[Haywood v. Brome]

Anthony Haywood plaint. cont^a Iohn Brome in an action of the case for not performing his bargain made about the. 4^th Decemb^r ult^o of a parcel of Rhum cont^a about 246 gallons, w^ch s^d Haywood bought at. 21^d per gallon and s^d Brome was to deliver free of all charges as custom &c^a but did not, So that 240 gallons or thereabouts is Seized on by the Collector for Custom in behalfe of the Country whereby the plaint. is damnified about twenty two pounds money with other due damages &c^a. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. twenty one pounds in money damage & costs of Court allow^d twenty Eight Shillings: This Action was tryed at the last County Court but Judgem^t not entred untill this Court according to Law the Defend^t being out of the Country.

[Howard v. Carwin et al.]

Robert Howard Attourny unto Rich^d Baylie W^m Walker & Morgan Lewes Exec^rs to the last will and Testam^t of Robert Breviter Esq^r of the Island of Barbados plaint. cont^a Ionathan Carwin who married with Elizabeth Relict of Robert Gibbs dece^d & Adm^x to his Estate; and Cap^tn Elisha Hutchinson who married w^th Elizabeth Relict of Iohn Freake dece^d Adm^x to his Estate or either of them as so related Defend^ts for not paying the Summe of two hundred and Fifty pounds Sterling due as the Forfiture of a bond under the hands and Seales of the s^d Gibbs & Freake wherein they are jointly and severally bound bearing date. 2^d Decemb^r 1672. with all due damages. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Forfiture of the bond, two hundred and Fifty pounds and costs of Court; Both partys appearing and moving for a Chancery The plaint. craved onely his principle debt and some small matter of damage The Court chancered this Forfiture to Sixty Seven pounds one Shilling six pence in money and Sixty Seven pounds in boards according to bond (having allow^d Five pounds in money for damage) and costs of Court granted thirty one Shillings six pence.

Execution issued. 4^o Aug^o 1679.

Holowells cont^a Butler

William Holowell jun^r Benjamin Holowell and Edward Ashley who married Mary Holowell or their Attourny pl^ts cont^a Stephen Butler pretended Executor of Mary Ward late of Boston dece^d Defend^t for that the s^d Stephen Butler doth under pretence of such Executorship and colour of Law, withold for about eleven years last past, the moity of the Estate of Benjamin Ward sometime Husband of the s^d Mary to the value of Four Hundred pounds or thereabouts as by Inventory thereof upon Record will more fully appear with the profits and improvements thereof from the s^d William Benjamin and Edward the right heires of the same, together with damages as shalbee made appeare. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint^s the Estate Sued for [591] According to Inventory and costs of Court: The Defend^t appealed from this Iudgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants & put in Security for prosecution thereof to Effect.

Ashley cont^a Thomas

Edward Ashley plaint. cont^a Rice Thomas Defend^t in an action of debt of ten pounds in money due by booke with damages &^c. . . . The Iury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court.

Lynde cont^a Phippeny

Simon Lynde of Boston Merch^t plaint. cont^a Robert Haughton and Sarah Phippeny Widdow or either of them Defend^ts in an action of the case for not paying unto the plaint. the Summe of Forty nine pounds eight Shillings in money due unto him the. 4^th day of April. 1678. according to a writing or ingagem^t under their hands and Seales dated. 3^d April. 1676. whereby they are jointly & severally bound for the payment of the aboves^d Summe with damages &c^a . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Forty nine pound eight Shillings money according to engagem^t & costs of Court: The Defend^t Phippeny appealed from this Iudgement unto the next Court of Assistants and put in Security for prosecution thereof to effect: Afterwards both partys appeared in Court and declared they had agreed, Requesting the Appeale might bee withdrawn, which was accordingly granted.

Crowne cont^a Paine

Colonel W^m Crowne plaint. cont^a the goods Estate late belonging unto m^r Iohn Paine dece^d as Assets in the hands of Richard Knight Adm^r or wheresoever else they may bee found Defend^t This Action was dismis’t, There being a Committee appoinf by the Court to take in the claims of the Credito^rs as an insolvant Estate, and no sute Admitt^d likewise the plaint. asserting that no person obstructed his taking possession of the Estate hee Sueth for.

Long cont^a Leichfeild

Thomas Long of Hartford plaint. cont^a Thomas Leichfeild and Mary his wife (late Mary Long) Adm^rs of the Estate left by Ioseph Long sometime of Dorchester dece^d Defend^t in an action of Reveiw of a case tryed at a County Court held at Boston. 29^o Iuly. 1673. between the s^d Thomas Long by his Attournys plaint. and Ioseph Long Defend^t for witholding and improving a parcel of Land containing ten or twelve Acres lying in the great Lotts in Dorchester within pale &c^a according to Attachm^t. . . . The Iury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court.

Waldron cont^a Henderson

Isaac Waldron plaint. cont^a W^m Henderson Defend^t in an action of reveiw of a case tryed at a County Court held in Boston. 30^th April. 1678. and from thence carried by Appeale unto the Court of Assistants in September following for non payment of one hundred and Fifty pounds in money or what shall appeare due by promiss and engagement under the s^d Hendersons hand and Seale &c^a according to attachm^t. . . . [592] The Iury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court.

[See cases of the same name, above, pp. 903, 924.]

Man cont^a Wing

Iohn Man plaint. cont^a Iohn Wing Defend^t in an action of debt of nine pounds one Shilling and six pence in money Remaining due upon the ballance of Accompt as shalbee made appear with other due damages &c. . . . The Jury brought in a Special Verdict. Viz^t if the testimony of one man to an Acco^t which hee hath received from another under his hand, the Defend^t not denying it bee a sufficient testimony to the proving of a debt then wee finde for the plaint. Eight pounds in money and costs of Court, if not wee finde for the Defend^t costs of Court. The Magistrates Iudge for the plaint. Eight pounds in money and costs of Court granted twenty one Shillings.

Execution issued 13. Aug^o 1679.

Keen cont^a Wiswall

Iohn Keen plaint. cont^a Iohn Wiswall Iunio^r Defend^t in an action of the case for defameing and Slaundering the wife of the s^d Keen by Saying that the small pox was rife in Boston and that it was said Shee had got the great ones which words hee hath spoken to severall persons and thereby greatly damnified the plaint. in his name credit & Imploy this with all other due damages: . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. that the s^d Iohn Wiswall pay unto the plaint. Fifty pounds in money, or make an acknowledgem^t to the Satisfaction of the Hono^rd Court and pay costs of Court: The Defend^t appealed from this Iudgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants & put in Security for prosecution thereof to effect.

