GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY of MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE

BY CHARLES THORNTON LIBBY Sometime Student of Harvard College Sometime Secretary of the Maine Historical Society Member of Cumberland Bar

Biography is the rudder of History, both risk shipwreck without Genealogy

THE SOUTHWORTH PRESS PORTLAND, MAINE 1928

In due acknowledgment to CAPTAIN WALTER GOODWIN DAVIS, A.B.,LL.B.

OF PORTLAND, MAINE Treasurer of the Maine Historical Society

whose bedrock loyalty to the land of his fathers and wide-open enthusiasm for ( history under the microscope) the gentleman's sport of genealogy have made this work possible

PREFACE TO PART I Notorious as it is that the preface is written after the book is finished (and read perhaps never), much that I would like to say is prudently de­ ferred. The how-the-book-happened may be told now. Col. Charles Edward Banks (a Ward Three Portland boy) having once generously offered me (another Ward Three Portland boy) his manuscript "Maine Pioneers," if I would complete and publish it, Capt. Walter Goodwin Davis (whose father was still another Ward Three Portland boy) tentatively undertook the ex­ pense. The matter came up by my proposing that Captain Davis finance new editions of four little old books (three of them rare) — Sullivan's Maine, Bradbury's Kennebunkport, Folsom's Saco and Southgate's Scarborough, which together would clear up the much confused time and place of the conflict between Protestant England and Catholic Prance for New World supremacy. Captain Davis thought this project too large, but was willing to attempt the other. On my submitting that New Hampshire should be in­ cluded, as neither side of the Piscataqua River could be well done without the other, this was assented to. Presumably the fact that a large number of Captain Davis' forefathers, as of mine also, were New Hampshire colonists played a part in that decision, which more than doubled the size of the under­ taking. This was in March, 1920, since which date more than half my work­ ing time (my whole time for the year 1925) has been devoted to this task, impractical ever to finish as thoroughly as I would have liked to do it. Col. Banks's two mammoth volumes of Maine genealogies represented the result of a lifetime of work in the libraries over the country wherever the Government had seen fit to station him, with the assistance by correspond­ ence of friends who would go to the original records. Although my own lifelong interest in the subject had made me familiar with the genealogies of many Maine and New Hampshire families, the task of really sifting the available original records proved much slower than expected, and after all these years I am forcing Part I into print without even fully collating my collected materials ; but as Part I is principally taken up by the "Lists," the genealogies fortunately include only A and a part of Ba. Before Part II goes to press, expected to reach into if not through the letter F, all of my materials will have been thoroughly worked over for the whole book, which will also extend the opportunity for contributions of those who may become interested to help make the work as complete as possible. An intended list of Sources for Maine and New Hampshire gen­ ealogy, minuting how thorough use, if any, has been made of each for this work, is postponed in order not to delay further the issue of Part I. I hope that the time-consuming work on the Lists has not been misspent. Certainly this method saves much space and broadens the vision, acting as an antidote for the narrowing effect of ancestor hunting as sometimes pur- Preface to Part I vi sued. There is a special reason for this method in Maine. By far the greater part of those who came here removed elsewhere, all the way from Massa­ chusetts to Carolina and the West Indies, and the same was to a large extent true of New Hampshire. I have thought it important to distinguish real men of unfamiliar names, even a name that occurs in our records but once, from mere "shadow men" who never existed except by such errors as misreading obsolete or faded handwriting. First and last much historical work has been done by people whose eyesight had failed or who were un­ familiar with ancient records and documents. Even experts blunder in deciphering blind writing of unknown names. If my work results eventually in identifying some of our short-time residents in their future homes, the general course of colonization will become better understood, and, to the point, it may lead to the discovery of now unknown wives and mothers. The resort to citing and indexing, instead of reprinting, more than quad­ rupled the number of lists practical to use, but this method was confined strictly to books found in all historical libraries. It was intended to print civil and military lists for each town unless this had been done in a town history, but the limit of space prevented, after the Saco list was in type. The limit of 1692 set for Savage's Genealogical Dictionary of New Eng­ land is here extended seven years to 1699, and as Vermont was then un­ settled the present work amounts to a "Savage" for Northern New England. Beyond this I try to give the marriages and deaths of the third generation, instead of only the births. In rare instances, where it has been necessary to solve problems in the fourth generation in order to keep the earlier genera­ tions straight, the results are printed, but in general only a count of noses can be given of the children of parents married shortly before or after the year 1699. I have not rrmltiplied words for grammar's sake. Although the time has not come for acknowledgments, I cannot but men­ tion the full-length helpfulness of Banks and Stackpole. Col. Banks not only at the outset turned over his "Maine Pioneers," but during his many years in England constantly reported his discoveries of the emigrants' for­ mer homes, making full use of any clues I could send him. Doctor Stackpole threw everything he had wide open, with an enthusiasm equal to my own. Others must be named who have given ready and valuable assistance outside of their own ancestry, Hon. Charles H. Batchelder, Samuel B. Shackford, Charles W. Tibbetts, Wilbur D. Spencer, G. A. Moriarty, Jr., Clarence A. Torrey — and cutting the list short. As for the many who have gone to much trouble in helping me with their own families, I shall hope they may eventu­ ally feel repaid, also that their numbers may be multiplied before the worh is finished. Yarmouth, Maine, Oct. 14, 1928. CONTENTS

Dedication ------iii

Preface to Part I y

Preface to Part II - - - - vii

Preface to Part V- - ix

Table of Contents ... xi

Corrigenda ------xii

Topography ------xiii

Explanations ------xv

Abbreviations ------Xvi

Citations ------xvii

Table of Lists ------xviii

Marks in Signatures ------xviii

Lists, Acadia ------1

Sagadahoc ------2

Maine ------4

New Hampshire - 8

Merchants' Accounts, Inter-Province ------14

Sagadahoc Settlements - - 18

Province of Maine by Towns - 21

New Hampshire by Towns 39

Dictionary 57 CORRIGENDA List 1. Edward "Ashley" signed his name Astley. For Gallow read Oliver Callow. List 38. For Register read Recorder. This original document was not purloined from the Mass. Ar­ chives, hut is now in Vol. LXXI, 871-877. Most of the names corrected by conjecture were correctly copied from the original, but tins original report is a copy of the field notes by an expert penman who did not know the names. Correcting by the orig­ inal: Alter Deken? to Depen: (Dependence). Alter 10 Jona to Josiah. "Mr. Penton" presum.stands for the neighborhood namePaignton. Alter Cam to Cane [Came]. Read Jos. Maine Josiah. Alter Walker's to Warren's. The copyist could not read this name and left it either Wakken or Watken. Alter Hodson to Hodsdon. List 41, p. 8, col. 1. Insert 1630-1 before "March 6. License is­ sued X X " List 224. For -Aug. 1676- read 1675. List 235, col. 1, line 21 as printed (Agnes Auger) should be line 17. List 273. For -probably prior to 1640- read: See York Deeds. List 330f. Alter Almony to Robert Almory. List 339. Grantees of Barrington had paid taxes in Portsmouth 1718-1721. List 342. Transfer "—Newington Town Book" to List 343. Judge Batchelder suggests the following (in part conjectural) corrections: List 54, 527. For John Dame read [Davis?]. John Harall -stet- see p. 10, foot of col. 3. 528. For Rob Haye read Page. List 294. For Wm. La x x read La[ndell?]. Lists 326c, 327b. For Samuel Cate or Case read Keais. List 329. For Philip Founds read [Siverit?]. List 332b. Cancel: -Question Wm. Keat- [for Cate]. Insert Aron Moses after James Gerrish. List 338a. Josih Brackett should be Joshua. List 355a. Alter Jan., 1655-6 to Dec, 1655. TOPOGRAPHY Space has not been taken up for clarifying each reference to a locality, rather assum­ ing a degree of familiarity with New England topography on the reader's part. The following table will partly supply deficiencies on either side, but the cutting up of large into small townships, with changes of names and governments, sometimes involving duplication, makes it necessary to watch one's step, especially because of the course here followed, stating what modern town a man lived in if known, otherwise the ancient town now cut up into many. Agamenticus, see York. Dover Neck, site of the pioneer town of Dover, Alna, see Sheepseot. now a farming district. Arrowsic Island, Newtown under Gov. Andros, set Dover Point, Hilton Point. off from Georgetown in 1841. Dunstan, West Scarborough. Arundel. Kennebunkport, see Cape Porpus. Durham, Oyster Biver, see Dover. Back Cove, see Deering. Eliot, set off in 1810. See Kittery. Back Biver, the tide water west of Dover Neck, Eppeford, Merryland (now in Wells), Great Plains, regional name for Madbury. Mousam (now in Kennebunk), names designat­ Bath, see Georgetown. . ing the interior of ancient Wells, from the Berwick, Newichawannock, Unity Parish. Bee bounds of York eastward. Kittery. Epping, see Exeter. Blddeford, Saco so named in 1718, after Exeter, besides Stratham, was divided into New- Bideford, Devonshire, Eng. fields, Newmarket, Brentwood, Epping and Black Point, (Prout's Neck), Stratton Island, Fremont. early regional names for the country between Falmouth, Me., "in Casco Bay," lost Cape Eliza­ Spurwink and Winter Harbor. See Scarborough. beth, Portland and Westbrook, leaving only the Bloody Point, a tax district of Dover, became the country end east of Presumpscot Biver. chief part of Newington. Falmouth, Mass., Cape Cod. Blue Point, see Scarborough. Falmouth Foreside, New Casco, the frontage on Boiling Bock, Portsmouth, Kittery. Casco Bay of modern Falmouth. Braveboat Harbor, see Kittery. Fore Biver, Portland Harbor. Brentwood, see Exeter. Fore Biver, the tide water east of Dover Neck, Bristol, England, the commercial metropolis of the including the lower Cochecho. West, and chief promoter of new-world ex­ Freeport, see North Yarmouth. ploration. Georgetown, as incorporated in 1716, included a Bristol. Sundry attempts were made to name a new settlement on Arrowsic Island, with the town for Bristol, England. Dover Neck is unoccupied territory now Bath, Woolwich, marked Bristol on an early map. Mr. Maverick Phipsburg, and the present Georgetown, or called York Bristol. The earliest to endure is Parker's Island. Bristol on the Massachusetts-Rhode Island Gorgeana, a city, see York. frontier. Pemaquid was incorporated as Bris­ Gosport, New Hampshire's part of the Isles of tol in 1765. Shoals from 1715 until annexed to Eye. Brunswick, Pejepscot and Maquoit, incorporated Great Cove, see Kittery. in 1715 and 1738. Great Island, Newcastle, for years the commercial Cape Elizabeth, first a landmark, then a region, and political center of New Hampshire. Early then a township including Spurwink, Bich­ a tax district of Portsmouth; later included mond Island and Purpooduek. See Falmouth, parts of the main land (now in Bye) ; since South Portland. 1791 a town by itself. Cape Neddick, a small settlement which Massa­ Greenland, the name that Capt. Champernowne chusetts included within York township. gave his farm, later a tax district of Ports­ Cape Porpus, a small settlement in early times mouth, later made a town. somewhat tributary to Saco (Winter Harbor) Harpswell, see North Yarmouth. or to Wells. Rënamed Arundel in 1717, Ken­ Hilton's Point, Dover Point, the tip of Dover nebunkport in 1821; yet made two towns in Neck. 1915. Hog Island, Appledore, Isles of ShoalB. Cape Porpus Biver, never in Cape Porpus, now Isles of Shoals (Appledore), chiefly in Maine the Mousam. (Hog, Smuttynose, Cedar, Duck), three in New Casco Bay, see Portland, Wescustogo. Hampshire, incorporated as Gosport (Star, Casco Biver, the Presumpscot, or by some claimed White, Lunging). to be Portland Harbor. Kennebunk, set off in 1820 from the easterly end Cochecho, the present town (city) of Dover. of Wells. See Mousam. Cold Harbor, Eliot, see Kittery. Kennebunkport, see Cape Porpus. Concord, N. H., altered from Bumford, settled as Loe, set off from Durham. See Dover. part of Massachusetts at Penacook. Kittery, at first the neighborhood opposite Dover Concord, Mass., the only Concord down to 1765. Point. The Maine side of the Piscataqua Biv­ Crooked Lane, see Kittery. er was early called Piscataqua below, Newicha­ Cumberland, see North Yarmouth. wannock above; later the whole was included in Cumberland Mills, Ammoncongin, Bee Westbrook. Kittery township, over 25 miles long by the river. Deering, Back Cove, Stroudwater, Woodfords, Localities along this stretch were distinguished Morrills, set off from Westbrook and later an­ (*indicates regional names used for both sides of nexed to Portland. the river) as Braveboat Harbor, River's Mouth or Dover, the oldest northern New England town ex­ The Point, Spruce Creek, Crooked Lane, Great cept Bye, had been called Hilton's Point, Up­ Cove (Eliot line, nearly opposite Newington line), per Piscataqua, Bristol, Northam, before it *Boiling Rock, *Long Reach, Kittery, Cold Har­ was incorporated as Dover in 1640. It in­ bor, Sturgeon Creek, *Thompson's Point (South cluded Durham, Newington, Somersworth, Eol- Berwick line), *Newichawannock, *Quamphegan, linsford, Madbury and Lee. *Salmon Falls (on the Berwick line opposite Rol- XIV Topography linsford), *Great Falls (Berwick and Somers- Saco, Winter Harbor, early regional names. Mas­ worth). sachusetts incorporated both sides of the river Little Harbor, the regional name for the west bank as Saco, and even after the south side had be­ of the Piscataqua below Great Island. come Biddeford and the north side Pepperel- Long Beach, see Kittery. boro, the name Saco long persisted for the Madbury, Back River, see Dover. region about the falls. Pepperelboro, so named Maquoit, the head of Casco Bay, now in Bruns­ when set off from Biddeford (1762) was later wick. See Wescustogo. renamed Saco. Old Orchard was set off from Merryland, see Wells, Eppeford. Saco. Mousam, Kennebunk. See Cape Porpus River, Sagamore Creek, lower Portsmouth, partly in Rye. Eppeford. Salmon Falls, Rollinsford, see Kittery. Muscongus, see Pemaquid. Sandy Beach, see Rye. Newcastle, see Great Island. Scarborough, township created by Massachusetts Newfields, South Newmarket, see Exeter. from Black Point, Blue Point, Dunstan, and New Harbor, see Pemaquid. the western edge of Spurwink. Newichawannock, see Kittery. Sheepscot, later New Dartmouth, now the parts of Newington, Bloody Point, Long Reach, incorporat­ Newcastle and Alna on the Sheepscot River. ed in 1714. See Dover, Kittery. Smuttynose, see Isles of Shoals. Newmarket, see Exeter, Newfields. Somersworth, Great Falls, see Dover. New York, see York. South Portland, Purpooduek, a city set off from Nonsuch, an Indian locality east of Oak Hill, Scar­ the town of Cape Elizabeth, which was set off borough, which gave name to the river there from Falmouth. and to Nonsuch Point in Portland Harbor. Spruce Creek, see Kittery. North Yarmouth, now Yarmouth, having lost Spurwink, an early regional name. See Cape Eliz­ Harpswell, Preeport (which included Pownal), abeth, Scarborough. Cumberland and — Squamscot, see Stratham. North Yarmouth, modern, the late-settled lands Star Island, Isles of Shoals, Gosport. back of the original town, which lost both Stratham, set off from Exeter in 1716, includes name and records. most of the Squamscot patent, part of which Ogunquit, a small separate settlement which Mas­ went to Exeter, part to Portsmouth (Green­ sachusetts included within Wells township. land), and a little probably to Hampton. Old Orchard, the ocean front of Saco, set off in Stratton Island, between Prout's Neck and Old 1883. Orchard, an early regional name for Scarbor­ Oyster River, Durham, a tax district and parish ough. of Dover set off in 1732. Strawberry Bank, a neck between creeks which Pejepscot, originally the falls at Brunswick, later grew into the town (city) of Portsmouth. a regional name, now strayed away upriver. Stroudwater, set off from Falmouth with West- Pemaquid, anciently included New Harbor and brook and annexed to Portland with Deering. Muscongus, named Jamestown under Gov. An­ Sturgeon Creek, Eliot, see Kittery. dros, now Bristol. Tatnick, a neighborhood at the head-line of South Penaeook, see Concord. Berwick, adjoining Wells and land taken from Phipsburg, site of the Popham Colony. See York. Georgetown, Winnegance. Thompson's Point, the lower point at the mouth of Piscataqua. The pioneers recognized two settle­ the Cochecho River; a regional name for that ments, Upper and Lower, each taking in the stretch of the Piscataqua. See Kittery. settlers on both sides of the river. Among Wells, planted as a town on the Webhannet River; mariners the name long persisted for the whole made a township by Massachusetts to include river. See Portsmouth, Kittery, Dover. Ogunquit and Kennebunk. See Eppeford. Plymouth, in early Me. & N. H. papers, often Wescustogo, North Yarmouth, sometimes called meant Plymouth, Eng. Casco Bay. Portland, first applied by mariners to Portland Westbroók, set off from Falmouth, includes Sacca­ Head, Sound, Passage, Island, in Cape Eliza­ rappa and Cumberland Mills, See Deering. beth, at the entrance of the southerly passage Winnegance, now East Boothbay, the vicinity of to Portland harbor; selected in 1786 as the the Indian carrying place between Winnegance name for the town, three miles distant, when or Linekin's Bay and the Damariscotta River. Falmouth Neck was set off from Falmouth. Winnegance, now the town line between Bath and Portsmouth, grew into a city at Strawberry Bank, Phipsburg, the Indian carrying place between originally included Newcastle, Rye, Greenland the Sagadahoc and Casco Bay. and part of Newington. Winter Harbor, Biddeford Pool, where Sir F. Pownal, set off from Freeport. Gorges proved that white men can endure New Prouts Neck, the original Black Point. England winters. See Saco. Purpooduek, Pooduck, South Portland. Woolwich, Nequasset, Tuessic, see Georgetown. Quamphegan, South Berwick, see Kittery. Yarmouth, Me., the present name of the original Richmond Island, the oldest regional name be­ North Yarmouth. tween Winter Harbor and Sagadahoc. See Yarmouth, Mass., on Cape Cod, the cause of nam­ Cape Elizabeth. ing "North" Yarmouth. Rollinsford, Quamphegan and Salmon Falls, set off York, called Agamenticus by Indians, mariners from Somersworth. and merchants, Bristol by Mr. Maverick, Gor- Rye, tho name hit on in 1726 when Sandy Beach geana by Sir F. Gorges; later was called East (included Odiorne Point) was made a lown. York and for many years Old York, so long as Saccarappa, now Westbrook. New York was known among mariners as York. EXPLANATIONS The arrangement is mainly the same as in Savage's Genealogical Dic­ tionary of New England except that each head of a family is given a para­ graph and numbered. The surnames are in three type forms : the heavier for families that mul­ tiplied ; the less heavy for surnames not perpetuated and transients ; lower case for strange or doubtful names, and for cross references. Surnames re­ garded as distinct but liable to be confounded are sometimes grouped under the commoner name, with only necessary cross references. Under each surname the heads of families are arranged alphabetically, regardless of generations, and the figure following a name refers the reader to the paragraph treating of that person's parentage, not always fully proven. Through each paragraph the names of the children are distinguished by bold face type. A question mark against the number of children does not imply doubt whether the person had children, but how many — usually more. Modern spellings prevailing in New England are used for surnames that have been perpetuated. Such as have become extinct are modernized accord­ ing to the general trend of similar names, whenever it is clear what sound the ancient spelling stood for; otherwise the obsolete spelling is followed, usually with no attempt at cross references. Dates have been modernized when safe to do so, but in a way to show it was done. But some dates taken from print do not disclose whether modern­ ized or not, and are copied as found ; where important a resort to the orig­ inal records is necessary in some eases. Quaker records of months, many of them improvised a half-century afterwards, are treacherous. The figures for the relative frequency of New England surnames are reckoned from the 1790 census, after the infusion of Scotch-Irish names but before the more recent multiplication from other countries. The English figures are from the Registrar-General's report for 1856, or from the pre­ liminary figures furnished for Lower's Dictionary of Family Names, and are misleading from two causes. The entire treatment was for English and Welsh names blended ; some of the distinctly Welsh names would not count high among English names by themselves. Also the Registrar-General saw fit to reckon Brown-Browne two names (as also Clark-Clarke, Davies-Davis). Really the statistics cover only the 48, not fifty, commonest names, and other variant spellings not appearing at all could not fail to alter the order more or less. Yet, as approximate, the figures are of interest. The symbols used in "Savage" and in Farmer's Register have not been used in Part I, but are intended for the remaining parts : §, Governor or President. f, Deputy Governor. J, Assistant or Coun­ cillor. *, Representative. ||, member of the A. & H. Art. Co. There will be no cross index, partly to save time and expense, partly be­ cause the book itself is an index, partly to encourage initiative among be­ ginners in genealogy, who should be made to realize that there were many persons of the same name in old days as now. The place of a cross index is imperfectly supplied by the cross references. While properly ambitious to have the work free from errors, I have tried xvi Explanations not to let that inducement bend me backwards. I have made flat statements as of fact whenever in my judgment the materials at hand warranted, the usual test being whether a different hypothesis could be set up agreeing with all the known facts and reasonably possible. While intending to be sure of my ground every time, I face the liability of erring one or more times in every hundred conclusions, and I deliberately elected this course rather than safeguard my "authority" by spattering the pages with (prob.) and ( ?). At the worst I hope for not one in twenty of Savage's errors, done as his work was, at home and in his office, without even going through the probate rec­ ords in his own town — and with not a fortieth part of the materials in print that are now available. These remarks imply no disparagement of my pred­ ecessor's almost uncanny perception of hidden error; the name of Hon. James Savage will probably, and deservedly, be handed down as the ablest and keenest antiquary who has given himself to genealogy. But a different policy has been followed regarding the English homes of the emigrants, not within the scope of this work. Most such identifications have been mere guesses at identity, exposed as such upon any adequate in­ vestigation. Even Savage himself, after visiting England, made a false identification of his own English ancestry. Of a different order, not a few flattering lines of descent rest on forged records fabricated by English swindlers. Therefore no English home has been given if there seemed to be even a faint possibility of error.

ABBREVIATIONS ± more or less, about grst. gravestone ab. about Gt. Is. Great Island abs. absence from divine worship hus. husband abut. abuttor, abutting improb. improbably acct. account int. intentions of marriage, intestate adj. adjoining inv. inventory adm. administration, admitted Ken. Kennebec aft. after Kit. Kittery ag. aged liv. living al. allegiance m. married, marriage app. apparently, appointed manif. manifestly appr. apprentice -ed, appraiser min. minister approx. approximately mo. mother, month assoc. associated, associations O.A. oath of allegiance b. born, birth obv. obviously b. c. born about par. parish bef. before perh. perhaps Bid. Biddeford petn. petition bot bought Pise. Piscataqua bp. baptised, baptism poss. possibly br. brother presum, presumably bur. buried prop. proprietor c. circa, about pub. published ch. child, -dren, church rec. records, recorded Cora, t.e.s.c. Commissioners to end small causes rem. removed conj. conjectural rep. report, representative cons. consistently res. residence d. died, death s. son, sons dau. daughter s.p. sine proles, without issue dec. deceased Sag. Sagadahoc dep. deposed, -osition, deputy Sag. Crk. Sagamore Creek desc. descendants, descended Sals. Salisbury dist. distribution, distinction, distinguished Sc. Scarborough dism. dismissed sis. sister evid. evidently Spur. Spurwink ex. executor St. Bk. Strawberry Bank f. father unm. unmarried Fal. Falmouth w. wife fid. fidelity wid. widow, former widow gdn. guardian Wint. Har, Winter Harbor grs. grandson CONTRACTIONS USED IN CITATIONS Local books readily turned to under each town are omitted. Arch. —• See Mass. Arch. Asp. — Notarial Records of William Aspinwall, 1644-1651. Record Commissioners Reports, vol. 32, (Boston), 1903. Board of Trade N. E. —- See P. R. O. Bodge —• George M., Soldiers in King Philip's War, 3d ed., (Boston), 1906. C. O. 1 — See P. R. O. Court Files — See N. H. Court Files. Doc. Hist. — Documentary History of the State of Maine, vols. I-XXIV, edited by William Willis, Charles Deane, Mary Frances Farnham and James P. Baxter (Maine Historical Society, Port­ land), 1869-1916. Folsom, Orig. Doc. —• [George Folsom], a Catalogue of Original Documents in the English Archives relating to the Early History of the State of Maine (New York), 1858. Hill Mss. — Papers of Capt. John Hill of Berwick, in custody of N. E. H.-G. Soc. Hoyt's Sals. — David W. Hoyt, Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury: 1897-1919. Hutchinson Coll. —• [Thomas Hutchinson], A Collection of Original Papers Relative to the History of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, first published in Boston in 1769 (Prince Society, Albany), 1865. Jenness — John Scribner Jenness, Transcripts of Original Documents in the English Archives relat­ ing to early New Hampshire, (New York), 1876. Reprinted in Prov. Papers xvii. 475-603. Lech. — Thomas Lechford's Note-Book, 1638-1641. (Cambridge), 1885. London Transcripts of N. H. Hist Soc. — Transcripts of New Hampshire Documents in the British Archives, 1620-1716, made for the New Hampshire Historical Society under direction of B. F. Stevens & Brown, and awaiting publication. Sixteen volumes. Mass. Arch. —• The manuscript archives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the office of the Secretary, including 326 volumes of scrap-booked files. Mass. Records — Records of the Governor and Company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, editor (Boston), 1853-1854. Me. H. & G. Ree. —• Stephen Marion Watson, Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder (Port­ land), 1884-1898. Me. Prov. & Court Ree. —• Maine Province and Court Records, Vol. I, Charles Thornton Libby, editor, (Portland), 1928. N. E. Reg. — New England Historical and Genealogical Register (Boston), 1847—. N. H. Court Files — The earlier in scrapbooks, cited by volume and page, the later in folders, cited by numbers. N. H. Deeds —• The deeds of the whole province down to 1771, formerly kept at Exeter, now at Concord, in the custody of the New Hampshire Historical Society. N. H. Gen. Ree. — Charles W. Tibbetts, New Hampshire Genealogical Record (Dover), 1904-1910. N. H. Prov. Papers — New Hampshire Provincial (or State) Papers, published by the State, volumes I-XXXIII (Concord), 1867-1915. Pejepscot Mss. — Records and papers of the Pejepscot Proprietors, Maine Historical Society. Province Papers — See N. H. Province Papers. P.R.O. C.O.I — Public Record Office, Colonial Office 1, the present classification of New England materials in the British Archives. Sainsbury —• Calendars of State Papers, Colonial Series, America and West Indies, edited by W. Noël Sainsbury, 1574-1660, 1661-1668, 1669-1674, 1675-1676, with addenda 1574-1674. (Lon­ don), 1860—. Suff. Court Files — Ancient files of the General, Superior (circuit), County and other courts of the Colony and Province of Massachusetts Bay, now in the custody of the Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court. Weare Papers — Mss. of the Weare family of New Hampshire, in the custody of the New Hampshire Historical Society. Willis Mss. — Manuscript collections of Hon. William Willis of Portland, in the custody of the Maine Historical Society. Winth. — Governor Winthrop's Journal or History of New England, edited by James Savage (Bos­ ton), 1853. York Deeds—York Deeds (York County, Mass., now Maine), Books I-XVIII (Books I-XI pub­ lished by the Maine Historical Society) (Portland, Bethel), 1887-1910. THE LISTS are numbered by hundreds in four sets: General Lists Acadia (Penobscot and East) 1-5 Kennebec to St. Georges 6-19 Province of Maine 21-39 New Hampshire 41-69 Inter-province, Merchants' Accounts, etc 71-99

By Towns or Localities MAINE PROVINCE OF MAINE SAGADAHOC Pejepscot and Maquoit St. Georges 101 North Yarmouth 211-214 Monhegan 111-112 Falmouth (and Cape Elizabeth) . . 221-229 Pemaquid and Muscongus 121-127 Scarborough 231-239 Damariscotta | Saeo (and Biddeford) 241-249 Winnegance I 141-142 Cape Porpus (Kennebunkport) . .. 251-259 Damariseove I Wells (and Kennebunk) 261-269 Cape Newagen J York 271-279 Sheepscot 161-164 Kittery and Berwick 281-299 Kennebec; (see also Pejepscot). . . 181-191 NEW HAMPSHIRE Isles of Shoals !01"!?? Newcastle lï]'îla Portsmouth and Greenland 321-339 Newington (Bloody Point) 341-343 Dover 351-359 Durham (Oyster River) 361-369 Exeter and Stratham 371-389 Hampton and Kingston 391-400 W The region of Nashua, N. H, was genealogically part of Massachusetts until after the Scotch Irish came to Londonderry; likewise the whole southern tier of the present New Hampshire towns until 1741.

"MARKS" IN SIGNATURES SUBSTITUTES FOR "PROBABLY" Short of having engravings made of all That sandbagged, chloroformed and em­ imitations of "marks" of people who some­ balmed word -probably- is avoided by the times did not (many of them could) write use of other words graded as follows: their names, it has been deemed worth while obviously manifestly evidently to indicate the character of the different apparently presumably marks as follows: more likely than not [probably] J An illiterate cross. not unlikely 2 Apparently an illiterate scroll. perhaps 3 Apparently a trade symbol — carpen­ possibly. ter's square, anchor, oxbow, etc. The words improbably, impossibly, imply a 4 Apparently a crude attempt to write. contradiction of something in print. As for -doubtless-, that word defies analysis. 5 Apparently a feeble attempt to write, If there be no doubt it is surplusage, and a ß "Printed" initial or initials. flat statement is far preferable. The very *J Written initial or initials. use of the word implies doubt, vague and g Monogram, "proper" scroll or flourish. undefined. GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY c of MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE

LISTS

Acadia was French almost all the time, and the Penobscot Indians an un- conquered race, until the English took Quebec (1759). Lists 1-5. 1 Penobscot Trading House, 1630. Lynde of Boston by Hen. Lawton and John Lov- The trading station set up by Edward Ashley, erdure. or Aslley, under the Muscongus patent, was on the William Waldron was merchant aboard. Penobscot river, was the same that fell to the Thos. Gardner wrote from Piscataway 12 Sept. Plymouth Colony after Ashley was shipped home, 1676: the same taken from them by the French — ap­ I was informed by John Cole they had shackles parently in Castine, although Ashley took oath aboard, wherefore I wrote a letter to the master that his dwelling was about sixty miles distant and company at Monhegan warning them not to from the English. The witnesses against him take any Indians east side of Kenibek river be­ were : cause we had made peace with them. He and his John Deacon Olivir Gallow son-in-law John Erthy pestered by the Indians Henry Sampson Thomas Willett charging breach of covenant. George Watson William Phips Petition of Priscilla Leverdure widow of Peter who took oath, July 1631, before: Leverdure. She English, he French, John their Capt. Walter Neale Capt. Henry Keye son, also another son that lives in these parts. Henry Lawton broke prison; 2 English on the Penobscot, 1666. the master fined ; — Doc. Hist, vi. 20 (Mass. Arch, lxvii. 53a) Waldron and Glover tried and discharged. 3 The best view of this region just be­ fore Philip's War may be had in Doc. Hist. vi. 5 Names of Inhabitants between the 42-88, 131. — Mass. Arch. lxi. 63-98. . Rivers Penobscot and St. Croix 11 May 1688. Alter Isaac Chippien to Trippier, p. 46. — 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. i. 82. Alter John Farmer to Fa (r?) mer, p. 46. At Penobscot Alter Peter Grout to Grant, p. 50. St. Castin and Renne his servant. Richard Suiet -sic- (for Swett?), p. 62. At Agjemogin Reach Add Robert Wills±40, 1675, aboard of John Mun- Charles St. Robin's son. nings' vessel when Skipper Uring's vessel was La Flower and wife, St. Robin's daughter. taken. Arch. lxi. 98. Pettit Plesance by Mount Desart Thomas Mitchell's bondsmen were: Lowrey, wife and child. John Lux of Boston. Hind's wife and four children — English. John Dallen of Monhegan. Arch, lxi. 73. In Winscheage Bay, on the eastern side of Mount Desart An Indian Slave Ship. Cadolic and wife. — Suff. Court Files 1592. At Machias Thomas Weber sworn 27 Aug. 1676 Martell, who pretends grant for the river from Thomas Odger before Thomas Gardner Quebeck. His servants: or Agger Richard Oliver John Bretoon, wife and child, of Jersey. Henery Pamer Commissioners for the Latin, wife and three children — English. Richard Glase County of Devon. At Pessimaquody, near St. Croix or Glass St. Robin, wife and son, with like grant from Being at Mt. Desert met with Mounsier Mar- Quebeck. goow frenchman who told them the Ketch Endevor Letrell, Jno. Minns' wife and four children — John Horton master, with John Lauerdore aboard, Lambert and Jolly Cure his servants. did carry 9 Indians away from Michias and more At St. Croix from Cape Sables. Zorzy, and Lena his Bervant. Grant from Que­ The Ketch Endever was chartered from Simon beck. 2 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY Sagadahoc may signify the country from the Kennebec to St. Georges, only described, never named, until called Devonshire by Mass. in 1674; renamed Corn­ wall by New York in 1683. In the Charter of 1691 it was termed ££the territory lying between the River of Sagadahoc and Nova Scotia," which was its official designation down to the Revolution, although it had been made juridically part of York County in 1716, and set off in a separate county (Lincoln) in 1760. Lists 6-16. Q The Popham Colony in 1607. 11 Plymouth Government on the Kenne­ This list of the primeval period is only printed bec. June 20, 1654. because of newly discovered names contributed by — Plymouth Col. Records iii. 58. Col. Banks. These six names, with 11 known be­ Cites orders issued by 'the Council of State of fore, make about one-tenth of the colony. Cf. the Commonwealth of England to govern those Thayer's The Sagadahoc Colony (Gorges Soc.) living upon or near adjoining unto the river com­ 1892; 1 Me. Hist. Coll. iii 279; Mass. Hist. Soc. monly called Kenibec' Records return of Mr. Proc. xviii 82. Thomas Prence who by authority had, 15 May Mr. Fosque. 1654, ordered the marshal of New Plymouth to John Havercombe, master of the Gift of God. summons a meeting at the house of Thomas Ash- Lancelot Booker, Rotherham, York, born 1576. Iy at Merry Meeting on 23 Apr. 1654, where and John Diaman, Stoke Gabriel, born 1553. when the following took the oath of fidelity: Timothy Savage, St. Brigid, London, born 1563. Tho: Purchase gent. John Browne John Fletcher, Stepney, born 1581. John Stone William Davis (John Elliott, Newland, Essex, was born 1584.) Thomas Ashly Thomas Weber John Richards Thomas Atkins *J The master's list of the crew of one of James Smith James Coale Capt. John Smith's ships, on his first voyage, William James John Parker 1614. — Neill's Eng. Colonization of Am. Thomas Parker Emanuell Hughes Master, Edward Brawnde John White Alexander Thawyt Mates John Bennett Officers chosen: Mr. Thomas Purchase Assistant Briane Tocker to the Government in this part of the Jurisdic­ Owner William Treedel tion of New Plymouth. Merchant John Edwards Leeft. Tho. Southworth Assistant now residing at Bosone John Hille Cushenage (and such other as shall be sent Mate, John Downe Gunner and pilot William Gayneye thither from time to time to have the govern­ Mate, James Farre ment of that family.) Quarter Masters Nicholas Collins Thos. Ashly Constable and licensed as innkeeper. Thomas Weber John Barrens 12 Persons who took the Oath of Alle­ Hennerye Batteshill giance to the King 5 Sept. 1665. Steward John Brimelcome — Me. Prov. & Court Ree. i. 245. Cooks Nicholas Head John Hutton 13 Petition of Inhabitants of the East­ Some of the sailors : ern Parts 18 May 1672 to be taken under John Wiles Philip Wiles Thomas Tobbe Massachusetts government. The original petition Thomas Roberts John Hept is a fair copy, subject to errors in deciphering autographs. — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. v. 240. 8 Damariseove, ' Canada, ' 1622-1626. -Kenebec,- read Hammon, Denice, Davys, Thomas John Povy's Letter and the Minutes of the "Vir­ Cock, John Cock. ginia Council show a plantation at Damrills Cove -Cape Bonawagon,- read Gammon, Pride, Arthers, frequented by vessels from Virginia. Among the Calton, Hoalfe, Skinner. names mentioned: -Damoras Coave-, read John Allen, Alter, Symon Mr. Vengham, a man of experience in those parts, Newcombe, Oband. Corbin Luke Edan Henry Hewet -Ships Cott,- read Dwinthim, Mercer, Corbinson, Capt. John Martyn Mr. Humphrey Rastell Collcott, Gympe [Gent?]. Wm. Holland John Crookdeack John Smith -Pemaquid,- read Gardiner, and add John . . . Tho: Scott, a'Quartermaster, Sackford Wetherell -Monhegan,- read Celle, Worring, Fluen, Wills, Nicolas Roe Jeffrey Cornish, (his brother hung) Whittell, Lackrow, Hockridg, Widger. Thomas Crispe, gent. Arthur Avelinge Edward Nevill (disfranchised) Mr.Robert Newman 14 Englishmen Trading within French Edward Barker Wm. Foster John Walton Bounds. Waldron v. Smith. John Qldame, merchant Capt. John Stone — Suff. Court Files 1194. Went to St. Johns trading. On the return were 9 A Monhegan Plantation in 1624. blown off and not knowing where they were went — Putnam's Gen. Mag., Dec. 1916. aground on making land. Thomas Piddock of London in 1628, aged 27, de­ Sander the Scotchman (Alex : Waugh±34, 1672) posed : went ashore upon Addiwocket Bay withinside of Edmund Dockett, Wm. Pomfret and himself Winskeage Island. They hired three Indian squaws in June-July, 1624, being at Menhegan as factors to guide them to the English precincts. The sails for were sold to 'one Mrs. Philips, widow, at a place Abraham and Ambrose Jennings and Wm. Cross Hippocriss.' Part of the cargo was left at Mus­ merchants of Plymouth and London did lade fish of quash Cove with Oliver Duncomb, at the Eastward. The Jacob of (Nore)kham in Freezeland, Tho: Thomas Wilcot±30. Neeson Mr. Alexander Waugh—being off Mt. Desert Hills The Prosperous, Robert Bennett master for the safety of our lives we run the vessel The Golden Catt.John Corbett(also Corbyn)master ashore. Wm. Vengam, 'who was planted upon that island.' William Waldron — his cousin Lidget's bond. Put furs aboard in Nova Scotia. Came from 10 Accounts between Mr. Francis Knight Corbin Sound to Boston by water in about two and Mr. John Holland, 1647-1648. weeks voyage in a shallop belonging to Mrs. — Suff. Deeds, iii. 100-101. Phillips of Ippocrists. THE SAGADAHOC 3

Job Tookie±22 Boston witness in 1673, heard of Justes • read Justice of the Peace. Oliver Duncomb's death. Phi = Parson read Justice of the Peace. John Hincks±23, 21 Jan. 1672 [3. After Christo­ Christopher Ryer read Dyer. pher Smith was castaway in 1671 I heard Sil- William Lowering read Lovering. vanus Davis offer Mr. Smith his passage & goods Robert Cook read Scott? to Boston for what he had, and it should cost Affte Nele read Arthur. the said Smith nothing; and Mrs. Philips asked Goury Gray read Georg» Smith to leave her boat and accept said Davis's John Lange read ? offer. Elius Trucke read Elias Trick. Eoger Rose±87, Jan. 1672[3, was last fall at the house of Andrew Neale having some discourse 18 Petition to the King praising Gov. with the son of Mrs. Phillips of Hypocriss. Andros, dated 25 Jan. 1689-90, by 'the George Manning±28. present & late inhabitants of the Province of Peter Woodhouse±25, Jan. 1672[3, heard Sylva- Maine & County of Cornwall.' A contemporary nus Davis's offer. copy by a stranger is printed in Doc. Hist. v. 34. George Buckland±42, Jan. 1672 [3 'going up a riv­ The original is abstracted in Sainsbury, No. 740, er to Corbin Sound;' Smith lodged at his house with different readings : all the time he was at Corbin Sound; paid two [Vines] for Ellacott. mooseskins, owes him 17 shillings. Lawrence Downes for Jones. Richard Shute±39 I they met at a place William Dennis for Dines. Edward Naylor±38 J called Muspeeky in John Wreford for Wrifard. Thaddeus Makarty±33 ) March, 1671 [2, be­ John Doll [on] for Dolton. came partners — first sailed for Machias where we heard the news of Oliver Duncomb's death, John Shierley (?) for • from thence hastened to Musquash Cove. James Law for Francis Lord. John Wrieford. 19 Sir Edmund Andros's Unofficial Report In Waldron's account: of the Eastern Defences and what happened To provisions at Round Pond. to them after he was deported, made on his ar­ Paid Mr. Shippy of Strawberry Bank for ware^ rival in England. Cf. Doc. Hist. v. 120 for Mass. house room. reply to his statements. Paid for carpenter work on the ship Mr. Hender Pemaquid. 156 men under Capt. Anthony Brock- son built for me : (Bristol) holes, Lieut. James Weems, Capt. Roger Deering Joseph Hasey Tyng, Capt. George Minot. Edward Carter Elihu Gunnison New Dartmouth. 84 men under Lieut. John Jor- Philip Cromwell and others (Newcastle) dan, Capt. Withington. Damariscotta River. A redoubt (at the Pass) on 15 Courts in Sagadahoc set up by Mas­ (East Boothbay) Damariscotta River re­ sachusetts, July 22, 1674. Doc. Hist. iv. 343- lieved every week from 348 (Arch. iii. 307). New Dartmouth. 345 William Walters is Waters in Mass. Rec­ Sagadahoc (Stage Island) 180 men. These sev- ords v. 17. Newtown (Arrowsic) eral forts on the Ken- John Uerrine is Verrine in original. Fort Anne (Woolwich) nebec commanded by Nicholas Denning is Doming in Mass. Ree. v. 17. Pejepscot (Topsham) Lieut. Col. Mackgreg- 346 John Stover is Sxover in original. ory and Major Thom­ as Savage with Capt. 16 'Cornwall' under New York Rule. Manning's company. Magistrates commissioned 1680-1686. Falmouth(Portland) 60 men. Capt.Geo.Lockhart. — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. v. 38, 102, 113. Saco River. 88 men. Capt. John Lloyd, his own (Biddeford) company and a detachment from 1*7 Petition for Ports and against Mr. Maj. Henchman and Capt. Bull. Patteshall, between 22 Nov. 1683 and 21 Apr. Kennebunk 'Fort' commanded by Lieut. 1684. As the original was burnt in the Albany (Kennebunkport) Puddington, to be relieved fire, the print can only be corrected by conjecture. from Saco. — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. v. 88. Wells 'Small fort to be relieved from Saco.' 4 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Maine at the time of its largest extent included all from the Piscataqua to the Sagadahoc or Kennebec, its minimum under Gov. Godfrey but two towns. The brief rule of Lygonia comes under Maine. Although the Isles of Shoals are partly in Maine, their lists are kept together under New Hampshire. Lists 21-39. 21 Calendar of the Trelawny Plantation, Richmond Island and Spurwink (after­ wards Falmouth and now Cape Elizabeth, Maine). Collected from the Trelawny Pa­ pers, published as Volume III of the Documentary Series of the Maine Hist. Society. Done rather hastily, errors may be disclosed by concentrating on single names, but all statements contradictory of the Editor's footnotes are believed to be dependable. Full List of Supply Ships: Year Name Master Out Sailed Arrived Master Back Sailed Arrived 1631- 2(Sinnamon?) John Winter Ab. 17 Apr. 1632 John Winter Aft. 30 July 1632 1632- 3 Welcome John Winter Bef. 10 Jan. 1632-3 Gill Ab. 15 July 1633 2 Mar. 1632-3 (captured) 1633- 4 Hunter Owen Pomeroy 2 Feb. 1633-4 Owen Pomeroy 3 July 1634 7 Aug. 1634 James (Tristram?) Bowes 29 Aug. 1634 Bowes Ab. Oct. 1634 (lost) 1634- 5 Speedwell Narias Hawkins 26 Apr. 1635 John Winter Ab. 28 June 1635 1635- 6 Agnes John Winter Aft. 26 Mar. 1636 Bowes Ab. 27 June 1636 24 May 1636 1636- 7 Hercules Wm. Chappel Ab. 30 Nov. 1636 William Chappel 8 July 1637 13 Feb. 1636-7 The Bark built here, launched 10 June 1637 for England Richmond sailed for the Bay 26 July 1637 Stephen Nichols 20 July 1639 31 Aug. 1639 1637- 8 Fortune James Holman 10 May 1638 James Holman Ab. 11 June 1638 30 July 1638 Samuel William Perrum Ab. June 1638 William Perrum 19 July 1638 24 Sept. 1638 1638-9 Hercules(?) Wm. Hingston Ab. 20 Sept. 1638 William Hingston 17 July 1639 30 Jan. 1638-9 Samuel ( ?) 17 Nov. 1639 14 Dec. 1639 for Virginia '39-40 Star Narias Hawkins 4 June 1640 Ab. 27 June 1640, 10 Sept. 1640 (Name changed to The Friendship? Hawkins was back, master of The Friendship 10 Sept. 1640.)

1640-1 The Ship built here; launched 15 June 1641 Stephen Sargent Ab. 2 Aug. 1641 Richmond 1642-3 Margery Hugh Ball Aft. 22 Nov. 1642 Ambrose Boaden [The Hercules, William Hingston Mr., made other fishing voyages in 1641-2 and 1643-4.] 1631. Dec. 1. Patent to Robert Trelawny and 1637. June 30. John Winter secured livery of Moses Goodyear. seisin of 2,000 acres [Nonsuch], from RichaTd 1631-2. Jan. 18. Power of attorney to John Vines. Witnesses: Thomas Purches, Edward Winter and Thomas Pomery (the latter did not Trelawny, William Chappell, Henry Abley, come over) to take possession. George Newman, Arthur Browne, Arthur Mac- July 21. John Winter secured livery of seisin worth. of Richmond Island from Richard Vines. 1642. Oct. 17. Robert Trelawny was imprisoned Witnesses: Thomas Ca[mmock], Isaac Aller- as a Royalist Member of Parliament. [ton], Richard [ , not Bonython], Thom­ 1643. Apr. 8. Mrs. Trelawny died. as [Aligar]. 1644. Nov. 19. Mr. Trelawny died. July 30. John Winter secured livery of seisin 1645. May 20. John Winter turned over his au­ of the main land from Richard Vines. Wit­ thority to his son-in-law, Rev. Robert Jordan. nesses: Isaac Allerton, William Hingston, 1648. Mr. Jordan had three boats at sea on ac­ Thomas Aligar. count of the Plantation. In Casco Bay Left by Mr. Winter Harry , Came in Gibson before the Patent in 1632 to keep Wife of the Towne The Speedwell Arthur Gill Mr. John Winter possession Came in 1635 Peter Gullett Mr. Henry Russell Thomas Alger The Hunter Mr. Narias Hawkins Andrew Heifer Mr. Joseph Russell John Baddiver 1634 Mr. Edward Reignold Jenkins Mr. William Lash Andrew Alger Mr. Owen Pomeroy Trelawny John Lopes Mr. Guyer Came in A fishing company George Rogers Tobias Short William Gibbins* The Welcome including appar­ Richard Cummings (three * Possibly one of 1633 ently : Roger Willing boat's crews) the 20 men left by Mr. John Winter Richard Downing Alexander Freethy Came in Christopher Levett Thomas Dnstin Richard Corber William Freethy The Hercules in 1624 Matthew Cammage Robert Waymouth Roger Bucknall 1636-7 John Mills Henry Townesend Jos: Crase Peter Hill Mr. William Peter Garland Arthur Heard William Helborne John Lander Chappel] John Cosens Peter Hill Tho: Arrowsmith William Ham Mrs. Joan Winter Ambrose Boaden Charles Hatch William Tucker John Billin Sarah Winter John Taylor John Hoskin John Sanders Oliver Clark John Winter Jr. Bennett Wills Rowland Okers Ship's carpenter, John Symons Tristram Alger Thomas Alger Thomas Kinge Thos: Treleage John Vivion John Libby A servant of John Mills Came in Peter Cobb Nicholas White Mr. George Cleaves John Wilkinson The James Came In William Freethy in 1633, afterwards Richard Pynne 1634 The Agnes Benjamin Stevens employed by Edward Fishcock Mr. (Tristram?) 1636 Thomas Shepherd Mr. Winter Henry Roberts, Bowes Mr. John Winter Priscilla Bickford Oliver Weeks the Baker George Dearing Rev. Richard The old Bickford PROVINCE OF MAINE S

Edward Mylls George Bunt Came in Removed from Thomas Vennion Richard Martin and his son The Hercules Brunswick William Crimpe Stephen Lapthorne Anthony Clark 1638-9 1641 boatswain John Hole Pentecost Hayman Arthur Gill's wife Rev. Robert Jordan Walter Penwill Nicholas Edgecomb "William Hearle John Burrage Hired Here son of Clement Nicholas Matthew Richard Field Robert Saunders 1641- 2 Richard Moursell John Amory William Lucas Sampson Jupe Nicholas Hewit or Marsill Richard Niles William Allen (— boat's crews) Edward Wodley John Morgin Thomas Bone Mark Gaude Came in John Sanders George Weimoth John Hempson Henry Edmonds The Samuel Hired Here Charles Hatch Edward Best 1639 gunner Philip Hatch 1642- 3 John White Henry Hancock ? ? Jonas Beyly Roger Saturly Richard Joy Resorted Thomas Greneslade Anthony Chappie John Libby Ralfe Welch and his boy to the Plantation Nicholas Edgecomb The maid Tomson 1640 Richard Nyles (Ellis Curkeitt?) Edward Treby Came in Nicholas Bonsale (two boat's crews) Jonas Beele Mr. Francis Martin The Margery Richard Creber Hired here Thomas Lissen and two daughters 1642-3 carpenter 1637 Philip Hingston Came in Mr. Hugh Ball Robin Hatch John Roberts Thomas Hammecke The Star Edmond Andrews Came in Came in William Mellin 1640 Robert Saunders The Hercules The Fortune John Garland ? 3 Benj Stephens 1643-4 1638 (four boat's crews) Hired Here ( ? ) John Burrage Paul Mitchell Came in June-July and wife Annis Hired Here Mr. James Holman The Samuel 1641 The Crew 1648 Mr. Stephen Sargent 1638 Michael Maddiver Mr.Ambrose Bouden Roger Satturly and two servants Mr, William Perrum John Lakesley Master back Jeremiah Paul Mitchell Wilmot Randall William Guich Clement Penwill Humphreys 22 Paper backed in contemporary hand: 27 Refugees at Salem in Jan. 1675-6. The Coppy off Mr. Cleeves petition The following persons from Maine were granted read in parliament. a temporary residence by the Selectmen. Richard Tucker George Frost Thomas Page Essex Inst. Coll. xlviii. 20, 21, 25, Michaeli Mitton John Bonython Ambrose Berry (From Falmouth) (From Saco) *Arthure *John West George Mr. Francis Neale [Edward Sheaner?] Mackworth Willm Coale Puddington Geo. Ingarson John Elson Willm Ryall *John Smith John Baker [John Mungy] Walter Mear Arnold Allen *John Wadley Edward Johnson Samuel Pike Arthur Wormsted *Henry Watts Willm Smith Henry Lynne Goodwife Stanford William Frost John Ingerson Arthur Hewes Henry Boade *John John Alcock John Wallis Goodman [Silley ] *Andrew Alger Wilkinson Geo. Ingerson Jr. Syman Bouth *Willm fAnthony John Skillin Walter Penewill Haymonde Newlands Gvles Ebbens tTho : Raynolds *Fran: Robinson (Cape Porpus) Elizabeth Wakefield Henry Sympson Joseph Jenkes Avowed by me (Matthew) Barton Humphrey Cace tRichard Barnard*Peter Weare George Cleeve * Repudiated their names on- the petition in York 28 Yorkshire Petition, 5 July 1676, that court in 1645. Maj. Richard Waldron be restored to his for­ t As Mr. Cleeve signed these names in London mer Magistratical authoritie over this coun­ without authority, he probably misstated these ty— granted 10 Aug. 1676. for -William- Reynolds and -Bartholomew- Bar­ Ezekiel Francis John Wincoll nard. The -N- in Newlands was apparently Knights Sr. Littlefeild John Daves partly altered to -M-. Willyam Brian Pendleton Charles Frost 23 Edward Rigby's Letter to his Council­ Sheldon John Broughton Geo: Broughton lors, 19 July 1652, suspending their authori­ Henery 6 Sam Austin John Littelfeild Browne Humphrey Jos. Bolles ty and declaring their acts void since his father's Tho. 1 Doubtie ChadbourneDanl : 3 Gooddin death. —York Deeds i. 64. James 1 Oarr Benjamin William Spencer 24 Petition to the Lord Protector, 1657. John Wells Bernard Wm. 2 Moore Thomas Baston William Niven 3 Agnew Hutchinson printed this petition without the Joseph Storer Playsteed James 6 Smith signatures (Papers, p. 314); the document in Abra: Preble Richard Foxwell Mass. Arch. (iii. 242) is a copy. This copv is Will Hammonds William 5 Love correctly printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 140, but obvious Jos: Hammond Abrn: 2 Conley errors may be corrected: William 7 Ashly Joseph 6 For Walter Neuuell read Pennell. John Thomson Littlefeild For Nathaniel Load read Nathan Lord. Tho: 2 Litlefeld Thomas Mills For Humph Shadbore read Chadborne. Gowen Willson Peter 6 Clayes For Sampson Auger read Anger. Jonathan 25 Petition from Maine, except Saco and Hammond Scarborough, for Mass. to use force, not 29 Petition of General Assembly to the merely declarative acts, to protect the inhabitants King [June?] 1680. Major Brian Pendleton against a pretended power of Esq. Gorges's com­ officiated as Deputy President at the Court of missioners, [Fall of 1662] —Mass. Arch. 3: 269. Pleas 30 June 1680, although Major John Davis Me. Prov. and Court Records i. 199. had been appointed to that office at the General Court. — Doc. Hist. iv. 396, from copy in Mass. 26 Petition to the King, (1666?). Arch. iii. 343. Doc. Hist. iv. 148 (Folsom Orig. Doc, p. 78; Samuel Davis [-sic-] error for John. Sainsbury no. 1752). James Emery [-sic-] is probably correct although For John Budstarte read Budsarte. the original Maine Court Records record his name For John Dauas read Daves. Anthony. 6 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

