Chesholme’s Steward’s Book

Introduction

THIS volume, together with certain Stewards’ quarterbill books of the eighteenth century, was discovered in 1860 “in the library of a deceased neighbor” by the Reverend Lucius R. Paige, the historian of Cambridge, and by him placed in the University Archives.1 It is the account-book of Thomas Chesholme, Steward of Harvard College from 1649 to 1660; and according to his own statement was purchased by him for the sum of 3s 5d on November 26, 1651. But it contains accounts going back two years, which were doubtless copied from an earlier book now lost; and it covers the classes from 1650 to 1663, inclusive. During the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century, the blank and partially blank pages of the book were scribbled over by some schoolboy, and sundry pages and parts of pages were cut out. But the book, even so mutilated, is a priceless record of college life and economy during the latter half of President Dunster’s administration and the first six years of President Chauncy’s. It contains the accounts of many students who did not graduate, and whose names are not preserved on any other Harvard roll; and it affords not only a remarkable schedule of prices of commodities during the sixteen-fifties, but a means of comparing the cost of such commodities with that of a college education.

Thomas Chesholme was from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Probably he heard and was attracted by Thomas Shepard in one of the latter’s sojourns in the North of England.2 Certainly he came over in Shepard’s company, settled with him at Newtown (Cambridge), and was admitted freeman of the colony on the same day as his pastor, March 3, 1635/36. By trade he was a tailor. For many years he was a deacon of the church, and in 1636 he was licensed by the General Court to keep the ordinary, or public house of entertainment, in his home at the northwest corner of Dunster and Winthrop Streets. In 1640, he was further licensed “to draw wine at Cambridge.” “Goodman Chesholme,” as he was generally called in contemporary records, “layd downe” this charge in 1654, whereupon his house was considered a fit boarding place for the two sons of Governor John Winthrop, Jr., of Connecticut, who were sent to Cambridge to be fitted for college. A kindly man, Chesholme adopted Benoni Eaton, the abandoned son of Harvard’s first head, and left him a portion of his estate at his death, on August 18, 1671.3

This account-book was used by Sibley for material in his Biographical Sketches of Harvard Graduates; but unfortunately Sibley, whose eyesight was defective, misread several names and other words, which, indirectly, had the effect of garbling the list of “Temporary Students” printed in our Publications, xvii. 271–285. Until recently, it was not noticed that Chesholme had arranged his accounts in the order of the students’ academic seniority, thus giving us most valuable information on the system of precedence followed at Harvard College.4

These are not the day-by-day accounts of the Harvard undergraduates, the food and drink part of which were kept by the cook and butler;5 nor weekly statements rendered to the students, like the still familiar “battels” of Oxford. These are quarterly accounts, made up four times a year from the day-books, together with charges for tuition and other matters which the students incurred directly with the college. From Chesholme’s book we gather that the quarter-days (which ended, not began the quarter), from 1650 to 1659, were as follows:

Academic Year	First Quarter-Day	Second Quarter-Day	Third Quarter-Day	Fourth Quarter-Day
1649–50		March 15	June 14	September 13
1650–51	December 13	March 13	June 13	September 12
1651–52	December 12	March 12	June 11	September 10
1652–53	December 10	March 11	June 10	September 9
1653–54	December 9	March 10	June 9	September 8
1654–55	December 8	March 9	June 8	September 7
1655–56	December 7	March 7	June 6	September 5
1656–57	December 5	March 6	June 5	September 5
1657–58	December 5	March 5	June 5	September 3
1658–59	December 3	March 4	June 4	September 4

Apparently the Steward, or whoever devised this system, endeavored to make each quarter an even thirteen weeks, and to bring quarter-day on a Friday; with the result that every year the quarter-days came one or two days earlier in the calendar. In 1657–1659, quarter-day came as often as not on a Saturday, and the last date in our list was the Sabbath. Deacon Chesholme was becoming decidedly shaky on the calendar—no wonder he retired the next year! When our extant Stewards’ records begin again, in 1687, we find the same system prevailing; the result being that the first quarter-day fell on October 21 in 1687, on October 4 in 1700, and on September 10 in 1720. This did not appear to embarrass the college financiers, since the quarters were merely fiscal, not scholastic units. It was not expected that they would coincide with Commencement, nor did they, except by accident. At what point this retrogression of the equinoxes was arrested, I have not yet ascertained; but the College Laws of 1825 still speak of four quarters, and of the Steward’s quarter-bills.6

The regular quarterly charges on the students were tuition, bedmaking, study rent, commons and sizings; and there was an annual charge for the fire and candles used in Hall. The regular rate for tuition was 6s 8d a quarter (£1 6s 8d annually) until 1653, when it was raised to 8s.7 Some, but not all the fellow-commoners, paid double tuition. The rate for bedmaking in 1650 was a shilling a quarter; in 1654, possibly as the result of a strike by “Old Mary” Lemon, the principal or only “Goody” at the Old College,8 this quarterly charge was raised to 1s 7d. Commons (board) and sizings (beer and bread at the morning and afternoon “bevers,” and extras at meals) varied according to the taste and purse of individual students. Study rent depended on the location of the study.9 “Income” for a new study had nothing to do with rent; it meant the sum paid at coming in. The studies in the Old College were completed at the charge of the first occupants,10 and on each study the authorities fixed an “income,” roughly corresponding to the first cost, for which each occupant recouped himself from his successor.11 Sometimes cash was paid at the transfer, which then leaves no record here; but in most cases the outgoing student was credited, and his successor debited, with “income” on the Steward’s books. For some years I have worked intermittently at fitting the students into the studies: a fascinating picture-puzzle which I recommend to any reader with plenty of time to spare! The new studies in Goffe College were handled in the same way. But in the Laws of 1655, printed in this volume, “income” was abolished; and a new schedule of quarterly rents was drawn up early in President Chauncy’s administration.12 The accounts also mention studies in the Printing Room or chamber over it, both a part of President Dunster’s house;13 and one in the “Pentinary,” which was probably the same thing.

The charge which frequently recurs, “lent to build the gallery,” and the credit, “return of gallery room,” refer to a forced loan of 155 a head from the students for building the east gallery for their use in the second Cambridge meeting-house, erected in 1650 at the southwest corner of the College Yard.14 In most cases, but not all, 12s of this was repaid when the student left college. The Laws of 1655 substituted for this a fixed charge of 3s 4d. This system of distributing a charge among the students, or setting it “upon their heads,” as the Laws of 1655 call it, was a favorite financial resource in early Harvard. It was done with the monitor’s salary, the Commencement dinner, and even with the sack that Isaac Allerton brought in for Commencement.

There was no fixed and regular vacation; but if a student went home for the whole or part of a quarter, at any time before taking his second degree, he was charged 5s “discontinuance” or “detrements.” These terms, which came over from old Cambridge, were used interchangeably by Steward Chesholme; “detrements” properly meant what we should call an “overhead charge.”15 If a student went away for part of a term he was charged half tuition, study rent, and detriments; if he boarded and lodged outside the college (an exceptional practice in Dunster’s administration, but common in Chauncy’s) he paid full tuition, detriments, and whatever sizings he consumed from the buttery.

The order of the names in Chesholme’s book is the best evidence we have of academic seniority. It proves that at this early period Harvard students were “placed” before the first quarter-bill was rendered in Freshman year, and that the order was very little changed before graduation, except by occasional unexplained promotions and degradations, the addition of latecomers, and the dropping out of others. Except for these last, Chesholme’s order for the classes 1650–1663 is substantially that of the Triennial and Quinquennial Catalogues of Graduates.

When Chesholme purchased the book, he proceeded to allot to every member of the college then in residence a page of credits and an opposite page of debits, in their order of academic seniority at the time. The list follows:

Name	Pages	Remarks
“M^r Samuell Danforth”	2–3	Senior Fellow
“M^r Willyam myldmay and m^r lyons”	3–4	Resident A.M.; a knight’s son and his private tutor
“m^r Jonathan michell”	5–6	Fellow next junior to Danforth; A.M. 1650
“M^r Nathaniell mather”	7–8	A.M. 1650
“Sir Eaton fellow”	9–10	The Third Fellow, A.B. 1649
“sir okes fellow”	11–12	The Junior Fellow, A.B. 1649
“M^rwhitte”	13–14	A.M. 1649
“M^r Samuell willes”	15–16	Fellow-commoner, Class of Aug. 9, 1653
“M^r Brookes”	17–18	Fellow-commoner, Class of 1655
Two Senior Bachelors A.B. 1649	19–22
Seven Middle Bachelors A.B. 1650	23–34
Fourteen Junior Bachelors A.B. 165116	35–62
Eight Senior Sophisters Class of Aug. 9, 1653	63–78	Excluding the fellow-commoner
Ten Junior Sophisters Class of Aug. 10, 1653	79–98	Including Nelson, A.B. 1654
Sixteen Freshmen, Class of 1655	99–128	Excluding the fellow-commoner

This order, doubtless, was exactly that in which the names were placed on the “buttery tables” or bulletin boards, which hung on the wall of the buttery in the Old College, or in the passage between it and the hall. It is the order which would have been found in any English college: the Senior Fellow; Junior Fellows M.A.; other resident M.A.’s; Junior Fellows B.A.; fellow-commoners; resident B.A.’s; and undergraduates in order of seniority—except that in England a mere knight’s son would not have been placed above a Junior Fellow, and the two resident M.A.’s not fellows would have been placed together.

As each subsequent Freshman class was placed, Chesholme entered their names in order of seniority. This order is considerably interrupted, since Chesholme had already used some of the blank pages for continuations of older accounts. In printing the book we have, for greater clarity, placed all the accounts of the same student together, at the place where his name is first entered. In 1656, Chesholme began, on page [295], to enter his own accounts with the college, for which he had earlier used a separate book. This interrupts the Class of 1660. The latter part of the book was a good deal mutilated by its later possessor, but the indications are that Chesholme started accounts for all the members of 1663, the last class which entered before his resignation. Near the very end (pages [402–403]) are two pages devoted to “the Cuntrey stock,” contributions from individuals, towns, and churches, with the disbursements thereof. Many of the accounts are incomplete, either from mutilation, or because Chesholme established for the overflow another book, which has not survived. There are certain irregularities in this arrangement, such as entering two brothers or kinsmen on the same page; but the whole makes an almost complete order of seniority for the classes 1650–1663 inclusive.17

My colleague in the Department of Economics, Professor Arthur H. Cole, has made a significant comparison of the prices of the principal agricultural commodities with which Harvard students discharged their college dues in the sixteen-fifties, and of those dues themselves, with the prices of similar commodities and college dues in recent years. From this study he has kindly permitted me to quote:

In Exhibit A appear certain comparisons between the conditions of the 1650’s and those of more recent times. They are intended to show the purchasing power of certain commodities over tuition and over “commons and sizings” in the earlier period, compared with the purchasing power of similar commodities over tuition and average cost of board to students in the years 1924–26.18

The commodities utilized are those most frequently mentioned in the Steward’s Book as tendered in payment of college debts. These articles, with their representative values in the currency of the time, are as follows:

Wheat	5s	per	bushel	Beef	3½d	per	pound
Rye	4s	“	“	Pork	4d	“	“
Corn	3s	“	“	Sugar	9d	“	“

With these are compared tuition, which ran from 26s 8d to 32s, and commons and sizings, of which the median figure among the items entered was £8 19s 11d and the maximum figure, £14 13s 7½d. These prices are in New England shillings, which contained about 82½ per cent of the silver in George V shillings, worth about 20 cents in Calvin Coolidge dollars.

The years selected to represent modern conditions, 1924–26, were chosen with the thought that they would exhibit a post-war normal. The average values for the same group of commodities specified, over this three-year interval, were as follows:19

Wheat	$1.503	per	bushel	Beef	$.172	per	pound
Rye	.999	“	“	Pork	.240	“	“
Corn	.923	“	“	Sugar	.049	“	“

The figure for modern tuition is $400, and the average cost of board for Harvard students in the modern period was taken as $300.

The interpretation of Exhibit A is not difficult. Whereas the proceeds of the sale of 5⅓ to 6⅖ bushels of wheat was enough in the 1650’s to defray tuition charges at Harvard, the tuition rate in 1924–26 was equivalent to the wholesale market values of 265 bushels. Beef to the quantity of 615 to 1,005 pounds—say, two or three carcasses—would provide board for a Harvard youth of the 1650’s, but something like double that quantity (the value of 1,745 pounds) would be necessary to cover equivalent expenses in 1924–26. The shift of relative values is greatest in the case of sugar, but wherever one looks in the accompanying tabulation, the moral is the same: commodities in the 1650’s had a much greater purchasing power over education than similar goods have today.

Exhibit A

	Quantity of produce required to cover:
	Tuition		Commons & Sizings
	1650–59	1924–26	1650–59	1924–26
	(bushels)	(bushels)	(bushels)	(bushels)
Wheat	5⅓–6⅖	265	36–59	200
Rye	6⅔–8	400	45–77	300
Corn	8⅚–10⅔	435	60–98	325
	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)
Beef	90–110	2,325	615–1,005	1,745
Pork	80–95	1,665	540–880	1,250
Sugar	35–43	8,160	240–390	6,125

It may also be observed that if wholesale prices of 1931–33 had been taken instead of those of 1924–26, we should have found an actual decrease in the price of grains with which Harvard students commonly discharged their dues; still further accentuating the present degraded economic and social position of an American farmer compared with that of his ancestors in New England of the Puritan century.

For a further analysis of these accounts, the reader is referred to my forthcoming History of Harvard College in the Seventeenth Century.

S. E. Morison

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46–16–00

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Thomas Chesholme his booke June 5 1655

Thomas Cheshol[me] his booke June the 5th 1655

Thomas Ch[es]holme is the right [owner] of this booke June the 5th

Thomas Chesholme is the owner of this booke price 3^s–05^d November the 26th, 1651

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[1] M^r Samuell Danforth20 fellow Creditor

[day] month year		li	s	d
[ ] 1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	00	06
	Alowed him for defecte of his fellowship as appeares by the ꝑsedentes booke	001	10	00
	Alowed him by Anger By desoluinge his studye	000	16	00

[2] M^r Samuell Danforth Debitor

		li	s	d
14– 4–50	By Commones and Sizinges	000	03	0[ ]
24– 2–51	payd for m^r lyons	001	18	06
	payd by the ꝑsedent for him	000	12	00
	payd unto m^r Whalley	000	06	00
27– 3–52	payd by gregry stone	000	05	00

[3] M^r Willyam myldmay21 and m^r lyons Creditors

mo year		li	s	d	q
[ ]–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	000	00	08	1
1– 2–50	by on busheell of malt from goodm hach of Charlstown	000	05	00
11– 4–50	by 3 bushells and 3 peckes of wheatt	000	18	09
27– 4–50	by A runlett of sacke to the Steward	004	05	00
	by suger for the ketchen 14^th	000	09	00
29– 5–50	by silver payd to the Steward	002	00	00
quarter day
13– 7–50	by beafe that was bought of sir glouer	004	05	02
25– 8–50	by 12 bushells of wheatt	003	00	00
	payd by the ꝑsedent	002	00	00
28– 5–50	payd goodm parker In Indian of wooborn	000	06	00
quarter day
13–10–50	payd by m^r lyons In siluer	003	00	00
31–11–50	payd by peasse to goodm lynne	002	00	00
25–1–50/51	payd by m^r ꝑsedent	010	00	00
	payd by m^r Lyons In wheatt and rye	001	00	00
quarter day
15–1–50/51	Receaud by m^r Lyons In Siluer	001	14	00
	payd by m^r samuell danforth	001	18	06
14– 2–51	m^r myldmay his lone returnd for the gallery	001	10	00
	payd by brodstreat for a dixenary	000	10	00
24– 2–51	payd by Edward goff for a saddell of m^r lyons	001	00	00
	payd by the ꝑsedent	000	15	07
	payd to goodm lynne by m^r Sargant	001	00	00
	41–17–8