Savage cont^a Hutchinson

Ephraim Savage who married with Sarah the Relict of and Adm^x of the Estate of Obadiah Walker dece^d plaint. cont^a Cap^tn Elisha Hutchinson who married with Elizabeth Relict & Adm^x of the Estate of m^r John Freake dece^d Defend^t

The partys mutually agreed in Court to Submit this Action and all other differences between them upon Acc^o as they stand in the capasitys above mentioned to the determination of the Bench which they accepted of.

Leech cont^a Paine et^a

Iohn Leech plaint. cont^a Moses Paine Senior Daniel Turell Senior and Ionathan Bridgham Administrate^rs to the Estate of Iohn Cleare Iunior of Boston dece^d Def^dts in an action of debt of twelve pounds nineteen Shillings in money due to the plaint. for worke done for him by s^d Cleare in finishing his house &c^a. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. five pound Fifteen Shillings nine pence money and costs of Court allow^d twenty Shillings two pence.

Simpson cont^a Salter &c^a

Lo-Ammi Simpson or his lawful Attourny plaint. cont^a Iabez Salter and Nathanael Addams jun^r Defend^ts in an action of the case for not paying unto Elizabeth wife of [593] s^d Simpson late Relict of Richard Critchley dece^d the Summe of ten pounds in money due unto her to the third of november last (according to the order of a County Court held at Boston by adjournm^t of the Generall Court: Novemb^r 23. 1675) being for one year &c^a w^th damages: . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. ten pounds in money and costs of Court allowed Eighteen Shillings and ten pence.

Execution issued. 6^o Aug^o 1679.

Grosvenn^r cont^a Hall

Iohn Grosvenner plaint. cont^a Richard Hall & Elizabeth Hall his wife late Widdow Relict & sole Executrix of In^o Holbrooke dece^d Defend^t in an action of reveiw of a case formerly tryed at a County Court held at Boston the. 29^th of April last, where the s^d Elizabeth obtained judgement against the s^d Grosvenner for cost of Court which is to his damage with all other due damages: . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. the ten hides in controversy or five pounds and costs of Court granted Forty Eight Shillings.

Grosven^r contra Hall

Iohn Grosvenner plaint. cont^a Richard Hall & Elizabeth Hall his wife the Relict & sole Executrix of Iohn Holbrooke dec^d Def^t for witholding a parcel of Leather amounting to the value of one hundred pounds or thereabouts, which Leather was committed to Iohn Holbrooke dece^d by the plaint. sometime in the year. 1676. to dry and dispose of according to s^d Grosvenn^rs order w^ch is not done, to his great damage. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Fifteen pounds twelve Shillings and costs of Court allow^d thirty three Shillings and two pence.

Griggs cont^a Chock

William Griggs plaint. cont^a Peter Chock Defend^t in an action of the case for defamation for that the s^d Chock hath reported before severall persons that the s^d Griggs was drunke and that hee the s^d Chock would prove it, which is very much to the plaint^s damage with other due damages &c^a. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. that the s^d Chock pay Sixty pounds money to the plaint. or make an acknowledgem^t to the Courts Satisfaction and pay costs of Court allowed Forty three Shillings.

Execucion issued, for costs. 22^o aug^o 1679.

an acknowledgem^t given in to Satisfactⁿ

Griggs cont^a Chock

William Griggs plaint. cont^a Peter Chock Defend^t in an action of the case for that the s^d Peter Chock hath forfit^d his bond for the Summe of one hundred pounds in money, w^ch said bond was made by the Exchange of money whereby hee the s^d Chock was bound to stand to agree with and fulfill an award given under the hands and Seales of Iabez Salter Edward Lilley and Nathanael Barnes upon [594] The 16^th of April last past and w^ch s^d Award the s^d Chock hath not fulfilled as shalbee made appear which hath been much to the plaint^s damage with other due damages &c^a. . . . The Iury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court: The plaint. appealed from this Iudgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants and put in security for prosecution thereof to effect.

Kinsley cont^a Hayden

John Kinsley late Constable of Milton in part of the year 1675. and part of the year. 1676. plaint. cont^a Ebenezar Hayden Defend^t for witholding the Summe of two pounds eleven Shillings and five pence being so much hee was Assessed by the Selectmen of Milton to pay to severall rates to the Country in the time of the s^d Kinsleys being Constable for which hee had warrant to collect and Levy of the s^d Hayden, which Summe was distreined by the s^d Constable in Corn but replevied by the s^d Hayden upon which Replevyn hee was cast but hath not returned the Corn nor value thereof whereof the plaint. is damnified the value aboves^d. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. two pounds eleven Shillings five pence and costs of Court allow^d thirty five Shillings eight pence.

Deane cont^a Woodbridge &c^a

Peter Sergeant and Paul Dudley Attournies of Thomas Deane Merch^t plaint^s cont^a Thomas Woodbridge of Newberry and Nicholas Paige of Boston them or either of them Defend^ts in an action of debt of One thousand pounds currant money of New-England due upon the Forfiture of an Obligacion under their hands and Seales bearing date. 2^d Iune. 1677. wherein they stand jointly and severally bound for payment of the Summe afores^d with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. Forfiture of the bond One thousand pounds money and costs of Court At Request of the Defend^ts and having heard both partys The Court chancered this Forfiture to Five hundred twenty Six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence in money (being the principall debt and damage) and costs of Court

m^r Peter Sergeant and m^r Paul Dudley Attournys of m^r Tho: Deane personally appearing in y^e office. 6^o may. 1681. acknowledged they had rec^d Security for Satisfaction of this Judgem^t from m^r Nich^o Paige by a mortgage of houseing and Lands in Boston

Js^a Addington Clrc

Deane cont^a Hilman

Peter Sergant and Paul Dudley Attournies of Thomas Deane merch^t plaint^s cont^a Iosia Hilman Defend^t The plaint^s withdrew their Action.