30 Major Shapleigh's Petition, printed 31 Protest delivered by John Hole to in 1 Me. Hist. Coll. i. 302 as of 1680 and in President Danforth, 18 March 1679-80, Doc. Hist. iv. 309 as of 1668, was read in Coun­ signed largely by the same persons as 80. As cil in London, 30 Sept. 1680. The prayer was to printed in Doc. Hist, i v. 391, errors are repro­ be reinstated under Royal authority, although duced from what is only a copy, Mass. Arch. iii. Mass. had bought the Gorges patent. The original 341. The following names correct such errors, petition must have remained in the hands of Maj. and also include those not found in 30- Shapleigh, who had two fair copies made, signed John Murrel John Banks in person by himself, John Hole, William Scriven Arthur Beale John Batson and a few others. One of these copies was inter­ Gabriel Tetherly Daniel Dill cepted by Mass. and is now in the N. Y. Public Christian Ramuck John Persons Library. A copy of this copy is in Mass. Arch, Richard Green William Ashley iii. 288, printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 309. Major Geo. Burren Shapleigh's other copy, which reached London, is C. O. 1. 46. No. 14. What is printed in Me. Hist. Coll., with 19 fewer names, may possibly be from 32 President Danforth 's Town Trustees. the original. The Mass. copy was made by pass­ These trust deeds were to transfer from the ing a ruler down the petition and taking off the Lord Proprietor to the inhabitants in each town names crosswise the page as reached, thus de­ the vacant lands in each town, subject to quit- stroying local associations, besides misreading rents. The deeds for Saco, Wells and Kittery are many names. The original petition must have missing, but those we know of survived precari­ been started in Kittery, headed in four columns ously, and there is no reason to doubt that they by Nicholas Shapleigh, John Hole, Enoch Hutchins were given to all of the towns. They were all ex­ and Richard White. The three columns below ecuted in Boston 26 July 1684. reproduce to some extent the original local group­ North Yarmouth ings, but without transferring single names of Jeremiah Dummer John Royal men apparently away from home when they signed. Walter Gendall John York Nie: Shapleigh John Miller Nathan Bedford — York Deeds xvii. 97. John Hole John Batson Geo: Ingerson (An earlier unacknowledged deed, 28 June 1684, Enoch Huchins John Pudington Anthony Bracket has John Harris in place of Mr. Dummer. — Richard White Sampson Anger Thadeus Clarke Proprietors' Records.) Roger Dearing Thomas Mussey John Davies Falmouth John Twisden Laurence Davies Capt. Edward Tyng Capt. Anthony Bracket JamesWiggin Sr. Wm. [Reener?] Capt. Silvanus Davis Mr. Dominicus Jordan Digery Jeffrey [Pearce?] Mr. Walter Gendall Mr. George Brimhall Stephen Jenkins William Rogers Mr. Thadeus Clark Mr. Robert Lawrence Tho: Furnall John Welden — York Deeds xiv. 226. Tho: Hanscom John Skilling Scarborough Rich: Miller Joseph Ingerson Capt. Joshua Scottow Andrew Brown Rich: Green George Ingerson Edmund Hamon Joseph Hodsden Mr. Walter Gendall Ambrose Boaden Tho : Rice Tho : Stanford Richard Honeywell John Tenney Rich: Nason Robert Stanford William Burridge Rich: King John Wallis — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. iii. 232. GabriellTetherly Nathl. Wallis Cape Porpus Christian Sampson Penlee John Barrett Sr. John Badson Remuick Philip Lewes John Purrington Peter Dixon John Holman ;*i J£; SAJJWTI —York Deeds xiv. 209. Elihu Gunison Steph: Latherbe Joshua Downing Continuation Robert Haines York Richard Gowell of Col. 1. William Haines Major John Davis Capt. Job Alcock John Morill John Trickey Richard Bray Edward Rishworth, Esq. Lieut. Abraham Preble Jabez Jenking Francis Trickey Josiah White — York Town Records, p. 500. John White William Hilton Rich: Cawley 33 Remonstrance against Removing the John Greene John Billing Tho: Bickford Records to Scarborough, 6 July 1686. George Buren Sampson White Henry Libbe — Doc. Hist. vi. 213-215 (Mass. Arch, exxvi. 22). Adrian Fry Rice Thomas Xtopher York: Alter Nicarm Mark— to Micam Mach- Richard Banks John Bale Edgecomb eyntyre. John Key Lewis Tucker John Jordan Alter Henry Lampell to Lamprell. Rowland Young Nicho: Tucker Samuel Jordan Saco: Alter Thomas Mose Jr.to Hale [Haley]. Jeremiah Sheres Humphrey Domin : Jordan Alter Stuen berthbe to [? rthbe]. Joseph Daniell Churchwell Jeremiah Jordan Alter William Diser to Dicer. Thomas Trafton Paul Williams Wm. Mansfield Wells: Alter Nathl. M to Masters. Nathl. Raines Thomas Patten John Flee John Bran John Dymond Ambrose Boden Alter John Barrel to Barret. Arthur Baiel Jonathan Nason Peter Shaw Berwick: Alter Wm. Blaisteed to Plaisteed. Jasper Pulman John Taylor Christo : Spurreil Alter William Loue to Love. Nathl. Daniell Wm. Furbush John Tinny Alter Anthonie Fotham to Fothano. Will: More John Granger James Randle Alter Tho: Goodging to Gooding [-win]. Clement Short Benj. Nason John Mackerel York: Alter Mark Richard Bancks -duplicate- Alex: Cooper Nathan Lord Jr. John Simpson Alter John to Wanttworth. John Card Abram Lord Anthony Roe Alter J Grant to James Grant. Thomas Curtis James Stacpole Philip Foxwell Tho : Littlefeild John Nason Wevmouth 34 Land Warrants under Andros in 1687- Tho : Bragden Xpher Batt Bickton 1688, "excellently well printed in Col. Soc. of JamesWiggin Jr. Andra Serle Sr. Henry Elkins Mass., xxi. 292. The original in Mass. Arch, has John Mogridge John Serle Tho: [Mosse?] plainly (79) 'John' Ockman, but the recorder John Amerideth John Neale John Baret must have misread Tobias. 'Arriscott' must be Sr. Peter Grant Robert Edge Harraseeket, now Freeport. Thomas Shippard John Amerideth John Hill (32) appears altered from Sheppard. Daniel Hogg Jr. William Scriven (58) must be Fogg. All the land warrants in Wm. Tetherly Richard Rogers Maine are cited. PROVINCE OF MAINE 7

35 Councils of War, Scarborough and Fal­ Daniel Smith, his wife and one child mouth, Nov. 11-13, 1689. — Doc. Hist. v. 3-4. taken Nathan Taylor killed 36 Garrisons East of the Piscataqua Lt. More and Samuel Smith taken April 30, 1690. Doc. Hist. v. 91 (Mass. Arch.) John Hibard killed John Honiwell [-sic-] intended Richard. Robert Edgecomb's son taken John Benighton and his wife and 37 Casualty List of Expedition East- four children taken ward, 7 Aug. 1691. — Doc. Hist. v. 281-282 Henry Smith killed Humphrey Seammond and two chil­ 38 Garrisons Reviewed by the Governor dren taken in Nov. 1711. — Me. H. & G. Register ii. 113. Thomas Harvey killed The whereabouts of this document, at that time Joseph Cole and his son killed, his in the hands of S. P. Mayberry, is at present wife and one child taken 2 unknown. Corrected by conjecture: Read Jo Littlefield Joseph. 24 Read Deken? Littlefield Deliv(erence). Blackpoint Read 10 Jona Littlefield Josiah. John Simpson and two of his fam­ Read Mr. Daniels Mr. Donnell's. ily taken 3 Read Mr. Blake Mr. Black. Mary Ellson taken 1 Read Peter Newell Peter Nowell. Read Mr. Pentons Mr. Norton's. Read Mr. Rames Mr. Raines. Spurwink 4 Read Mr. Walkers fMr. James Warren's?]. Dominicus Jordan killed, his wife Read Mr. Neeson Mr. Nason. and children taken Jeremiah Jordan's wife and seven 6 39 Casualty List, killed, wounded and children taken, one of which taken, 10 August 1703. killed three days after The burning memory of this treacherous day John Jordan and four of his family 7 cost many hundred Indians their lives, women and killed children included. Wells 13 Joseph Hill's two children killed, Purpooduek himself and wife wounded 2 2 Thomas Lovett and his wife and William Parsons and three children four children taken killed and his wife taken 4 1 Joseph Matteford killed and his Jeremiah Story, one child killed and wife taken two taken captive 1 2 Henry Thrasher killed Samuel Hill, his wife and seven of Benjamin Wallis's wife and three his family taken 9 children killed Benjamin Curtis killed 1 Joseph Wallis's wife killed Joseph Sawyer, his wife and her Joseph Morgan's wife and two chil­ sister killed and one taken 3 1 dren killed James Adams, his wife and three Josiah Wallis's wife and three chil­ children taken 5 dren killed Thomas Wells, his wife and four Michael Webber's wife and six chil­ children killed 6 dren killed Moses Littlefield's wife and three Leonard Slow, his wife and three children taken 4 children killed

17 22 Cape Porpus Casco Philip Dudy's wife and four chil­ Lewis Tucker's wife and daughter dren taken killed William Letherby's wife taken and Philip Lawless and his wife and five two children killed 1 children taken John Turbett's wife taken 1 Hugh Mackenny and William John Sanders killed Strobbs' wife killed John Davis taken 1 Thomas Southard and his wife ta­ John Batson's wife, her sister, and ken four children taken 6 Rose Thomas's wife taken William [K or V]enney and John 14 Jones killed 2 Winter Harbor and Saco Mr. David Phippeny and son John John Sargent and his son Joseph killed 2 killed Mr. John Kent and Stephen Lucas Benj. Sargent's wife killed and killed 2 three children taken Joshua Pilsbury killed 10 10 Ebenezer Hill and his wife and two Total 73 94 of Capt. Wheelwright's children taken 8 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

New Hampshire's four towns first came together as a separate government when taken away from Massachusetts in 1679-80, reviving the name by which Capt. Mason called his patent. Hampton had always been part of Massachusetts; the upper and lower Piscataqua combinations did not unite before yielding to that govern­ ment; Exeter yielded last of all. Lists 41-69. 41 Calendar of the Laconia and Mason Plantations, now Rye, Newcastle, Portsmouth and Berwick. Collated from papers saved by Mr. Ambrose Gibbins and in the British Archives supplemented from Winthrop's History and Fleet's Journal. (Six forged documents now kept with the Gibbins papers are disregarded.) Full List of Supply Ships: Year Name Master Out Sailed Arrived Master Back Sailed Arrived 1C30 Bark Warwick Wetherell March 27 June 1 Aug. 14 1631 Pied Cow Capt. Henry Keyes March June [Brought trade goods, three wives and some Frenchmen to make salt.] [Mr. Bright and Mr. Lewis were also mentioned] Bark Warwick(2) John Dunton July 4 Sept. 9 Remained several years in Virginia. Capt. Henry Fleet [Brought a soldier for exploring (Thomas Wannerton?), and a factor (Mr. Herbert 2) to take charge of trade goods. 1631-2 PiedCow(2) Wm. Stephens Nov. 17 John Raymond, purser. [Brought goods to be delivered to Capt. Neale what he had cash beaver to buy with, the balance to be sold outside.] Lion's Whelp John Gibbs Jan. [A trading and fishing voyage into which ten 'adventurers' put £485. In London in 1638 Mr. Gibbs had recovered a judgment against the La­ conia partners, and also against Capt. Neale for a bill drawn on them 6 Aug. 1632 for spices and sugar. Ship John April 18 [George Vaughan, factor. Consignment of trade goods to be disposed of for cash beaver.] These were the last goods sent over by the Laconia Company. The next voyage of Pied Cow was Gorges and Mason's own venture. Whether Capt. Mason by himself sent a ship is uncertain, as Mr. Jocelyn's papers are lacking. Pied Cow (3) Hay 5 July 8 Aug. 6 was on point of sailing for Saco to load clapboards and staves. [Brought Mr. Jocelyn to take charge, mills for Berwick and York, and three partners under contract to set up Capt. Mason's mills and run them on shares.1 charge of Capt. Mason's separate share. 1622 Aug. 10. Patent of the 'Province of Maine' ; to Sir Ferdinando Gorges and Capt. John July 20. Mr. Jocelyn took charge. Mason. . 1634- 5, Feb. 3. Allotment of New Hampshire and 1629 Nov. 17. Patent to the Laconia Company northern Massachusetts to Capt. John (Sir Ferdinando Gorges, Capt. John Ma­ Mason. son and partners.) Attorney to make liv­ Apr. 22. Patent of same. Attorneys to ery of seisin Edward Godfrey. make livery of seisin Henry Jocelyn, Esq., March 6. License issued to Capt. Henry Ambrose Gibbins, gentleman. Keyes to transport from Portsmouth, Eng., Aug. 19. King's patent to Capt. John Ma­ to Pascatoway 30 quarters of meal and son. 20 quarters of pease for the relief of the Dec. Capt. John Mason died. Planters there, who through want of such 1635- 6, . Mr. Jocelyn gave over his charge to supplies are not able to proceed to a fur­ Mr. Gibbins and removed to Maine. ther discovery there. 1638, May 6. Mrs. Ann Mason gave power of at­ 1631, Nov. 1. (Captain Walter Neale, Henry Joce- torney to Capt. Francis Norton of Charles- Dec. 1. ( lyn lieutenant and Richard Vines town, Mass., to recover her husband's gentleman, attorneys of the Presi­ estate. dent and Council of New England to make 1638-9, Feb. Robert Houghton, citizen and brew­ livery of seisin in the Cammock and Tre­ er of London, brother-in-law of Capt. lawny patents. Norton, took a 5-year lease, being already Nov. 3. Confirmation to the partners of the in possession by his agents. Laconia Company by name. Attorneys to Feb. 28. Suit against Sir Ferdinando Gorges make livery of seisin Capt. Thomas Cam- for non-payment of stock subscription, ínock, Henry Jocelyn or any of the officers. June, 1632 ; plaintiffs recovered. 1632, Dec. 5. Capt. Neale recalled and the serv­ 1640, May 14. Capt. Norton back in London tes­ ants ordered dismissed. tifying as a witness in litigation. 1633, June 17. Servants dismissed. 1650-1, March 3. Mrs. Ann Mason gave power of July 15. The Governor departed from the attorney to Joseph Mason to recover her plantation. husband's estate. He accused the follow­ Aug. 15. Capt. Walter Neale and some eight ing servants of embezzling it: Mr. Roger of his company sailed from Boston. Knight, Mr. Ambrose Gibbons, one Chad- — Winthrop. burne and his sons, Wall, Goddard and Dec. 6. Division of land and 32 hogs among others, although those turned off iu 1633 without their wages were promised deeds the partners. of land. 1634, May 5. Henry Jocelyn sent back to take The Laconia Com- Capt. John Mason were from time to Capt. Neale's Beaver-Cash Acct. pany of London, oth­ John Cotton time held by : ) This abstract includes all names erwise called by their William Cotton Henry Gardner (and corrects errors) occurring in own secretary 'mer­ (Gorges and Mason George Griffeth the fully printed document in Prov. chant adventurers be­ after the latter bought Thos. Wannerton Papers Ï 71, showing disbursements yond the seas' con­ out the two Cottons Edwin Guy after 1 Apr. 1633. Presumably the sisted of : held a half interest. or Gayer men dealt with did not belong to Sir Ferdinando Gorges The other four shares Richard Pulford the plantation, but may have come PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 9

Thomas Eyre Thomas Blacke some of these maj' with Mr. Thomson. Elyanor Eyre or Blake have come with Mr. Pd the Smith for work. Eliezer Eyre Stephen Kedder Thomson, Pd Mr. Bole for aq. vitae. William Gyles Thomas Crockett Ould Father Peach Pd Mr. Luxon for vinegar. July 4, 1664, George Sidiach Miller John Bennett Pd Mr. Luxon for butter. Griffeth, Henry Gard­ his two servants John Grear or Goder To the Taylor for mending. ner and Eleazer Eyres Adrian Tucker Petfree For 14 fathom of wamp. sold a quarter inter­ Henry Langstaff Lawrence Ellins For 1 fathom of black wamp. est to Capt. John Lit- James Wall John Wotton To the fishermen for carry in tlebury. Wm. Chadbourn William Jones into the Bay. mg me Inclusive List of John Goddard Dr. Renald Fernald For Labrisset and Charles, People Sent Over Thomas Spencer Anthony Braekett charge £1. their John Wilcox Capt. Walter Neale John Wall Pd to Capt. Mason for iy2 hogs, of Mr. Edward Godfrey Mr. Card Robt. Puddington mault. Mr. Ambrose Gibbins (minister) Henry Taylor More to Capt. Mason for 5 % lb. of and wife Mr. John Reynolds John Jones sugar. Lieut. Henry Jocelyn 'the old Doctor' Nicholas Row More to Capt. Mason for 8 gals, of Capt. Thomas John Heard Matthew Coe sack. Cammock Francis Matthews William Palmer John Pickering amunition breeches. Mr. Thomas William Berry Michael Eighteen of these Steephen [not carried out]. Wannerton names are found in To John Goder (?) for three boosh- Mr. Herbert Chatterton the fraudulent list els of corne. Mr. John Raymond Thomas Withers fabricated about the For Phillip Swadden for 9 booshels Mr. George Vaughan For the foregoing, of corne. by land holdings or year 1705. Roger Knight *Not 'Dermit;' prolonged study and wife otherwise, there is some contemporary will be necessary to decipher this Charles Knill name. William Cooper evidence. The fol­ Ralph Gee lowing, early on the tThis must have been phonetic Wm. [Dermit*] river, may have been for Ambrose, the L standing for the Thomas Feverill sent over to this plan­ obsolete gutteral 1 which was exiled tation, or possibly from the English tongue under the A boy [drowned] stigma of lambdacismus. 42 Fined for felling trees wastefully 47 Mr. Corbett's Petition [26 July 1665] (1643). — N. H. Deeds i. 17. for which the Bostoners jailed him has been Philip Swadden Andrew Harwood printed three times, (Folsom, Jenness), most ac­ Tho: Johnson Tho : Furson cessibly in N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 512, where it may be corrected, partly by Folsom: 43 Sworn as Freemen, 1644, 1657. For Hancking, Hu- James (Harben?) — N. E. Register viii. 77. Blake, prob. Black Termly to Twainly In the heading cancel Exeter. (In 1854 the rec­ Lea, prob. Dea Necoth to Newtt ords now at Concord were kept at Exeter.) Geo. Iraf, in Folsom Robert (Heden?) [Sworn 17 Apr. 1644, four Exeter men.] Drap, prob. Drake [Sworn 14 July 1657, 19 Portsmouth men.] Frances, change to Robert, anglicized from Hujbrecht, Mattoone. Francis thrice Question "William [Movis?]

44 Petition to Mass. of the Inhabitants 48 Sir William Warren's list named for in Piscataqua and the Isles of Shoals' to forti- Councillors of New Hampshire, 7 July 1679, iy the river, 18 May 1653.—Mass. Arch. iii. 212. among whom he had dealt with Messrs: Sheafe, Strawberry Bank Brian Pendleton Waldron, Coffin and Outt. Those marked (*) Richard Cutt were approved on the same day, although only Kittery Tho. Withers nine of them were named in the charter. Nie : Shapleigh In Exeter Isles of Shoals Rice Cadogin In Dover Philip Babb *Mr. John Gilman *Maj. Richard Waldren Dover Richard Waldron *Mr. John Foulsam •Mr. Peter Coffin Hatevill Nutter In Portsmouth *Mr. John Gerrish Mr. Sampson Sheafe *Mr. Anthony Nutter 45 Petition 18 May 1659 for twelve miles *Mr. Elias Stileman In Hampton . square at Pennecooke, signed also by other *Mr. John Cutt *Mr. Saml. Dolton Sen. Essex County men: *Capt. Thomas Daniel *Capt. Christopher Richard Walderne William Furber *Mr. Richard Martin Hussey Val: Hill Roger Plaisteed *Capt. Nathaniel Fryer *Mr. John Samburn Peter Coffin Benj. Swett *Mr. William Vaughan Mr. Nath. Wyer John 3 Hird Nathaniel Weare 46 Commissioners in 1660 to end all dif­ 49 Province Voting List, 16 Feb. 1679-80, ferences regarding town boundaries: for electing deputies for the General As- Portsmouth Mr. Thomas Broughton sembly. —• N. H. Prov. Papers xix, 659. Capt. Brian Pendleton Mr. Elias Stileman Dover Capt. Walderne 50 Military Commissions 25 March 1680 Elder Wentworth — N. H. Prov. Papers xix. 667. Leut. [Ralph] Hall Alter Capt. Thomas Dainel to Daniel. Sergt. Will. Furber Richard Ottis Oyster River Mr. [Valentine] Hill 51 Owners of Shipping, August 1681. Ensign John Davis Corrected by conjecture. Will. Roberts — Prov. Papers xviii. 922-923. Will. Williams Sen. Alter Matthew Eslis to Estes. Robert Burnum Question Thomas Conell. 10 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

52 1683-1686. This List consolidates four lists preserved in Concord or London, all four general for the whole of New Hampshire. (1) Tax lists of 1684 sent to London, of which Nicholas Smith John Sherburn the N. H. Hist. Soc. have copies. Philip Moody Henry Sherburn — London Transcripts iv. 89-113 Simon Wiggin Thomas Edmonds (2) Secretary Chamberlain's list of householders George Walker Anthony Stanyan from which jurymen were drawn for the Mason Tobias Langdon John Plaisted suits. —Prov. Papers ii. 554 John Sloper John Pickering Jr. (3) A compiled list of the Mason suits, perhaps John (Clark?) Samuel Neal incomplete. John (Folsom?) John Banfield (4) Petition against Gov. Cranfield taken to Lon­ don by Nathaniel Weare, agent for the petitioners. (1) New Hampshire tax lists, P. R. O. C. 0. 54, (2)* and (3) were entirely different sets of men. no. 25 I-VIII. Intended only for those refusing Those not posted to (1) or (4) are as follows: to pay taxes to Gov. Cranfield, many willing to (2) , total number 33 pay were included, while some, especially a large Benj. Matthews William Hilton part of the congested population of Strawberry John Rand Francis Lyford Bank, were omitted. Apparently the complete Henry Roby Edward Sewall lists for Greenland and Sandy Beach were sent. Nathl. Boulter Charles Hilton Portsmouth and Strawberry Bank Christopher Palmer Humphrey Spencer Sworn by John Pickering, Constable John Lock (In this list those not refusing to pay were (3) , total number 74 omitted). Great Island Oyster River John Denick 4 William Walker Sampson Sheafe Robert Burnum George Hunt[ress] 4 Daniel Wescott John Rawlins John Hill Sr. John Hunkin 4 Ephrim Lyn Samuel Hill William Ham John Baker 3, Hampton Kittery Richard Jackson 4 John Cavileare Benj. Brown (islands in Piscat­ William Earll 3, 4 Nicho : Walden Samuel Sherburn Richard Martin 3, 4 James Lovett aqua River) John Saward Mrs. Daniel Exeter Thomas Furnell Samuel Case (Keais) 3 Richard Shortridg William More William Furnell Thomas Withers Obediah Morse Robert Pudington William Ardell Ed. Melcher £ Hugh Leare (4) The original petitions in London bear 321 John Tucker Daniel Duggins signatures, as against 213 in the copy printed in Mathew Nelson James Jones Prov. Papers i. 559. The following names are Jane Joce William Cotton not found in (1) : Richard Waterhouse Nehemiah Partridg John Parteridg Richard Webber Ralph Hall [Dover] Samuel Blagdon John Fletcher Jacob Lavers George Fabins Joseph Beard John Bartlett Sam: Clarke 2, Thomas Tibbets Timothy Davis Daniel Lamprey John Shipway 3, 4 John Duglis William Williams William Pitman James Nutt Jr. Hampton 3 John Wakeham John Leavett Thomas Wakeham John Woodman John Serll Lewis Williams John Haves Morris Hobbs Jr. Henry Kerk John Smith William Mason John [Dam Sr.?] Henry Savage Edward Skat [Cate] Thomas Chesle James Marston John Cotton William Tascat William Brooken Nathaniel Hill John Berry Jr. Great Island Oyster River John Foss Jr. Sworn by Daniel Ushaw, Constable, 25 Aug. 1684. Jonathan Woodman John Seavey 2 Richard Abbott James Robinson 2 John Nutter Elias Stileman < Joseph Read the Smith Benj. Bickford Christopher Kenniston Pheasant Eastwick Nicholas Heskins George Brawn Thomas Parker Joseph Rayne Thomas Rawlins Will Holdridge Edward Randle John Amaseen 3 William Vaughan William Row Joseph Mussett Richard Waldron Jr. James Prescott Daniel Ushaw &c. Widow Jones Samuel Wentworth John Clifford Sen. Joseph Purmett Í Samuel Roby John Partridge Jr. John Clifford Jr. 3 David Kemball George Walton Thos. Deverson Thomas Ward Henry Crowne John Clarke & Man an White Moses Swett Mathew Estes Thomas Jones William Cate Henry Lamprey John Lewis Í Widow Johnson Richard Monson Seth Fogg Thomas Cobbet Arthur Head Thomas Cotton Samuel Palmer Capt. Barefoot James Leach 2 Robert Almery Thomas Marston 2 Francis Tucker & 2 Sons 2 Samuel Rand Francis Page Jeremy Hodgsdon John Cross Silvanus Wentworth Samuel Marston Widow Lux Aron Ferris Thomas Cram Samuel Dow Andrew Cranch James Payne James Derry Humphrey Perkins Mr. Hincks Edward Carter 2 Jeremiah Burnham Philemon Dalton Mr. Eliott & Tho. Joce Jeremy Walford Joseph Stevenson Philip Towle Jr. Edw. Beale James Davis Joshua Towle A fragment of the Strawberrv Bank list, 4 Sept. Thomas Bickford Nathan [iel] Seavey 1684, is in N. H. Court Files, viii. 181. Joseph Meader Jonathan Perkins Frances Jons Mr. Severit Richard Sanborn Richard Monson Rub: Hull 4 Thomas Crosby Theophilus Dudley Nathan Whit Tom: Gubtaill William Fifield (Jr.) James Sinkler John Boman Rech: Watts William Perkinson Jethroo Furbord Will : Petmans Thomas Graffort Daniel Bean Will Racklee—wiff Richard Dore Alexander Dennett Alexander Magoon George Snell—wiff Philip Tucker—wiff Splan Lovell Nicholas Gordon Mr. Haroll—wiff Mark Hunkins—wiff Thomas Pickering Philip X. Huntun Mr. Cutt, mariner Ladowick Fouler Thomas Lucy Samuel Bean —wiff —will pay PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 11

Ussala Cut—will speak Rech: "Walden Jonathan Watson Thomas Roberts Jr. 4 with the Governor Ralph Twamley 4 Widow Tibbetts Greenland and Sandy Beach Thomas Austin Jeremy Tibbetts 4 Sworn by John Johnson [4], Constable, Humph: Coarney William Dam 4 25 Aug. 1684. [Varney] Abraham Newt Anthony Brackett 4 Charles Allen 4 William Partridg Philip Cromwell John Brackett 4 Edward Fox 4 Thomas Downes Sen. 4 Thomas Whitehouse 4 James Berry 4 Clement Harvey Nathaniel Stephens 4 John Pinkham William Berry 4 Shadrack Walton 2 John Church 4 William Wille John Marden 4 Justinian Richards 4 Mark Giles 4 John Hall Jr. 4 Francis Rand Sen. 4 John Johnson 4 John Evans 4 John Hall Sen. 3, 4 Isaac Herrick Thomas Rand 4 Timothy Hanson 4 John Tutle 4 Francis Rand Jr. John Berry 4 John Fost Richard Rich Thomas Sevey 4 William Davis 4 Richard Otis Sen. Job Clements Nathaniel Drake 4 Ralph Walsh John Ellis John Roberts Jr. Wm. Sevey Sen. Jr. 44 Nathaniel Wright Richard Scamon Joseph Canney 4 George Wallis 4 Thomas Read John Knight 4 Nathaniel Hall 4 John Foss 4 Philip Lewis 3, 4 Maturim Ricker James Newtt Sen. William Wallis 4 Joseph Berry 4 John Wingett 3, 4 Edward Allen John Odihorne Robert Hinkson [Dover Neck] Thomas Perkins James Rendle 2, 4 John Filbrick John Dam Sen. 3,4 Thomas Young 4 Henry Beck Jotham Lewis 4 John Cox Thomas Roberts Sr. 3,4 Aaron Moses 4 Robert Brain 4 John Roberts Sen. 4 William Henderson Thomas Creber Mathias Hains 4 Exeter John Sherborn, mariner Samuel Hains Sen. 3, 4 Sworn by John Foulsham, 25 Aug. 1684. Ferdinando Hoff Samuel Hains Jr. 4 William Tailour Humphrey Wilson 4 Edward Bickford Lieut. Neal 4 Edward Gilman 4 Samuel Levet 3 —will pay Sergt. Bru ster 4 Nathaniel Foulsham 4 Ralf Hall Joseph Walker Thomas Quint Nicholas Nores John Wadley Widow Lear John Westbrook 4 Joel Jutkins 4 Samuel Hall 2, 4 Sergt. Moses John Sherborn Sen. 4 John Yong Moses Gilman Jr. 4 Richard Sloper Andrew Wiggin 3, 4 Teague Drisco 4 Eleazer Alkins 3, 4 •—will pay 4 Thomas Wiggin 3, 4 Peter Gorden 4 David Robinson 4 John Peverley John Sherborn Jr. 4 John Ben 4 Widow Savel [Richard] Goss 4 Leonard Weeks 4 Christian Dollor 4 Henry Magoon 4 Thomas Beck Samuel Whitten 3, 4 Jeremy Gilman 4 Philip Carter 3, 4 Bloody Point, a Precinct of Dover Samuel Dudley 4 Jeremy Conah Sworn by Anthony Nutter, Constable, Roger Kely 4 George Jones 25 Aug. 1684. George Person Alexander Gordon William Furber Sr. 3, 4 Mickiel Brawne Edward Hilton Cornelius Lery William Furber Jr. 3, 4 Henry Longstaff 4 Thomas Meakins 4 Robert Powell Richard Roe Widow Trickey Robert Smart Sen. 3, 4 Nathaniel Ladd 4 John Dam Jr. 4 Ephrim Trickey Andrew Constable Ephraim Foulsham '3, 4 John Bickford Jr. 4 Joseph Trickey Samuel Hilton 2 Richard Scammon 3, 4 Samuel Rawlins Isaac Trickey 4 Charles Gredon Nicholas Lecon Ichabod Rawlins William Shackford 4 James Thomas 4 John Sinclere John Hudson Nicholas Harris [on] 4 Edward Row John Wedgwood Widow Catter Joseph Hall Robert Smart Jr. Edward Smith 4 John Bickford Sr. 4 James Rawlins Benjamin York John Gilman Jr. 3 Oyster River, a Precinct of Dover George Swet Widow Gilman Sworn by John Woodman, Constable, Thomas Tedman Moses Levet 25 Aug. 1684. John Barber Jonathan Smith James Huckens 3, 4 John Wille John Gilman Esq. 3, 4 Richard Morgan Edward Leathers 2, 4 John Bickford 3, 4 Richard Hilton George Roberts George Gove Charles Adams 3, 4 Charles Rumlets 4 Samuel Foulsham Widow Jones William Williams Jr. James Kid David Lawrence James Smith William Williams Sr. Armstrong Home Bile Dudley 4 John Davis Jr. 4 Thomas Stephenson 4 William Hutchins Joseph Hall 3 Saml. Burnham 4 John Dery 4 Peter Foulsham 3, 4 Thomas & Steven Philip Chisley Jr. 4 John Meder Jr. 4 Moses Gilman Sen. 4 Dudley 44 Robert Smart Jr. Edward Smalle 4 Jonathan Thing 4 Thomas Rawlins 4 "David Denis William Follett Robert Wadley John Simons John Drue 4 Hampton Joseph Feild 3 Joseph Smith Sworn by John Smith and Nathaniel Bacheler, William Grèves 2 Barth : Stevenson Constables, 25 Aug. 1684. William Durgin John Davis Sen. 3 Constable John Smith's List Francis Drue 4 Nick: Folletts wife Samuel Colcord 4 Aretus Levet 4 Thomas Edgerly 4 refuses John Blake 4 John Stockbridge 4 Robert Watson 2 John Meder Sr. 3, 4 Moses Cox, Ja: Perkins William Marston 2, 4 Dover Neck (and Cochecho) Abraham Cole 4 Isaac Marston Sworn by John Gerrish, (3) Constable, Widow Colcord John Hobbs 25 Aug. 1684. Thomas Dearborn 3, 4 Thomas Roby [Cochecho] Elder Wentworth 4 John Dearborn 4 Philip Towle Sen. 3, 4 Richard Waldron 3, 4 George Ricker 4 Henrv Dearborn 3, 4 Jo: Taylor & father 4 Peter Coffin Thomas Pain 3 Daniel Dow John Tuck 3, 4 John Ham 4 Gersham Wentworth 4 Gershom Elkins Widow Wale William Horn 3, 4 John Heard Sen. 3, 4 Josiah Sanborn 4 Thomas Webster 3, 4 Zack: Feild John Heard Jr. Thomas Levet 3, 4 John Garland Jenkin Jones 3, 4 Stephen Otis 2 Ezrom Levet 3, 4 Thomas Downes Jr. 4 Thomas Hanson 4 Constable Nathaniel Bacheler's List Benjamin Heard 4 Peter Mason 4 Jacob Brown Thomas Chace Ezek: Wentworth 4 Robert Evans 4 Joseph Cass 4 James Chace Paul Wentworth Toby Hanson Samuel Cass 4 Ben: Cramt 4 12 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Henry Dow 4 Thomas Filbrook 4 Saml. Penhallow, etc.). Ahr: Drake Jr. 4 James Filbrook 4 Walter Nele (John Pickering Sen., Tobias Lang- Will Fuler Sen. 3 Jacob Perkins 3, 4 don, John Partridge, etc.). Will: Fifield 3, 4 Caleb Perkins 4 Tho: Graffort (John Shipway, Sam: Wentworth, Ben: Fifield 4 Joseph Palmer 4 Thomas Wacomb, etc. Samuel Fog 4 John Redman Sen. 2 John Dery of Oyster River (Joseph Meder, John Isaac Green John Redman Jr. Willie). Isaac Godfrey 4 Will Sanborn 4 Peter Cofïin of Exeter (Moses Gilman, Edw. Gill- Maurice Hobs Sen. 3, 4 Jo : Sanborn Jr. 4 man, John Foullsam, John Gillman Sen.). Nehemiah Hobs 4 Joseph Sanborn 4 With three columns crowded in: Widow Johnson 4 Antony Stanion Great Island, headed by Nath. Frver (Robert John Knowls 4 John Stanion Elliot, Tho. Cobbett, John Hatch, Sidrick Wal­ John Marston 4 Benjamin Shaw 4 ton, etc.). Ephraim Marston 4 William Swain Greenland, headed by Charles Allin (John Johns­ John Hussey Daniel Tilton 4 Benjamin Swet 3 ton, John Fos, Tho. Lewis, etc.). Henry Moulton 3, 4 Newington, headed by Henry Langstaff (Richard John Moulton 3, 4 Joseph Swet 4 Robert Smith Roo, John Dam, John Nutter, etc.). Joseph Moulton 4 A column in the margin: Benjamin Moulton 4 Joseph Smith 4 Thomas Page 4 Thomas Sleeper Stratham, headed by Andrew Wiggin (Tho: Wig­ Ebenerer Perkins 3 Aaron Sleeper gin, Thomas Reade, Nathaniel Wright, etc.). Joseph Perkins Widow Ward A column on the back side: Jonathan Filbrook 4 David Wedgwood Hampton, headed by Abraham Drak (John Smith. Sam: Filbrook Jonathan Wedgwood 4 Humphrey Perkins, Thomas Derbarn, William Lain, Nathl. Bachiler, etc.). 53 Table of Deputies to General Court Corrections of N. E. Register viii. 233-5. of Massachusetts. 233 Alter Christian D to Dalhaar — N. H. Prov. Papers i. 369-372. —• to Thomas Wiggin 369 Cancel William Heath. William Kelaye to 371 'Mr. Josh. Gilman' [-sic-] must have been John Dooker to Doolhor John Gilman representing Exeter. Illegible to P[eter Fol]sa[m] Willm Catter to Philip [Cartee] 54 Petitions favoring Massachusetts Gov­ Daniel Beame to Beane ernment by Four Towns, Oct. 22, 1677. 234 David Savane to Larance — N. H. Prov. Papers, xvii. 524-528. Anthony to Armstrong Horn Corrections by conjecture: Beniam Cooke to John Duren to Drew 525 Dover Isaac Stoke to Stokes Roger Roscar to Rose For George Bracou read Braun. R h etc. to Nathl Fryer Jr. For Thomas Cauny read Canny. Hen Sise to Rise John Horsh to For John Hud read Herd. Richard Walldins to Mattone For Nathaniel Stones read Stevens. Nicholas Dam to Dun Berian to Beriah Higgens 526 Exeter John to James Buncker John Pinear to Pinder For Samuel Leane read Salathiel Derbon to Denbou For John Gillen Jr. read Gilman. Philip Doules to Douly For Richard Seaman read Scamon. Tho: Grafton to Graffort For Linsley Hall read Kinsley. Thomas Naramo to Wacomb 527 Portsmouth Svlan to Splan Lovell Thomas Stearns to Stevens For John Dame read [Ham?]. Petter Babt to Ball William Furber to W. F. Jr. For John Harall read Thomas Chesly to T. C. Sr. James Terry to Derry For Ben Hollis read [Reuben Hull?]. Cancel Nathaniel James Sr. For Robert Pariaton read Purinton. Alter Nathaniel James to Lamos 528 Hampton Ed Kasee to [Kater] For William Samber read Sanborn. 235 Thomas Kany to Rand For Adonias Webster read Thomas. George Tebby to Tebbs Wla to Nehe: Partridge For Hum Godfray read Isaac. John Sill to Hill Wm, Deanes to Deaves For Christopher Hassey read Hussey. Samuel Kears to Keais For Rob Haye read Richard Jose [ ?] to Richard Jose 55a Talesmen for the Gove Treason Trial, John Berry [cancel senyer] Sem Misroy to Clem Misvoy Jan. 1682-3. — N, H. Hist. Coll. viii. 167-168. Thomas Parkham to Picker[in] 55"b Grand and Petty Jury Lists for 1684, James Casewall to Cazawah 1686. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 208-209, N. E. John Quin to Sanborn John Godfrey add Sr. Reg. xxxvi. 395. Joseph to Sanbun Joseph Ste to [Swett] 56 New Hampshire Constitutional Con­ Thomas Derharn to Derbarn vention held at Portsmouth, 24 Jan. 1689-90. [ ? insert Samuel Shaw] — Notable Events, pp. 95-96. [ ? insert John Moulton Jr.] 57 General Petition of Inhabitants and Alter Wm. Field to [Fifield] train soldiers 20 Feb. 1689-90, to Massachu­ John Fowler to Sowter setts, to set up a temporary government. Savage scattered these names through four volumes, often 58 Civil and Military Lists approved in unmindful that the signers might be but boys of Boston for the Interregnum, 19 March 1689- 16. It was better printed in the N. E. Register 90. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 299. viii. 233 than in N. H. Hist. Coll. 13 years later (viii. 293). Some names now illegible are left as 59 Civil and Military Lists, 12 Sept. 1692. printed in 1854, and insignificant misreadings of — N. H. Prov. Papers ii. 71-72. spellings are not corrected. 60 Province Treasurer Js Account for 1693. —Mass. Arch. xxxv. 228. — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 621-622. The original petition was at first headed in five Mr, Thomas Nuton[-sic-] Martin Williams [-sic-] columns by: Richard M arty n of Portsmouth (Wm. Vaughan, 61 Tax Collectors ' Districts in 1693. Richard Waldron, Samuel Keais, Richard Jose, — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 623. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 13 62 Address of New Hampshire Inhabitants, 10 Aug. 1692, asking equal privileges with Massachusetts. 'Whereas your Majesties have been graciously pleased to settle the government of the Province of the Massachusetts wherein x y y we always hoped to have been included, but finding it otherwise x x X we are but four poor towns daily exposed from French and Indian enemies/ This petition was circulated outside before reaching Portsmouth, and did not reach Newcastle or Rye at all. The four columns were signed up as follows: Right-hand, started at Hampton, then at Greenland and Portsmouth. Second, started at Exeter, then at Stratham and Portsmouth. Third, started at Dover Neck, then at Cochecho, Durham, Portsmouth. Left-hand, started at Durham, then at Newington, Greenland, Portsmouth. The petition has survived only in a copy attested by W. Bridgeman, (P.R.O. C.O.I. 5:924), most clearly written, but by a clerk who did not know the inhabitants and could not read all of their signatures, so that the document contains many imaginary persons. In replacing such names by the real signers so far as possible, I have had the help of B. F. Stevens's copy made for the N. H. Hist. Soc. and of Hon. Charles H. Batchelder. The names placed in brackets are probably mere misreadings. John Woodman Sen. Job Clements Andrew Wiggin Nich: Follett John Woodman Jun. John Tuttle John Gilman Sen. Thomas Philbrick Sen. Jonathan Woodman Robert Evens Sen. Moses Gilman Sen. Benjamin Fifeld Robert Huckins Robert Evans John Foullsam Peter Weare Stephen Jones Marke Giells Kinsley Hall Joseph Berry Jeremiah Burnum John Thomly James Sinkler Nathaniel Berry Edwardes Wakeham John Church Edward Sewell Sam : Philbrick Joseph Pitman Richard Scammon Samuel [Lenard] John Moulton Ezekiel Pitman John Winget David Larans Nath: Bacheler Sen. William Jackson John Eles Benjamin B. I. Jones Nath: Bacheler Jun. Edward Lethers Trustrum Herd James M. Kid Francis Page Philip Chesley Ezekiel Wentworth Bily Dudley Moris Hobs Sen. George Chesley Thomas Downs Richard Morgan Sen. Benjamin Moulton Samuel Chesley John Ham George Peirson William Fifields Thomas Chesley Gershom Wintworth John Sinckler Sen. John Sambourn Sen. James Davise John Cooke Theophilus Dudley John Sambourn Jun. Thomas Bickford Benjamin Herd Jeremiah Gilman John Tucke Stephen Jenkins Samuel Herd Moses Gilman Jun. Thomas Derbourn John Derry John Horn John Gilman Jun. John Smith Francis Pitman Timothy Wintworth John Ficket Isaac Godfrey Thomas Edgerly Ralph Hall William Wentworth Tho: Webster Barnard Squire John Hays Jonathan Thing Daniel Moulton Thomas Edgerly Jun. Jenkin Jones John Bene Sen. James Johnson Thomas [Dison] George Record Christian Dolhaf Daniel Tilton Zachariah Egerly Mat : Record John Bene Jun. Benj : Shaw John Dam Sen. William Horn Jeremiah Connar Jonathan Sanburn John Bickford Nathaniel Herd Nicholas Gourdin Abraham Drake Jun. Thomas Row Thomas Young James Bene Tho: Philbrock Jun. John Pinder John Roberts Alexander Magoon Sam : Neal Nathaniel Hill Thomas Roberts Nicholas Smith John Cate Thomas Laighton Zachariah Field Stephen Dudley Robert Hinkson William Furber Nathaniel Roberts John Sleeper James Johnson Henery Langstaff Joseph Roberts Humphrey Wilson Sam: Haines George Brawne Sam: Tibbets Peter Folsom Joshua Brackett Henery Langstaff John Hall John Young John Davies John Hill Henry Hobbs Ephraim Foulsham John Scrivener Robert Goss • Richard Randall Robert Wadley Jun. Nat: Folsom Luke Malone William Damm Philip Duery John Widgwood John Johnson Nathaniel Hall Clement Mody Bradstreet Wiggins Leonard Weeks Tho: Whitehouse Sen. Phill: Hontone James Godfry Samuel Weeks John Tutle Jun. Robert Young Isaac Cole William Philbrock Charles Adams Sen. John Young Jun. Thomas Reed Richard Andrews Henry Marsh John Wilson Nath: Wright Nathaniel Huggins Charles Adams Jun. Rich Glidon Philip Cromwell Edward Peave John Williams Daniel Beane John Cromwell Thomas Avery John Edgerly Sam: Thing Moses Garnsby Robert Briant Richard [blank] William More Abraham Lewis Mathias Haines John Meader Sen. Tho : "Veasy Christopher Keniston John Johnson Sen. John Meader Jun. Geo: Veasy George Keniston Sam: Whidden Charles Allen Jun. Jonathan Wadly *John Dockham William "Vaughan Richard Martin Simon Wiggins Wm. Davies Richard Waldron Sam: Penhallow Andrew Wiggins Jun. Edward Fox John Partridge Obediah Morse Mark Hunking Charles Allin Sen. John Hunking William Hunking Thomas Wacums William Pitman Nicholas Bennett John Tucker Mark Ayers Thomas Kirkes Edward Melcher Tho: Harvey Elisha Briard William Williams William Furber Sen. William Partridge John Dam Jun. John Snell Samuel Banks Benj : Cotton John Pickerin Sen. John Chevallier John Clark Tho: Pickering Edward Ayers Sam : Rawlings John Fletcher John Bennet Geo: Snell Rich: Jose Matthew Nelson Splan Lovell Clement Micervey Nathaniel Ayers Henry Crown Saml: Shuckford Timothy Davis Richard Jackson Tho : Deverson Richard Gerrish Sam: Keais Jacob Lavers John GerriBh *John Dockam Philip Lewis John Hill Sen. John Barsham James Levitt John Sherbourne John Plaisted 14 LLBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

fía New Hampshire Militia Íabout June 1700] —London Transcripts x. 145 William Vaughan, Major William Cotton, Field Marshal Captain Lieut. Ensigne Soldiers Hampton Henry Dow John Moulton Samuel Maston 130 Jacob Green Joseph Sweat John Gove 70 Dover John Tuttle Nathaniel Hill Hatevill Roberts 116 John Woodman James Davis Stephen Jones 80 Portsmouth John Pickerin John Snell Nath : Ayers 86 Tobias Langdon Aaron Moses John Sherborn 65 Exeter Peter Coffin Simon Wiggens Nicholas Gillman 150 New Castle John Hinckes Theodore Atkinson 53 64 Civil Lists 25 Aug. 1699. 69 Commissioners to Settle all Town — N. H. Prov. Papers ii. Bounds; Dec. 3, 1701. Portsmouth Major William Vaughan 65 Province Treasurer's Account for 1694. Capt. Mark Hunkins — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 628-629. Capt. John Pickiring Hampton Nathl. Weare Esq. 66 War Disbursements in 1694-1695. Capt. Henry Dow — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 644-648. Ephraim Marston Dover Capt. John Tuttle 67 Military Services in 1695-1696. Lefft. James Davis — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 654-656, ii. 179, Lefft. William Furber xi. 642-644. Exeter Mr. Jonathan Wadley Ensign Nicholas Gillman 68 War Disbursements in 1697. John Foulshem —• N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. 667-669. New Castle Mr. James Rendell 669 Alter John Norce to Vorce. James Leach Alter Tho: Dolce to Dotee. William Berry Merchants' Accounts and other documents taking' in more than one province. 71 Probate Accounts of Stephen Crawford's 81 John Wincoll's list of unpaid bills of Estate, 1641-1647. the Salmon Falls mills 6 Dec. 1662-6 Apr. 1671 — Me. Prov. & Court Ree. 120-122. 1671. Town of Dover for rent £50 72 Isaac Grosse, Will and Book Accounts Major Waldron 8 May 29 - June 5, 1649. — N. E. Reg. vii. 228. Mr. Peter Coffin 34 Alter Olive Ellen to [Wm. Ellingham?] Nyvan Agnew of Kittery 40 William Welster the Brewer [-John- Webster, John Key of Kittery 3 Strawberry Bank?] Mycome Micatere of York 28 Major Shapleigh 30 73 Book Accounts of John Mills, John Greene Senior 5 22 Oct. 1651. Executors: Samuel Maverick, John Taylor 5 Robert Knight, Paul White. Partly indexed. Mr. John Cutt 80 — N. E. Reg. iv. 285. Capt. James Pendleton 18 Alter Robert Nauney to Nanney. Oapt. Elias Stileman 7 Alter Capt. Francis Champroune to Champernoune. Richard Thorla and Thomas Thorla 40 (and others in Boston) "74 Passenger List of Scotch Prisoners 8 Nov. 1651. Almost unindexed. 82 Agreement Regarding a Ship, —• Suft'. Deeds i. 5-6. 2 Sept. 1670. Henry Greenland, Walter Bare- 75a Book Accounts of Capt. Bozoan foote, Robert Marshall, Allen, 22 Sept. 1652. Partly indexed. with George Norton of Kittery shipwright for fin- — N. E. Register viii. 60-62. -ry... ishing the hull of a vessel he 75o Book Accounts of Mr. Robert Button, Ed ïliïïï '»d WÄV'i the 10 March 1652-3. Unverified and partly in­ SÄ"' Pisfataqua, 'each to dexed. — N. E. Reg. viii. 59. Summons 22 Feb. 1671 [2 Walter Barefoote 76 Piscataqua and Isles of Shoals Peti­ v. Robert Marshall tion, 18 May 1653. Two signers for each set­ Issued by John Hall. tlement. — Doc. Hist. iv. 52. Return of John Robearts (aut) marshal that he a had arrested the body, and delivered him to keep­ 77 Doubtful Debts due the Estate of er of Dover jail as he refused to give bail. George Munnings, Boston, 8 Jan. 1658 [9. The arrest was in the evening at the house of — N. E. Reg. viii. 354. Francis Morgan at Kittery (±28) 28 Feb. 1671 [2 77** Accounts of Capt. Thomas Thornhill and Marshal Roberts proposed to take him up riv­ er that night to the jail in another county. 4 May 1660. Partly indexed. The Marshal of York offered to take him to — N. E. Register x. 175. York jail, in the county where arrested, and was [Alter Henry Lamperry to LamprillY] entrusted with the prisoner that night at Mr. 78 Debts due to Mr. John Mitchell's Es­ Bray's house. tate 1666. — Me. Prov. & Court Ree. i. 252-3. The Marshall Roberts ordered Walter Barefoot and Edward Colcut to assist in the arrest. 79 Debtors and Creditors to William John Wiborne testified that Francis Morgan of­ Scadlock's estate, 1667. — Me. Prov. & Court fered to be his bondsman with his house and BÍX Ree. i. 338. head of cattle. The Marshall was serving three writs : Wentworth, Walter Barefoot, Henry Green­ 80 Debts due to Mr. John Croad 's Es­ land. tate, 1671. Partly indexed. 24 Oct. 1671 Robert Marshall's instructions to —• Essex Quarterly Courts iv. 401. "my only mate" John Bennett to stay aboard the MERCHANTS' ACCOUNTS, INTER-PROVINCE 15 Pincke Lenham and let nobody aboard, but to take and stow away any goods put aboard by Doctor 84 Aged First-Comers Gave Depositions Greenland, Capt. Barefoote or George Norton. 25 Aug. 1676. — N. H. Prov. Papers xvii. Wit: Peter Bragg 521-523. John Ameredith, constable Alter Henry Powell to Donnell. Accounts show supplies, etc., furnished by: Capt. James Pendleton 85 Oath of Fidelity taken in Essex Capt. Lockwood County, 1677-1678. Partly indexed. Tho: Beard — Essex Quarterly Courts vi. 398-402. Three carpenters taken to Exeter by John Scar­ let to help build the vessel. 86 Falmouth and 'East York.' Supplies sent by Paul Hall. Last court, [Wells] before 16 July 1672 "one Mr. Bartholomew Stratton and his son and Anthony a black man," Anthonious Lamy, a por- Thomas Snowe and Jacob Browne for rigging her. tyngayle, for giving physic suspected "to have John Beadle wages. caused the death of John Gouch. John Clarke for going three times to Charlestown Hannah Averell wife of Thomas. Lamy wanted to to fetch the men. take him to Henry Donnell's but he said he Andrew Newcomb for the men's passage. could neither walk nor go on a horse, and his Robert Emens for wages. wife said he could not go. Jacob Brown " " depose in court the unguent Diet for men at Mr. Ameredeth. Walter Barefoote produced in court they never " " " " Mr.Morgans. Henry Greenland thought proper to be given ' ' " ' ' " Mr. Brays. Francis Morgan inwardly in any case what- " " " " Saml. Windfers. I soever. " " " " Saml. Windford. Lydia Gooch wife of John Gooch late dec. After Cask of rum delivered to John Bragg sent by Paul my husband's death Anthony Lambe demanded Hall. £40 of me or £25 in silver or myself. John Roberts, Marshal, dep. that Robert Mar­ Thomas Averill±36, 5 July 1672, John Gooch's shall said he should not need the assistance of Mr. mother gave John a little liquor, they went to Greenland and Capt. Barfoot and Geo. Norton so Goodwife Baker for directions, which the Por­ long as his unkle Thatcher's bags and Mr. Hull's tuguese hearing of at York was much displeased. Ruth Gooch±67 , „ , , ,„„„ mint holds out. 3 Jul 1612 John Roberts master of the 1 Dep. 1 Jan. 1671 [2 Lideah " ±28 I y Pincke Lenham ! before Elias Stile- Testimonial for the Doctor Gabragan Bonnithon±20 ) man Commissioner Top of the sheet headed Cascey Bay 20 Aug. 1672 that Robert Marshall and others came aboard John Munjoy Thomas Brackett and took away the rigging when partly laden Henry 8 Daniels Pheneas Rider and men shipped. John Cox John 2 Lewis Robert Couch I heard Capt. Barefoote several Richard 3 Bray Ellener 6 Lewis Isaac Woodde i times say. Anthonie Brackett John Clays Mr. Henry Kemble had furnished the iron work. Joseph 2 Reding Thomas Clayes Robert Lauis received 6 gallons of rum from Thom­ George Ingersoll Peter Houssown as Beard of Dover for the use of Robert Mar­ Samson Penley shall by order of Walter Barefoot. 22 July 1672. East York Capt. Richard Lockwood±40 ) T , , „_„ Edmond Cock Mr. Arthur Clapham±50 ( July 1672 Samuell Dunell Capt. Lockwood del. a barrel of tar at Walter Benjamin Whitney Barefoot's order. John 6 Card Seniour John Hole constable of Kit. 27 Feb. 1671 [2. John Card Juniour Jacob Browne±32 sworn before Richard Parker Thomas Start 4 Sept. 1672, often heard Walter Barefoote say. Saml. Browne±32 same as last. 87 J°"n Stydson's Inventory, July 1673, 20 Oct. 1671 warrant issued by Elias Stileman in York Court Records. Comr. to John Hole constable of Kittery to aid the marshal's deputy or appear before Mr. Debts Desperate Debts hopefull Richard Cutt to answer for the same. John Parsons Good:Tomson John Hole's return: went in a boat alongside Thos. Donnell Mr. Dereing the vessel Geo. Norton built, Geo. Norton and oth­ John G[row]th Robort Junkine ers being aboard, would not let the marshal come John Pirkine Edw. Chambers aboard but pushed him so that he fell into the Ric Rich James Grant water. Their names John Roberts, Joseph Carre. Benj Johnson Alex: Maxell Samuel Brown, deputy marshal, made complaint Jere Moulton John Hoy 25 Oct. 1671 before Edward Rishworth: Hene Sayward Mr. Neale Having arrested Robert Marshall, attempt to Mr. Francis Hooke Mr. Lane rescue him, supported by Doctor Barefoot, was David Kymball Mr. Corbet made by Doctor Greenland, who seized the staff John from Constable John Hole, which he thrust with Cursung [possibly Cursonwhitt] and used oaths and curses "which made my flesh Job Everest tremble to hear," and believed we would have Fran: Smale been murdered by him had not the constable re­ Fran : Rider covered his staff and commanded peace, and Mrs. Dan: Moore Morgan, Ephraim Lenn, John Pickeren and John Phyneas Rider Shapley persuaded to peace. Goodman Ingerson Mrs. Lockwood testified. 88 Royalist Review of Public Men, Jacob Brown testified: "George Norton told me (1676!). This anonymous paper, Mass. Arch, I should not come on board alive," and John iii. 300, may be a copy. It treats as living men Roberts and Joseph Cary also resisted. who died in 1674 and 1676 and terms deceased one living on Great Island in 1679. The writer 83 Roster of Militia during, or before or had not heard of the misplacements of Philip's after, King Philip's War. War; it was certainly written before Mass. bought A compilation. — Bodge 475-476. Maine, probably in England. As printed Doc. John Gattinsley read Gattinsby. Hist. iv. 314: 16 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Alter Mr. Mahone to Vahone [Vaughan]. 4 hhd salt to Wm. Row 5 " " " Wm. Mansfield Mr. James Whelewright [sic] meant Samuel. 11 Henry Sawyer [sic] a spelling of Sayword. 4 " ' ' Waymo. Lydston 4 " " " Richard Oliver 89 List of debts & credits of Mr. Lidget 's 7 ' Lydston estate made 31 Mar. 1683 by Henry Dering, 6 " " " Robert Haines who used once a year to draw up for Mrs. Eliza­ 3 " " " John Abbot 6 " " " Robert Jordan beth Saffin, 'as I was her bookkeeper.' 11 11 [Only a few selected 1 5 " Lains Tho. Daniell & Henry Dering Boston 1 quint fish by Webber Richard Waldron Senior Dover refuse fish to complete Collins bill Peter Coffin Dover Bv James Randal Richard Pattishall Boston 6 Qt. Codfish towards Shaw's debt Edward Cowell Boston 1 gal rum to John Knight John Woodmancy 6 Mary Tappet Boston 1 hwt. bread to Mr. Pepperrell Thomas Holmes & John Brecke Bread to Hollicome Isaac Waldron % bread to Gammon & Brown Bread to Thomas Wise & Pulman Joseph Cowell Boston 1 Tho Daniel & Wm. Vaughan Portsmouth ' ' ' John Ham Reuben Hull Portsmouth " Wm. Oliver Richard Waldron Senior & Junior Dover Bread & corn to Bette Finix Bad & Desperate Debts Paid by John Row Oliver Purchase Lynn By Mr. Penhallow £10 David Campbell Portsmouth By Mr. Geo. Vaughan 6 Peter Twisden Isle Shoals 91 Creditors of the Estate of Nathan William Bickham Portsmouth or Kittery Bedford, 25 Sept. 1683. 90 Account of Robert Elliot against John Mr. Nathaniel Fryer John Walden, net maker Hinckes, 1680 to 1700. Thomas Baker Thomas Parker Debtor Mr. Blackman Mr. John Hinkes Silvester Harbert John Lewis 1680 Money to Mr. Samuel Wentworth Pish as money to Mr. Ellic Nichols Mr. William Stoughton for a widow's interest Paid Mr. Philip Fall in corn Mr. Robert Eliott Mr. Watts 4 bbl mackerel delv. John More Mr. Francis Tucker James English 4 cords wood by John Ball John Jacob Richard Cally 4 qtls. fish by Capt Francis Hook Paid Capt Peeck 92 Accounts in Th ornas Ladbrook's Es- Sept. 1684. 4 cords wood to Capt. Cock by John Ball täte, Portsmouth, 30 1683 Goody Brucken Mr. Ottes Cochecho 60 quintills mercht. fish to pay Hubord Xtefer Nobell Lent YOU in money by John Sherborn Rob. Brains É Goodman Dam 78 qu'intils codfish to pay Mr. Ehe Nichols John Cook Mr. John Cut Presedent Mr. Pall By Capt. Wareham you promised to pay Will Perkins 1684 32 gal rum 2 doz cod hooks to Edw. Woo- Mr. Clemmons Capt. Daves Mr. Fenix ton John Horns 2 hhd Molasses delivered Humphrey Sam. Clark Goodman Downs Will Shuckford Eliot to himself May 18 Robert Smart Lent YOU to pay Daniel Maine Mr. John Cut Jun Jo Curtis Charles Gleden Paid Richard Oliver for bringing fish John Fabins Sugar & turnips to Mary Tomson Will Folet Mr. French Mager Shapligh Paid John Booden for you Frank Trickey Paid Capt Clay for you Mr. Edgerly 1687 Mr. Eliot John Tucker 225 lbs iron to Essex the Smith Mr. Turtherly To sundries to Capt. Daniel Hutson Mr. Hull Ed Hilton Tom Trickey By Peter Shaw money Moses Gillman By money Mr. John Pilgram Will Hilton Rech Gren John Davenport 1689 12 hhd. salt to Edw. Wooten by noot " " " " Thos Embling Mr. Hunkins Mr. Grenland John Lee by noot Money paid John Pette for yon John Hadlee (Feb. 18, 1689-90) 3 doz codhooks to Wai- Mr. Huch [possibly Huck] mouth Bicton by noot 2 nets delv. Robert Jordan Mr. Crown Omfree Spencer 2 cords wood by Weeks Mr. Levet Exsester Jerimy Sneers Weber 1693 Paid Daniel Littlefield for you Nex Hares Paid Mr. John Waldron Marblehead Mr. Holl Rob. Wadlee Wheat delivered you by Mr. Geo. Jaffry Will Haskins John Walden 1 hhd. molasses Mr. Pepper by order Eli Guneson James Wigens Wheat Mr. Hasleton 56 lbs Keneston" Mr. Wier of York 1695 John Westbruck 1697 6 bbl salt from Mr. Harris Boston Steven Jons To my house & Stage you bought of me at Will Johnson, York Mr. Wegens Spurwink in Oct 1685 Rech Jackson Tom Willee Creditor Rob. Lang Mr. Wenford Mr. Moody Mr. Wethers 1680 BY Buttons & silk to Mr. Thos Roberts By Mr. John Brock 1681 Mr. Meriday By Job Bishop By Treferin 93 Debtors to George Munjoy's Estate, By Ben Berry 1685. — York Deeds v. 37. to Mr. Ph. Hatch £4-12-00 ?Elias Redding recorder's error by Eleanor? 5 Qnt mch. fish to Mr. Dearing By money paid Mr. Simeon Stoddard £50 94 Capt. John Gerrish's Account Book, By ditto by Mr. Foxwell 5 Aug. 9, 1686, to March 5, 1687-8. N. E. H. Edward Woten & G. Register, xxxvi. 73. 1 hhd salt to Wm. Moregould Checking up by the original shows the following MERCHANTS' ACCOUNTS, INTER-PROVINCE 17 misreadings : 98 Names in accounts between Hutchin­ Mr. Lord for Mr. Love. son, Boston, and Wm. Partridge, Ports­ John Wodget for Wedget [Wedgwood]. mouth, 1689-1696—Suffolk Court Files, 3394. Peter Noys for Nap [Knapp]. 6413. Mr. Godyer for Weyer [Weare]. Jefrye Jenkings for Josep[h]. 1689 Thos. Wacom Richard Tomson for Robert Obediah Morse H. Major Guttensby for Gattensby. Wm. Devesen Mr. Penhallow Daniel Furbyr for Furbess. Ben. Backway Math Carlton Richard Hilton is surcharged Edward. Capt. Bant Mr. Geo. Jaffrys John Wood senior and junior are abbreviations Dr. Cooke Charls Story for Woodman of Oyster River, but possibly 1693 Sm. Lockwood there was also one John Wood at Dover. Capt. Thos. Corbett Sm. Thing Harry Merry and Meridy must be one man [Hen­ Capt. William Fernald Jonathan Thing ry Merrow]. Richard & Winthrop 1695 Apparently four Evanses are named, Capt. Evens, Hilton, masts William Partridge Esq. Robert Evens, Sen., Robert Evens, Jr., Ed James, Thos. & Saml. Evens. Mr. Joseph Hammond Chesley, masts David Jeffries Joseph Barnot for Barnet( ?) [Barnard]. Richard Manson James Hugings looks more like Hagings. Samuel Wentworth Elizabeth West Capt. William Fernald Will Arington is also written TJrington and Yer- Thos. Dymond ton. acct. Ship Partridge Abraham Haseltone Capt. John Gerrish & Co. Names or designations overlooked: Samuel Smith Elizabeth West John Wod[man] Jr Cafferly Robert Tufton Jonathan Wood [man] Davy Davis Thos. Holland Henderson John Wood [man] Sen John Derry Thos. Packer Harvey Magune Deny Deny [Dennis] John Knight George Long John Winget Jr Other names in loose Henry Penny 1695-1696 Jeremy Gillman and papers belonging with Richard Gerrish Samuel Thing his father the book : Cotton & Company Mr. Hilton 6 oxen James Smith 1694 Waterhouse Good. Edgerly Scammon William Ardol Rogers Mr. Coffin Tom Jonathan Plummer Edward Ayres 1699 95 Henry Maine's Estate, List of Debts Arnold Capt. Foy Paid. 1687. Mr. Joshua Moody Mr. Moody —Doc. Hist. vi. 338 (Mass. Arch, cxxix. 94). Mr. Cook Philip White Edward tindery [-sic-] read Vickery. William Owins Harvey & sloop hire 96 Journal of Rev, John Pike 99 Six Lists printed in Chap. IV, Vol. 1678-1709. Massachusetts names are not in- 1 of Coleman's New England Captives Carried dexed. — N. H. Gen. Records iii. 77, 97, 145. to Canada. 1925. The names in these lists are indexed by standard 97 Abstract of Militia in New England spellings, or not indexed. —Board of Trade N. E. Vol. 5, No. 91. 74 Matthew Carv's list Oct. 1695. Received May 13, 1690 (from Gov. Andros.) — Mass. Arch. 38. 1-4. [Some counties commanded by colonels, some by 77 Col. John Phillip's list 24 Jan. 1698/9. majors. — Mass. Arch. 70. 398. Boston, 8 companies, 954 men. 91 Gov. Dudley's list 5 March 1710/11. Essex County, 10 companies, including Salisbury, — Mass. Arch. 71. 765. Amesbury and Haverhill. 123 Louis XIV's bounty list 11 Nov. 1702. County of Dukes County, no returns] — Parkman MS., Mass. Hist. Soc. Province of New Hampshire 125 French naturalization May 1710. Col. Robert Mason — Canadian Arch. Officers' Names Towns No. of Men 128 French naturalization June 1713. Portsmouth 1st Co. — Canadian Arch. Portsmouth 2d Co. 75 Alter Richard to Hickbut Short. Hampton Alter John Shiply to Shisly [Chesley]. Exeter 78 Alter Mary Hatter to Catter [-K- altered Dover 1st Co. to -C-]. Oyster River 1st Co. Abiall Masterson altered from Snell. Province of Maine 91 The Deerfield item was entered later at the Col. Robert Mason foot of the page. Upper Kittery 92 Alter Jabeth to Jabesh Simpson. Lower Kittery 127 Magdelaine Cout [Coul? = Cole?]. York Wells Cape Porpus Capt. Blakman Saco Capt. Tho. Scottow Scarboro Capt. Edw. Ting Falmouth 1st Co. 115 Capt. Silvanus Davis Falmouth 2d Co. Capt. Gendall North Yarmouth 029 Harwich County of Cornwall Capt. Rowden Newtowne and Sacodehocke 094 Capt. Nicho. Manning New Dartmouth 047 Capt. Wallen James Towne and New Harbour 060 Monhegin and other fishing islands 18 IilBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY Sagadahoc Settlements, from the Kennebec to St. Georges. Lists 101-191. from him, went into his cabin very sick, and so St. Georges. List 101. continued until they came toBoston where he died. 101 Silvanus Davis's Recollections of English occupancy east of the Sagadahoc or Pemaquid and Muscongus. 121-126. Kennebec river (written in March 1701) have been 121 At Muscongus 1653-1667. misunderstood, bungled in print, and made the scapegoat for a brood of historical misstatements. Capt. Summersett He tried to include every one who ever lived any­ to Richard Fulfort. Richard 1 Fulfard where there at any time, from 25(?) years before Witnesses to Humphrey Horrell he came there himself down to 1690. As printed Philip Swaddan Witnesses in the N. E. Reg. xxi. 356: Thomas Cole John 1 Brown John 1 Brown Alexander Goul The words 'at St. Georges' refers only to Mr. John 1 Havinan Foxwell and Philip Swadden. [Foxwell of Scar­ Richard Pearce — York Deeds, xii. 323. borough and Swadden of Piscataqua.] The figures '84' and '84 families' are estimated 122 Cleared, New York for Pemaquid, totals of what precedes — all the fishermen and 1681-1686. — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. v. 135-136. farmers near the coast. The words 'within land' belong with 'Between 123 Two Depositions sworn in Boston Kennebec and George's River 12.' 16 Jan. 1683-4. Wm. Pow±37 that last Oct. Under the heads of 'Fishermen,' 'Farmers,' he paid Dr. George Jackson £5 in fish on Robert 'Farmers withinland' and 'Inland between Kene- Hughes's account in part pay for his cure of said bec and George's River,' his memory traveled Hughes at Pemaquid. from West to East four times, naming personally James Provoe±45 (Frenchman, interpreted by only the two ancient Indian traders at St.George's his countryman Michael Bodrot, who speaketh long before his own day. Between the French good English), in Nov. 1682 being at the fort at and the English, St. George's was a no-man's land. Pemaquid in company with Capt. Skinner and others, heard Mr. Philip Parsons say that Mr. St. Aubin was no more indebted to him than the £10 Monhegan. Lists 111-114. for which he had given an order to Sergt. Phillips. HI Trial 2 Jan. 1655 [6. Rev. Robert Jor­ dan vs. John Ridgway who in 1651 had been 124 Pemaquid Valuation (Jamestown). partners in a fishing voyage to Monhegan. (by mistake endorsed Newtown in the hand Defendant appealed; of John Usher, Province Treasurer), taken 14 Gregory Jefferies and Tho. Warner, his bondsmen. Oct. 1687. — N. E. Reg. xxxii. 312. By the courtesy of Mr. William A. Jeffries, the Depositions present possessor of the original, the print was John Heyman±40, sworn before Mr. Duncan; act­ verified by a photostat of it. ed for Mr. Jordan at Monhegan. Alter Thomas Ley to Vey (for Way?). Samuel Mavericke, (autograph). George Bickford, sworn in 1652. 125 Petition Favoring Lieut. James Matthew Abdy±28, 17 May 1654; the fish were Weems, 11 May 1689. —Doc. Hist. vi. 479 taken in to Charlestown and delivered to Capt. (Arch. cvii. 34). Breden for John Ridgway and to Robert Corben Alter John Williams to John Walker (Jun?). for Mr. Jordan. Alter A K Woodrop to AI: Wooddrop. Tho. Mitchell±25, 8 Feb. 1655 [6, saw the boats 126 A List of the men under the com­ at Spurwink. mand of Lieut. James Weems when the John Lauranc±35, 7 Jan. 1655 [6; mentioned enemy attacked the garrison at Pemaquid Nicholas Lauranc. in August 1689. — Mass. Arch. 70: 500. *Samuel Okeman±25. Roger Sparkes gunner William Jones *Roger Seward, went to Monhegan. Paul Myham Sargt. Mat. Taylor *Fishermen, as also Jones Marreday Corp. Fredck Burnet Samuel Coaker Henry Carter Robert Smith Drummer Robert Baxter John Brookin Peter Way Rulord Clay John Banels Commissioners Taking Depositions John Peterson Thomas Shaft's Edward Rishworth, Recorder William Gullington John Allen Brugan Org Rodger Heden Nathaniel Duncan, Commissioner Richard [Dicurows?] Joseph Mason Henry Jocelyn Robert Booth Thomas Mappulton John Herdin Henry Watts Richard Hitchcock Richard Clifford Benj. Stanton 112 Murder on Monhegan. The return of John Beirnes Robert Laurence a Boston jury, 4 Dec. 1654, "being called to Thomas Barbor Thomas Baker veue the body of Mathew Kehnige;" finding Henry Walton Owel James Death caused by a wound on the head. Robert Jackson Ralph Praston Thomas Michell±26, 28 July 1657; being at Munhiging and coming into the house of Mathew 127 Surrender of Pemaquid Fort as Re­ Cunnig, saw him bleeding; asked the young man ported by the Garrison Soldiers to Gov. that struck him why he lifted up his hand against Stoughton, Aug. 1696. On the 4th instant ar­ an old man. Said Grigrey answered: It was done rived two French men-of-war, etc. and could not be undun. Came ashore under flag Signed Nathaniel Gallop, Samuell Gallop±26, 7 Dec. of truce: James Bushneil 1654; Being at Monhiggin about middle of Oct. The Lieut. General. James 2 Lyon last past and hearing the report on the Island that Mr. Boadwine, a Frenchman David 1 Frances Mathew Carnage had received a blow by Gregory belonging to this town. Ebenezer Ingoldsby Castle upon the head by a hammer, these depo­ Others Mentioned Mark 6 Rounds nents say that they heard the said Mathew Can- Capt. Chub Robert Hilton nidge say that he had bled about two quarts, and Sergt. John Gutch John 6 Sweeting further heard the said Cennidge say that if he had Thomas Farrand Richard 6 Bryer the said Castle in a place where ther was any gov­ Richard 2 Brown ernment he would trouble him for it. He came — Suff. Court John Downing aboard their bark in the evening, his senses gone Files 3353 John 1 Shind SAGADAHOC SETTLEMENTS 19

