March Meeting, 1962

    A SPECIAL Meeting of the Society was held at its House, No. 87 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, on Thursday, 15 March 1962, at three o’clock in the afternoon, the President, Mr. Clifford Kenyon Shipton, in the chair.

    The records of the Stated Meeting in February were read and approved.

    Mr. Lawrence W. Towner read a paper entitled:

    The Indentures of Boston’s Poor Apprentices: 1734–1805

    EARLY in June 1756 Zachariah Fowle, Boston printer and bookseller, took as apprentice a seven-year-old boy, one of some 1,100 boys and girls bound out by Boston’s Overseers of the Poor between 1734 and 1805.399 In signing the indenture of apprenticeship, Fowle bound himself, his wife, and his heirs to feed, clothe, and shelter the boy until he reached the age of twenty-one years; to teach him to read, write, and cipher; and, having taught him the “Art and Mistery” of a printer, to release him with “two good Suits of Apparrell for all parts of his Body one for the Lords Days the other for working days Suitable to his Degree.” In turn, the apprentice promised to obey Fowle’s lawful commands, to keep his secrets, to absent himself only with his master’s leave, to avoid fornication and matrimony, to shun taverns and alehouses, and to stay away from cards, dice, and other forms of gaming. He was, in short, to behave as a “good and faithfull Apprentice” ought to behave. The indentures were witnessed by eight Overseers of the Poor and, a month later, assented to by two of his majesty’s justices of the peace.400 The apprentice was Isaiah Thomas, one of five children of the indigent and possibly widowed Mrs. Thomas. Isaiah’s grandfather, Peter Thomas, had been a merchant in Boston and had held such minor civic posts as tithingman, constable, wharfinger, purchaser of grain, and assessor. Isaiah’s father, however, had fallen on evil days and had abandoned his family, leaving his wife the responsibility of raising the children. Between the ages of two and six years, Isaiah had been cared for by a family in the country. Now, after a year and a half at home, he was being apprenticed.401

    His indenture was saved, along with the others executed by the Overseers of the Poor, in what is the largest collection of indentures for any kind of bound servant in New England. From these indentures can be learned something about the ethnic background of Boston’s poor in the eighteenth century, the kinds of trades that were open to poor children, the extent to which Boston supplied a colony- or state-wide labor market, and the kinds of persons who were willing to take poor boys and girls into their farms, homes, and shops. They provide information for the historian of education, of the family, of the poor, and of the bound labor system. They also provide a starting point for the student of specific trades in eighteenth-century Massachusetts as well as rich genealogical material for researchers in family history. They are reproduced in abstract form in the table, below.

    Poor apprenticeship was but one of several forms of servitude in early Massachusetts. Although in the early decades of settlement, indentured servants and apprentices had been most typical, after the 1650’s other kinds became important. Debtors, criminals, poor apprentices, and slaves were added to the servant categories, so that by the eighteenth century there were more than a half-dozen types. The composition of the servant class changed also. In the early years most servants were born either in England or in America of English parents. With some serious exceptions, they fit in well with the Puritan community, some becoming landowners, church members, and freemen of the colony. Gradually at first, but with increasing swiftness, new religious, social, racial, and national groups were introduced. Irish and Scottish prisoners from the English civil wars came in the 1650’s. Indians and Negroes became servants and slaves—Indians particularly following the Pequot War and King Philip’s War, Negroes particularly after the restoration of the Stuarts and the penetration of the slave trade by the English. By the eighteenth century the servant class was a marvelously polyglot group. Irish in goodly numbers, and Scottish, Jersey, Guernsey, and continental whites were sold as indentured servants. Spanish and New England Indians were bought or hired as slaves and servants and the latter were used frequently in fishing and whaling in what had been Plymouth colony. Negroes from the West Indies and the Guinea Coast were sold regularly and came to be the largest single group of imported bound labor by the 1730’s and 1740’s.402

    The growth of this complicated and diverse system of bound labor cannot be explained in terms of custom alone. Most of the types of servitude had been part of the English experience before the Winthrop fleet sailed for America,403 but more than the transplanting of English institutions was involved. The general availability of land, the widespread opportunities for labor, the necessity of importing labor, all made bound labor an apparent necessity if men were to have help in building homes, clearing land, and engaging in crafts and commerce. Moreover, servitude, which was modeled on the family in Massachusetts, provided an effective means of socializing the young, the unregenerate, and the criminal. By means of a contract, which bound the worker to his employer, or, through outright ownership, the slave to his master, both the economic and the social needs of society could be met.404