Matson cont^a Beale

Thomas Matson and Ioshua Matson Surviving Execute^rs of the last will of Tho: Matson dece^d plaint^s cont^a William Beale who married with Elizabeth Iackson Relict & Executrix of Edmund Iackson Defend^t in an action of the case to the value of ten pounds in money or thereabout with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint^s ten pounds in money & costs of Court allow^d Forty three Shillings and four pence.

Execucion issued 5^o aug^o 79.   [595]

Loverin &c^a cont^a Moore

William Loverin and Thomas Gent plaint^s cont^a Iohn Moore Defend^t in an action of the case for witholding the Summe of Five pounds ten Shillings in money due from the s^d Moore for two thirds of the Freight of Ninety four tons of Salt brought from onboard the Ship Indeavour Samuel Smith Command^r and for the two thirds of the Freight of one Boate load of Ballast carried onboard s^d Ship which the s^d Moore promised payment of with damages. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint^s three pounds two Shillings six pence in money and costs of Court allow^d thirty five Shillings two pence.

Barnes cont^a Chock

Nathanael Barnes plaint. cont^a Peter Chock Defend^t for witholding the Summe of twenty and four pounds twelve Shillings six pence due to the s^d Barnes as shalbee made appear with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. thirteen pounds ten Shillings six pence in money and costs of Court allow^d Forty two Shillings five pence.

Execution issued pr^o Aug^o 1679.

Frankes cont^a Rock &c^a

Sarah Frankes Widdow or her lawfull Attourny plaint. cont^a Ioseph Elyot Joseph Rock and Timothy Yeales them or either of them Defend^ts in an action of debt of one hundred & twenty pounds lawfull money of New-England due upon the Forfiture of a bond or Obligation under their hands and Seales bearing date 7^th of May. 1678. wherein they stand jointly and severally bound for the payment of s^d Summe this with all due damages: . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Forfiture of the bond one hundred & twenty pounds money and costs of Court. Upon Request of the Defend^t and hearing of both partys The Court chancered this Forfiture to thirty Seven pounds money and costs of Court m^r Rock makeing good his promiss about the Brewing Vessells and m^rs Frankes produceing a receipt from the Collector for the Forty Shillings said to bee paid for excise: The Defend^t Rock appealed from this judgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants and gave Security for prosecutⁿ thereof to effect.

Dewer cont^a Neale

Thomas Dewer plaint. cont^a Andrew Neale Defend^t The plaint. withdrew his Action.

Bridgham cont^a Paine &c^a

Ionathan Bridgham plaint. cont^a Moses Paine Sen^r Daniel Turell Sen^r as Adm^ra to the Estate of Iohn Clear Iunio^r late of Boston dece^d Defend^t in an action of debt of Eighty nine pounds money due to him from the Estate of s^d Iohn Clear for the Forfiture of a bond dat^d 5. Feb^r 1677. with damages &c^a. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Forfiture of the bond Eighty nine pounds money and costs of Court: Vpon Request of the plaint. hee craving onely his principall: The Court chancered this Forfiture to Forty three pounds thirteen Shillings in money & costs of Court allow^d thirty Shillings six pence.

Execution issued. 6. Aug^o 1679.   [596]

Craddock cont^a Balston

Thomas Craddock plaint. cont^a Iohn Balston Defend^t in an action of the case for refuseing to pay to the plaint. Seven pound money due unto him for wages for Service done by him in the Ship Adventure whereof s^d Balston was ma^r from London to Boston in New-England the plaint. being Shipped by him. 22^th February last or thereabouts and continued the Voyage to this place untill the time of her delivery here as shalbee made appeare. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. Seven pounds in money and costs of Court allow^d twenty one Shillings two pence

Execution issued 5. aug^o 1679.

Gutteridge cont^a Sexton

Robert Gutteridge plaint. cont^a Thomas Sexton master of the Ship Indeavour Defend^t according to Attachm^t The plaint. was nonsuted in failure of his process mistakeing the Ship’s name, putting Indeavour for Elizabeth

Foy cont^a Cleare

Iohn Foy plaint. cont^a lane Cleare Widdow Defend^t in an action of the case for not delivering up unto the plaint. the dwelling house &c^a that Richard Cleare formerly dwe’t in which is the plaint^s according to the order of the County Court held in Boston by Adjournm^t 6^th February. 1678. whereby the plaint. is damnified the Summe of one hundred and thirty pounds money or thereabouts. . . . The Iury . . . found for the plaint. possession of the house Sued for and costs of Court allowed Fifty five Shillings.

Execution issued 2^d aug^o 1679.

Lamb cont^a Williams

Joshua Lamb heir to part of the Estate of Iohn Alcock physitian dece^d in right of mary his wife daughter & Exec^x to the s^d Iohn Alcock and also as Attourny to Benjⁿ Walker in right of George Alcock dece^d Iohn Alcock, Zechariah Whitman in right of Sarah his wife Ephraim Hunt in right of Ioannah his wife and Cap^tn Iohn Hull Guardian to Palsgrave Alcock & Elizabeth Alcock Children and heires to the s^d Iohn Alcock dece^d plaint. cont^a Iohn Williams of Boston sometime Attourny to Iohn Greene Agent or as one that was appointed by the Hon^d County Court of Boston for the managem^t of the Estate of the s^d Iohn Alcock in behalfe of the Children heires & Exec^rs of the s^d Iohn Alcock Defend^t for that the s^d Iohn Williams refuseth or neglecteth to give a true and just Accompt unto the s^d Ioshua Lamb Attourny as afores^d of all and singular the debts profits and produce of all or any the Lands & Estate of the s^d heires committed to the care and custody of him the s^d Iohn Williams by the s^d Greene for the uses afores^d lying and being upon Block Island and Road Jsland in New-England and parts adjacent due from any person or persons there resideing and for refuseing to return and pay the effects thereof received by him the s^d Williams to the s^d Lamb for the use of the heires afores^d whereby they are damnified more then two hundred and Fifty pounds in money. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. that the Defend^t give unto the plaint. a just and true Acco^t of the Estate committed to him by m^r In^o Greene for the use of the heires and Children of m^r Iohn Alcock with the effects rec^d by the Defend^t to the plaint. by the first of October next or pay unto him Six hundred pounds in money & costs of Court.   [597]

Gilbert cont^a Payson

William Gilbert plaint. on appeale from the Judgem^t of the Worpp^ll Joseph Dudley Esq^r cont^a Samuel Payson Defend^t The Judgem^t Reasons of Appeale and Evidences in the case produced being read and committed to the Jury which are on file: The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t confirmation of the former Judgem^t and adde Eight Shillings money damage and costs of Courts.