Damariscotta. Winnegance, Kennebec. Lists 181-191. Damariseove, Cape Newagen. 181 Mr. John Tedd vs. Inhabitants of the 141 From the evidence in Savage & wife Kennebec, he of Charlestown, writ dated 18 V Patteshall the following names of resi­ June 1657, for seizing his vessel near Agossent dents on Damariseove Island: and keeping his merchandize for trading up their -Before and after,- -After Philip's War- river, especially on Sunday and selling liquor to John Sillman Elias Trick* the natives. Verdict for the defendants. Hunnewell Richard Reading* Middlesex Court Files. Soward Richard Paddishall Mr. Richard Collicott a defendant. Douning (?) * John King±57, 23 June 1657, was with Mr. Rich­ *Householders ard Collicott in Kennebec River in May, 1656, being master & owner of the vessel. Mr. Colli- 142 April 1677. Thomas Norman, atty for cut was 20 miles away from the place where Mr. William Waldron sued James Skinner of Marble- Tead's vessel was taken. Four days later Mr. head for not turning over his goods which he Collicut was at Alexander Thoit's house. None brought from Damaris Cove when they fled from of the goods came aboard Mr. Collicutt's vessel. the Indians. Skinner willing to turn them over 'John Richards of Kennebec or resident there­ if paid for his trouble. Judgment for deft. abouts' one of the abettors. Wm. Hobby : went with Wm. Waldron to James (Mr.) George Munnings±58, 23 June 1657: Josh­ John Silman: Skinner's house at Marblehead to ua Tead's vessel was taken by some of the in­ habitants of the Kennebec (John Richards was demand his goods. called their captain) and carried up to the place Abigail Waters±23 25 Apr. 1677, Wm. Waldron where this deponent lived, they acting under was at my husband William Waters' house last advice of Mr. Collicott, whom they hoped to summer and hired a chamber where he left goods consult at Capanagassett as regards the Ply­ when he went to Boston. My husband ordered mouth government. This deponent, Mr. Collicut James Skinner not to meddle with Wm. Waldron's and Thomas Holland, went aboard with Mr. goods but to lock the door and give the key to Tead and paid the £50 to give up the vessel some of John Selman's family. and part of his furs. Thomasin Gover±37 ; were at James Skin- Joanna Munnings±46, 23 June 1657; Her hus­ Richard Skinner aged 16: ner's at Marblehead. band being at Kennebec when Joshua Tead's Elizabeth Arthers±61, 25 Apr. 1677; was at Wil­ bark was taken by John Richards and others, liam Waters house at Damariseove. he asked said Richard and William Cocke wheth­ Abraham Welman±30: were at Damariseove in er they had a commission from the Governor of John Roe±35 : August last. Plymouth. Wm. Cock and old Richards both when the boats were hastening away and all wished they had never meddled with it. had gone but James Skinner; said Skinner Matthew Clark±30, 6 June 1657: Mr. Collicott of risked his life to go to some of his friends or Dorchester, being at Alexander Thoit's house relations that were at William Waters's house, on Kennebec River, went aboard Joshua Tead's and none durst go to the house a second time. vessel, the Swallow. Deponent heard James Smith and his wife say that Mr. Collicott ad­ Sheepscot. Lists 161-165. vised taking Joshua Tead, and that he would like to worry the coasters out of the river. 161 Giles Evidences of Title. John Lawrence±35, 20 March 1656-7: — York Deeds ix. 233-239. Thomas Holland±22, in May 1656: he beig at the house of Alexander Thoyts in Kennebec 162 Agreement of Sheepscot Men in Bos­ River, the inhabitants of said river surprised a ton 19 Aug. 1682 to resettle on equal terms vessel of Mr. Joshua Tead. Mr. Collicott was before 29 Sept. 1683. 20 miles distant from the place when it was — 1 Me. Hist. Coll. v. 48-57. enacted. Corrections by the original at Albany, N. Y. p. 49 Alter Jewtt's Neck to Jentt's. 55 Alter W. Phillips Jenier to Senier. 182 Persons on the Western Side of Ken­ 56 Supply the year, xxxiiii. nebec River who took the oath of allegiance to 57 Alter Thomas Gent to Jent. the King 8 Sept. 1665. — Me. Prov. & Court Thomas Mener to Mercer. Ree. i. 243. Wm. Lowering to Lovering. Daniel Gentt to Danill Jentt. 183 Joh" Cock's Deposition, 1 Apr. 1740. Elizabeth Phyps to Phips. Late of Kennebec River, but now of Dor­ Henry Towlyn to Jocelyn. chester, aged 82, ('a hearty man of a sound mind William Short to Sturt. and good understanding').—York Deeds xxi. 218. Henry Towlyn to Jouslyn. Born at Tuessic in Kennebec River near Ar­ William Loueridge to Lovering. rowsic Island. Lived there and at a place called Thomas Gent to Jent. Small Point, on the left as we go up Kennebec, Bath Anderson to both overseers. between Winnegance Creek and the Sea, 'which Christo Dye to Dyer. lands were possessed by the several persons here­ after named : ' 163 Protest against Landlords on Sheep­ Mr. John Leighton possessed next Winnegance scot Neck, 21 Apr. 1684. Creek, over against Arrowsic Mills. — 1 Me. Hist. Col. v. 95. Mr, Thomas Webber lived one mile below Mr. By the original at Albany, Leighton. Alter Foot to Robert 6 Scoot. Mr. William Baker lived. Lovering wrote his name Mr. Sylvanus Davis's land. Caleb Ray 'insing.' Mr. John Parker lived there, house about a mile Jent, Lovering and Scott 'overseers.' from Mr. Davis house. Thomas Humphreys, only a small creek parting 164 Sheepscot Petition to Gov. Andros, his house from Mr. Parker's. 2 May 1688. — Doc. Hist. vi. 399 (Arch, Mr. Ichabod Wiswell, the minister of the place. exxviii. 213). Mr. John Vearing. A high head called Vering's Alter Thomas Clapp to Clay. Head was on his land. Alter John W to [-almost certainly- White]. Mr. Simon Newcomb. 20 LIEBT'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Mr. Wm. Cock. A high, head was on his land, 191 Account of the Eastern Parts and of called Cock's Head. the several Settlements that have ever been Mr. John Cock, my father, lived near, on part of made on the Lands formerly purchased by Mr. the said William Cock's land. They two mar­ Wharton and now bought by Eight of Us: ried sisters, but were related only by marriage. I lived with my father. Went fishing with old — Pejepscot Mss. Mr. John Parker. The narrow carrying place that parts Casco Bay Mr. Thomas Atkins, an ancient settler who fol­ from Merrymeeting Bay, settled by Stevens, lowed farming wholly. Against his land was a who has a son now at New Haven married to bay called Atkins Bay. Parker's daughter. Ambrose Hunnewell. Settlements on the eastern side of Henry Emms. Had a brother killed there by the small point neck. Indians. Next to abovesaid Stevens, at the upper Whigby Old Mr. Parker only claimed the land where he or Wiskege, by Lawson, owned by Ephraim lived. William Rogers about 2 leagues lower. 184 Report on Kennebec River Defense Thomas Watkins about a mile lower. 23 April 1677. Left by the army at the Mr. Gooch the minister about a mile lower down mercy of the Indians. — Doc. Hist. vi. 164 the river. (Mass. Arch. lxix. 117). John Filman about a mile lower. Alter Shaw, Jr., to (Andrew Johnson) Capt. Reynolds about a mile lower. Sergeant. John Layton at the neck just above Winegance. Alter Jeremiah Hidsdan to Hodsden. Mary Webber about 2 mile lower — her son goes now with Capt. Bracket. 185 Hammond v. Phips, Suff. Court Files William Baker about a mile lower. 1682. The widow Elizabeth Hammond had Sylvanus Davis, now suppose Nelson. sued the future governor William Phips, for a John Parker. quantity of dried beef, writ dated 25 Oct. 1677. Thomas Humphreys. John White±22, at work at Sheepscot River with Ichabod Wiswall. Wm. Phips. John Verin. Samuel Smith, son of Mrs. Hammond, said he had Samuel Newcomb. the beef from Roushick garrison. William Cock and. John Cock within half a mile. Margaret Loverell±22: had been staying Robert Edmunds, said to be claimed now by Sir Joane Goage±21: at Rowsick garrison. Charles Hobby. James Mudge within a quarter of a mile. 186 Arrowsic under James II. Thomas Atkins, said to have bought the whole Suff. Court Files 2428. An unsigned copy, com­ neck down to Small Point of Indians and to plete, with a fragment of the original (stray pa­ have sold their interest to the other inhabitants. pers), of the grant by John Palmer, Esq. of the Some of his heirs supposed to be now living at Council in New York, etc., of 900 acres on the Roxbury or Dorchester. Southerly end of Arrowsic Island to: Ambrose Hunniwell the lowest settlement on that Lawrence Dennis John Tillman side, about four mile short of Small Point. John Buttery James Widger Hunniwell that works for Capt. Belcher one of Samuel Bowles John Moulton that family. John Ryford Thomas Ashley On the western side of that neck John Spencer only Drake, who settled at Small Point harbour- 187 Grants on Arrowsic by Governor lived there but a little while. Andros, Sept. 6, 1679. — Doc. Hist. iv. 386 On Merriconege Neck only two settlements from copy in Mass. Arch. iii. 336. Richard Potts who lived at the lower end. John Damarel about 3 miles above him. 188 -A- Detter to Thomas Lake of London But one settlement at Mair Point from Mrs. Mehitable Warren and Elisha by John Phippany. Hutchinson, dated at Boston 29 June 1687, states that Sir Edmond Andros soon after the war gave But one settlement at Maquoit permission to about 20 families to settle on the by Robert Haines. lower end of Arrowsic Island, but without owner­ Settlements between Pejepscot and Swan ship, and that certain of these had now been given Island on the north side of Merrymeet­ patents at Nequasset, (Woolwich), bv Gov. Don- ing Bay. gan of New York: —Suffolk Court Files 139154. Samuel York about 4 or 5 mile down from the Will Slack, 100 acres Falls on the eastern side. Living now William Stevens, 100 " Squam, Cape Ann, he supposed the likeliest James Denis, 200 ' ' man to inform how far Merriconege Neck or Arthur Neal, 100 " Shapley's Island have been possessed or im­ John Rely, 100 " proved. James Thomas half a mile below. He and his 189 ' List of Militia on Kennebeck River heirs supposed to be wholly extinct. under Capt. John Rowden May 1688.' Williams half a mile farther—only a man and — Mass. Arch. 128: 196. his wife — had no children — supposed to be As printed in Doc. Hist. vi. 362, extinct. Five names, Davis to Horsley, belong in a differ­ James Giles about four miles up Muddy River. ent paper. Thomas Giles at point on south side of Muddy Add Sen. to Lawrence Dennis. River mouth. Of these families Gyles of Win- Alter John Tollman to Tellman. nisemet Ferry, and Giles the Interpreter now Alter James Williams to Millians. lives at Salisbury. Alter Richard J. to Richard Lang. Thomas Watkins at Shildrake Point, between Alter Thomas Felman to Helman. Muddy River and Cathance. (Following James Dennis, Will Denis.) Alexander Browne east side of mouth of Cathance (Following Matthew Salter, Larence Bickford.) River. Dependence Collicut at point of Abegedasset Riv­ 190 oc Guides wanted in 1689. er claims that point — no settlement between John Paine John Hornebroke said Collicut & Swan Island. Wm. Dennis John Parker One settlement at Swan Island by Collicut, Alex­ — Doc. Hist. iv. 465. ander Brown and Humphrey Davies by turns. NORTH YARMOUTH FALMOUTH 21 The Province of Maine by Towns. Lists 201-299. thought it prudent to allow a few ancient titles to Pejepscot and Maquoit. specific lands: Nothing amounting to a List has been found [Thomas Stevens's Indian deed.] for this region. The patentee, Mr. Thomas Pur­ John Royal Walter Gendall chase, was the earliest to 'submit' to Massachu­ George Felt Mr. Richard Dummer setts government, and afterwards acted with every Thomas Shepherd John Shepherd government withiu reach. A settler at Maquoit Bridget Wallis (Ann Stevens?) called himself of "Wescustogo (North Yarmouth). Arnold Allen Redding North Yarmouth. Lists 211-214. Falmouth (and Cape Elizabeth). 211 Mr- Francis Neale's Credentials in 221 Jordan Muniments of Title, the Massachusetts General Court. 2 April 1642-1660, recorded 7 Nov. 1717. [1666]. Doc. Hist. iv. 316. By the original, Arch. iii. 294: — York Deeds viii. 244-245. Alter John Ryains to Maine. 222a Back Cove Petition against Land­ Add to the date Wescustogo. lords Jordan and Cleeve. May 30, 1660. — Doc. Hist. iv. 160 (Mass. Arch. iii. 248). 212 Grant of Plantation at the Bottom of For Thomas Cellen (-sic- in orig.) read Skillin. Casco Bay at a river called Swegustagoe, by Act of General Court 19 May 1680, in response to 222** Petition against Mr. Cleeve and petition of [Suff. Court Files 139599]. Others. (Spring of 1663).—Doc. Hist. iv. 308. Joseph Phippen Francis Neale Sr. Bv the original, Mass. Arch. iii. 287: George Ingersoll John Pickering Alter Benj. Harwell to Hatwell [Atwell]. Robert Nicholls John Marston Alter Samson Perli to Penli. John Ingersoll John Wales Alter Edw. Macering to Manering.

Francis Neal Jr. Nathl. Wales c John Johnson Jonathan Putnam 222 Petition 1 Aug. 1665 praising Mass. John Royal and reciting their refusal to sign the peti­ tion against both Gorges and Mass., printed in 213 Petition of the Illutherians (1686). Willis's Portland, p. 164, from Hutch. Coll. 396, Doc. Hist. vi. 238, 224 (Mass. Arch, cxxvi. (all but two Falmouth), requires obvious correc­ 387a, 200). tions : Nicolas Davis John Alberry Alter Ambrose Bounds to Bowden. Nath: Sanders Daniell Sanders Francis Neate to Neale. 214 Account of North Yarmouth written Phineas Hidar to Rider. for Sullivan's Hist, of Maine (p. 185), names Benj. Hatewell to Atwell. 15 inhabitants in 1685, apparently a traditional John Marklie to Wacklie. list. As Sullivan misread Blashfleld 'Bearkfleld,' 222* Petition to Mass. to Appoint other unknown names (*) may be but blunders the Judges, June 10, 1671. Doc. Hist. iv. for known people. 325. By the original, Arch. iii. 314: Walter Gendall Amos Stevens Alter Phenthas inum to Pheinhas Rider. John Royall John Provender Thomas Bearkfleld John Shove* 223a Withdrawals from Falmouth and [Blashfleld] Samuel Lime* Scarborough (1675?). Doc. Hist. iv. 349 Henry Combes Joseph Harris Alter Hen: to Junkin Williams. William Ashfell John Acton* Alter Gerom Black to From Black Point. William Larrabee John Shepherd Samuel Larrabee Peter Blackman 223*> Petition for Change in Commanders, The town grants laid out by Capt. Anthony 2 Feb. 1675-6. — Doc. Hist. iv. 353 (Arch, Brackett and Mr. Thomas Bayly about 1685 in­ iii. 312). clude also : Alter Lavance Davis to Laraunce. Isaac Lareby John Harris Sr. Alter Denis Movoah to Moroah. Benjamin Lareby Roger Edwards ['Bartho Wallis, read Nartha?]. Still other names in the Proprietors' records are: Alter Humphrey Rorham to Dorham. Mr. George Pearson, Recorder of the Town. Alter Thomas hues to Lewis. John Maine, John Holman (former residents) Alter Timothy Sparill to Spurill. John York. 224 Original petition of refugees from A copy of the printed report of the Boston com­ Casco on an island praying to send a vessel mittee on resettling the town, 29 Jan. 1733-4, to fetch off the people, not over a dozen men with with errors corrected in writing, is in Suff. Court many women and children — the men and wom­ Files 37124; but all the errors are not corrected. en can work, the orphaned children, offspring of Apparently 36 is the true number of old settlers Christians, ought to be rescued and put out to recognized but indistinguishably mingled with 64 service. Written by Francis Neale, who also newcomers in the lot-drawing in 1728. Shares signed Thomas Purchas's name. (Aug. 1676.) 104-106 were later allotted to the rights of: — Suff. Court Files 26061. John Phillips or Nathaniel Wallis Thomas 6 Skillings Thomas Purchas John Royal Thomas Mains Francis Neale The following inclusive list selected from the Abraham Addams 100 (net) names may yet omit some other settlers Jonathan 7 Addams back of the abandonment of the town in 1688: Elizabeth 6 Harvie Thomas Daggett Samuel York Edward 2 Barton Samuel White Tobias Oakman Dorcas 2 Andrews (Richard Bray) John Harris William Phillipps Stephen Larrabee Joseph Maylem Thomas Larrabee Margery Stevens 225a President Danforth's Plan to plant Edward Shove John Batten a strongly defended town on the site of Port­ George Felt Robert Stanford land, 23 Sept. 1680. — York Deeds xiii. 122-129

John Atwell Joseph York b Joshua Nichols Samuel Brown 225 Portland House Lots, 26 March Among the early landholders, the Committee 1688. — Doc. Hist. vi. 385 (Mass. Arch. 22 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

After Welding insert: -John Harris house lot- depositions that the following persons were set­ canceled. tlers under President Danforth : 226 'A List of the Inhabitants of Spur- — Willis MSS. Book N. 158. wink, Richman's Isl. & Cape Elizabeth in the Purpooduek old Casco Town of Falmouth Oct. 15, 1683.' This purports Dennis Moroh Jonathan Oras to be an attested copy out of the Falmouth town Samson Pendley William Perce records by Anthony Brackett, town clerk; but the Lenard Slew Sylvanus Davis existing paper (Willis Mss. R. 31) is but a copy, Joel Madefer Bartholomew Gidney most clearly written except when imitating names Samuel Jordan Phillips the copyist could not read, thus throwing sus­ Jedediah Jordan and English picion on other names. John or Wm. Graves Back Cove Mr. Nathaniel Frier 0:16:8 Philip Britton John Whelden •Mr. Gendal 1: 9:4 New Casco John Rider Mr. Eliot 0:13:6 Lewis Tucker John Smith Mr. John Jordon 1: 0:8 Elisha Andrews Zachariah White Mrs. Jordon (Jer's mother) 0:18:7 Stroudwater Philip Lewis Dom Jordon 1: 0:8 George [Bruens?] [Burrine ? ] Jed: Jordon 1: 0:8 228b Testimonial Exonerating Captain Peter Shaw 1: 0:8 George Lockhart, 26 April 1689. —• Doc Wm. Lucus 0:12:9 Hist. vi. 478 (Arch. cvii. 3). *Tho. Page 0:12:9 Alter Saddaus to Thaddäus Clark, Left. Robert Jordon 0:11:3 Alter George to Bramhall. •Robert Parrot 0:11:3 Alter Joseph to Joseph Cous, Sergt. •Tobias Page 0:12:9 'Poll money as underwritten' [paying Is, 8d each] Alter Thomas to Thomas Claies, Clerk. Gendall Richard Short 228c Petition of the Inhabitants against John Jordon Wm. Mansfield their Officers, May 24, 1689. Dom. Jordon John Swind „ — D°c Hist. vi. 482 (Arch. cvii. 55). Jedediah Jordon Peter Rendal Alter George to [Gray?]. Peter Shaw Henly Alter Francis to Nicolle. Wm. Lucas Patten Alter Henry Crosby to [Cressy?]. Tho: Page James Rendal Alter Samuel to Sligings. Robert Hayns John Rendal Alter Robert Sharey to Shares. Robert Jordon Henry Libby Henry Longman Mr. Hardy 228* Casualty List for Battle of Sept. Edward Vickery Mr. Rowland T, .,21', y89- ~~ Doc- Hist- iv- 454- Cf. Willis, Rober Kennells Thos. Backer Portland 279. ' Clem Swett Wa. Bestord Another report is in 4 Mass. Hist. Coll. v. 214 John Parrot Andrew Cranch By the original, Mass. Arch. xxxv. 14- Tho. Page Jo. Flee Thomas Burton appears altered from Barton. Rich Webb [Simon Hinkson?] Edward Evens was altered from Greene Hew Glandfeld John Frefell After Evens insert Thomas Shafte (-Thaxter- in Jeremiah Jordon John Windsland nS Py made f0r Wm WiIlis Bk N John Clark Shadract Bell p 222) ' - — - ' Richard Galley Richard Pope Alter Thomas Berry to Bary. Tho. Edwards Richard Bason Read Giles Row belonging to the fort. Peter Callens Francis Breck Alter James Freese second to senior. John Hance Michael Webber 229 Three Petitions Including Old Pro- Waymond Lissen Saml. Sligins prietors' Rights, 1717, 1718, 1728, are treat­ Benjamin Turbell ed as one, but not verified and only partially in- *A11 in this list appear also in the rate made dexed. —• Willis, Portland, 889, 890, 893. 24 NOT. 1684 except those starred, with the fol­ lowing additional names: Samuel Jordan [with Mrs. Sarah] Scarborough. Lists 231-239. John Parrot 4:11 231 Mr. George Cleeve's Credentials Sam. Sweet 2 : 6 from Scarborough to the Mass. General Court Mr. John Clark 2 : 6 ]1653-1657], — Doc. Hist, iv. 46 (Arch. iii. 210). John Hame 2 : 6 This latter rate was to be turned over, one-half 232 Submission of Scarborough and Fal­ each, to Mr. Henry Harwood and Capt. Anthony mouth in a joint meeting at Mr. Jordan's Brackett. house at Spurwink, which was made part of Fal­ On the back appear the town charges to be met: mouth, 13 July 1658. — York Deeds i. 78 Lt. George, John and Geo. Jr. Ingersoll Correctly printed from the record, in Edw for locating the bounds of Clark's £ s Rishworth's hand. The original is gone (Mass Point 00:18 Arch. m. 246 is a copy) but: Peter Morrel for work on the fort 00:03 Arthur Augur Jujor must be Lieut. 'Hadden and Clark' going deputies to Abraham Pollen'(Fellew in Doc. Hist. iv. 157 and York 00:15 Mass. Records iv. 358) must be Joslen. Richard Pousland, money lent to the town to go for Mr. Burroughs 01:10 233 Petition against Mr. John Thorpe, [Antho?] Warden, to pay part of Mr. the Minister, (May 22, 1661). — Doc. Hist Burrough's Passage 00:05 iv. 169 (Arch. x. 94). Mr. Harwood for paying the rest of ditto & for boards and nails for the 234a Fishermen in Boston Courts, 1667. minister's house & paying the work­ John Lux v. Edmund Downe for false im­ men 05:05 prisonment; 'being a stranger and far from home John & Geo. Ingercoll for 1 m.of boards c°.u-u get no bail ; was kept 8 weeks from fishing, - to floor the Meeting House 01:10 which spoiled the whole year. Lux also sued Ed­ Wolves 01:10 ward Cock and Edward Pike. John Mare±25, July 1667. Made 221 kentals of 227 Memorandum by Phineas Jonen fish this winter & spring. John Lux's goods about 1733 of an intended journey to obtain were carried some one place and some another SCARBOROUGH 23

by reason of his absence. about 1656 Mr. John Smyth and Geo. Page Elias Oakeman±23. Same as last. mowing this marsh were warned. Christopher Elkins±25, 1667, Edward Cock & Scarborough town grant, 22 Sept. 1669, signed by Edward Pike told him they were shipped by selectmen and clerk. John Lux as boatmasters beginning last winter. John Rule±25, 16 June 1670: made survey, 'be­ Nathaniel Beadford±28. The latter end of Feb. ing a stranger.' John Lux and his two boatmasters Cock & Pike John Auger±30, 6 July 1670: for his father An­ were at my house, [Spurwink] going to fish drew. at Pautareis Covè. John Palmer±30 June 1670. John Libby Jr. aged [24?] 25 June 1669: mowed 234b Scottoway Hill Farm, Scarborough. there for Alger about 6 years ago. Eliza 1 Bason ±73 in 1728. Formerly lived George Page±28, 14 June 1669. near Dunstan ; knew three tenants under Mr. Philip Foxwell±17, 26 NOT. 1668. Scottow on his farm formerly Mr. Abraham Jos- Christopher Edgcomb±25, 26 NOT. 1668. ling's. Daniel Kaly±25, 26 NOT. 1668. Nicholas "Wilmot. Went to school to John Sygus, aged 28 years, 30 June 1670. John Howell John Howell's wife. Robert Êllett, 7 July'1670: the house John Jack­ Richard Barows — Prout v. Graffam, '1728.' son hath built. [Other depositions, missing from the files but 235 Foxwell v. Alger, an appealed case printed in Me. H. & G. Ree. iv 137-138: affecting title to marsh between Dunstan Lncretia Foxwell±24, 26 NOT. 1668. and Blue Point, writ dated 28 Nov. 1668. The ex­ John Ashton±30, 26 Nov. 1668. isting papers are copies made by Edward Rish- John Jackson summonsed by H. Williams, elk. worth in great haste, and clerical errors must be John Jackson, P.A. 28 Aug. 1671 'to my loying guarded against. The General Court of Mass. father in law Giles Bardg.' sustained a verbal grant by Thomas Gorges be­ John Bonighton Sen. bondsman for R. F. 19 Aug. fore 1658 as against a later town grant. The 1670. following were on this marsh in August, 1668: James Gibbines Sen. mentioned 1670. [Suff. Court Files 1046. Edward Colcord, attorney, reasons of appeal. Mr. Richard Foxwell Andrew Alger Officials: Daniel Kaly, his servant His son John Peter Weare, Recorder. Philip Foxwell Matthew : youngest Edward Rishworth, Recorder. Nicholas Edgecomb Andrew: sons Francis Neaîe, Associate, and clerk of the writs. Henry Williams, clerk of the writs. Christopher Edgecomb Arthur Alger Arthur Alger, commissioner to end small catises. Jacob Rabskine John Palmer Richard Hitchcock, com. to end small causes. Mr. Richard Foxwell being at the house of An- Mr. John Smyth drew Alger at Dunstan, 236 Capt. Joshua Scottow's Lawsuits George Barlow he being the first inhab- 1676-1680 about the soldiers sent from John West îtant there, 'these men Boston and their pay. — Suff. Court Files 1526, Agnes Auger±48, [26 Nov. 1668] : ab. 15 years ago 1781, 1828, 162190. made an agreement to take up every man his Cf. Bodge 326-337, Doc. Hist. vi. 102, 189-143, lot and to live at Dunstan together,' with for­ 145, 148, 157, 196-200, 202-3. feiture to the others if not built on within a Letter dated 12 July 1676 To year and a day. Winter Harbor Mr. Edward Rishworth Henry Watts, 24 Mar. [1638?], for over 20 years Brian Pendleton Maj. Nicho: Shapleigh Mr. R. F. has held 500 acres reaching up the George Munjoy Mr. Saml : Wheelwright river.±67 [14 July 1669] 'Andrew Auger & We had no hand in sending for the soldiers to Barlow' mowed there before Mr. Foxwell did. secure Mr. Scottow's interest at Black Point; the Thomas Elkins±64: 4 Oct. [a little before] Mr. charges ought to be levied upon the person or George Taylor±60: Thomas Gorges went back he place benefitted. ordered Elkins to go to .the inhabitants of Blue R'\:Ani¡S™ : 28 July 1676 Point and require them to pay their rents to Wm Sheldon : Protest against the town's Capt. Bonighton. : pn> ins the 8nl( s JohnTvnnv ' 'iers, » Mr- Richard Bonython's deed,24 Mayl642,to hisdaus. : S ot tc, w was d Elizabeth Bonython: to compensate legacies from Rich: Foxwell - i' - . «"»»le . to keep Gyles Barge his fishermen at sea the whole Susanah Foxwell : their grandmother in Eng­ season, move his barn, etc. land; witnesses: Wm. Smyth, Jonas Baly, Nich­ John Cocke olas Edgcomb. Accounts from the hook at Black Point kept Mr. Henry Jocelyn, 16 Feb. 1658[9 before partly by Mr. Scottow, partly by Nathaniel Wil- Robert Jordan, Associate: 13 or 14 years ago Mr. lett: Thos. Gorges, Dep. Gov., gave orders to put Craft bought of Anthony Roe Geo. Dearinge in possession of 200 acres of land Fishing craft " Peter Hinxen Fishing craft 11 " Thomas Westgat at the place where Jonas Balie, who m. the 11 widow of Geo. Dearinge, now liveth. Lines " Jo: Slades John Foxwell±80, 14 July 1669: at his first mow­ Nets " " John Starts ing there no one dwelt at Dunstan, 'not of the Shallop " " Antho : Roe & Tho : Bigford English.' John Tinney±40, 4 Oct. 1676. Arthur [Alger] ±45, 7 June 1670; Andrew was m Mr. Warren, Walter Gendall and others, and quiet possession 14 years untroubled until the later Wm. Sheldon, brought a paper which he King's Commissioners came hither. signed. Twelve of the Boston soldiers were quar­ Andrew Alger, 19 Aug. 1670: 'at least 16 years tered, 2 at his house, 5 at Samuel Oakman's, 5 agone' Mr. Foxwell yielded up any rights he at Walter Gendall's. had to the inhabitants of Dunstone for their en­ Humphrey Warren, merchant of Boston, 20 July couragement to settle there. 1676 coming in from Kennibec in Nov. 1675 John Howell±37, June 1669: was servant to An­ was with Mr. Walter Gendall, Mr. Robert Jordan drew Alger 13 or 14 years ago; about 15 years Jr., and Mr. Nathan Bedford. I sent for Stephen ago the inhabitants that sat down at Dunstan Sargent who I was told was at Black Point, and had a meeting. he told me that Major Pendleton and Mr. Fletcher Mr. John Smyth±77, 26 Nov. 1668: about 12 had twice sent to Mr, Scottow for help and been years since, living at Dunstan. refused. I went to Black Point and found Mr. Nicholas Edgecome of Saco±[76?] 22 June 1670: Scottow urging 30 or 40 men to roll his barn to 24 LXBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

the top of the hill. I ordered Stephen Sargent 1675 eleven were killed and one carried away to stay with his barges to await Mr. Scottow's at Saco sands, he being at Black Point when the positive decision. first guns were heard. Capt. Peter Rodrygo, a Dutchman,±32, 24 July Henry Williams±43, 28 Jan. 1679 [80. Wounded 1676. The day Liby's houses were burnt with­ 10 Oct. 1675 and brought for cure to Black in two miles of Mr. Scottow's house, I wanted Point by water on the 13th. This was a week him to give me 40 men to go fight them off. He before any soldiers came from Boston. A com­ would not, nor go himself. Stayed at Mr. Pox- pany under Ralph Allanson who started to re­ well's garrison all the winter. lieve our friends told me on their return that on Anthony Row±40, 2 Nov. 1676. There were men account of two rivers to cross and the tide three enough there to hold the place if under proper parts in, they could not reach them. command. Ellner Barge aged [16?] relative to the first at­ 237a 'A List of Names of the Inhabitants tack of the Indians "Lord's day in the Eve­ of Blackpoint Garison Octo: 12th, 1676.' ning.' ' Endorsed: 'Handed in by Mr. Jocelyn Oct. 1676.' Patrick Denraarke, concerning widow Temple after — Original in N. E. H.-G. S. Some names ob­ her husband was killed. viously interlined for lack of room are here placed Other Deponents in 1676 at the end of each list. Margt. Jackson±30 Tho: Bigford±36 In the Garison Living three muskett Henry Brookins±35 Wm. Sheldon±58 John Tenney shot from garison. Ralph Manson Nicho: Frost±28 Henry Brookin Henry Elkins [Allison] ±54 Nathaniell Willett John Ashdon Joseph Oliver Edward Small±22 Charles Browne John Warrick Rich: Honewell±31 Walter Gendall±35 Edward Hounsell Goodman Luscome [Missing from the files but printed in Me. H. Daniell Moore Tymothy Collins & G. Ree. iv. 137 Emanuel Davis±21] Francis Sholet Andrew Browne Senier Letter dated Piscataqua 29 Jan. 1677[8 Hampton and Salsbery Andrew Browne Richard Waldron Sergt. Major Soldiers John Browne to Capt. Josh: Scottow Joseph Browne The General Court orders 6 soldiers to be sent In thehutts without the William Burrage you; am now sending two by Benj. Trustram: Garison but joyning Ambrose Bouden William Bray Augustin Parker to it. Constable 'Sir it is very difficult to gett men to serve Anthony Roe Tho: Cumming you, such an odium is on your name here that Thomas Bickford John Hermon men openly professe they had rather be hanged Robert Tydey Samuell Okerman Sen. then serve under your command. Please to order James Lybbey Samuel Okeman so that the men I now & shall send may contradict John Lybbey John Elson and make false that report.' Anthony Lybbey Peter Hincson Order signed John Hull, Treas. 9 July 1679 Samuell Lybbey Symond Hincson 'To the Constables and Selectmen of York x X George Taylor " Richard Willin pay £100 to Capt. Joshua Scottow out of your Dunken Chessom John Symson five and thirty country rates x x by him assigned William Sheldon Tho : Cleaverly to his son Samuel Walker.' John Vickers John Cocke Writ 26 Nov. 1679, Joshua Scottow of Boston Richard Basson Richard Burrough against Mr. Nicholas Shapleigh, Mr. Edward Rish­ Robert Eliott A list of the names worth and Mr. Samuel Wheelwright, damages Francis White of those of the Inhab­ £400, for defamation in a signed paper exhibited John Howell itants aforesaid that in the General Court by said Rishworth in 1676, Richard Moore were prest by vertue the great damage arising from his garrison being James Oglebey of Capt. Hauthornes surrendered while he was in Boston to answer Richard Hunnewell order to be for the their complaints. Rishworth's defence was that service of the Garison. they were only asking for instructions whether to Living muskett shot pay Capt. Scottow's bill against York County. from the garison. Edward Hounslow Mary Oakman±45, 27 Nov. '1679. She and her Ralph Allison James Oglebey husband were in Mr. Scottow's garrison when Mathew Aleyson John Cocke Mog the Indian gave them till next day to get Joseph Oliver Daniell Moore away with their goods. Christopher Edgecome Dunken Chessom John Edgecome Richard Burrough Edward Hownsell±26, 1 Dec. 1679. We had 11 William Burrage Province soldiers, 40 or 50 inhabitants and Micaell Edgecome near a barrel of powder. The house would not Robert Edgecome Francis Shealett have been given up had Mr. Scottow been there. 237^ Soldiers under Captain Scottow, John Vicars deposed the same. Jan. 1675-6-Mar. 1677-8. A compilation. John Purrinton±44, 16 Jan. 1679[80. Was at Partly indexed. — Bodge 338-339. Saco 3 weeks after Capt. Wincoll had 9 English killed on Saco sands. Soldiers at Mr. Scottow's 237c Petition (winter of 1675-1676), garrison told me he would not let them go to help. being the frontier, do intend not a man of Thomas Cousens±30, 16 Jan. 1679 [80. Was with us to leave our station. — Doc. Hist. vi. 106 Capt. Wincoll. Five men came from Mr. Fox- (Mass. Arch. lxix. 79). well's, leaving but two in garrison, no nearer Alter Henry Berkins to Brookins. than Mr. Scottow's. d John Tenny±40, 19 Jan. 1679[80. He and S. 237 Testimonial Exonerating Capt. Scot­ Wheeler 'being in the garrison with Walter tow, 15 July 1676. — Doc. Hist. vi. 116 Gendall' in 1675, went to Scottow for soldiers (Mass. Arch. lxix. 28). and were refused. Alter Richard Wilkins to Willing. Ebenezer Ingoldsby and Wm. Darby, Boston, 237e Address to the Massachusetts Gov­ soldiers sent to Black Point. When we came ernment, 1676, defending Capt. Scottow. there we were all quartered out to the different Bodge, p. 334. The signers are in five columns, garrisons, and some to Mr. Gendals on the other the first including Esq. Jocelyn and the selectmen, side of the river, namely John Lowell, Ezech Bouden, Libby Sen., Oakman, Libby Jr., and the Hamlin and two or three more. We two were other four headed by Row, Cleverly, Moore and quartered at Saml. Oakman's, near John Tinnev's. Wasgate. Andrew Augur±26, 28 Jan. 1679 [80. In the vear For 'Teshinond' read Jeshmond [Chessemorel. SCARBOROUGH SACO 25

238a Scarborough Tax List 28 Nov. 1681. 239a Tenants on the Cammock Patent. — Town Book, p. 7. List of leases made or promised by Henry Mr. Philip Pox- Sheppia 7 6 Jocelyn, Esq., and Capt. Joshua Scottow, com­ well 4 . Wm. Suelten 7 6 pared 16 July 1688 by Edward Tyng and Sil- James Robin­ Henry Brouck- vanus Davis. The document was taken to the son 6 6 ins 4 magistrates in Portland, who inserted 'with others Giles Bardge 9 6 Mr. Walker i 7 promised by Scottow' and added their certificate. John Jackson . 3 8 Andrew Algur 7 6 The crosses in the margin were made bv them. Richard Galley 1 2 . Capt. Scotto- — Me. H. & G. Recorder i. 194 (original 'in Suff. John Moulton . 3 6 way i 11 4 Court Files 2497). Andrew Nich. Willmat 5 Insert after Libby 213 acres, extend the brace to Browne 1 6 . John Palmer include Burridge and against it enter -4- families. John LibbyJun. 3 10 John Astone 3 2 6 Alter Eli to Elnior Jackson and 'his' to -her-. John Libby Sen. 7 . Elias Okmans 2 6 Alter Peter Hindson to Hinkson. Henry Libby . 3 . Rodger Vickers 2 6 Alter Christopher Busset to Picket. Anto : Libby 3 3 Rich. Basson 2 6 Alter Richard Myllyn to Wyllyn. Anto : Row 3 9 Dunkin Stew- Alter Henry Ebbings to Elkins. Peter Hinxson . 4 9 ard 7 6 Alter old Maddiner to [Michael] Maddiver. Richard Honi- Mr. Jordons 10 G Alter John Firkett to Fickett. well L2 6 John Pigitt 2 Alter Julv 16, 1668 to 1688. John Sampson . 9 6 Simon Hinx- Robert Eliot 3 9 son 2 239b Proprietors 22 June 1720. Georg Taylor . 4 6 Robert Tidy 2 John Wornthworth Esq. Jobe Burnum John & James Rich. Willing 2 6 George Vaughane Esq. Hezekiah Phillips Mils 1 6 6 Edw. Bennet 2 6 Richard Wybert Esq. Philip Duly Joseph Winick . 5 9 John Elson 2 6 Elisha Plaistead Esq. Thomas Harris Mr. "Watts 1 6 . Hen. Elkins 2 Mr. William Cotton Thomas Seavy William Bur- Tho: Cleverly 2 Samuel Penhallow Esq. Ebenezer Seavey 6 . Geo : Bröks 2 Mr. John Emerson William Newbry John Macrell Pra: Shallet 2 Henry Libby Edmond Ward [McKenney] Pra: White 2 Roger Deering Ambrous Boden Josias Okmans . John Starke Thomas Laraby Thomas Mason John Simson [Start] 2 Roger Hunnewell's widow Tobias Oakeman Ambrose Bow- John Warrek William Libby Joseph Beard dens 10 [Warwick] 2 Samuel Libby William Fernald John Tenny 7 Benj aman James Libby Henry's son James Libby, Portsm'th Andrew John­ Peckring 2 John Laraby James Libby 3d son Daniell Libby's Heirs John Howell 2 Benjamin Laraby Humphrey Scammon Tho: Backer Andrew Brown 2 William Michell Thomas Cotton Waymon Beck John Brown 2 Roger Perrey John Tydy ton Mark Rounds 2 John Booden Stephen Greenleafe John Skillin Tho: Bickford 2 Samuel Oakeman John Bigford Mr. Edward Joseph Brown 2 John Libby The following names found in a list of the in­ John Libby the 3d. Added 22 June 1721 habitants dated 22 Sept. 1681 (Towu Book, p. 29) Joseph Calfe do not appear in the tax list: Andrew Brown Daniel Foog Henry Bigford Ambrose William Punchin Rich : Huniwell Robert Mackeny John Hardison Bowden Sen. Daniel Fogg Hugh Glanfield John Millikin John Fogg John Bowden Dav: Libby James Wiggins Nathan Knight Thomas Scottow Mat: Libby Sam: Vicars Town grants were made in 1682-1686 to still Saco (and Biddeford). Lists 241-249. others: 241 The Lewis and Bonython Patent. 1682 May 17 Mar. 15 Nie: Durall Livery of seisin made 28 June 1631 by Ed­ Robert Tidy June 18 ward Hilton gent, to Tho: Lewis gent. May 23 Thomas Litherby Witnesses: Thomas Wiggin Henry Watts Simon Hinxon 1685 June 1 James Parker George Vaughan

May 26 John Osborn 7 John Samson Henry Kerby 242 Sept. 1636. The booke of rates for Aug. 28 Oct. 17 John Samson the minister to be paid quarterly the first pay­ John Slaughter 1686 Apr. 1 ment to begin at Michaelmas next: £ a d 1683 Jan. 13 Mary Becteon Capt. Rich Bonython 03:00:00 James Robinson William Green Rich. Vines 08:00:00 Tho. Lewis 03:00:00 238b Vickers v. Walker, 1685. Henry Boade 01:10:00 Indenture for 9 years from 1 Feb. 1675-6 John Wadlow 01:00:00 apprenticing Joseph, son of Roger Vickers of Tho. Williams 02:00:00 Scarboro, to Samuel Walker of Boston, merchant, Robt. Sankey 01:10:00 (mariner in writ). Witnesses: Roger 6 Vickers, Theop. Davies 01:10:00 John Hayward [Boston]. The father sued for his Geo. Frost 01:10:00 son's wages. Clement Greeneway 01:00:00 Mary Vickers, aged 50. Her son Joseph was 21 John Parker 01:00:00 15 Aug. 1685. John Smith 01:00:00 Matthew Augure aged 28, Boston, 29 June 1685. Samuell Andrewes 01:00:00 Was on the Brigantine The Samuel, S. Walker Will. Scadlock 01':00:00 owner and master. Robt. Morgan 00:15:00 Peter Dennis, aged 15 or 16. French boy. Henry Warrick 01:00:00 John Rule±42, 5 Aug. 1685. Master of coaster. Rich. Hitchcock 00:10:00 Francis Shulet±35, 1 July 1685, sworn at Black Tho. Page 01:00:00 Point. Ambrose Berry 01:00:00 John Start±52, 30 June 1685, in service of S. Henry Watts 01:10:00 Walker. — Suff. Court Files 2346. Rich. Foxwell 01:10:00 26 LIBBY ' S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