    The relationship between Puritans and their poor is an excellent example of this combination of a customary institution with their immediate economic and social needs as they understood them. The seventeenth-century Puritans had a highly developed social consciousness set within a religious framework. They believed that the welfare of the individual should be subordinated to the religious and secular needs of the community, and in turn, that the community had a responsibility for the individual’s welfare. This sense of moral responsibility led them to a broad definition of poverty, one which went well beyond the mere question of pounds, shillings, and pence. While the truly poor were not considered morally dangerous merely because they were poor, their poverty might be a warning of God’s displeasure at secret evil actions not yet discovered to the community. On the other hand, financially solvent violators of the Commandments were, under the Covenant Theology, already moral liabilities and might well be on the road to becoming economic liabilities as well. Both groups presented an open invitation to God to visit his wrath upon the entire community. The solution to this problem was to make sure, as Professor Edmund S. Morgan has demonstrated, that every individual was subordinated to proper family government.405

    Consequently, it was not merely those in need of alms who were subject to having their children taken from them under what might be called legislation for the poor. Parents or masters who failed to raise their children or servants in a properly religious atmosphere, who neglected their instruction in reading, who failed to teach them the catechism, or who were not bringing them up to a secular calling were equally likely to lose their wards to some other master. Single individuals of whatever age were required by law to place themselves under good family government, and even a few married persons—those whose family government had failed—were placed under the jurisdiction of other families. The idle as well as the indigent; the loose liver as well as the lame, the halt, and the blind; the profligate as well as the poor orphan were trapped in the fine-meshed net of legislation for the poor.406

    Ruben Guppy of Salem is a good example of how poverty of spirit was considered as dangerous as a thin purse. Guppy was in and out of court on charges at least fourteen times between 1641 and 1674. He got himself severely whipped in 1641 for abandoning his pregnant wife, and for theft, lying, swearing, and blasphemy. Among other things, he had said that the parings of his nails were as acceptable to God as were days of Thanksgiving. In 1644, having already been in court six times, he was fined for not paying his rent and for using a neighbor’s fence for firewood. A year later he was again hailed into court for fence stealing. At the same court he accused his wife of “wanton dalliance” with a neighbor. Shortly thereafter the community ordered Guppy’s two oldest children apprenticed. Guppy was subsequently in court in 1649 for defamation of character, in 1651 for more fence stealing, and again in 1657 for accusing a neighbor of buggery. Obviously Guppy fitted well into the Puritan’s definition of a moral liability.407

    It was in the late 1660’s, the 1670’s, and 1680’s, however, when the pressure from England exacerbated the growing divisions within Massachusetts and when King Philip’s War threatened the very existence of the colony, that the emphasis on family government as a means of social control reached its climax. In 1668, the Massachusetts government embarked on a vigorous campaign to enforce conformity. Printed instructions were sent to all towns repeating the laws relating to children, servants, and single adults living “dissolute lives” and requiring that their names be reported.408 In Middlesex county alone, seven towns listed twenty-six persons living disorderly lives outside family government and three persons who needed watching.409 In other counties, too, families and single individuals were carefully scrutinized for the next two decades. In 1672, for example, twelve families of Muddy River were warned to put out their children as “servants to serve by Indentures.”410 In 1680, the Hampshire County Court found Cornelius Merry of Northampton to be a “very vicious” person and his care over his little children to be such as he “Rather Learnes them Irreligion rather then any good Literature. . . .” It ordered the selectmen to apprentice his two children.411 In the same year, Robert Lyman and his wife, also of Northampton, were found incapable of maintaining their family. When they appeared in court, “showing their earnestnes that their children should not be put out,” the Court ruled “that what the said Parents Spoke, [was] more out of fond affection and sinful Indulgence than any Reason or Rule.” The two youngest Lyman boys and one of the girls were subsequently apprenticed.412

    Adults also were subjected to family government following the 1660’s. One Abigail Roberts, for example, was presented for dressing in clothing finer than her station in life warranted and for living outside of family government. However, several neighbors appeared in court and testified that she now lived in service and had reformed her dress.413 A more serious charge, against a widow having a child three years after her husband’s death, resulted in her being whipped ten stripes and ordered “into some good Family where shee may be under government.”414 Charges of idleness, drunkenness, “idle reports to amuse the people,” playing cards and keeping bad company, stubborn and wicked notions, and the wearing of men’s clothes by a girl, thus “seeming to confound the course of nature,” all resulted in persons being placed under family jurisdiction.415 In one case, that of an aged deacon and militia captain named James Johnson, “disorderly carriages” in his family resulted in an order to break up housekeeping and to “dispose of himselfe into some good orderly Family within one Fortnight. . . .”416

    In 1679 the General Court summed up its conception of secular and spiritual poverty in its instructions for the newly created office of tithingman. These officials, to be chosen annually from among the “most prudent and discreet Inhabitants,” were “diligently to inspect the manner of all disorderly persons, and whereby more private admonitions they will not be reclaimed, they are . . . to present their names [to the proper authorities] . . . who shall proceed against them as the Law directs, as also they are in like manner to present . . . all single persons that live from under Family Government, stubborne and disorderly Children and Servants, night-walkers, Typlers, Sabbath breakers, by night or by day, and such as absent themselves from the publick Worship of God on the Lords dayes, or whatever else course or practice of any person or persons whatsoever tending to debauchery, Irreligion, prophanness, and Atheisme amongst us, whether by omission of Family Government, nurture and religious dutyes and instruction of Children and Servants, or idle, profligate, uncivil or rude practices of any sort. . . .”417