Addams cont^a Jay &c^a

Jonathan Addams plaint. cont^a Joseph Jay and Nathanael Beale or either of them Defend^ts in an action of the case for non performance of their bargain which was to give a legall title and assurance of a parcel of Land at the North end of Boston sold by pu^rsent Defend^ts unto the plaintife and ten pounds mony money rec^d in part of payment; which they detain and refuse to give title for y^e Land &c^a w^th damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court allow^d Eighteen Shillings eight pence.

Giffard cont^a Walter

John Giffard plaint. cont^a Thomas Walter Defend^t The plaint. was nonsut^d in failure of process not rightly denominating the Defend^t and costs grant^d y^e Defend^t Four Shillings six pence.

Executⁿ issued. 10^th Nov^r 1679.

Byfeild cont^a Wallis

Nathanael Byfeild Executo^r of Cap^t Thomas Clarke dece^d plaint. cont^a Nathaniel Wallis Defend^t in action of debt to value of about two and twenty pounds four Shillings due by booke with damages. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. two and twenty pounds four Shillings money & costs of Court allow^d thirty one Shillings two pence.

Execution issued. 5^o aug^o 1679.

Dafforne cont^a Keen

John Dafforne Attourny to Iames Matthews of New-yorke plaint. cont^a John Keen Defend^t in an action of the case for not paying the Quantity of 1051 Gilders 10 Stivers wampum or the value of £:26.5:9. or thereabouts in money due to s^d Matthews upon Account with due Interest and damages &c^a . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. twenty Six pounds five Shillings nine pence in money and costs of Court allow^d thirty three Shillings.

Execution issued pr^o Octob^r 1679.

Holowell cont^a Saxton

William Holowell plaint. cont^a Thomas Saxton jun^r ma^r of the Ship Elizabeth Defend^t in an action of the case for not paying the Summe of thirty Six pounds or thereabouts in money due to the plaint. for Stuffe used and worke done upon the s^d Ship by the plaint. and his Jmploiers by order of the s^d Saxton in the year 1678. with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. Eighteen pounds Six Shillings six pence money and costs of Court allow^d Sixteen Shillings and ten pence.   [598]

Hull cont^a Maryon &c^a

Cap^tn John Hull plaint. cont^a Iohn Maryon Senio^r and Samuel Sewall Administrato^rs to the Estate of Thomas Batt Tanner late of Boston dece^d Defend^ts in an action of the case for non payment of Fifty pounds in money due to the plaint. as shalbee made to appeare with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. Forfiture of the bond One hundred and Six pounds money and costs of Court. At Request of the partys The Court chancered this Forfiture to Sixty five pounds Six Shillings money and costs of Court allow^d twenty Eight Shillings.

Execution issued 4^o Aug^o 1679.

Silley cont^a Thayer

Thomas Silley plaint. cont^a Zachariah Thayer Defend^t in an action of the case for non payment of thirty pounds money due by bond. dat^d 19^th February. 1678. w^th damages. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. thirty pounds money and costs of Court. Vpon request of the Defend^t and hearing of both partys The Court chancered this Forfiture to Six pounds twelve Shillings six pence in money being in full of the condition (the plaint. owening the receipt of nine pounds) and costs of Court.

Legg cont^a Orris

Samuel Legg plaint. cont^a Experience Orris Defend^t in an action of the case for not paying the Summe of three pounds eleven Shillings four pence money due upon the ball^a of Acco^t as shall appeare by bill under the hand of s^d Orris dat^d 15^o Ianuar^o 1678. w^th damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. three pounds eleven Shillings four pence money and costs of Court allow^d two and twenty Shillings six pence.

Execution issued 11^o Aug^o 1679.

Legg cont^a Flood

Samuel Legg plaint. cont^a Iames Flood Defend^t in an action of reveiw of a case tried at the County Court held at Boston in October. 1677. where the s^d Flood obtained Judgem^t ag^t the s^d Legg for about Seven pounds in money and costs of Court from which Judgem^t the s^d Flood appealed to the Court of Assist^s in march. 1677/8. where hee obtained a Verdict for the addition of the Summe of about nine pounds in money including costs of Courts w^ch is to the plaint^s damage about Sixteen pounds in money &c^a. . . . The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court: The plaint. appealed from this Judgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants and put in security for prosecution thereof to Effect.

Oliver cont^a Whaley

Nathanael Oliver plaint. cont^a John Whaley Defend^t The plaint. withdrew his Action upon a judgem^t Acknowledged.   [599]

MacKarty cont^a Greenleefe

Thaddeus Mackarty Attourny to Alwin Childe plaint. cont^a Enoch Greenleefe Senio^r Defend^t in an action of debt of twenty three pounds twelve Shillings in money due by bill under his hand dated. 5^th Feb^r 1677. w^th interest and damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. twenty three pounds twelve Shillings money according to bill and costs of Court allowed twenty Eight Shillings.

Warner cont^a Franklyn

John Warner plaint. cont^a Benjamin Franklyn Defend^t in an action of reveiw of a case tried at the County Court held at Boston. 29^th Octob^r 1678. where Katharin Franklyn as Attourny to Benjamin Franklyn obtained judgem^t against the now plaint. for twelve pounds Seven Shillings in money & costs of Court granted twenty Shillings which is to the plaint^s damage with all other due damages &c^a. . . . The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court. The plaint. appeal^d from this Judgem^t unto the next Court of Assistants &c^a

Chock cont^a Barnes

Peter Chock plaint. cont^a Nathaniel Barnes Defend^t in an action of debt of thirteen pound one Shilling in money due by booke with damages: . . . The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court.

Daniel cont^a Allison

Thomas Daniel plaint. cont^a Iames Allison Defend^t in an action of the case for disposeing of a parcel of wines contrary to his order and not delivering them according to bill of Loading w^ch was done in the year. 1678. by which s^d Daniel is damnified £.250: or so much as shalbee made appeare with other due damages; . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint. two hundred and Fifty pounds in money and costs of Court allow^d thirty one Shillings six pence.

Execution issued 17^o October. 1679.

Bennett cont^a Bennett

Elisha Bennet or his Lawfull Attourny plaint. cont^a John Bennet Defend^t This Action by order of Court is continued unto the next Court of this County.