243a List of inhabitants obtained by the James Gibbines Nickolas Buly Massachusetts Commissioners in advance of William Scadlock William Kirkeet the meeting to demand submission, 5 July 1653. John Sparke Edward Andrews Doc. Hist. iv. 86 (Mass. Arch. iii. 230, 224, 229). Ralph Trustrum Nicholas Egcome 'West Saco' *Nicholas Bulle John Bouden Edward Clarke Mr. Thomas Williams Thomas Hale Preegrace Norton Jacob Wormwood Mr. Richard Hitchcox Philip Hinkson 244f indict the freemen of Saco' for Mr. John West Richard Cummins not attending the orders of the Massachu­ *Mr. John Smith *Roger Hunniwell setts court.—York County Records, 7 July 1663. Robert Booth Mr. Williams Edw: Sanders William Scadlock 'East Saco' Ralph Tristrum *Mr. John Bonithon Rich: Hitchcock John Smyth *John Layton James Gibbins Ralph Trustram Rich : Cummins Peter Hill Henry Waddock Hene: Waddocke Tho: Rogers *John Hollicum Thomas Reading James Gibbines Mr. John Bonython *John Sparks George Barlo Nicho: Edgecomb Roger Hill Christopher Hobs Thomas Rogers 245 A Tax List of (1664-1668)recorded in *The seven starred did not submit; nor the fol­ the town book lists the names downstream the lowing whose names appear in the town records river, skipping from side to side; then from the the same year : mouth of the river to Winter Harbor; then along Andrew Alger William Scadlock Jun. Old Orchard beach. Roger Hill Walter Penuell West Bank East Bank Edward Andrews Brian Pendleton John Bonython 243b List of Saco Voters. John Davis Saco town book contains a memorandum in William Luscom Robert Booth's hand 'A record of such as were Arthur Hewes made freemen of Saco in the year 1653.' Besides John Smith the names in Mass. Arch. iii. 224, (correctly Christopher Hobbs printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 80) are these: Michael Naziter John Lighton Sr. Roger Hill James Gibbins Edward Andrews Mr. John Smith Nicholas Buly Wm. Scadlock Jr. Nicholas Buly Jr. 244a Inquest, Mary Haile, 27 Dec. 1653, John Carter Nicholas Edgecomb Coroner's Jury. — Saco Town Book. Henry Waddock Capt. Rogger Spencer John Hallsone Roger Hill Mr. Tho. Williams Walt Mare John Bouden Old Orchard Mordecai Cravitt Jeremie Umfrees Robert Temple Richard Coman Ralph Trustrum Rogger Hill John Anderson Thomas Rogers Peter Hill John Bouden [Henderson] 244^ Fishing catastrophe, in court 4 July Walter Mare Personal 1654. — York County Records. ? [Sargent]* James Harmon John Hollicum adminis- Robert Booth Richard Hitchcock Thomas Haile Roger Hunnewell tration Richard Hitchcock Arthur Wormstall Paul Mitchell granted Henry Waddock John Helson *The entry here was John Rowland to: Wm. Scadlock Mr. Williams , Scots, stricken The administrators to satisfy John Sparke Ralph Trustrum out and 'Sargent' writ- and Christopher Hobbs 'for their disburse­ J. Sargent ten above. The origi- ments upon their fishing voyage.' W. Penuel inal name or names wil! William Poster, adm. granted to his brother-in- John Lighton be hard to make out. law Christopher Hobbs. 246 Women 's Seats in Saco Meetinghouse Charles Hatch, adm. granted to his brother Philip Sept. 22, 1666, given in tabular form in the 244° Inquest, Sydrick Luscome, town records, Seat 1 entitled 'Mis,' the other seats Sept. Í, 1660. Jury's verdict, accidentally 'Goodis.' drowned. — Saco Town Book. Seat 1. *Maverick, *Phillips, Pendleton, *Hooke, Leut. Wm. Phillips E.dward Andrews *Bonithon, *Williams, Trustrum. *[Mr. John Smith] * [Nickolas Egcome] Seat 2. Wadock, Coman, Gibbins, Booth, Buly, Mr. John Gra[. . ant*] Georg Page Hichkox. Mr. John Alldein Robert Booth Seat. 3. Penuel, Kirkeet, Rogers, Bouden, Hill, Richard Hichkox Robert Feeld Helson. James Gibbins Henry Waddocke Seat 4. Sily, *Hobs, *Luscom, Mare, Wormstall, John Lighton *Stricken out *Scadlock. Thomas Roggers Seat 5. *Davis, *Randall, Sargent, Harman, *Nazeter. 244^ Inquest, Richard Raser, 17 May 1661. Seat 6. Chilson-, Egcome, Henderson, Wakfeeld, Verdict, accidentally drowned. Booth, Lighton. — Saco Town Book. Seat 7. Hewes, Page, Frost. Leut. Wm. Phillips John Rice *Gone at the re-seating 9 Dec. 1674, when only Mr. Richard Hichkox Richard Randall one 'Mis' (Pendleton) remained. To fill vacan­ Ralph Trustrum Nickolas Buly Jr. cies in front, promotions were made mainly from Mr. Wm. Tharall [ ]ms Ward the seat behind. New names appearing are: Gregory Jefery John Helson Seat 2. Goody Temple. Thomas Mills Arthur Wormstall Seat 4. Cartter, Gibbins Jr., Rule, Sharp. Richard More Jacob Wormwood Seat 5. Peard, Presbere, Case, Harmon Jr., Read, e Henderson Jr. 244 Inquest, Thomas Lattimer, 24 June Seat 7. Warrin, Charchwell, Harvey, (Frie?). 1661, which lived with John Chater of Wells & ran away from him this month & was found 247 Thos. Williams in deeding half of the drowned in Saco River. — Saco Town Book. land he then lived on named his neighbors, Coroner's Jury 14 June 1662. — York Deeds ii. 125. Mr. Thomas Williams Henry Waddocke Arthur Wormstall's house. SACO 27

Richard Hitchcock's cornfield. 248t> Saco Port Soldiers 16 Dec. 1696. The lot which was John Layton's. Original order ligned Anthony Brackett, The house built by John Elson. Captain, detailing th ! following men to serve Walter Mare's brook and cornfield, under Capt. John Hill. Walsingham Chelson's house. James Tufts James Smith Mr. William Phillips 'who now inhabiteth the Thomas Southeron Neck of Land by Winter Harbor.' [canceled] Umphrey Dearing Jonathan Morss Witnesses: Seth Fletcher. Abel Pilsbury John Spur [Elson?] Jonathan Stimson George Wittey Samuel Shorey John Crocker 248a Saco Port Soldiers. Undated order Lodwick Dowes Edward Evenes Isaac Holding for discharging men from Saco Fort: [crossed out] Samuel Smith Jonathan Whitney Samuel Smith Jonathan Whittney Ephraem Craftte Samuel Pitcher John [Stevenson?] Experance Poope Isaac Cleaveland — Hill MSS. 249 Civil Military and Clergy Lists. Representatives 1668 G., T. & B. Fence Viewers 1654 William 1670 James Gibbins 1659 Robert Booth 1669 Major Brian 1674 Ralph Scadlock Sr. 1660 Richard Pendleton Tristram James Gibbines 1671 Humphrey Hitchcock B., G. & T. Roger Hill and 1657, 1671, Case 1662 Lt. William 1670 T., G. & B. Master of Magazine 1655 John West 1672 Mr. John Phillips 1673 P., T. and 1667 James Gibbins 1656 Thomas Bonython 1664 Lt. William Thomas Rogers Constables Rogers 1678 John Phillips Selectmen 1653 John Leighton (Henry Waddock Henderson 1667 Capt. Brian 1655 James app.) 1674 John Sharpe Pendleton 1655 Robert Booth 16yrstol671 Gibbines 1657 James Gibbins 1675 JohnPresbury 1668 Robert Booth Henry Waddock 1656 Ralph also 1662, 1668 1676 John Harmon (to Casco) 14yrstol672 Tristram 1658 Richard 1680 John 1680 John Harmon Richard Hitchcock 1657 Mr. Tho. Hitchcock Edgecomb 1681 John Harmon 9 yrs to 1668 Williams also 1660, 1668 1682 Roger Hill 1682 John Davies Ralph Tristram 1658 Richard 1659 Henry 1683 Phinias Hull [rejected] 10 yrs to 1675 Commings Waddock 1684 Humphrey 1683 Mr. Benj. James Gibbins 1659 Tho: Rogers 1661 Richard Scammon Blackman 14yrstol674 1660 Ambrose Commins 1685 Francis also 1684 ?4 more to 1683 Berry 1662 Robert Booth Backus 1684 Mr. John 1656 Mr. Thomas 1661 Roger Hill also 1664 1686 George Page Sargent Williams 1662 John Bouden 1662 Freegrace 1687 Edward 1685 Mr. Geo. Clerk of the Writs 1663 Walter Mayer Norton Sargent Turfrey Town Clerk 1664 Nicholas 1663 Ralph 1688 Roger Hill 1686 Humphrey 1656 Robert Booth Bouly Tristram 1689 ( «John Pratt) Scammon until death ex­ 1665 Robert Booth 1668 Roger Hill Military 1688 Edward cept 1664 [Thomas Rogers also 1669, 1683, Cf. Me. P. & C. Ree; Sargent 1664 Francis Hooke app.] 1687, 1690 Bodge 475; Doc. Commissioners to (Mass. app.Booth) John Henderson 1672 Humphrey Hist. vi. 267; End Small Causes 1672 Humphrey deputy Case Lists . . . 1653 Robert Booth Case 1666 Arthur 1673 Humphrey 1659 Richard Hitchcock 4 years Wormstall Case Mr. John Bonvthon, Henry Warwicke 1680 John Abbot 1666-7 George Page 1674 John Lt. 1654 H., Wad. & B. 3 yrs. to 1683 deputy Henderson [not confirmed] 1655 Mr. Thos. 1681 John Davies 1667 Simon Booth 1675 John Sharpe 1663 Williams (Edw. Sargent app. ) 1668 John Sargent. 1676 John Presbury Richard Hitchcock, B. & Wad. 1684 Pendleton 1669 Robert Temple 1678 Francis Lt. 1656 Mr. Thos. Fletcher Abraham Radver Backus Capt. Wm. Phillips Williams 2 yrs. to 1686 deputy 1682 John Harmon Sergeant Major AmbroseBerry 1688 Wm. Geale 1670 JohnPresbury 1684 Phineas Hull 1668 . Robert Booth (or Heale) 1671 John Helson 1685 Humphrey Capt. Brian 1657 H., B., &Wad. Thomas Doughty [Robert Temple Scammon Pendleton 1658 Wad., T. & B. Town Treasurer app.] Philip Foxwell Sergeant Major 1659 B., H., &Wad. 1656 Mr. Tho. 1672 Christopher 1686 Francis 1680 1660 B., Wad. & T. Hobbs Backus John Sargent, Lt. 1661 Left. Wm. Williams 1673 Richard Peard 1688 Pendleton John Abbot, Ensign Phillips Road Surveyor [Humphrey Case Fletcher Preachers Wad. & B. 1666 Richard app.] 1689 John 1636 Richard 1662 Wad. T. & B. Hitchcock 1674 Richard Bonython Gibson 1663 (app.byMass.) 1667 Ralph Commins Robert Edgecomb 1641 Thomas 'same as last year' Tristram 1675 John Carter John Sargent Jenner (chosen at Saco) 1671 John 1676 James Petty Jurymen 1653 [George Lt. Wm. Phillips Henderson Gibbines 1656 Richard Barlow] Mr. Hooke and again 1674 1680 Phineas Hull Hitchcock 1658 [Robert James Gibbines 1672 Simeon Booth 1681 Pendleton 1659 Edward Clark Booth] 1664 (app. by Mass. 1680 Richard Peard Fletcher 1660 Richard 1659 Mr. P.,Wad. & B.) 1681 John Layton 1682 Francis Hitchcock Dunham (chosen at Saco) John Bonython Backhouse 1663 William 1659 John Hale Mr. Francis Hooke 1682 Walter 1683 Thomas Haley Luscome 1661 [Francis James Gibbines Penwell 1684 William 1664 Robert Booth Hooke] Henry Waddock 1683 John Sargent Daggett 1666 William 1662 Seth Fletcher with Maj. Phillips Francis Backus 1685 John Abbot Luscome 1665 Barnabas to assist Lot Layers 1686 William Dysar 1668 John Sharpe Ohauncy 1667 Capt. 1681 Mr. Blackman 1688 Richard Peard d 1674 1669 Seth Fletcher Pendleton John Harman Grand Jurymen 1669 Robert Booth 1685 William T. & Wad. John Abbot 1653 Wm. Scadlock James Gibbins Jr. Milburne 28 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY Cape Porpus (Kennebunkport). Wells (and Kennebunk). 261-269. 251 ' The Names of the Inhabitants of Capt Porpus.' This list was posted to 'My 261 'Wells Mens Names.' loving friend Morgan Whowell at Cape Porpus,' This list is a memo, on Sherman & Ince's orig­ under Mr. John Cutt's seal inal return of the bounds, 19 Oct. 1652. — Mass. Griffin Montague Ambros Berrie Arch. iii. 6. For their submission see Doc. Hist, *Edward Clark *John Elsin iv. 74, 75, 85, Mass. Arch. iii. 221, 229. John Cole Stephen Batson Mr. Henry Bond William Reinolds Christopher Spurwell *Mr. John Gouge Peter Turbutt Morgan Howell *Ezekiel Knight Gregorie Jefferi Simon Trott Wm. Hamon Thomas Warner *Rich: Moore John Barrett Jun. *Aurther Wormstall John Wakefeild. Tho. Milles *Except the four starred, they all submitted to John Wadleigh the Mass. Commissioners 5 July 1653; also John *Mr. Joseph Emerson Baker. — Doc. Hist. iv. 88. * Jonathan Thing 252 Submission to Massachusetts, 5 July Robert Wadleigh 1653. —Doc. Hist. iv. 86, 84. William Wardell fJohn Crosse 253 Fishing Voyage in 1660, financed by Samuell Austine Capt. Brian Pendleton.—York Deeds i. 91. Anthony Littlefeild Thomas Warner Thomas Mills Francis Littlefeild (drowned) Geo. Phippeny John Saunders Wm. Smalledge Wm. Battine *John Barrett Sen. John Littlefeild 254 Agreement about Lands naming 12 in *Mr. Joseph Bowles inhabitants in 1663. — York Deeds i. 145. Ould Goodman Littlefeild Nicholas Coole 255 Petition in favor of government by tJohn Baker Mass. 28 Apr. 1668. Two copies circulated (added in another hand) (?) signed mostly in duplicate, 16 to each, 22(?) John Bushe in all. .. .Only one original has been found, (Mass. John White Arch. iii. 275) which varies from what is printed •Submitted 4 July 1653. in Doc. Hist. iv. 217 as follows:* tDid not submit. For Richard Moore, Richard Hix. Did submit but not in the list: ' ' Richard Brian, Richard Bran. Thomas Littlefield ' ' Edmond , Edward Berton. Francis Littlefield Jun. " Simon trote, Simon Busey. William Cole " Stephen Batson, Charles Potem (The last name was added by Secretary Rawson) " Thomas Warner, Thomas Musell " John Cole, John Beret. ' ' John Elsin, John Sandears. 262 First Laying Out of Wells. (John Gooch striken out.) 'Present inhabitants 15 June 1658.' *As the original is blind and the 'marks' re­ The second column is a contemporary list cop­ produced in the print seem identical with those in ied from the original into the present town book, the original,, it is suspected that the printed names pp. 109-110. The first column is a compilation. were improvised The contemporary list gave the names in order of 256 Town Grants naming inhabitants, the houses on the single road constituting the March-June 1681. York Deeds ix. 120, x. 32. town, from North to South, only two south of Webhannet river. The Barrett Jr. lot was the Alter Millard to Miller, [Alison to Alger?]. center of the massacre 10 Aug. 1703 ; the John 258 Quarrel in house of Philip Eades Littlefield lot became the site of the Storer gar­ Cape Porpus. — York Court Records vi. 124, rison, the most northerly permanent stand of the 296, and files. Depositions backed Jan. T. 1702-3. English. Downing Homan Joseph Bailey John Sanders Sen. Isaac Annis y y Coombs (Little River and Branch River intervene) 259 Cape Porpus Town Eecords, as now John Barit Jr. preserved at Kennebunkport, are a copy cer­ (A long stretch of unoccupied land of Rev. John tified by Secretary Willard, before the fire in the Wheelwright, Robert Nanny, William Cole, Wil­ Boston Court House 9 Dec. 1747, and subject to liam Symonds) clerical misreadings. Bradbury (Hist, of Kenne­ Samuel Austin bunkport, p. 61) named 27 men as 'the only Thomas Mills names found on what remains of the old Cape John Wadleigh Goodman Wadley Sen. Porpus records.' These names are all to be found ('The Gore' and the Town Lot intervene) in the ten pages now extant, and as revised by John West Harold Clarke Durrell are: William Hammond John Barrett Sr. Samuel York Mr. Flécher William Wardell Goodman Cross Sen. Humphrey Scammon John Downing William Wentworth Nicholas Cole John Batson John Davis Edward Rishworth John Barrett Sen. John Sanders Immanuel Haynes George Haborne John Littlefield William Frost Jacob Wormwood Joseph Bolles Joseph Bowles Joseph Littlefield Nicholas Moorey Ezekiel Knights Mr. Knight Edmund Littlefield John Rennais (Francis Littlefield Senior's original grant John Miller John Loring intervenes) John Miller Jr. Richard Blanchet Edm. Littlefield William Thomas Simon Cundey [Bussey?] (Webhannet River intervenes) William Barton Emanuel Davis , , Francis Littlefield Jr. Richard Randall John Purinton Sr. Samuel Austin _ . T.... „ „ Thomas Mussey Lieut. John Purinton Jr. Robert Hethersy Francis Littlefield Sen. Isaac Cole William Ashley WELLS 29

263 Submission to Massachusetts, July Nath [blank] 4-5, 1653. In two lists, Doc. Hist. iv. 72-75 Saml. Masters Manchester (Arch. iii. 218, 221). Ezekiell Nolton Alter Thomas Mittes to Milles. Mark Pitman Will Watels [made over] Milton 264 Petition Favoring Mr. Seth Fletcher, John Burrill Cambridge the Minister, May 17, 1661. — Doc. Hist, Eliezer Ward iv. 172 (Arch. x. 97). Will Brown Dedham Danel Wright 265 Powers of Selectmen 18 June 1670, Danel Magrigery all the powers of a town meeting except grant­ Jonas Wakeham ing lands. Cornelas Durlen Medfield Selectmen John Gooch John Fisher Mr. Saml. Wheelwright Wm. Ashleigh John Stone Maiden Wm. Hammond Tho: Littlefield John Carter John Littlefield Ezekiel Knights Tho. Grover Samuel Austin Nathl. Masters David Wil am son Hingham James Gooch Tho: Baston Jos. Pluckfoul Names Signed Peter Cloyes Adam Blackman Dotchester to Agreement Jonathan Hammond Enoch Cleveland Woburn Abram Tilton Francis Backhouse John Hakens John Barret Ben Norton Salburey John Sias Eps wich 266 Soldiers' charges down to Sept. 1. Gorg Greely Epswich 1677. — Doc. Hist. vi. 194 (Mass. Arch.' Will Hamand Cap An Ixx. 409). Peter Ginks Wenham Cancel -To- before & Jo: Gough Estate. Archebel [M or N]aquerey Mude River Alter Peter B to [Peter Busse ?]. James Craford Hamton 267a Cry for Help, 22 May 1690. 268a Inquest, John Mc Kenney Doc. Hist. v. 103 (Mass. Arch, xxxvi. 75). April 15, 1697. — York Court Files. Alter Huet to Nicoles Huet. Coroner's Jury Names on the back Alter Nat Ellen to Ellens. Jonathan Hammond of the warrant Alter John Hobart to Hurburt. John Wheelwright David Littlefield Alter Joseph Stover to Storer. Josiah Littlefield Constable Eliab Littlefield John Cloys 267^ ' A list of souldiers under the Com­ Antony Coomes Nathaniel CloyB mand of John Hill.' Marke Rounds William Frost [Nov. 8, 1693 —23 Feb. 1693-4] Samuel Jones Ezekiel Knight men's names whare belong James Ros Jonathan Littlefield Capt. John Hill Wells Nathaniel Frost Nathaniel Clark Joseph Storer Leut. — —• John Drisco Joseph Wheelwright Jos. Hill Sergt. — — James Denmarke Jos. Boston — — John Rodgers Ja. Denmark — — John Hartshorn, Clark Haverhill 268° A. fragment of a probate account Abraham Whitacer — — in York Court Files shows dealings with: Tho. Davis — — Mr. James Gooch Lev. Joseph Storer Saml. Person — — Lev. Wheelwright Jane Littlefield Gilbart Warren — —• Abraham Masters Joseph Taylor John Emerson Sargt. Newbury Zekel Knite David Littlefield Jonathan Plumer — — Mr. Ommery [Emery] Joseph Smith Steven bolton — — Benjamin Mare Peter Littlefield Will Faning — — Jacob Wormwood Samuel Hill Moses oden — — for shoes, &c. for the children Franses breten — — to money paid out for adm. Jos. Chandler — — to nursing two children

Tho. Williams — — a Henry Chanler sargt. Andever 269 Proprietors of Common Lands Nath. Abot — — March 27, 17151/16, voted 'that the right Will Blunt — — and propriety or all the common and undi­ John Russ — — vided lands within the said township doth belong Tho. Averhill Topsfield unto:' —Town Records, p. 22. Richard Crocker — —• Col. John Wheelwright Mr. John Butland Will Hobs — — Mr. Samuel Emery Mr. George Butland Richard Waters Corp. Salem Mr. Jonat. Hamond Mr. Samuel Stewart Obediah Bridges — — Mr. Joseph Storer Mr. James Baston Jos. English — — Capt. Joseph Hill Mr. Nathaniel Cloyse Judah Rogers — — Mr. Jonat Littlefield the heirs of the estate Ephraim Sheldon — — Mr. Daniel Littlefield of John Cloyse dec. Richard Tozer Sargt. Watertown Mr. William Sayer Mr. John Harmon Andrah White — — Mr. Dependance Mr. Stephen Harding Saml. Ball [or Bull] Marblehead Littlefield Mr. Zachariah Goodale Will Dagget Corp. — — Mr. Samuel Hatch Mr. Moses Stephens Tho. Weiman Lenn Mr. Nicholas Cole the heirs of the estate John Dean — — Mr. Francis Sayer of Benjamin Gooch John Driver — — Mr. Daniel Littlefield deceased. Will Barber — — Mr. Joseph Littlefield Ditto Daniell Sayer dec. Caleb Townsend — — Mr. Ezekiel Knite Ditto Thos. Baston dec. men's names whare belong Mr, John Wells Ditto Wm. Persons dec. Mr. Nathaniel Clerk Mr. Thomas Wells Robert Kimball Bradford Mr. Joseph Mr. Jeremiah Storer John Gage — — Mr. Samuel Hill John Willams Beverly Wheelwright 30 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

269b Wells Town Grants, an incomplete compilation. Wells town and proprietors' records have suffered woefully; this list of grants (including some abutters) is supplemented from Bourne's and Remick's Histories and York deeds and court files — very subject to error. 1649 167—• Thos. Cole July 20. William Hammond • Nicholas Cole Sr. Aug.25. Benj. Curtis 110 & John Bush & Edmond Lit. John Barrett Jr. 100 1651 & Samuel Lit. 30 Nicholas Morey 100 Nov.25. Mr.Wheelwright's farm Jonathan Hammond Henry Brown 165— (Stephen Batson) & James Orr 1 4y2 Robert Booth John Trott 1685 1654 Charity Webb May 25. William Taylor Robert Wadleigh 200 Isaac Cousins Ralph Andrews 100 1657 Robert Hilton William Sawyer June 3. John Gooch. (John Wentworth) 1686 165— 1675 Apr.29. Nicholas Cole Jr. 110 John Sanders 100 May 4. Thomas Baston 100 1688 John Sanders 50 Mr. John Buss 200 May 21. Wm. Frost Sr. 50 Fr. Littlefield Jr. 200 Jeremiah Storer 110 Wm. Frost Jr. 50 Mr. Jos. Emerson Samuel Storer 1693 Mr. Seth Fletcher John Bates 110 Dec.23. Thomas Cole John Cross June 20. John Richardson Joseph Taylor 110 1659 John Wells Moses Littlefield 50 Dec.7. Francis Lit. Sr. 200 John Drisco 50 Jeremiah Storer 100 Joseph Bolles 200 Nathl. Cloves 160 (James Guttridge) June 10. Thomas Mussell 200 1677 David Littlefield 1660 Oct.4. John Harmon & Saml. Hatch Nov.20. Jonathan Thing 110 Gilbert Endieott & Wm. Frost Wm. Hammond 110 Peter Bass 1694 John Bush 110 1678 Mar.14. John Harmon (90) Nicholas Cole 110 Jan.31. Thos. Averill 200 James Wakefield 100 John Littlefield 100 Abraham Tilton 10 James Denmark Harlakenden Symonds & 1679 Nathl. Clark 50 Nicholas Cole 300 Aug.14. Mrs. Eliz. Locke Apr.10. Joseph Crediford 100 1661 Henry Brown Daniel Littlefield 10 June 1. John Gooch & Eleazer Hathorne 300 1695 Wm. Symonds & 1680 Samuel Littlefield & Wm. Hammond 500 Mar.16. Samuel Littlefield 100 Jonathan Hammond 1666 Edmund Littlefield 100 & Eliab Littlefield Oct.2. John Reede 100 Nicholas Cole 100 & John Butland Thos. Littlefield 100 July 20. Nathan Littlefield 100 1698 Nathaniel Masters 100 1681 Joseph Littlefield 10 (John Rhodes 100) July 11. John Cloyes 150 1699 1668 William Frost Nov.22. Daniel Low Apr.20. Francis Backhouse 150 John Masters Alex. McMillan 100 Joseph Cross 150 Dec. 6. Abraham Masters William Vinney 100 1669 1682 Joseph Taylor 100 Nathaniel Masters 50 William Frost & Thos. Baston Jr. 100 1670 Jonathan Hammond James Baston 100 Jan. 4. Henry Sayword 300 1683 Samuel Stewart 100 James Johnson June 18. Jonathan Lit. 200 Lt. Joseph Storer 100 Thomas Paty 100 July 23. John Woodin 110 James Adams 50 June 24. Benj. Storer 100 James Ross 100 William Frost John Gooch 50 Samuel Averill 110 & Saml. Hatch 100 1673 John Littlefield Jr. 100 Henry Scates 100 Apr.15. John Manning Joseph Storer 50 Nicholas Cole 100 1684 Apr. 29. Thos. Cousins John Harmon 50

269c List of Proprietors 9 May 1734, with John Stuart 1 Peter Rich 1 their number of shares. — Prop. Ree. p. 85. Peletial Littlefield 7 John Wells Jr. 1 Col. John Wheel William Low Jos. Stewart's heirs 1 David Littlefield 5 wright John Butland Samuel Wheelwright 6 David Littlefield Jr. 1 John Littlefield Caleb Kimball Nathl. Wheelwright 6 Henry Maddock 1 Peter Littlefield Zach. Goodale Thomas Wells 10 Jeremiah Storer 1 George Jacobs Samuel Stewart Jr. Nicholas Cole 6 Nathaniel Wells 1 Mallichi Edwards John Stevens Francis Sayer 14 Nathaniel Hill 2 heirs of Josiah Winn Joseph Gachell Daniel Morson 2 Elezer Clark 4 John Winn Benj. Hatch John Stevens 1 Joseph Sayer 1 Gersham Maxwell Charles Annis Depend'ce Littlefield 5 William Sayer 6 John Cussens Benj. Credfore Joseph Hill Wm. Taylor 1 Samuel Stewart Thos. Peney Jr. John Storer Richard Boothby 1 James Baston Samuel Hatch Jr. Nathaniel Clark Samuel Hatch 4 Francis Littlefield John Hatch James Samson John Eldrig 4 Enoch Davis Philip Hatch John Wells William Eaton 4 Samuel Treadwell Arealos Huit Samuel Clark Joseph Littlefield 10 Moses Stevens Thomas Peney Ichabod Cousins Stephen Harding 2 Jonathan Littlefield Isaac Littlefield Stephen Laraby David Lawson 2 Joseph Wheelwright Nehemiah Littlefield James Wakefield Abiel Merriel 2 James Littlefield Zach. Goodale Jr. John Wakefield John Webber 2 George Butland Moses Stevens Jr. Nathanl Wakefield Samuel Emery 4 Samuel Littlefield Jr. Jacob Perkins Thomas Wormwood Henry Boothby 1 Job Low Daniel Chaney John Gilpatrick Samuel Littlefield 2 WELLS YORK 31

John Gouch 4 John Bourn 1 277 Protest by the Inhabitants against James Gilpatrick 1 John Freese 1 the decision of the Mass. commissioners Joseph Day- 1 Thad "Watson alias in favor of Mr. Godfrey, presented 21 Oct. 1654. John Look 2 Thomas 1 — Mass. Arch. 3: 237, better printed in 1 Me. Nathaniel Kimball 2 Joshua Wells 4 Hist. Soc. ix, 381. Richard Kimball 1 Mr. Saml. Jeffords 8 They signed in three cols, headed by: Nathan Littlefield 1 Mrs. Emry widow John Alcocke Joseph Emerson Ed : Rishwooth Samuel Emmons 1 of Rev. Emry 4 Nicholas Davis Francis Raynes Abra : Preble Jeremiah Littlefield 1 Heirs of Wm. Person 4 Henry8Dunnell Peter Weare Edward Johnson But seven months later the Proprietors voted: 'all the men in said town of Wells that hath a For Thomas Car his [mark] read Curtis. house & land within the same shall be a proprie- Billeting Account in 1694. tor.' —P. 68. 278 — Doc. Hist. v. 397. York. Lists 271-279. 279 The final division of lands in York consisted of : 271 Patentees of 24,000 acres recited in 1. June 20, 1732, chief division from 1 to 8 Arthur Bragdon's deed, 11 June 1637. shares each. — York Deeds xxvii. 83. 2. Sept. 25, 1732, those omitted or aggrieved, Ferdinando Gorges, son & heir of John Gorges of about 100 in this list, most of them added London, Esq. shares to the number of shares in the first list. Walter Norton, Lieut. Col. 3. Sept. 25, 1732, 'Granted to such young men Seth Bull, citizen & skinner of London. as were born in this town, are more than Samuel Maverick Esq. Twenty one years of age; now live in the Thomas Graves, gent, engineer. town & have paid rates in it, and have no Ralph Glover, merchant. share granted them before — each two shares William Jeffries gent. apiece.' John Busley 4. To John Thompson, lame man, 40 acres. Dixey Bull. 5. To Mr. Joseph Sayward, one of the elders, Robert Norton Esquire. land to compound his debts. Richard Norton, gent, of Sharpenhoe. But many other grants had been made to new Matthew Bradley of London, gent. comers not named in these lists, in full of their John Bull, son of said Seth Bull. just claims, or forfeited. Witnesses To Names found in both lists are printed but once, J y y y yyell Samuel Maverick the additional shares being added in the first list. Wm. Ruiske grantor Only the laying out of the two-share grants would Edward Fountayne Wm. Jefferies disclose the unnamed 'young men.' Will: Pyrie grantor Edward Bale Abiel Goodwin 6 To be laid out by William Hooke. Joseph Bragdon 6+2 John Stover 8 Mr. Joseph Banks George Stover 6+2 272 Twenty-Seven Owners of the Patent Job Curtis Heirs of Depend­ — 2 Me. Hist. Coll. ii. 323-325. John Donnell ence Stover 2d 8 Nathl Donnel Sen. Mr. Samuel Moody 8 273 Grants Made by Mr. Godfrey Samuel Donnell 4+2 Joseph Weare 8 probably prior to 1640.—• Mass. Arch. 3: Nathl Donnell Jr. 6+2 Elias Weare 6 238, better printed in 1 Me. Hist. Soc. ix, 378. Col. Johnson Har­ John Woodbridge 8 For Phillop Adams & More -read- &c, more. mon Joseph Young Jr. 8 Mr. John Harmon Rowland Young 6 274 Probate Record of the City of Gor- Mr. Richard Mil- Joseph Austin 8 berry Thomas Baker 6 geana 3 July 1648. — Me. Prov. & Court Mr. Jonathan Bane 7+1 Ree. i. 126-129. John Moor Samuel Moor Mr. Arthur Bragdon 8 275 An Imperfect List of the Inhabit­ Maj. Jeremiah William Bracey 8 Josiah Bridges 6 ants of York, made up in advance of their Moulton Samuel Came Esq. 8 submission to Mass. — Mass. Arch. iii. 193. Mr. Caleb Preble Thomas Card 8 As printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 34: Capt. Edward Joseph Freethy 8 Alter Ould Goodman Lovis to [John] Lavis. Preble Robert Gray 6 Alter Mr. Ed: Gousone to Jonsone. The Heirs of Jo­ Andrew Grover 6 Cancel apostrophe in Will: Garnesey. seph Preble Matthew Grover 6 Alter Thomas Courfous to Curtous. Samuel Preble Job Banks 6 Alter Cap. Nuttache to Cape Neddick. Stephen Preble Aaron Banks 6 Read Philip Admas [Adams]. Francis Raynes Josiah Black 6 Read Gorges Brances [submitted Brancen, prob. Nathan Raynes Mr. John Carlise 5+1 Geo. Bronson]. Nathan Raynes Jr. John Curtis 4 Read Thomas Denell [Donnell]. John Preble Ralph Farnum 5+1 Hezekiah Adams Daniel Farnum 5 276 Submission to Massachusetts Thomas Adams Jr. James Grant 8 Nov. 1652. The original report of the Com­ Heirs of Elisha Daniel Mclntire 5 missions (Arch. iii. 199) has the names in four Allen 4 James Grant Jr. 5 columns headed by: Samuel Averill 5 Aquila Haynes 5 Mr. Francis Raines, Tho: Crockett, John AÍ- Job Averill 5 Joseph Henney 2 cocke etc Manwaring Bale 4 Benj Johnson Jr. 4 Samuel Banks 5 Joseph Kingsbury 4 Mr. Edward' Godfry, [John Lovis] Robert Edge, Abraham Bowden 6 Nathaniel Lewis 2 Caleb Boynton 4 Alexander Junkins 8 Mr. William Hilton, William Moore, Henry Don- Henry Brookin 4 Daniel Junkins 6+2 Mr. Edward Rishworth, John Harker, Niccolas Nicholas Cane 6 John Mclntire 8 Ebenezer Coburn 6 Micom Mclntire 7+1 Davis, etc. James Donnell 4+2 Josiah Main 7 As printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 62: Nathaniel Freman 4 Joseph Moulton 8 Alter Georg Beanten to Brancen [Bronson?]. Mr. Joseph Say- J. Junkins Alter John to Wm: Ellingham. ward Read Lewis [John Lavis]. 'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

John Nowel 5 Samuel CameEsq. 1 Noah Moulton if 8 Jedediah Preble 6 The sons of Maj. he settle in this 8 Joseph Cole 4+2 Moulton among town 2 i 8 Peter Nowel Jr. 5 them, as he shall Use of Grammar 7 James Hill 2 order and dispose 8 School 8 i 8 Zebulon Preble 6 Samuel Black 6 John Baker 4 8 John Rackleff 4 Col. William Pep- Children of John 6- Nathaniel Rams- perell Jr. 8 Kingsbery Dec. 4 e dal 5+1 John Mclntire Jr. 3 Abraham and Na­ 8 John Sedgley 4 Norton Wood- thaniel Burrill, 8 Samuel Simpson 6 bridge 1 2 each 4 Henry Simpson 5+1 Samuel and each Jonathan Philbrook 2 8 Henry Simpson Jr. 5+1 Joseph Baker 2 Philip Pike, if he O John Smith 6 Ebenezer Bane 2 shall settle in 8 Joseph Smith 5 Thomas Card Jr. 2 this town 2 7 Benj. Thompson 5 Mr. John Say- James Freethy 2 7 Andrew Toothaker 4 ward's sons 4 Jonadab Lord 8 8 John Thompson 4 Zaccheus Trafton 2 Samuel Webber Jr. 2 r Benj. Webber 5 Ebenezer Young 4 Samuel Adams Jr. 2 8 Charles White 3 Dr. Alex Bulman 8 Edward Bale Jr. 2 : 8 Andrew Wittum 2 Dr. Bennet, if he Josiah Bale 2 Jonathan Young 6 settle in this town 8 Ichabod Linscot 2 8 Benaiah Young 5 Elisha son of 4 Nicholas Bale 4 Sons of Hopewell Weare dec. James Allen 2 5 William Dunning 5 Joseph Bragdon Jr. 2 1 Daniel Dill 3 2 shares each 4 1 Christopher Pottle 3 Josiah Bridges Jr. 2 Nathan Adams 4 Peter Grant 2 1 John Letton 2 Samuel Ingraham 1 if he settle in John Oliver 2 Samuel Shaw 4 Samuel Bale 2 1+ Joseph Moody 8 this town 2 1 Zebulon Young Jr, 8 2 Ephraim Aires 2 2 Col. William Pep- Kittery and Berwick. Lists 281-299. 44 perell 8 281 Inhabitants who did, and those who 2 William Moore 5+1 4 Walter Murch 3 did not, attend Saco court 25 June 1640 4 George Rodick 1 — Me. Prov. & Court Ree. i. 42. 4 John Wells 1 282 Submission to Massachusetts . 4 Bar sham Allen 3+1 6 Joseph Brasey 2 Nov. 1652. Three lists of names, one made 6 up beforehand (Mass. Arch. iii. 203), the original John Bridges 1+1 paper signed by most of those who submitted 4 John Stover Jr. 2 2 (-idem- 203), and the list given in the Report of Thomas Cook 1 the Commissioners (-idem- 194), are printed in 4 Henry Beedle 1 3 Doc. Hist. iv. 25, 22, 41. A facsimile of the sec­ 6 Amos Goudy 1+1 ond is in Stack. Kit. 143-144. The third was re­ 5 George Gray 1+1 corded and is printed in Mass. Records iv. (i) 6 John Grover 2+1 124; a copy of it was also recorded in the York Joseph Kilgore 1 County records and is now missing, but certified Edmund Black 1+1 copies of that record are in York Court Piles 54 Joseph Simpson 3 about 1700 and in Suff. Court Piles 153. 4 Ebenezer Nowell 2 Mr. Richard Leader did not submit. 3 James Oliver 1 John Bursley was omitted in the report. 6 Robert Oliver 2+1 Gowen Wilson was not in the preliminary list. 6 Samuel Thompson 2+2 Alter Mary Bayly to Bachiller. G Daniel SimpsonJr. 2+1 5 Samuel Milberry 5+1 283 Petition against Richard Leader G Moses Ingraham 1+1 Dec. 1652. As printed in Doc. Hist. iv. 45 4 Joseph Main 3 (Mass. Arch. iii. 208). 4 Jeremiah Bragdon 3 6 Alter Christian Ramay to Ramax [Remich]. John McLucas 1 Alter Daniell Downing to Danell [Dennis]. 5 John Milberry 3+1 8 Alter Renolds Jinckins to Renolde. Joseph Plaisted 6+2 Supply Henary Bla y all [Blackappe ? ]. 5 Josiah Linscot 3+1 4 Daniel Bragdon 2 284 Lawsuit over Land in 1654. Judg­ G Matthias Young 2 ment giving plaintiffs 30 acres of swamp and 5+ Alexander Junkins meadow. — York Court Records. 4 Jr. 1+2 Plaintiffs- Defendants 5 Jeremiah Moulton Daniel Paul Goodman Greine 5 Jr. 4 4 John Symons Robert Waymouth John Cane 1 George Rogers James Emery Ebenezer Moulton 1+1 Mrs. Batcheller 6+' Samuel Bragdon Jr. 5 8 285 Creditors of Robert Weymouth's es­ 4 Additional List tate, 1663. — York Court Records. Nathl Raynes Sen. 8 Mr. Wm. Leighton Ewen Edwards 4 Thos. Adams Sen. 8 Left. Charles Prost Mr. John Cutt G Job Young Sen. 8 John Lovering Hene: Donnell 5 Ebenezer Young 4 Left. Edward Hayes Will: Ellingham 3 Benjamin Johnson 3 John Cocke John Downing William Mogridge 1 Richard Greene Rich: White Richard Braon 1 Dennis Downing Abra: Conley Samuel Came son of Thomas Turner KITTERY 33

286 Inquest, Robing Williams, 23 Feb. 290 Sufferers from the Indians in the 1674-5. Found dead in the cellar of John Second War. Three times printed. Stack- Fabing's house in Spruce Creek. Jury: pole's Kit., p. 175, copied the print in Mass. John Brey John Marten Acts and Resolves viii. 574, which made errors John Ameredy James Gavensey and omitted James Thomson. — Doc. Hist. ix. Goyen Wilson Francis Trigey 174 is from the original return, Mass. Arch. Roger Durent Joseph Peirce Alter Tho : Thurcom to Huncom. Thomas Padon Henry Beck Alter Aaron Phores to Phares. Digory Jeffery Samuel Collings Alter Henry Be(neent) to Bencent. Jeremiah Goddrig Samuel Shores -sic- for Shorey. 287 Inquest, John Cox, 18 Aug. 1675. 291 Garrisons in the Three Years War. The little canoe filled. Jury: Sept. 17, 1722. Better printed in Me. H. George Lytton Peter Coleworthy & G. Recorder iii. 160 than in Stackpole's Kit. foreman Joseph Crockett 179' ". Read : Francis Trickey Daniel King 11. Daniel Fogg and Daniel Fogg Jr. Stephen Grafton Humphrey Churchwood 23. - John Manson. Ephraim Crockett Jeremiah Love 24. James Brideen, James Brideen Jr. Edward Chambers Samuel Knight 28. Samuel Hutchins. John Morgaridg 30. Ebenezer More. 288 Petition ±1679 for direct government. 81. Alex: Macginnery! or Macquinery?. Recites purchase of Maine but complains that 32. - — Ebenezer Emons. Mass. is suppressing freedom of religion. Signers 292 Petition of landowners at Broad bo ate all but two of Kittery. — P.R.O. C.O.I. 50, 124 1. Harbor against surveying and granting Peter Grant George Gray Nie: Shapleigh their lands to Walter Barefoote, dated 15 Aug James Grant John Nason Dennis 1688. John Key John Searle Downing Sr. John Bray John Billing Clement Short John Neale Joshua Downing Digery Jeffery Eprem Crocket Niven Agnew Wm. Furbish Jeamis Tobee John Andrews Joseph Couch Nathan Lord Sr. Christopher Batt Thomas Saraigh Michell widow Miles Thomson *Nathan Hancome Rich: Nason Bedford Richard Whitt 293 Petition against Capt. Walter Bare­ Jonathan Nason *Walter Rendel Fran : foot, (1687). — Doc. Hist. vi. 351, 278 Nicho: Hodsden (or Kendel) Champernowne (Mass. Arch, exxix. 246; exxvii. 307). John Greene Sr. Will: Rogers Fran: Morgan Alter John Holess to Hole. Nathaniel Lord Will: Scriven Alter Joseph Wilton to Wilston. Bennoni Rich: Cutts Alter Nathaniel Sene to Kene. Hodsden Diggerie Jeffrey 294 Coroner's Inquest, Jan. 1697-8. Man John Taylor James Wiggons found in the river. James Waren Senior Enoch Hutchins Richard Carter Allexander James Wiggons Nicholas Tucker John Foorde Cooper Junior Joseph Crockett Andrew [Athyle] Andrew Sarle Rice Thomas Rowland Williams Elisha Ingerson 289 Kittery Garrisons in (1704?) John Bonitam Wm. La y y — Boston Public Library MSS. G. 3340. Richard Braye Thomas Fau . . ur *Inhabitant enlisted April 12. t Inhabitant enlisted April 1. 295 Inquest, William Munsey, 11 June Capt. Pleested's Garrison 1698, of Dover, cooper, drowned. Coroner's Sergt. Ebenezar Coburn Boyall Hambleton Jury (Kittery). Sergt. Benj. Palmer Selvanus Wintworth William Godsoe Richard Rogers Corpl. John Flint Ebenezar Wintworth John Ingerson Sr. James Bredeen Joseph Fuller Thomas Chick Thomas Rice Richard Endle Daniel Lowe Abram Mace Rowland Williams Henry .Benson Daniel Hooker *Nicolas Tubett Joseph Wilson Elisha Ingerson Jona'than Hobbs John Woodman Georg Crucey Capt. Abbott's Garrison 296 Landowners in 1712. This com­ Thomas Butler Moses Spencer mittee report, which laid the foundation for Josiah Gooderdge Solomon Smith proprietors' rights in the undivided lands, is tlsaac Spencer James Geffords printed in Stackpole's Kit. from the town rec­ Capt. Hill's Garrison ords. The following amendments are from an at­ Benony Boington fRichard Nason tested copy by Tobias Leighton, Town Clerk, John Hains f John Tomson about 1735: — Stack. Kittery 149-151. John Ford tJohn Hearll For Mr. Moore, John More. Ebenezar Perkins *Robert Greay For Widow Hooke, Madam Hooke. Alexander Greay For John Ferris, John Fenix. James Warren's Garrison For Tho: Rice Jr., Tho: Rice. Edward Dolen (Joseph Sefhens? canceled) For R. Rogers, Richard Bryers. James Emery's Garrison For Thos. Muzett, Thos. Muzzeet. fThomas Abbot Simon Emss After John Nason insert: John Key's Garrison Nicholas Jellison 8. Joseph Standege John Pugsly For John Wadlin read Wadley. Liutt. Frostt's Garrison For Christo : Bots, Batts. Sergt. Israel Hoytt John Horenbrook Cornelus Cosenwhit 297 Final Division of the Common Mr. Walden's at Cochecho Lands, 11 Feb. 1744-5. Some of the names Wm. Stockwell Isaac Burton are those of living owners, but for the most part Seth Dormán James Severett of men long dead whose rights in 1745 were Mr. Peperill's Garrison owned by William Pepperell, etc. Dimond Sargent Jams Chadwick — Me. H. & G. Recorder vii. 122-129. David Redleff Methias Cávele Alter the two Pasuages to Parsonages. Richard Hidder Alter Richard Crockel to Crocket. 34 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

298 Land Grants in Kittery, and to Whom Laid Out. This list is abridged from a ledger account made for the Proprietors in 1764. Locations are generally omitted also almost all grants after 1699 ; and where a man had several grants laid out to himself, some of them are usually omitted. — Original Me. Hist. Soc. 1652. John Andrew, before his 1671. Geo. & John Broughton. Dearing; 1701, said Couch. house at Brave Boat Harbor. 1671. John Ball, at head of his 1699. To same; 1729, Peter 1653. To same; 1701, John An­ land at Spruce Creek ; 1693, self. Grant; 1736, Joseph Gould. drew at Scotch Neck. 1680. To same; 1736, Franc. 1673. To same; 1694, self and 1659. Richard Abbott, 13; 1659. Pedegrow. Dearing; 1701, said Couch. 1673. To same, 50; 1712, Bial 1694. To same; 1713, Benj. 1694. John Cooper; 1702, self. Hamilton; 1671, Richard Ab­ Hutchens. 1694. Jos: Curtis Senior; 1699- bott. 1678/9. Chr. Bampfleld ; 1699, 1724, self. 1659. Joseph Alcock, 20; 1659, self. 1682. To same, 20, no grant; self. 1673. John Brady; 1674, self; 1682, at Spruce Creek. 1669. To same, 20; 1669, self. 1729, Uriah Page. 1694. Jos: Crockett; 1694, self, 1669. Thos. Abbott; self. 1694. HenryBrooking;1698,self. by Dearing's land. 1671. To same, 50; 1720, self; 1694. Henry Barns; 1696, self. 1699. To same; 1701, self; 1729, Nathaniel Gubtail. 1694. Richard Barns. 1718, Joseph Crockett Jr., by 1669. Nivan Agnew, 1720, De­ 1694. Henry Benson; 1700,1720, York path. liverance Goodwin; 1741/2, self; 1737, Joseph Chadborn 1684. To same; 1694, self. John Goodwin. & D. Robinson. ' To same, no grant, 10; 1671. Walter Allen ; 1680. 1694. John Brooks; 1696, self; 1679. 1699. To same; self. 1718, Wm. Godsoe. 1699. Hugh Crockett; 1699, self. 1671. Robert Allen and Adrian 1699. Thos. Butler; 1702, Nich­ 1699. Richard Crockett, 30; Pry; 1671, both behind Henry olas Gowen; 1728, Thos. But­ 1712, Henry Barter. Pownald's land. ler; 1736, Patrick Gowen. 1670. Ephraim Crockett, stated; 1699. Robert Allen; Rev. John 1699. James Burdeon; 1700. to self, adjoining John Shap­ Newmarch. Peter Lewis Jr. leigh's land. 1694. Jos: Axwell; 1694, Ax- 1699. Henry Barter; 1712, self. To same, no grant, 40 ; wells. 1703. John Belcher; 1709, 1679, by his own land. 1694. Jos: Abbot; 1709, self; Charles Frost 2d; 1729,Charles 1699. Thomas Chick; 1713, Bial 1730, Thos. Abbott Jr. Frost Sd. Hamilton. 1699. Francis Allen; 1702,1705, 1682. Henry Bodge; 1682, self; 1699. DodavahCurtis; 1720, self. 1732, 1741, Robert Allen. 1735/6, John Morrill Jr. 1699. Elisha Clark, 30; 1701, 1699. Thos. Abbott Jr.; 1727, 1678. John Billing, 20; Stated, John Sheperd Senior. Thos. Butler Jr.; 1736, Joseph by Crockett's land. 1699. Joseph Crockett Jr.; 1709, Hart; 1747, John Wentworth. 1703. Thos. Ball, 30; Francis Pepperrell. 1699. Walter Abbott; 1705, self ; Pedegrow. 1699. Robert Cutt Jr.; 1700, 1709, self and Joseph Abbott; 1685. Elias Brodred, 30; not self; 1709, Wm. Sentinall; 1699. John Adams; 1709, self. laid out? 1720, Godsoe self. 1699. Edw. Ayers; 1703, self. 1721-2. Samuel Brackett laid 1699. Richard Cutt, 30; 1700, 1699. John Abbott; 1700, self; out by grant he says to the Robert Cutt. 1736, Jonathan Abbott; 1738, heirs of Stephen Jenkins. 1699. Richard Chick, 40; 1700, Jos. Wodsom; 1738, Minister 1651. Humphrey Chadbourn, self. Mosses; 1754, Aaron Abbott; 30; stated. 1699. Joseph Curtis Jr., 30; 1754, Samuel Abbott; 1754, 1652. To same, 200; 1718, 1699, self. John Wodsom. grandson Humphrey; 1714, 1680. Christopher Adams; 1682, son Humphrey. 1666. Francis Champernoon,500 ; self; 1736, Nathaniel Guptill; 1671 Wm. Chadbourn. stated, by Lockwood's land. 1748, Wm. Waterhouse; 1738, 1651. Abra. Conley, 40; 1740, 1668. To same, 300; stated by Wm. Grant; 1760, Ephraim John Lord 3d; 1723, Martha Crockett's land. Joy; 1755, James Plaisted. Lord Senior. To same, no grant, 65; 1682. John Ameredeth; 1738, 1697, Nicholas Tucker, near 1652. To same and John Heard, Crockett's Neck. John Ameredeth Junior. stated, by their homesteads at Joshua Crockett, no grant, Robert Andrew; 1711, the cedars. 40; 1679, "James Fernald Joseph Mitchell. 1653. To said Conley, 50; 1699, lives upon, 1734, By Allen 1650. Thos. Broughton; 1650, Conley 40 at Sturgeon Creek; & Gray's land." self; 1736, Thos. Butler; 1741, 1683, Nathan Lord Senior. 1652. Dennis Downing, 10; Moses Butler; 1729, Elisha 1669. To same; 1706, William stated at Downing's Point. Cooke Esq. Lord; By addition to Nicholas 1694. Dennis Downing Jr., 40; 1653. Mrs. Bachelor; Behind Frost's lot 25; 1744, David 1709, Joshua Downing Sr. her house. Clark; 1734, Nathaniel Gerrish. 1694. Roger Dearing, 40; 1727, 1662. James Barry, stated by 1653. Thos. Crockett, stated, self; 1694, self; 1719, Robert Micom Macintire. marsh he improves at Brave Mitchell. 1673. To same. Addition laid Boat Harbor. 1699. Roger Dearing Jr., 30; out by Philip Hubbard, 20 Dec. 1656. To same, stated 40 at 1701, self; 1726, self; 1719, 1707. Crockett's Neck. Ebenezer More. 1667. John Bray; 1699, self. 1671. Alex. Cooper,60; 1672,self. 1694. Thos. Dearing; 1724, 1669. Christopher Beedle ; 1679, 1680. To same, 18. John Frost on Hogg Island on self, "head of his father's lot 1666. Robert Cutt, 20. the Isle of Shoals. in the Long Reach." 1699. To same, 40. 1699. To same; 1722, Rev. Jer­ 1671. Isaac Bootts; 1715, Sam­ 1671. Henrv Child; 1674, self; emiah Wise. uel Brackett; 1748, Samuel 1714, Wm. Child; 1750, Wm. 1694. John Dearing; 1755, Brackett Jr. Child. Moses Hodsdon; 1703, self. 1671. John Broughton; John 1671. James Chadbourn; 1701, 1699. To same; 1701, self. Croad. his widow; 1726, Bial Hamil­ 1694. Alex. Dennet; 1700, self; 1671. Geo. Broughton; 1750, ton; 1728, Nathaniel Gerrish. 1730, John Fernald; 1736, Samuel Walton. 1673. John Craford, addition; John Worster. 1671. Jos: Barnard. 1670, 60a Dirtv Swamp. 1694. Walter Dinever ; 1700, 1671. Eliz.bth Broughton. 1672, 1694. Wm. Crafts; 1736, Bray Robert Cutt. self, adjoining her brother Dearing. 1699. Joshua Downing; 1709, John; 1728, Nathan Lord Jr. 1694. Jos: Couch; 1694, Roger self; no grant, 1679, self; KITTERY 35