    The very intensity of this drive to emphasize family government was a measure of the changes that were taking place in society. Between 1660 and 1720, as Professor Perry Miller has shown, the religiously oriented, homogeneous community was becoming a secular, diverse, and commercial society.418 As a result, the area of agreement on what was right and wrong was slowly narrowing, and the broad religious and moral concept of poverty was giving way to a definition based primarily on the lack of measurable wealth. At the same time, the society, growing richer and more complex, was turning gradually to institutions of brick and mortar as a means of caring for its criminals, its idle, and its poor. Increasingly, adults ended up at the house of correction, the workhouse, or the alms-house, and by and large, after 1692, only poor children, not poor or wayward adults, were subjected to family authority other than their own.419

    Eighteenth-century legislation concerning the binding out of poor children, then, was more sharply based on economic considerations than in the seventeenth century, although it still allowed some leeway in defining exactly who were the poor. The basic law came in 1692. By its terms the selectmen or Overseers of the Poor could bind out poor children with the consent of two justices of the peace, the boys to age twenty-one, the girls to age eighteen “or time of marriage.” All children, or at least those “not having estates otherwise to maintain themselves,” were subject to scrutiny to make sure they were being brought up to honest callings. No definition of poverty was provided, but presumably only those receiving alms were considered as falling within the jurisdiction of the law.420

    The acts which followed were largely explanatory in nature and sought an effective definition of what constituted poverty. In the Act of 1704 the poor were defined as those who were not rated for town or province taxes. Such persons, whether receiving alms or not, were liable to having their children bound out by the authorities. This act also required that apprentices be taught to read and write, a provision subsequently restricted to males in 1711, the girls to be taught reading only. While being rated for taxes would protect one from losing his children under ordinary circumstances, a law in 1722 made idle, dissolute, or vagrant parents, whether rated for taxes or not, subject to having their children “put out into orderly families.”421

    The climax to this legislation came in 1735 in the form of a special act for Boston, where the numbers of the poor had been increasing alarmingly. Since the 1690’s local taxes had been raised regularly “for relieving the poor and other charges”; three private charitable societies now existed; and at least one minister saw the danger of a growing class of idle poor. In 1742, out of a population of 17,756, there were no persons in the almshouse and 36 in the workhouse. Of 1,200 widows, 1,000 were not rated for taxes.422 Under these circumstances, the legislature, by the Act of 1735, allowed Boston to appoint twelve Overseers of the Poor, one for each ward. These men were to supervise the poor, to commit persons to a workhouse, which by the act they were empowered to erect, and to enforce the laws with regard to apprenticing the children of the poor. Unless a parent were rated for personal estate or faculty (i.e. a trade or profession), he was subject to having his children bound out. Furthermore, children who, at the age of six years, did not know the alphabet, were to be bound out “as when parents are indigent and rated nothing to the publick taxes. . . .”423 This latter provision notwithstanding, there is little or no evidence to indicate that any criterion other than poverty was actually used. Isaiah Thomas and the other poor children bound out between 1734 and 1805 seem to have been truly children of the poor.

    The numbers of boys and girls apprenticed under the Act of 1735 and other laws modeled on it varied from year to year. The high year was 1768 with forty-six apprentices, the low, 1776, with but one. The average number per year was seventeen. The peak decades were between 1760 and 1780 when, for all but five years, more than the average number of apprentices were bound out. The decades of war and revolution, obviously, created serious social problems. By contrast, in the decades between 1780 and 1805 there were only three above-average years. The ratio of boys to girls remained fairly steady at three to two throughout the period.424

    The duration of the contracts varied, of course, with the age and sex of the individual apprentice. About one-half of the children were bound out between the ages of five and nine. The median age was nine. Some, like Edward Holin who was apprenticed in 1745 at the age of eighteen months to serve Robert Anderson, housewright of Chester, New Hampshire, were very young and served long terms. But only thirty-seven apprentices, 3 per cent of the total, were placed out under the age of five. At the other end of the scale, a few served for very short terms. Bathsheba Rogers, for example, was apprenticed at the age of seventeen for one year to James Mason, a farmer in Bristol County, in 1742. However, only 1.7 per cent served for less than three years, and less than 25 per cent served terms of less than seven years.