[4] M^r Willyam Mildmay and m^r Lyons Debitors

quarter day		li	s	d
14– 2–50	m^r mylmay by Commons and Sizinges	003	14	05
	m^r Lyons by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	11
quarter day
13– 7–50	by m^r willyam myldmay his Commencment Chardges	003	02	06
	Dew at his Commencment to the ꝑsedent	002	00	00
Commencment day 30 of July before the quarter day	by his Commones and Sizinges that quarter	003	02	02
	payd for moxon	000	13	07–2^q
	by m^r lyons Commones and Sizinges	002	06	00–1^q
quarday 13–10–50	m^r willyam myldmay by Commones and Sizinges	004	09	11
	m^r Lyons by Commones and Sizinges	003	06	06–3^q
quarday 15–1–50/51	m^r William myldmay by Commones and Sizinges	004	09	04
	mr Lyons by Commones and Sizinges	003	12	03
	Lent the Colledge toward buldinge A gallery	001	10	00
quarday
14– 2–51	m^r willyam myldmay by Commons and Sizinges	002	04	11
28– 2–51	m^r Lyons by Commons and Sizinges	001	15	01
	Present unto the offiseres	002	00	00
	some debitor 41–06–08–3

[5] m^r Jonathan michell22 fellow Creditor

quarter day		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ payd by him	001	03	03–1
	Alowed hime for his fellow ship	003	00	00
quarter day
13– 4–50	Alowed him for his fellowship	003	00	00
	payd to ward his Commencment Chardg	000	09	00
quarter day
13–10–50	payd by the Deackens In wheatt	000	10	00
	payd by Ambros Senior	001	08	00
	Alowed and Chardged on Cotten about his study	000	08	00
12–12–51	payd by the deackones by george bowers	000	16	00
	by the returne of his study	003	08	00
12– 3–52	by a bush of wheatt 5^s—A a bush of rye 4^s	000	09	00
3– 6–53	payd by Tho Longhorne—by meatte	002	12	00
	the 14–7–53 by two bush of appelles	000	08	00
9–10–53	payd by the ꝑsident by John fuller	000	10	00
9– 4–54	payd by the ꝑsident by John fuller	001	00	00
	by two bushels of appelles	000	06	00
3– 7–54	payd by Amos Richardson of boston	004	00	00

[6] M^r Jonathan michell fellow Debitor

15–1 49/50	Debitor ꝑ ballance	001	03	03–1^q
quarter day
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	05
	by study rent and bedmakinge	000	02	09
quarter day
13– 7–50	by his Commencment Chardg	003	04	05
	Dew to the ꝑsedent	001	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	06
	by Study rent and bedmaking	000	02	09
quarter day 13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges and a Super on his weedinge night	001	06	08	3^q
13–1–50/51	by Sizinges	000	11	00
14– 4–51	att June quarter by Sizinges	000	07	07–2^q
12– 7–51	att Septem quarter 51 by Sizinges	000	05	08–1^q
12–10–51	att Desember quarter	000	07	00
12–1–51/2	att march quarter	000	08	06
11– 4–52	by Sizinges at June quarter	000	10	03–3
10– 7–52	by Sizinges att Septem quarter	000	12	08
10–10–52	by Sizinges att Desem quarter	000	09	02
11–1–52/3	by Sizinges att march quarter	000	09	10–2
10– 4–53	by Sizinges att June quarter	000	05	00–03
9– 7–53	by Sizinges 18^s–1^d–3^q, at the 9–10–53 by Sizinges 1^li–4^s–6^d	002	02	07–3
	the 9— of march 53/4 by sizinges	002	00	06
9– 4–54	by Sizinges 29^s–7^d–1^q att 8–7–54 by Sizinges 4^li–07^s–1^d–3^q	005	16	09

[7] M^r Nathaniell mather23 Creditor

13– 7–50	payd upon Accounte	001	09	03
4–10–50	payd by John fuller	000	09	00
19–10–50	payd by m^r Richard mather In Siluer	000	10	00
28–1–50/51	payd by m^r Angeir	001	01	00
5–4–51	payd by m^r Richard mather In siluer	000	10	00
16– 8–51	payd by m^r Richard mather In siluer	000	03	00

[8] M^r Nathaniell mather debitor

Da mo year
30– 5–50 being the day of Commencment	by his Commencment Chardges	003	02	03
Dew unto the ꝑsedent	001	00	00

Da mo year

30– 5–50

being the day of Commencment

by his Commencment Chardges

003

Dew unto the ꝑsedent

001

[9] Sir Eaton24 fellow Creditor

14– 4–50	Alowed him for Instructinge some pupelles	000	11	00
13– 7–50	Alowed him for his fellow shipe	002	00	00
13–10–50	Alowed him for his fellowship	003	00	00
13–1–50/51	Alowed him for his fellowshipe	004	00	00
	Alowed him by the Chainge of his study	002	12	07
	Alowed him out of the publicke accounts to make up his study Income	002	07	05
14– 4–51	Alowed him for his fellowshipe	005	00	00
12– 7–51	Alowed him for his fellowshipe	005	00	00
12–1–51/2	Alowed him for y^t part of the quarter he was residante att the Colledge	003	00
10– 4–52	Alowed him by his fellowship for on quarter and half	006	00	00
	payd vnto the steward toward his Commencment Chardge In Siluer	002	00
11–1–52/3	Alowed for his fellowship	005	00	00
40–11–00

[257] M. Eaton Creditor25

		li	s
	by returne of his gallery rome	000	15

[10] Sir Eaton fellow debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance as appeares		002	10	09
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges		000	10	09
	by beedmakinge		000	00	03
13– 7–50	by Leautenant franch		000	05	08
	by Commones and Sizinges		002	09	05–2^q
	by bedmakinge 1^s study rent 2^s 6^d		000	03	06
13–10–50	to pay for malbone		000	05	09
	by Commones and sizinges		002	14	09–2^q
	by study rent and beedmaking		000	03	05
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges		002	18	07
	lent to ward the building of the gallery		000	15	00
	by study rent and beedmakinge		000	03	06
14– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges		003	00	08
	by study rent and bedmaking		000	03	06
12– 7–51	by Commons and Sizinges		003	14	00–2^q
	by study rent and bedmakinge		000	03	06
	by the Income of his study		005	00	00
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizings		002	17	09–3
	by study rent 2^s 6^d beedmakinge		000	03	06
	by the ꝑsident		002	14	00
	by the steward		000	00	08
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges		002	07	07
	by study rent for two quarters 5^s by beed 1^s 1^d		000	06	01
10– 7–52	by his Commencment Chardge		003	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges		003	17	07–1
	by study rent and beedmakinge		000	04	00
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges		003	17	03
	by study rente and beedmakinge		000	04	00
	to the steward by bearre		000	04	00
	to goodman Caine by worke done		000	01	11
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges 3^s 7^d		003	15	01–1
	by study rente 2^s 6^d beedmaking and to goodman Kaine		000	05	01
	remains	49–01–09–03 40–11–00–00 08–10–09–03

m^r Eatton Debitor26

10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	14	08
	by study rente 2^s 6^d beed and work done goodm Caine 6^s 3^d	000	05	08
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	08
	by study rente and beed	000	04	01
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizings	000	09	06
	by study rente and beed	000	03	04

[11] sir okes27 fellow Creditor

29–5–50	by a Calfe	000	18	00
	by a sheepe	000	16	00
	payd by heugh Clarke	000	15
18– 8–50	paydby 12^li–½ of beaffe	000	03	07–2^q
	payd by goodm. bordman	000	08	00
	payd by m^r Day	000	10	00
6–12–50	payd in malt by goodman lynne for Charlstowne	001	00	00
25–1–50/51	Alowed him for his schollershipe	002	17	00
	payd by m^r day	000	16	00
18– 8–51	payd by m^r Day	000	12	02
20–10–51	payd to the ꝑsidente—by m^r Couke of Charlstowne	001	02
	payd by m^r frances willoughby In Indian	000	09	00
	payd by the treasurer by longhorne by m^rs palsgrave 01^li–12^s–6^d and by old Carter 1^li–5^s–6^d	002	18	00
	payd by m^r frances norton by his gift	000	15	00
	payd by m^r treasurer to goody pattin	001	02	00
9– 6–52	by two lambes from Ed okes	001	10	00
28– 8–52	by deackon lynne by malt	001	00
24– 9–52	by Sargant Stilson In wheatte	001	00	00
	by Sargant haill in Suger	000	10	01	2
22–10–52	by goodman Cuttler by Abraham errington	000	05	00
	18– 6–11

[12] Sir okes fellow debitor

		li	s	d
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	03	11
	14–4–50 by Commones and Sizinges	001	13	04–3
	by study rent 1^s 6^d by beedmaking	002	02	06
17– 7–50	by Commons and Sizinges	002	01	02	2^q
	by study rent	000	01	06
13–10–50	by Commons and Sizeinges	002	02	05	2^q
	by study rent	000	02	00
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	02
	Lent toward buildinge of the gallery	000	15	00
	by study rent and beedsmaking	000	03	06
13– 4–51	by Commons and Sizinges	002	09	04	3^q
	by study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	06
12– 7–51	By Commones and Sizinges	003	07	03	2^q
	by study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	06
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	04–1
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	06
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	003	00	08
	by his study rente	000	02	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	14	09
	by study rente and beed	000	02	07
10– 7–52	by his Commencment Chardges	003	00	00
	by Commones And Sizinges	000	15	06–3
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	07
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	003	02	09
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	07
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	003	05	06
	by study rent 1^s–6^d and to goodman Kaine 2^s–1^d	000	03	07
	11–1–52/3	37–00–03
		18–16–11
	remaines debitor—	18–03–04

[13] M^r whitte28 Creditor

21–10–50	Recceued In Siluer	005	00	00
13–1–50/51	Alowed him out of the publick accounts	004	00	00
13–7–50/51	Alowed him by a Exebition from y^e Colledg	002	00	00
12–7	Sume 11 00 00 00
4– 9–53	payd by returne of his study	003	00	10
	payd by returne of his gallery rome	000	15
	Credit. Sum tottall 14–15–10

[14] M^r whitte Debitor

13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	12	00
	by the Income Into his study	003	00	10
13–10–50	by Commones And Sizinges	002	05	09	3^q
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	10
	Lent toward the building the gallery	000	15	00
	study rente 1^s–6^d bedmaking 1^s	000	02	06
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	04–2^q
	Study rente beedmakinge	000	02	06
	payd by the ꝑsedent to Rich franch for wood	000	06	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	05	05
	by study rente and beedmaking	000	02	06
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	04–2
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	06
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	003	03	07–2
	by study rente and beed	000	02	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	11	10
	by beedmakinge 1^s–1^d	000	01	01
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	003	09	02–2
	by study rente And beed	000	03	01
	11–1–52/3 Sume 27–14–11–3 11–00–00–00 remains 16–14–11–03
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	11	01	03
	by study rente and beed and to goodman Caine	000	04	02
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	03
	Sume debitor totall is 29–18–06–02

[15] M^r Samuell wiles29 fellow Commoner Creditor

15–1–49/50	payd by m^r Scotte to hugh Clark by a bill	002	00	00
	payd by m^r Scott to the ꝑsedent	002	00	00
17– 3–50	receaued att m^r danes house—20 bush of wheat, that was left ther	005	00	00
14– 7–50	Receaued from m^r willes In money	001	00	00
12–8–50	payd 20 bush of wheatt by m^r Angeir	005	00	00
4–10–50
13–10–50	payd by m^r lake	002	10	07
23– 3–51	payd by m^r Angeir 30 bush of wheatt	007	10	00
	payd by m^r Scotte of boston	003	10
	payd by 18 bush of wheatt receaued from Ed Shiphead	004	10	00
11– 4–52	Alowed him by mather senior for his old Study	003	00	00
19– 8–52	payd by Thomas Longhorne	001	00	00
30–10–52	payd by Josua Scotawa In Siluer	001	00	00
3–11–52	payd by Josua Scotua In peasse to wi^ll mannige Jen	001	00	00
	payd by m^r Lake	001	16	00
	payd, by Josua Scoto to will maninge Junr in Indian 11–1–52/3 Sum is 41–16–04	001	00	00
16– 3–53	payd by 23 bush of wheatt wanting 6^d worth and a half bush	005	17
14– 8–53	payd by goodman Cayne	000	04	08
	payd by 20 bush of wheatte	005	00	00
	payd by the returne of his study	003	00	00
	payd by returne of his gallery roome	000	12	00
22– 6–54	payd by 13 bush of wheatte deliverd by Ed Shiphead	003	05	00
	Att 10–10–53
	Sume Creditor	59–15–03

[16] M^r Samuell willes fellow Commoner debitor

15–1–49–50	ꝑ ballance	004	16	09	2^q
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	01	1
	by Tuition 13^s–4^d Study rent 1^s–6^d bed makinge 1^d	000	15	10
	by bringing 20 bush of wheat from boston	000	03	08
		009	00	04	03
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	07	2^q
	by Tuition 13^s 4^d study rent and beedmaking 2^s 6^d	000	15	10
		003	12	05	2
13–10–50	by Commons and Sizinges	004	07	10–2
	by Tuition Study rent bedmakinge	000	15	10
		005	02	08–2
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	13	05
	by Tuition Study rent beedmaking	000	15	10
	Lent toward the buildinge the gallery	000	15	00
		005	04	03
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	14	02	2^q
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	15	10
		004	09	00	02
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinge	002	12	00
	by Tuitione study rente and bedmakinge	000	15	10
12–10–51	by Candell and woode	000	02	00
		003	09	10
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinge	000	19	01
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	01
	by bringinge 20 bush of wheatt from boston	000	04	00
	dew to the steward for lodging and other nessesery	000	04	07
	by the Income of a new study	003	00	00
	by a study rent dew from 10[?] to 1–51/2–1^s–3^d	000	01	03
		004	17	00
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	003	12	11–3
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	15	11
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	003	07	09–1
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge and to Caine	000	16	05
		008	13	01
11–1–52/3	by Commones And Sizinges	003	09	04
	by study rent and Tuition A to goodman Kaine	000	17	05
	by mendinge the glasse of his Chamber window	000	02	00
		004	08	09
	11–1–52/3 Sum is 48–13–06–1
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	09	08
	by Tuition study rent and beed	000	17	06
9– 7–53	by bringe 23 bush and half of wheat from boston	000	04	04
	by Commones and Sizings	002	09	05
	by study rent and beed 3^s–1^d Commencment Chardg 03^li–5^s	003	08	01
	to goodm Cayn 2^s–6^d bring wheat from boston 4^s	000	06	06
	want of measur 4^s–4^d discontinuanc 5^s for Candell 2^s	000	11	04
	discontineuance att march And Jun 54	000	10	00
	att 10–10–53 sume debitor 60–19–4–4		11	15

[17] M^r Brookes30 Creditor

Entred the Colledg the 3 of June 51

13– 4–51	payd by the ꝑsedent	001	03	10–3^q
12– 7–51	payd by the ꝑsedente	005	06	05
12–10–51	payd by the ꝑsidente	005	04	11
12–1–51/2	payd by the ꝑsidente	005	07	08	2
11– 4–52	payd by the ꝑsedent	006	12	01	2
	payd by whittinge Senior31 for his old study	004	10	00
10– 7–52	payd by the ꝑsidente	006	08	01
10–10–52	payd by the ꝑsidente	006	01	09

[18] M^r Brookes Debitor

13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinge	000	06	10	3
	Lent toward the buildinge the gallery	000	15	00
	by his Entrance	000	02	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	004	08	01
	by Tuition 13^s 4^d study rent 2^s 6^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	16	10
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	004	10	10
	by Tuition 13^s 4^d study rente 2^s 6^d, beedmakinge 1^s	000	16	10
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	004	10	08–2
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	16	10
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	004	10	10
	by the Income of a new study in the new house32	004	10	00
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	16	08
	by the steward	000	04	07
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	004	15	05	2
	by study rent Tuition beed and by the steward	001	12	10–2
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	004	04	08
	by Tuition study rent and beed and for goodm Caine	001	00	01
	payd to goody hall for washing 15^s by publick fier and wood	000	17	00

[19] Sir Rogers33 Creditor

30– 8–50	payd by his Study which ambrose Senior is Chardge	003	13
18–9–50	payd by goodman Jewett In Siluer	001	00
	payd by Joseph Jewett by Rob holmes In Indian	002	00

