Part 5

20 40:2 19:2 20 39 330:2 20 39:2 39:2 17 18 394 19:2 40: 39 20 20 435 19: 19:2 20 19:2 20 313:2 19:2 19 19:2 19:2 40 392 --------- 20:2 20 19:2 19: 19:2 1864:2 17 20 62 40 40: 932:1 20 38:2 60 19:2 19:2 19 40 38 19:2 39:2 37 20 20 19:2 20: 19 19 19:2 20 19:2 20 19 20 18:2 39:2 19 19 19:2 20:2 19:2 24 19 19:2 20:2 19: 40 19 19:2 19:2 19 -------------------------------------- 330:2 394 435 313:2 392 -------------------------------------- Is 932 Ells 1/4 of Kamells cloth at 6^d p ell 23.6.0 85 50 60 86 69 43 73 68 78 101 42 42 43 49 78 77 44 91 is 1129 of Brown Oxenbrigs at 50^{li} p Role 1500 ells to a Role at 8^d p ell 37.12.8 --------------- 60.18.8 --------------- £1127.17.7

FOOTNOTES:

[1] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. II, p. 28

[2] Waters, _Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony_.

[3] In the Delaware settlement houses of logs split through the middle or hewed square were built “according to the Swedish mode.”

[4] _Mourt’s Relation_, Boston, 1841.

[5] Higginson, _New-Englands Plantation_, London, 1630.

[6] _Force’s Tracts_, Washington, 1838.

[7] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. VI, p. 363.

[8] _Essex County Deeds_, Book V, leaf 107.

[9] Johnson, _Wonder Working Providence_, London, 1654.

[10] Higginson, _New-Englands Plantation_, London, 1630.

[11] _Force’s Tracts_, Washington, 1838.

[12] _Massachusetts Archives_, Vol. 15B, leaves 59-67.

[13] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. IV, pp. 56-57.

[14] Beer in the making.

[15] _Probate Records of Essex County, Mass._ Vol. I, p. 47.

[16] _Probate Records of Essex County, Mass._, Vol. II, p. 348.

[17] Dankers, _Journal of a Voyage to New York_, Brooklyn, 1867.

[18] _Records of the Mass. Bay Colony_, Vol. I, p. 126.

[19] Ward, _The Simple Cobler of Aggawam_, London, 1647.

[20] _Sewall’s Diary_, Vol. II, p. 231.

[21] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. I, p. 275.

[22] The master of the ship _George Bonaventure_ in which Mr. Skelton came over.

Transcriber’s Notes

Perceived typographical errors in the author’s text have been silently corrected.

Archaic spelling and inconsistent punctuation in quoted text and tables have been retained as in the original.

Inconsistencies in hyphenation and compound words have been maintained as printed.

Footnotes have been moved to the end of the text.

The per sign ⅌ is a symbol used to indicate a ratio.