    Boys were apprenticed to sixty different trades, ranging from apothecary to victualler, from bricklayer to goldsmith. The maritime trades (sailors, navigators, and shoremen), the shipbuilding trades (mastmakers, ship carpenters, ropemakers, sail makers, shipwrights, and sparmakers), and the leather trades (cordwainers, saddlers, leather dressers, tanners, and leather drapers) each accounted for about 8 per cent of the boys. Coopers absorbed 5 per cent, and tailors about 3 per cent. House trades and metal trades each took about 4 per cent. There was little observable fluctuation in demand for apprentices in the various crafts, except in the 1760’s. Then, coopers, shipbuilding trades, and maritime trades—all related fields—more than doubled their demand following the French and Indian War when the seas were again safe for Massachusetts shipping.

    About 40 per cent of the boys were not apprenticed to crafts but were put out to learn husbandry. Prior to the 1770’s, agriculture, although it was the leading field to which poor boys were apprenticed, drew fewer apprentices than did the crafts, and it actually declined to about 5 per cent of the total in the 1760’s. But in the 1770’s and thereafter, agriculture once again became the leading field and, in fact, took more poor boys than all the crafts put together—60 per cent of the boys in the 1770’s and 1780’s, 55 per cent in the 1790’s, and 86 per cent in the first six years of the nineteenth century.

    Girls were apprenticed chiefly to serve as household maids. During the 1740’s and 1750’s, most of their indentures specified the trade of a spinster, but about a third of them were simply apprenticed to learn housewifery, and even the spinsters probably spent most of their time doing household work. In the 1760’s the term, “spinster,” was dropped and “housewifery” took its place. From 1770 to the end of the century, knitting, sewing, and spinning were usually added to housewifery. Only two girls were taught another trade, that of manteau or mantua maker.425

    The demand for poor apprentices, particularly in farming but also in housewifery, drew many boys and girls out of Boston. In the 1740’s about 67 per cent of the children were sent out of town. By the 1780’s this had increased to 89 per cent, only to drop back to 82 per cent in the 1790’s. In the first six years of the nineteenth century more than 90 per cent left Boston. All told, Boston sent away about 74 per cent of its poor apprentices—all but 126 girls and 162 boys. These country apprentices were distributed throughout Massachusetts in twelve counties and in the present state of Maine, and a few went to New Hampshire and Connecticut. About 70 per cent of all apprentices, however, were absorbed by the two eastern counties of Suffolk and Middlesex and the two western counties of Hampshire and Worcester.

    The masters who took these poor children as apprentices were as varied in trade and occupation as the arts or mysteries the boys and girls were supposed to learn. There were sixty-four crafts, trades, and occupations, and three professions represented among the masters. Mariners and cordwainers took more apprentices than any other craftsmen or tradesmen, but yeomen, husbandmen, and farmers, all of whom were presumably engaged in agriculture, took more than any other occupation. Several masters, it should be noted, agreed to teach, or have taught, trades with which they were not familiar, or which they were themselves apparently not practicing.

    Considerable variation in social rank existed among the masters. At the top of the scale were persons of some social prominence in their own communities. They included such Boston worthies as the Reverend Andrew Eliot; Josiah Warren, Gent.; Nathaniel Loring, merchant; the Reverend Oxenbridge Thatcher; and Samuel Otis, merchant. There were also such persons of standing as the Reverend John Hancock of Braintree; Robert Treat Paine, Esq., of Taunton; John Oliver of Maiden; Daniel Oliver and Levi Lincoln of Worcester; James Warren, Esq., of Plymouth; and John Langdon of New Hampshire. More than 125 masters claimed honorifics; and there were seventeen merchants, seventeen physicians, twelve ministers, two schoolmasters, and thirty or more men of officer rank in the military among the masters.

    The indentures, in fact, suggest a good bit about the existence of social classes in eighteenth-century Massachusetts. From the regularity with which honorifics were entered with the names of the Overseers, for example, it can be assumed that men took their “Hon.,” “Gent.,” and “Esq.” quite seriously.426 The masters, too, were careful about their social ranking or occupational designations, although they were less so after the start of the Revolution. In the case of those engaged in agriculture, the exact social weight of the terms “Yeoman,” “Husbandman,” and “farmer” is not clear. Yet their weights relative to each other seem clear enough. “Yeoman” still retained its concept of social worth, while “Husbandman,” used far less frequently, and “farmer,” used hardly at all, seem to have been of lower rank. After 1777, however, “Yeoman” and “Husbandman” drop out of use, occupational designations even in the trades are recorded only infrequently, and “Mr.” comes into general but not universal use.

    If honorifics and occupational designations were of social significance, then the bulk of the masters were drawn from the middling and upper strata of the various towns—successful craftsmen and tradesmen, securely established farmers, and a sprinkling of local leaders. Only occasionally, if at all, was a master drawn from among those who were of doubtful financial responsibility or questionable social respectability. The screening of potential masters was, as we shall see, the purpose behind a requirement that they be recommended to the Overseers by the officials who knew them best, the selectmen in the towns where they lived.