[20] Sir Rogers Debitor

15–1–49/50	Debitor ꝑ ballance	003	18	02	3^q
	by study rente	000	01	08
	by a paster for his Cow befor hir apprisall	000	02	00
	by Detrements In the winter quarter––49	000	04	00
	by Sargant greene34	000	02	00
	by the study that was buttlers In the terrett	002	00	00
	Lent the Colledg to build a gallery	000	15	00
	by study rente	000	01	00
13–1–50/51

[21] Sir Collines35 Creditor

In may 50	payd by Elder frost by Tho Sweatman for M^rs Day	002	04	08
14– 4–50	by 4 rymes of the best garland paꝑ Chardg on the ꝑsedent	002	00	00
	by m^r willes his gift of boston payd to the ꝑsedent	001	00	00
13–1–50/51	by his Chollership when the Constipell hath Collected it	003	15	00
13– 4–51	Alowed him for his Exebition	003	00	00
13– 7–51	Alowed him for his Exebition	003	00	00
	Alowed him for June and September	006	00	00
11–4–52	Lent him by the ꝑsident to pay toward y^e price of his new study	001	00	00
	by m^r willes by the Study left to mather seni	003	00	00
11–1–52/3	Alowed him for his exebition and deuident for three quarters past	006	00	00
	30–19–08

[22] Sir Collenes Debitor

15–1–49/50	Debitor ꝑ ballance	004	05	08	1^q
14–4–	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	11–3
	by study rent	000	01	06
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	02
	by study rente	000	01	06
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	01	1
	by study rente	000	01	06
13–1–50/51	for Commones and Sizinges	001	12	06
	by study rente	000	01	06
	Lente to wards buildinge a gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	07
	by study rente	000	01	06
	payd by the ꝑsident to m^r lyones for sir Collenes	000	13	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	09	04	2
	by study rente	000	01	06
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	03	06–2
	by study rente	000	01	06
	by the steward	000	05	04
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	10
	by study rente	000	01	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	003	08	10–3
	by the Income of a study in the new house	004	00	00
	by study rente 2^s and to the steward 4^s–1^d	000	06	01
10– 7–52	by his Commencment Chardges	003	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	004	03	01
	by study rente	000	02	00
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	06	3
	by study rente and to goodman Caine	000	02	04
11–1–52/3	by Commones And Sizinges	002	18	00
	by study rente And goodman Kaine	000	03	00
	11–1–52/3	Sum is 45–15–11 30 19 08 14 16 03

[Class of 1650]36

[23] Sir Stoughton37 Creditor

15–1–49/50	by his bill	001	11	00
17– 2–50	by 4 bush of rye 16^s two bush on half of Indian 7^s 6^d
23–2–	on bush half of wheatt 7^s 6^d	001	11	00
10–4–	by 9 bush of rye malt att 4^s 6^d ꝑ bush	002	00	06
13–4–	by a bill to m^r Powell	005	00	00
26– 5–50	Receaued to ward his Commencment Chardge by 30 pound of butter	000	15	00
13–10–50	by 3 bush and 3 peckes of appelles	000	15	00
13– 4–51	Receaued In Commodyties from m^r powell	004	00	00
21– 5–51
	payd by sir buttler	001	14

[24] Sir Stoughton Debitor

15–1–49/50	Debitor ꝑ ballance	005	12	01	2^q
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	12	11	3
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d study rent 1^s 6^d bedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
	by want of measure of the Indian	000	00	09	2^q
30–5–5038	for his Commencment Chardge	003	02	01
	Dew to the ꝑsedent	001	00	00
	by his Commones and Sizinges	001	04	01–2
	study rent and bedmakinge	000	02	06
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	06	03
	Lent to ward buildinge a gallery	000	15	00
	by study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	06
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	13	08–1
	study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	06	06	1
	by study rent and bedmakinge
12–1

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[25] the Sirs hubartes39 Creditors

6– 4–50	by a bill to Sargant Cooke of boston	003	00	00
4– 5–50	by a bill to m^r Sandes of boston	005	00	00
6– 5–50	by order to Sargant Couke of boston	004	00	00
23–11–50	by a bill excepted to pay by m^r frances Willoughby of Charlstowne for John foulshame of hingham	014	00	00
5– 4–51	to be payd by Josua Scoto of boston	003	00	00
12–10–51	payd by the returne of ther studyes	005	00	00
9–12–52	payd by tho danforth by m^r Rich russell	004	00	00
	by returne of ther gallery romes	001	10
	sum Creditor 39–10–00

[26] the Sir hubbarts Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	011	06	04
	sir hubbarte Senior by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	04	1^q
quar day 14– 4–50	by Tuition 6^s 8^d study rent 1^s–3^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	11
	sir hubbart Jeunior by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	08
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–3^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	11
		016	15	02	1
30– 5–50	by the Commencment Chardge of both sir hubbarts	005	05	04
	Dew to the ꝑsedent	002	00	00
	by Commones for sir hubbart Senior	001	07	06
quar day 13– 7–50	by study rent 1^s–3^d—beedmakinge 1^s	000	02	03
	by Commones and Sizinges for sir hubbart Jeunior	001	07	07–1
	by study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	03
		010	04	11	1
quar day 13–10–50	by Commones and Sisinges for Sir hubbart Sene	000	19	10	3^q
	by Commones and Sizinges for Sir hubbart Jeue^r	001	08	09	2
	by ther study rents and beedesmaking	000	04	06
	to be added for sack att y^r Commencment dew to Sir Allerton	000	04	08
		002	17	10	1
quar day 13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sisinges for both Sir hubbarts	002	03	01
	Lent by them both toward buildinge a gallery	001	10	00
	by ther study rents and beedsmaking	000	04	06
		003	17	07
quar day 13– 4–51	by Commones and Sisinges for Sir hubbart Sene	001	07	11–1
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
	by Commones and Sizinges by Sir hubbart Jen^r	000	11	11–1
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	01	09
		002	03	10	2
quar day 12– 7–51	by Commones and Sisinges for S^r hubbart Seni	001	13	10
	by study rent and beedmakinge	000	02	03
	by Commones and Sizinges for S^r hubbart Jenre	001	13	00
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges by S^r hubbard Senior	000	18	00
	by y^r study rentes	000	02	06
	by sir hubbard Junior to pay for Sir buttler	000	05	06
	by Candell and wood for the publicke fyer	000	03	00
		005	05	04
	12–10–51 som debitor 40 19 09 1
	som Creditor 34 00 00 0
	Remaynes debitor 06 19 09 1
9– 6–53	by ther Commencment Chardges	006	11	02	1
	att 9–4–54 sumedebitor 13–11–00
	Creditor 05–00–00
	rests debitor 08–11–00
	the wholl debite is 47–10–11–03

[27] Sir weld40 Creditor

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[28] Sir weld Debitor

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[29] Sir philipes41 Creditor

15–1–49/50	by wages for his Stewardship for 5 weekes	000	15	00
	by 6^li of butter toward his Commencment Chardge	000	03	00
23– 5–50	by 4 quarters of a weathor	001	00	00
16– 6–50	payd by goodman Child of wattertowne	001	11	06
8– 9–50	payd by m^r frances norton of Charlstowne for goodman haward of dedham	006	00	00
15–1–50/51	Alowed him for his scollershipe	003	15	00
	By the returne of the gallery	000	15	00
21– 8–51	Alowed him for his schollershipe	[01	07	06]42
		13	19	06
8– 6–53	payd by deacken Stone of wattertowne by a bush of appells	000	04	00
	mor by him 3 quarters of a lambe	000	09	00
	payd by goodman bloyse of wattertown by a lambe	000	12	00
octo 53	payd to tho longhorne by m^r Jewette	005	00	00

[30] Sir philipes Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ balance	004	15	10–3^q
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	04	1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d–study rent 1^s–3^d beedmaking 1^s	000	08	11
30– 5–50	by his Commencment Chardges	003	02	01
	Dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	11–2
13– 7–50	by study rent and bedmakinge	000	02	03
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	09
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	02	04
	Lent toward buildinge the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sisinges	000	05	06
	by study rent for two quarters	000	02	06
12– 7–51	by study rente	000	01	03
		17	02	11	2
	by his Commencment Chardges att the 9^th 6–53 03–05–00
	by Sizinges 00 00 04 totall is	20	09	04	2

[31] Sir hoar43 Creditor

4– 5–50	payd by seargant Couk of boston In Commodyties	003	11	10
23– 5–50	Receaued In Silver toward his Commencment Chardg	000	15	00
	Receaued In wheatt two bushells	000	10	00
	Receaued In rye malt two bushells	000	09	00
15– 6–50	payd to m^r Dunster by Sargant Couk	002	00	00
	payd by 20^li of butter	000	10	00
13–10–50	payd by Sargant Couk to m^r Starre	002	00	00
	payd by Sargant Couk to m^r Anger	001	10	00
30– 7–51	payd by the ꝑsedent for m^r Corlett	001	00	00
30– 8–51	payd by m^r Corlett by two bush of wheatte	000	10	00
12–10–51	payd by the returne of his study	002	10	00
18–1–51/2	payd by m^r Corlett	000	05	00
	11– 1–53	15	10	10
18– 8–53	by the returne of his gallery rome	000	15	00
	payd by John Flemminge of wattertown by malt	000	12
27– 8–53	payd by a younge stearre 8–10–54 sum Creditor 20–17–10	004	00

[32] Sir hoar Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	000	13	09–2
quar day	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	02
14– 4–50	by tuition 6^s–8^d, study rent 1^s–3^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	11
		003	11	10	2
30– 5–50	by his Commencment Chardg	003	02	01
	dew to m^r Dunster	001	00	00
quar day	by Commones and Sisinges	002	03	08	3^q
13– 7–50	by study rent 1^s–3^d and beedmakinge	000	02	03
	a wantinge In measure of the wheat and malt	000	00	08
		006	08	08	3
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	11
	by study rente and beedmaking	000	02	10
	Lent toward buildinge the gallery	000	15	00
		001	15	09
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	04	11
	by study rent for two quarters 2^s–6^d––beedmaking 1^s	000	03	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	02
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
		003	06	10
13–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	09	02–1
	by Candell and wood for the publick fyer	000	02	09
16– 9–52	to pay for m^r Chancey of Settiatte44	002	00	00
		002	11	11–1
	11– 1–53	17	10	09–2
10– 7–53	by Commencment Charges	003	00	00
	given unto the officers	000	15	00
	by Sizinges	000	00	04
		003	15	04
	Sume debitor–21–10–05

[33] Sr Allerton45 Creditor

27– 4–50	by Siluer payd unto the steward	001	10	00
9– 5–50	by Siluer payd unto the steward	001	00	00
	by Chandge of his study Chardged on Swinnock	000	10	00
17–10–51	payd by m^r hennery weebe of boston	006	00	00
17–10–51	payd by the returne of his study	001	10	00
	payd by Siluer to the steward	003	00	00
	payd by the returne of the gallery roome	000	15	00
	payd by Sack that he brought into the Colledge att his Commencmente and was Chardged upon the rest of the Commencers according to ther proportion	001	08	00
	11– 1–53	15	13	00
18–1–51/2	[payd by m^r Corlett]46

[Class of 1651]

[36]47 Malbone48 Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	007	08	02	3^q
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sisinges	000	18	03	3
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rent 1^s–4^d beedmaking 5^d	000	05	01
	by bringinge up the malte from boston	000	03	01
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	06–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s 4^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	00
	mor spent after the quarter day until his departing	001	10	02

[37] Sir Wiggelsworth49 Creditor

	by Siluer 30^s by peag 33^s 4^d att 7 ꝑ penny	003	03	04
26–1–49/50	geven by m^r Dunster and by the colledg	000	10	00
	by m^r Richard bellingham	001	17	06
30– 6–50	by m^r willys gift of boston	001	00	00
	payd in Siluer	000	15	00
23–11–50	Alowed him for his Schollarshipe	003	15	00
18– 2–51	payd in Siluer	002	05	00
9– 5–51	payd in Siluer	002	10	00
29– 5–51	payd in Siluer	001	10	00
11– 4–52	Alowed him by passinge over his study to mather jeunior	002	10	00
11–1–52/3	Alowed him for his fellowshipp for Septem and Desem quarters 52	004	00	00
	11– 1–53	[23	15]50	10
17– 4–53	payd by m^r vsher in Siluer	002	06	00
	payd by deductinge that was misplaced in his accounts	000	19
9–10–53	payd for him by the ꝑsident	008	00
13– 1–54	payd by Sir wiggelsworth in Siluer	002	00
5– 6–54	payd by m^r vsher by m^r wiggelsworth bill in Siluer	002	00
	sum is 39 00 10
8–10–54	by returne of his Study	003	00
	by returne of his gallery	000	12
	his wholl Credit is 42–12–10
	M^r Wiggelsworth is debitor att the 8–10–54 by returne to m^r Dunster that was lent att the 8–10–53	08	00	00
Att 8–10–54	so that his wholl debites is
		63	09	09	02
		42	12	10
		20	16	11	02

[38] Sir Wiggelsworth Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	10	03–1
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	04–2
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d, Study rent 1^s 8^d beed 1^s	000	09	04
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	08
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	04
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	02
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	09	04
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	02
	by Tuition study rent beedmakinge	000	09	04
	Lent toward buildinge a gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	01
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	04
12– 7–51	by his Commencment Charges	002	04	05	2
	Dew to the ꝑsedent	001	00	00
	by Commones and sizinges	001	11	01
	by study rente and beedmaking	000	02	08
12–10–51	by Candell and wood for publick fyer	000	02	00
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	06	02–1
	by the Income of a new study in y^e new house	003	00	00
	by study rent beed and study rent at march befor	000	04	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	10–3
	by study rente and beed makinge	000	03	00
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	05
	by study rent beed making and goodman Caine	000	03	03–2
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	09
	by study rente and to goodman Caine	000	04	01
	11– 1–53	[34	09	10	03]51
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	11–03
	by study rent beed and goodman Caine	000	02	09
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	08	06–2
	by study rente and beed	000	03	06
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	03	00	01
	study rent and beed	000	03	06
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	003	07	07
	study rente and beed	000	03	06
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	08
	by study rente and beed	000	03	06
8– 6–54	by his Comencment Chardges	003	15	00
7–54	[geuen to the ofysers]52	000
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	05
	study rente and beed	000	03	01
8–10–54	Sising	000	01	03

[39] Sir Cotten53 Creditor

		li	s	d
21–1–49/50	payd by Siluer	001	00	00
27– 4–50	payd by Siluer	005	00	00
21– 8–50	payd by Siluer	002	10	00
31– 1–51	payd by m^r Cotten himself In Siluer	006	00	00
	payd by the ꝑsedent	000	12	06
16– 3–51	payd by Siluer	002	10	00
	payd by Sack att Sir Cottens Commencment	002	05	00
11– 6–51	payd by the return of his study	003	00	00
	payd by the returne of the gallery	000	15	00
	[geuen to the offycers]54	000	00	00

[40] Sir Cotten Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	13	02
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	07–1
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d study rente 1^s–3^d––beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	11
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	08–3
	by Tuition study rente and beedmaking	000	08	11
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	01–1^q
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	08	11
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	11
	by Tuitione study rente beedmakinge	000	08	11
	Lent to build the gallery	000	15	00
q da 13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	15	11–2
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	08	11
	by exchainge of his study to y^t y^t was m^r michells	000	10	00
comenc 12– 6–51	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	00	05–1
q da
12– 7–51	dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	18	03
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
	by Candell and wood for publick fyer	000	02	00
	geuen to the ofycers	000	15	00
8– 6–54	by Discontinuance by 3 quarters and 9 weekes of a forth	000	18	04–2
	by Sizinges att seuerall tymes	000	00	08
	by his Commencment Chardges att 8–6–54	003	00	00
	geuen vnto the officers

