home lotts & Meddowes before ye Town & the 3 Corn' & the playne above 3 Corn' Medd: & for the feilds over the River vizt right over & the playne called Chickuppe: John Dumbleton & Thomas Miller: & for the Long Meddow John Keepe & Nath: Burt. All whom are to attend the Or- der [I-247] of the Towne that concernes such officers as it is extant in ye booke:
Aprill ye 6t 1664. Received of Thomas Noble by J: Henrison for rent of ye land at Chick-
uppe playne 6 bush of wheat laid in m' Glo- £
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Recd of Tho: Noble by J Riley on ye same acc"
I bu. wheat layd also. .00 03 06
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Recd of him by his paying M: Morgans wt was
due fro ye Town 1664. 00 14 00
& wt was Due Tim: Cooper .00 07 00
& wt was Due from ye Town fro: W Warrener. . 00 0.4 00 Elizur Holyoke carted fencing Stuffe I day for mr Glover .00 06 00
ffor wch he accounts himself paid in stopping 5s 6d wch he owed Jnº Henryson who was to pay Soe much for Tho: Noble for rent of the land at Chickuppe yet it is accoted as Recd of Tho: Noble.
Recd of Tho: Noble 6s for yt he paid Lawrence Bliss Soe much for carting Stone for mr Glovers barne: 00 06 00
Recd by I fox killed by Tho Miller & I. by Joseph Warrener turned ovr to Tho: Noble .. .. 00 02 00
Recd by his paying Rowld Thomas for ye Town 9s 2d wch was due to said Rowl. 00 09 02
Recd by his paying arest of Anth Dorch Town rate 00 05 05
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