    Many masters, particularly those in the smaller towns, took two apprentices, usually one to learn husbandry, the other housewifery. Paul Mandell, Gent., of Hardwick, took ten between 1760 and 1778, usually two at a time. The most he had at one time was eight. That was in February 1778 when he apprenticed William Dunn and Sarah Granger, ages seven and six years, respectively. With these two added to his household, he had a total of five girl apprentices, between the ages of six and sixteen, and three boys, between the ages of seven and sixteen. Mandell was the first person in Hardwick to take poor apprentices from Boston, but within a dozen years of his first apprentice’s arrival in town, eight other residents had taken boys or girls from the almshouse. His contentment with his Boston servants, as measured by his return trips to the almshouse, must have communicated itself to his neighbors.

    Not a great deal more can be known about most of the apprentices other than what their indentures reveal. How they were chosen, who they were, the actual conditions of life with their masters, how well they learned their trades, how well they were educated, are all questions which for the most part cannot be answered with any assurance.

    The Overseers regularly perambulated their wards looking for poor people who ought to be in the workhouse or in the almshouse and, presumably, checking up on the condition of dependent children.427 Undoubtedly they apprenticed many children directly from their homes, but many others were taken from the almshouse. Some arrived there with one or both of their parents, some alone, and some were born there, often the illegitimate children of wayward girls.428 Quite a few were apparently the children of recent immigrants. While most, 57 per cent, appear to have come from families of English ancestry, about 15 per cent were from families of Irish background, about the same percentage were Scots, 5 per cent Welsh, 4 per cent French, and the rest were German, Italian, and Negro.429

    Once a child was in the almhouse, it was to the advantage of the Overseers to get him apprenticed quickly to avoid the cost of food, clothing, and housing. It was also to the advantage of the child to get out as quickly as possible. The almshouse, like other eighteenth-century public institutions was probably not an attractive place to be.

    Cotton Mather wrote in the records of the Second Church for 4 April 1697, that one Abigail Day had complained bitterly about the food at the almshouse, saying that “she would thank neither God nor Man for such Victuals,” and about the master of the house, who, she said, “had several Times made Attempts upon her Chastity.” More than a century later the almshouse was still having difficulty. A committee, charged with constructing new vaults for the privies reported that they had had to construct new sewers. “The drain from the pump and kitchen,” the report said, “being originally turned through the privies, opened a direct communication into the body of the house for the foul air, not only of the drain but that air was surcharged with the fetidity of the vaults, so that on the rising of the tide, especially when accompanied with an east wind, the stench was not only diffused through the yard, but entered thro’ the sink into . . . the body of the house.”430

    Whether or not these pictures indicate the true nature of the food, the morals, and the smells of the almshouse, they suggest that getting out was a good thing. The chance came when a prospective master applied for an apprentice. If he lived in Boston, he needed no written recommendation, for presumably he was known to the Overseers of the Poor. But if he was from out of town, he had to have a letter of recommendation from the majority of his selectmen. By 1758 these recommendations had been printed with blanks for names and dates. According to the printed formula, the master was to be “a Man of sober Life and Conversation; and in such Circumstances [that the selectman could] recommend him as a fit Person to bind an Apprentice to.”431

    If the master found a child to his liking, he might take him home on trial before signing the indentures. The selectmen of Rehoboth, for example, wrote the Overseers on 8 November 1776, about one Elizabeth Barber, a poor girl of Boston who had been living with James Thurber, Esq., for some time. “As she proves to be an Industrious likely girl and is Very desireous to Tarry with the family and they well affected towards her,” she would be happily situated if she could be bound out to Thurber. On 9 December 1776, the Overseers signed her indentures, binding her for four years.432 Other children were not so fortunate as to like and be liked. Esther Burgean, ten years old in 1773, was one of these. Her master, David Durfee of Dartmouth, had apparently not completed the process of apprenticing her two years earlier when indentures had been drawn binding Esther to him for ten years. On 27 November 1773, he sent her back to Boston with a letter saying that he found her “not to Answer my expectations in any respect she being of so Dull and Stupid Capacity as not to be capable of doing any Service of account, nor to be Learnt to any Tolerable degree either to Work or Read as hath been declared by her Tutors. . . .”433

    Once a child was bound, he was not ordinarily cause for further concern on the part of the Overseers until the time came to exchange indentures at the end of his term of service. Only occasionally did the Overseers have to bind out an apprentice anew or make some other arrangement for him. So far as the records reveal, for example, only one apprentice was freed to enlist in military service, although there were probably others whose masters did not bother to let the Overseers know.434 Even the death of the master did not ordinarily require that the apprentice be bound out again, for the indentures almost invariably specified that the servant was being bound to the master, his wife, and his heirs. In fact, since the contract bound both parties, the one to service, the other to provide keep and training, the master’s estate was liable for fulfillment of the terms. A letter of 3 November 1789, from Samuel Cutler, administrator of the estate of one William Atkins, Esq., of Newburyport, shows the problems that could arise because of these conditions. He reported that Peggy Kilgore, bound out on 8 June 1782, for eleven years, was ill, and the heirs wanted to return her to the almshouse. “I can assure you, Gentlemen,” Cutler wrote, “that it will be a great hardship upon the Heirs to maintain her, the Estate being but small and three unmarried Daughters to be maintained by it. I do not conceive by the Indentures that the Estate is obliged to maintain her after she is rendered incapable, by sickness, to perform what she was bound to do. Should I be mistaken We rely on your Charity and generosity to grant this our petition.”435