[41] Sir Dudley55 Creditor

8– 8–50	payd by Siluer by m^r Thomas Dudley Gouerner	003	00	00
	payd by Indian 20 bushells	003	00	00
8– 2–51	payd by Siluer and Indian, which was all the gouernore would owne tho more was demanded as appeareth on the debitors side	004	09	04
15– 5–51	Receaued In Siluer from the deputie	001	07	06
	and a bill to Rich parke to pay in Indian	001	09	11
	Resaued by sir dudley In Siluer	002	15	00
25– 9–51	and a bill to Rich park to pay In Indian 20 bush	003	00	00
13– 5–52	payd by the deputye gouerner to the steward in Siluer	003	00	00
1– 9–52	payd in Siluer	001	00	00
	by Thomas gold In Corne	003	15
21–1–53	payd by Rich park in Indian Corne	001	03	3
		[026	16	03]56
28– 8–53	payd by Richard park by goodm Jonsones order	003	00	02–3^q
9–10–53	payd by the ꝑsedente as a gift	000	10	00
24–12–53	payd by Robart parkers by goodm Jonsons order	005	00
5– 6–54	payd by m^r Angeir	004	00
	to Richard parke	003	00

[42] Sir Dudley Debitor

		li	s	d	q
14– 4–50	ꝑ ballance vpon ane old account	001	16	10	3
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	00	03	1
13– 7–50	by Tuition 3^s–4^d	000	03	04
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	02	2^q
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sisinges	002	04	07
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sisinges	002	13	00
	by Tuition	000	06	08
	Lent to build a gallery	000	15	00
	payd to m^r russell for mending glasse windowes	000	02	11
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	05
Commenc 12– 6–11	by Tuition	000	06	08
	by his Commencment Chardge	003	00	00
	Dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sisinges	001	15	00
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	01	00	02
	by Candell and for the publicke fyer	000	01	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	03	2
	by the Incom of his study that was s^r okes	003	00	00
	by study rente and beed makinge	000	02	07
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	05
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	03	00
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	10
	by studye rent and beedmakinge	000	02	01
	by publick wood Candell and to goodman Caine	000	03	02–2
	11–1–52/3	29	16	03
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	08–2
	by study rente and beed	000	03	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	06	1
	by study rente and beed	000	03	06
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	08
	by study rent beed fyer and Candell	000	05	06
9–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	10–2
	by study rente and beed	000	03	06
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	18	00
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
8– 6–54	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	00	00
	geuen vnto the offisers	000	15	00
7–54	By his Commones and Sizinges	002	08	02
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01–2

[43] Goodyeare57 Creditor

payd by m^r Angeir for m^r lacke	002	17	10
payd by m^r Angeir for m^r lake	012	00	00
payd by returne of his study	002	13	04
payd by returne of the gallery	000	15	00
payd by m^r lake to the steward	003	09	10–3

[44] Goodyeare Creditor58

ꝑ ballance	005	18	08
by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	01
by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s 8^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	04
by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	03
by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	09	04
by Commones and Sizinges	003	01	06
by Tuitione study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	04
by Commones and Sisinges	002	13	03
by Tuition study rent beedmakinge	000	09	04
Lente to build a gallery	000	15	00
by Commones and Sisinges	001	13	07–1
by Tuition study rente beedmaking	000	08	10

[45] Sir glouer59 Creditor

by goodman morre Cobbler In butter	000	01	00
payd more by him by two bush of malt	000	10	00
payd by him by worke done for the steward	000	09	00
payd by m^r Turner a paire of boyes shooes for m^rs day	000	02	08
by goodman morre two bushels of malt	000	10	00
by a paire of shooes from goodman gold for goodm bordman	000	04	00
by goodman morre a bush of malt	000	06	00
by two bushells of wheatt from goodman morre	000	10	00
by goodman reanalds in peasse for goodm willington	000	13	01
by frances morre for worke to the steward	000	10	11
by shooes from goodman willyames of Roxbury	000	14	00
by habbacooke60 In Siluer	004	00	00
by showes from goodman Emmons for the steward	000	14	00
by mor shooes from goodm Emmons	000	15	04
by goodm willyames for moy61 bordmane a pair of shooes	000	02	08
by goodman burden 3 paire of shows for goodm bordman	000	07	00
by frances mor to the steward	000	14	06
by Andrew steuenson for the steward	000	10	00
by goodmane Emmenes for will bordman a pair shooes	000	02	02
by goodman willyames a pair of Child shooes	000	01	05
by a Calfe 10^s and 4^s for goodm bordman	000	14	00
by the ꝑsedent by phillipes accounts	002	00	00
by a pair of showes from goodman willyames	000	02	02
payd by goodm morre 40^s by goodm steuenson 20^s for m^r dunster	003	00	00
by a pair of bootes for abraham Smyth from goodm Ernes	000	16	00
by Siluer payd to the steward	006	00	00
by goodman Emmenes to bro goff for a debt from the Colledge	001	00	00
by goodman Emmenes for vampine goodm bordman boots	000	05	06
by a paire of shooes from goodman Emmens	000	04	00
by a paire of shooes for Rich herres	000	03	04
by a pair of showes from goodman willyames	000	04	04
by a pair from goodman Emmons	000	03	00
by two pair from goodman Emmons	000	06	08
by showes from goodman willyames for will browne	000	08	06
by goodman steuenson for the steward	000	09	10
by goodman steuenson for will bordman	000	01	10
by frances morr In malt and butter	000	15	00
by goodman morr for m^r Corlett	001	08	00
by tenne bushells of Indian Corne	001	10	00
by tenne bush of rye and 9 bush half of wheatt	004	07	06
by 20 bush of malt	005	00	06
by goodman steuenson six bush of wheatt	001	12	00
by goodman morre Chancys	000	04	00
by Siluer brought to the steward by Jo Glouer	003	09	00
by bro steuenson two bush of rye malt	000	09	00
by bro steuenson for the ꝑsedent	001	00	00
by bro steuenson for bordman 6^s–5^d for steward 7^s–6^d	000	13	11
by goodman morre [by the steward andw]62	000	19	00
by two bush of malt from goodm morre	000	09	00
by Siluer 40^s by malt 40^s by wheatt 08^li 00 00	012	00	00

[47] Sr Glouer Creditor

by the ꝑsedente upon frances more senior account	000	18	05
by m^rs day upon frances morre account	000	04	01
by goodman Emmines by shooes & to the steward for the use of the Colledge	002	02	00
by goodman steuenson by 4 bush of wheatte	001	00	00
by the ꝑsidente alowed for repaires of his study and Chamber	001	01	00

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[46] Sir glouer Debitor

by Sir glouers Chardges since the 15 of the first month—49/50 untill the 12 of the 7 month 51	030	02	01	1^q
by a ratte Chardge on m^r glouer by goodman Adams then Constipell of boston and promised pay to the Colledge	002	07	02
by [ ] Ambros Senre the 30^th of July or ther

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[142]63 M^r glouer is Debitor sence

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance of accountes	002	10	07–1
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	06–3
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	04
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	00	10–2
	Tuition And study rente	000	09	04
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	00
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	04
14–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	07	08–3
	Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	04
	Lente vnto the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	11–3
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	04
	the 6–12–50 by goodman Ademes then constipell of boston resigned m^r glouers ratte to be payd to the Colledge which was	002	07	02
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	06
	by Tuition and study rente	000	02	08
	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	04	05–2
	geuen to the officers	000	08	00
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	02
	by study rente	000	01	08
5– 3–53	debitor by m^r Eliotte	001	05	06–1
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	05
	by his Commencment Chardges	003	17	00
	Att 8–10–54 by Sizinges	000	01	01
	att 8–10–54 30–02–01–1

[52]64 Sir buttler65 Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	003	09	01
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	02–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s beed 1^s	000	08	08
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	07–3
	by Tuition study rent and beedmaking	000	08	05
	by want of measure In fower bush of malte	000	01	09
13–10–50	to pay for Samuell malbone	001	00	00
	by Commones and Sisinges	002	05	00
	by Tuition and study rente beedmakinge	000	08	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	04–3
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	08	11
	Lent to build the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	07–1
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	08	11
Comencment Day
12– 6–51	by his Commencment Chardge	002	19	05
12– 7–51	Dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
	by Commones and Sisinges	002	03	04–1
	by study rente and beedmaking	000	02	03
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	06	10–1
	by study rente	000	01	03
12–10–51	to pay for sir stoughton	001	14	05
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	00	01–3
	by the Income of a new study in y^e new house	003	00	00
	by study rente	000	01	06
	11–1–52/3	027	13	05	2
10– 7–52	by Sizinges 7^d 3^q. 10–10–52, 4^d–3^q 10–4–53, ––03^s–6^d	000	04	06–2
10–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	11	07–02
	by study rente and beed fyer and Candell	000	05	01
8– 6–54	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	15	00
	geuen to the offisers	000
	by discontuniance 9 weekes	000	03	04–2^q
	by Sisinge	000	00	02–01

[53] Sir Dauis66 Creditor

24– 4–51	payd att m^r Angeirs by m^r Lake67	005	15	00
	payd by m^r Lake by m^r newgatte to the steward	004	15	00
21– 5–51	payd by m^r Lake to m^r dunster	000	02	00
8– 6–51	payd by the returne of his study	003	08	00
	11– 1–53	14	00	00
9– 4–54	payd by the ꝑsidente	002	16
8– 7–54	by the returne of his gallery rome	000	12	00
	by deducting wch was chardge on him about [his noncontinuance]68	000	00	00
	att 8–7–54	018	08	00
	in may 55 payd Ed okes by m^r usher in wheatte 15 bush	003	15	00
	mor payd by Ed okes on bush of wheatte	000	05	00
15– 2–56	payd by 14 bush on peck of wheatte by Jeggelles69	003	04	01–½
	by 7 bush and 3 peckes of peasse	001	11	00
5– 8–56	payd by 23 bush wheatte on halfe	005	05	09

[54] Sir Dauis Debitor

15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance70	006	19	02–3
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	05
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rente 1^s–9^d beed 5^d	000	05	06
13– 7–50	by Commones Sizinges	002	07	06–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–9^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	05
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	12	10–3
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rente 1^s 9^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	06	01
	by his lone unto the gallery	000	15	00
		012	13	01
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	05	02
13–1–50/51	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–9^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	05
[13–4–51]71	by his Commencment Chardges	002	19	05
	Dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
	geuen to m^rs day and will bordman for work done for him	000	03	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	00
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	09
[10–7–52]72	by Candell and wood for publicke fyer	000	02	00
	geuen to the oficers	000	15	00
		008	19	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	00–2
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	07
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	10	04
	to goodman Caine 1^s–8^d by publicke fier and Candell 2^s	000	03	08
		001	18	07–2
	11– 1–53	23	07	09–02
10–10–53	by fyer and Candell	000	02	00
	by discontinuance by 3 quarters	000	15	00
att 8–6–54	by his Commencment Chardges	003	00	00
	geuen to the officers	000	15	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	03	2^q
		06	06	03	2
	att 8–7–54	029	13	10
15– 2–56	payd to Jegelles for fright from harford to boston 7^d–2^q ꝑ bush	000	13	09
	by fright from boston to the stewards house	000	04	01
5– 8–56	by bringinge 23 bush on half of wheatte from boston	000	04	08
5– 7–57	by Commons and Sizinges	001	01	05–3
		002	04	03–3

[55] Pelham73 Creditor

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[56] Pelham Debitor

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[57] Chancyes Senior and Junior74 Creditor

3– 3–50	payd by george bowers three bushels of wheatte	000	15	00
	payd by goodman wise of Roxbury for george bowers In malte	002	00	00
25– 4–50	payd by george bowers a bushell of wheatte	000	05	00
	payd by Elder heath of Roxbury in Siluer	001	10	00
8– 8–50	payd by goodman wineboone of boston by malte	005	10	00
15– 9–50	Alowed Senior Chancye towards a scollership	000	18	00
	payd by Elder heath by 5 bush of malte	001	10	00
22– 2–51	payd by the returne of sir Chancyes of sir Chancyes Juner study	003	13	09
	by the returne of his gallery rome	000	15	00
12– 7–51	by malt from goodman wineboone	005	00	00
18– 8–51	payd by goodman lues of boston in Siluer	002	10	00
17–10–51	payd by Cap sauadge for goodman lewes	002	10	00
	payd by the returne of s^r Chancy Juni, gallery roome	000	15	00
16– 9–52	payd by sir hoar	002	00	00
25– 9–52	payd by goodman lewes of boston bucher by m^r powell	003	15	00
	11–1–52/3	32	06	09
7– 6–54	payd by two lambes	001	04	00
	payd by 24 bush of wheatte	006	00	00
	[payd by John hoarr of setiatt In wheatt]75	000

[58] Chancyes Senior atid Jeunior Debitors

	ꝑ balance	005	16	11–1
	by bringing malte from roxbury	000	01	02
	by Commones and Sizinges Senior	000	07	01
	by study rente and Tuition	000	03	00
	by Commones and Sizinges Jeunior	000	06	11
	by Tuition 1^s–6^d––study rente 1^s–3^d	000	02	09
	by Commones and Sizinges Senior	002	05	01	2
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rent 1^s 6^d––beedmakinge	000	05	10
	by Commones and Sizinges, Jeunior	002	03	00
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rente 1^s–3^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	05	07
	J sack Chancey to pay for malbone	000	05	00
	by bringinge malt from boston	000	03	08
	payd to goodwife hale	000	09	06
	by Commones and Sizinges Senior	001	07	04–3
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rent 1^s–6^d—beedmakinge 1^s	000	05	10
	by Commones and Sizinges Jeunior	001	04	9
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rent 1^s–3^d––beedmakinge 1^s	000	05	07
	Lent the Colledge to help to build a gallery by both	001	10	00
	by ther study rents	000	02	09
	payd by bringinge malt from roxbury	000	00	10
	by Commones and Sizinges Senior	001	03	11
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rente 1^s–6^d––beedmakinge 6^d	000	05	04
	by Commones and Sizinges Jeuiner	001	04	08
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d study rente 1^s–3––beedmakng 6	000	05	01
	by ther Commencment Chardge	005	03	09
	dew to m^r Dunster	002	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges Senior	002	07	08
	by Commones and Sizinges Jeunior	001	11	03
	by study rentes	000	02	09
	by beedes makinge	000	02	00
	payd to frances morre for shooe mendinge	000	04	00
18– 8–51	by bringinge malt from boston and from the Creeke	000	03	10
	by Candell and Publick fyer	000	02	00
	11–1–52/3	32	09	11^d	2^q
8– 6–54	by the Comencment Charges for both m^r Chances	006	00	00
	geuen unto the offisers	000	15	00
	by Commones and Sizinges for them both	000	07	03
	by the steward by Lodginge 9 nightes	000	02	00
	by discontinuance	001	19	00
	sume debitor 09–03–03
	att 8–7–54–Creditor 01–04–00
	rests debitor 07–19–03

[59] Sir Ince76 Creditor

	by his wages by his buttlership	001	10	00
	by his Chippines		000	16	03
	by Admition of brodstreat longe and moudy	000	02	00
	by wrytinge sundry laws orders and pettitiones for the Colledg	000	15	00
	by wrytting seuerall thinges for the ꝑsedent for which he is debtior77	000	06	08
	payd for mendinge a greatt Canne	000	00	06
	by his wages for his buttlership	001	10	00
	by his Chippines	001	00	07
	payd by Siluer	001	12	06
	Alowed him by the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
	Alowed him by makinge up the Colledge accounts	001	00	00
	Alowed him by makinge up the Colledge accounts	002	00	00
12– 7–51	Alowed him for makinge up the Colledg accounts	001	10
11– 4–52	Alowed him for the Colledge and serveinge for 3 quarts	003	00	00
11–1–52/3	Alowed him for Septem and Desem 52 and for wryttng	02	10	00
	11–1–52/3	18	13	06
9– 4–54	payd by m^r Dunsters gifte	001	00
	Creditor att 9–4–53––19–13–06
	payd by returne of his gallery	000	12
	payd by m^r Samuell hooker	005	04	09

[60] Sir Ince Debitor

14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	01
	by study rente	000	01	04
	by his Commencmente Chardge	003	06	05
30– 5–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	08–3^q
13– 7–50	by study rente 1^s–4^d	000	01	04
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	00	06–1
	by study rente and by sacke allowed sir allerton 2^s–4^d	000	03	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	19	00
	Lente towards the gallery	000	15	00
	by study rente	000	01	04
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	18	08
	by study rente	000	01	04
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	15	05	03
12– 7–51	by study rente	000	01	04
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	04
	by study rente	000	01	04
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	000	18	00
	by study rente	000	01	04
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges 19^s 4^d by study rente 1^s–4^d	000	19	04
11– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	11	01
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	18	06
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges, and by Sam gren and 3 quarters study rentes	001	06	09
	11–1–52/3	19	09	10–03^q
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	09–03
	by study rente	000	01	04
9– 7–53	by his Commencment Chardges	003	00	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	19	07–3
	by study rente	000	01	04
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	11	11–2
	payd by Cap gookine for sir shipheard	000	01	04
	debiter att 9–4–54––25–08–03