Beale cont^a Jay

Nathaniel Beale of Hingham plaint. cont^a Jone Jay Widdow Defend^t in an action of debt to the value of Five pounds Seventeen Shillings and a penny due to the said Beale in money to ballance an Account made up between them on the. 7^th May. 1679. with damages : . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint five pounds Seventeen Shillings one penny in money & costs of Court allow^d twenty six Shillings six pence

Execution issued. 18^o Decemb^r 79.   [600]

Coleman cont^a Atherton

William Coleman plaint. cont^a Watching Atherton Defend^t The plaint. withdrew his Action.

Neale to Dewer

Andrew Neale personally appearing in Court confes’t Judgem^t against his Estate and person unto Thomas Dewer for nine pounds nine Shillings to bee paid in money according to bill on file with charges.

Execution issued 25^o aug^o 1679.

Snow to Wright

Samuel Snow personally appearing in Court confessed Judgement against his Estate and person unto Cap^tn William Wright for Five pounds ten Shillings to bee paid in money.

Execution issued. 3^d 7^br 1679.

Gross to Wade

Clement Gross personally appearing in Court confessed Judgem^t against his Estate and person unto m^r Jonathan Wade of Jpswich for two and twenty pounds three Shillings six pence to bee paid in money according to bill on file with charges.

Bosworth &c^a Fin^d

Deacon Nathan^ll Bozworth of Hull and George Vickery of the same Ioseph Iacob of Hingham and Tho: Berry of Boston were fined twenty Shillings apeice for not attending their Service upon the Jurys according to their Summons.

Man cont^a Hews

John Man plaint. cont^a James Hews Defend^t in an action of the case for witholding from him the s^d Man the Summe of Nine pounds and Eleven Shillings in money being so much hee paid unto Major Thomas Savage as hee was Surety together with William Jngraham for the wife of s^d Hews for her paying the Rent for two Chambers which Shee hired of s^d Savage at five pounds money p^r Annum in the year 1675. which Rent the plaint. hath been forced to pay with other incident charges whereby hee is damnified the aboves^d Sume with other damages &c^a . . . The Jury . . . found for the Defend^t costs of Court.

Shepardson &c^a cont^a Ship W^m & Tho:

George Shepardson William Garland and John Browne Marrin^rs plaint^s cont^a Ship William and Thomas of Nevis, W^m Wheeler Commander Defend^t in an action of the case for non payment of the Summe of Sixteen pounds four Shillings or there abouts in money due unto them for worke and Service done in s^d Ship from the. 24^th day of April last to the day of the date hereof. Viz^t To George Shepardson £.4:16:0: To W^m Garland £:6: To John Browne £:5:8:0. the detaining of which is to the plaint^s damage the summe aboves^d with damages &c^a. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint^s To George Shepardson four pound Sixteen Shillings money To W^m Garland Six pounds money To Jn^o Browne five pound Eight Shillings [601] money totall Sixteen pounds four Shillings and costs of Court allowed Forty Seven Shillings.

Execution issued. 5^o aug^o 1679.

Paine &c^a cont^a Ship W^m and Thomas

Peter Paine Andrew Dirickson and Richard Horton plaint^s cont^a Ship W^m and Thomas of Nevis W^m Wheeler Commander Defend^t in an action of the case for non payment of wages due to them for worke done by them on board s^d Ship to value of two & twenty pounds three Shillings in money being Shipped by s^d Wheeler Peter Paine at one pound Sixteen Shillings per month in money and s^d Dirickson at one pound and thirteen Shillings per month in money, and Richard Horton at one pound and ten Shillings per month in money, being Shipped. 11^th march last past & still under pay, with damages. . . . The Jury . . . found for the plaint^s To Peter Paine eight pounds two Shillings in money To Andrew Dirickson Seven pounds Six Shillings money To Richard Horton Six pounds Fifteen Shillings money Totall two and twenty pounds three Shillings and costs of Court allow^d Forty Six Shillings

Execucion issued. 5^o aug^o 1679.

Vsher &c^a cont^a Saxton

John Vsher and John Waite Attournies of Majo^r Richard Waldron Adm^r of the Estate of Nathaniel Elkin dece^d plaint. cont^a Thomas Saxton Defend^t according to Attachm^t The plaint^s were non Suted upon non appearance.

Tippen cont^a Rose

Bartholmew Tippen Agent of Major Thomas Clarke plaint. cont^a Roger Rose Defend^t upon Replevin: The Replevin & Evidences in the case produced being read and committed to the Jury which are on file, The Jury . . . found for y^e plaint. the goods replevied, twenty Shillings money damage & costs of Court.

Johnson Sent^a

Solomon Johnson convict^d by his own confession in Court of Stealing thirty Seven yards of Ozenbriggs from John Maryon Sen^r it being found with him: Sentenced to bee whip’t with ten Stripes and to pay unto John Maryon three pounds fourteen Shillings money being 3^ble damages according to Law and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Savage & Hutchinson’s Reference

The Court accepts the Reference made to them by m^r Ephraim Savage and Captⁿ Elisha Hutchinson of issuing of all differences upon Acc^o depending between them as they stand related to the Estate of m^r Obadiah Walker and m^r Iohn Freake dece^d and do appoint m^r Iohn Ioyliffe, m^r Iames Whetcombe and m^r Iohn Walley a Committee to Audit the Acco^ts between them and to make their report thereof to this Court.

Whaley to Oliver

John Whaley appeared in Court and confessed Iudgem^t against his Estate and person unto Nathanael Oliver for Fourteen pounds thirteen Shillings and Six pence to bee paid in money according to bill on file with charges. m^r Nathanael Oliver appeared in the Office pr^o Novemb^r 1679. and acknowledged that hee had rec^d full Satisfaction of the abovewritten Judgem^t

Js^a Addington Cler.