    Other children, for reasons mostly unknown, were turned over to different masters before their terms were up, but that too was a rare occasion. In 1770, for example, one Thomas Banks, after nine years with William Williams, Gent., of Hatfield, was apprenticed to a cordwainer named Belding of that town to learn his trade. Apparently all parties, the masters, the servant, and the Overseers were satisfied with the change. Most relieved, was Williams, who had written the Overseers about his unhappy experiences with Banks. “For the first four years,” he said, “I schooled him constantly at the Town school here, and a considerable part of every year since, except of last. He is now seventeen years . . . old and about as big as an ordinary Country boy of thirteen . . . and . . . scarcely able to perform the service of one of our boys of that age—I have been sensible some time that it would by no means answer to bring him up to husbandry. He will never be capable to perform the Labour or to endure the fatigues that are the unavoidable lot of the husbandman—I therefore attempted more than a year ago to get him a Trade, but the notion which then generally (and with too much foundation in truth) prevailed of his being a Rogue in grain prevented the success of these attempts at that Time—”436

    Information is even more lacking on what happened to the apprentices after they completed their service than it is on their condition while servants. What happened to them? Were they incorporated into the society, or were they likely to become dependent again? In short, how successful was the system as far as the apprentices themselves were concerned? This is an extremely difficult question, one susceptible of definitive answer only if a representative sample of the apprentices could be followed throughout their lives.

    What can be done at this point, however, is to lay out the extremes of success and failure and hazard a guess as to what happened to those in between. Isaiah Thomas is the success story. Although he ran away from Fowle at the age of eighteen, he returned to Boston in 1770 and rejoined his former master, this time as a partner in publishing the Massachusetts Spy. In 1771, he took an apprentice, another poor boy put out by the Overseers of the Poor. The rest of his story is well known.437

    At the other extreme was Mary Butcher. Mary became an apprentice of Richard Storkney, yeoman of Staughton, in 1754 when she was but an infant. For fifty years thereafter she left no record; but in 1804 she turned up in Canton, poor, unmarried, and lame. The Overseers there, after keeping her fed and housed awhile, wrote to the Overseers in Boston. “She is,” they said, “a person whom nature has not been over bountiful in furnishing her mental faculties. . . .” Should they keep her there at Boston’s charge, or send her home? On the back of this letter is an endorsement by a resigned Boston Overseer: “Ansd. 3 July and said, send her in.”438

    Between these two extremes fell the mass of the apprentices. All had learned to read and write, or, at least, were promised reading and writing, and all males were promised ciphering as well.439 All were exposed to the skills or the routine tasks whereby they could earn their livings as artisans, farmers, or housewives. Their formal and practical training was the equivalent of that of the average maid of eighteen or youth of twenty-one in eighteenth-century Massachusetts. They were prepared to enter life, not as wards of society, but as individuals whose economic lives and social statuses would be determined in part by their own efforts. Yet, unlike other young adults, they did not have families standing behind them prepared to provide assistance in getting a start in life. Their freedom dues, which might have served that purpose, were usually limited to two suits of clothing. Except in a very few instances, indentures did not specify a gift of tools or other tangible assets. Only in the case of boys apprenticed to farming, beginning in the 1760’s, did indentures specify a cash payment as part of the freedom dues. At first this payment amounted to £13:06:08. In the 1770’s, 1780’s, and early 1790’s it was £20, and thereafter it amounted to about $70.

    To the males given training in a craft, the future must have seemed fairly bright. Craftsmen of all kinds were generally in short supply in eighteenth-century America, and the skilled worker of industrious habits and a little luck could easily find work as a journeyman in the cities, towns, and villages.440 There were, for example, more than 140 different trades being practiced in Boston in the 1790’s.441 On the other hand, the chances of being apprenticed to a trade instead of to husbandry were considerably less by the 1780’s and 1790’s than they had been in the middle of the century. Moreover, without freedom dues in cash or tools, a good many years of service as a journeyman probably awaited the poor apprentice when he was freed. Out of seventy boys apprenticed to tradesmen in Boston between 1760 and 1790, for example, only three are listed as masters of their own trades in the Boston Directory for 1796. They are Joseph Lilly, apprenticed in 1771 and working as a tailor on Middle Street; William Pierce, apprenticed in 1761 and working as a hairdresser with a shop on Marshall’s Lane and a house on Union Street; and James McCleary, apprenticed in 1771 and working as a tobacconist with a shop at number 8 Butler’s Row and a house on Windmill Walk.442 The others had either left Boston for other towns or were still working as journeymen or laborers.