[61] Sir Burre78 Creditor

		li	s	d
	payd vnto samuell philipes In wheatt	003	00	00
6– 5–50	payd by goodman Jones of Charlstowne by beafe		003	00	00
13– 7–50	giuen him for wrytinge out the tablle	000	05	00
23– 8–50	by Jonathan hides for m^r Dumer two bush of wheatte	000	10	00
26– 8–50	by Jonathan hids two bushells of wheatte	000	10	00
30–8–50	d[elivere]d by goody hides two bush of wheatte	000	10	00
5– 9–50	mor payd by Jonathan hids—3 bush of wheatte	000	15	00
8– 9–50	payd mor two bushells a halfe of wheatte	000	12	06
13– 9–50	payd morre two bushell a half of wheatte	000	12	06
15– 9–50	payd morre two bush of wheatte	000	10
23– 6–51	by 3 bush a peccke and half of bad barly malt from m^r ruckes	000	15	04
9– 8–51	payd by Jonathan hids Eight bush of wheatte	002	00	00
	payd by goodman Longhorne for Jonathan hids in beaff	004	10	00
	payd by Tho ꝑtice by Tho Longhorne for Jonathan hids	001	00	00
16– 8–51	payd by goodman Johnes of Charlstowne by beaffe	003	00	00
	payd by Joseph Jewett to the ꝑsidente	001	16	00
		11–1–52/3	23	06	04
12–17–51	taken of philip nelsones accounte79 being then Creditor	001	01	05
	by the returne of his study	002	10	00
12–11–54	by the returne of his gallery roome	000	13	00
	27–00–09
in march 54	payd by goodman under wood 7 bush of wheatte	001	15

[62] Sir Burr Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	004	03	03	2
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	10	2
14– 4–50	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–3 beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	11
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	10	2
13– 7–50	by Tuituition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	11
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	00
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	11
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	05–3
	by Tuition study rente––beed	000	08	11
	by his lone to the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	08–2
	by Tuition study rente beed	000	08	11
12– 6–51	by his Commencment Chardges	002	19	05–2
	dew to the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	08
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	03
	by bringinge malte from bostone	000	00	08
12–10–51	att Desem quarter for Sizinges and wood	000	02	04
	11–1–52/3	24	08	02–01^q
9–7–53––
9–10–53	att septem 53–4^d att desem by discontue––Candell and fier 7^s	000	07	04
	att march and June 54 by discontinuance	000	10	00
[8]–6–54	by his Commencment Chardges	003	00	00
	geuen to the officers	000	15	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	00–3
	by discontinuance 9 weekes	000	04	04	2
	29–18–11–02

[Class of August 9, 1653]80

[63] Angeir81 Creditor

	payd by Edmond Angeir	002	00	00
	payd by the returne of the gallery	000	15	00
	payd by Commodyties to will bordman	001	00	00
	payd to m^rs Day In Commodyties	000	12	08
	payd by 18 yeards of sackine	001	01	09
	payd by veall 1^s–8^d by suger 10^d	000	12	06
	to the ꝑsident in Siluer towards his Commencment	001	00	00
	by two bush of appells	000	08	00
	payd by old accountes	000	11	00
9–10–53	payd by the ꝑsidente	002	05	00
	att 8–7–54	Sum is 10–05–11
14– 6–55	by Rob holmes by lambes and mutten	002	00	00
	by fower bush of appelles	000	14	00

[64] Angeir Debitor

		li	s	d	q
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	11	09–1
	by Tuition 6–8^d	000	06	08
	Lent to the buildinge of the gallery	000	15	00
	by desoluinge m^r Danforthes study	000	16	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	10
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d and beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	06
9– 7–53	by his Commencment Charges	003	15	00
	by discontinuances for 4 quarters desember 53 march June septem all 54 and by fyer and Candell	001	02	00
	att 8–7–54 sum is [10–12–11–1]82			11–1
	by discontinuanc at 8–10–54	000	05	00
	Att 9–1–55 discontenc	000	05	00
	Att 8–4–55 by discontinuance	000	05	00
	att 8–4–55––11–3–11–1
	Att 7–7–55 by his Commencment Chardges	003	15	00
	by discontinuance	000	05	00

[65] Shipheard83 Creditor

6– 2–51	payd by the ꝑsidente for Cap gookine	002	02	04
11– 6–51	payd by Cap gookine In lambes	000	19	02
	payd by Cap gookine to the steward in hay	001	08	00
8–10–50	[payd by deacken bridge to goodman Longhorne	000	11	02]84
10–10–50	[payd by math bridge to goodman Longhom	000	07	00]85
	[payd by goodman foxe to Rich frances for will bordman	000	08	00]86
	[payd by Tho foxe to John fessinden for m^rs Day	000	15	00]87
2–11–51	payd by goodm foxe to Jo Steadman for on parker and will knap for will bordman In pease	000	16	00
	payd by goodman foxe a eleauen bush of wheatte	002	15	00
23–11–51	[payd by Edward go goffe for Tho foxe a bush of wheatt	000	05	00]88
	payd by John bridg 11^s–2^d, by math bridge 7^s	000	18	02
	payd by goodman fox to Rich frances for m^rs day	000
	willyam bordman 8^s and to bro fesinden for m^rs day 15^s	001	03	00
	by bro goff for goodman fox on bush of wheatt	000	05	00
	payd by bro fox eight bush of wheatt	002	00	00
	payd by Tho fox by Indian 8 bush	001	04
26– 7–52	by 13^li and ⅓ of sheep wooll at 1^s–3^d ꝑ pound sold to mighell basto89	000	17	03
10– 7–52	by two bush and 3 peckes of wheatt from Jo russell	000	13	09
	by tenne bush of barly malt att 5^s 6^d ꝑ bush	002	15	00
23–7–52	[by a sid of lambe]90 these pute to vtye91	000	07	00
	[by a hind quarter of beaff wight 56^li att 4^d ꝑ pound	000	08	00]92
1– 8–52	payd by the ꝑsidente as he had vnderwryte	006	00	00
	payd by a scholarship by the ꝑsident	003	15	00
	11–1–52/3	[027	11	08]93
25– 5–53	payd in Siluer by Cap gookine	002	00	00
	payd by sis park and goody parker	000	06	11
8– 6–53	by a Lambe by goodman pattine	000	17	00
	payd to m^r dunster in woll for sargant grean	001	00	00
	to m^r Ince	000	01	04
9–10–53	by the returne of his own study	003	00
	payd by the ꝑsident by his schollership	003	15	00
13– 4–54	by 15 poud of wolle to the steward at 16^d ꝑ poud	001	00
1– 5–54	payd by seauen lambes att 12^s ꝑ lamb	004	04
9– 9–54	payd by John gibson a sid of lambe 5^s by tempell in porke 8^s 3^d	000	13	03
	by a [ ] of sir shipheards owne	000	13	06
8–10–54	by James Classes [?] for two quartters	006	01	00
	by a quarter of veall from tempell	000	02	08

[66] Shipheard Debitor

13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	00	08
	by Tuition 6^s–8 Lent to the gallery 15^s	001	01	08
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	03
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	03
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
		07	10	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by study rent 1^s–6^d beed 1^s	000	09	02
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	07
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	07	08
11–4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	02
	by the Income of a study In the newhouse	003	00	00
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	03
	payd to goodman caine	000	00	07
		11	05	05
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	03–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–6^d beed 1^s–1^d goodm Caine 2^d 2^q	000	09	05–2
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	10–2
	by Tuition study rent beedmakinge	000	09	03
	by publick fyer and Candell	000	02	00
	by bringinge malt from boston 1^s–8^d to goodman Caine 8^d–2^q	000	02	04–2
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	00
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d study rent 1^s–6^d to goodm Kaine 2^s–6^d	000	10	08
		08	11	11
	[by Commones and Sizinges
		11–1–52/3	29	07	06]94
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	10
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s 6^d to Cayn by beed and work 2^s–2^d	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	03–02
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by Commencment Chardges	003	15	00
		08	14	06–2
	by the study that was m^r willes	003	00	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	01–2
	by study rent beed Candell and fyer	000	05	01
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	08–02
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	00–1^q
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	03–1
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
		14	03	06	02
8–10–54	by Commones and Sizinges	003	01	00
	by study rente 19^d by fyer and Candell 2^s	000	03	07
9–1–54/5	by Commones and Sizinges	003	13	05–2
	payd to John boultell 9^d study rent 19^d	000	02	07

[67] Nowell95 Creditor

		li	s	d
19– 3–50	payd by m^r nowell Eight bush of wheatte	002	00	00
2– 4–50	payd by goodman lynne two bush of barly malt	000	12	00
12– 9–50	payd by two bush of appelles	000	10	00
1–1–50/51	payd by 3 quarters of a hundred of suger	002	10	06
15–1–50/51	payd by m^r howman In wood	000	18	00
9– 4–51	payd by ½ hundred of Suger	001	15	00
12– 4–51	payd by m^r bendall 1^li–14^d and to the steward 8^s	002	02	00
16– 5–51	payd by m^r howman In wood	000	06	00
	payd by fiue bush of wheatt from Charlstown mylle	001	05	00
10– 8–51	mor by fiue bush of wheatt from Charlstowne myll	001	05	00
	payd by 42 pound of suger	001	08	00
10–11–51	payd by m^r bendall	000	16	00
	payd by fower bush of appelles	001	00	00
	to be payd by m^r bendell by m^r powell	003	04	09
	payd by m^r Angeir	002	00	00
	payd by John founell two bush of wheatte	000	10	00
	payd by Thomas Danforth	000	02	00
8– 5–52	payd by Cap Sauige	002	10
	payd by goodman lynne by 4 bush of barly malt	001	02
8– 6–52	payd by goodman Jones butcher	002	06	08
20– 7–52	payd by fower bush of apelles––	001	00
	payd by randell mycholles In Siluer	002	00
	payd by goodman Jones butcher	002	00
10–10–52	payd by the ꝑsident for his schollershipe	003	15
		11–1–52/3	36	17	11
30– 5–53	payd by Randell mycholes in wheatte	003	00
	by the returne of his study in the ꝑnting roome	002	10
9–10–53	payd by the ꝑsident by his scholarship	003	15
8– 4–55	payd by m^r dunster	003	15

[68] Nowell Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	004	07	02	3
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	08
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
	by bringinge 8 bush of wheatt and 2 bush of malt from Charlstown	000	01	09	2
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	02
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	10–3
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	02
	by bringinge suger and appells from Charlstowne	000	00	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	12	01
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	Lente toward the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	08–1
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	02
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	08
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	by bringinge suger from Charlstown	000	00	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	02
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	payd to goodman morre 1^s–7^d to Jo russell 2^s–1^d	000	03	08
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	10
	by Tuitione study rente beed	000	09	02
	by mendinge Chamber windows 1^s–8^d payd to Caine 2^s‑6^d	000	04	02
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	07
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	05
	payd to goodman Caine	000	01	00
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	06
	by Tuition study rent beed and bringing malt from Charlstown	000	09	11
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09
	by Tuition study rente and beed and bringing 4 bush of appells	000	09	03
	by publick fier Candell to frances morr and goodm Caine	000	07	05
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	06–3
	by Tuiton and study rent	000	08	02
	to goodm Caine 2^s–6^d by mending windowes 2^s	000	04	06
	11–1–52/3	39	06	09
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	00	04–2
	Tuition study rent beedmakinge and to Caine by worke	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	11
	by study rente and beed and goodman Caine	000	03	09
	by his Commencment Chardges	003	15	00
10–10–53	to the steward by sack	000	06	06
	by Sizinges fyer and Candell and discontinuance	000	18	03–2

[69] Hubbart96 Creditor

		li	s	d
22– 8–50	payd by James oliuer In wheatte	003	00	00
22– 5–51	payd by m^r will payne of Ipswhich to the steward by allegant [?]	004	00	00
8–1–51/52	payd by Joseph Jewett In Siluer	002	00	00
11– 4–52	payd by his study that was sir Allertons		001	10
	payd by Joseph Jewett by goodman Longhorne	004	10
29– 8–52	payd morre by Joseph Jewett	002	00
		17	00	00
21– 5–53	payd by m^r Jewatt by goodman Jones butcher	003	00
21– 8–53	payd by m^r Jewett by the same goodm Jones	005	00
	payd by returne of his study	003	00
6–1–53/4	payd by m^r ayers by James Cuttler	004	00

[70] hubbart Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	000	15	10–3
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	08	03–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	11–2
	by Tuition 6^s–9^d study rente 1^s–6^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	02
13–1–50/51	Lente vnto the gallery 15^s and study rente 1^s–6^d	000	16	06
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	05	11
	by Tuition 1^s study rente 1^s–6^d	000	02	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	00–2^q
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d by beedmaking 1^s	000	09	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	01	00
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	by wood by publicke fyer	000	01	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	08
	by the Income of a new study	003	00	00
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	07	07
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	05
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–6^d beedmaking 1^s–1^d	000	09	03
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	01
	by study rente Tuition and beedmakinge	000	09	03
	by work done by goodman Caine	000	03	08–2
	by publicke fyer and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	03–2
	by Tuition study rent and beed	000	09	06
		23	14	06
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	15	11–1
	by Tuition study rente and worke don by Caine	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	08
	study rente and beed and Cayne	000	03	06
	by his Commencment chardge 3^li and geuen the officers	003	15	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	01	07–2
	by fyer and Candell and discontinuance	000	17	00
10–1–53/4	by discontinuanc 5^s att 9–4–54––5^s att 8–7–54––5^s	000	15	00

[71] whittinge Senior97 Creditor

		li	s	d
2– 2–50	payd by Cap gookine for m^r hobkines	002	00	00
12– 2–50	payd by m^r hopkines 20 bush of wheatte	005	00	00
26– 6–50	payd by m^r hopkines in Siluer	003	06	08
27–1–50/51	payd by bro vsher by bro Anger and bro maninge in wheatt	007	00	00
9– 3–51	payd by bro vsher by half a vessell of porke	002	05	00
23– 4–51	receaued from Ed Shipheard vessell by m^r hopkines 20 bush wheatt	005	00	00
11– 4–52	Alowed him by rawson for his old study	002	00	00
8– 5–52	Receaued from Ed shipheard 18 bush of wheatt	004	10	00
9–10–52	payd by m^r lake In Siluer toward a hogshead of malt	001	09	03
17–11–52	payd by m^r Ed tinge by m^r lakes order a hogshead of malte	002	01	03
		11–1–52/3	34	12	02
23– 5–53	payd by m^r Lake by goodm Jones of Charlstown	007	03	09
	payd by m^r lake by m^r vshers in wheatt	003	00	00
3–12–53	payd by m^r Lake in malt by goodm wolbon	005	00	00
	payd by his study by graues98	004	00	00
22– 4–54	payd by m^r Lake to the ꝑsidente	005	00	00
26– 4–54	payd by m^r Lake in wheatt	002	00
	payd by 16 bush of barly malte by m^r Lake	004	08	00
11– 5–54	payd by m^r Lake by 12 bush of wheatt his whole Credite is 68–03–11	003	00	00