no grant, 1682, self. Thomson's Point. 1678-9, July 28. To same, 10; 1699. Jos. Dearing; 1699, self. 1668. Wm. Furbush, stated, 10 ; 1679, self; Bolt Hills. 1703. To same; 1736, B. Dear­ 1736, Daniel Furbush. 1662. James Grant, 50; stated ing & Roger Mitchell. 1673. To same, 50; 1694, by John Keay's land. 1699. John Downing; 1699, Enoch Hutchins; 1749, Wm. 1671. To same, 60; 1672, self. said Downing; 40, 1700, Jo­ Hooper & John Worster ; 1742, 1669. To same, addition to his seph Hill; no grant, 1674, John Trustrum Fall where he lives. house lot; 1735, Capt. John Demant. 1668. Adrian Fry, 10; stated Grant, 60; 1756, John Hamil­ 1699. Peter Dixson; 1700, self; by Crauley's land. ton. 1700, self. To same, without grant, 1666. Wm. Gowen, 20 :1669. self. To same, no grant, 30 ; 10; 1679, self. 1669. Peter Grant, 100; stated 1679, self, by Tetherly. To same, without grant, at York Pond. To same, no grant, 10; 10; 1666. 1669. To same, addition; 1729, 1679, self, by Spinney. 1682. To same, 20; 1699, John Peter Grant Jr. 1654. Thos. Dustin, 20; 1733, Brooks; 1709, self. 1671. To same, 50; 1712, Wm. Timothy Dustin and JohnWatts 1671. Jabez Fox; 1674, Belf. Grant. in Crooked Lane. 1671. John Fernald; 1674, self. 1669. Richard Green; self. 1703. Joshua Downing Jr., 60; 1699. To same; 1708, self. 1671. Geo. Gray, 60; 1672, self. 1709, Joshua Downing Senior. 1699. John Fernald Jr., no 1671. Nicholas Gellison, 50; Richard Davis, 15; 1698, grant, 20; 1680, Belf; 1714, self. 1674, self. self. 1699. James Fernald; 1716, 1666. John Gatensby, on condi­ 1650. Anthony Emery, stated Nicho. Morrell. tion not complied with. head of Mast Creek. 1674. Samuel Fernald; 1678, self. 1673. To same, confirmation 60 1651. To same, stated at the 1699. To same; 1700, Robert to each of above; 1734, Daniel Third Hill path. Cutt. Wadlin; John & Moses 120. 1651. To same and Nicholas 1673. Wm. Fernald; 1674, self. 1694. Thos. Goodwin; 1701, Frost, 200, stated S. side of 1694. Alexander Ferguson; 1706, self; 1706, self. Sturgeon Creek; 131, 1672, self; 1735, Eleazer Ferguson; 1694. Wm. Grant, 20; 1725, Philip Benmore; 10, 1736, 1740, Moses Hodsdon; 1714, Alexr. & Charles Grant; 1703, John Morrill Senior. Black Will negro; 1750, Wm. Peter Grant; 1737, by this and 1652. James Emery, 50, stated Clark Jr. Francis Harlow to Peter Grant. at the Fowling Marsh. 1694. Wm. Fry; 1700, self; 1699. To same; 1701, Belf; 1669. To same, stated by York 1703, self. 1707, self & Joy. Pond, 50; 1685,Richard Davis; 1694. Thos. Fernald; 1709, 1694. James Grant, 20; 1701, 1732/3, Daniel & Simon Em­ John Robinson. Said Grant. ery, 75 — for their grandfa­ 1694. Daniel Furbush; 1720, 1694. Daniel Goodwin Jr. ; 1706, ther James Emery's addition; Nathaniel Gubtail. self. 1752, to B. Stacy & Josh. Em­ 1703. Confirmation of all the 1694. John Geer; 1702, John ery. land his father possessed; Follett; 1712, Andrew Haley. 1654. Wm. Ellingham, 60; stat­ 1730. John Furbush; 1735, 1694. Moses Goodwin; 1700, ed near Thomson's Point. Daniel Furbush Jr.; 1730, Abraham Lord; 1743, Benj. 1656. To same, 40, stated by Wm. son of Daniel Furbush. Lord Jr.; 1735, Moses Good­ hors la down mills. 1694. Left Wm. Fernald; 1736, win Jr.; 1736, Aaron Goodwin. 1659. Thos. Etherington and Samuel Wingate. 1699. To same; 1704, Gabriel James Heard, 69; 1702, Wm. 1699. Aaron Ferris, 20; 1700, Hamilton. Heard, By Catherine Tre- Rev. Mr. Newmarch. 1698. Wm. Godsoe. worthy. 1699. John Fenix; 1701, Pep­ 1694. Elihu Gunnison; 1696, self. 1671. Mary Etherington; 1672, perrell. 1703. To same; 1711 Richard self. To same, no grant; 1679, Foy, 1744 James Foy. 1671. Patience Etherington, 50; self. 1699. Robert Gray; 1700, self. 1718, James & Thos. Heard. 1699. Benj. Foster, 20; 1719, 1699. Daniel Green; 1700, Jo­ 1671. Wm. Evirit, 10; stated. Samuel Shorey. seph Hill. 1678. Robert Easmond; 1678, 1699. Nathaniel Fernald; 1709, 1699. Richard Gowell; 1710, self. Nicholas Morrell. John Thomson of the Reach. 1685. Zachariah Emery, 50; 1703. John Follett; 1713, Dia­ To same, no grant; 1679, 1685, self. mond Sergant. 30 by Tetherly's land. 1685. Noah Emery,50; 1685, self. 1679. John Ferguson, 40, stat­ To same, no grant; 1679, 1694. Job Emery, 20; 1727, ed. 80. Robert Love. James Frost, no grant; 1703. Alexr. Grant; 1709, self; 1699. To same; 1704, Gabriel 1720, James Frost. 1718, Stephen Hardison. Hamilton. 1652. Daniel Goodwin, stated, 1685. Nicholas Gowen; 1699, 1694. Daniel Emery; 1712, Eli- by Fowling Marsh. self; 1742, Samuel Lord; 1702, hn Gunnison; 1748, Joshua 1656. To same; 1733, Ichabod self. Emery. Goodwin. 1694. To same; 1736, Patrick 1699. James Emery Sr., 50; 1673. To same; 1751, Thos. Gowen; 1736, Wm. Stanley; 1712, son James Emery. Goodwin; 1678, self. 1734, Hugh ROBB. 1699. Hezekiah Elwell, 30; 1673. To same; 1759, Aaron 1708. John Gowen; 1709, self. 1701, 1709 and 1719, to Pep- Goodwin. —— To same, no grant ; 1694, perrell. 16521 Hugh Gunnison; 1696, at Black Will's. 1699. Richard Endell; 1701, Elihu Gunnison. 1685. Wm. Gowen Jr.; 1694, Pepperrell; 1724, Pepperell. 1653. To same, stated, Island. John Gowen; 1735, Hugh 1684, To same, 20; 1688, self. 1658, Nov. 24. John Green, ROBS; 1735, Joshua Emery; 1669. Elizabeth Edwards, 5; stated, 8; by Simond's Marsh. 1735, Lemuel Gowen; 1735, stated by Bedel's land. 1654. Oct. 13. To same, stated, Margaret Emery; 1742, Benj. 1683. Rev. John Emerson, 50. 50; by Barnard Squire's lot. Horsom. 1651. Nicholas Frost, stated 1669, Dec. 13. To same, addi­ 1694. John Gelding; 1700, self. Long Marsh with upland. tion stated, 60 ; by the side of 1694. Wm. Goodwin; 1709, self ; 1651. To Bame, & Anthony Em­ the marsh he bought of Dan­ 1726, Wm. Libbey. ery, 200; 1672, Frost & Ben- iel Goodwin. 1694. James Goodwin; 1708, more. 1685. Aug. 21. To same. 10. 1709, 1728, Richard Lord. 1652. To same, 200; stated at 1678-9, Mch. 20. To John Green 1656. Nich. Hodsdon, stated by Sturgeon Creek. Jr., 20; 1685, Aug. 25, self; Miles Thomson's lands. 1652. To same, 100; stated at Bolt Hills by Thomson's Land. 1673. To same, 100; 1721, John 36 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Morrell; 1721, John Hodsdon; 1699. Samuel Hills; 1710, self; Wm. Palmer's house lot. 1727, Joseph Holt; 1728, Geo. 1729, John & Elisha Hill. Joseph Kilgore, two Clark; 1736, I. Shorey and B. 1699. Moses Hanscom; 1703, grants purchased of Joshua Hodsdon. Enoch Hutchins. Waymouth. 1659. Tristram Harridon, 40. 1699. Joseph Hammond Senior; 1652. Nathan Lord, stated; 1673. To same. 1701, self. 1683, self. 1662. John Heard. 1699. Joseph Hammond Jr., 30; 1671. To same; 1708, 1710, 1661. Win. Hilton, stated, in the 1702, Thos. Rhodes. Benj. Lord. Great Cove. 1703. Capt. John Hills, 100; 1673. To same and Alexander 1668. James Heard. 1709, self; 1721, Mary Hills; Cooper. 1673. To same. 1748, Peter Morrell; 1729, 1679. 1714, James Frost; 1669. John Hole, 150; 1669, self. John Hill Jr. 1743, Abraham Lord. 1671. Israel Hodsdon, stated, 1679. John Hearl, 50; 1742, 1694. 1709, self; 1727, Benj. 12; 1702, Daniel Emery. Wm. Clark Jr.; 1738, Ether­ Lord.' 1671. Phineas Hull; 1674, self; ington Hearl. 1654. Richard Leader; stated, 1714, to Wm. Childs by Thos. To same and Patience at Great Works. Newberry's. Etherington; 1748, Moses 1653. To same, stated, at Saco 1671. Robert Harrison, 50; Hodsdon; 1740, Miles Thom­ Pond. 1671, self. son & Jonathan Stone. 1654. To same, stated, 300, 1671. Benoni Hodsdon; 1713, Wm. Hight claims by South side Great Works. self. Richard Matune's grant, not 1654. Richard & Geo. Leader, 1694. To same; 1734, Thos. found, 9; 1748. stated, North side Great Works. Hodsdon. John Hunking of Ports­ 1654. George Leader, 20, By 1703. To same; 1735, Joseph mouth. By grant he says to White's Marsh; 1674, Wm. Hodsdon; 1736, Patrick Gow­ Mary Leighton, 1679 ; 1694,self. Hutchinson; 1731, John & en; 1736, John Hodsdon Sen.; Jeremiah Hodsdon, Ber­ Elisha Hill. 1754, Samuel Ferguson; 1755, wick Record, no grant found, To same, addition, 100 ; Wm. Dowt— 20; 1 Mar. 1671/2, land Israel 1735, Robert Evins & Sarah his 1673. Andrew Haley; 1699, Hodsdon's house stands on. wife. self. Edward Hays, Berwick 1655. John Lamb: 1662, Peter Edward Hays, no grant, Ree, no grant found; 1741, Grant and Wm. Piles by Love's 1674. Samuel Lord. Brook. 1679. Thos. Hanscom, no grant, 1653, Feb. 21. Thomas Jones, 1656. To same, By John Green's 1682. 40; 21 Feb. 1653, where he lot. 1694. To same; 1698, Samuel formerly improved at the hea­ 1659. Wm.Love, stated, 60; self. Spinney. thy meadow; 1720, John Leigh­ 1659. Wm. Leighton, 13, Laid 1694. Dennes Hix ; 1694, Rog­ ton. out by Selectmen, By Richard er Dearing. 1694. John Ingersoll, 30; 1696, Abbot at Crooked Lane. 1694. Thos. Hooper, 20; 1700, self, by Gunnison's land. 1671. Elizabeth Leighton, 50, Robert Cutt. 1694. Ephraim Joy. Long marsh. 1694. Andrew Haley Jr.; 1696, 1699. To same; 1709, Hubbard 1668. Catherine Leighton, stat­ self. & Tozer. ed, 12. 1694. John Hanscom, 20; 1735, 1703. 1712, Bial Hamilton; 1671. To same, 50; 1672. self. Job Hanscom. 1715, James Frost ; 1729, James 1694. John Lydston; 1710, Jo­ 1694. Philip Hubbard; 1706, Frost; 1726, Bial Hamilton. seph Hill. self. 1679. Jabez Jenkins; 1679, self. 1694. Peter Lewis Senior; 1696, 1694. Wm. Hays, 20; 1710, 1653. Renold Jenkins, stated, self. Andrew Pepperrell. 40. 1682. To same, no grant; 1746, 1694. David Hutchens. 20 Dec. 1668. Confirmations to Jonathan Moore. 1699. To same; 1701, self. said Jenkins, by Israel Hods­ 1694. PeterLewis Jr. ; 1700, self. Enoch Hutchins, no grant, don. 1694. Andrew Lewis; 1700, self. 60; 1672, Eastern Creek. 1699. Reynold Jenkins Jr.; 1710, 1685. John Leighton ; 1694, self. Enoch Hutchins Jr., no self. 1699. Wm. Landell; 1700, self, grant; 1708. 1699. Samuel Johnson, 30 ; 1703, "at the head of his father 1694. To same; 1736, Grindle Thos. Rhodes; 1720, Samuel Lewis' land." Knight; 1739, John Faul Jr.; Shorey; 1751, Nicholas Morrill. 1681. Weymouth Lydston, 20; 1742, Samuel Lord. 1699. James Johnson; 1699, 1682, self; 1735, John Lyd­ May 16, 1694. Edmund Ham­ self; 1719, Samuel Johnson; ston. mond, 10; 1719, Benj. Ham­ 1735, Samuel Johnson Jr. 1703. Morgan Lewis; 1726, Na­ mond, where he now dwells. 1682. Cornelius Jones, Entailed ; thaniel Lewis. Same, no grant found, 20: 1700, 1720, Henry Benson. 1703. Wm. Lewis; 1710, Wm. 24 Oct. 1682, said Hammond 1683. To same, stated; 1736, Wilson; 1713, Geo. Ferris; at Puden Hole. 1743, John Hamilton. 1713, A. Lewis; 1718, Wm. To same, 10; 24 Oct. 1682. Digory Jeffrey, no grant, Wilson; 1719, Joseph Wilson; 1682, said Hammond at Puden 30; by York line. 1736, Joseph Hearl & Jona­ Hole. 1662. John Keay, 50; By Clem­ than Hamilton; 1735, Samuel 1699. Wm. Halev; 1699, self. ent Short's land. Wingate. 1699. John Heard, 50; 1699, self. 1671. To same; 1700. 1651. Robert Mendum, stated, 1702. To same, confirmation all 1685. John Keay Jr., stated, 50. 50, at Ashen Swamp. that land granted to his grand­ 1703. To same; 1712, self and 1652. To same, stated, at Tur­ father and Abraham Conley. Wm. Grant. key Point. 1699. John Hoyt, 50; 1700, self. 1665. Richard King, stated, 1669, 1654. Antipas Maverick, 10. 1699. Francis Harlow, 20 ; 1700, self. 1663. Confirmation of all the self. 1679. To same; 1679, 1694, self. land between the two creeks. 1703. To same, 30; 1730, Ab­ 1694. To same; 1702, self. 1656. Alex: Maxwell, stated, on raham Lord; 1734, Peter 1699. Nathaniel Keene; 1705, North by James Warren's. Grant: 1731, Gabriel Hamil­ 1719, self; 1735, John Lord; 1662. Micom Mclntire, stated, ton; 1733, Samuel Lord. 1730, Francis Allen. 50, by James Barrow's land, 1699. Samuel Hutchins; 1699, 1699. Daniel King, 30; 1700, the last of the seven grants. self. self, Burnt Hill; 1702, his fa­ 1668. John Morrell; 1678, N. 1699. Benj. Hutchens; 1699, ther Richard King at north Lord Jr.; 1722, his son John 1712, self. side of his father's 12 acres. Morrell. 1699, Joseph Hills; 1700, self. 1674. Wm. King, addition to 1669. Same; 1678, N. Lord Jr. KITTERY 37

1668. Tos ame; 1678, N.Lord Jr. 1651. Henry Powning, stated, Nathaniel Keene. 1679. Richard Miller; 1679, self. 6, at his home lot. 1652. Wm. Spencer, stated; 1694. Christopher Mitchell; 1683. James Plaisted, 60; 1735, 1671, self. 1694, self, by his father's land. Ichabod and James Goodwin. 1653. Nicholas Shapleigh, stat­ 1699. To same; 1701, self, by 1685. To same; 1743, Roger ed, the home patent by Aver­ his own land; 1701, Joseph Plaisted. ill house. Mitchell. 1653. Daniel Paul, stated, Be­ 1653. The same, stated, 6, by 1673. To same; 1736, Samuel hind his house. Frank's Fort. Mitchell; 1674, Christ. Mitch­ 1665. To same, stated,20; 1671, 1654. John Simons, stated, by ell, by his house: 1758, Jona­ son Stephen. Daniel Paul. than and James Clark. 1659. Roger Plaisted. Love's 1659. Thos. Spinney; 1736, 1694. Robert Mitchell, 20; Bridge. Grindle Knight. 1694, Roger Deering. 1671. Roger Plaisted Jr.; 1718, 1662. Clement Short, stated, 50, 1694. Richard Mitchell. Daniel Simpson; 1730, Sam­ next to Geo. Veasey. 1694. Joseph Mitchell; 1699, uel Plaisted. 1665. Andrew Searl ; 1736-1755, self, Braveboat Harbor; 1721, 1683. Wm. Plaisted; 1743, Rog­ Bial and Gabriel Hamilton. self. er Plaisted. Jonathan Clark, Zachariah 1694. Nicholas Morrell: 1701, 1694. Ichabod Plaisted; 1701, Nock, John Sullivan. self, bv his father's; 1709, self. self; 1716, Samuel Plaisted. 1667. Wm. Searl, stated and 1699. John Morrill; 1722, self. 1665. Stephen Paul. laid out at Spruce Creek. 1699. Jonathan Mendum ; 1699, 1694. Wm. Pepperell. 1669. John Shepard, 10, on self. 1699. Andrew Pepperell. condition. 1699. John Moore; 1719, N. 1703. Thos. Penny; 1710, Chas. 1671. To same, 10, self. Keene; 1735, Benj. Libby. Frost. 1671. Daniel Stone, 60; 1672, 1694. JohnMogaridge ;1698,self. 1669. Wm. Piles, 60, by Love's self; 1714, Jonathan Stone. 1694. Samuel Miller, 10; 1694, lot; 1751, John Smith Jr. 1671. James Smith, by his self, Kittery. 1653. Thaddeus Reding, 60, For house lot. 1694. Wm. Munsey, 20; 1709, the use of Leader's saw mill; 1673. To same; 1712, John Nicholas Morrell. 1737, J. & E. Hill; 1737, Rob­ Smith. 1699. Ebenezer Moore, 30; ert Evans. 1671. Francis Small, 100; 1674, 1700, self; 1701 James Foy, 1665. John Ross, stated, 20, by self, by John Gatensbys. 1719 self. Etherington. 1671. Humphrey Spencer, stat­ Richard Matune; 1736, 1661. Christian Remick, stated, ed, upland by his father's, Tobias Leighton. 1, in the Great Cove. 1674. To same, no grant found; 1673. John Read, 50; 1718, 1682. James Spinney ; 1683, self. 1748, Wm. Hight. John Smith. 1694. Samuel Small; 1700, self, 1655. Richard Nason; 1654, a 1699. To same, 30; 1713, Hen­ By Sturgeon Creek. neck of land by the river; ry Barter. 1694. Abraham Spiller, 10, nev­ 1750, B. & Samuel Nason; 1694. Joshua Remick ; 1699, self. er laid out ? 1732, Thos. Wallinford. 1699. To same; 1714, 'John 1694. Samuel Spinney; 1699, 1654. To same, Neck of land Thomson in Kittery;' 1748, self. between Quamphegon & Sal­ Nathaniel Libby; 1709, John ' To same, no grant; 1679, mon Falls. Morrell Jr. self. 1669. To same, stated, 100; 1694. Isaac Remick; 1694, self. 1671. Moses Spencer, 50; 1718, By or near Cox's Pond. 1682. To same, 20; 1693, self. son Moses Spencer; 1702, Dan­ 1671. Jonathan & John Nason; 1694. Wm. Rogers; 1753, Moses iel Goodwin. 1672, themselves. Ricker, Daniel Emery; 1735, 1671. Peter Staple; 1679, self, 1665. To same, themselves, two to his son William. by his wife's land. points of land. 1694. Richard Rogers of the 1694. John Spinney; 1703, self; To same, addition; 1740, Reach: 1702, self. 1731, his heirs; 1737, John Samuel Shorev; 1742, James 1694. Thos. Rice; 1698, self. Lord; 1713, N. Morrell; 1735, Frost Jr.; 1735, Thos. Abbott 1682. To same, no grant, self, Wm. Tetherly. & R. Nason; 1735, Job Em­ by Shepherd; 1720, H. Ben­ 1694. Wm. Stacy; 1700, self, ery. son; 1736, Nathaniel Keene. by Dover river. 1671. John Neal; 1703, An­ 1685. Abraham Remick, 30; 1699. To same; 1729, Uriah drew Neal son of grantee. 1685, self. Page. 1671. Thos. Newberry; 1672, 1699. Wm. Roberts; 1710, Wm. 1694. Jonat han Stone; 1710, self. self; 1729, John Holmes. Pepperell. 1694. Alex: Shapleigh, 1713, N. 1679. Sylvanus Nock; 1709, 1703. Wm. Roberts Jr., 50, Shapleigh. Thos. Nock; 1734, Thos. and never laid out? 1699. Thos. Spinney Jr.; 1713, Ichabod Goodwin; 1742, Zach­ 1699. Richard Rogers Jr.; 1700, Samuel Spinney; 1734, Thos. ariah Nock. self, By Crockett; 1736, Pat­ Spinnev Jr.; Grindell Knight; 1694. John Nason: 1709, Wm. rick Gowen. 1720, John Shepard. Lord Jr.; 1740, Benj. Lord Jr. 1694. Jacob Remich, 10. 1699. Peter Staple Jr.; 1702, 1694. Andrew Neal; 1699, self; 1703. Richard Randall; 1712, 1719, self. 1699, 1700, P. Wittum on N. R. Tozer. 1699. Wm. Stone, 30, never side of Sturgeon Creek near 1684. Wm. Racklief; 1685, self. laid out? Leonard Drown's house. Richard Roe, no grant, 1699. John Shepard; 1701, 1699. To same; 1745, Joseph 40; 1682, bv York line. 1720, self. Knock; 1702, self. 1703. Richard Rice, 40; 1710, 1699. Wm. Smith; 1700, self. 1694. John Nelson; 1723, Eben­ Wm. Tetherly; 1716, Benj. 1703. To same; 1715, John Le­ ezer Downs. Libby. gro and Joseph Pray; 1764, 1699. To same; 1742, Thos. 1651. Thos. Spencer, stated, 10; Heirs of said Smith, Beaver Thomson. Saco Pond. Dam; 1754, Philip Yeaton. 1694. Benj. Nason; 1703, self, 1652. To same, stated, 200, by 1699. Jacob Smith; 1700, Rob­ By his father's land; 1709, Bazel Parker's land. ert Cutt. self; 1735, Benj. Nason. 1669. To same. 100; 1671, by 1679. John Sharp, condition 1694. Baker Nason; 1703, self, his brother William; 1737, D. forfeited, 40; 1709, Nicholas By his father's land. Wadlin by Cox's Pond; 1743, Morrell. 1694. James Neal, 20 (! not Moses Spencer. 1685. Clement Short Jr., on laid out). 1651. Jere Shears, stated, 100; condition; 1738, Charles Short. 1669. Charles Nelson, 20; 1672, 1674, Christopher Adams. 1685. Clement Short Senior, on self. 1669. John Shapleigh; 1749, condition; 1738, Charles Short; 38 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

1706, Thos. Short. self, by Sturgeon Creek. 1703. Black William; 1714, his 1687. James Tobey, lot con­ 1651. John White, stated, by son Will by Long Bridge; 1718, firmed. Sturgeon Creek way. his son Will by his own land. 1682. John Trickey, 20; 1736, 1654. To same, 20, Belf, at 1681, June 24. James Wiggin Peter Morrell. Crooked Lane. Jr.; 1735, Tobias Leighton; 1650. Katharine Treworgy, at 1652. Thos. Withers, 800, stat­ 1736, Peter Morrell. the Heathy Marsh. ed Spruce Creek. 1678-9. James Wiggin Sr., 50; 1653. To same, 20. 1671. Henry Wright, 50; 1712, 1735, John Morrell Jr.; 1736, 1655. John Taylor, stated, by Ichabod Plaisted. John Hooper Jr.; 1737, John John Lamb's lot, 50; 1729, 1652, Dec. 16. John Wincoll, Lord; 1751, Nathaniel Keen; Moses Goodwin Jr.; 1750, stated, by Birchen Point. 1735, Jeremiah Frost Senior. Stephen Hardison; 1726, Wm. 1653, Aug. 24. To same, 60, on 1735, James Frost Sr.; 1739, Libby; 1741, Wm. Goodwin; condition of paying £12 per John Faul Jr. 1738, Deliverance Goodwin. year. 1681, June 24. Samson White, 1656. Miles Thomson, stated, 1652, Dec. 11. To same, stated, 40; 1736, John Pierce; 1736, by Thomson's Point Brook. by Toziers. Tobias Leighton; 1736, Coolly 1669. To same, addition; James 1671, Apr. 13. To same, Joins McAlley; 1736, Stephen Hardi­ Frost & Moses Goodwin. Searls at the Little River; son. 1671. To same, 100; 1674, self, 1742, John Shorey; 1748, Jo­ 1679. Richard White; 1736, by Nason's land. seph Rickard. John Morrell Jr. To same, Berwick Record, 1671. To same, addition, 100, 1740-1749. Samuel Wentworth 15 Jan. 1734-5, to his grand­ by his former 100, never laid had laid out, addition to his son John, 45. out? house lot, addition to Thos. 1671. To same, 50; 1711, Wm. 1653. Robert Waymouth, 6, self, Thomson's house lot, grant to Goodwin. By land granted to James Em­ John Thomson, 20 Mar. 1698-9. 1669. Richard Tozier, 60, stat­ ery. ed, above Salmon Falls. 1656. To same, behindhishouse. Others Taking Land by Grants 1671. To same; 1712, self. 1656 to 1671. James Warren; Not Found. 1694. To same; 1709, Philip 1741, John Warren; 1745, Jonathan Hamilton by William Hubbard & self; 1740, Paul Samuel Wentworth; 1711, self; Hearl's grant. Wentworth. 1707, Moses Spencer; 1737, B. Nathaniel Joy by Patience Eth­ 1661. Francis Tricky, 20, stat­ Waymouth & Tho. Hobbs; erington & John Hearl. ed, Crooked Lane. 1796, James Evans; 1735, Joseph Ricker by Samuel Tre- 1694. Stephen Toby, self. James Warren. worthy. By order of James Toby, 1658. Gowen Wilson. Joseph Ricker by James Wiggin 4; 1696, Stephen Toby. 1665. Peter Wittum; 1728, Jo­ Sr., and William Rogers. 1694. Bartholomew Thomson; seph Small. Jonathan Ricker by Richard 1701, self; 1728, Elisha An­ 1671. Nicholas Weeks. Cutt, 1693. drews. 1671. Edw. Waymouth; 1710, John Shorey and Benjamin 1708. To same; 1723, Jona­ Timothy Waymouth. Hodsdon by Samuel Shorey's than Stone Jr. 1694. To same; 1715, Timothy addition. 1694. Thos. Thomson; 1702, Waymouth. Joseph Hearl in 1735 by his Thos. Rhodes. 1671. Thos. Wills for Thos. father, John Hearl's addition. 1694. Nicholas Tucker; 1719, Chick's family, 60; 1720, William Spencer and Mary Eth­ Samuel Hutchins; 1725, H. Richard Chick; 1719, Tho erington in 1674 laid out an Scammon, Thomas Mannering, Chick Jr.; 1719, John Hol­ addition. on Smuttynose; 1735, Nathan man; 1719, Thos. Weed. Additional Notes from the Lord. Thos. Wills, 100; 1714, Records. 1694. Alex: Thompson; 1698, Richard Outts. 1744. David Clark had land laid self. 1673. Joseph Wilson. out by Nicholas Frost's addi­ 1694. John Toby; 1710, Stephen 1673. John Wilson; 1678, self. tion. Toby. 1694. John Woodman; 1696, 1654. William Ellingham had 1694-1699. James Toby; 1702- Samuel Spinney. land laid out near Thomson's 1710, Stephen Toby. 1694. Rowland Williams; 1694 Point, between Treworthy and 1694. James Thompson; 1702, self ; 1694, David Hutchins. Philip (Frost?). self; 1734, Francis Allen ; 1734, 1694. Wm. Wadley; 1702, self • 1682. John Bray had land laid Francis Allen Jr. 1728, Wm. Clark Jr. out as adm. estate of Philip —'— Gabriel Tetherly, 20; 1694. James Warren Jr.; 1700, Gunison. 1669, self, Great Cove. self; 1707, Moses Spencer; 1654. The neck of land where 1694. To same, 20; 1679, self, 1720, Stephen Hardison. William Palmer now dwells was by King's. 1694. Peter Wittum Jr.; 10; laid out in 1674 to himself and 1694. Thos. Rogers; 1698, self; 1700, self. William King. 1702, B. Hutchins. 1699. To same, 30, self. 1651. Henry Powning given the 1699. To same. 1694. Joseph Weeks; 1700, Eli­ land at his house at Cold Har­ 1699. John Thompson; 1700, hu Gtmnison. bor. Robert Cutt; 1731, John Thom­ 1694. Gilbert Warren; 1702, 1659. Grant to Timothy Prout, son. James Stackpole; 1736, John John Wincoll and William Os- 1678. Wm. Tetherly, condition­ Thomson. born, adjoining Richard Tozier, al, 30; 1679, self. 1699. To same: 1708, self; forfeited. 1703. Benedictus Tarr, 50; 1703, Wm. Rogers; 1739, 1655. Rice Thomas given a neck 1710, self. Samuel Falls. of land behind Mr. Gunnison's 1703. John Thomson of the Emery. house. Reach; 1710, self. 1699. Paul Williams; 1715, 1714. John Thompson Jr. had John Thomson Scotch­ Robert Cutt. land laid out, part of the grant man, 10; 1679, self, Head of 1699. Thos. Worster; 1710, to his father John Thompson, Stephen Paul & Gabriel Teth­ Francis Allen. 20 Mar. 1678-9. erly. 1699. Rev. John Wade; 1701 land laid out to Anthony To same, 30; 1679, self, self; 1741, John Lord Jr.; Emery and Robert Waymouth 10; 25 Sept. 1679, self, at 1714, Elizabeth Wade; 1755, in partnership. Bolt Hill. Joshua Emery. land laid out assigned by 1662. Geo. Veasey, stated, 50, Hardison. John White to William Thom­ by John Wincoll. 1685. Moses Worster; 1713, son adjoining Goodman Ben- 1699. Moses Voden, 30; 1700, Thos. Worster. more. ISLES OF SHOALS 39 The Province of New Hampshire by Towns. Lists 301-400. Isles of Shoals (partly Maine). 306a Mooring Rights at Isles of Shoals. 301 Inhabitants of Isles of Shoals Mr. Roger Kelly had had William Hilton May 18, 1653, petition Mass. to establish a court jailed for assaulting James Neale. The deposi­ there. 20 signers. Granted. tions were taken 20 Dec. 1677, before Peter TWÍB- — Mass. Arch. iii. 214; Doc. Hist, den, Commissioner. —• N. H. Court Files 15971. iv. 53 ; facs. Edw. Small and Allied Families. Depositions Nich. Bickford±22 Roger Kelly's boat, moored 302a Fishermen's Troubles in 1660. Nathan Quick in Smuttynose Cove, shortly Stephen Ford : owned their stages James Neele afterwards was cast adrift. Richard Endell : in common Soon after this John Andrews, Samson White and Mr. Edmund Packard trespassed on them. William Hilton, 'coming home along to the said Kelly's dore of his house, and threatening his men Edward Ball±30, servant of Ford. to come out' and fight — which they did not — Elias Bickford Thomas Snelling 'but the said Hilton, Andrews and White' being Chris: Christophers±26, Benedict Qliver±31. charged with casfing her off, Samson White took hold of John Ashe by his neckcloth as he stood 302** Witnesses at Isles of Shoals to a at said Kelly's door. bill of sale dated 21 June 1661, Stephen Ford Robert Andros±25 Friday night Dec. 14, being to Richard Endle. —York Deeds i. 109. Sampson White in the house of Mr. Reuben Arthur Clapporne Michael Endle John Andros Hull and hearing an outcry, Robert Taprill John Davis John Flea went out to the end of the Fortunatus Home John Redman house and did see Henry Harvey, James Nealle and John Ash have holt of William Hilton by the 303 Administration on William Urin 's collar, and several of Mr. Roger Kelly's men sur­ Estate granted to four merchants in 1664 rounding said Hilton. was declared illegal. Nathan Quicke±35 saw Wm. Hilton violently Mr. Jonathan Wade Oliver Fox strike Roger Kelly's servant James Neele with Capt. Brian Pendleton George Kelly an oar. Mr. Richard Cutt Tho: Garman Henry Harvey±28 saw William Hilton run at Nathaniel Fryer Edward Kock James Neele and strike him down with an oar James Payne or a boat's foremast, and strike him several blows for taking away Simon Newcom after he was down. fish belonging to John Hoskins Elisha Barton±22. Wm. Hilton passing by Mr. the estate Kelly's door, Henry Harvey called him lubber and logerhead. Said Hilton told said Harvey if 304 Roger Kelly's Account in Mr. Stile- he had anything to say to him he should come to man's books, 1668-9. Hogg Island. him. Then said Harvey with James Neele and Court Files ii. 141. John Ash went out and he did run into Mr. Hull's Goods delivered by yard 'and took up a small canno ower to defend John Brown John Bugg John Knott himself, but whether he did strike one of them Goods for Richard Oauley. I know not.' Paid Jeremiah Guttridg by order. John Ash±22 saw John Andrews and Wm. Hilton Two pairs of children's shoes. cast off the moorings of Mr. Kelly's boat, Clement Hardy encouraging them. When I got 305a Isles of Shoals Court Cases. Will home John Andrews, Sampson White and Wm. Urin±20 deposed in June 1673. William Hilton were challenging Mr. Kelly's family to Oliver, his master at the Shoals. W. O.'s wife come out and fight, and saying we should not had liberty to milk the cow of Philip Odihorne make fast on MallagO' side. wherever he could find her. Edward Holland came out to us among 306° Isles of Shoals Government. Walter William Sealey's : fish flakes while we were Randall admitted he was in the combination Andrew Diamond's : seeking the cow; found her at the Shoals, and had signed it, and that Wm. Michael Endell's : near Mr. Belcher's house. Chinicke wrote the names of 'those that could not Roger Kelly in 1674 brought suit against Lewis write.' (The combination was 'of a high nature.' Tucker for reporting that Court Files 13647. Mark Row : were drinking and lay John Purington Signed as bondsmen, bond Edward Holland : drunk at his house in Wm. Ohinicke dated 22 December 1677. John Badston : his cabins. John Clarke Witness: Nich: Heskins. Peter Twisden issued the writ. Michael Endell, constable, served it. 306c Inquest, Wm. Taylor, 31 Dec. 1677. Nicholas Tucker went bail. Struck with a broom handle 25 Dec, died 30 Dec. Roger [Dari] ±23, passing the house 305t> Absent from their wives. Esq. John of Mr. John Hunkins, went up in the chamber Fabes's list 29 Sept. 1673. and brought down John Winsland, who was not Richard Tomes Isay Odihorne accused by the coroner's jury nor indicted by the Stephen Harwell Peter Evans (Suffolk) grand jury. Suff. Court Files 1686. Richard Bois Edward Holland Sr. Other witnesses : William Puggy±46 Michell Endell 305° Inquest, Walter Wakeham Thomas Luckes±24 James Blackden Aug. 2, 1674. Verdict: Went into the water Lazerus Peverle±20 William Olliver of his own free will, and was drowned. Richard Ambrose±35 Peter Lewes — N. H. Court Files iii. 85. Commissioners Philip Odiorne John Hunkings Edward 6 Vittery Mr. Peter Twisden William Diamond Walter Mathews Richard Endell Mr. John Febens John Oliver Roger Kelly John More Mr. John Hunkins Henry Meane Henery Meane Christopher Jose Jury Edward Gould Michaeli Endell Lewis Tucker James Gibbens Robert Tomms Hugh Allward John Light Edward Vettery 40 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

306cl Administration granted to Eoger Kelly, 25 June 1678, on the estates of: Newcastle (Great Island). 311-319. — N. H. Deeds v. 24. 311a Inquest 12 Jan. 16[61-2]. Joshua Gabrell Grubb lost at sea in a storm the Kendrick and Thomas Wilson burnt to death Nathan Quick last winter. Inventories Robert Goodwin in their house. taken 25 Feb. 1677-8 by Coroner's Jury Charles Frost John Hunking Mr. Nathl. Fryer William Lucks John Fabes Frances the widow of Mr. Edward Loyde Barnard Squire John More Gabriel Grubb consents. Mr. John Forde Joseph [Bastens] George Wolten William Ash 307a Inquest 3 July 1687, Henry Mains Wm. Howard [Wolter Knight Sr., fisherman, drowned. John Fabes, Esq. Robert Taprill crossed out] J. P. Phesant Eastwick, Esq., coroner. Robert Mussell Matthew Atkins Philip Odihorne 311b Corbet's Petition to the Royal foreman William 6 Mitchell Commissioners, July 1665. — N. H. Prov. Robert Parker Philip 7 Hach Papers xvii. 511-512. William 6 Lakeman Edward Gold Walter Randall Robert Tomms 311c Declaration for Massachusetts Gov­ Hugh 6 Allured Henery Veasey ernment, 10 Oct. 1665. — N. H. Prov Pa­ Richard 6 Oliver Richard 6 Tucker pers i. 284. (Also Mass. Arch. cvi. 160). Alter William Laiton to Lajton. (Copy in Weare 307b Estate of Wm. Button, Jersey Mer­ Papei's renders it Lasters). chant. Inventory sworn 15 Sept. 1687 be­ Alter John Clarke to Town Clarke [clerk]. fore Mr. John Fabes by Claude Champion, adm. Mr. Twisden and Nicholas Goold appraisers; Rob­ 312a Inquest, Hercules Taylor, 18 May ert Elliot, Esq. bondsman. — N. H. Probate Files 1669. Seaman on The Grace of Bristol, drunk 117. Cf. Prov. Papers xxxi. 387. in a canoe, upset and drowned. Debtor to Ellener Welcom Coroner's Jury John Yousring Elizabeth Osdeyhorne Edward West David Gamble Henry Putt Henry Mayne John Lewis Stephen Graffum Joseph Mors Tho. Follensby Richard Roslings Others named Henry Mayne Widow Wallis Thomas Parker Samuel Robey Creditor from John Cross John Light Daniel Moore George Meager Thomas Hobart Alex. Jones John Kettle Richard Tospe Richard Escot 312b Inquest. Taken up 29 Dec. 1670, Peter Wales Mr. Andrew Disment thought to be a servant of Mr. Fryer missing Mary Luex Mr. Tho. Disment at least a month named Nicholas Bouey. Jury: Margaret Barter Mr. Samuel Belshow Robert Ellett John.Kettle Roger Dasvis Mr. Blackden Edward West Joseph Nesfield Henry Gouslde Edward Lesrier Robert Couch Ambros Benett John Yousring Paul Hall James Pendleton Jr. John Wesley John Skorck 308»- Three Petitions, 12 March 1691-2, Richard Hayward David Gamble 19 March 1691-2, 26 Jan. 1692-3. — Doc. Hist. v. 365, 369, 312 (Mass. Arch. 37: 314, 252). 312c Tax payers of Great Isl. and Sandy 252). Beach in 1671. The document is missing from N. H. Court Files, I, 599, but the fol­ 308b Star Island, Jan. 1693-4. Names lowing names are found in the index. in a warrant directed to Edward Gould, Amazeane, John Hunkins, Mark Seavey, Thos. constable. Allex, Jones Hunkins, Widow Seavey, Wm. *John Dambrell Thomas Wise Beck, Henry Johnson, James Sherborne, *Hugh Galloway and wife Elizabeth Berry, James Jones [Alex] Henry * and wife Anne *Hannah Yeaton " John I ' George Sherborne, Francis Merrifield *crossed out. Bickham, Wm. II Thomas John Jr. Brackett, Kemball, David Sherborne, 309 The Inhabitants of Star Island in [Arthur] Kettle, John Samuel 1702 petition York Court regarding a saints' Broad, William Lamb, Bial Sherborne, Mr. bell now in the secret custody of Mr. Roger Brooking, Wm. Lear, Tobias Sharpe, James Kelly, given formerly by the master of a ship Carter, Edward ' ' Hugh Shortridge, that used to trade at the Shoals, and was in the Cranch, Andrew Leach, James Richard church on Smuttynose Island, but that church Clarke, John Lewis, John Sloper, John was allowed to decay and fall, and the materials Colins, Roger Lock, John ' ' Richard have been carried off for secular uses. Now Star Creber, Thos. Lux, William Squire, Barnard Island, having 'purchased God an house,' peti­ Dering, Henry Marden, John Stileman, Drake Nathaniel Moss, Joseph tions the Court to deliver the bell to Mr. Thomas Dormand, Usher Moses, John Richard Diamond and Mr. Richard Goss the selectmen. Fabin, John Odiorne [James] Stileman, Elias — Autographs, York Files. Ferguson, Onion, Thos. Terry, John James Blackdon Richard Gume [Oshaw, Tucker, Richard Thomas Dimond William Waymouth Gilbert Treworgye, Richard Goss *John Carter Foss, John Dormand] Samuel Edward Goold *John Barter Fryer, Nathaniel Parker, Thos. Walton, George John [Muchemore] Samuel Eburne Graffan, Stephen Pendleton, Walford, Old *John Frost Minister of Star Isl. Graves, Wm. James Walker, Joseph *Richard Eaton *By order. Harris, Samuel Peverly, Widow Wallis, George Harvey, Joakim Purington, Wayte [White?] Harbutt, Robert Richard Sylvester Rand, Francis West, Edw. Haskins, Randall, Edward Wilcomb, 1 Nicholas ' James Richard Hoff, Ferdinando Roby, Samuel Holmes, John Russell, Philip NEWCASTLE 41 312<* Inquest 10 Nov. 1672. Two men Mr. Edw. Cawner, read Carter. and a woman washed ashore at Rye Beach Ru: Rogers, read Ric: (Richard). from a wreck. — Court Files ii. 445. Josh: Berry, read Joseph? Coroner's Jury William Berry Thomas Crehor read Thomas Creber. Nath. Drake Abiel Lamb Tho Moses read John. Foreman John Lock Alter Ferdina Hooss to Hooff. John Kettel John Mardin Alter William Brabin to Brokin. Joseph Berry John Foss Hugh Towne read [Leareï]. John Berry Philip Russell Question Jas. Brackett. James Berry Hugh Ford Alter John Bonman to Bouman. 312® Henry Dering, Constable, hav­ 313"b Inquest, Antipas Maverick, 22 July ing been thrown down and nearly choked in 1678. Fell out of canoe, body found at Sam­ arresting Capt. Walter Barefoot, prosecuted him, uel Fernald's island. Jury: Charles Hilton, and the latter's man, George John Lewis [John Diamond crossed out] Sweete. Summons dated 23 Dec. 1672 to Walter Barefoot Saml. Wentworth Witnesses : Andrew Cranch Stephen Grafton John Lewis Jeremiah Tibbetts Nicholas Heskins John Lock Joseph Purmet±22 Jonathan Mendam Mathew Atkins Thomas Parker Gilbert Ferguson Henry Beck Richard Rogers Samuel Severn Simon Hinkson±19 ('my master John Lewis's [Tho. Furnel crossed out] Henry Trevethen shop) John Groth Mark Ridley 313c Inquest, Stephen Reed, 7 June 1679. Mary Wentworth Roger Rose Accidentally drowned. Jury: Ann Green ±19 Abel Porter Henry Russell Joseph Couch Samuel Wentworth James Burgis±18 William Lux James Robinson George Davis Nehemiah Partridge 312f Capt. Davis's Night at Great Island. Seorge Harris Henry Trevethan Capt. John Davis of York, afterwards Dep­ Andrew Cranch John Kettle uty President of Maine, being at Great Island of Richard Williams Joseph Berry James Randle an evening, and hearing that Dutch warships were outside. — (1673)-. 313^ 'Account of those that be dead & Capt. John Davis the poore Eastern people that is gone.' Col­ 'My son John lector's rebates about 1680. — Court Files v. 105. Peniweir cautiously visited the George Walton the younger Francis Sholot Francis Tucker fort at midnight and Antony Brackit the younger Wamon Bictin 'now resident' found nobody on [John Reecks, canceled] William Rann Gilbert Furguson guard. Richard Lake Mrs. Harbut son a cooper±28 John Luis refused to pay for his man Nicholas Haskins±36 Marks Baker that I never knew. Furguson and others had previously been play­ 313e Inquest, Esaias Odihorne, 4 July ing leapfrog on Sergt. John Lewis's hill, and had 1681. — N. H. Hist, Coll. viii. 66. gone to Sergt. West's for a quart of sack Alter Samuel Roberts to Robey. Some of them, Ensign Joakim including Harvey ±42 313f Inquest, Silvester Harbert, 22 Aug. Richard Harvev±22 Joseph Moss the 1683. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 144. (Mr.Hugh( ?) Tucker Smith John Lewis's mark 6- went the rounds of Mr. Russell Alter John Davis to Davies [Doctor]. the houses to arouse Mr. Frver Alter James Billings to Phillips. the island, among Mr. Kettle William Haskins's mark 8. them Sam : Robye John Clark 313S Subpoena dated 5 September 1683. Hannah Moulton was at John Lewis's when the Court Files vii. 455. Signed by Nathaniel pounding came at their door. Her sister was Fryer, Deputy Governor.

at prayer and her brother was upon his knees. William Haskins T , -r, William Lux±53 testified. Thomas Potts Joseph Pormutt n Philip the Jassem T £ n A Capt. Davis next day apologized and was fined. J ohn (or markem?) T Crowder 3128 A Missing Cask of Wine, 1673. Mis Monday James ^obson — N. H. Court Files ii. 433. Sanco Pamco±19 testified that 314 Four Shipping Lists, 1684-16S5. Henry Davis : stole a cask of Ketch Diligence Ketch America Richard Bedworth : wine belonging to about 1684 Dec. 30, 1684 Mr. Richard Gibbs from Nicholas Baker, master John Jackson Sr., Mr. Fryer's basement George Tucker master 312*1 Inquest, Thomas Dalbey, 10 May of Great Island John Jackson Jr., mate 1674. Accidentally drowned. Jury: Joseph Friend Joshua [C chnnged to] George Wallis John Kettle James Washford Gruche James Johnson Edward Randle Elias Loud Jo: Markham John Lewis Joseph Morse George Corrine Philip Cook Nicholas Haskins William Lux Ship Success Jo : Orchard Saml. Wentworth William Seavy Jr. Jan. 15, 1684[5 Ketch Richard Alex. Walden Abel Porter Matthew Estes, master of Great Island Jo : Hatch May 16, 1685 313a Great Island, Sandy Beach and Phil: Fall Thomas Cobbet, master Sagamore Creek Tax for the Portsmouth Ja: Skeat Sam!. Snell, mate minister for the year 1677, with delinquent list Will: Davis Jo: Jackson dated 26 Feb. 1678-9. Corrected by conjecture: Ja: Mountes Beriah Higgins — Prov. Papers xviii. 918-920. 2d. column Joshua Jackson Gabriyer Boniton, read Gabrigan Bonython. Andr: Brock Jeremy Holmes Alter Stephen Grassam to Graffam. Geo : Tucker Richard Archer Dan Dornion [Dunyan?]» read Duggin? Will : Procise Saml. Belcher Old Dormer, read Dormán Oshaw. Sim: Mountes 42 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

315a Two Petitions for Separate Town­ 315e The Inhabitants of Newcastle sworn ship, 1692-3. Originals, bound up inter­ July 1696. Great Island. As printed in Prov. leaved with the Council Records. Papers ii. 89, correct order and a few misread- — Prov. Papers ii. 95-6, 94-5. ings: 96 Alter Henry Roby to Keerck [Kirke]. John Hinks Thomas Holland Samuel Moudy Alter Steven to Jerrera Walford. Thomas Cobbett John Samson Phes. Estwick Alter Thomas Lane to Lang. James Rendle Benj. Sevie Jos. Measzeat 94 Read William Forbes Furbush. Richard Buckly Jotham Odiorn Foster Traferin John Fenicks, alter [?] to [-sic-]. Samuel Winkly Will Ainup y y y Alter Ezerya Elwell to Ezeceya [Hezekiah]. Samuel Accutt [or Arnup] Henry Traferin Alter Jn. Church to Irl Chur Samuel Comfort y y y y y y Daniel Pshaw, alter [?] to [-sic-]. Theodore Georg Harris Jeff Currier 315b Four loose tax lists, 1698-1700, in Atkinson James Philpot Will Mansfield a trunk in the Newcastle Selectmen's y y y Jos. A[t]well office, three for Great Island, 1698, one for Sandy Richard Hales Saml. Dowse John Marting Beach. Edward Hales John Clark Great Island 1698 Mrs. Swainf Jeremiah Richard Taulton y y y Selected names only Mr. John Batson Walford y y y Will Tucker Jeffrey Currier Mr. James Leachf y y y Thomas Horne Henry Tryferin Mr. John Leachf Samuel Foss Mr. Wm. Hinderson Daniel Oshawt Mr. Thos. Holland Mr. John Cardf 316 Newcastle 1708 Tax Rate on which Mr. Saml. Winkley John Searl sr.f the division of common lands was based. Mrs. Wilcom John Searl jr.f Mr. John Swain William Jones* To Be Collected by For Constable Goss Richard Hales Nathan Whitet John Searles to Collect Will Hinderson Edward Bealf £ s d £ s d John Fayrfeld Eliz. Tryworthv Robert Elliott 3 10 . Mr. Sherborn 1 8 0 John Orowder Fr. Child Esq. Tobias Lear 1 8 0 Grace Tomlin Mr. [John] Holdenf Mrs. Hincks 1 Nich Hodge . 17 . Mr. Saml. Alcock James Filpot Maj. Walton 2 15 '. Mr. Wm. Seavey Mrs. Eliz. Wears Saml. Frost Mr. Sampson 3 10 0 [Joshua Fryer Jedediah Jordan* Sheafe 2 Benj. Seavey 1 10 0 striken out] Mr. Edw. Cary Mrs. Waymouth 1 Mr. John Brack­ Jeremiah Jordan Widow Hornf Mrs. Beazer 12 ! ett 2 10 o Hanah [Matershed] Joseph Moseet Mrs. Kelly 6 . Saml. Brackett 0 8 0 David Campbet Mr. Saml. Markland Theodore At­ Tho. Rand 1 8 0 Great Island 1699 Mathew Rumny kinson 2 15 . Wm. Webster 1 4 0 *In all three vears Kenny Langmaid Mrs. Clerk 10 . Nehemiah Berry fin 1699 and "1700 Shadrach Bellt Thos. Jones Ó 8 . 0 16 0 Capt. Nathaniel Fryerf Mr. Nath. Fryer Jacob Clerk 1 10 . Jude Berry i Robert Eliotf John Martyn John Stevens 1 2 . Son 0 10 0 John Hincks Esq.f for Marlyn]f Christo Ama- Mr. John Foss 0 15 0 Capt. Waltonf Great Island 1700 seen 2 5 . Joshua Foss 0 12 0 Mr. Sampson Sheafef New names Thos. Marshall 0 12 . James Marden 12 0 Mr. Richard Maundyf Mrs. Estwick Jereh. Walford 1 5 . Mr. Wm. Wallis Mrs. Lucy Stileman* Mrs. Tufton Poster Try- & Son 2 12 0 Mr. Phesant Estwick Edward Hales ferine 0 12 . Saml. Wallis 0 8 0 Theodore Atkinsonf Joshua Fryer Andrew Cranch 0 8 . Widow Odiorne 0 10 0 Mr. William Kellyf Joseph Jackson John Cranch 0 12 . John Odiorne . 16 . Mr. Thomas Paynef Francis Shalote Mrs. Tucker 0 8 . Mr. James Mr. James Waymouthf Samuel Allen Esq. Lt. Reed 2 5 . Randell 1 16 . Capt. Thomas Cobbettf Sandy Beach 1698 Capt. Holli- Geo. Wallis 1 6 . Mr. John Clarkf John Bickford come 2 0 . Richard Goss . 14 . Mr. Jacob Clarkef Tobias Leer Mrs. Fabees 0 8 . Samll. Dowse & Thomas Jones* Robert Palmer John Holden 1 0 0 Son 1 2 . Richard Tuckerf Mr. Wm. Sew Robt. Jordan 0 12 . Saml. Berry 0 8 . John Amazeenf Nich. Hodg John Salter 0 18 . James Berry Jere Walford* John Sevy John Leach 1 0 . & Son 1 10 . Foster Tryferinf Tho. Sevy Edw. Randell 0 12 . William Mardon 0 17 . James Robinsonf Benj. Sevy John Card 0 18 •. Joseph Seavey 0 10 George Trundeef John Mardin James Leach 1 5 . 0 8 0 Mr. John Hurstf John Shute John Mardon 0 12 . Tho. Barnes 0 8 0 Wm. Mansfieldf Tho. Ran Widow OShaw 0 8 . Nathl. Rand 0 9 0 Andrew Cranehf Saml. Ran John Cross 0 10 . Rowland Jen­ Thomas Martielf Mr. John Brakit James Phillips 0 10 . kins 0 8 0 Samuel Jordanf John Berry sr. Henry Payne 0 10 . Wm. Caverly 0 9 0 Mr. Fr. Tuckerf Wm. Berry John Searls 1 0 . Stephen Noble 0 8 0 Mrs. Sarah Hopkinsf James Berrv & Son William Jones 1 0 . Marshes Joseph Reedf John Foss & Son Edward Martin 0 12 . Saml. Seavey 0 Mr. John Holicornef 2 6 James Mardin Nathan White 1 Geo. Walker 10 Mr. Saml. Comfortf Samuel Douse Shadrach Bell 0 12 ; Capt. Pickrin Mr. Richard Buckly* Wm. Wallis 9 Joseph Jackson 1 15 . Mrs. Josses 0ó 8 0Ó Mr. Jacob Randallf Mr. Odiorne Jotham Odiorne 2 2 . Capt. Hunkins Mrs. Fabesf George y y 0 4 0 Francis Shalott 0 10 . John Lock 0 3 0 Mr. John Lewisf Mr. James y y Mr. John Den­ Mr. Thos. Parker Saml. Frost 1 0 0 Samuel Sevy Joseph Simpson 1 12 . nett 0 3 0 Mr. Richard Taurltonf Joshua Bracket Benj. Parker 2 Peter Bail 0 1 6 Mrs. Purmertf John Walker John Russell 15 1 Tho. Jackson 0 1 6 Robert Jordant Edward Bartlet John Frost 2 Capt. Langdon 0 6 0 Edward Randallf James Berry Andrew Pep­ John Jackson 0 1 6 John Mardinf perell 2 Santhridge 0 3 0 NEWCASTLE PORTSMOUTH 43

James Chad- George Walton . 18 James Phillips Andrew Crance wick 1 Zach Foss 10 John Hust Matthew Ham Georg Perkins 10 . Joseph Feild 10 Joseph Elwell Nicholas Haskins James Allard 10 . Henry Tryve- Ezekiah Elwell Jacob Randell Thos. Payne 5 . than 12 Thomas Pain Richard Stileman George Gowdy 0i 10 . Matthew Wil­ Francis Carman 0 10 . liams . 10 318b Inquest, John Row, 25 Oct. 1693. Christo Fed- Tho. Barnes Jr. . 10 Verdict : drowned. Coroner, Wm. Redford. erick 0 12 . Daniell Grin­ Witnesses: Peter Mason, Daniel Jacobs. Henry Lang- dau 10 Constable, John Leech. Jury: maid 0 10 . James Langly 10 James Roberson John West John Yeaton 0 10 . James Stilson 0 15 James Leech Jr. Foster Trefethen Richard Teaton 0 10 . Peter Matthews . 10 Daniel OShaw John Amoseen Edward West 15 . Sampson James Booth Thomas Jones John Abbot 10 . Sheafe Jr. 18 Joseph Alcock Jacob Randell Samuel Perry Barneby Thomas Parker Nathan White [torn] 15 . Crusey 10 David Cambal Samuel Eastman Widow Head 6 John Hust Thomas Pain Edward Wilson Mr. Kerk 317 Inquest, Christopher Lux, 26 Aug. Wm. Denick Andrew Crance 1680. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 50. John Churchwell Matthew Ham Alter Henry Ground to Crowne. Arthur Head John Crowder William Haskins striken out. Alter Jeremiah Herdsden to Hodsden. 318c Inquest 27 Feb. 1695-6. William Grills and Georg Major driven ashore by 318a Inquest, 20 Oct. 1693. Drowning of stress of weather and drowned. Constable Sam­ Mr. William Button, Jerseyman, uel Rand. Inquest held at the house of Mr. John Witnesses Philip Muddle Odiorne. — Court Files x. 256. Robert Harrison John Amosen Sr. Jury : Edward Potter William Jones John Bracket William Berrey chirurgeon Jeremiah Jordan Benj. Seavey William Wallas John Lamprill Thomas Jones James Berrey Sr. Thomas Seavey was in the boat James Sharpe James Berriey Jr John Seavey Jury James Robinson John Berriey" John Shute Richard Oliver John Russell Saml. Douse Samuel Seavey foreman Samuel Comford Tho. Mardeyn Wm. Seavey Daniel Ushaw Also Summonsed Richard Goss John Bickford James Leech Jr. Daniel Jones John Foss Robert Palmer John Bickford Robert Wetherick James Mardeyn James Rendle 319 Petition of Great Island Inhabitants to the King, 15 May 1690, asking for a gen­ eral governor and military supplies. John Hinckes Nath Fryer Sen, Robert Elliot Tho. Cobbett John 6 Lewess Nathaniel Fryer Jr. Peter Eason Shadrach Walton John West James Leach Jr. James 6 Leech Sen. Thomas Yackham Thomas Paine James Roberttson Richard 6 Abbot Sen. Edward Carter Edward 6 Rendle Richard Cade John Cross Jeremía 6 Walford John Diment James Paine James Casowah Ephraim 6 Amicene Nathan White Henry Trevthan Benjamin Islington Wm. Godsoe Thomas 6 Jones Dermont 2 Oshaw Abraham Clark John 6 Amicene Edward 1 Beale Francis Tucker Richard 6 Oliver Aaron Ferris Daniel Moulton Richard 6 Hoult William Jones Noah Parker Nicholas Heskins Isaac Wharf Jacob Rendle John Hopkins James Phillips William Rennalds John Tufton John Crowder Phesant Eastwicke Wm. Bickham Samuel Martyn William Roe Jos : Rayn John Russell Andrew Brown Sen. Robert Tufton Robert Jordan Henry Smyth Portsmouth before it was divided included (now Rye) the second oldest permanent English settlement north of Virginia. Portsmouth and Greenland. 321-339. Mr. Sherborn boote booth of Mr. Lane and Mr. Langdon, and Mr. Slopper had it of 321 Grant of the Glebe by Inhabitants Mr. Sherborn. of the Lower End of Pascataquack, 25 May All the above were 8-acre lots, viz: 1640. Most of the signers lived on the west side Mooses, Haiffer, Gibson and Walford, of the river. By the original record, Portsmouth which were all these on that side of the creek. Town Book, p. 99, the last four names in the right-hand column read: — Prov. Papers, i. 113. 323 F- W. Hackett's -Portsmouth Town John Wotton Matthew Coe Records- has been found very well done by the Nicholas Row William Palmer original book, except some misplacement of the leaves. The folio numbers in a hand perhaps 200 322 Original Sagamore Creek Lots, as years old were ignored in binding, so that folios told by Capt. John Pickering c. 1718. 11 and 13 were bound in as folios 2 and 3. For — Portsmouth Town Papers. the current records, which started 5 April 1652,

Goodman Moses was the first in Sagamore Creek. read pp. [1, 2, 7, 9-24t 27-35]. For the tran­ Andrew Haiffer next, where Toby Langdon lives. scripts from 'the old book' read pp. [8, 3, 4, 25, Mr. Gibson where Slopper lives. 5]; also one item on page [21], Corrections: Mr. Lane boote Haiffer and Gibson. P. 20, for John Hart(?) read John Humfpkins?] 44 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