    The same pattern probably existed among the boys apprenticed to husbandry. With luck, a boy might marry the farmer’s daughter and be set up by the family on new land or inherit the house and land of the family into which he had married. But without luck, he probably had to serve for years as a hired hand before he would be in a position to farm for himself. The freedom dues in cash, about the equivalent of a half-year’s wages, would hardly sustain a man as a farmer if he were starting from scratch. Without a family behind him to ease the burden of the first years, a man starting farming even in those relatively simple times probably required more capital than he had at his disposal.443

    As for the girls, there was no likelihood or expectation that they would become independent. Their choices were limited to continuing as paid household servants or getting married. In this they differed little from their sisters who were fortunate enough to have families to sustain them. Their choice of husbands was limited, however, by the fact that they had no dowries to bring to their marriages and no one but their masters to seek marriage matches for them.

    At its worst, poor apprenticeship was only a temporary condition, not a permanent status. It provided a means not only of reintegrating the poor into society as useful working members but also of reducing the cost of supporting public institutions. In a day when manufacturing was largely in the hands of craftsmen, when most people worked on farms, when women had few opportunities anyway, and when education beyond primary school level was the province of the few, it was probably as workable a system as could be devised. What had begun in the seventeenth century as a means of insuring moral and religious conformity had ended up as a valuable and workable social institution. Unlike slavery, which died out in the 1780’s and 1790’s in Massachusetts, poor apprenticeship seemed to fit the needs of a free society.

    The table of indentures of poor apprentices which follows is based on the original printed forms bound in six volumes located in the City Clerk’s office, City Hall, Boston, Massachusetts. Several years ago Dr. Stephen T. Riley of the Massachusetts Historical Society told me about them. Subsequently they were microfilmed for the Institute of Early American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Virginia. The indentures through 1776 were transcribed in tabular form by Mr. W. Graham Millar, who kindly gave me a copy of his tables.444 Those from 1777 on were transcribed by Mrs. Beverley Schell, secretary at the Institute, largely on her own time and as a labor of love for history. I have subsequently proofread the new table, here presented, against the originals.

    The table below is an abstract and does not carry all the information available on the indentures. Conspicuously absent are the freedom dues, discussed above. There is such a regularity in these dues that it does not seem worthwhile to take the space to list them. Variations in formal educational requirements have also been discussed in the text, and they are omitted in the table except for an occasional footnote. No column has been provided for the masters’ occupations, but a careful reader will find those occupations if he understands that from 1734 to 1779, the period when occupations were almost always listed, the master’s occupation was the same as that being taught unless otherwise indicated by footnote. From 1780 to 1805, when occupations for masters were rarely given, every master whose occupation is on the indenture has his occupation listed by footnote. Finally, to conserve space I have abbreviated trades in the table by leaving out vowels. Except in such cases as prk mkr (peruke maker) and mntu mkr (manteau maker), this should cause no serious difficulty.

    Table of Indentures

    Apprentice

    Date Bound

    Date Free

    Trade

    Master

    Town

    Stephen Cortly

    11/27/34

    4/30/49

    shmkr

    Israel Nichols, Gent.

    Freetown

    John Dean

    4/2/40

    3/6/46

    hsbndry

    Joseph Williams

    Roxbury

    Benjamin Dolbeare

    5/7/40

    8/6/55

    hsbndry

    Nathaniel Blagget

    Woburn

    Mary Dalley

    7/2/40

    2/12/45

    hswfry

    Thomas Frothingham

    Charlestown

    Sarah Gould

    7/2/40

    9/12/46

    hswfry

    Timothy Tilston1

    Dorchester

    Mary Anne LePierre

    8/6/40

    8/6/48

    hswfry

    Abill Walley2

    Boston

    James Flood

    11/5/40

    1/1/48

    hsbndry

    Jonathan Hayward4

    Woburn

    Jonathan Stokes

    11/5/40

    5/1/53

    hswrght

    Benjamin Kendall

    Sherburn

    Samuel Waters

    12/3/40

    9/20/56

    hsbndry

    Jonathan Clarke4

    Braintree

    Barnabas Rhodes

    1/13/41

    3/25/56

    hsbndry

    Joseph Rice, Yeo.