[72] whittinge Senior Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	004	18	05–2
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d by beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
	by bringinge 20 bush of wheatt from boston	000	03	08
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	10
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
		010	11	03	2
13–10–50	by Commones and Sisinges	003	06	03
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d by beedmakinge 1^s	000	09	02
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sisinges	003	01	11
	by Tuition study rente by beedmakinge	000	09	02
	Lent the Colledge	000	15	00
	by bringeinge som porke from boston	000	00	03
		008	01	09
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sisinges	003	00	04
	Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	payd by the ꝑsidente to Rich franch	000	08	00
	by bringinge wheatt from boston and from the Creeke	000	05	05
	Lent hime by the steward In Siluer	000	[05	06]99
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	06–2
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	by Candell and wood for the publicke fyer	000	02	00
	by bringinge 20 bush of wheatt from Ed Shiphards vessell	000	[03	09]100
		007	10	07
	by Candell and publicke fyer	000	[02]101	00
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	08
	by the Income of his study that was m^r brookes	004	10	00
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	05	11
	by the steward	000	01	10
		005	12	05
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	01
	by Tuitions study rent and beedmakinge	000	09	09
	by bringinge 18 bush of wheate from boston	000	04	00
		003	09	10
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	11–2
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	09
	by publick fyer and Candell 2^s to goodman Cain 1^s 7^d 2^q	000	03	07–2
	by a pair of bootes payd to m^r Turner by the ꝑsident	001	00	00
		004	06	04–2
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	06–2
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	10	09
		03	10	03–2
	11–1–52/3	43	05	04–2
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	06	02–2
	by Tuition study rent beed and work by Cayne	000	12	11
	to the steward	000	01	03
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	11
	by Commencment Chardges	003	15	00
	dew to the steward by Sack	000	04	10
	by study rent and beed	000	04	00
	by Corne from boston	000	03	06
		011	04	07	02

Sir whitting Senior debtior102

9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	00	08–2
	Study rent and beed	000	04	00
	fyer and Candell 2^s [by m^r brookes study 4^li 10^s]103	000	02	00
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	003	06	07
	by study rente and beed	000	03	07
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	05–3
	by study rent and beed	000	03	07
	by bringinge wheatt and malt from boston	000	11	02
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	10
	by study rente	000	02	00
	by 3 quarters discontnc / whole debt is 64–13–00^d–01^q
	00–15^s–00 by study rent 3 quats six shillinge 6^s	001	01	00
		011	08	11	01

[73] Hooker104 Creditor

2– 2–50	payd by Cap gookine for m^r hopkines att m^r Angeirs	001	00	00
	payd by 15 bush ½ of wheatte by m^r hopkines	003	17	06
26– 6–50	payd by m^r hopkines In Siluer	003	06	08
27– 1–51	payd by hezekiah vsher by m^r Angeir	007	00	00
9– 3–51	payd by hezekiah vsher in porke	002	05	00
23– 4–51	receaued from Ed Shipheards vessell 20 bush of whet	005	00	00
28– 4–51	payd by a Cask of butter wight 53^li at 6^d ꝑ pound	001	06	06
8– 3–52	by a Cask of pork wight 313^li att 4^d ꝑ pound	005	04	04
11– 4–52	Alowed for his old study by Dummer	002	00	00
10–12–52	payd by m^r Samson Shorre of boston in Siluer	002	00
		11–1–52/3	33	00	00
6– 6–53	payd by will hudson for Samson Shoore in Siluer	000	10	00
26– 9–53	payd by Samson Shoore	000	06	00
	payd to the steward In rose watter	000	14	02
9–10–53	payd by the return of his old study	003	00	00
26–10–53	payd by Samson Shoore by m^r Trusdell of boston	001	00
26–11–53	payd by Samson Shoors wife in Siluer	001	00
7–1–53/4	by m^rs scotte by John steadman for samson shorr in wheatt	000	10
14–16–54	payd by 40 bush of wheatt from m^r goodine by Ed Shiphead	010	00

[74] Hooker Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	16	10	3
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	03–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	08
	payd to will manine for bringinge 15 bush ½ of wheatt from boston 2^s–10, and for seuerall other thinges the two hookers had of goodm maninge 6^s	000	08	10
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	09
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sisinges	002	15	04
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	08
	payd to Richard frainch for woode	000	05	03
14–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	02	06
	by Tuitione study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	08
	payd to Richard franch for wood	001	08	00
	Lent the Colledge	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	04
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	08
	by bringinge porke from boston	000	00	03
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	08
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	08
	by bringinge wheatt and butter from boston	000	05	09
	by Candell and wood for the publicke fyer	000	02	00
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	05	00
	by the Income of a study in the new house	003	00	00
	by Tuitione study rente and beed	000	07	01
	payd to m^r Day by worke Done	000	05	00
	payd to goodman Caine	000	00	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	00
	by Tuition study rent beedmaking	000	09	03
	by bringinge a barrell of pork from boston	000	00	10
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	02
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	03
	by publick fier and candell 2^s by shooe mending 10 to goodman Caine by worke done 1^s–2^d	000	04	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	18	10–1
	by study rente Tuition and beedmakinge	000	09	09
	11–1–52/3	36	19	03	1
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	14	05	03
	by Tuition study rente beed and worke	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	04
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by Commencment Chardges	003	15	00
	to the steward by Sack	000	05	00
9–10–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	01
	study rente beed fyer and Candell	000	05	01
	by the income of m^r Collines study	004	00	00

Sir hooker is debitor105

10–1–53/4	Att by Commones and Sizinges	002	14	02–1^q
	by study rente and beed	000	03	07
9–4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	06–3
	by study rent and beed	000	03	07
14– 6–54	by bringne 40 bush of wheatt from boston	000	08	00
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges [Sume debitor]106	002	11	10–3^q
	by study rente and beed	000	04	00

[75] Stone107 Creditor

		li	s	d
2– 2–50	payd by Cap gookine for m^r hopkines att m^r Angeirs	001	00	00
19– 4–50	payd by hezekiah vsher wherof to the ꝑsident 3^li	005	00	00
	payd by goodman Jones bucher In beaffe for Th Sweattman	001	00	00
6– 5–50	payd by Tho Sweatman In butter	001	10	00
26– 6–50	payd by m^r hopkines In Siluer	003	06	08
2–10–50	more payd by Siluer	003	10	00
6– 3–51	Receaued from a bord Ed Shipheards vessell 18 bushell and on half bush of wheatt	004	12	06
17– 3–52	Receaued from Ed Shipheard 20 bush of wheatt	005	00	00
11– 4–52	Alowed by Brinsmead by his old study	002	00	00
18– 9–52	payd by twenty six bush of wheatt and a peck	006	11	03
	11–1–52/3	[33	07	11]108
24–3–53	payd by 36 bush of wheatte	009	00
	after the 10–4–53 by 47 bush of wheatt	011	15
	payd by the returne of his first study	003	00
20 and 25–2–54	payd by 30 bush of wheatte	007	10
	by the returne of his second study	003	00
	by the returne of his gallery roome	000	12
	his wholl Creditt 68–07–05

[76] stone Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	003	10	10–1
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8 study rent 1^s	000	07	08
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	01–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s beedmakinge 1^s	000	08	08
	by bringinge beafe from Charlstowne	000	00	06
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	09	1^q
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d study rente 1^s beedmakinge 6^d	000	07	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	18	09
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	08
	Lent aboute the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	01–1^q
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	08
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	15	02
	by Tuition 3^s 4^d study rent 1^s	000	04	04
	by Candell and for wood for the publicke fyer	000	02	00
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	07	10–2
	by Income of a new study In the new house	003	00	00
	by tuition study rente and beed	000	07	01
	by fright to Ed shipead	000	10	00
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	08
	by Tuition study rente and beedinge	000	09	03
	payd to will maninge Jeu	000	06	04–2
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	003	02	00–2
	by Tuition study rente and bedmaking	000	09	03
	payd by bringinge 26 bush on pack of wheatt from boston	000	04	04
	by publicke fyer And Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	01
	study rente Tuition and beed	000	09	09
	by mendinge the glasse in his chamber window	000	00	09
	payd by the ꝑsident by two winters wood 50 and 52	001	12	00
		11–1–52/3	38	06	04–3
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	16	07
	payd by bringe 36 bush of wheatte from boston	000	06	10
	by Tuition study rente beed and to goodm Caine	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	00
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	15	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	06
	study rente and beed 3^s–1^d to goodm fox in wheatt––15	000	18	01
	by bringinge 47 bush wheatt from boston and wante of measure	000	14	00
	by fyer and Candell 2^s payd to the ꝑsident by wood 16^s	000	18	00
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	003	11	00
	studye rente and beed 3^s–1^d to steward 1^s–8^d	000	04	09
	by bringinge 37 bush of wheatt from boston	000	07	02

Sir stone Debitor109

9– 4–54	by the study that was sir nowells	003	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	003	13
	study rent and beed goodman Caine and sargant grene110	000	06
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	03
	study rente and beed, and for 40 foote of bord	000	06	07
8–10–54	by Sisinges 2^s–3^d–2^q to [?] steadman 2^s maninge 5^s	000	09	03	2
	to goody fox by washinge	000	05
	whole debt is 68–06–10

[77] Tomsone111 Creditor

14– 4–50	payd to him for his Seruice	001	00
13– 7–50	payd to him for his Service In the hall	001	00
13–10–50	payd to him for his Service In the hall	001	00
13–1–50/51	payd to him for his Service in the hall	001	00
	abatted y^t was Chardged on the Creditor Sid by mistake	000	03	00
13– 4–51	payd him for his Service in the hall	001	00
12– 7–51	payd him for his Service in the hall	001	00
12–10–51	payd him for his Seruice in the hall	001	00
11– 4–52	Alowed him for two quarters Service
	In the hall	002	00	00
	11–1–52/3 09–00–03–0
8– 6–53	by appelles butter and pullettes	000	17
2– 8–53	payd by ane oxe	006	07	07	2
	by the returne of his study	002	13	09
	by the returne of his gallery roome	000	12
	Att 9–10–53 wholl Credite is
	19–13–04–2

[78] Tomsone debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	000	01	10	3
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	10
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	01	06
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges––	001	05	09–3
	by study rente 6^s by beed 1^s	000	01	06
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	01	05
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	01	06
		003	17	05–2
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	06	03
	by study rente and beedmaking	000	04	04
	Lente to the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	04
	by studye rente and beed	000	01	06
		003	04	05
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	16	08
	by study rente and beed	000	01	06
	by the Income of the study In the long Chamber the mydell west study that was m^r stearkes112	002	13	09
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	06–3
	by study rente 1^s 6^d beed 1^s	000	02	06
		004	08	11–3
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sisinges	001	07	08–1
	by study rente and beed	000	02	06
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	05	00
	by study rent and beed	000	02	10
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	15	00
	by study rente and beedmakinge	000	02	10
		003	15	10–1
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	000	19	08
	by study rente beedmakinge and to goodman Caine	000	03	00–2^q
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	00–2
	by study rent beed and mendinge the glasse in his Chamber	000	04	11
	11–1–52/3	18–04–04–02^q	002	17	09
10– 4–53	by Commons and Sizinges	003	13	06–2
	by study rente and beed	000	03	10
9– 7–53	by Commons and Sizinges	002	01	06–1
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by his Commencment Charges	003	00	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	05–3^q
	by discontinuanc for 5 quarters And fyer and Candell	001	07	00
	Att 9–10–54 –– his wholl debt
	29–02–10	010	17	05–2
	[Class of August 10, 1653]113

[79] Rawson114 Creditor

		li	s	d
22– 8–49	By ane old Cow 4 quarters wight 300^li, att 3^d–1^q ꝑ^li	004	02	03
	hir hide 55^li att 3^d ꝑ pound 13^s–9^d, hir suett and Inwards 6^s 3^d	001	00	00
30– 8–51	payd to the ꝑsidente by a peace of stufe	002	17
qua da
12–10–51	payd to the ꝑsedente by accountes with the steward	008	02	01–1
11– 4–52	Alowed him by payne for the study y^t was his	003	00
17–10–52	payd by a Vessell of porke y^t was receaued from Joseph Jeuett	004	00	00
	21 01 04–1
20– 2–53	payd by Leautenant franch In wheatt	000	17	00
30– 2–53	payd by John Shipheard for steuen Day In wheatt	000	17	00
	11–1–52/3	[24–16^s–04^d–2^q]115
23– 3–53	payd by a Sword vnto the steward	000	08	06
30– 5–53	by eight bush of malt from goodm lynne for m^r broughton	002	04
6– 6–53	payd by 10 bush of wheatt from m^r henery webb	002	10
8– 6–53	payd by Siluer to the steward by m^r weeb	001	00
	payd by m^r rawson to the ꝑsident in Siluer	001	00
5– 3–54	by the returne of a study in the terrett	002	00
	by the returne of his gallery roome	000	12
	34–09–10–2

[80] Rawson Debitor

		li	s	d
22– 8–49	by sendinge for his Cow twice once by Cheuers and once by goodman Caine	000	02	06
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	09	06–1^q
	by Tuition 2^s 6^d	000	02	06
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	10
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d	000	06	08
	payd for him to goodman boultall	000	07	00
		003	11	00–1
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	07–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
	by beedmakinge 6^d	000	00	06
	by the Incom of the study y^t was s^r glouers Senior	003	00	00
	Lente the Colledge toward the gallery	000	15	00
13–11–50	by study rente 1^s–6^d	000	01	06
	mor payd to goodman boultall	000	07	06
		006	14	09–1
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	04	08	2^q
	by Tuition 5^s 4^d study rente 1^s–6^d	000	06	10
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	08	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d beedmaking I^s	000	09	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	08–3
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
		005	15	07–1
12–1–51/2	by study rente at march, 51/2	000	01	06
	by Candell and publick fyer	000	02	00
	by mendinge of his Chamber windowes	000	01	08
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	05	05
	by the Income of the study y^t was whitting Se[nior] in y^e terrett	002	00	00
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	07	07
		003	18	02
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	10
	by Tuition study rent and beedmakinge	000	09	02
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	04
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	09	02
11–1–53/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	03
	by Tuition study rente and beed and mending windowes	000	11	03
	11–1–52/3 28–10–06–03^q	008	11	00
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	18	10
	by Tuition study rente beed and to goodman Caine	000	09	10
8– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	03
	by his Commencment Chardges	003	14	00
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by bringinge malt from Charlstown	000	01	04
10–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	07–2
	study rente and beed	000	02	04
	by fyer and Candell	000	02	00
		010	09	03–2
	by discontinuance att 10–10–53 and att march 53/4 att June and Septem 54	001	00	00
	sume debitor 40–09–10–1

[81] Broadstreatt116 Creditor

23– 8–50	payd by m^r phillipes of boston	008	00	00
10– 9–51	payd by m^r philipes of boston by the Constipell of Sudbury To parmeter Jeunior	010	08	06
11– 4–52	payd by m^r philipes by John permiter	005	11	06
	Alowed him for his old study by vtye117 003	00	00
	11–1–52/3 27 00 00
19–2–53	payd by 10 bush of bad malt by will marbell	002	00	00
10– 3–53	payd by m^r Thomas Dudley in wheatt	003	00	00
17– 4–53	payd by will marbell by goodman Cotton of boston to the ꝑsident	001	10	00
8– 5–53	payd by Joseph wise for m^r Thomas Dudley	002	00
	payd to the ꝑsident in Siluer toward his commencmet	001	00
17–12–53	payd by will marbell by a Calf	000	15	0
	payd by will marbell by 12 bush of wheat 3 peckes and a half pecke	003	04	04–2^q
in 9–54	payd by Richard park	005	00	00
	by the returne of his new study	003	00	00
	by the returne of his gallery rome	000	12	00
	att 8–10–54 wholl Creditt is
	49–01–10–2

[82] Broadstreatte Debitor

		li	s	d	q
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	03	03–1
	by Tuition 1^s–6^d	000	01	06
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	08–2
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	14	11
	by Tuition	000	06	08
	by the Income of his studye	003	00	00
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	003	03	06
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d	000	08	02
	Lente towards the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	08
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–3^d	000	07	11
	to pay for m^r Lyons for a Dixenary	000	10	00
	by bookes bought of goodyearre	001	18	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	04–1^q
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–6^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	08–2
	by Tuition and study rente	000	07	11
	puneshed by the ꝑsedente 3^s–4^d for common fyer 1^s–6^d	000	04	10
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	05	06–2
	by the Income of a new study in the new house	003	00	00
	by Tuition study rente beed	000	07	01
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	02
	by Tuition study rente and beedmaking	000	09	03
	payd to goodm longhorne 7^s–3^d to goodm Cayn 6^d–2^q	000	07	09–2
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	04–3^q
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	08	09
	payd to goodm morre 1^s–2^d to goodm Caine 2^s–1^d	000	03	03
	by publicke fyer and Candell	000	02	00
	11–1–52/3	32–10–08–01
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	00	00
	by Tuitione study rent beedmaking	000	09	06
	by bringinge 10 bush of malt from Charlstowne for marbell	000	02	00
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	05–3
	by Commencment Chardges	003	10	04–2
	by study rent and beed	000	03	09
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	09	07
	by study rente and beed	000	02	04
	by fyer Candell and discontinewance	000	05	00
24–10–53	by bringinge 13 bush of wheatt from Charlstowne for marbell	000	02	06
	att 10–1–53/4 by discontinuance	000	05	00

sir broadstreat is debitor118

		li	s	d
9– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	00
	study rente 1^s–6^d beed 1^s–7	000	03	01
8– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	08	04
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	payd to will maninge 10^s to John boultell 6^d	000	10	06
	by Commones and Sizinges from the 8 Septem 54 untill the 8 of octo 54	001	07	00–1^q
	by study rente and beed	000	01	06
	att 8–10–54 wholl debt is
	51–05–09–3