'for Ro. Kn.' (Roger Knight) is a later mar­ watch came up the lane after them.' Fowler's ginal note. gun went off, shooting Ellis in the leg so that he P. 21, bottom, insert Thomas Walford. died. Fowler was indicted and convicted in Bos­ P. 23, for Brockins read Bruckjns. ton. Evidence sworn before Richard Cutt. P. 27, for houbert Mattean read Heubert Mattun. Coroner's Jury Pp. 29, 76, The date in Samuel Haines's grant is John Shipway Thomas Carter 12 Sept. 1653 —apparently an error, being a John Cutt Jr. Israel Phillips transcript from the old book. John Tucker Georg Lavis P. 31, transfer 'the younger' from Webster to Tho. Ladbrook Samuel Kees Pickering. Richard Jackson Tho. Crafford P. 34, John Webster wrote the names of Thomas John Goff Edward Beale Walford and James Johnson. P. 37, middle, make it -John- & Richard Cut; 328 Mr. Kichard Cutt's Servants, 26 Jan. at bottom, for Commes read Commins. 1669[70 P. 38, for Jacksons read John Jackson Sen. Mary the maid had given things to Wm. Walker P. 39, for Grassum read Graffum ; for Wallis read and Alice [his wife], including two gallons of Wollis; for Shores read Shares, 4 dayes; in­ rum 'against he came from Mr. Rayner's buriall,' sert before Phil Nick, Phil Russell 3 days' and money. work. In William Walker's box were found things he P. 48, The 'old doctor' was Mr. John Renais. said David Goodin gave him and Humphrey Yard. Mary owned up to all the things found in her box, 324 Town Clerks and Selectmen. and George's in the second box. — N. H. Gen. Records ii. 97-101, Hackett's Daniel Daly acknowledged he had taken the things Portsmouth 13-37 in his box because he saw the others taking. 325 Inquest, Geo. Walton's child, 5 May Florence owned that she spoke to Mr. Tasker's 1657. Accidentally drowned. Jury: carpenter to carry the two boxes to Barbadoes. John Pickering Roger Knight Mary said she had the whisk of William Cutt, and foreman Wm. Brookin gave Philip Fall 6 sh. for a gold ring. John Webster Robert Mussel! Alice said Mary said she had her money from Old Richard Comins Wm. Cotton England. Tho. Furson Edward Barton Wm. Walker & Alice said that Mary Wacom made Robert Mattoone Tho. Peverly the handkercher, and she said she did not. [not autograph] Francis Trickie David Gooding±22, 1 July 1670, said: while I kept my master's shop in his house Alice [ ] 326a Subscribers for the Minister's Sup­ and William Walker took things from the shelves port, 14 Feb. 1658-9. Well printed in N. H. while my master was at meals. Gen. Records i. 9. Mary Nott deposed against Alice. Mary spoke to Florence to speak to the carpenter to carry the 326*> New Subscribers for the Minister's box for England. She took things which George Support, 8 Maroh 1665-6. Well printed in told her Harry carried down upon a horse to N. H. Gen. Records i. 10-11. John Locks. William wanted stockings the color 326c Subscribers for the Minister's of Reuben's, Mr. John Cutt's man. Support Begun to be taken 17 March 1670-1. John Lock said that Henry Brookin brought the box to his house. — N. H. Gen. Ree. i. 11. Geo. Hunt, aged 24, said: In 1669 John Tomp- 12 Alter Sam: Cate to Case. son and himself being at dinner at the creek 327a Inquest, 6 July 1663, Eobert Mar- house, Alice White, late servant to my master shall and Jer: Dolley, in a canoe drunk, both Capt. Richard Cutt, came to us weeping. She drowned last night.' Jury: said that Jone Clement had been with her mis­ Mr. Abraham Corbett Richard 1 Tope tress and told her of things in her box. The next Wm. Seavey John 1 Haskell week himself and Florence Driseoll going to look James 6 Johnson Robert 6 Sheares for missing cattle, asking at Goodman Ham's if Francis 6 Drake Wm. 1 Pasmore he had seen them, the aforesaid Jone Clements told Peter 1 Wallis Edward 8 Beale us that she being at Mr. Mattoones, Alice White John Odyorne James 6 Cate called her up to her chamber and showed her her things. Jone told her she wondered how she could 327*> Inquest, 10 July 1671, Alexander get so much and brought so little with her, for I Keniston with his horse crossing above John brought more and could carry away nothing; also Pickering's milldam was drowned. Florence Driseoll told him that he received sev­ Coroner's Jury eral things from Mary Knat which he carried Tho. Ladbrook Richard Samson down to Great Island to his box at Dormán Osea. Samuel Case Wm. Richards Henry Brookin (not one of the servants) ±27 in John Tucker John Thomson Obadiah Morse Richard Door 1670, carted away goods for them. Thomas Wakam George Jones Daniel Moulton, constable, served the search war­ John Brown John Pickerina- rants, aided by Mr. William Antropas, John Harker and a young man Manuel. 327c Eobert Clemants, 4 July 1673. Ac­ Dermon executed the sentences of whipping. cidentally drowned. A Jury: John Tucker Robert Burnam 329 Tax List, Strawberry Bank, Tho. Ladbrook Dodovah Hull 24 Sept. 1681. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 61, John Shipway Benjamin Starr Prov. Papers i. 428 (Court Files v. —). Barnard Squire Israel Phillips George Hunt [-sic-] for Huntress Lodowick Fowler Thomas Carter Alter Mr. Otsella to Mrs. Ursilla Cutt. John Goffe Walter Luckraft Alter John Hurdy to Huddy. Alter George Loveis to Lavis. 327d Inquest, John Ellis, 13 Sept. 1673. Alter Henry Kerch to Keirk. John Ellis. James Skate, George Ford, Wal­ Alter Anthony Elim's estate to Ellin's. ter Luckraft, Edward Skate and Hanca, a Negro, Tho: Gill [-sic-]. were nere the house of Caleb Beck. James Skate Alter Wakan to Wakam twice. and his son were taking leave of the rest, who Alter Philip Founds to . had been drinking flip (a quart of rum mixed Alter Robert Almonie to Almorie. with water or beer), and Lodowick Fowler had Alter John Brown to Boman. been drinking with them but now 'being of the Alter Anthony Furber to Jethro. PORTSMOUTH 45

330a Land Grants and Inhabitants, from the Town Book. For other land grants see Lists 323, 330b. Also cf. N. H. Gen. Ree. i. 1, ii. 22, 59. 1655, July 10. For Rye marsh Jan. 13. Grants on Great Island. [Laid out to George Jones see N. H. Gen. Ree. ii. 59. James Johnson 1 a. near the which he bought of Jonas 1656, Oct. 7. Hannah Jones — house that was Mr. Batch­ Clay's wife in Sagamore her father T. Walford. eler's. Creek, adj. Tho: Onion. 1656- 7. John Locke 8 a. betw. John Hunkins 1 a. near James [Thomas Onion 8 a. Jackson and Cotton. Leach. [John Lock 8 a. Jan. 1. William Morris 8 a. by John Fabins 1 a. next John [John Jones 8 a. the freshet; James Scott 1 Hunkins. [James Drew 8 a. a. on Great Island. "Widow Marie Walford 1 a. [8 a. to Wm. Morris below Jan. 29. Henry Sherburn 60 a. John Lewes 1 a. Robert Elliot's house. Nathaniel Drake 1 a. on Great Mr. Elias Stileman 1 a. [Laid out to John Harte near Island. Mr. James Pendleton 1 a. to Jos: Rogers's house. Leonard Weeks 8 a. Mr. Caleb Pendleton 1 a. [Tho: Hinckson 28 a. together Thomas Peverly 8 a. John Johnson 1 a. with 10 a. granted to Tho: Mar. 20. [Nathl. Drake 4 a. at John Odihorne 1 a. Walford. Sandy Beach. Mr. Taprell 1 a. laid out in [Francis Rand 4 a. at Sandy Denis Occormacke 1 a. [John Jones 40a. : one piece Beach. Richard Jackson 8 a. at the [James Drew adj. Wm. [Oliver Trimmings 4 a. at Boiling Rock. 13 a. Brookins, Sandy Beach. James Leach 8a. [Francis Jones John Locke 1657, Sept. 7. Mr. Brian Pen­ Tho : Jackson 8 a. 13 a. and Wm. dleton 1 a. adj. his house John Hunkins 8 a. below the Morris. lately bought of Francis Boiling Rock. [Sarah Firnald 13 a. laid out. Trickey adj. Geo: Walton's Capt. Pendleton 8 a. [Robert Puddington 13 a. laid wharf. Elias Stileman 8 a. out. William Urin' 40 ft. sq. on Gt. Philip Lewis 50 a. [Joshua Rogers's house at Isl. [and put up a frame]. to pay to the Sagamore Creek. Henry Sherburne 1 a. adj. lot Robert Ellett : town £10 each TMary Walford's acre of land. granted to Joseph Pendle­ John Lewes : for town lands [25 Sept. 1662 Mr. Abra: ton. Mr. Frier : they have ap- Corbet. Tobias Langdon 1 a. adj. the Goodm. Mussell : propriated and [Matthew Ham's house. one-acre promised to Mr. built on. 1662, May 12. [John Odiorne Batcheler by the town. [Laid out 1 a. to Alexander 20 a. near Mr.Cutt's ditch. Mr. John Cutt 1 a. on Gt. Isl. Jones. 1664- 5, Jan. 31. [Henry Beck 1657- 8, Jan. 4. John Harte 8 a. 1 a. to Mr. Paine. 60 a. of dividend lands at and rec. inhab. [Tho: Ini- ['Laid out next unto the old Sagamore Creek. oun having bought Robert Docter's Land which Capt. [Mr. West 1 a. of his divi- Davis's 8 a. at Sagamore Pendleton bought one acre dent land at Gt. Isl. Creek]. of land given Joseph Pen­ [Mr. Richard Coming ditto. Jan. 11. Robert Davis 4 a. betw. dleton of fouer rod broad Feb. 16. Widow Jones 1 a. on Tho. Inion and John Hart. by the water side.' Great Island formerly left William Brockens —• a. betw. ['Corner of the house set up unrecorded by the clerk. his own and Henry Savidge. by Lamprey.' March 6. Joseph Moss 1 a. Feb. 24. Tho : Longlee 1 a. on [Laid out 1 a. to John Web­ Great Island. Gt. Isl. ster. Thomas Jones 1 a. Great Is­ [No more than 8a. to be grant­ Jan. 22. James Cate's grant in­ land. ed to strangers, and then creased to 8 a. [Laid out to Dermont Usher. only to such as are trades­ Robert Elliot's grant in­ [Laid out to Richard Perce men, and at that to have no creased to 8 a. 1 a. • rights in the commons. Marke Hunkins : 'the whole ['Allen Lyde'B marsh.' 1658, May 13. John Jones 8 a. Christopher neck of land Nov. 6. [John Kettle admitted betw. Wm. Cotton and John [Sowton?] on which they inhabitant. Jackson. (interlined) now live unto [Laid out to John Odiorne. Oct. 13. 20 a. to Richard Com- Richard John Jack­ 23 a. of dividend land. ins and Wm. Cotton in be­ Shortridge son's fence.' 10 a. due to O. Trimming's half of the neighbors Qn the old grant. neck of land they live on. Otho Tuckerman Joseph Walker 1 a. each and 8 a. which James John­ William Morris 8 a. in a rocky received in­ son gave him. plain beyond John Jones. Richard Sea­ habitants as 1665- 66, March 6. [Laid out 1658- 9, Feb. 21. Tho: Walford ward Jr. new comers. 10 a. at the head of Saga­ Silvester Herbert Charles Allen 25 a. more Creek northward. Feb. 4. Mr. Nathaniel Fryer 1 1666, Apr. 16. [Walter Abbot Joshua Rogers 1 a. a. Great Island. his 30 a. grant 1652 to­ 1659, May 2. Robert Matoone Mr. Edward Lyde 1 a. Great gether with 13 a. of Peter 3 a. of marsh formerly Hen­ Island. Abbot's. ry Taylor's adj. John Jack­ Mr. Richard Stileman 1 a. [Samuel Fernald, 50 a. grant­ son. Great Island. ed to his father and 13 a. Oct. 19. Robert Ellett 1 a. Feb. 5. Voted that 'The Old granted John Partridge. Edward Clarke 1 a. adj. last. Planters should have 600 [Wm.. Seavy 101 a. divident James Drew 1 a. and rec. in­ acres of land distributed land. habitant. among them,' — not exclu­ 8 a. he bought of Gee. [Mr. Lampree & wife warned sively to them but to in­ ['Laid out to Wm. Seavy for out of town. clude others who stand in Mark Hunking 20 a. of land [21 Jan. 1666-77. Bernard need. granted to Edm. Barton in Squire had an unrecorded [No date: Laid out on Great '52. grant several years ago. Island. June 19. Edmund Green a piece Dec. 16. [Isacke Cussens is en­ [Thomas Walford. of land on Gt. Isl. to build tertained as a tradesman. [William Lux 1 a. a house on. [Mr. Robert Taprill. John Marden 1 a. on Gt. Isl. 1660-1. [See List 330b.] [Francis Gray 1 a. adj. J. Moss. 46 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

[Laid out to Geo. WoIHs 37 dall 1 a. Gt, Isl. if he build. 1 a. Great Island. a. adj. J. Odiorne. Sam: Roobey 1 a. Gt. Isl. if Joseph Walker 13 a. [John Westbrook's formerly he build. One acre for a burying place Tho. Hinckson's. 1668, Apr. 9. William Cotton's (Greenland). [Laid out to Mr. Moodey at son John ditto. Oct. 26. [Mr. Henry Russell Harrood's Creek his 80 a. 1668-9, Feb. 3. Mr. Edward warned to leave town. grant and 55 a. bought West 1 a. on Great Island. Dec. 21. Mr. .John Stilsone ad­ from Anthony Ellings. John Clarke 1 a. on Great Isl. mitted inhabitant. 1667, Apr. 22. [Nehemiah Part­ Daniel Moulton la. on Gt. Isl. 1672, Aug. 15. Wm. Haskins, ridge admitted inhabitant. Jer: Jones 1 a. on Great Isl. joiner, inhabitant. May 21. Philip Russell 1 a. on Edw: Carter 1 a. on Great Isl. 1672- 3, March 6. [Laid out to Gt. Isl. provided he build. Wm. Lux 1 a. on Great Is­ Jeremiah Jones 1 a. on Francis Jennings ditto. land in consideration of a Great Island adj. Samuel John Johnson 'Long Point' highway through his field. Robey. near his house. [Clark and Carter's laid out March 13, Mr. Shipway 60a. John Lewis 1 a. on Great Isl. in partnership.] John Holmes 20 a. to recom- John Fabins 1 a. on Great Isl. March 8. James Pendleton Jr. pence highway. Thomas Parker la. on Gt. Isl. 1 a. Great Island. 1673, [Laid out to John Berry John Amenseen 1 a. on Great Jeffrey Currier 1 a. Gt. Isl. 13 a. at Greenland. Island. Elias Stileman Jr. la. Gt. Isl. 1673- 4, March 16. [Laid out to Steven Graffam 1 a. on Great 1669, May 12. John Brewster, John Peverly son of Thom­ Island. 5 or 6 a. adj. his homestead. as Peverly deceased 67 a. [John Rann stopped from 1670-1, Jan. 2. Mr. John Shep- 1674, May 18. [Laid out to fencing land near Richard way 1 a. Gt. Isl. Caleb Beck his 13 a. of div­ Sloper's. Feb. 24. Sam: Treworthie pro­ idend land, adj. his father. Aug. 19. Tho: Follinsby 1 a. vided he comes & inhabits. [Laid out Nicholas Row's 50 Gt. Isl. provided he build. [Samuel Drew having died a. grant 1652, which his John Tanner 1 a. Gt. Isl. pro­ with his house half built, son William Row saw meas­ vided he build. it is confirmed to his heirs. ured, adj. land James Ran­ Mr. Tho: Daniell 1 a. Gt. Isl. Mr. Robert Elliot 1 a. on Gt. dall bought of Mr. Fryer. provided he build. Island. 1679, Oct. 24. [Laid out 13 a. Mr. Wm. Vaughan 1 a. Gt. John Terry 1 a. on Great Isl. to Richard Jackson for the Isl. provided he build. Edward West 1 a. on Gt. Isl. use of his father Richard Mr. Jenkin Harvy 1 a. Gt. Isl. Mr. Henry Dering 1 a. on Seaward. provided he build. Great Island. 1686, July 20. [John Kelley, Sam Drew 1 a. Gt. Isl. pro­ Thomas Gubtell 1 a. on Great wife, and two children, or­ vided he build. Island. dered back to Boston. John Kettle 1 a. Gt. Isl. pro­ [Laid out to John Kenniston [Peter Harvey warned for en­ vided he build. 13 a. bought of John John­ tertaining his sister and two Sept. 9. Ens. John Davis al­ son. children. lowed to fence his marsh March 3. Samuel Sherburne 1 a. [John Reed and Mis Stocker: against the town commons. Great Island. both to have 'the like' no­ 20 acres granted to Philip Mr. John Fletcher 1 a. on tice as Kelley and Harvey. Lewis, Charles Allen, Wm. Great Island. Reed to bind himself out Daviss, Leonard Weeks. March 13. Mr. Hubricht Mut- or the Selectmen will. John Oct. 1. [Mr. Dearing to keep toone 7 or 8 a. at the head Rooe and Wm. Seavey Jr. public house. of his house lot. bondsmen. Dec. 9. [Laid out in the Long March 17. Mr. Richard Tucker July 30. [Warrant to warn out Reach to Mr. Richard Cutt 20 a. next to Mark Hunk­ of town 10 a. granted to Mr. Char- ing on the other side of the Thomas French alias York. terton in 1652, together creek beyond Goodm. Sea­ Wife of Philip Chasely. with 45 a. granted to the vy's. William Godso. Great House for Mr. John 1671, May 24. Goodm. John Wife of Nicho : Hodgdon.. Cutt, and 10 a. granted Mr. Kenniston adj. what he Aug. 24. [Francis Brock to be Campion in '52. bought of John Johnson. placed under family gov­ 1667-8, Jan. 14. Edward Ran- Mr. John Jackson, mariner, ernment. 330° Distribution of Common Lands, *Capt. Langdon *Henry Sherborn Jan. 22, 1660 [1, as of the year 1657, including *Richard Sloper sons 21 (or under 21 if married) and daughters *Phanan alias Pickerin 18 whether married or not. — Town Book, p. 69 Randall farm Sherborn & Fryer (ancient p. 36). Will Roo -Nicholas As printed, Rambles i. 27: John Peverly -Thomas Alter Thomas Ornyon to Onnyon. Nelson's alias Walford Francis Drake follows Philip Lewis. Westbrook & Holms -none Francis Jones follows Joseph Atkeson. Henry Sherborn Jr. Alter Henry Seavey to Savidg. James Johnson y2 The second column of figures represents 600 Rich Cuming y2 acres of additions to be distributed in the dis­ Walter Abbot % Ales Westbrook cission of the selectmen to rectify the allot­ Mr. Joshua Moody ment. Hains In a second table showing the acres already in Lewes possession and the acres due, the following names Keneston alias Johnson -none are omitted : Sam Wheding Thomas Seavy Christopher Jose George Row John Johnson -Francis Drake Left. Neall 330e A list of grants claimed, with John Philip Lewis alias Jotham Lewes Pickering's notes regarding them about 1710. Philbrick % -noone — N. H. Hist. Soc. *Jos. Berry *-John Berry *Moses Weeks *-John Fose *Becke Hinkson ^ -noone *Geo. Walker — Continued on Page 48 — PORTSMOUTH 47

330¿L A true copy of the town rate Edward Wells Wm. Parker Christopher made in the year 1698 by virtue whereof Francis Jones James George Kenniston all the town lands to be divided in equal propor­ John Leighton Andrew Brock Nathl. Berrv tion according thereto/ John Cross Joshua Brown John Cate Major V aughan John Oliver Nathl. Ayers Abraham Widow Richards Benj. Cotton Mr. Richard Mr. Rymes Samuel Hartt Bartelet Capt. Richard Nathan Knight Waldron Mrs. Eburne Daniel Pogg Hugh Banfield Garre sh for Edmunds Mr. Penhallow John Knight Thos. Jackson Thos. Wedden Mr. Folletts est. Mr. Saml. Cutt Wm. Partridge Anna Clerk James Norway Richard Water- Thomas Mark Ayers John Snell Jonas Richard Tree house Jun. Westbrook John Hatch Edward Ayres Waukefield John Clark Daniel Jackson Elias Percher Michael Wedden Joshua Peirce Samuel Moor Edw. Randall David Libby Peter Bab for Mrs. Harvey Capt. Allcock Robt. Allmerry Thomas Rouse Henry Sherburn Edmunds est. Edward Kennard John Partridge John Fabens James Booth mariner Robert Hickson Mrs. Cutt. John Plaisted John Abbot Solomon Hughs Jnsiah Clark Daniel Allen, Mary Cutt Henry Keirke John Preston Richard Thomas Abbot self and father's Widow Drew Capt. Pickring William Cotton Waterhouse William White est. Mr. Jaffrey Wm. Rackley Richard Manson Capt. Samuel Ruporte John Urin John Tuck John Libby John Manson Hill Mattoon John Bmestcr Widow Hopley John Cotton Thomas Barnes Elisha Ensly Daniel Libby Mary Hains Mrs. Grafford John Bartelet Edward Polley Widow Fabens Peter Abbot Robert Goss George Snell Mathew Libby John Jackson Mrs. Beck John Lang Samuel Snell Nathl. Jackson Widow Nicolls John Jackson Carwithey John Pick­ John Holmes Timothy Davis Mathew Nellson Junior Widow Allkins ering Jun. John Hill Spleen Lovell Thos. Greeley Samuel Jackson Anthony Roe Capt. Neall Elisha Bryard John Downing John Seward James Allen Greenland Wm. Philbrook John Shackford George Vaughan MarkeHun eking Capt. John Tobias Langdon Samuel King IchabodPlaisted John Cowell Richard Wentworth Aaron Moses Saml. Keais John Miller Leonard Weaks Shortridge Henry Seward Jos : Berry self & sons Widow White John Dennet Samuel Libby Saml. Whidden Wm. Williams John Gillden Mary Sherburne John Johnson Thos. Main James Libby John Foss Senior Widow Bedford John Ham Thos. Perkins Saml. Hains Jacob Lavers Dennet Alex. Richard Dore & his sons Widow Carr Joseph Jackson Widow Mary Henry Sherburn Mr. Bullard Richard Elliot Doctor Baxter Nathl. Mellcher Edward Toogood Robert Langg Lewis Richard Sloper James Howard Mr. Fletcher John Johnson Jr George Walker Thomas Wacomb Richard Webber Abraham Saml. Shackford Wm. Pittman John Savage and his father's Clement John Huncking Thos. Daverson Edward Gate Remech lands Meshervey Thos. Laraby James Lovet Thos. Ash Philip Lambeth Thomas Beck John Peverly Richard Jose Wm. Hunckings Obediah Morse Wm. Bickham John Philbrook Joseph Fanning Coll. Packer Benj. Sergent Deborah Morse Joseph Hull Nathl. Huggins John Sherburn Richard Sanders Roger Swain Thos. Pickering Benj. SkilHng 330e A list of those Rated in 1698, which Xpher Kenestone x Samuel Knight were accounted not freeholders when the vote Elias Percher Jos. Fanning x passed for a division of the commons. Peter Babbe x Benj. Skeillin x — Mdm. those which are -crossed- are allowed Robert Gose Mrs. Grafforte since this draft was drawn. Samuel Snell [Those names in brackets were stricken out.] [John Hatch] James Norway 33(K A list of those not freeholders and Mary Cutt Richard Tree where they lived in 1698. Widdo Drew John Clarke John Hatch in Shipway's house Elisha Bryer] Edw. Randle Michael Whidden in Major Vaughan's John Shackford] Solomon Hewes x Widow Drew in Natt Ayre's Wm. Williams] Richard Waterhouse x Mr. Jeffreys house Widdo Redford] Samuel Hill x Widow Hoply in Fletcher's Samuel Shackford]x Elisha Eugsly Elisha Bryand in Mr. Lovell's Thos, Letherby x Widoe Fabes x John Shackford in John Jackson John Oliver Mrs. Corwiththy Wm. Williams in the shop John Libby x James Allen Widow Redford house John Bartlett Henry Seward x Samuel Shackford in Obed Morse Matthew Libby Samuel Libby x John Oliver in Mr. Snell or Hull Widdo Niccols James Libby x John Libby 3, mill Vaughan Thomas Greely x Thos. Perkins x Matthew Libby, Cutt's farm John Downing Jos. Jackson Widow Nichole in Natt Ayres' John Couell Doctor Bagster Matthew Nelson Tanyard, Vaughan John Miller Abraham Ramatch Thos. Greely in Mr. Kaise Ben Sargent Philip Lambeth x John Downin in Geo. Vaughan farm Samuel Harte x Richard Biccom ole Miller in Mr. Waldron's farm Daniel Foog Joseph Hull x Benj. Sergent in Sam Cutt's farm Jonas Wigfues Roger Swaine x Daniell Fogg in Mrs. Swain Samuel Moore x James George Samuel Moore in Aron Moses Robert Almory x Joshua Browne x Robert Almony ship John Monson Widoe Richards x Thom. Ash Henry Sherborn John Jackson Jun. 3 Nicholas Follett x Elisha Eusly in Morse's house Samuel Jackson x Daniel Jackson x Anthony Row in Lyght house Thos. Maine x David Libby James Allen in Light Thos. Aish Josiah Clark John Wentworth ship Debora Mors Tho. Abbett Joshua Brown in Jose's Richard Sandors Rupert Mattone Widow Richards in Jose's John Laiton Jr. Daniel Libby x David Libby in Solomon Cotton Samuel Crose x Peter Abbett x Mrs. Swain, own rate Thos. Whitten Widdo Mary Lewes x for Daniel Fogg ;' 48 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

— Continued from Page 46, List 380c — William Joye Tho. Willcock Drake & Wm. Berry Court Wörme . William Baker John Hoomes -20 a. grant not laid out Samuel Sherborn 335a Seating of the Meeting House, Mr. Fryer 13 Mar. 1693-4. — N. H. Gen. Rec. iii. 172 Mr. Randall's farm 174 Alter Mr. Bufam to Basam. Samuel Sherborn Alter John Vrin to Urin. Joseph Berry, -Can find no return of any Alter Peter Mills to Wells. laid out to him. Alter Edward Pcvey to Pavey. Robert Hinkson -No grant at all. 175 Alter John Beverly's wife to Peverly. Philbrick -No grant at all. 176 Alter James Kenist's wife to Keniston. Samuel Sherborn -60 a. grant No return 335b Price of a Stolen Feast, Dec. 1694 * Anthony Brackett The following young men, some of them 331a Town Treasurer's Accounts, 1669-76. doubtless merchants' apprentices, were ordered whipped in the dooryard of John Pickering Jr. — N. E. Register xxxviii. 58-59. for stealing a turkey, cidar, etc. 331b Tythingmen's Lists, 3 June 1678. Daniel Gilman Samuel Seward — Brewster's Rambles i. 60. Daniel More Moses Wingett Alter Hen. Herke to Kerke. James Booth William Barton Samuel Kenny Joseph Mason 331c North Church Records, 1671-1699. —• N. H. Gen. Records iii. 49. 336b Military Service, Apr. to Nov. 1696. — Prov. Papers xiii. 237, ii. 181-182. 332a Inquest, Thomas Evans, 18 Oct. 1687 Doubtful names not confirmed or indexed. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 289. [Question Peter] Fogg. Alter Tho. Starboard to bird. Alter Robert Elkins to Alkins. 336c Province Creditors, 9 Nov. 1699 Alter Jacob Levers to Lavers. — N. H. Prov. Papers iii. 90-92. Alter John Sewer to Sewar. Read Splan Lovett Lovell. 332"b Rye and Greenland Tax List 337 Proprietors of Common Lands based Dec. 1688. — Brewster's Rambles i. 61. on the Tax List of 1698, holding in 1711, Alter Christopher Kempstons to Kenisston. April 2, some of them in their own right, others Alter Sadwick to Ludwick Fowler. by heirship, assignment, attorneyship, or as ad­ Questio'n William Keat. ministrators. — N. E. Reg. Ii. 44-46. Read John Vrine Urine. 45 Alter Henry Sawer to Seward. Alter John Steward to Seward. 333a Inquest, John Bruce, 14 March 46 Alter Nickles Felcher to Fletcher. 1689-90, a Frenchman, struck in the back by Joshua Hubbard, mate, died. Depositions taken 338a Greenland Parish Bate, before Wm. Vaughan, Richard Martyn and Na­ 5 Feb. 1711-12. Corrected by conjecture. thaniel Fryer. — N. E. Reg. 22. 451. Henry Jacobs±22. John Sockum read Dockum. Thomas Galloway aged 22. Jeaml Whitten read [Samuel?]. Samuel Comfort aged 24: 'my cabin' aboard ship Ben. Meereas read Mecreas. America, Capt. John Holmes master. ; Junr read [Robert Briant Jr.?]. Peter Johnson ±22, aboard The America. Josih Brackett [presumably John]. Coroner's Jury 338b Greenland church Members, Obadiah Morse Timothy Davis John Pickering Jr. Richard Webber before 1712. — N. E. Register xxviii. 252. William Cotton Elisha Plaisted 338c Greenland Petition to Establish Jacob Lavers Mathew Nelson Newington bounds, 1714.—Prov. Papers xii. 65. Nehemiah Partridge James Levet Thomas Abbot Mark Ayres 338* Petition of Residents on the Pattin Samuel Rawlings adjacent to Greenland to be annexed, 17 June 1716 [7. — Prov. Papers ix. 321. 333b Clearings and Entries. Alter John Eveny to Every [Avery]. Port of Portsmouth, in 1692. —• N. H. Prov. Thomas Letherby [-sic-] for Larrabee. Papers ii. 77-84. 339 Original Proprietors of Barrington 334a Fined for Not Turning Out to granted to Portsmouth in 1722. Musters, 18 May 1693.—Prov. Papers ii. 106. Alter Ferdinando Husse to Hüffe. — N. H. Prov. Papers ix. 41-45. Insert: Samuel Rymes crossed off. Insert: Thomas Walker crossed off. Newington (Bloody Point). 341-343. Insert: John Serjeant crossed off [followed by 341 Inquest, Bloody Point, 27 June 1660 J. (for Jr.?) started and blurred]. „ „, 1 1 found dead. Coroner's Jury: Alter: Samuel Babb to Sampson Babb. Mr. Clements John Bery After John Ham, J (for Jr.?) started and blurred. Goodman Osten Goodman Brecket Insert: Richard Shortridge crossed off. Goodman Daves Goodman Ran Matthew Williams x x x x 334b -A- Londoner drowned at Portsmouth. Goodman Meady John Hill Inquest 25 Oct. 1695. Joseph Atkins x x x x Taken up by Jury Robert Elet x x x x Capt. John Long William Jarvis X X X X William Goodwin Alex. Campbell Robert Young Tho. Deverson 342 Bloody Point Petition after 1663 Joseph Kerby Joseph Edwards — Newington Town Book, James Lite Robert Clarence to be taxed with Dover, not with Strawberry Nicholas Oliver Bank. Mass. Arch. iii. 442. As printed Prov Witness Xpher Watson Papers i. 176, alter: John Titterson Wm. Heptworth 1 John Fayes to John Tayer. NEWINGTON DOVER 49

Wm. Frayser? to Wm. [Feaysts?]. 13 William Hilton (Joseph Tibbetts). Radaric? to Andrew 6 Harad. 12 William Pomfret (Will Dam). 343 Parish Meeting 21 Jan. 1712-13. 11 John Damm (Will Dam). Pledges for the *List of those desir­ 10 John Ugrove* (James Nute). Minister's Salery ing pews 25 Oct. 1714 9 Bartholomew Smith (James Nute). *Lt. John Downing £1 and also 8 William Storey (Philip Cromwell, Rich­ *John Downing Jr. 15s Capt. John Knight ard Pinkham). *Ens. John Fabyan 15s Mr. Geo. Huntress 7 John Tuttle. *WiIliam Furber 16s Sergt. John Bickford 6 George Webe (Nathl. Hall, Ralph Hall). *John Nutter 18s Thomas Leighton 5 Edward Colcord. *Hatevil Nutter 14s Ens. John Knight 4 Mr. Larkham (John Goddard). *01emet Meserve 10s Samuel Thomson 3 Henry Tibbetts. Alex. Hosden 10s Others named as town 2 Richard Rogers (Ambrose Gibbins, Thos. Moses Dam 15s officers to 1716 : Layton Jr.). Thomas Row 15s Capt. Richard Gerrish 1 Thomas Roberts (Zachariah Field). Eleazer Coalman 10s William Shackford *Also shared in the 6-acre grants of Coch­ Benj. Richards 06s John Trickey echo marsh in 1648, with Anthony Emery, *Richard Downing 10s Mr. Bellow, Geo. Walton, John Heard, Wil­ Benj. Bickford 10s Twenty-five accounts liam Waldron, Henry Langstaff, John God- Richard Pumery 05s for building meeting­ deres, James Nute, James Rallenes, Wm. Fur- *John Dam 18s house includes : burre, Richard Wäldern, John Backer. William Whittam 05s John Quent Benj. Bickford Jr. 03s Thomas Bickford 353 Representatives and Town Officers *Jethro Bickford 10s James Pickering — Hist. Mem. 1-10. Henery Nutter 10s Abel Pevey 8 Insert William Furber, Deputy in 1648. Nathl. Pevey 03s Edward Pevey Joshua Crockett 08s Samuel Huntris 354a Tax List made 19~December 1648". Well printed in N. H. Gen. Rec. i. 177. Alter John Turtle to Tuttle. Lists 351-359. Dover. 354b Tax List made 8 December 1649. 351a Petition dated, 'Northam, Printed in full in Hist. Mem. 353. 4, 1 Moneth' [1640] against coming under the Alter date from 1639 to 1649. government of Massachusetts before the patentees Alter Elder to Old Nickles Hickman. should be heard from. The original petition is Alter James Orderway to Ordeway. signed in three columns headed by Richard Wal­ Read John laues Lavis. derne (Edward Colcord, Robert Huckins) ; Wil­ liam Wäldern (John Tuttle, Henry Beck, Ed­ 354c Tax List made in December 1650. mund Starbuck) ; Thomas Larkham (William Well printed in Hist. Mem. 349. Jones, John Follett). After Radford insert: As printed in Prov. Papers i. 128, Canceled: Edward Coettell — 10 — Alter Robert Varney to Nanney. Alter James to Janaes (Jonas) Bines. After Goodie Feilld insert: 351b The Combination, dated 22 October Canceled: James Bankerd. 1640, printed four times in Prov. Papers, 355a Dover Voters. Ä ÏTst headed best in x. 701. This document only exists in a 'These are Fremen' in the town records is copy made by strangers 40 years afterwards, and well printed in N. E. Reg. iv. 247. Elder Star- contains names found nowhere else, some young booke is checked off in later ink. After Mr. Englishman pretending to make out all the signa­ Gibons the name of John Hall is twice entered tures in obsolete writing perfectly. and crossed out. At the foot Mr. demons was Alleged signers Known names added in later ink. It is not dated but is fol­ unheard-of missing lowed by dated entries: Henry Lahorn Henry Langstaff Henry Tebetes, constable, 5 Apr. 1653. Edward Starr Edward Starbuck Mr. Valtin Hill, Debety, 27 Mar. 1654. Richard Laham Richard Rogers Mr. Hill to set with the Magestrates in Cort. Richard York Capt. Wallden, Mr. Hill, Wm. Pomfrett chosen The original London copy is signed in three col­ to end small Cases. umns, headed by: The list headed ' y y y taken the oath of Champernowne, Knowles, Colcord, Lahorn, Starr, fidelity' is well printed down to Wm. Willyums etc. Jr. Thus far occupies the left-hand of a page, Larkin, two Waldems, Storer, Furber, etc. evidently all entered at one writing, and with Follett, Nanney, Jones, Swadden, etc. much room left in the column. 352 The 20-acre lots laid out in Yet on the right-hand is another column, as 1642 on the west side of Back River, 40 x 80 follows : rods, numbered from South to North, with later John Bucksan John Robertes owners in parentheses. Mr. Gibons Petter Coffen Lot 24 Richard Pinkom. John Hird Antoney Nutter 23 Name not given. Wm. Willyams [The following la- 22 John Westell (Richard Pinkham, Thom­ John Olt ter ink, etc.] Joseph Austin John Martaine as P.). Tho: Beard 21 Henry Becke* (Thos. Leighton, John L.). Tho : Roberts Rafe Hall John Hilton 20 Hatevil Nutter* (Moses Wingate, Israel Richard Cater Hodgdon). [The following Ia- [The following in later ter ink, etc.] 19 John Hall* (of Greenland, Moses Win- ink, etc.] gate, Israel Hodgdon). John Bickford 18 Thomas Layton (John Drew). These chosen the 24th (crossed out) 17 John Croóse (John Dam, Wm. Pomfret, lOmo., 55 (24 January Richard Ottes Thos. Whitehouse, John Drew). 1655-6). (checked Refewsd) 16 Robert Huggins* (John Drew). John Hall Deacon Tho: Nocke 15 Samuel Haynes (John Hill, Wm. Follett, 355^ Dover Petition against the Pat­ John Drew). entees (1654!). Poorly printed in Prov. 14 Edward Starbuck (John Drew). Papers i. 212. The original is signed in two col- 50 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

umns, the right-hand headed by Richard Wal­ year from 1665 to 1672 were printed in the N. E. derne, Nutter, Gibbins, Starbuck, Furber. Reg. iv. 249-250 before the book containing them — Mass. Arch. iii. 446. disappeared. Insert John Hill after James Bunker. Jeremie Hosson probably Hodsdon. Insert Oliver 2 Kent after John Bickford. George Gore probably Gove and Goe. Alter John Dande to Dame. Richard Boles probably Ball. Alter Ralph Hill to Hall. William Kemp probably Kim. Alter Thomas Wells to Wellie. Alter John W to Robbardes. 356k Tax List made 2 December 1666. John Heard's mark a carpenter's square. Printed in Notable Events 67 —• correctly Alter Thomas Northe to Nocke. copied from the Dover Enquirer (original gone). Alter Matthew Billes to Gilles. Alter Clarke Gilles to Marke Gilles. Alter John Scriven to Scriver. 356a Tax List made 21 July 1657. Well printed in Hist. Mem. 355. 3561 Declaration for Massachusetts Gov­ Alter Nathell Wise to [Wi'fe?]. ernment, 9 Oct. 1665. — N. H. Prov. Papers Read: Patrick (he socskett [Scott?]. i. 285. (Mass. Arch. cvi. 157). After R. Carell insert: Alter John Brewster to Bruester. Ed SI y y for his head. Alter Richard Goss [Jose] to Richard Goss. Read: Mr. Pitman his head. Alter Anthony Ellery to Ellens. [This last an added name]. Stephen Grassam [-sic-] for Graffam. 356b Tax List made 10 November 1657. 356m Received as Inhabitants 1665-166Í) Well printed in Hist. Mem. 356. but with no share in the commons, except Alter John Carter to Curttes. pasturage. — N. E. Reg, iv. 249-250. Alter John Louring to Lovering. 357a Liquor Selling and the Dickinson 356c Tax Bate madíTl2 October 1658. Case at Concord in 1668. — N. H. Hist. Coll Well printed in Hist. Mem. 362. iii. 214-224. Alter William Hoket to Hakett.

d 357b Inquest, Samuel Roberts, 356 Ten Men Received as Inhabitants March 29, 1669. Accidentally drowned. Jury: together, 10 Feb. 1658 [9.—Hist. Mem. 340. 1669. Accidentally drowned. Jury: Alter Walter Packson to Jackson. Hatevil Nutter John Tuttell Alter James Air to Orr. Thomas Layton James Nute 356e Tax Rate made 22~November 1659. Job Clements John Anger Printed in full in Hist. Mem. 364. John Robberts John Pincham Alter Edward to Mr. Edmund Bushnall. Philip Cromwill 'Wm. Roberts Read John Stathora. Patrick Jemason Job Clements Jr. Read Welsh James Grant. 'Refused to take oath Before Samewell Wentworth 357c Oath of Fidelity Insert: Elder Wentworth 1: 10: 4. Alter Tredick to Thomas Treick. taken 21 June 1669.—Hist. Memoranda 116. Read Niven the Scot. 357d Inquest, Thomas Homsly, Insert, last name, crossed out : Aug. 23, 1670. Accidentally drowned. Jury: John Otis his man 0: 5: 0. John Scrivener Joseph Sanders 356f Inhabitants of Dover Neck having Foreman Nathl. Stevens John Stone Lawserous Purmet rights in the Oxe Pasture, list taken 13 June Thomas Payne Thomas Downes 1661. — Hist. Mem. 365. John Smith David Larkings 356s Tax List made 19 November 1662. John Church Nich: Frost Printed in Notable Events 55 — correctly James Coffin copied from the Dover Enquirer (original gone) 357e Inquest, Hannah Stokes, 356h Tax List made 7 December 1663. Sept. 21, 1674. A child drowned. Jury: Philip Benmor Jeremiah Tibbetts Jr. Printed in Notable Events 58 — correctly Thomas Roberts Ralph [Wel ]. copied from the Dover Enquirer (original gone). x The tax list made 16 Oct. 1664, as printed in John Tuttell Richard Penkum the Dover Enquirer before the original disap­ John Hall John [Emson] peared, shows the following changes: Tho. Whitehouse John Robrds Gone New Jeremiah Tibbetts Sr. Philip Cromell Capt. Barffoott Job Clements 2 9 6 358a Inquest, Charles Le brittoon, Petter Glanfleld James Newtt Jr. 0 18 9 Saraie Astin John Tuttle 0 7 6 July 10, 1695. Accidentally drowned. Jury: Humfrey Varney John Wingett 0 15 0 Samuel Tibbetts Richard Hussey Christafer Batt Elexander & Foreman Peter Varney Richard Rooe Wm. Walden 0 15 0 Joseph Tibbetts Thomas Ash Cochecho Philip Cromwell 2 12 6 Joseph Roberts. Nathaniel Hall John Kiniston Richard Pink- Jeremiah Tibbetts Ephraim Tibbetts Richard Seaman ham John Twomble Timothy Robbson John Bunker Thomas Rallins Cochecho Clement Rafe Mr. Payne 358b Sham Land Grants Surreptitiously Antoney Page Samewell antedated in the Town Book as of 1659-1701. John Sharpe Robins 0 7 6 Legislative investigation reported 30 April 1731. Philep Cromwell Tho : Hanson Jr. 0 11 3 Partly indexed. — Prov. Papers ix. 163-167. Abraham Folet's man William Kemp 0 7 6 164 Jeremiah Barnum read Burnum. Wm. Follet at Belli Micom the Nathaniel Landers read Lamos. bank Scotchman 0 7 6 Alter Roger Vose to Rose. Capt. Wiggin at tollend 165 Bryant Higgins read Beriah. Mr. Nathl. Frier 358c Account of Pretenders to Lands at 356.1 Lost Dover and Durham Tax Lists. Cochecho Point.—N. H. Prov. Papers ix. 155. New names noticed in the tax lists year by Alter Lt. Hatevil Roby to Roberts. DOVER 51

Alter to Pots, 'had for his wife's portion.' [Francis Huckts] liams Senior 06 08 This memo, had to do with Richard Waldron's Isack Trickie 04 00 Mr. John Cutts 01 07 suit, in court 1719-1728, which dispossessed a Mr. William Nathaniel Lu- dozen people. Henderso-- 07 00 mack 01 07 Defendants in the Original Writ: Elihu Gulison Salathiel Denbo 01 00 Benjamin Mason, shoemaker. and 3 men 05 00 Davie Daniel 03 02 Elisha Clark, ferryman. William Blackstone. Richard Scamon 01 03 Benjemen Ma- William Stiles, blacksmith. James Green 01 03 thws 06 08 Howard Henderson, mastliner. William Kim 01 03 Francis Drew 03 11 Peter Cook, husbandman. Steephin Howel 01 06 William Pickison 05 06 Richard Hamock, husbandman. Samuel Cosen. Steephin Seavie 01 03 William Pittman 03 09 James Wilmet, cooper. John Michill 01 06 George Goe 01 03 Joseph Canney, husbandman. [In the 1676 Bloody William Follett 05 11 John Foy. Samuel Alley. Point list next be­ [new names added] d fore Anthony Nutter 358 Distances from Old and New Meet­ John Michamore 02 00 is: x x el W x x ] William Borden 01 03 ing House, 1715. — N. H. Prov. Papers xi. Oyster River 508-509. Abrham Clerk 01 06 Ensigne Davis 07 01 [John Mihel was taxed 359a Dover Tax List 23 July 1677. [ Beard] in the 1675-6 list Now first printed. The next earlier list, 14 James Hukins 03 11 next after Edward Feb. 1675-6, was poorly printed in the Dover En­ Tho. Edgerly 06 11 Leathers] quirer and reprinted without corrections. Both John Alt 07 11 [The following names that list and this have corners gone; as printed John Hill 04 03 in the 1675-6 list below, the names in brackets are taken from the John Bickford 07 09 have the word 'Noth­ 1675-6 list to replace names lost from the 1677 [Joseph Bickford] ing' entered against list.—Dover Town Records 'No. 5.' Tho. Wilie 03 09 them ; these were Dover Neck and Benjemen Mas- John Meader 06 03 dropped that year: Cochecho son 01 03 Joseph Smith 07 00 Isaac Stockes Mr. Nutter 03 03 Joseph Sanders 01 03 William Wil­ Richard Pinkham Deacon Hall 06 10 Tho. Yong 01 05 liams Jr. 04 05 John Tuttle Deacon Dam 09 02 [David Larking] Philip Chesly Capt. Barfoote Humphrey Varney Joseph Canie 09 03 Tho. Austen 01 05 Sen. 06 10 Widow Canie 05 00 Robert Watson 03 04 David Larking Tho. Homes 05 03 Francis Huckts Widow Benmore 04 00 Capt. Wäl­ [Walter Jackson] Silvanus Nock 04 OJ dern 01 03 10 Steephen Joans 08 11 Beard John Pnkham 06 01 George Ricer 04 04 Edward Leathers 04 00 Joseph Bickford Widow Tibet and and brother John Davis Jr. 01 06 Walter Jackson her son Jeremie 07 01 Tho. Paine 03 06 James Smith 03 06 Philip Cromett [The above five names Richard Otis 13 01 William Hill 04 00 Thomas Stimson in 1675[6 were: John Gerrish 01 03 05 Tho. & Philip Teague Reall Thomas Canie John Evens 01 05 Chesly 04 00 Elder Wentworth Henry Tibit John Heard 06 06 [Philip Cromett] John Migel] Philip Benmore Thomas Hanson 04 08 John Godard 11 01 [Alongside of the 1675- John Pinckham Mr. George Wäl­ John York 04 02 6 List, with corner Jeremi Tibbetts ] dern 02 11 Benjemen York 02 00 gone, is found the Thomas Beard 09 11 Robert Evens 04 04 Nickolas Dow 05 05 following memoran­ Thomas Pirkins 03 00 Ralf Twomlie Samuel Willi 01 09 dum: [Isaac Stockes] Gershom Wnt- 05 00 Charles Adams 04 03 Wxxxxxxxx Tho. Roberts 08 00 worth Nickelas Haris 02 11 Eli xxxxxxxx Phillip Cromell 05 02 Ezekiel Went­ 02 05 Joseph Stinson 04 05 Richa x x x x x x x [Richard Pinkham] worth [Thomas Stimson] Stephen x x x x x x Thomas White- [James Coffin] 02 07 Steephin Willie 01 05 Samll Rand x x x x x house 03 06 [William Taskett] John Drew 03 00 Jams Greene x x x John Roberts 18 01 [Tho. Downes] Joseph Feild 03 04 Ephraim Severn 01 00 [John Tuttle] [Widow Hanson] William Durgen 25 08 Benj. Nason 01 00 Leiftenant Pom- [Tobias Hanson] Thomas Moris 04 10 Willam Kim 01 03 frie 02 09 [Elder Wentworth] [Teague Reall] Stephen Horrill 01 06 James Newt Jr. 06 00 [John Church] Nickolas Follett 04 03 John Michell 01 03 Mr. Clements] [Mark Giles] John Woodman 03 04 John Michmore 02 00 Jonathan Watson] [Benjamin Heard] Robert Burnam 09 00 Willam Boydan 01 03] Thomas Leighton] Bloody Poynt William Wil­ James Nute Sen.] [Sargant Hall] 02 04 Abraham Nute] [Hen]ery Tax List, (1680?) John Hall Jr.] 359b [La]ngsther 03 11 N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 60, Prov. Papers i. Rfichard Rich] William Furber 10 10 John [Dereie] 427 (Court Files v. 129). William Fur­ Alter Saml Wentworth to Pall. Thorn [Teare] ber Jnior 01 10 Alter Humprey Barney to Varney. [Capt. Barfoote] Richard Gatter 10 05 Ralf [Welch] Richard Roe 06 02 Alter Thomas North to Nocth. Zachefrie Feild] John Bickford Alter John Frost to Fost. Nathaniel [Steephens] No. 2 02 00 Alter Harvey to Henrey Hobbs. Ginkin Joanes Edward Allin 01 03 Alter Richard Seamon to Scammon. John Ham 05 00 James Raulins 05 08 Alter John Windicot to Windiet. William Horn 05 00 Wm. Shackford 04 04 Alter Will Gifford to [Hafford!]. Tho. Harnett 04 10 Zachariah Alter Phillips to Phillip Chesley. John Elis 01 03 Trickie 02 04 Add -minor- to James Hawkins. [Humphrey Varney] X X X X X X 06 10 John Cox -sic- Henery Hobs 05 06 X X X X X X 04 00 Alter Wildram to William Dam. John Windiet 08 06 X X X X X X 05 05 Abraham Nutt -sic- John Foss 03 09 XXX XXX 01 10 Alter Phillips Cromwell to Phillip. Petter Coffen 01 08 03 x x Bickford or 01 10 Alter Iecobad Rawlins to Iccabad. John Masson 01 04 Anthony Nutter 14 00 Alter Michail Brown to Brawn. 52 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Capt. Pendleton Peter Coffin Durham (Oyster River). 361-369. Mr. John Payne 361a Oyster Biver Tax List 22 Nov. 1659. Debts due to Corrected by original. Notable Events 47, Walter Jackson Goodman Abbut Thomas the Stiller, John Hillton Philip Chesly David Daniell with-Umfre- in margin John Dinill Tho : Douty Goodman Beard Einsin John Davis William Risbey Patrick Danmarke Eleazer Fild William Williams, Thomas Giun John Bickford with -Juner- in margin Stephen the Westirman 365 Tax List made 2 December 1666. Printed in Notable Events 68 —• correctly 361b Inquest, James Mooray, 2 Nov. 1659. copied from the Dover Enquirer (original gone). Killed by falling limb. Hist. Durham i. 83.

a 366 Petition for Separate Township, 362 Protest of Oyster Biver against May 25, 1669. — Stackpole's Durham i. 171. Unfair Treatment by Dover Neck, 1660. In the original, Mass. Arch. 10, 104, the four col­ — Hist. Mem. 53. umns are headed by: John Bicford, Richard York, John Davis, etc.; John Woodman, John Meader, 362b Inquest, Thos. Canada, 26 Dec. 1660. Thomas Willey, etc.; Joseph Field, Zacharias Pound with a tree fallen across him near the Field, John Goddard, etc.; Joseph Stimson, John house of Thomas Humfrees. Smith, James Smith, James Huckins, etc., and Coroner's Jury Charles Adams Barnard Pope's name is at the foot of the sheet. John Beckford Thomas Willy a John Davis William Smith 367 Inquest, Elizabeth Jenkins, Mathew Gyles Patrick Gimison Sept. 3, 1687. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 288. Wm. Williams James Middleton 367b Inquest, a stillborn infant. Coro­ John Meader Joseph Peild ner's jury sworn before John Woodman Tho. Stevenson Stephen Joanes J. P., Dec. 1692. Tho: Egerly, foreman Tho: Egarly Jr. 363a Tax List made in 1661 or 1662. John Davis [Joseph Keent Printed in Notable Events 51 — correctly Edward Lethers canceled] copied from the Dover Enquirer (original gone). Stevin Ginks Thomas Drew Samuell Addames Ezekel Pitman 363b Tax List made 19 November 1662. Charles Addames Goody (Sarv) Bunker Well printed in Notable Events 57 — copied [Edw: Roe, canceled] midwife from the Dover Enquirer (original gone). Joseph Meder Goody (Ann) Ginkings Alter John Woed to John Woed y X • John Wille Goody (Abigail) Rose

e Benj. Mathes Goody (Susan) Davis 363 Tax List made 7 December 1663. Well printed in Notable Events 60 — cor­ 368a _ Petition for Separate Township, rectly copied from the Dover Enquirer (original 1695. — Stackpole's Durham 14. gone). Alter Davis to David Davis. The tax list made 16 Oct. 1664, as printed in Alter Henry Vines (?) to Henry Rines the Dover Enquirer before the original disap­ b peared, shows the following changes: 368 Five Petitions regarding a Separate Gone New Parish, 1715-1717. — Stackpole's Durham, Thomas Morrise James Huggins 0 10 0 no n. T, •„ pp- 174' 176' 178^ !80. 182. John Hillton Edwin Erwin 1 12 0 178 Alter David TLyntard to Kyncard Alex. McDonald's (Henry Browne) 182 Alter Joseph Nndder to Medder estate & James Oer 2 2 6 369 Final Division of Common Lands, (Henry Browne) Sackrey Pilld 0 12 6 18 March 1733-4. and Company Thomas Rallines 0 10 0 Thomas Humfries Joseph Smith 0 19 9 — Stackpole's Durham 19-21. James Bonker John Smith 0 7 6 • Smith Ens. John Davis 17 6 Exeter and Stratham. Lists 371-389. Davis Matthew Williams 371 Indian Deeds dated 3 April 1638. Robord Chapman and confirmed 10 April 1639 contain the fol­ lowing names: — N. H. Hist. Coll. i. 147-148 364 Estate of Alexander Macdannel, Grantees Witnesses Scotchman, drowned 'between York and Do­ John Wheelwright . James 1 Cornall ver' 16 Jan. 1663-4. Adm. granted in County of Piscataqua William 6 Cole Court at Boston 26 Jan. to John Roy of Charles- Samuel Hutchinson Lawrence 1 Cowpland town. — Suff. Court Piles 632. of Boston Edward Colcord Bondsman Solomon Phipps Augustine Storr Nicholas Needham of B oston Appraisers J ^. , William Furbur John Tod Walter Jackson Edward Colcard John Underhill John Alt Henry Browne , Sí f'scataqua Darby 1 Feild Darby Field Depositions of Piscataqua Philip Cheasly±46 2 Feb. 1663 [4 John Compton talked with him 10 days before he was of Roxbury drowned. Nicholas Needome The following deposed before Richard Rus­ sell that they had heard him call John Roy of Mt.Wollaston his only kinsman in this country. 372 Original Unrecorded Indenture John Bennit±33 Sarah Bennit±22 1 [April or May] 1639 between Thomas Wig­ John Edmanster±26 Hannah Edmanster±22 gin and the Rulers of Exeter. William Manus±20 John Whelewright Richard Moris Anguish Make Farshon±30 George Smythe Nicholas Needham Inventory besides a horse and cattle [later clerk of court] Isaac Grosse showed : Debts due from Lenoard Morres Rulers of Exeter Edward During Wm. Furbush Witnesses — N. H. Court Files 17795. EXETER 53

373 The Exeter Combination or agree­ 378 Edw. Gilman Jr's schedule of lands, ment for self-government, which straightway Oct. 10, 1651, mortgaged one-half of to his fa­ enacted by-laws for capital punishment based on ther Richard Smith: biblical interpretations, was dated 5 June 1639. Town grant to Christop Lawson 30 acres on the It was signed by 35 men, nearly half of them by Neck. their marks, whose names were written out by Town grant to Edward Gilman, the rest not for­ Augustine Storre and Edward Rishworth. At merly granted on the Neck. least five of the signers were "Wheelwright fam­ Town grant to John Busly 10 acres on the Neck. ily connections. The signers presently scattered themselves, from the Kennebec to Rhode Island Town grant to Saml. Greenfeild 10 acres on the or farther, only three remaining at Exeter. Five Neck. accompanied Mr. Wheelwright to Wells, of whom Town grant to Wm. Winborn 10 acres on the one remained there. Farmer's Belknap i. 20; Neck. Prov. Papers i. 131. A hand-engraved facsimile Town grant Dearborn third-part of 6 acres of is the frontispiece of Bell's Exeter, printed at meadow. p. 17. A copy made in 1683 by Edward Smith, Town grant Edward Gillman liberty for sawmills town clerk, is in Court Files 17795, in which he and masts. rendered names which are doubtful in the present Thomas Jones 20 acres of upland by Robert Smith. condition of the original: Mr. Gillman 100 acres upland by the common field. Thomas Crawley Samuel Walker Christor Lawson 100 acres upland " " " 6 lots of 20 acres apeece in the common field. Robert Smith Robert Read Mr. Stanion's house and lot of 2,% acres. Robert Soward George Rawbone 27 acres not improved in his great lot. 8 acres of meadow. 374a Petition to Massachusetts, May, 1643. 1 acre of meadow for Cumptons. According to Bell, this was the petition per­ 30 acres of upland for Comptons, emptorily rejected. Of 17 signers, 11 had signed 10 acres of upland for Comptons, the Combination. The original shows the upper 2 acres of meadow for Comptons. right-hand corner torn off, which may have had 10 acres of upland for Reads. four more signers, one of them Robert . 3 quarters acre of meadow for Reads. — Bell's Exeter 44, Mass. Arch. cxii. 9. 20 acres by the falls Mr. Stanyan. Mr. Stanian farm 300 acres upland and 30 acres 374c Petition, 29 May 1645, in John Leg- meadow. at's hand, 6 acres upland by Dearborns. — Prov. Papers i. 178 (Mass. Arch, cxii. 14). Greenfeilds 20 acres neare Mr. Hilton's. Alter Richard Carter to Carver. 3 acres of meadow at stone brooke. 3 quarters acre of Wits [?Willex?]. 375a Petition against Dover, Hampton 6 acres of upland neare ston brooke. and Capt. Wiggin, May 12, 1646. — N, H. 70 acres of land in the woods. Prov. Papers i. 170 (Mass. Arch. cxii. 8). Wrong­ Bursle house which was Boulter's. ly treated as of 1643 in Bell's Exeter. See 2 house lots 5 acres. Mass. Records iii. 64. 10 acres without the fence, Alter Richard Carter to Carver. a house lot that was Teds. Alter William M to Mooer. 2 house lots that was Littlefeilds. Alter Ballthazer Willis to Willix. 20 acres near Stone brooke. house lot that was Montagues. 375"b Buying the Minister's House. 8 acres at the lots ends. Agreement with Hilton and King about buy­ 3 quarters of meadow of Ted's. ing Mr. Wheelwright's house for Mr. [Nathaniel] 3 quarters of meadow of Mr. Punnets. Norcrosse, dated 25 May 1646 and signed on the 1 y% acres of meadow of Littlefeilds. Town Book by Dearborn's house and two house lots, Thomas 2 Jones Francis 7 Swaine four acres of land at the fence end. Robert Hithersay Anthony Stanyan a great lot 10 acres. Humphery Willson Saml. Grenefeld 3 quarters of meadow, Abraham Drak John 3 Smart a great lot Joaneses. Nichol 6 Swaine James Wall 3 quarters meadow. Robert 6 Smith Henry Roby Smith's house lot. John 6 Cram Nath: Boulter Boulter's two acres. Tho: Pettit John Legat % parts of the saw mill. All except Nicholas Swain and Smart are in 379 Signed consent to Gen. Court grant list of men entered in the margin who had done of mile sq. to Mr. Saml. Symonds, 25 May their part towards Mr. Nutter's fence, 6 May 1659. 1645: also the following: Moses Gilman Nicholas Smith Saml. Dudley William Mauer Read Ralph Hall —ichard Carver Robert Smart Wm. Taylor Edw. Hilton ho : Biggs John Bursly Ralf Hale Jonathan Thing Wm. More frey Dearborn Bellshazzar Willix John Bean Nicolas Lissen John Gilman eorg Barlo Tho: Weight Tho : Biggs John Warren J a 380 Robert Wadleigh s account of dis­ 376 Town Records from Dec. 1639 to bursements about the sawmill at Lamprill 17 June 1644. — Bell's Exeter 435-447, N. River, 15 Jan. 1664[5 to Oct. 1668. H. Prov. Papers i. 137-145. •— Court Files i. 249. John Woolcot wages £40 376b Town Grants 1644-1740. 5 days time of 12 oxen and 2 men 05 Partly indexed. — Bell's Exeter 130-146. Wm. Rogers & Mr. Robt. Gardner and See also List 376a. Rowland Flansell wages & dyet 06 Wm. Graves wages & dyet 09" 377 Representatives and Town Officers Henry Browne for hailing of timber and dyet 11 Mass. Records for 1669 give Hampton two dep­ Diçory Jeffrey 4 mos. uties, one of whom, -Josh- Gilman, must have Philip Gullison 9 mos. been John Gilman for Exeter. — Bell's Exeter Mr. Robert Gardner 9 mos. 148-151. Arthur Stranguidge wages & dyet 16 54 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

Isaac Cole 4 mos. Mr. Robert Bellgrove wages & dyet 22 STRATHAM Robert Allen do IX Joseph Smith do 04 386 The Shrewsbury Men. James Godfrey 3 days with self & 8 oxen This English list is printed rather than dis­ My own time 3 years 150 regard Pope's Me. & N. H. Pioneers. They were To 3 years dyet 54 the owners of 'the Shrewsbury patent' in Strat­ John Palmer wages & dyet OS ham. The source is Mass. Arch. iii. 440, well Hen Magoone wages & dyet 1 printed in N. H. Prov. Papers i. 162-164. (Alter Jonathan Robinson Brewer to Bruen). They did not sign as wit­ Goodman Lissen XV¡¡ years nesses but as partners consenting to receive Ubadiah Bruen as a partner. Richard, not Nich­ 381 Soldiers ' Assignments of Pay to the olas, Scammon, signed the copies of the early Town Oct. 24, 1676. — Bodge 449 papers m 1666. Richard Hunt did not sign the iJover Combination in 1640 nor witness Mr 382 Shares and Bents in Exeter Mills. Larkham's deed in 1642, (Bartholomew Hunt _, . — N. H. Court Piles ix. 189. signed the Combination.) No original owner in I his memorandum was apparently never com­ the Shrewsbury patent left England. There is pleted. no evidence that Mr. Bruen even visited Dover- Jonathan Thing 7 yrs. % mill 40m.boards he came to Plymouth, tried Gloucester and set­ tled m Connecticut. 6arly Jonathan Robinson 10 yrs. Yi £3 per R Chard nt In 1635 E P Í, w" „ - - sold to a nnUm Thomas Wingfleld Obediah Bruen. Eleaz Elkins 8 yrs. Yt £2-lo s Thomas Knight In 1640 O. B. sold to Moses Levet 2 yrs. & Thomas Hunt Rev. Tho : Larkham.