Freemen Sworn

m^r Samuel Man of Milton, John Lazell of Hingham, Timothy Stevens, John Ruggles and Iohn Chandler of Roxbury, all tooke the Oath of Freedom. Likewise did m^r Paul Dudley and m^r Anthony Checkley of Boston. Ebenezar White, John Rogers and Jn^o Hunt of Waymouth.   [602]

Order to m^r Glovers

Jn Answer to the petition of m^r Thomas Hinckley & Nathanael Glover relating to their Interest in the Farme of m^r John Glover sometime of Dorchester dece^d called Newberry Farme: Jt’s ordered that m^r Iohn Glover and m^r Pelatiah Glover under whose managem^t it appeares, the s^d Farme hath been since the decease of their mother do bring in their Acco^ts of what Rents they have rece^d from the s^d Farme and disburstments made thereupon Together with what debts are yet remaining due to bee paid out of the s^d Farme unto the next Court of this County that so a finall issue and division bee made thereof.

Parker Fin^d £5.

Moses Parker convicted of obsceen carriages drawing out his yard in the pu^rsence of many persons at Roxbury Ordinary, Sentenced to bee whip’t with twenty Stripes or to pay Five pounds in money fine to the County and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Browne Sent^a

Elisabeth Browne of Charlestown convict^d of lewd wanton and uncivill carriages Sentenced to bee forthwith severely whip’t with twenty Stripes and then returned to prison there to remain one month and then to bee convayed to Charles town and again severely whip’t with twenty Stripes and to pay Fees of Court and prison standing committ^d &c^a

Minott Fin^d 10^s

John Minot complained of for riotous carriages and strikeing and wounding of Joseph Skelton, Upon a full hearing of the case and evidences produced The Court Sentenc^d him to pay ten Shillings money fine to the County, ten Shillings in money to Joseph Skelton with charges of prosecution and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Order for Haydens releife

Upon Complaint to this Court of the necessitous condition of Susanna Hayden of Brantery The Court Order the County Treasurer to pay her twenty Shillings and Order the Selectmen of Brantery to make due provision for her and her Husbands reliefe and maintenance for future.

Henry Harwood principle and Ralph Carter Surety bond of twenty pounds forfit^d upon Harwoods non appearance.

Jordan Fin^d 3^s 4^d

John Iordan convict^d by his own confession of excessive drinking Sentenc^d to pay three Shillings four pence money fine to the County charges of witnesses and fees of Court.

Rice Fin^d £:6.

Samuel Rice convict^d by his own confession in Court of Selling three pints of Rhum to Jndians Sentenc^d to pay Six pounds in money fine to the County according to Law and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Waters whip’t

Thomas Waters Tinker convict^d by testimony & his own confession in Court of profane Swearing &c^a Sentenced to bee whip’t with Fifteen Stripes or to pay Forty Shillings money fine to the County and fees of Court, And is ordered to depart this Colony within four dayes after his receiving his punishm^t on the penalty of being imprisoned during the Courts pleasure   [603]

Order relating to m^r Bendalls Estate

Upon Information of the Administrato^rs of the Estate of m^r Free Grace Bendall dece^d that the Children of the s^d m^r Bendall formerly disposed of amongst Freinds are now comming into their hands upon charge The Court Order them to improve the ballance of the Acco^t in their hands and the whole remaining Estate (after the paym^t of debts) for the education of the Children untill they come of age to bee put out according to their best discretion.

Johnson Admonish’t

John Johnson Cobler present^d and convicted by his own confession of negligence and promised amendm^t was admonish’t and ordered to pay fees and discharged.

Peter Indian Sent^a

Joseph Peter an Indian charged by Iohn Waite for Stealing a Beaver Skin from him valued at Fourteen Shillings and a hat 18^d w^ch s^d Ioseph owned in Court that hee had and Sold but charged one Abram Jndian to have deliu^rd them unto him; Sentenc^d to pay unto m^r Iohn Waite Forty two Shillings money being treble damages according to Law and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a And order that Jndian Abram remain in prison untill Joseph Peter procure his evidences against him.

Phillips Sent^a

Sarah Phillips Servant unto W^m Green of Boston convict^d in Court by her own confession of Stealing mony from her Ma^r rideing away in mans Apparrell and having a bastard Childe She knoweth not (Shee Saith) by whome begotten, Sentenced to bee forthwith whip’t with Fifteen Stripes and a Fortnight after to bee whip’t again at Charlestown with Fifteen Stripes and to pay unto her ma^r Green 3^ble damages according to Law, hee defalkeing what hee hath already received, and to pay fees of Court and prison standing committ^d &c^a and order y^t in case her Ma^r do not discharge her of the prison upon her receiving her 2^d punishm^t the keeper is ordered to dispose of her for his Satisfaction and to pay the overplus to her Master.

Waters Complaint

Upon complaint made to this Court by Elizabeth Waters that her Husband W^m Waters doth refuse to allow her victuals clothing or fireing necessary for her Support or liuelihood and hath acted many unkindnesses and cruelties towards her: The Court having sent for the s^d W^m Waters and heard both partys, do Order that the s^d Waters bee admonish’t for his cruelty and unkindness to his wife, and that hee forthwith provide Suitable meate drinke and apparrell for his s^d wife for future at the Judgem^t of m^r Edward Rawson and m^r Rich^d Collacot or allow her five Shillings per weeke.

Smith Fin^d 10^s

John Smith and Mary his wife complained ag^t & convict^d by testimony of Suffering disorders in their house Sentenc^d to pay ten shillings mony fine to the County and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Dyer Fin^d £:5.

Gyles Dyer convicted of Selling wine by retaile without licence Sentenc^d to pay Five pounds in money fine to the County according to Law and fees of Court And in answer to his petition hath Licence granted him for future to retaile wine out of [604] dores by small Quantities hee giving bond not to transgress his Licence nor to Suffer any to bee dranke in his house, and himselfe and Jabez Salter were accordingly bound unto the Treasuror for the County in the Summe of ten pounds.

Salter Fine^d £.5.

Mary Salter Widdow convicted by testimony of retailing Rum without Licence Sentenc^d to pay Five pounds in money fine to the County according to Law and Fees of Court.

Burnells complaint and Order

Upon complaint of Sarah Burnell Widdow of W^m Burnell sometime of Boston dece^d that her Son Samuel Burnell hath the Estate that was left by her s^d Husband in his hands & refuseth to releive her or yeild her any Succor or maintenance therefrom: The Court Orders that the s^d Widdow bee forthw^th put into possession of the Chamber. Shee formerly had in her Son’s house or other at the Judgem^t of Cap^tn John Richards and L^t Daniel Turill and bee paid five Shillings in money per weeke by her Son untill the next Court of this County.