[83] Longe119 Creditor

6– 4–50	payd by Siluer to the ꝑsidente and from him to the steward	002	00	00
23– 6–50	payd to John Larkine for the ꝑsedente	002	10
22– 8–30	payd to the ꝑsidente for sir glouer Senior	000	15
7–11–50	payd by m^r Longe to the steward in Siluer	000	14	03
20–12–50	payd by m^r Angeir	000	15
	payd by willyam wilcookes	001	00
	payd to the steward	001	14	02
	payd by half a hundred wight of Suger	001	17	04
3– 3–51	payd by m^r Longe to the steward In Siluer	001	00
26– 4–51	payd by John steadman	003	00
12– 7–51	payd to the ꝑsidente	001	03	02
26– 7–51	payd by goodman goffe In wheatte	000	10
26– 7–51	payd by m^r Longe by 5 bush of wheatte	001	05
13–11–51	payd by John steadman for m^r pearse	000	03	09
7–12–51	payd by John steadman for georg Johnsone	000	10	00
24–12–51	payd to the steward In Siluer	001	00	00
12–1–51/2	payd by 30 wight of Suger art 10^d ꝑ pound	001	05	00
15– 2–52	payd by m^r kemball	001	00	00
20 and 26 of the 2–52	payd by John steadman for m^r kemball	003	00
21– 6–52	payd by John steadman for m^r longe by m^r kembeles acct	002	05	00
	payd by m^r longe to the ꝑsidente	000	15	00
10– 7–52	payd by the steward	002	05
24–10–52	payd by the steward	003	02	10–2^q
	11–1–52/3 33–11–06–02
		li	s	d	q
10–1–52/3	payd by the steward	003	04	00–1
10– 4–53	payd by the steward	003	06	03
	[payd by m^r longe to the ꝑsident	001]120	00	00
9– 7–53	payd by the steward	005	10	01
9–10–53	payd by the steward	002	16	06
	payd to the ꝑsident by entringe two actiones	001	00	00
9–1–53/4	payd by the steward	002	16	04
9– 4–54	payd by the steward	001	16	08
	payd by m^r Dunster 20^s by two actiones	001	00	00
	payd by Sacke 9 pintes sent for by the steward	000	09	00
8– 7–54	payd by the steward	001	07	00–1^q
	sum Creditor	55–17–05
	8–10–54 debitor
	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	02–1
	study rente and beed fyer and Candell	000	05	01
	sume debitor 58–01–11–1

[84] Longe Debitor

14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	05	00
	by Tuition	000	01	06
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	11
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d payd to goodman bouttell 2^s	000	08	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	05–2
	by Tuition and beedmakinge	000	07	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	11
	Tuition and beedmakinge	000	07	08
	Lente toward the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	03–3
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d and beedmakinge 1^s	000	07	08
	by the Income of the study that was s^r Eatones in the chamber over the ꝑting roome	003	00	00
	by study rent	000	01	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	10–2
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sisinges	002	16	07–3
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	payd to Christopher Caine for Chopinge wood	000	04	10
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	06
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	02
	by mendinge his Chamber windowes	000	01	08
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	00–3^q
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	03
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	08
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	06
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	08
	by publicke fyer and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	10–1
	by Tuition study rente beed and to goodm Caine	000	11	02
	11–1–52/3 36–11–09–03^q
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	15	11
	by Tuition study rente and beed and work don	000	10	04
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	00
	Study rente and beed	000	03	01
	Commencmente Chardges	003	14
10–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	05
	by study rent and beed fier and Candell––	000	05	01
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	03
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	001	13	07
	study rente and beed	000	03	01
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	12	10–3
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01–2

[85] whitting Jeunior121 Creditor

14– 4–50	by Siluer geuen to the ꝑsidente and by him to the steward	002	10
15– 9–50	by Siluer payd to the steward	002	10
25–1–50/51	by Siluer payd by Samuell to the steward	004	00
27– 6–51	by Siluer payd by Samuell to the steward	002	00
12– 9–51	by Siluer payd by Samuell to the steward––	004	00
12–10–51	payd by the Chainge of his study	001	00
23– 2–52	payd by Siluer by Samuell whittinge to y^e steward	004	10
28– 6–52	payd by Siluer by Samuell whittinge to the steward	003	15
10–10–52	payd by the ꝑsident by his schollershipe	003	15
	11–1–52/3	28–00–00
17–1–52/3	payd by John Steadman for m^r hennery weebe of boston and by m^r weebe put to m^r sheafes accounte	002	10
8– 5–53	payd by Siluer to the ꝑsidente 06^li 00^s 03^d and of It payd back by the ꝑsident to the steward 04^li–00–03 this is sett downe for remembrance	006	00	03
24– 7–53	payd to the steward by Siluer	005	10	00
att 9–10–53	payd by his schollershipe by the ꝑsidente	003	15	00

[86] Whyting Junior Debitor

		li	s	d
14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	00	09
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	00
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	02
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s–6^d and beedmaking 1^s	000	09	02
	by the Income of the study that was s^r welds	003	10	00
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	06
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	Lente toward the buildinge of the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	06
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	00
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	09	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	14	05–2
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	payd to his landres	000	04	00
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	02	05–2
	by Tuition study rente beedmakinge	000	08	11
	by mendinge his Chamber windowes	000	01	00
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	10	06–2
	by tuition study rente and beed	000	09	00
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	00
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	03
	by Tuition study rente and beedmaking and to goodm Caine	000	11	00
	by publicke fyer and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	03–3^q
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by study rent 1^s–3^d by beed 1^s–7 to Caine 9^d	000	10	03
	11–1–52/3 30–15–09–01
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges 02^li–06^s Tuition study rent beed goodm Caine 10^s 1^d	002	16	01
	payd to goody Sill	000	08	00
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges 01^li–13^s–8^d–1^q study rent and beed 3^s–01^d	001	16	09–1
	by Commencment Chardges	003	14	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges 01^li–12^s–11^d study beed fier Candell 5^s–1^d	001	18	00
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges 01^li–11^s–01^d study and beed 3^s–1^d	001	14	02
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges 01–15–8^d–½ study rent beed 3^s–1^d	001	18	09–2
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges 01^li–13–2^d–½ study rent and beed 3^s–1^d	001	16	03–1
	sume debitor	46–17–10–01

[87] Moudy122 Creditor

14– 4–50	payd by tenne bush of wheatte	002	10
1– 6–50	giuen him by the Commencers	000	10
23– 2–51	payd by Josua to the steward in Siluer	000	05
	payd by rich Jackson and nicholas wyth for Jo Jeuett	001	00
9– 3–51	payd by Josua to the steward In Siluer	000	18	09
26– 4–51	payd by John steadman for m^r cuttine	002	00	00
22– 2–52	payd by Josua moudy In Siluer	002	10	00
27– 3–52	payd by Josua moudy In Siluer	000	10
	payd by John pemmerton	002	05
4– 7–52	payd by Joseph Jewett	005	00
	11–1–52/3	17–08–09^d
24– 4–53	payd by 20 bush of malte and by 25^s in Siluer	006	05	00
10–08–53	payd by 20 bush of malte	005	00	00
30–10–53	payd by a Vessell of porke	002	12	00
5– 3–54	payd by returne of his study 03^li and by returne of gallery 12^s	003	12	00
8– 7–54	payd by m^r dunster by Tho longhorne	001	06	05–2
	Att 9–1–54/5 36–04–02–2

[88] Moudy Debitor

14– 4–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	05	07
	by Tuition	000	02	00
13–7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	12	03–1
	payd to goodman boultall for Chamber rente	000	07	00
	by bringinge 10 bush of wheate from boston	000	01	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sisinges	000	09	08–3
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by beedmakinge	000	07	02
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	17	10
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	07	08
	Lente toward the gallery	000	15	00
	payd to goodman boultall for Chamber rente	000	07	06
	payd by the ꝑsidente to Tho okes for wood	000	12	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	14	09
	by Tuition and beedmakinge	000	07	08
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	12	07
	by Tuition and beedmakinge	000	07	08
	payd to will maninge Junior for him	000	02	01–2
	by the Income of the study was stones next the hall	003	00	00
12–10–51	by Commones and Sisinges	000	14	03–2
	by Tuition study rent 1^s–6^d beedmakinge	000	09	02
12–1–51/2	by study rent and mendinge his Chamber windowes	000	03	02
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	06	06–1
	by Tuition study rent and beed	000	07	07
	by publicke fyer	000	01	06
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	02
	by Tuition study rente and beed and to goodm Caine 2^s–2^d–2^q	000	11	05–2
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	11–3
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	03
	by shooe mendinge to goodm Caine and fyer and Candell	000	03	11
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	10–1
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge and to Caine 1^s	000	10	09
	by mending his Chamber window	000	00	09
	11–1–52/3 23–07–10–02^q
10–4–53	by Commones and Sizinges 02^li–05^s 1^d–3^q Tuition study beed Caine 11^s–2^d	002	16	03–3
9– 7–53	by Commones Sizinges 01^li–13^s–8^d study and beed 3^s–6^d	001	17	02
	by his Commencment Chardges	003	14	00
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges 02^li–3^s–8^d, study beed fier candell 5^s–1^d	002	08	09
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges 02^li–09^s–2^d–2^q Study and beed 3^s–1^d	002	12	03–2
	by Samuell greane 1^s—by discontinuanc for 4 quarters 20^s	001	01	00
	Att 9–1–54/5 37–17–04–1^q

[89] Ambros Senior123 Creditor

		li	s	d
13– 7–50	payd by m^r glouer of Dorchester	001	10	08
13–10–50	payd by m^r glouer	005	19	11–2^q
13–1–50/51	payd by m^r glouer	003	04	11–2
13– 4–51	payd by m^r glouer	004	09	03
12– 7–51	payd by m^r glouer	002	06	03–2
12–10–51	payd by m^r glouer	002	07	06
12–1–51/2	payd by m^r glouer	002	15	01–2^q
11– 4–52	payd by m^r John glouer	002	16	06
10– 7–52	payd by m^r John glouer	002	06	06–3
10–10–52	payd by m^r Dunster for his scholarship	003	15
11–1–52/3	payd by m^r John glouer	001	10	03–2
	11–1–52/3 33–02–01–01
10– 3–53	payd by m^r John glouer	002	16	00–1^q
for both Septem and decem 53	payd by m^r John glouer	006	04	04–3
	sume Creditor 42–02–06–01
	by the returne of his study	003	10	00
	by the returne of his gallery	000	12	00

[90] Ambros Senior Debitor

		li	s	d
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	04	00
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	06–2
	by the Income of the study y^t was s^r rogers	003	10	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by study rente 1^s–09^d	000	08	05
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	06–2
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	05
	Lente towards buildinge the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	04
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	05
	by bookes bought of m^r Lyones to be payd to the Colled	002	01	06
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	10–2
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	05
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	01
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	05
7–11–51	payd to good Caine by Cuttinge and Carrying wood	000	06	10
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	10	2
	by Tuition study rente	000	08	05
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	11
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	05
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	02–3
	by Tuition and study rent	000	08	04
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	07–2
	by Tuition and study rente and to goodm Caine	000	08	08
	by publick fyer and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	00
	by tuition and study rente	000	08	08
	[11–1–52/3 33 07 02]124
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	01–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s 9^d to Caine 06^d	000	08	11
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	13	06–1
	Study rente and to Caine	000	02	03
	by his Commencment Chardges	003	10	10–2
[9–10–53]	by Commones and Sizinges from 9 of Septem till he left the Colledge	000	09	00
	by fyer and Candell 2^s by 3 quarters discontinuanc 15^s	000	17	00
	by 3 quarters study rente	000	05	03
	to the steward	000	01	03
	sume debitor in totall	42–16–09–02

[91] Ambros Jeunior125 Creditor

		li	s	d	q
13–10–50	payd by m^r glouer	002	04	00–2
13–1–50/51	payd by m^r glouer	003	03	02
13– 4–51	payd by m^r glouer	005	02	06
12– 7–51	payd by m^r glouer	002	14
12–10–51	payd by m^r glouer	002	11	04–2
12–1–51/2	payd by m^r John glouer	001	19	11–2
11– 4–52	payd by m^r John glouer	002	12	08
10– 7–52	payd by m^r John glouer	002	13	02–2
10–10–52	payd by m^r John glouer	002	13	08
11–1–52/3	payd by m^r John glouer	002	11	08
	11–1–52/3 [28–06–07–00]126
10– 4–53	payd by m^r John glouer	002	19	02
9– 7–53	payd by m^r John glouer	006	02	02–1
9–10–53	payd by m^r John glouer	001	12	10–1
	sume Creditor 39–00–05–2
	by the returne of his study	002	13	04

[92] Ambros Jeunior Debitor

		li	s	d	q
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	04–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	06
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d lente toward the gallery 15^s	001	01	08
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	03
	by the Income of his Studye	002	13	04
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rente 1^s 3^d	000	07	11
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	01
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by study rente 1^s–3^d	000	07	11
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	05–2
	by Tuition and study rente	000	07	11
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	00–2
	by Tuition and study rente	000	07	11
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	09
	by Commones and Sizinges	000	07	11
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	02–2
	by Tuition and study rent	000	08	00
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	02
	by Tuition and study rent and to goodm Caine	000	08	06
	by fier and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	08
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	00
	11–1–52/3	[28–06–03–00]127
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	08
	by Tuition study and goodman Kaine	000	08	06
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	09	06–3
	by study rente and goodman Caine	000	01	09
	by Commencmente Chardges	003	10	10–2
att 9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	12	01–01^q
	by fyer and Candell and discontinuance	000	17	00
	by study rente for 3 quarters and som Sizinges	000	03	09
	sume debitor in totall 38–00–05–2

[93] Crosbe128 Creditor

		li	s	d
	payd by daniell stone to nath Day	000	11	00
23– 9–50	payd by John Couper by on bush of Indian	000	03	00
13–10–50	payd by John Couper two bush of Indian	000	06
20–10–50	payd by John Couper two bush of Indian	000	06
7–12–50	payd by John Couper In Indian	000	05
25– 1–51	payd by Thomas Brigham on bush of wheatte	000	05
	payd by Deackon Trusdell of boston	000	14
8– 5–51	payd by Deacken stone of Cambridge by m^r Angeir In beaffe	000	15	02
13– 9–51	payd by goodman Longhorne by beaffe	000	10
	payd by a Cowe which did amounte to	005	00	02
17–10–51	payd by Deacken stone of Cambridge sence the quarter day 12–10–51 by a sid of porke	001	01	10
6– 3–52	payd by Deacon Stone by m^r Samuell Danforth	000	05
	11–1–52/3 10–02–02
21– 5–53	payd by goodman Jones by m^r Jeuett by meatte	006	00	00
8– 6–53	by apelles butter and pulletes	000	17	00
14– 8–53	payd by Thomas longhorne In meatte	003	00	00
	sume 19–19–02
7– 7–55	payd by Returne of his study and gallery	002	12	00