David Robinson 8 yrs. Y\ Wi'ham Rowley ln 1642 T. L. sold to Phillip Carte 6 yrs. % Richard Percival William Waldron. Ephraim Foulsham 1 yr Yi Nicholas Hickman had custody of the key to John Foulsham 20 yrs! Yi mill the barn on the patent. Christopher Dolhof 12 yrs Yi About 1663 Richard Scammon married Mr Ralf Hall 20 yrs. % mill 40 m. boards Waldron's daughter. y6arIy KingsIyHall 6 yrs. y4 mill Rich: Morgan 12 yrs. 387 Inquest, ' Seowmscutt, ' 5 Apr. 1699. Elisha Draper drowned in trying to recover Nath:aS Foulsha3h sIemy 124 yrs. % mill SÏT J V £4-10s morning* ** Mr' Wigsin's miU Pond Philip Chesley 12 yrs. £4-10s Zachary Field 6 yrs. £3 Samuel Sayer±24 a witness. William Tasket 3 yrs. 30s Coroner's Jury John Parkings James Huckins 12 vrs. 40s Theophilus Dudley George Trunde

Sampson Sheaf „ T foreman Howard Henderson Moses Leavett Brodstreet Wiggin 383 Tax List, 20 April 1680. N H Robert Smart Hance Woolford .~ r- - Hist. Coll. viii. 59, Prov. Papers i. 426. ™™ Parkings William Frinch Alter Imp. Gov. to Imprimis, Mr. John Wedgwood James Godfrey Alter Jeremy Canaught to Conaught. Robert Stewart was an inserted name 388 Stratham. Five petitions are pre- Alter Mr. Bartholomew Pipping to Tipping served from the Quamscot region of Exeter, Thomas Tidman [-sic-] for Stedman. tnree tor and two against separation. e,nd ™ames (on back side) : Taylor, Goff, Petition in 1704 or earlier. Gledon, Thomas «14 T.- V o T. — Prov. Papers ix. 777. 384a Inquest, Thos. Stidman, Jan. 1693-4. Alter Richard Downes? to Bounds. Fell through in Mr. Hilton's sawmill Alter Thomas to Pouel. Alter Richard Monger sr. to Morgen Coroner s Jury Jonathan Plummer Alter Edmund Gramon to Wm. Scamon. David Larkin James Godfrey — heading the second column. Tho. Wiggin Jr. Samuel Peas Alter Thomas Spild sr. to Speed. Simon Wiggin Benjamin York Alter Richard Mongen to Morgen Jeremiah Gilman Francis Willett Proponents 2 Dec. 1709. Andrew Wiggin Constable Saml. Hilton Nathl. Wright T> * 4 j 4 j - ^7 Prov. Papers iii. 406-407. n x Protest dated 5 Dec. 1709. ÍS S * Witnesses T0V Pa X X Jabez T> 4 ~7^? - Pers iii. 407, xii. 113. 5* J T»T j, Colman ±22 Proponents 10 J an. 1715-6.—Prov. Papers ix. 779 Edward Woodman Ezekiel Woodward±25 w?id-ln £ur c,'?Iu^!n8 headed by Simon Wiggin] Nathl. Giddens±18 W m P we11 Thoma AU fe £ ' s Boilings, Samuel Piper 384b Inquest, Capt. Jonathan Thing, Oct. Alter Edw. Maservy to Messery 1694. Shot by his own gun in falling from Alter John Mason to Nason horseback. " Alter John Searll to Satchell Coroner's Jury Tho. Rollins Sr. Alter John Satchell to Leare. Mr. Wm. Ardill Benjamin Gons Alter Wm. Seaman to Scammon. David Larras Thomas Dudley Alter James Dorety to Douty. of inha a Thomas Spede Richard Morgin Sr ..i?^*?!!* 4 ,b't. nts of 'that tract of land Nick Noris Nathl. Foulsom called the patent, signed by 17, besides 8 who Philip Dudey Constable had signed the petition and now retract. John Smkler Jr. James Sinkler — Prov. Papers ix. 780. Robert Young Witnesses Ephraim Foulsom Samuel Thing James Kid Peter Foulsham David Robeson 385 Church Seatings 3 Feb. 1697-8. [-sic-] — Bell's Exeter 173-174. HAMPTON 55

Bridget Hugins and dau. Susannah. Hampton and Kingston. 391-400. Abraham Drake Tho: Philbrick. 391a Tne First-Comers to Hampton. Ann Colcott Johannah Sleeper. A memorandum in the handwriting of Ed­ Sobriety Moulton. ward Colcord, with two names interpolated by Abraham Perkins and son. another contemporary hand. Xpher Palmer and wife Susan. — Norfolk Court Piles (Salem), p. 124. Rich: Ormsby Left. Hussey. A note of the Families John Redman Anthony Taylor. in Hampton the First John Godfrey. summer Mr. Batcheller Jeffrey Mingay and wife. came to Hampton. Willyam Palmer 393a Seating the Meeting-House. [John Browne*] Good. Maston March 4, 1649-50. — Town Book, pp. 28-29. Mr. Husiah Good. Esto Men's Seats Goodman Johnson Leutenent Houerd At the table: Rodger Shaw, Cristofar Husse, John Goodman Tucke Robt. Casell Moulton, Philemon Dolton, Robert Page, Wil­ Thomas Jones Good. Cros liam Easto, William Fuller, Robert Tuck. Good. Sandersin Will. Sargent On the south side against the desk: Good. Daves Author Clark First Seat Second Seat Third Seat Good. Swaine Tne seCond summer Wm. Marston Edward Colcord Thomas Marston Good Grenflld Good Page Fran.Peabody John Samborn Manewill Hillyard Abraham Perkins Good Maston Richard Swaine Wm. Samborn Gesper Blak Isak Perkins Good Auston Thomas Filbrik Thomas Chassh Moyses Cox Francis Pebody Good Smith John Swaine Wm. Moulton John Cliffer Good. Cool Good piiibroc Abraham Perkines Tsak Perkinges Antony Tailer Young men that Good Sanders At the west end of the table: a l0 a " Sr ' 1, Daniel Hindrake First Seat Second Seat Third Seat Wi lyam Waknid John Wegod Jefere Mingo Hen Grene Hen Elkin Willyam Fiflld Tho chaes Antony Stanyen Hene Dou John Redman Moses Coxe Good. Fuller Thomas Word Steu Samborn John Wedgwod

Thomas Kmge Good. IngUsh Edmon Johnson Tho Levit Giles Fuller

Anthony Taylor Good Eooper Thomas Moulton Wi. Fifeld Tho Sleper

Tho. Ward Good Ambros Wm. Godfre John Merean William Cole Gilles Fuler Widdou Parker Fourth Seat Fifth Seat Married Men Godfre Derborn John Hugines Good. Daulton Nat Bouler John Felrik John Hugins Ed Tuck John Woding Good. Mingy John Cask Thomas Nudd Tho. Moulton Mo Hobes [John Moulton*] Frances interpolated names Smith 391b Petition against William Haward Women's Seats March 7, 1642-3. — N. H. Prov. Papers i. in the east end of the south side First Seat Second Seat Third Seat 165 (Mass. Arch, lxvii. 33). Rodger Shaw Goody Mingo Goody Levit 392a Early Town Grants. for a wife Tho: Moulton's Goody Grene The list in Dow's Hampton, pp. 18-19, is a John Moulton's wife Goody Fifele compilation, but mainly taken from a summary on wife Goody Johnson Goody Merean pp. 41-45 of the Town Book dated 80 June 1640. Goody Marston Goody Word Young Goody Dow omits from that list: Goody Tuck Goody Godfre Marston Timothy Dwight (one illegible). Goody Dolton Goody Chaes Goody Swaine • Jennery [Chenery?] if he come. Goody Page Goodman Ersto the younger Dow rearranged the list alphabetically and in- Goody Fuller for a wife Goody Hilyer S Ol't 0(1 " The ferst seett next Mistris Whelewrit: Ould Ambrose, Bristow, Carpenter, Carre, Knight, Leg­ Mistris Husse, her dafter Husse, Goody Swaine, at, Roper, Sleeper, Wainwright. Goo : Felbrik, Goody Pebody, Goody Brown, Special minutes entered in the Town Book list: Mistris Stanyen, Mary Perkinges. John Ward came not here. Second Seat Third Seat Fourth Seat Tim. Dalton Jr. — his father's. Goody Colcord Goody Dou Edward Tuck's William Inglish if he come. John Samborne's Goody Blake wife Barnabas Horton if he come. wife Steven Samborn's Goody Cask Ed Palmer adjoining to his father's. Will Samborne's wife Young Goody Daniel Hendricke that was for Richard Carre. wife Goody T • Foil Timothy Dwight, since W. Ropes. Susan Perkinges Goody Cliffer Goody Smith Robert Tuck's name is among the first sixteen Margit Moulton Goody Cox Goody Bouler given farms. Christofor Palmer Goody Derborn Quite a number never came, or only stayed long for a wife Goody Elkin enough to perform conditions. Some others who Goodman Raborn, Giles Fuller, Francis early held lands were: Swaine in this [Fourth] seat for wives Richard Cole Benj. Wieth Robert Knight apointed. John Gager William Hunton (Huntington!) The fore sett of the est sid of the est dore that A valuation list of about 1645 includes: is to be mead leving a sufissent space for a par of Henry Green Edward Colcord Jonathan Thing staires for an intended gallere: John Merean John Wooding Samuel Getchell Goody Wedgwod Goody Sleper Goody Redman Edward Tuck John Clifford Henry Sayward Goody Hobbes Goody Cole Thomas Waldo John Bursley (Harry Sawyer) 393b Cow Common Rights 23 Feb. 1645-6 'Nathaniel Howard's services.' and 23 March 1663. — Dow's Hampton i. 392b Table of Town Officers. 33, 62 (Town Book ii. 120-124). Dow's Hampton i. 563-571. 394 Church Members 18 September 1671. 392c List of Witnesses Summonsed in — Dow's 'Hampton i. 357-358. the Eunice Cole witchcraft case (1656). Goodwife Lewis must have been Hannah (Phil­ — Suff. Court Files 26203. brick) Lewis of Greenland. 56 LIBBY'S GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY

395 Soldiers ' Assignments of Pay to the ably outside of Kingston, as follows: Town. Aug. 24, 1676. —• Bodge 370. Selectmen Constables James Prescott Sen. [Samuel Dearborn] 396 Tax List 8 May 1680. Isaac Godfrey John Mason — N. H. HiBt. Coll. viii. 57, Prov. Papers i. Gershom Elkins Ebenezer Webster 424 (Court Piles v. 111). Town Clerk Jon. wherever in this paper means John. Nathaniel Sanborn Alter Phillips to Phillip Towle. Frequent town meetings were held 1700-1703. 397a Inquest, John Godfrey's child, Dec. 19, 1700, grants were voted to six of the July 13, 1680. — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 45. patentees and six new names: Aaron Sleeper Jabez Colman 397b Inquest, Nathl. Smith, 31 July 1680". Moses Elkins Jonathan Sanborn — N. H. Hist. Coll. viii. 49. Ichabod Robey Peter Johnson Alter Heat Lovet to Areat. Early in 1701 home lots and the near-by mead­ 398 Aged Men's Petition, 2 Mar. 1683-4. ows were divided to eight men 'as the first set­ — N. H. Prov. Papers i. 457. tlers : ' Alter John Drown to John Brown. Ebenezer Webster Aaron Sleeper Alter Isaiah to Isaack Perkins. Moses Elkins Thomas Webster Alter Anthony Tabor to Anthony Talor. Jonathan Sanborn Thomas Philbrick Ichabod Robey Jabez Colman 399a Military Serviee, 1694-1696. [All crossed out on the town book] Arrests for Rioting — throwing down But in the same summer these meadows were fences in town bounds dispute. Warrant re-divided to include five others: served by Aaron Moses on ten men, and bail Samuel Colcord 'Joseph Fifield taken: [N. H. Prov. Papers xii. 102-109. James Prescott ?Nathaniel French John Redman for his son John Redman. Edward Fifield »Gershom Elkins Jacob Wedgewood for John Levet. A grant to 17 men, 17 Mar. 1701-2 included: Abraham Cole for David Wedgewood. Jacob Gilman Peter Johnson Isaac Marston for Caleb Marston. Samuel Colcord Jun. Jeremiah Philbrick Thomas Roby for James Perkins. Gershom Elkins Moses Sleeper James Perkins for Thomas Roby. 10 July 1702, 16 lots laid out included: John Lefet for Jacob Brown. Thomas Scribner Philip Huntoon Jonathan Prescott for himself. Nathan Taylor James Bean Samuel Telton "eled." A bond dated 30 Apr. 1705, binding the signers John Magoon held. to re-settle the town 'about the first of Septem­ _ KINGSTON ber next' was signed by: Cornelius Clough Samuel Fellows 400 The settlement of Kingston pro­ Caleb Clough tJohn Webster ceeded in an unusual degree on paper If William Long Joseph Clifford actually settled in the midst of the Second Indian ÍHenry Wadleigh Francis Mason 1703 11 "twiee" abandoned; surely once, in Samuel Judkins Joseph Young Thomas Sleeper Simon French The charter, dated 6 Aug. 1694, was to: .Jonathan Colcord Stephen Gilman *James Prescutt Sen. Jacob Garland Tristram Sanborn tJeremiah Clough Isaac Godfree John Mason tlncluded in a list of 35 men who by town vote »Thomas Philbrick *Bbenezer Webster 5 March 1714-5 had forfeited their rights. . . _ Junior Nathaniel Sanborn 8 Apr. 1707 - 22 Oct. 1707, the following had "Gersham Elkens Benjamin Sanborn deserted and were living in or near Exeter: »Samuel Colcord John Moulton Edward Fifield Philip Huntoon "Thomas Webster Daniel Moulton Samuel Calcott Daniel Beane Samuel Darbon Francis Towle Jonathan Calcott Jabez Colman William Godfree James Beane •Received grants 19 Dec. 1700 Organization was effected 2 Mar. 1695, prob­

WHY the 'Lists ' The method of lists has been adopted to save space, for one reason, while at the list Zen ed%„ar °rdVng " ^ï" PerBPecti™- Inste»d °f » very brief mention of a pétition or tax- list repeated for each man whose name appears in it, a fuller account can be printed with all the names in their relative association and each man referred to it by number. This affords a wider atmosphere and is less likely to impart unrealideas of our early New England conditions, besides often showing proximity of neighbors.

Most of the more important lists have already been printed in books to be found in all historical libraries; these are not reprinted if printed correctly or if requiring few corrections. But reference is made to every name in all of them, just as if they were all reprinted here. Thus this dictionary serves as a general index. In printing-office exigencies many printed petitions are mangled beyond recognition, so that the citizens who headed them are lost from view and inconsequential people shuffled to the heads of columns. It has been deemed worth while to avoid this fault. The historical view has been kept as much m the foreground as possible. History rests on genealogy but should not be distorted by it. Some of these 'lists' are plainly not contemporary papers, but compilations from documents too long to print. While not carrying the authority of an unedited reproduction of an original, it is believed that these constructed lists will convey no false impressions to the general inquirer, rather the contrary. Although dead some time, our forefathers were quite human while they lived. On the other hand we must never be so clownishly unjust as to judge the doings of a former century from the viewpoint of our own. The human eye sees in, not through, its environment. GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY of MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE

Abb(e)y Thomas, misreading of Henry Ab- 3 RICHARD, obviously some relation to(5), ley. 'adult 1658, lived at Kittery, later at ÂBBOTT, a general English surname. Great Island; a blacksmith, he became ar­ morer and gunner at the fort, and later 1 CAPT. JOHN(5) aged ±64 in 1713, 72 in Province jailer, the prison being in the fort. Dec. 1721, trifurcated in the Abbott Gen., While in Maine he was grand juror, 1664, will dated 19 Mar., proved 5 May 1722, and was bondsman for Capt. John Davis in names wife Mary, who was Mary Hepworth, 1668. He was attorney for John Turner of formerly of Ireland, m. at Newington 30 London in contesting Tristram Harris's es­ July 1718. He lived at Portsmouth except tate. No ch. by two wives, Elizabeth in about ten years between the wars at Saco, 1676 and Mary, widow of Stephen Graffam, where he was prominent. Lists 331b, 313a, who was again a widow in 1712\ Lists 298, 90, 33, 249, 335a, 330d, 316. As a coaster he 326a, 25, 80, 313a, 331b, 317, 52. served the country well in three wars. Ch. in will: John, eldest, b. 1676, fisherman, 4 ENS. THOMAS(5) blacksmith, d. in Ber­ Portsmouth; perhaps m. 1st a dau. of Rich­ wick 8 Mar. 1712-3. As a youth he ap­ ard Webber, surely m. 11 Dee. 1715 Eliza­ parently lived with(3) ; m. Elizabeth Green, beth Darling; will 22 June 1764, mentions dau. of John and Julian; held lands on both seven ch., besides children of late grandson sides of Quamphegan falls. Lists 33, 36, John. He d. 5 Feb. 1768. (Lists? 67, 339.) 289, 296, 298. Will 20 May 1707 names 9 ch.: His son John, cordwainer, m. 21 Nov. 1723 Thomas, b. 7 Sept. 1664, named in grand­ Joanna Gear, dau. of John and Sarah father's will, lived single, illiterate. (Lists? (Wills). James, accused by Hannah Guptil 37, 330d, 330e, 333a, 298.) In 1727 deeded 5 Mar. 1699-1700, m. by 1708 Susannah father's land for life support to his brother (Lear), widow of Philip Lambeth; was Joseph's son Thomas, b. ab. 1693, called drowned in millpond, inquisition 15 July junior in 1732, who m. Elizabeth, widow of 1721, and the widow m. Samuel Adams and Isaac3 Spencer and James* Emery. Joseph, left will, 19 June 1750, 26 Dec. 1753; 3 sons. m. Alice Nason, dau. of Jonathan and Sarah Abigail, m. 28 Feb. 1708-9 William Loud of (Jenkins). She and son Thomas took ad­ Portsmouth who left her a widow with ch., min. 4 Oct. 1726. 8 ch. Lists 290, 298. will 23 Mar. - 27 Apr. 1743. Walter, given Moses, living in 1707. John, weaver, m. 1st his grandfather's Great Island lot, taxed 3 Jan. 1694 Abigail Nason, another dau. of there 1720. The blacksmith John who in Jonathan and Sarah (Jenkins), 2d, 22 Jan. 1715 was in Boston, farrier, with wife Mercy 1716, Martha (Lord) Littlefield, q.v., who (Leach), and deceased in Portsmouth in took admin. 25 May 1719 and m. 18 Aug. 1735, was perhaps his son and Richard Web­ 1720 Alexander Taylor. 9 eh. Lists 290, ber 's grandson. Reuben, will 20 Mar. - 27 296, 298. Walter, b. 24 June 1673, d. 22 Dec. Nov. 1745, 7 eh. and wife Susannah; m. 9 1740, m. 3 Jan. 1694, Elizabeth Key, dau. of Oct. 1715 Susannah Shortridge dau. of Rich­ John, who lived long. 7 ch. Lists 290, 296. ard and Alice(Creber), who m. 2d one Pit­ Elizabeth, m. Thomas1 Butler, who came as man. List 339. Sarah, m. 13 June 1717 a soldier. Patience, m. William Lord in Robert Pickering from Barnstable, Eng. 1705. Mary, m. Josiah Goodrich of Berwick. Ruth, m. Sept. 1714 William Spriggs of Hannah, m. 6 Nov. 1712 Humphrey4 Chad- Portsmouth. Anna, m. 31 May 1716 Wil­ bourne. liam Bradden, son of John and Prudence 5 WALTER, vintner and innholder, at Ports­ (Mitchell). mouth by 1645. Will 16 May, 26 June 2 PETER(5) adult in 1660, List 330a, car­ 1667, named two sons of Thomas, and ch. penter, presum. the soldier in Saco fort Lists 43, 323, 326a, 330a, 330c, 47. His wife reported drowned 8 April 1695, as Peter was Sarah, 64 in 1681, mistress of a Portsmouth his sole heir in 1707, ±50 in 1725, in 1756 tavern with two husbands and none, was still living in Portsmouth with 4 or more ch. otherwise in the public eye. She m. 2d Mr. Lists 330d, 330e, 337, 339. Henry Sherbourne. Ch.: Peter, b. by 1639. ABBOTT 58 ADAMS Sarán, m. Mr. Thomas Wills. Thomas, b. b. 11 June 1690, was the widow Ellicott in 1643. William. Walter, d. at Jamaica, ad­ 1718, app. m. 1st Vines Ellicott Jr., 2d, 15 min, granted to his brother Thomas 29 June Jan. 1724, Ebenezer Allen. Samuel, b. 11 1675. John, 1649. Mary, b. ab. 1652, by two Feb. 1691-2. Abraham, b. 14, d. 16 July 1693. husbands was founder of two well-known Elizabeth, of Charlestown, 3 May 1715 when families, m. 1st Thomas* Guptill, 2d Wil- she m. Francis Gilbert of Boston, slater. liami Caverly. Elizabeth, m. LeonardiDrown. 3 CHARLES, b. ±1621, bot of John Ault in ABDY, Matthew, Monhegan fisherman keep­ Durham 10 Apr. 1645; about 1655 built ing his family in Boston. Lists 75b, 111. and fenced where he lived until killed in Came in The Abigail, 1635; ±28 in 1654, 1694. Constable in 1662. Lists 354abe, 356a, ±48 in 1669; m. 1st Tabitha, dau. of Eobert 361a, 362b, 363b, 311c, 365-6, 357e, 359a, 54, Reynolds, 2d 24 May 1662 Alice Cox, prob, 49, 52, 94, 367a, 57, 62, 367b. m. Rebecca from Maine. Ch. Mary, 1648. Tabitha, Smith. Ch. Deliverance, accused James Wig­ 1652. Matthew, in old age bed maker and gin Jr. in 1679. Charles 1668. Mary, m. sweeper at Harvard College, d. Dec. 1731, Wm. Tasker. Sarah, 1671, m. 10 Jan. 1691-2 and another son, m. in 1687, living in New Henry Nock, 2d Eleazer Wyer. Samuel, Haven in 1732, if we believe the humorous lot layer and juryman in 1694. Killed with verse by Bev. John Seccombe, grandson of w. and ch. 1694. List 367b. Mercy or Ur­ our Maine Seacomb. sula 13 Mar. 1674, taken 19 July 1694; m. in ABINGTON, William, possibly the brother Canada Charles Brisebois, and d. bef. 1732 of Mr. John of Maryland. In Piscataqua leaving ch. List 99. — Samuel Adams, List court in 1642 he was sued "for letting a 368b, is unexp.; one Samuel m. at Portsm. prisoner go," also won a suit against Joseph Susannah (Lear) Lambeth-Abbott. Jenks. 4 CHARLES(3), adm. father's est. 9 Jan. ABLEY, Henry, shipmaster and factor of 1694-5. His own inv. was taken 9 Nov. Bristol, Eng., coming here 1637-1651. 1695. List 62. Wife Temperance Benmore, Abom, or Babone, George. See Haborne. dau. of Philip and Rebecca (Tibbetts). Ch. ACCABY, Thomas, Portsmo. 1671. List 326c. Rebecca, m. Joseph Durrell. Esther m. aft. Accutt, Samuel. List 315c. See Alcoek. 1716 Thos. Bickford. Ackerman, see Akerman. 5 CHRISTOPHER, the earliest of his name Ackermucke, Dennis, see McCormiek. in N. E., first appeared, "mariner," of ACTON, (Batten!), John, N. Yarmouth. Portsm. in 1668, buying his Kittery home­ List 214. stead, which fell to Hon. Mark Dennett, ADAMS, the 57th commonest English and who wrote "by tradition from Wales." Lists Welch surname, and became the 11th 296-8. Will 13 June 1686, 21 Sep. 1687, names commonest in New England. 4 ch., "cousin" Isaac Goodridge, wife Mar­ 1 ABEL, servant to Dame Hunkins, Ports­ garet. List 331c. She was dau. of Mark mouth, aged 40 in 1660. List 326c. Hunking and d. c. 9 Dec. 1722, leaving will. 2 ABRAHAM, b. 16 Jan. 1641-2, son of Na­ Goodridge called her "My aunt Mrs. Mar­ thaniel of Weymouth and Boston, came garet Adams." Ch. Anne, m. 1st Joseph early to Falmouth Foreside for a short time Couch Jr., 2d David Hill, 3d Nicholas Weeks. (List 224), later an innkeeper in Boston, m. John, 1674, shipwright. Lists 291, 297-8. 1st by 1665 Sarah Mackworth, dau. of Mr. Will 2-15 June 1737 names wife Amy (Den­ Arthur and Mrs. Jane; 2d Abigail Wilmot, nett) and 6 ch. Mary, (List 331e), m. 1st dau. of Nicholas, who in Oct. 1694 stripped Alexander Shapleigh, 2d John Dennett. the house and was taken by John Frizell to Mark, d. 1706-1722 s.p. Phila. ; yet was named ex. in husband's will 6 DA VLD, bro. of (2), in 1667 wit. his broth­ 6 Apr. - 18 Apr., 1700, and lived till c. 1716. er's deed from Mrs. Mackworth. Of 8 ch. Ch. Sarah, m. 1st one Scarlet; 2d, 25 July by two wives recorded in Boston, only one 1694, Peter Grant, of Boston, mariner. Abra­ survived his death .in 1705, as stated in petn. ham, b. in Boston 11 Nov. 1667. Jane, b. 22 of dau. Sarah, b. 7 Mar. 1664, m. Elihu Ward- Feb. 1669, m. John Snelling of Boston, block- well (of Boston, carpenter, living 1710). maker, who named her and "children" in his 7 DERRICK, ±36 in 1678, boatswain of The will 16 Feb. - 14 Mar. 1699-1700. She next m. Primrose, N. H. 25 June 1705 John Chamberlain. 1? eh. 8 FRANCIS, in 1651 sued (N. H.) Mr. Clem­ Mackworth, b. 17 Apr.1672. Isaac; b. 10 Nov. ent Campion for 9 mos. wages. 1674. Zachariah, mariner, d. 16 May 1703, 9 GEORGE, witness at Searboro 1685-1688. by wife Dinah Lord, m. 3 July 1701, had an List 228c. only dau., and his wid. m. 24 Oct. 1706 Wil­ 10 JAMES, b. 29 Mar. 1668, son of James liam Hayden of Boston. Only two Mack­ (Scotch prisoner) and Priseilla (Ramsden) worth ch. named in will. By 2d wife, Abi­ Adams of Concord. Witnessed S. Wheel­ gail, b. 25 Jan. 1687, d. 20 Nov. 1702. Mary, wright's will 30 Jan. 1699-1700. Original ADAMS 59 ALCOCK memb. of Wells church 29 Oct. 1701. Lists Nathan, b. 1688, m. Hannah,, widow of 269b, 39, 99. Alive in Montreal 2 June 1706 Thomas Palmer and dau. of Joshua and Ann he may have d. bef. reaching Boston. His (Lancaster) Remick. 10 ch. Elizabeth, heirs in 1729 were two bros. and a sister. 1691, m. 17 Jan. 1713-4 John Sedgley. 7 ch. Wife Catherine Ford, m. in Charlestown 5 Thomas, b.1694, m.4 Apr. 1723 Sarah Mitch­ Jan. 1696-7, m. 2d 14 Oct. 1706 William Lar­ ell, dau. of Richard and Sarah (Couch). 6 rabee. Ch. wiped out by the Indians: Cath­ children. erine, b. at Charlestown 11 Sep. 1697. Mary, 20 WALTER, Scarborough, 1689; had m. b. in Wells 19 Mar. 1699-1700. James, b. 2 Mary (Boaden) widow of Samuel Oak- Nov. 1701. Infant, b. Aug. 1703. Clement, man, dau. of Ambrose Boaden. b. and d. at Montreal Nov. 1704. Clement, Ë1 WILLIAM, a runaway apprentice brought b. Nov. 1705, soon d. from England by Mr. Thomas Withers 11 JOHN, in 1662 aut. 1 as wit. to deed, and 20 Nov. 1672 apprenticed to himself Bailey to Endell, of the Isles of Shoals. for 7 years. By 1683 he had sold 4 a. of land 12 JOHN, in 1665 was haying with T. Per­ given to him by Mr. Withers. One William kins for Major Waldron. Lists 356ghk. m. 23 Oct. 1718 Mary Lang, dau. of John 13 JONATHAN, bro. of (2), bloekmaker, and Grace (Brookins) and the same year Boston, d. 7 Apr. 1707 aged 64. Will 1 bought land; d. 1752. 3 sons. Apr. names wife Bebecca (Andrews), dau. ADGER, Thomas. Lists 15, 4, and possibly of James and Dorcas (Mitton), and ch. (out (Alger) 13. Thos. Ager, a child, drownéd of 11 recorded in B.): Samuel (eldest son), off the wharf (in Salem?) 23 May 1675. Jonathan, Nathaniel, James, Bebecca, Dor­ AGAWAM, William, aged 18, 8 Dec. 1677, cas, Mary, Lydia. (of Ipswich Indian blood?); caught in 14 NATHANIEL(16). List 99. Wife, Mag­ the plundering voyage to Cape Porpus. dalen, dau. of Mainwaring and Mary AGNEW, Nivan, "Niven the Scott." In 1676 (Moulton) Hilton, m. 2d 1696 Elias Weare. he adm. the est. of James Barrow or Bar­ Ch. Nathaniel, b. 24 Sept. 1693, blacksmith ry, (having presum. m. his childless widow), and fisherman on Star Isl., m. Mary who m. and lived on his land in Berwick. Lists 2d 1737-8 Wm. Robinson. 4 ch. ree. 356e, 361b, 81, 28, 288, 298. 15 PETER, d. 1 Nov. 1671, adm. 26 Mar. AINUP or Arnup, Will, Newcastle, 1696. 1672 to Thos. Jackson, Portsmo., under List 315c. bond to secure the heirs. AKERMAN, a West of England surname. 16 PHILIP(18), selectman of York 1665 grand jury 1666, 1671, 1672. Adm. to son 1 husband of SARAH, of Portsmouth, "sis­ Thomas 8 Mar. 1691 [2. Lists 273, 275, 276. ter-in-law" of Edward Melcher. In the His widow Elizabeth (dau. of Thomas Tur- 1693 church seatings she was "Goody," not pin) in will 6 June -18 Oct. 1710 named dau. widow, and in the same year William Wil­ Sarah Black, grandch. Daniel and Elizabeth liams, butcher, q,v., admitted to lodging with Black, Nathaniel Adams, Samuel Johnson. her nine years. List 335a. In 1719, "wid­ Ch. Thomas, 1648. Elizabeth, m. Samuel ow," .she deeded her land to her dau. Mary, Johnson. Sarah, m. Daniel Black. Nathan­ wife of Henry Tibbetts, who in 1713 was iel. James, a degenerate, banished in 1679; Mary Samson. adm. to Thomas Donnell in 1693. 2 BENJAMIN, Portsmouth, butcher, door­ keeper to the court, m. 1st in 1708 Eliza­ 17 RICHARD, merchant, petitioned for land beth Hodge, 2d Mary Bradden, dau. of John at Sheepscot, c. 1687. and Prudence (Mitchell). His will, 31 Dec. 18 SAMUEL, d. early at York. Ch. Philip, 1757-25 Jan. 1758, provides for wife Mary, b. ±1632, and perh. John Parker's wife. and gives to son Benjamin (the tanyard at Land granted to Philip adjoined land "some­ Islington that was Kirke's) and seven other time his father's, now John Parker's." List children. List 339. 273. AKERS, Samuel, Exeter. List 376b. 19 THOMAS(16), York. List 38. M. Han­ ALBERRY, John, Illutherian at North Yar­ nah, dau. of John Parker. Will 18 Apr. mouth 1686. List 213. 1726 - 24 June 1737. Ch. (List 279): Han­ nah, b. Aug. 1676, m. 5 May 1698 Thomas ALCOCK, Olcott, a typical English sur­ Baker. Philip, b. Aug. 1678, d. 14 Apr. name. 1747, m. his cousin, Elizabeth Roanes, dau. 1 JOHN, called "farmer," prob, as rent-col­ of Wm. and Mary (Parker). 1 dau. Sam­ lector for Sir F. Gorges at York. There uel, b. Feb. 1680-1, m. Lydia Gowell, dau. of by 1639. Alderman in city board. Select­ Richard. Will 6 Apr. - 15 May 1753. 13 man and grand juryman repeatedly, 1653- ch. Hezeklah, b. 1686, m. Mary Weare, dau. 1674, except under the King's Commission­ of Joseph and Hannah (Penwell). 8 ch. ers. Com. t.e.s.c. Referee. Ensign 1659. Lists Esther, b. 1686, m. John Booker. 8 ch. I 22, 24, 25, 273-277. Adm. 6 July 1675 to sons ALCOCK 60 ALGER Joseph, Job, 8. Dummer, R. Banks. Wife she was appar. at a dance at a York tavern Elizabeth in 1650 and survived. Samuel, when the party were captured by the In­ grants in 1652, 1653; witness in 1652; sued dians. List 331c. The widow in partner­ for cutting timber in 1653. Lists 275, 276. ship with her cousin Elizabeth (Treworgye) Mary, b. 1632, m. Peter Twisden. Joseph, Field-Cross, kept a dry goods shop (some­ b. 1634. John, wit. deed in 1650. Job, b. time "John Field & Co.") Her will, 4 July 1638, shipwright and magistrate; filled con­ 1743 —-28 Mar. 1744, untangles the snarl of tinuously all the offices held by his father; the probates of her husband and her son as also lieut. and captain, assemblyman in 1680, printed. Only child, Samuel. List 339. Mar­ councillor named in Eoyal Charter. After ried, 11 Oct. 1722, Elizabeth Wheelwright, the York massacre "a hundred souls" in his dau. of Col. John and Mary (Snell), who m. house had their sole dependence on him for 2d 29 May 1726 John Newmarch. Adm. 21 food. He was a judge of the Court of Com­ Oct. 1723 to mother Elizabeth. Samuel5 only mon Pleas (Chief Justice in 1693) until his grandchild, bap. at Wells 5 June 1726, boat- removal to Portsmouth in 1696, where he was builder, Portsmo., died in 1747. promptly made a justice there. Lists 83, 29, ALDEN, Mr. John, ±42 1679-80; m. dau. of 32, 33, 36, 335a, 331c, 330d, 337. Wife Doro­ Maj. Wm. Phillips. List 244c. thy Eeyner, dau. of Eev. John and Prances ALDRICH, 1 John, ±40 Dec. 1669, carpenter (Clark), predec. him. Lists 331e, 335a. Will, of the ship Adventure, Capt. Marchartt, 2 Dec. 1712 — 27 Jan. 1716-7, remembers Great Island. many relatives and makes his chief heir his 2 JOHN, New Hamp. 1686, may have been wife's neice Abigail (Broughton), wife of living at Groton in 1691.-—Savage. Eobert Walker. Elizabeth, m. Eichard 3 WILLIAM, in 1662 confessed judgment in Banks. Hannah, m. Capt. Geo. Snell. Sarah, N. H. court in favor of John Penwell, m. 1st John Giddings of Ipswich, (10 ch.), Mr. John Howell, Eichard Allison. 2d Henry Herrick of Beverly; d. in Glouces­ ALDWORTH, Matthew, wit. for Francis ter 29 Dec. 1711. Lydia, m. Eev. Shubael Knight in 1649, presum. member of the Dummer. eminent Bristol family which came not but 2 JOHN(3), shipwright, Kittery. List 36. sent many. See Elbridge, Knight, Shurt. Nunc, will proved 25 Aug. 1693 names ALEXANDER, a general English and only wife, who d. within three months, Jo­ Scotch surname, the 59th commonest in anna Ameredith, dau. of John and Joanna Scotland. (Treworgye). Ch. named in Grandfather Ameredith's will 26 Jan. 1690-1, Joanna, m. 1 JAMES, Jerseyman, Casco Î List 99. 2 JOSEPH, not unlik. related to (3), pen­ 2 Aug. 1706 at Kittery Wm. Sentie. 1 son. Abigail. Mary. Joseph, master mariner, man, ±39 in 1693,flourished on both sides Portsmouth. List 339. In 1754 among the of the Piscataqua 1681-1694, chiefly in Ports­ Ameridith heirs were Alcock Stevens, coop­ mouth. In 1693 he was nursing Mr. John er, Joanna and John Martin, mariner, Anna Alcock and urgent to draft his will. Pos­ Harvey, widow, all of Newcastle. Adm. 26 sibly the same ±42 in 16. . working in Ed­ Feb. 1745-6 to widow Keturah (m. 9 Apr. ward Gouge's tanyard in Boston. Lists 57, 1712 Keturah Rawlins, dau. of Capt. Benj. 335a. and Eunice of Boston; her will 5— 30 Oct. 3 RICHARD, spendthrift merchant taken in 1754). 5? ch. by Major Shapleigh, and kept his books. Thanked God for easy existence yet one day 3 JOSEPH(l), carpenter, Kittery. Ser­ in 1673 "Major Shapleigh's man" got drunk. geant 1659. Lot layer 1671, 1674. Grand Corresponded with John Wingfield, Barba- jury 1676. Died in 1677. In 1662 with wife does merchant. John Shapleigh made use of Abigail, dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth (Le­ the back side of the draft of a cultured and ver), sold "my house and land" in Eliot. colorful letter reviewing his life addressed Lists 275, 276, 298. Doc. Hist. vi. 275. She to "Mr. Johnson." Here 1665, living 1676. was "Widow Alcock Junior" in Oct. 1678, but soon m. Eobert Eowsley, mariner, of 4 THOMAS, ±27 in 1688, wit. to S. Wind­ Portsmouth, where she took lodgers and was sor's will at the Shoals. living in 1708. Ch. John. Samuel, b. March ALGER, spoken Auger, a West of Eng­ 1665. Mary, m. David Vaughan of Boston. land surname. 8? ch. Joseph, List 318b. 1 ANDREW, b. 1610. The Alger brothers 4 CAPT. SAMUEL (3), master mariner, named their Indian purchase in Scar­ Portsmouth. Juryman 1696. Lists 315bc, borough Dunstan for Dunstone in the par­ 96. Died 13 Oct. 1708. Will, 17 May 1704, ish of Yealmpton, Devon. Andrew came names other relatives besides son and wife, with Winter and after his time was out be­ who was Elizabeth Chadbourne, dau. of came a fishing master himself, having his Humphrey and Lucy (Treworgye). In 1691 house on Prout's Neck. Cleeve in 1643 ALGER 61 ALLEN called him "of Stratton's Island," a name 6 JOHN(l), Boston, innholder; m. Mary for Scarborough. He had a grant in Saco Wilmot, dau. of Nicholas. He prob. d. before Mass. came in, but led a company to early, as his children were with their aunt withdraw to Dunstan. Juryman 1640, con­ Adams at Charlestown: John, carpenter, stable 1661, selectman, surveyor. Lists 21, lost in the Canada Expedition, 1690. Will 22, 239a, 243a, 231, 235, 236, 83, 238a. He 4 Apr. 1690. Elizabeth, m. John Milliken was killed about 10 Oct. 1675. His will, of Boston. They settled on the Alger lands made 23 Mar. 1669-70, was proved at Salem at Dunstan in Scarb., where he d. in 1749, 30 June 1676, by his widow, Agnes, who was she 9 Feb. 1754. 10 ch. rec. at Boston 1691- b. 1621. List 235. Ch. John, b. 1640-1. 1711. Daughter, m. John Ashton and quickly d. 7 MATTHEW( 1 ), mariner. Lists 223a, 238b. s.p. Elizabeth, b. 1644, m. John Palmer. Went master of a transport in the Phips Joanna, b. 1650, m. 1st Elias Oakman, 2d Expedition, 1690, and died of fleet fever. John Mills; living in 1727. Andrew. Mat­ Married in 1680 Martha, widow of Robert thew. Carver, Boston, boatman. Ch. Mary, b. 9 2 ANDREW, at Sheepscot in 1665, was prob. Jan. 1680-1. Hannah, b. 22 May 1686; d. at the same at Cape Porpus in 1670. Lists Gloucester in 1696. His widow lived at 12, 256. Andrew on the Salem water front Gloucester and m. 9 Nov. 1700 Jeffrey Mas- in 1678 was prob.(3). The Cape Porpus man sey of Salem, who d. at Glouc. 10 Mar. 1715- and his wife were refugees at Newbury, 6, she 13 Aug. 1718, ±62. when he died, Aug. 1694. 8 THOMAS, from Newton Ferrers, 3 miles 3 ANDREW(1), shipmaster, killed in Fal­ from Dunstone. List 21. mouth battle 21 Sept. 1689. He m. at 9 THOMAS, Damariseove, 1672; possibly Falmouth c. 1684 Jane Andrews, dau. of Adger. James and Dorcas (Mitton), who m. 2d 19 10 TRISTRAM, came with Winter, wife in Feb. 1692 Robert Davis of Boston. In 1690 Eng. List 21. At Brixton, an hour's walk Jane Algur was up for selling without li­ from Dunstone, one Tristram m. in 1613 and cense. Ch. Dorcas, m. 24 Oct. 1706 Matthew had a dau. b. 1618. Collins of Boston. 3? ch. ALGO OD, John, sued Nathan Bedford in 4 LIEUT. ARTHUR, brother of (1), ±45 in Wells court 1673. 1670, prob, the same bap. in Yealmpton, ALKINS, Robert, in 1684 master of the Devon, 29 Aug. 1622, s. of John. John Algar Ketch Supply (Great Isl.); m. 9 Nov. of Dunstonein Yealmpton was buried in 1630, 1686 Patience (Fernald), wid. of Ebenezer Agnes wife of John Algar Sen. of Dunstone Evans, dau. of Thomas and Temperance in 1634. Algers were many in that parish, (Hunkins) Fernald. As Widow Alkins she several Andrews, only one Arthur. The will was taxed, 1690, 1698. Lists 332a, 335a, of Richard Alger of Yealmpton, 25 Apr. 330d, 336e, 337. Only child Elizabeth, b. 10 1616 — 30 May 1626, names son John the Jan. 1687-8, m. 8 Aug. 1706 John Kennard. elder, son John the younger, wife Margaret. ALLAB.B, (Hollardî), an uncommon Eng­ One Richard was of Dunstone. Constable lish surname. 1658, grand jury 1661, 1665-8, 1671-4, attor­ 1 HUGH, ±35 in 1674; m. at Isles of Shoals ney for the town 1665, sergeant 1665, lieut. Grace, widow of William Tucker, and commanding 1668,1675, deputv to Gen. Court cont. his fishing trade. She was about 12 1671-2. Lists 231, 232, 235, "88. Wounded years his senior, with many children, and at Dunstan when his brother was killed, he became the midwife at the Shoals. In 1671 died at Wm. Sheldon's house 14 Oct. 1675. he mortgaged his house and fish plant on His widow Anne, (dau. of Godfrey and Alice Smuttinose to Mr. Wainwright to secure de­ (Frost) Sheldon), was taken to Marblehead, livery of fish, and in 1686 still owned them. and proved his nunc, will 30 June 1676. Lists 305c, 307a. Appar. only child, James. They brought up three sons of Giles Rob­ 2 JAMES(l), taxed at Sandy Beach 1691, erts. She m. 2d the Woburn innkeeper, Sam­ was fisherman at the Shoals. Lists 332b, uel Walker, 1617-1686, was the schooldame 316. His widow Oner was cited to adm. 19 after his death, and d. 21 Mar. 1716. She June 1722. Ch. appar. James, living with had two Walker ch. Isaac, b. 1 Nov. 1677, Wm. Wallis in 1695, in 1702 had quit the settled in Concord, N. H., (where a con­ service of Mr. James Randall. Constable of fused tradition handed down made her name Gosport in 1723; living in 1738 when James Ann Bruce), 9 ch. and Ezekiel Walker, b. 5 Jr. m. Sarah Down. Grace, m. Elias Parcher Mar. 1679, lived in Boston, 9 eh. 12 Aug. 1708. Mary, in trouble in 1710, 5 JOHN, signed Allger as wit. 1664 to will presum. m. Roger Thomas 6 July 1717. of Mary Lux, who had lived at Cape Por­ ALLEN, the 38th commonest English sur­ pus, but was prob, at Damariseove when her name, 53d Scotch (Allan), became 6th in will was made. Cf. John (6), Andrew (2). New England. ALLEN 62 ALLEN 1 ARNOLD, at Casco Bay 1640, from Lon­ Prob, also: Leah, m. 1 Dec. 1699 Thomas don; juror, appraiser. Wife Mary was Canney, and Elizabeth, m. 2 Dec. 1700 Thom­ app. sister of Richard Tucker's wife. Only as Pinkham. child was apprenticed by Mr. Tucker to 5 JOHN (Alleyn), came to Sheepscot as sec­ Thomas Dexter of Lynn bef. 1645. His ond husband of Mary (Jent) Mason, wid­ lands in some way passed to the Moshers, ow of John, dau. of John and Elizabeth Jent. Mosher's Island had been called Arnold's Was early around Sagadahoc but undisting. Island. from John(6) as wit. 1657 at Pemaquid, or 2 CHARLES, Greenland, 1657, b. by dep. at Damariscotta 1672. John(5) was J. P. 1623-1631,living 28 Aug.1706; m. 2d 1667, and prob, sheriff 1686. As late as 1699 he Susannah Huggins, dau. of John and Bridg­ bot a dwelling and fishing plant on Damaris­ et. Lists 335a, 331c. In 1705 he deeded his eove. Self and wife appeared before the farm for life support to son Daniel. Lists Eastern Claims Committee. One Mary Al­ 330a, 326ac, 52, 332b, 57, 6.2, 335a. Ch. by leyn died at Marblehead Jan. 1726-7. Lists first wife: Mary, m. 1st Edward Pox, 2d 18 16, 17, 162, 163. Oct. 1716 Hance Wolford; living in Green­ 6 JOHN. See John(5) and Lists 13, 85. land in 1740. By second wife: Daniel, b. Wife Rebecca Reynolds, dau. of Nich­ 1669; d. 22 Jan. 1745-6; m. in 1699 Hannah olas, Esq., and Dorothy. They lived on the Berry. Lists 335a, 330d, 337, 338ac. 2? sons. Reynolds land on the w. side of the Kenne­ Charles, b. 1670. Lists 62, 335a. Of Wells bec, and were refugees at Marblehead, where in 1747. Susannah. Martha, in 1741 was they died. Ch. Nicholas. John, b. at Ken­ wife of John Bickford of Dover Neck. nebec, m. Hannah Moses. 4 daus. Miriam, John, m. Mary Burnham, dau. oí Samuel of bp. at Marb. 21 June 1685; m. 24 Feb. 1707-8 Durham, where he settled; Rochester 1734- John Bird. 2 ch. Abraham, bap. 15 Dec. 1743. Lists 338abc. 6 ch. bap. in Durham. 1689. Made trip to the Reynolds lands with Jude, d. 16 June 1738. His wife Deborah bro. John and Capt. Michael Hodge in 1736. Locke, m. bef. 1710, left will 17 - 23 Sep. Ebenezer, bap. 1 Jan. 1692-3. 1753. List 338b. 7? eh. In 1744 the es­ tate of Charles (2) had descended in sevenths. 7 JOHN. Pemaquid soldier 1689. List 126. 8 JOSEPH. Witness at N. Yarm. 1674 3 EDWARD (Alleyn) witnessed deeds, Thos. Y. D. ii. 190. Atkins to Robert Edmunds, Kennebec, 9 LEWIS, blacksmith, bot in Wells 1685 1664, 1669, 1673. Poss. a Boston trader and house and shipping, built mill; in 1704 the same named overseer in Mr. Purchase's he had removed to Annapolis Royal and the will. Edward Alleyn of Boston, tailor, m. 7 French governor sent him to the English to May 1652 Martha Way, dau. of George and exchange prisoners. In 1720 he and wife (Purchase), and had 7 ch. recorded in Margaret were still there. As late as 1733 Boston. he visited Wells. 4 EDWARD, received from his father, Hope 10 PETER. In York Court Oct. 1660 he and Allen (wife Rachel), of Boston, a large John Bayden paid John Clark's fine. Four part of Portland, bot from Mr. Cleeve, and years later one of the name perished in the sold it to George Bramhall and Henry Kirke. woods near Andover. App. came first to Berwick, and was fined in 11 ROBERT, Sagadahoc wit. 1651, Pema­ York Court, July 1673, for abs. from meet­ quid wit. 1658. Poss. the Allen of "Al­ ing, but soon settled on Dover Neck below len's Falls," Sheepscot. He dep. in Bristol Thompson's Point. Prison keeper 1678, prob, Eng., 21 Feb. 1658-9, that he had known bookkeeper for Maj. Waldron. In 1703- John Brown from ab. 1641 to June 1658. 1704 he visited Lynn, to assist the widow One Robert Allen and Margaret Seale were about his bro. Capt. Benjamin's estate. Lists before the Boston Court of Asso. 6 June 359ab, 55a, 52, 57. His wife, Sarah, died 1637. At Marblehead in 1642 Sarah wife of about 1720.. Ch. 3 sons and ''several" daus : Ro. Allen and John Devereaux were wit­ Edward, b. ' e. 1670, (perh. the same rec. nesses. Poss. John (6) was a son at Böston 11 July 1671); m. Ann Coleman 12 ROBERT, Kittery, 1666. A descendant dau. of Joseph. 10 ch. rec. at Nantucket wrote about 1830 that two brothers came 1693-1718. Jacob, cordwainer, lived west of from England, one settling in Kittery, the Back River, Dover. Will 8 July 1752 - 31 other further south. Lists 380, 78, 298, 358b Jan. 1753. He m. 1st 5 Feb. 1701-2 Martha He m. Hannah White, dau. of John, and Dam, dau. of William and Martha (Nute); lived on her land. Adm. to son Francis 21 2d Mary (Spencer) Jones, wid. of Joseph, Apr. 1701. Known ch. Francis, Quaker, bot dau. of Moses and Elizabeth Spencer; living out Wm. Thompson's heirs in 1708. Wife in 1761. 6 ch. by each wife. Son, "went to Hannah Jenkins, dau. of Jabez and Hannah sea." Rachel, m. 3 Oct. 1692 John Twambly. (Curtis). In 1708 Wm. Frye called him Sarah, m. Benj. Wentworth of Somersworth. ' "cousin." Will 8 Mar. 1744-5 - 17 Oct 1749 ALLEN 63 ALSOB 11 eh. Robert, b. c. 1680; living in 1722; 17 WILLIAM, Newcastle, accused 27 May m. in 1700 Sarah (Litten), widow of John 1702 by Elizabeth Cranch. Lary, dau. of Geo. and Sarah Litten. 1? ALLERTON, Isaac, Mayflower passenger ch. Elizabeth, m. 23 Sept. 1700 John Cole. and aggressive merchant, perh. the most [Stack, adds Anna, m. 10 Sep. 1702 Nathan­ iel Fernald.] widely known, personally, of all New Eng­ land planters, in 1633 set up a trading sta­ 13 GOV. SAMUEL, Esq., a London mer­ tion at Machias, promptly sacked by the chant whose ambition led him to buy the French. See Vines, Savage, Small and Al­ Mason patent (by a conveyance eventually lied Families, pp. 596-669. held to be illegal), lived here about 7 years, ALLISET, John. Falm. wit. 1672. Dep. in died 5 May 1705, in his 70th year, and was Boston 6 May 1731 ±80, well knew Mr. buried in the fort at Newcastle. Before George Cleeve; lived 8 years with Mr. Geo. coming he had been represented by lieuten­ Munjoy and Mary his wife. Overseer of ant governors. His wife, Elizabeth Dowse, cordwood, Boston, 1689, 1691. Wife Grace was an heiress. See Farmer's Belknap and Dyer, dau. of Christopher. 9? ch. See Wentworth Gen. Ch. Thomas, came with Small and Allied Families p. 1175. his father but returned; d. in 1715. 3 eh. Elizabeth, second wife of John Usher, Esq. ALLISON, Allanson, common in the North 4 ch. Jane, m. 2 July 1708 Thomas Steel of of England. Boston. 7 ch. Frances, m. in 1702 George ANDREW "Alison," List 256, misreading Walton. Ann, m. 5 June 1723 in Boston of Alger? Thos. Locklin. 1 MATTHEW, witnessed deed to (2) in 14 THOMAS. List 368b. Elizabeth, "aged 1673. List 237a. wife of Thos. Allen," was bap. in Durham 2 RALPH, ±54 in 1676. Evid. new arrivals 26 June 1726. She was Elizabeth (Roberts), in Scarborough, the Court 7 Nov. 1665 widow of Nicholas Dunn, dau. of Wm. Rob­ dealt with absence from meeting of "Mis erts, and presum. brought her second hus­ Dixon, sister to Mr. Hene: Watts" and "Mr. band back to Durham with her. She was Ralph Allison & his wife," and his children. living in 1746. Her son Nicholas Dunn and Appar. Mrs. Dixon was his own or his wife's one Thomas Allen, who m. Elizabeth Tucker mother, more likely his, as the grandfather 30 Feb. 1723-4, were shipwrights at Kit­ was Ralph Watts of Cockford in Yorkshire. tery. Clerk of the writs 1674, grand jury 1675. 15 WALTER, b. 1643-1646, deposed that he Lists 26, 236, 237ac. Besides the surviving came in 1660. Lists 298, 290. First wife heirs were appar. son Matthew and dau. wife prob, the Elizabeth Allen insulted by Thos. of Joseph Oliver, unless he was first hus­ Newberry in 1671, and a Berwick wit. in band of Jane, m. (1st prob. Sergt. Joseph 1676; m. 2d by 1694 Mary Holmes, dau. of Oliver), 2d Peter Shaw, 3d Robert Leach of Thomas and Joanna (Freathy). Both were Manchester, was widow in Beverly in 1734. bp. 22 Apr. 1725. Only 4 known ch. James, Anne, m. Andrew Brown. living in 1734. Lists 330 def, 279, 38. Aft­ 3 RICHARD, ±29 in 1662, ordered to fetch er living in Portsmouth, where he m. Doro­ his wife or go to her. Signed joint note thy Barsham, dau. of Mr. John and Mehit- with Rachel Webster. Accused 27 June 1665 able Barsham, he settled in York. 89 ch. by Frances Lashly of Dover. In 1710 Susan­ Abigail, m. in 1708 Jonathan Stimpson; wid­ nah Elison lived in Portsmouth. ow, with a son, in 1736. Samuel, m. 19 June ALMARY, Robert, 27 June 1676 member of 1717 Jane Cook. Joseph, m. Elizabeth Triggs. crew attaching the Black Cock, from 3? ch. Of the following possible ch. the Barbadoes, for wages; ordered back to Eng­ two last are improbable. [John, m. perh. land. Jury 1696, innkeeper 1714. Lists 52, two wives: at York Elizabeth Thompson, 329, 330def, 334e, 335a, 337. Will 20 Feb. dau. of Alexander. 1 ch.; 14 Feb. 1721-2 1711-2 - 8 June 1716. Wife Hannah Part­ Elizabeth Shears, dau. of Tamson (Gowell) ridge, dau. of John and Mary (Fernald), d. Shears-Hanscom.] [Elisha, York, ferryman, c. 1733. Lists 331e, 335a, 339. Ch. John. drowned on trip to Isles of Shoales 1 July List 339. Appar. d. s.p. and Capt. John who 1624. Lists 279, 38. Wife, Elizabeth Beal, m. Love Cutt in 1733 was a grandson. Han­ dau. of Arthur and Anne (Hilton), lived to nah, m. John Hill. Bartholomew. George, old age on Stage Neck, lately dec. in 1762. bap. 21 Jan. 1693-4, m. 4 Aug. 1713 Martha 10 ch.] [Thomas, shipwright and innkeep­ Hardin. 2 ch. Robert, bap. 15 Sept. 1695, er, m. 1st in Portsmo. 24 Aug. 1712 Mary m. 15 Nov. 1716 Mary Hart. 4 eh. Rachel, Couch, dau. of Joseph and Joanna (Dear­ m. John Robinson of Boston. ing) ; 2d, 30 Feb. 1723-4, Elizabeth Tucker. ALSOB, Alsup, Thomas. Danvers soldier Removed to Newbury. See Thomas (14).] killed at Falmouth 1690. He had de­ 16 WILLIAM. Trelawny Plant. List 21. serted^) from Sagadahoc the year before. ALSOB 64 ANDREWS See Savage, and eh. records; also Doe. Hist, bor creek; she deeded it to Stephen in 1753. vi. 489, 498. Ch. (besides others who may have been only ALSTON, or Austin, George, m. 25 Oct. 1714 grandch.) : John, b. 11 July 1695. John, b. Rebecca (Brookings) Rowse. Abraham 27 Dec. 1699. Lawrence, b. 28 Feb. 1702; Austin, fisherman, 1716, is unexp. pub. to Rachel Dolbe 16 Dee. 1724; she m. ALTER, Leonard, Damariseove 1672. List Jacob Clinton 13 Dee. 1735. Ch. Elizabeth, 13. m. 5 Jan. 1731 Thomas Pillar. George, ac­ AMAZEEN, John, Newcastle 1659. In 1662 cused by "Clear," servant of T. Gerrish, "John Ammisoone the Greek" (Mr. Rish­ Apr. 1732. Stephen, pub. to Mehitable worth) sued Mr. Edward Lyde. He m. Mary, Hodsdon 29 Mar. 1740. He was bondsman widow of Jeremiah Walford, and brought for Elizabeth and George. up her ch. Lists 326bc, 312c, 330a, 331b, 2 PHILIP (Freind), 21 in 1694, dep. at 313e, 52, 319, 318ab, 315abc, 68. Constable Portsmo. 1682. Will 13 Aug. 1700 - 6 Eeb. 1705-6. AMERIDETH, John, cooper, Kittery. The Ch. Christopher, in 1707 was joint owner parish records of Townstall and Dart­ with Joseph Jackson of the sloop Adven­ mouth, Devon, have the baptisms of six ch. ture. List 316. Will 25 Mar. 1752-27 Apr. 1615-1624 of John and Jane (Whiting) 1756, names only son Joseph and his sons. Amerideth, m. 7 Jan. 1614. John, bap. 26 Ephraim, seen only in List 319, poss. misr. Nov. 1615, was here by 1647. Jury 1669. of Christopher. John, b. 1663, taxed 1690, Grand jury 1670. Lists 82, 286, 30, 297. living in 1700. Will 26 Jan. -16 June 1691. Wife, Joanna AMBLER, John. Lists 96, 99, 368b. See Treworgye, dau. of James and Catherine Stackp. Durham. (Shapleigh), was a licensed retailer after her husband's death. Ch. John, d.s.p. Lists AMBROSE, a not uncommon English sur­ 30, 298. Joanna, m. John Alcock. name. AMES, Wm. York or Wells wit. 1712. 1 ALICE, one of the "vagabond Quakers" Daniel, Exeter. List 376b. whipped at the cart's tail out of N. H. AMORY. 1 Henry, of Bideford, Eng., heir towns in 1662. of Abraham Hayman in theVines patent. 2 HENRY, b. ±1613,house carpenter,Hamp­ 2 JOHN, Trel. Plant. List 21. ton, and moved with his work. Grant 3 AMORY in R. I. desc. from Anthony Em­ 1640, freeman 18 May 1642. He sold his ery. house to Mr. Wheelwright 20 Oct. 1647, but AMOS, William, Portsmouth. List 339. He presum. built himself another, as he was m. 1st Esther Savage, dau. of John; 2d still in Hampton in 1649. In Salisburv 17 Oct. 1727 Mary Wall, who m. 12 Nov. 1650, Boston 1654, Charlestown 1656, but 1732 Abraham Bartlett. Ch. Mary, bp. 1720. of Boston at death. Grand jury 1649, jury ANDERSON. 1 Alexander, Scotch prisoner. 1650. Lists 391a, 392a, 393b. Adm. 19 Nov. List 74. 1658 to widow Susannah, who m. 2 Oct. 2 CORNELIUS (Andreson), Flanderkin, pri­ 1663 John Severance of Salisbury and in vateer captain, 1675. List 3. 1692 had lived 10 years his widow. Ch. 3 DAVID, Scotch prisoner. List 74. Ebenezer, b. e. 1640, in court 1669. Samuel, 4 JOHN [See Henderson], apprentice to bap. 25 July 1641, in 1670 had bot a boat. Wm. Scadlock for two years, 17 Sept. Mrs. Hope Ambrose in petition for divorce 1661, had 16 mos. to serve and get £10. 3 Sept. 1678 recited that Mr. Samuel Am­ 5 JOHN (Pepperell spelt Androsen), 21 in brose over 4 years ago abandoned self and 1695, at Kittery, had recently come out ch. without maintenance, and keeps another of captivity with Elisha Ingersoll. woman in Jamaica. Two ch. recorded in 6 JOHN, Scotch prisoner. List 74. Salisb. Henry, b. June 1649, Salisb., weav­ er; m. Oct. 1672 Susannah widow of Tim­ ANDREWS, a general English surname, othy Worcester. Lived in "Salisbury alias and became the 33d commonest in New Hampton;" both joined the church 16 Oct. England. 1715. 3 ch. rec. Abigail, b. 28 Dec. 1654, 1 CAPT. AMOS (Andros), appointed by m. Oct. 1672 Wm. Osgood. Gov. Andros 27 Aug. 1687 commander of Pemaquid fort. 3 RICHARD, Isles of Shoals, in court in 1676 for fighting. Had house on Star 2 SIR EDMUND (Andros). Lists 34, 225a, Isl. 1693. Lists 306c, 308a. 188, 97, 19. Despised and somewhat mis- rep, administrator under James II. See The AMEE, a French name translated Friend. Andros Tracts: 1868, vol. i, pp. v-liv. Diet. 1 JOHN, Kittery. Lists 290, 296, 297. In Natl. Biog. court 1700, 1702. Mar. Sarah, dau., of 3 EDWARD or Edmund, presum. the man Philip and Mary Gullison, and lived on their told of by John Josselyn, was buried in place on the north side of Braveboat Har­ Saco 16 Apr. 1668. He had held 40 acres ANDREWS 65 ANGIER under the Lewis & Bonython patent. Lists Jo ane, b. 1621, and himself was in court for 21, 243ab, 244ce. threatening to beat Gov. Godfrey and Mr. 4 EDWARD, weaver, (wrote), was in Ber­ Withers. July 4, 1671, she was granted wick by 1704, assoc. with others includ­ adm. on the estate of her husband, "who by ing perh. Norah, near him in 1706 tax list; a common fame is deceased," and within a Elisha (List 298) m. Rebecca Weymouth 23 few months m. Philip Atwell, but soon put May 1712; Mary, m. Thos. Everett 14 July him out and called herself Andrews. In 1724; Nicholas, sued by John Erost 1713; 1688 Edmund Gatch beat the aged woman. Joanna, in trouble Jan. 1706-7. In 1707 Ch. daughter, m. by 1665 Robert Winches­ Edward was joint grantor with Daniel Fur­ ter. Robert, by two dep. b. 1652, d. s.p. aft. bish of land willed to Anne (Heard) Han­ 1678. List 306a. John, by dep. app. twin son-Evans. Aug. 11, 1709, m. Sarah Church­ with Robert. Sarah, b. 1653, m. Christopher ill, dau. of Arthur and Eleanor (Bonython) ; Mitchell. Joane, perh. m. John Searle, fish­ both living 1726; she surviving 1731. erman, brother-in-law of Christopher Mitch­ 5 LIEUT. ELISHA(6), mariner. Lists 227, ell. Anne, m. by 1671 John Billing. 35. For his dist. military career see Doc. 10 JOHN(9), fisherman. Lists 292, 306a. Hist. V and vi, passim. Adm. 29 Aug. 1702 Wife was Margaret by 1672. Adm. 3 to Nath. Holmes. Wife Eleanor Brackett, Apr. 1694 to (only) son Robert, whose widow dau. of Capt. Anthony and Anna (Mitton), Susannah was granted adm. 7 Oct. 1718, and m. 2d 6 Dec. 1705 Richard Pulling of Bos­ was still single 1723. 3 ch. ton, who d. 6 Feb. 1721-2; she was licensed 11 JOHN, Newmarket, lived on Capt. Rich­ as a retailer and was living in 1733. Ch. ard Hilton's mill grant before 1694. Abigail, m. 14 Feb. 1711-2 John Kent. Elisha 12 LUCAS (Andries), master mariner. List b. in Boston 13 Dec. 1698, land owner in 122. Falm. in 1719. Josiah, b. 23 Mar. 1700-1; d. 13 OLIVER. Warrant to bring before court 21 Sep. 1702. at Newcastle 22 Nov. 1699. 6 JAMES(16), yeoman and mariner, long 14 RALPH. Lists 13, 269b. Two men? the leading citizen of Falmouth Fore- 15 RICHARD, in 1655 witnessed deed of the side, whose farm was the site of the Casco Great House at Strawberry Bank. In 1682 Bay fort 1700-1716. Jury 1666, 1674; grand was in Hampton jail for calling himself jury 1675. Lists 221, 222bd, 223a, 34. Doe. married to widow Jane Avery of Greenland, Hist, vi, 471. Will 4 Jan. 1698-9, d. 5 May although he had a wife in Rhode Island, not 1704 aged 79. Wife Dorcas Mitton (List seen in 4 years and m. to another man. 224), dau. of Michael and Elizabeth (Cleeve), Lists 332b, 62. he m. 2d, int. Boston 6 Aug. 1696, Margaret 16 SAMUEL, called citizen of London by (Phips) Halsey, dau. of James and Mary George Cleeve, came in The Increase, 14 Phips, who surv. Ch. James. Samuel. List Apr. 1635, aged 37, with wife Jane 30 and 223a. Elisha. Josiah. Doc. Hist, vi, 406. ch. Jane and Elizabeth, 3 and 2, and servant List 34. Adm. Suff. 1691. Rebecca, m. Jon­ Elen Lougie, 20. He quickly went to Bid­ athan Adams. Dorcas, b. 1663, m. Ebenezer deford, (List 242), built a house, and died. Davenport. Jane, m. 1st 1684 Andrew Al­ His widow soon m. Mr. Arthur Mackworth. ger, 2d, 19 Feb. 1692, Robert Davis of Bos­ Her will, refugee at Boston, 20 May - 24 ton. Oct. 1676. Ch. James, b. 1625. Jane, b. 1632, 7 JAMES(6). Lists 223a, 228b. Ch. Jemi­ m. Francis Neale. Elizabeth, b. 1633, m. 1st ma, b. 1675, cared for by her grand­ Richard Pike, 2d Mr. Thomas Purchase, 3rd father; m. in Boston 29 Jan. 1694 Benj. John Blaney Sen. Philippe, m. George Felt. Snelling, s. of Jane (Adams) ; d. 9 Dec. 1707. 17 MR. THOMAS, sued John Stratton and 8 JEDEDIAH, housewright, in 1659 bot land Henry Watts in Saco Court 25 Mar. 1636. on Dover Neck which he sold in 1669 18 THOMAS, in 1681, with Anthony Farley after moving to Salisbury, where he d. 12 and John Winslow Jr., bot John Moore's July 1673. Lists 356aefghk. His wife, dwelling and fishing plant on Star Isl. Mary Pike, dau. of Major Robert and Sarah ANGELL, Philip, Pemaquid. Lists 85, 124. (Sanders), who m. 2d 24 Aug. 1674 John Philip and Allen. Ch. Joseph, b. 10 Mar. 1669-70, in Pierce Angelí, with other eastern men, took 1692 quitclaimed to his father-in-law; in O. A. at Marblehead 18 Dec. 1677. In 1676 1700 not recently heard from. Pierce ack. debt payable in fish to John 9 JOHN, b. 1600, Kittery, 1640, farmer. Dallin. Lived in Eliot until 1649 when he sold ANGrlER, Anger, an uncommon English and became the first settler at the head of surname. Braveboat Harbor. Jury 1651; grand jury 1 JOHN, "at present of Kittery," gave due- under Mass. 1663-1664. Lists 281-283, 298. bill to Roger Plaisted 15 Oct. 1655. List He paid many fines for his strenuous wife 357b. ANGIER 6 » ASHCRAFT 2 SAMPSON, fisherman, in York by 1648, North of England. Lists 52, 57, 98, 376b, was app. the same bap. at Lezant, Corn­ 384b. '• ' ' wall, 20 Oct. 1624, son of Sampson and ARDEN, William, surgeon under Major Anne (Bate). Whether son or father came Church and at Casco Fort, 1689-1690. on a fishing voyage in 1640 may be ques­ ARLN, William, -sic- in orig., known only tioned. (Lech. 265.) Juryman 1649, 1650, by Mr. Pike's list of those killed at Co­ 1655. Constable 1655. Lists 275, 276, 72, checho 28 June— 1689 fWODpossl . OJ1Ushor1 tU foIUrI 24, 30. App. he went home to prove his the next man, or, if Mr. 'Pike got this list father's will, and came again after m. 17 in a letter, a misreading of Kim (Kemp) July 1666 Susannah Isaacke. His wife was ARINGTON, William, (Urington), see Yar- Susannah in 1668, but by 1672 he had in- ington. falic. m. one Sarah, who was idling her time ARLOT, Benedictus. Signed and ack. deed at the taverns and in 1681 had her bare of Agnes Bickford, minor, June 1705- bottom spanked by Margaret Bond. Yet 1706, ratifying deed of her mother Jane his will, 13 May 1691 - 10 Jan. 1693-4, made (Bickford) Dockum. her sole benef. He d. s.p., prob, in the York Armiger,Wm. York, 1724. Y.D. xi. 160,175. massacre. She m. 2d Arthur Hewes and Armitage, Joseph, for presentment at Dover bef. Jan. 1693-4 was living in Portsmouth. Court fined at Ipswich Court Sept. 1647 ANNAY, John, with Wm. Wright, witn. ARMSTRONG, Robert, Londoner, boasted 1681 against Joseph Weeding for selling liq­ himself bred an attorney; disciplined in uor. — York Court. 1700 for insolence in the provincial court. ANNIS. 1 Charles, Newbury, b. 1638, m. 15 In Newcastle 1698, prob, came with Gov. May 1666 Sarah Chase, dau. of Aquilla. Allen. Naval Officer and Collector, and 2 ISAAC, Cape Porpus, 1703. List 258. Pre­ Deputy Surveyor of His Majesty's Woods. sum. son of (1). See Newbury Beeords. In 1726 with wife Elizabeth he sold land in ANTHONY, John, m. 24 Feb. 1699 at Hamp­ Londonderry, N. H. List 339. Doc. Hist, ton Jane Bundlett, dau. of Charles and x. passim. Mary (Shatswell). List 99. One Jane An­ ARNUP or Ainup, Will, Newcastle, 1696. thony m. in Boston 4 July 1711 John New­ List 315c. ton. Aronson, Jurian, Dutch privateer 1676. List ANTROBUS, Wm., perh. related to Mr. Richard Martyn's wife, whose mother ARROWSMITH. 1 Edward, Pemaquid or was Joan (Antrobus) Lawrence-Tuttle, was Winnegance, 1665. List 12. about Portsmo. 1667-1672, appar. an appren­ 2 THOMAS, Trel. Plant. List 21. tice to Richard Stileman. List 328. Later ARTHUR, John, Lieut., Isles of Shoalsl653. he was in the employ of Mr. Peter Lidget List 301. Perhap. same as John (Ar­ in Boston, where he died. Inv. 22 Apr. 1675. thers), Cape Newagen 1672. List 13. Wife ARCHDALE, Col. John, brother-in-law of Elizabeth ±61 in 1677. List 142. Ferd. Gorges Jr. See Maine Prov. & Arthy, see Earthy. Court Records i. xxxix. Arwin, Edwin, see Edward Erwin. ARCHER, 1 Benjamin, took O. A. in York ASH, Ashe, a usual English surname. town meeting 16 Mar. 16[79]80; taxed 1 JOHN, Dover, 1659. List 356e. Perh. at Cochecho in 1681-2. moved to Amesbury. 2 RICHARD, of Portsmo, m. 16 July 1688 2 JOHN, Isles of Shoals, ±22 in 1677 List Mary West, presum. the dau. of Edward and 306a. Elizabeth (Walton). List 314. 3 THOMAS, Durham and Dover; lived at ARDELL, Wm., appar. young Englishman Portsmouth during Indian troubles. Lists operating from Boston, was sued in Me. 57, 330def, 358ad. Will 14 Jan. - 3 June courts in 1682; in 1683 had not paid for a 1718. Wives, 1st, Hannah Chesley, dau. of horse bot in York. In 1684 he was "late of Philip and Elizabeth; 2d, bef. 1700, Mary, Exeter," in 1689 "late of Boston." In Apr. the mother of" James Rawlins, mariner, of 1687 in Suff. Sup. Court he was acquitted of Portsmouth, dec. Ch. Hannah, m. 30 May counterfeiting silver coin. Sheriff of N. H. 1714 Benj. Pierce. 6 eh. Thomas, wife El­ 1696-1699. He died in his lumber camp in eanor. Sold out at Cocheco Point in 1743 Newmarket in 1709 and was buried by Rich­ 4 ch. bap. 26 Mar. 1736. Judith, bap. with ard Hilton, who had taken his inventory her mother 28 Sept. 1718. "Other daugh­ June 9. Sewall noticed the death of "Mrs. ters" named in will. Mary Ardell" 20 Oet. 1711, whose only childj 4 WILLIAM, about Kit. and Berw. from Abia wife of John Barrell, was by her first 1671. In court July 1675 for living from husband, Joseph Sanderson (mar. contract his wife. Died 5 Oct. 1675; inv. showed a with W. A. dated 27 Feb. 1681-2). Her sis­ heifer and corn. ter Frances Thompson came later from the I Ashcraft, John, soldier at Wells in 1691. ASHFIELD 67 ATKINS ASHFIELD, "William, No. Yarmouth, 1682; ASHTON, the name of 16 English par­ refugeed at Maiden, but bef. his death ishes. moved to Lynn, where his widow d. 17 June JOHN, Scarborough, b. c. 1638; refugee 1695. List 214. She was Jane Larrabee, at Newcastle in 1676, at Marblehead in dau. of Stephen. Ch. Sarah, m. Isaac Wil- 1690; living 1714. Lists 235, 237a, 238a. ley, Lyme, Conn. (Hannah?). Mary, b. in Three wives, 1st a dau. of Andrew Alger, Maiden 20 Dec. 1691; m. at Boston 29 May who d. s.p.; 2d Susannah Foxwell, dau. of 1712 Samuel Proctor. Jane, m. at Boston Mr. Richard and Susannah (Bonython) Fox­ 11 May 1715 William Goodwin, both living well, mother of all the ch. and d. at New­ at Marblehead in 1754. 5 ch. rec. Miriam, castle; 3d, 30 July 1691, Mary (Edgecomb), m. at Boston 19 July 1716 Jeremiah Hart. widow of George Page, dau. of Nicholas and ASHLEY, the name of seven English par­ Wilmot (Randall) Edgecomb, who joined ishes. the Marblehead church in 1728 and deposed 1 EDWARD (Astley), the earliest known aged ±83 in 1730. Ch. Susannah, m. at Indian trader on the Penobscot, virtual Marblehead 14 Oct. 1684 Robert Codner; grantee of the Muscongus patent, whose un- d.s.p. Mary, m. at Scarb. 23 Feb. 1687 Dan­ brid. strenuous, was fortuitously cut off iel Libby. Samuel, fisherman, m. 15 July with mixed, if any, genealogy. Bradford's 1686 Mary Sandin. 6 ch. Elizabeth, bap. Hist. (1912) ii. 83, 109, 107, 78-133 passim. 11 Dec. 1687, m. Nicholas Merritt, who d. at Proc. Mass. Hist. Soc. xiv. 493-498. Winth. Marblehead in 1736. 10 ch. Philip, shore­ ii. 126. List 1. man, m. 20 Nov. 1701 Sarah Hendly. 2 ch. 2 THOMAS, Kennebec, one of prob, two, Philip Jr. in 1725 printed Ashton's Memo­ poss. three of the name. The one who rial, Strange Adventures of Philip Ashton, lost his wife Joanna in Boston 27 Dec. 1661 Taken by Pirates. This narrative mentions and m. the widow Hannah Brownie 31 Jan. (his cousins) Joseph Libbee, who saved him 1661-2 was prob, not the Kennebec fisher­ from drowning, and Benj. Ashton. Joseph, man, to whom the earlier records may b. 1678, d. 22 Aug. 1725. (Gravestone at plausibly attach: Of Charlestown ±26, 19 Marbl.); m. 1st 4 Aug. 1700 Mary Page, 2d July 1639, with Abraham Hawkins ±28, 25 Jan. 1713-4 Mary (Dutch) Page, widow servants now and before leaving England prob, of Christopher, dau. of Hezekiah of Mr. Tho. Rucke, came in The Castle of Dutch, who surv. him. 5+4 ch. London; 1640-1642 carried on fishing with Atherton, Jonathan, mariner, ±41 in 1678, various partners until in the latter year his Great Island witness. house was in the sheriff's hands. Our Thom­ (Athyle?), Andrew, Kittery, 1698. List 294. as in 1661 bot land of the Kennebec Indians, which he sold after they drove him back to ATKINS, a familiar English surname; Boston, 1675 and 1678, partly to his son. "Tommy Atkins" means an English sol­ Lists 10, 11, 186. Newtown overseer in 1681. dier. His wife in 1678 was Rebecca. Ch. Thomas. 1 HATTON, wit. with John Freke at New­ 3 THOMAS(2), Boston, by wife Mary, prob. castle 1661. she that d. 17 Apr. 1692, had ch. Mary, 2 JOSEPH. List 341. See Atkinson. b. 1 Sep. 1681, m. John Spikes of Boston 3 MATTHEW, Isles of Shoals. Lists 313b, and perh. 2d 7 Sept. 1727 Gamaliel Clark. 307a. 1? ch. Anne, b. 3 Dec. 1682; m. Capt. Isaac 4 ROBERT. See Alkins. Mansfield of Marblehead; d. 24 Aug. 1749. 3 THOMAS, Kennebec, farmer. Bot of In­ 4 ch. ree. Thomas, b. 17 Sep. 1684, had re­ dians by 1656 in Phipsburg; returned moved to North Carolina by 1715. after Philip's War and died there, bef. 10 4 WILLIAM, Wells, Providence. York 1651. Nov. 1686. Lists 10, 11, 183, 191. Wife Constable, Wells, 1659. Lists 262, 264, Elizabeth. Ch. no sons, 10 daus. Eliza­ 25, 265, 266, 28, 31. In 1693 he was stop­ beth, b. 1645, lived at Kennebec about 12 ping with Abraham Harding and recited in years till she m.; was Widow Davis of Bev­ petn. that he was moved to Boston and that erly 1709-1716. One Elizabeth Davis m. one himself, wife, and daughter had gone over­ Samuel Clark at Marblehead, 25 Jan. 1720. land to Providence, where his wife had Mary, m. by 1666 Wm. Hackett. Rebecca, friends. He m. one or two of Stephen Bat- m. one Hall, living in 1716 at Tarpolin Cove, son's daus., certainly Elizabeth, who was Elizabeth Islands. Susannah, m. one Green. childless in 1674. Sarah Ashley, in S. B.'s Rachel, m. 1st John Drake of Kennebec, 2d will, may be variously exp., likelier as a James Barry of Boston. Anne, m. Samuel Trott m. to Ashley's son by a previous wife. Clark, blacksmith of Marblehead. 3 ch. rec. John Ashley, who m. at Wells 1 Nov. 1720 Sarah, m. Samuel Gurney of Little Compton, Hannah Baston, dau. of Thomas, is unexp. R. I. Esther, m. Geo. Pike of Mendon, and He d. bef. 23 Dec. 1723. was a widow in 1716. Abigail, m. Thomas ATKINS 68 AUSTIN Washburn, Bridgewater. Ruth, m. John of Robert Corben, to whom in 1673 she deed­ Haskins, Scituate. ed her estate for life support. ATKINSON, a general English surname. 2 BENJAMIN( 1 ), m. in 1668 Alice Lewis, 1 JOHN, ±28 in 1666, was acting for "my dau. of George. Lists 222bc. Killed by uncle" Theodore Atkinson of Boston. Indians 11 Aug. 1676. Ch., besides one who Settled in Newbury. Grandf. of Sergeant d.y., Joseph, b. 1671, who at 14 chose Wil­ Joseph Atkinson killed at Wells 1 Aug. 1706. liam Scriven of Kittery guardian. Mr. List 96. Scriven claimed for him the entire estates 2 JOHN(3), sold his father's 13 a. grant. of his father, grandfather Martin and un­ List 67. In 1706 John Tufton wounded cle Corben. Lists 298, 315c. him in the head with a narrow axe. In 1707 3 JOHN, N. Yarm., according to trad, writ­ his child was bound out for 21 years to Col. ten by Amos Atwell, b. 1730, came from Thomas Packer. England with John Mains, whose dau. he 3 JOSEPH, Portsmouth, b. c. 1634. In 1652, m. He is mentioned at Lynn in 1650, but around Sagamore Creek, sued Mary Clay came with Mains to N. Yarm., where "At- for slander. In 1657 was bondsman for well's Creek" is on the south side of Royal's Gowen Wilson in York Court. Settled in River below the cemetery. Under Danforth Greenland. Lists 43, 330b, 326ac, 311b, 47, John York got his land. In Philip's War he 331a. Adm. 24 Sep. 1678 to town officers; fled to York, where he built and fenced at "children" mentioned. Roger Sarchwell, Cape Neck. From York in 1690 he fled to who expected to marry the widow Ann, in­ Lynn, where two Johns lived in 1695 and stead rendered bill for money, salt, dry his son John with wife Margaret were liv­ goods and 2 mos. work. Ch. John (poss. ing in 1727. He raised a family in N. Yarm., took name Satchell, of Greenland, with wife four ch. werè named by the grandson of Eleanor, in 1713, spelt Sachel in his will, of one of them, not including Andrew, bap. at Stratham, proved 8 Beb. 1725-6; and prob. Charlestown 20(1) 1692. Ch. John, removed Jane, who accused Daniel Allen in 1694. from Lynn to Killingly, Conn.; m. in Wen- ham 12 Dec. 1693 Margaret Max. 3 ch. rec. 4 THEODORE, Boston, cousin of (1) and Richard, m. (int. 11 Sept. 1703) his cousin step-son of Mary (Wheelwright) Lyde, Lydia Felt, dau. of Moses and Hannah ±19 in 1664 was acting for his father. Killed (Mains). They were parents of Richard of in the Narragansett fight 19 Dec. 1675, his Attleboro. Joseph. Sarah, m. Joseph Town- widow Elizabeth (Mitchelson) m. Mr. Henry send of Maiden. Dering. 4 ch. incl. Theodore, b. 3 Oct. 1669. Abigail, b. 13 Dec. 1672, m. John Winslow, 4 PHILIP, lived in Kittery and vicinity James Oborn and Samuel Penhallow, Esq. over 20 years, employed in the fisheries. 5 THEODORE (4), eminent citizen of New­ He m. the widow of John Andrews by 1672 castle 1693-1719, Indian captive and en­ but soon had a falling out and 26 Mar. 1673 voy, captain, justice, sheriff, assemblyman, had taken his chest out into the bushes. councillor. Lists 399a, 315cb, 68, 63, 336c, He was questioned in 1695 for absence from 316. Died 6 May 1719. Wife Mary surv., meeting. called cousin in Ruth Tarleton's will. She Atwood, John, called himself of Sheepscot was a member of the church in Boston. Ch in petition for land, 1688. Elizabeth, b. Bost. 28 Nov. 1692; m. 22 May Augustine, John, Falmouth, see Güstin. 1711 Dr. Robert Pike; d. 5 Feb. 1719-20. Ch. Aullwers, John, Falmouth, see Oliver. Mary, b. Newcastle 6 June 1695; m. 11 June AULT, John, Durham, b. by deps. 1601-1605. 1713 Rev. Wm. Shurtleff; d.s.p. aft. 1760. Constable 1650. Grand jury 1650, 1660. Theodore, b. 30 Dec. 1697, m. 4 Sept. 1732 In 1657 he and Richard York adm. est. of Hannah (Wentworth), widow of Samuel Geo. Bronson. Lists 354abc, 355ab, 356a, Plaisted, dau. of Lt. Gov. John and Sarah 361a, 363abc, 364, 365, 359a, 49. He m. (Hunking) Wentworth; d. 22 Sep. 1779. Remembrance Tibbetts, who came aged 28 Eminent magistrate and diplomat. Scratched in 1635 with-Henry. They deeded lands to a useful record of deaths on the bottom of their three daus. in 1669, 1672 and 1674. his silver platter. List 358b. His wife d Ch. Rebecca, b. 1641, m. 1st, in 1660, Henry 12 Dec. 1769. 2 ch. Hallowell, 2d 28 Sep. 1665 Tho. Edgerly. Elizabeth, m. William Perkins. Remem­ ATWELL, a typical English surname, es­ brance, m. John Rand. pecially North of England. AUSTIN, (Augustine), a general English 1 BENJAMIN, known only for selling 95 surname, common in the middle counties. ducks at the Trelawny plantation in 1 FRANCIS. His lot at Dedham had passed 1639-40. Presum. his widow Dorothy m. to Francis Chickering bef. 1640. Land Richard Martin. She was mother of Ben­ grants in Hampton, to himself 30 June 1640, jamin Atwell and Lydia, appar. Atwell, wife to his widow 13 July 1642. She was Isabel AUSTIN 69 AVERILL Bland, dau. of Mr. John and Isabel Smith Ch. b. 1709-1723. Elizabeth, m. 25 Dec. 1712 alias Bland of Martha's Vinyard. Cf. Banks Ralph Farnham. 10 ch. Ichabod, accused M. V. ii. He quickly d. and she m. Thomas by Sarah Moore, dau. of John and Martha Leavitt. Known ch. Isabella, b. c. 1633, m. (Walford) Moore (her son "Ichabod" b. 12 Philip Towle. Jemaima, bp. with Keziah, Aug. 1712, perh. called himself Benoni, pos­ m. John Knowles. Keziah, bp. 24 Jan. 1641, sibly that Ichabod drowned at Gloucester called Tucker in wills of step-father and 17 Mar. 1734-5); m.in 1717 Susannah Young, mother, living at a distance, poss. mother of dau. of Matthews and Eleanor (Haines). Samuel of Chatham. He d. 19 Sep. 1718 and his widow m. Mag­ 2 GEORGE, see Alston. nus Redlon. Her. ch. by both husbands were 3 JOHN, see Ashton. recorded together: Ichabod, b. 29 Mar. 1717- 4 JOSEPH, b. ±1616, Matthew, b. ±1620, 8, four by Redlon. Joseph, had the home­ and Samuel, but little younger than Benj. stead, m. 19 Apr. 1725 Sarah Grant, dau. of Bosworth b. ±1615, all had to do with Dover. James and Mary (Nason) Grant of Ber­ Matthew named a dau. Isabel. Samuel was wick; d. 4 Feb. 1799. List 279. 3 ch. rec. an early friend and [church?] brother of Benjamin, of Berwick, laborer, in 1746. Capt. Benj. Bosworth, from the region of 7 SAMUEL Wells, innholder. See (4). Of Dedham, whence Francis Austin came to Dover 1649, const. 1650, sold his house Hampton. The relations of these men to 1650. Const, of Wells 1655, com. t.e.s.c. each other, to the Austins of Charlestown, 1663-4, 1669, 1678, grand jury 1665-1667, and to Annis (Austin) Littlefield, have not 1679, 1681, 1683 (foreman 1666, 1688), as­ been exam. Joseph was a wit. in Eliot in semblyman 1682. Refugee at Charlestown. 1648. By Oct. 1649 he had m. Sarah Star- Lists 354b, 261-263, 24, 25, 265, 266, 28, 33. buck of Dover, dau. of Edward and Cath­ He m. 1st Elizabeth Gooch, dau. of Mr. John arine (Reynolds) Starbuck. Const. 1656-7, and Ruth; 2d, by 1661, Sarah, widow of grand jury 1651, x x, 1660. Lists 354abc, William Storer of Dover, and brought up 355a, 356abcefg, 341. Will 25-29 Jan. 1662-3. her children recorded 1640-1651. Only ch. "Sarah Austin," was taxed in 1663. (List Elizabeth, by 1st wife, m. Samuel Hill of 356h.) She m. 2d, 2 Mar. 1664-5, Humphrey Biddeford, Wells and Charlestown, who Varney. Ch. Thomas. Benjamin, Nantuck­ made a home for her aged parents. et. His est. was divided in 1681 among 8 THOMAS(4), Dover, house carpenter and four bros. and sist. Nathaniel, Nantucket. wheelwright. Juryman 1679. Lists 359ab, Deborah, m. 1668 John Coffin, 1647-1711; d. 49, 52, 57. Had the homestead. He m. Ann on Nantucket 4 Feb. 1718. 9 ch. Mary, m. Otis, dau. of Richard and Rose (Stoughton). 17 May 1674 Capt. Richard Gardner of Nan­ Ch. Rose, b. 3 Apr. 1678, m. Ephraim Tib­ tucket, 1653-1728, Judge of Probate; d. 1 betts. Sarah, b. 1 Mar. 1682, m. 22 Dec. June 1721. 10 ch. 1712 John Canney. Nathaniel, b. 2 Mar. 5 MATTHEW, York, weaver. See (4). 1687, d. 1749; m. Catherine Neal, dau. of Serg. 1659; selectman 1665, 1669-73, Andrew and Catherine (Furbish). 12 eh. 1683-6; Jury 1662. Grand jury 1663, 1674, Thomas, b. 5 June 1689, d. 10 Nov. 1706. 1676, 1679, 1681, 1686. Lists 25, 33. Will List 96. Joseph, b. 30 June 1692; d. 20 June 19 Nov. 1684- 1 Mar. 1685-6. He m. 1st a 1776; m. Sarah. 8 ch., including Rose and dau. of Tho. Canney; 2d Mary (Davis), wid­ Stoten. Nicholas, b. 20 Aug. 1695, of Dover ow of George Dodd, dau. of Nicholas Davis, 1720, settled in Abington, "Pa.; wife Jane. who m. 3d after 1686 (William of Boston?) 13 ch. Anne, twin. Samuel, b. 2 Oct. 1698, Wright, and was living in York in 1713. d. bef. 1776; m. 23 Nov. 1727 Abigail Pink­ Ch. by first wife, Matthew, b. ±1658; by 2d ham, dau. of Solomon and Mary (Field). wife, Mary, m. 1st, bef. 6 June 1686, Jon­ 7 ch. Benjamin, b. 31 July 1704, d. 1782; athan Saywood, 2d, Lewis Beane. Sarah, m. 19 Sep. 1729 Sarah Pinkham, dau. of b. bf. 1667, m. 1st Joseph Preble, 2d Job Thomas. 9 ch. b. in Somersworth. Young. Isabella, b. aft. 1667, m. Samuel AVANT, Francis, yeoman, Kittery, 1693- Bragdon. 1696. Bot at Spruce Creek. 6 CAPT. MATTHEW(5), innholder, many Aveling, Arthur. Damariseove 1622-1626, years juryman, foreman 1711, 1712, prom­ List 8. inent in county affairs. Adm. 6 Jan. 1718- AVERILL, Avery, E very, Everell, offener 9 to James Grant. Wife Mary Littlefield, Avery in England. dau. of Capt. John. Ch. Matthew, "only 1 JOHN, perh. two men; (Everell) Wells son," killed by Indians 11 Aug. 1704. List wit. 1660; (Averill) sued two Portsmo. 96. Mary, taken by Indians bef. 1695; m. men 1665-1666. 3 Jan. 1710 Etienne Gibau of Montreal, car­ 2 JOHN(6) (Avery); in 1703 bot a half in­ penter; d. 4 Oct. 1755. List 99. 9 ch. terest in a sawmill on Winnecut River. Patience, m. James Grant of York, gent. Lists 57, 338bd. He m. Elizabeth (Hill), AVERILL 70 AYERS widow of Wm. Davis, dau. of John and John Thompson brought Dr. Morgan, and Elizabeth Hill. List 338b. He was living agreed to pay her bills. in 1728, she surviving in 1731 and prob, d., Avery, see Averill. "John Avery's mother," 14 Dec. 1747. Son AX ALL, Humphrey, in 1682 was sued by the John, m. 18 Mar. 1724-5 Bridget Huggins, Est. of Samuel Biss; in 1685 deposed in granddau. of Nathaniel and Sarah. Ch. Portsmo.; in 1687 was bound over in York 3 LAWRENCE and JOHN (Avery), dealt Court; about 1692 m. Mary (Jenkins) wid­ with the Cutts in 1650-51. See Wm. Fol­ ow of John Green, dau. of Eeynold and Ann lett. See(9). Jenkins, occupied her late husband's place 4 PAUL (Averell), Berw. wit. 1695. Y D on Eliot Neck, and was highway surveyor. vi. 160. Having joined the Baptists, they removed 5 ROBERT(6) (Avery), Greenland. In to South Carolina. 1726 and 1729 he deeded his homestead AYERS, a West of England surname. in halves to his sons Robert (m. Sarah Pett See Eyre, for Thomas, Eleanor, Elea- 5 Nov. 1724) and Edward. Both sons had zer, of London; also for Simon, children. John, Benj., of Boston. 6 THOMAS (Avery), Greenland, b. ±1631, 1 EDWARD, Portsmouth, blacksmith, one was in Portsmo. (proprietor) by 1657. of four or five bros. concerned in the Pis­ In 1671 he was app. public executioner. cataqua, sons of Capt. John, of Ipswich and Lists 326ab, 311b, 47. Inv. Sep. 1681 showed Brookfield, killed by the Indians 2 Aug. an old house and a new one. His widow 1675. See Hist. B. p. 180. Lists 62, 67, Joan prob. ni. Bichard Andrews. Ch. Thom­ 335a, 33ffd, 337, all name most of them. as, b. 1657. John. Robert. Also prob, Edward was of Kit. 1686, serving as ap­ others, as Elizabeth, in court 1692. praiser with Hammond. In Portsmo. he was 7 THOMAS (Averill), Wells and York, bp. grand juryman, selectman. Lists 359b, 296- 7 Jan. 1630 at Chipping Norton, Oxford­ 298, 98, 60, 336c. His broken grst. reads: shire, son of Wm. and Abigail (Hinton), 30 day . . . 172[3] in 65th year. The next who came to Topsfleld. He came to Wells stone: Alice wife of Edw. Ayers d. 9 Feb. bef. 1671 and settled far inland, near the 1717-8, aged 53. His next wife, Hannah headline of South Berwick, in a region (Martyn), widow of Richard Jose, dau. of afterw. dist. by the ruins of his chimney, Richard and Sarah (Tuttle) Martyn, m 2 "Averill's Back." At the approach of the Oct. 1718, d. 12 Jan. 1718-9. He then m. 23 2d War he withdrew to Cape Neddick, and Feb. 1719-20 Margaret Williams, who was thence to Chebaceo, in Ipswich. In 1672 of Ipswich in 1734. Ch. Elizabeth, m. 1st his wife was Hannah. List 86. His and his 30 Oct. 1701 Dr. Caleb Griffeth (4 ch.); 2d, wife's last years were .spent in York, on Nov. 1709, Lieut. Henry Lyon of York, later the shore east of Cape Neddick, where his of Roxbury; 3d, 23 Feb. 1720-1, Moses In­ oldest son had his land and was granted graham of Portsmo., tailor, later of York adm. of his estate 7 Apr. 1714. Lists 298, (1 ch.). Edward, had grant in Brookfield 33, 86, 267b, 269b. His surv. ch. were Sarah, d.s.p. Susannah, m. 20 Sep. 1715 John Cutt, m. Ebenezer Lufkin. Job, 1671-1726, York; cooper. Abigail, m. 25 Nov. 1709 Joseph m. Mary Preble dau. of Joseph and Sarah Moulton. Mary, m. 10 Apr. 1710 John Fos­ (Austin). His .sons lived in York. List ter of Boston, and was his widow in 1763 279. Benjamin, of Gloucester, mariner; m. 10 ch. Hannah, m. 16 July 1724 Nathaniel at Boston 24 July 1702 Mary "Chambet" or Fellows, cooper. Phebe, m. 15 Feb. 1721-2 Chamblet, an heir of Henry Champnois. See Joseph Sherburne, mariner. John, bp., with Averell Gen. 1926: pp. 98, 103, passim. The three older, July 1708; m. 6 Jan. 1722-3 Averiiis of Kennebunkport, called by Brad­ Mary Hunking, who d. IT July 1754 in 50th bury four brothers, were grand-nephews of year; his fam. Bible has not his death. 13 ch (7). Of the four, Job, of Middleton and Sheepscot, was a cousin, but B.'s authority 2 EPHRAIM, York. List 279. for Samuel's being a brother must be ac­ 3 JAMES, see Orr. List 356d. counted good. 4 JOHN (Aires), see (9). 5 MARK, bro. of (1), Portsmouth, cord- 8 THOMAS(6) (Avery), Greenland; m. 8 wamer. Lists 57, 333a, and under (1). Oct. 1697 Abigail Coombs, widow. "Old Foreman of jury 1698, grand jury 1699. Thomas Avery" died 6 Sep. 1744. Lists Was of Newington in 1721, yet the grave­ 332b, 47,57, 62,67,335a, 338a. Prob, had dans. stone in Portsmo. is app. for his wife: Sa­ 9 WILLIAM (Every) had son Ebenezer, rah, d. 12 Jan. 1727[8, aged 66; she had aged 11 in 1668, bound to Eichard Cutt, been ch. mem. in Ipswich. Ch. George, cord- who had taken him an infant. See(3). wainer; m. 10 Dec. 1712 Abigail Perkins, Averta, Susannah, "a Jersey maid at Mr. dau. of Jonathan and Sarah; both living in Martyn's," in 1672 lay sick at his house. 1747. List 339. Ch. Thomas, bp. Portsmo. AYERS 71 BABB 10 Deo. 1693, clothier, Newington; m. Han­ seph Hall of Greenland, who had kept nah. Ch. (Also perh. Eebecca and Mary, him 2 years. In 1696 he leased the Hall joined the Newington church 1726-1728.) farm, but a year later was living in John 6 NATHANIEL, bro. of (1), Portsmouth, Westbrook's house near the great swamp. blacksmith, b. June 1670; d. at Boston Lists 57, 334a, 335a, 330de, 337. In 1713 he 4 Dec. 1737. Foreman of jury 1692, 1697, was taxed in Greenland, in 1714 "Widow sergeant, justice. Joined Portsmouth church Babb and son." She was Sarah Cate, dau. 22 June 1693. Lists 57, 62-64, 68, 330b, 331c, of James and Alice. List 338b. Ch. Philip, and under (1). He m. Amy (Cowell) widow had homestead; m. 1st 29 May 1718 Eachel of Jethro Furber, dau. of Edward and Ag­ Lewis, prob. dau. of Abraham, 2d 11 Nov. nes, who was living at Boston in 1740. List 1736 Fredrika (Berry), widow of Samuel 331c. Ch. Nathaniel, Boston, 4 ch. Amy, Huggins, dau. of Wm. and Judith Berry. m. 16 Jan. 1710-11 Samuel Swasey. If son. List 339. Will 1758-1782 names wife Fred- Elnathan, Boston, ch. Edward, Boston, 2+5 rica and 8 ch. Priscilla, m. 26 Nov. 1724 eh. See Ayres Gen. 1870: p. 21. Nathaniel Knight. James, cordwainer, re­ 7 THOMAS, bro. of (1), Ipswich and Ports­ moved to Scarb. ab. 1728, later settled in mouth, farmer. Lists under (1). He m. Westbrook; d. Apr. 1748, leaving widow 21 Mar. 1677-8 Hannah Errington, and prob. Hannah. 5 ch. John, removed to Scarb. 2d Elizabeth , who was dism. from ab. 1728; m. 25 May 1731 Sarah (Bennett), the Bowley to the Portsmo. church 5 May widow of Wallis Fenderson and dau. of 1700. Adm. 5 Dec. 1722 to sons Abraham Henry and Margaret Bennett. She was and Thomas. Ch. rec. in Newbury and Ips­ buried 9 Dec. 1765, he 19 Feb. 1773. 4? ch. wich: Thomas, b. 25 Jan. 1678-9, prob. d.y. Mary, bap. 1713, prob. m. 17 May 1727-8 Hannah, b. 2 Aug. 1680; m. 16 Oct. 1711 Elisha Berry of Scarb. Brob. other ch., as Edward Toogood. Rebecca, b. 27 May 1682. Isaiah, bp. Oct. 1710. Sarah, m. Walter Foss Susannah (prob, that dau. b. June 1686), m. 13 Sep. 1726. 19 May 1707 Wm. Scales of Rowley, Ips­ 2 PHILIP, prominent fishing master at Isles wich, Portsmouth, Falmouth, and finally, of Shoals (Hog) from 1652 or earlier where he was killed by the Indians 24 Apr. until his death. Local magistrate. In 1668 1725, North Yarmouth, (6 ch.); 2d Capt. Roger Kelly was bonded for abusive car­ Cornelius Soule. Abraham, b. 18 June 1688; riages towards Mr. Babb and his wife; in m. 18 Oct. 1716 Mary Jackson, dau. of Sam­ 1671 Lawrence Carpenter for cruel usage uel and Mary (Melcher), who m. 2d Jacob of Mary Babb's servant. Lists 282, 301, 76, Lavers. 4 ch. Sarah, b. 29 Aug. 1690. 25. Inv. was taken 31 Mar. 1671, and his Thomas, leased the Hall-Peirce farm at widow soon died. Prob, other ch. besides: Greenland. He m. 13 Aug. 1713 Ruth Sher­ William, The books of Philip English, Sa­ burne, dau. of John and Mary (Jackson). lem merchant, have a charge against Wil­ Will 3 June-25 July 1764. 9 ch. Mehit- liam Babb & Co. [Tho.Babb] "To goods sold able, b. 5 Apr. 1697, prob. m. 29 Apr. 1718 them to carry to the Southward." The acct. Abraham Senter, from Ipswich. runs to 1684. Adm. to widow Deborah 30 8 WILLIAM Portsmouth, sadler, perh. that June (inv. 20 Feb.) 1690-1, Essex Co., Mass. son of Samuel of Ipswich b. 26 Jan. 1681, Thomas. Indentured in Apr. 1675 to Henry another bro. of (1). Adm. 28 Sep. 1716 to Greene of Hampton "a child that now lives widow Mary (Hopley), dau. of Robert and with him." Thomas Babb's acct. with Mr. Elizabeth (Tucker), m. 24 Oct. 1706. She English runs to July 1685. He m. Bathsheba m. 2d, 4 Oct. 1716, Sampson Doe, and 3d, Hussey, dau. of John and Rebecca (Perkins) one Stevens, her name in 1765 when she of Hampton and Delaware. Will 1748-1751, made her will. Ch. Hopley, m. 4 Oct. 1730 Delaware, names ch. Peter, Thomas, Philip, Mary Frost of Newcastle. William, bp. Mary, Rebecca, Lydia. The names Peter with the last 11 Sep. 1709. Mary, bp. 20 and Philip occur among the- Babbs of Va. June 1714. and N. C. Philip. Sampson. Peter, b. 29 9 ZACHARIAH (Eaires), with John Aires Sep. 1671. ±23, were witnesses at Durham in the 3 PHILIP(2), m. in 1692 Lydia Bragdon, Chesley cattle case, 1672. See Hoyt's Sals, dau. of Arthur and Lydia (Twisden), p. 37. Zachariah m. 27 June 1678 Elizabeth who m. 2d Samuel Norton, a soldier from Chase, dau. of Aquila. Amesbury, where they were living in 1723. AYNEL, William, of Portsmouth, mariner, Ch. Joshua, of Portsmouth, glazier, 1721- in 1684 sued Mr. John Hunkins, mer­ 1757; m. 12 Dec. 1720 Deborah Bickford, chant, for wages. dau. of Benj. and Sarah of Newington. Ch. BÂBB, a West of England surname, and 4 SAMPSON(2), Portsmouth. Lists 334a, Philip occurs near Dartmouth. 335a, 339. Will 1736-1739. Perh. m. 3 1 PETER(2) was appr. 27 June 1676 to Jo­ wives: 1st "Elizabeth," in list of church BABB 72 BAILEY members bef. 1708, likelier the minister's Hist. Soc. v. 63. error for Sarah (wife of (2) ; Sarah, named BADCOCK, Nicholas, accused by Ann Cole as mother of Esther; Grace, named as S Oct. 1686, married by Justice Bare­ mother of Benjamin and in will, prob. foote. Male child. Taxed 1690. Grace (Taprill), widow of Israel Hoit, Badiver, John. Richmond Island. List 21. dau. of Robert and Abishag (Walton) Badreck (Bothwick?), Robert, Cochecho Taprill. Ch. Sampson, m. Dorothy Hoit, wit. 1669. dau. of Israel and Grace (Taprill). Richard, Badson, see Batson. settled in Barrington; m. in Greenland 14 BAG-LEY, James, Falmouth, 1690. List Nov. 1735 Margaret Filgar, dau. of Charles. 225a. Doc. Hist. vi. 489, 498. See Hoyt's William, m. 7 Dec. 1732 Dorcas Haines, dau. Salisb. p. 612. of Aquila and Mehitable (Freethy). 5 ch. BAGNALL, Walter, came as a servant to Mary, m. 16 Apr. 1721 Jeremiah Hodsdon. Mass., perh. by 1623; at Biehmond or Elizabeth, m. John Alltimes, later of Ken­ Richmans Island by 1628. By unserup. deal­ nebunkport. Will 12 Oct. -10 Nov. 1750. ings with the Indians he had accumulated 4? ch. Alice, received into covenant 9 Feb. wealth when he and John (Bray?) were 1729. Sarah, m. one Johnson. Susannah, murdered by them,(about Oct. 3, 1631), two m. 19 June 1734 Wm. Johnson. Esther, bp. months before the Island was granted to 26 Feb. 1720-1, m. 6 May 1741 Wm. Cotton. him by the Council for New Eng. "Black Benjamin, bp. 10 Mar. 1722-3. Will" was later hung for it by Capt. Neale. 5 THOMAS, English shipmaster and fac­ A pot of gold and silver , coin supposed to tor; brought many passengers; dealt have been Bagnall's was ploughed up 11 with Edward Trelawny and others. He kept May 1855. his family at Wapping, his wife Eleanor Bagster, see Baxter. dau. of George Rolfe; Barbara Bolfe was BAGWORTH (Backway), Benjamin, fell her relation. off the deck of his ship at Newcastle BACEY, 1 John, Senior, aged ±65 in 1703, (Piscataqua), "where he always traded," knew Casco Bay bef. Bhilip's War. in July 1698 — body not found. Here from 2 RICHARD, ±27 in 1679, fisherman for 1686. He kept his wife Jane, childless, who Roger Kelly. In 1681 was sued by Mr. called John Endicott, cooper, "brother-in- Wainwright for advances in a fishing voy­ law," in Boston. Heirs lived in Southwark, age. Surrey. Bacniler, see Batehelder. BAILEY, Bayliff, the 53d commonest Eng­ BACKUS, or -house, Francis, appeared at lish surname, and became the 40th com­ Ogunquit, Wells, in 1668, where he sold monest in New England. out in 1671. .Settled in Wells village, moved 1 ELTHIN (Bailiff), see Hilkiah(3). to Saco about 1681, escaped to Plymouth 2 HENRY, Falmouth; refugee at Dorches­ Colony. Lists 269b, 265, 266, 249, 33. He ter, where he died 12 Nov. 1717. List m. 1st 1672 Rebecca Cross, dau. of John; 2d 228c. Will 1716-1717. He m. Mary Penley, Dorcas (Seeley), widow of James Gibbins, dau. of Sampson and Rachel, who was still dau. app. of Richard Seeley. He was a wit­ his widow, of Stoughton, in 1734. Ch. Ed­ ness in Flymouth Court in 1697, but "of ward, of Dorchester. Elizabeth, m. John Saco'' again in 1702, and his wife still liv­ Wentworth. See Wentworth Gen. i. 193. ing, in the interim of peace. The younger 3 HILKIAH, Scarb. 1645. Evid. misread ch. were by the 2d wife. Elizabeth, in 1697 "Elthin" (Bailiff) in Y. D. ii. 53. Hil- was "late of Duxberry," m. 22 Feb. 1699 kiah was sued by Capt. Cammoek at the Ebenezer Wing of Sandwich. Nathaniel, same time as Richard Foxwell, "Elthin" was of Sandwich. Will 2 Oct. 1727 named wife tenant of Mr. Foxwell on land adj.(6). Remember and 7 eh. Joshua, d.s.p.; adm. 4 JAMES, Bidd. wit. 1671. Y. D. ii. 97. 1706 to Nathaniel. Hannah, m. 23 Feb. 1699 Benj. Nye of Falmouth, Barnstable Co. 5 JOHN, fisherman at Isles of Shoals, 1659- 7 ch. Daniel, b. 1691, living in Dartmouth 1667. Ch. Willmot, m. Michael Endell, in 1719. [One Samuel was a fort soldier in to whom her father deeded his house, 1662. Maine in 1696.] 6 JONAS (Bullyf), Scarb., b. 1607. This man's will called Nicholas Bully his Backway, Benjamin, see Bagworth. brother, yet his own name was only spelt BACON, William. In 1674 he and Tho. Bayly, Baly, Beyley, Beyly, Balie, Baile, Kennedy (John Redman, atty) sued the Beiil, Beeil. Perh. the two were brothers- town of Hampton for ejecting them from a in-law. Jonas came to Richmond Isl., thence house they had built on the commons. In to Blue Point, where he m. 1st Elizabeth, 1674 he collected £1 for killing a wolf. In widow of George Dearing, and had his land; 1678, living in Rye, he got drunk. Wm. 2d, Eleanor, widow of John Jackson, who Baker (Bacor) is misprinted Bacon in 1 Me. ' m. 3d Giles Barge. Lists 21, 23, 232, 233,