Tailer &c^a to Hull

William Tailer John Scarlet and Elisha Hutchinson Adm^rs of the Estate of Free Grace Bendall dece^d appearing in Court. 2^d Aug^o 79. confessed Judgem^t against the s^d Estate in their hands unto Cap^tn John Hull in behalfe of the Exec^rs of m^r Thomas Parris of London for the Summe of Sixty Six pounds Fourteen Shillings in money remaining due upon a bond on file.

Execution issued. 17^o Janur^o 1680.

TAILER &c^a to HUTCHINSON

William Tailer and Iohn Scarlett as Adm^rs of the Estate of m^r Free Grace Bendall dece^d appearing in Court. 2^d Aug^o 1679. Confes’t Judgem^t against the s^d Estate in their hands unto Cap^t Elisha Hutchinson Adm^r of the Estate of m^r Iohn Freake dece^d for forty two pounds Seventeen Shillings and eleven pence in money due upon ballance of Accompts.

Execution issued. 17^o Janur^o 1680.

The Court Adjourn^d to Thursday August. 7^th at nine forenoon.

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The Court met by Adjournm^t

[Batt’s Guardian]

John Benjamin of Watertown is allow^d Guardian to his Grand daughter     Batt, hee giving bond according to Law.

[Dowgan’s Sentence]

John Dowgan Serv^t to William West complain^d of by his s^d ma^r for theft and other misdemeano^rs his ma^r hath Liberty to dispose of him to any of the English Nation beyond Sea for one yeare more then his remaining time paying his Court and prison Fees.   [605]

Bumsteed Fin^d £:5.

Jeremiah Bumsteed convicted in Court by his own confession of Selling Strong Beere without Licence Sentenc^d to pay five pounds in money fine to the County according to Law and fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a

Dennis Fin^d £.5.

James Dennis convict^d in Court by his own confession of Selling strong beer without Licence, Sentenc^d to pay Five pounds in money fine to the County according to Law & fees of Court.

Barbur Sent^a

Thomas Barbur complain^d of by Return Waite Marshall for abuseing and Strikeing of him in the Execution of his Office which Barbur Own^d Sentenc^d to bee whip’t severely with ten Stripes or to pay Forty Shillings money fine to the County and twenty Shillings money to Marshall Waite and Fees of Court and prison standing committ^d &c^a

Wiett his discharge

Edward Wiet of Dorchester by reason of age & infirmities attending the same is freed from attending upon Ordinary Traynings, hee keeping two good fire Armes in his house liable to the Clerkes veiw, alwaies in areadiness for the Country’s Service.

Davis Sent^a

Samuel Davis Iun^r complain^d of by his Ma^r Arthur Mason for severall misdemeano^rs as Stubborness neglect of his buisness and lying out of his Family by night and for Stealing from him Fifteen pounds money: The Court having duely weighed and considered the Compl^t and evidences produced Sentenc^d him to pay unto his Ma^r Mason Forty five pounds money being treble damages according to Law and Fees of Court and prison Likewise to give in Security by two sufficient Town dwellers to the Satisfaction of the Court for the value of two hundred pounds for his good abbearance standing committ^d untill this Sentence bee performed. At Adjournm^t of the Court. 21^o aug^o 1679. The Court grant Liberty to m^r Mason to make Sale of s^d Davis in any English plantation not exceeding Four years in case hee do not Satisfy him according to the abovewritten Sentence.

Walter charg^d & Acquitt^d

m^r Thomas Walter being charged by m^r Iohn Giffard for feloniously takeing away his goods: Upon a full hearing of the case The Court do not Judge that s^d Walter hath feloniously taken any of the goods or papers charged upon him: But forasmuch as they were left in the house deliu^rd unto him upon Execution, do order that s^d Walter do quit himselfe by his Oath that hee doth not either by himselfe or others detain any of the papers or goods charg^d upon him, who made Oath accordingly.

Jno Negro Sent^a

John Negro convict^d by his own confession in Court of pulling Sarah Phillips of Salem off her horse and attempting to ravish her, Sentenc^d to bee whip’t severely with thirty Stripes and to pay unto Sarah Phillips Five pounds money and to pay charges of prosecution and fees of Court and order that his ma^r dispose of him out of the Country standing committ^d &c^a

Auditt

Cap^tn Iohn Richards m^r Iohn Ioyliffe and Cap^tn Thomas Brattle are desired and appoint^d to Audit the Treasure^rs Acco^ts and to make their Return to the next Court of this County.   [606]

Johnson ordered to depart

Upon consideration of the Testimonies produced against Alexander Iohnson by m^r How on suspicion of his having a hand in the abuses offered him. As also the caution entred by the Select men of Boston against his resideing in this Town; hee having lyen sometime in prison. The Court adjudge him to pay the Fees of Court and prison and so to bee discharged, and to depart this Town within twenty four houres after his discharge, and not to abide within ten miles of the Town or return again without leave from the Select men under the penalty of imprisonm^t during the Courts pleasure.

Winslow her Estate Setled

Jt’s Ordered that the remaining Estate of m^rs Mary Winslow late of Boston dece^d intestate (debts Funerall expences and Legacies given by her in the declaration of her minde in writing being first paid out) bee thus proportioned among her five Children now living, and the Children of her Son Joseph Winslow dece^d (in right of their Father) in manner following, viz^t To her eldest Son a double part, and to the other Children each a single Share or part, The Estate being divided into Seven parts.

The Court Adjourned unto Thursday. 14^o Aug^o 79.

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The Court met by Adjournm^t

Order for new Clerke of the Writts

Upon severall complaints made against Ephraim Turnor Clerke of the Writts of remisness in his Office, Jt’s ordered that warrant issue forth to the Town of Boston to make choice of some meete person to present unto the County Court for their approbation to bee a Clerke of the Writts for the s^d Town.

Jinkins & Whitmarsh Sent^a

John Iinkins and Hannah Whitmarsh accused for wanton unclean carriages one with another: The Court having heard what was testified against them Sentenc^d them to bee whip’t w^th Fifteen Stripes apeice or to pay Fifty Shillings apeice in money fine to the County and s^d Jinkins ten Shillings more for his Swearing and to pay fees of Court standing committ^d &c^a and order that s^d Whitmarsh immediatly after her discharge depart the Town of Boston & return to her Freinds.