[94] Crosbe Debitor

		li	s	d	q
15–1–49/50	ꝑ ballance	001	11	05
13– 7–50	by Sizinges	000	02	09–1
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	00
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d beedmakinge 8^d	000	04	00
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	01
	by Tuition 3^s–4^d beedmakinge 1^s	000	04	04
	Lente towards the gallery	000	15	00
		006	08	07–1
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	13	09–2
	by Tuition 5^s by beedmakinge 1^s	000	06	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	00
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d––by beedmakinge 1^s	000	07	08
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	09
	by Tuition and [study rente]129 beedmakinge	000	07	08
	payd to goodman Longhorne by killinge a Cow	000	04	00
	puneshed by the ꝑsedente	001	00	00
		008	03	10–2
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	00
	by Tuition and beed	000	07	08
14– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	01	04
	by Tuition and beed	000	05	05
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	001	04	04–1
	by Tuition and study rente	000	08	01
	by the income of a study that is in the terrett	002	00	00
	by mendinge the glasse window in his Chamber	000	02	00
		007	09	10–1
	11–1–52/3 [22–06–04]130
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	09
	by Tuition study rent beed and to goodman Kaine	000	11	05
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	001	15	01–3
	by study rente and beed	000	03	01
	by Commencment Chardges	003	14	04–2
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	03	04
	by discontinuances 6 quarters and fier and Candell	001	12	00
		010	08	01–1
	32–10–05–01

[95] Shoue131 Creditor

18– 9–50	payd by Joseph Jewett att John Steadmans	001	03
12–10–51	payd by the ꝑsedente by Joseph Jeuett	007	18	06
	payd by m^r Day for Joseph Jewett on bush wheatt	000	05
	11–1–52/3 09 06 06

[96] Shoue Debitor

		li	s	d	q
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	03–3
13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	05	06–2
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	07	02
	Lente toward the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	02	03
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sisinges	002	05	01
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	14	00
	puneshed by the ꝑsidente	000	08	00
	payd to Christopher Caine for him	000	01	02
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	000	04	00–2^q
	11–1–52/3 09–05–06–03

[Class of 1654]

[97] Nelson132 Creditor

		li	s	d
23– 9–50	payd by Jonathan hids 3 bush of wheatte	000	15	00
	payd by John wattson for Jonathan hids	000	03	06
15–11–50	payd by John wattson In peasse for Jonathan hids	000	03	06
	payd by Jonathan hides In wheatt 3 bush	000	15	00
6–1–50/51	payd by Jonathan hids In wheatt	000	15	00
13–1–50/51	payd by Tho Longhorne In beaf for sam hides	001	00	00
	payd by Tho Longhorne In beafe for sam hides	001	00	00
22– 1–51	payd more In beafe for hime	001	00
17– 5–51	payd more In beefe for hime	001	00
2– 6–51	payd In malte by m^r rucke of boston	000	15	04
9– 6–51	payd by Tho Longhorne In beefe for sam hides	002	03	04
23– 6–51	payd more by Tho Longhorne for hime	005	00
16– 2–52	payd In a Calfe by Jonathan hides	000	12	6
6– 2–52	payd by Jonathan Hides by a fatt Cow	005	15
20– 7–52	by 3 bush of wheatt 15^s, 29–7–52 by vnderwood 10^s wheatt	001	05
7– 8–52	by goodm vnderwood by wheatt 15^s, 19–8 by wheet 15^s	001	10
22–8–52, 9–9–52	by goodman vnderwood In wheatt	002	05
8–10–52	by Jonathan hides by indian	000	09
	by goodman vnderwood by wheatt	001	00
8–10–52	by sam hids 5 bush of wheatt 25^s and by 10 bush Indien 30^s	002	15
15–10–52	from goodman vnderwood 3 bush of wheatt	000	15
	by Jonathan hids by wheatt	000	10
22–11–52	by goodman vnderwood In rye	001	00
29–11–52	by goodman vnderwood 8 bush of rye 24^s by wheatt 15^s	001	19
2–12–52	by sam hids in Indian 55^s and by wheat 20^s	003	15
	11–1–52/3 38–01–02
26– 7–53	payd by Jonathan hides	004	09	02–2
18– 1–54	payd by Jonathan hides by 12 bush of wheatte	003	00	00
8– 2–54	payd by Jonathan hides by malte	002	09	06
	payd by m^r dunster	000	10	00
	payd by goodman vnderwood by a old Cow	004	05
att 9–10–54	by the returne of his study	002	10
	by the returne of his gallery	000	12
	the wholl sume of Credite sence his first entranc Into the Colledg is 55–16–10

[98] Nelson debitor

		li	s	d	q
13– 7–50	by Commones and Sizinges	001	08	10–2
	by Tuition	000	03	04
13–10–50	by a knife att m^r Angeirs payd for by y^e steward	000	01	04
	by fyer and Candell	000	02	00
	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	04–3
	by Tuition	000	06	08
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	07
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by beedmakinge 6^d	000	07	02
	Lente toward the gallery	000	15	00
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	00
	by Tuition	000	06	08
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	10
	by Tuition	000	06	08
	by bringinge malte from boston	000	00	08
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	15	00
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
	puneshed by the ꝑsidente	001	01	06
	by fyer and Candell	000	02	00
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	02
	by Tuition study rente beede	000	09	02
	by mendinge his Chamber windowes	000	01	01
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	07
	by the Income of a study	002	10	00
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	00
	payd to frances mor for shooe mending 1^s–2^d and to goodman Caine 1^s–2^d	000	02	04
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	10–2
	by Tuition study rent beed and to goodm Caine	000	09	02
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	16	00
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	00
	to goodm morre to goodm Caine by fier and Candell	000	04	06
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	03	04
	by Tuition study rent beed and mending glasse windowes	000	11	06
	[11–1–52/3 34–19–13–03]133
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	19	02
	by study rente Tuition and beed	000	09	11
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	003	02	01–1
	by Tuition study beed fyer and Candell	000	11	11
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges	004	08	08–2
	by Tuition study rente and beed 9^s–11^d payd for shooes mending 9^d	000	10	08
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	003	04	02–2
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	09
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	007	17	03
	study rent beed 3^s–7^d to boultall 1^s–3^d fier Candell 2^s	000	06	10
	by his Commencmente Chardges	003	15	00
	the wholl sume sence his entrance Into the Colledge is 55–17–07

[Class of 1655]134

[99] farmworth135 Creditor

		li	s
22– 6–51	payd by 4 bush of malte	001	02
	payd to m^r Dunster In malte and Siluer	000	15
23– 7–51	by a lyttell browne Cowe	004	00
8–4–52	payd vnto will Selbe sexten bush of wheatt for the vse of Abraham Erringtone	004	00
12– 9–52	payd by Leautenant Clape by Insigne goodeno	002	00
	11–1–52/3 11–17–00
29– 1–53	payd by 20 bush and 3 peckes of wheatte	005	03	09
	by 3 bush of malt 16^s–6^d by Thomas Danforth 2^s	000	18	06
27– 9–53	payd by george constipell	001	00	00
	payd vnto m^r Richard mather	001	10	00

[100] farmworth Debitor

12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	000	08	08
	by Tuition 3^s 4^d by his Entrance 1^s	000	04	04
	Lente toward a gallery	000	15	00
	by bringinge a Cow to Cambridge	000	03	06
	by wante of measure of malte	000	00	08
		001	11	02
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	11	10
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d study rent 1^s–6^d beedmaking 1^s	000	09	02
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	01	06
	by Tuition study rente beed	000	09	02
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	04
	by Tuition study rente beed	000	09	03
		007	00	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	18	11–3^q
	by Tuition study rente and to goodm Caine	000	09	05
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	10
	by Tuition study rente and to goodm Caine	000	10	02
	by publick fier and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	001	19	06
	by study rent Tuition and beedmakinge	000	10	02
		007	15	00–3
	11–1–52/3 16 07 05–03
10–4–53	by commons and Sizinges	001	14	06–3
	Tuition 6^s–8^d study 18^d to goodman Caine 2^s–6^d	000	10	08
	by bringinge malt from the other sid the watter	000	02	04
9– 7–53	by commons and Sizinges	001	14	01–3
	Tuition study and beed 1^s	000	10	02
	dew to the steward by Sacke and bearr	000	02	07
9–10–53	by commons and Sizinges	000	02	03
	Tuition fier And Candell	000	04	06
	by discontinuance	000	05	00
		005	06	04–2

[101] Okes136 Creditor

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[102] Okes Junior Debitor

13–10–50	by Commones and Sizinges	000	15	06–2^q
	by beedmakinge	000	00	06
13–1–50/51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	05
13– 4–51	by Commones and Sizinges	001	17	08
	by Tuition 6^s 8^d by beed makinge 6^d	000	07	02
	Lent to ward the gallery	000	15	00
12– 7–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	05–1
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by beedmakinge 1^s	000	07	08
12–10–51	by Commones and Sizinges	002	11	00–3
	by Tuition and beedmakinge	000	07	08
	Punished by the ꝑsidente	001	02	06
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	08
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	07	11
	by Tuition study rente beed	000	09	03
	by the Income of his new study in y^e new house	003	00	00
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	07–3
	by Tuition study rente and beedmaking	000	09	03
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	001	03	03
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	03
	by publicke fyer and Candell	000	02	00
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	06
	by Tuition study rente and beed and to goodm Caine	000	10	00–2^q
	11–1–52/3 28–15–05–03^q
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	000	15	06–3
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	08	02
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges Tuition study rent	000	13	04–2
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges 5^s–6^d Tuition study rent fire Candell	000	08	06
10– 1–54	by Commones and Sizinges	003	01	06
	Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	09
9– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	17	08
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	09
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	15	02–3
	Tuition 8^s study rente and beed 3^s–1^d	000	11	01
8–10–54	by Commones and Sizinges	000	11	02
	Tuition 4^s study rent 1^s–6^d	000	05	06
8– 4–55	by detrements by two quarters 8^s by Sizinges 9^d–2^q	000	10	09–2
	by study rent for two quarters	000	03	00

[103] Willoughbee137 Creditor

11– 5–51	payd by m^r frances willoughbee	000	07	06
20–10–51	payd by m^r frances willoughbee In Siluer	000	15
5– 2–52	payd by m^rs willoughby In Siluer	002	05
23– 4–52	by six bush on half of malt from goodman lynne	001	15	09
24–5–52	by 56^li of Suger at 8^d ꝑ pound	001	17	04
6– 6–52	by a hind quarter of beaff from ephrem Child	001	05	02
3–11 & 23–11–53	payd by goodman flemine of wattertown in wheatt	005	00	00
	11–1–52/3 13–05–09
18– 1–53	payd by goodman penticost 5 bush ½ of wheatt	001	07	06
	payd by James Cuttler by Abraham errington	001	00
26– 3–53	payd by m^rs mary willoghby in 20^li of
	suger att 7^d ꝑ pound	000	11	08
22– 4–53	payd by 40^li of suger att 7^d ꝑ pound	001	03	04
8– 5–53	payd by 10 bush of barly malte att 5^s–6^d ꝑ bush	002	15	00
	the Sam Day by wheatt 10^s––by rye 12^s	001	02	00
	8–5–53 21–05–03^d
14– 7–53	payd by six bush of wheatte	001	10	00
	by six bush of malte at 5^s 6^d ꝑ bush	001	13	00
	payd vnto the steward by a milch Cow	004	10	00
24–12–53	payd by James Cuttler of Charlstowne	002	00	00
	by Jacob grene	001	15	00
7–1–53/4	payd by Abraham Ervington for James Cuttler	000	10	00
	mor payd by Abrahame for James Cuttier	002	10	00
9– 4–54	payd by the ꝑsidente	002	15	00
	by the returne of his study in the terrett	002	00	00
	by the returne of his gallery roome	000	13	00
	payd by the steward	003	14	08
	9–10–54 Sume Creditor 44–14–11

[104] Willoughbee Debitor

13– 4–51	by his Entrance Into the Colledge	000	01	00
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d lent vnto the building y^e gallery 15^s	001	01	08
12–7–51	by Tuition 6^s–8^d	000	06	08
12–10–51	by Tuition 6^s–8^d, by Sizinges 1^s–2^d	000	07	10
12–1–51/2	by Commones and Sizinges	002	04	01
	by Tuition study rente and beedmakinge	000	09	02
11– 4–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	06	09
	by Tuition study rente and ꝑ beed	000	09	03
10– 7–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	05	06–3
	by Tuition study rent and beed and bringe malt frō Charlstown	000	10	4
10–10–52	by Commones and Sizinges	002	08	08–1
	by Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	03
11–1–52/3	by Commones and Sizinges	002	10	06–2
	by Tuition study rente and beed and fier and Candell	000	10	08
	by Caine beedmakinge and shooe mendinge	000	06	02
	by the Income of a study in the terrett	002	00	00
	by mendinge the glasse in his Chamber windowes	000	02	00
	11–1–52/3 18–09–07–02
10– 4–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	13	10–2
	by Tuition 6^s–8^d by study rent 1^s–6
	by beedmaking 2^s–2	000	10	04
	dew to the steward by Sacke to m^rs day	000	03	01
8– 5–53	the tottall Sume from the first is 21–16–11
9– 7–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	08–3
	Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	09
9–10–53	by Commones and Sizinges	002	09	07
	Tuition study rente and fyer Candell and beed	000	11	09
10–1–53/4	by Commones and Sizinges––	003	07	02
	Tuition study rente and beed	000	09	09
	by bringinge malte from Charlstown	000	01	06
7– 4–54	by Commones and Sizinges	003	17	02–1
	Tuition study rente and beed	000	08	02
8– 7–54	by Commones and Sizinges	003	15	07
	Tuition and study rent	000	09	06
	payd to Thomas Sweattman for him	000	09	00
6–9–54	by Commones and Sizinges	002	19	03
	Tuition 8^s study rente and beed 3^s–1^d	000	11	01
	9–10–54 the totall debte is 44–15–11

[105] Bulckley138 Creditor

28– 5–51	payd by 5 bush ½ of appelles att 4^s–6^d ꝑ bush	001	04	09
	payd vnto the steward by two bush of appelles	000	09
	by six bushells of appelles the ꝑsedente had	001	04
8– 8–51	payd by a sid of beefe wight 141^li att 5^d ꝑ pound	001	15	03
30– 8–51	payd by two bushells of appelles		000	09
	payd by a Caske of butter wight 90 pound with the Caske	002	02
25– 9–51	payd by 4 bush of wheatt 20^s, by 8 bush of Indian 24^s	002	04
17– 2–52	payd by a small side of backen wight 40^li att 5^d ꝑ^li	000	16	08
4– 4–52	payd by Joseph merriam	000	13
3– 4–52	payd vnto the ꝑsidente 400^li of bord at 5^s ꝑ^c	001	01
	payd by six bush of Indian 18^s and on bush of wheat 5^s	001	03
17– 7–52	payd by a for quarter of beaffe wight 130^li att 3^d–2^q	001	17	11
	payd to the ꝑsidente 4 bush of appelles	000	16
8– 8–52	by a ferkine of butter wight 60 att 6^d–2^q	001	12	06
21– 8–52	by a sid of beaff wight 143^li a ½ att 3^d–2^q	002	01	09–2
1–11–52	payd by mathew bridge by Joseph merriam	000	10
	11–1–52/3 19–19–10^d–02^q
9–4–53	payd by 7 bush of rye 28^s and by 2 bush of Indian 6^s	001	14
21– 5–53	payd by six bush of rye 24^s a bush of wheatte	001	09
	payd by a Cask of butter 30^s by six Cheesses 6^s–8^d	001	16	08
8– 6–53	by fower bush on half of appelles	000	18	00
26– 8–53	payd by a for quarter of beaffe wight 94^li att 3^d–2^q	001	07	05
	payd by a hind quarter of beaff wight 79^li att 3^d–2^q	001	03	00	2
	by fower bush of appelles	000	16	00
10– 9–53	payd by 7 bush of Indian	001	01	00
17– 1–54	payd by a small sid of backen wight 31^li att 5^d–2^q	000	14	07
20– 1–54	payd by two bush of wheatte 10^s by rye 4 bush 16^s	001	06	00
4– 3–54	by 14 pound of backen 6^s–5^d by 3 peckes of wheatt 3^s–9^d	000	10	02
	payd by m^r dunster by bords and other nessesaryes about his study	001	17
5– 6–54	payd by Thomas longhorne by 3 sheep he had	002	16
	payd by goodman stratten of wattertowne twelfe bush of wheatte	003	00
2– 4–55	by two bush of wheatte	000	10	00
17– 8–55	payd by 3 quarters of beaff wight 214^li att 2^d–3^q ꝑ pound	002