Order about Ship W^m & Thomas

Jn Answer to the petition of Iohn Browne Andrew Dirickson and George Shepardson and Richard Horton Seamen late belonging unto the Ship named the William & Thomas of Nevis whereof W^m Wheeler was late Command^r, consumed in the late fire that hapned in the Town of Boston: Jt’s ordered that the said William Wheeler together with the Marshall do take an exact Acco^t both of what is saved and what is Sold by the s^d Seamen which was belonging to the s^d Ship, and that there bee first paid out of it the reasonable charge of one of the Company in his late Sickness at the Judgem^t of the Hono^rd Gov^r and the remaind^r to bee Sold for money by the Marshall, & equally proportion^d between the Ma^r and Seamen for Satisfaction of their wages.

The Court Adjourn^d to Thursday. 21^o Jnstant.   [607]

The Court met by Adjournm^t 28^o Aug^o 1679.

Turnor Senta

Ionathan Turnor convict^d by his own confession in Court of Stealing Seven Beaver Skins from Rich^d Shute valued at Four pounds Sentenc^d to bee whip’t with ten Stripes and to Return Richard Shute his Beaver again and to pay unto him eight pounds in money being treble damages according to Law and to pay fees of Court and prison and standing committ^d &^ca

Palmer &^ca Sent^a

Lisle Palmer and Hudson Leverett complained of by m^r Timothy Proutt Sen^r and his Son Ebenezar Proutt for quarrelling w^th and strikeing the s^d Ebenezar many blows and Hudson Leverett drawing his Sword and pointing of it to m^r Proutt, The Court haveing heard and considered the case Sentenc^d s^d Palmer to pay ten Shillings money fine to the County for breach of the peace and twenty Shillings money to Ebenezar Proutt for the blows given him and fees of Court, s^d Leverett to pay twenty Shillings money fine to the County & fees of Court standing committ^d &^ca

Ward his Estate Setled

Jt’s Ordered that the Estate of Samuel Ward late of Boston Cooper dece^d intestate amounting by Jnventory to Four hundred and thirteen pounds bee thus Setled & proportioned Viz^t One hundred and thirteen pounds of s^d Summe is granted unto Thankfull Relict and late Widdow of s^d Ward her heires and Ass for ever in leiu of her thirds or dowre and the remaining three hundred pounds is Assigned unto the Five Children left by s^d Ward, one hundred pounds thereof to the eldest Son, and Fifty pounds apeice to the other Four Children to bee paid unto them as they come of age or bee married, and in the mean time the house & Land to stand Security, together with William Griggs his bond of two hundred pounds (who married with the Widdow) for the payment of the Childrens portions, and in the interim hee to have the use of the whole Estate for the education of the Children untill the youngest Childe come of age, keepeing the house in good repaire: And that what debts appeare to bee claimed and justly due from the s^d Estate bee paid out of the Estate each party makeing a proportionable abatem^t according to what they should have received.

Winchester his Estate Setled. 29^o July. 1679.

For Setlement of the Estate of Ionathan Winchester late of Roxbury dece^d intestate: Jt’s Ordered that Mary his Widdow enjoy the whole cleer Estate (debts being first paid) amounting by Jnventory to about twenty two pounds for her own and Childs Education & maintenance, Shee paying thereout unto Mary the onely Child left by s^d Winchester (now about one year old) the Summe of Forty Shillings, when it shall come of age or bee married.

Thomas to Rawson

David Thomas personally appearing before the Worpp^ll John Pynchon Esq^r and Humphry Davie Esq^r Assist^s 31^o Octob^r 1679. confest Iudgem^t against his Estate & person unto William Rawson for Seven pounds Seventeen Shillings & 7^d in money in full, due upon ball^a of Acco^t with charge

Attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execution issued. pr^o novemb^r 1679   [608]

Saise to Cheever

Christopher Saise late of Charlestown personally appearing before Joseph Dudley Esq^r and Humphry Davie Esq^r Assist^s 25. Sept^r 1679. confessed Judgem^t against his Estate & person unto Bartholmew Cheever of Boston for the Summe of twenty pounds two Shillings six pence to bee paid in money according to bond with charges.

attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execucion issued. 26. Septemb^r 1679.

Present

Simon Bradstreet Esq^r Govern^r Tho: Danforth Esq^r Deputy Gov^r Daniel Gookin Esq^r Assist, and the rest of the Magistrates. 16^o 8^br 1679

Tower to Harris

John Tower Sen^r of Hingham confessed Iudgem^t ag^t his Estate & person unto William Harris of Patuxit for Eighteen pounds money, which is in Satisfaction of charges granted him at a Court held at Providence by his Maj^ties speciall Command

Attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execution issued 9^o april: 1680.

Davis to Thomas

Iohn Davis of Lyn appearing before John Pynchon Esq^r and Humphry Davie Esq^r Assist^s 29^o Octob^r 1679. confessed judgement against his Estate and person unto Alice Thomas Widdow for One hundred and ten pounds to bee paid in money in full of all Acco^ts

attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execution issued. 15^o nov^r 79.

Eliott to Rock

Ioseph Eliot appearing before Majo^r William Hathorn Esq^r and Nathanael Saltonstall Esq^r Assist^s 21^o Octob^r 1679. Confes’t Judgem^t against his Estate and person unto Joseph Rock for Forty five pounds one Shilling to bee paid in money.

attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execution issued. 22^o Octob^r 1679.

Thayer to Jones

Richard Thayer Sen^r of Brantery personally appearing before William Hathorn Esq^r and Edw^d Tyng Esq^r Assist^s 27^o October. 1679. confessed Judgem^t against his Estate & person unto Robert Jones Merch^t who married with Ann Sandys Relict and Adm^x of the Estate of Iohn Sandys Assigne of John Paine for one hundred and thirteen pounds according to bill on file, to bee paid in Porke Beife Wood & Cider at the price currant with the Merch^t.

attests. Js^a Addington Cler.

Execution issued 25^o nov^r 1679.

Chandler to Tyng &c^a

Ensigne Thomas Chandler of Andiver appearing before John Pynchon Esq^r and Nathanael Saltonstall Esq^r Assist^s 28^o October. 1679. confessed Judgem^t against his Estate and person unto Edward Tyng Esq^r & Joseph Dudley Esq^r for twenty Eight thousand foote of marchantable deale boards to bee delivered at some convenient landing place in Havarill or Exitor.

attests. Js^a Addington Cler.   [609]