    Marlborough

    Robert Anger

    2/?/41

    2/1/58

    hsbndry

    Ebenezer Cutler

    Weston

    Eleanor Green

    2/12/41

    7/5/53

    hswfry

    John Beaudri3

    Boston

    Moses Barnes

    4/7/41

    7/1/54

    crdwnr

    Isaac Saunderson

    Watertown

    Mary Sossen

    5/6/41

    4/10/48

    hswfry

    Ebenezer Sumner4

    Milton

    Ellenor Burke

    5/6/41

    4/1/45

    hswfry

    Thomas Hartley

    Boston

    Olive Sturges

    5/6/41

    5/1/45

    hswfry

    James Stetson

    Hingham

    Samuel Star

    6/3/41

    6/1/52

    tailor

    Henry Price

    Boston

    Mary Peck

    9/2/41

    5/6/53

    hswfry

    Cornelius Briggs4

    Scituate

    Elizabeth Hayes

    10/7/41

    3/5/55

    hswfry

    Sweeton Reed4

    Woburn

    William Negers

    10/7/41

    5/9/55

    weaver

    Jonathan Bass, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Elizabeth Mathews

    10/7/41

    11/8/56

    hswfry

    Jonathan Bass, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Rachel Lawson

    9/2/41

    5/6/53

    hswfry

    Thomas Edsar, Yeo.

    Hopkinton

    Henry Phar

    11/3/42

    5/12/54

    hsbndry

    Samuel Donbar

    Bridgewater

    Frances Hamilton

    ?/?/42

    3/1/47

    hswfry

    Benjamin Smith, Jr.4

    Lexington

    Peter Grace

    2/2/42

    7/15/58

    hsbndry

    Thomas Read, Yeo.

    Woburn

    Savage Perry

    2/2/42

    1/9/58

    crdwnr

    John Nichols

    Reading

    Experience Willis

    3/2/42

    2/1/48

    hswfry

    John Hunt, Jr., Gent., Yeo.

    Boston

    James Campbell

    4/7/42

    7/16/50

    tailor

    James Dodge

    Boston

    Mary Bass

    4/7/42

    12/15/53

    hswfry

    Isaac Woolson, Yeo.

    Weston

    Richard Hewes

    5/14/42

    6/6/58

    hsbndry

    Timothy Winn, Yeo.

    Reading

    Easter Smith

    6/2/42

    3/31/54

    hswfry

    John Harkness, Yeo.

    Newton

    Richard Whitcomb

    6/2/42

    12/1/55

    blcksmith

    John Lawrence

    Woburn

    Elisabeth Barjere

    7/14/42

    10/1/45

    hswfry

    Hopestill Leeds, Yeo.

    Dorchester

    Bathsheba Rogers

    11/3/42

    3/12/44

    hswfry

    James Mason, Yeo.

    Swansea

    Thomas Capron

    11/2/42

    3/10/52

    tailor

    Seth Foster

    Boston

    Ebiah(?) Basom(?)

    11/3/42

    3/26/54

    hswfry

    Benjamin Wheeler3

    Charlestown

    John Ashne (?)

    11/3/42

    7/1/58

    Solomon Loring4

    N. Yarmouth (Me.)

    Sarah Cobbit

    11/3/42

    4/11/55

    hswfry

    William Hudson4

    Oxford

    Mary Dixon

    12/1/42

    2/2/51

    hswfry

    Abraham Belknap2

    Boston

    Elisabeth Scribner

    12/1/42

    2/13/49

    hswfry

    Rev. John Hancock

    Braintree

    Timothy Hales

    12/1/42

    3/8/55

    hsbndry

    Josiah Newell

    Needham

    Edward Oliver

    12/1/42

    7/1/45

    vctllr5

    John Oliver

    Malden

    Joseph Warick

    1/4/43

    11/15/47

    hsbndry

    Josiah Child, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    William Norton

    1/4/43

    8/27/48

    shpwrght

    Alexander Hunt

    Boston

    Benjamin Scrivener

    1/5/43

    6/15/51

    crdwr

    John Soren

    Boston

    John Slowly

    2/29/43

    12/13/51

    barber

    Richard Barrington

    Boston

    Samuel Wood

    3/8/43

    11/10/52

    cbntmkr

    Benjamin Salisbury

    Boston

    William Grace

    3/8/43

    8/19/53

    currier

    John Coles

    Boston

    George Miles

    3/23/43

    1/25/56

    hsbndry

    Gideon Bassett

    Norton

    John Gillings

    4/6/43

    5/1/55

    hsbndry

    Ebenezer Edmunds, Yeo.

    Dudley

    Edward Hunt

    4/6/43

    2/10/57

    ropemkr

    John Crosley

    Boston

    Alexander LeBlond

    4/6/43

    6/16/58

    hsbndry

    Ephraim Holmes, Yeo.

    Middleboro

    Elisabeth Peck

    6/29/43

    7/1/56

    hswfry

    Robert Keith4

    Bridgewater

    Ebenezer Pratt

    6/29/43

    4/15/59

    hsbndry

    Stephen Dean, Yeo.

    Raynham

    Robert Kneeland(?)

    7/18/43

    5/16/50

    brcklyr

    John Blower

    Boston

    Lydia Robinson

    8/3/43

    7/21/52

    hswfry

    Seth Wright4

    Medfield

    John Ransted

    8/3/43

    4/21/47

    blcksmth

    John Bent

    Milton

    Bartholemew Ballard

    9/7/43

    5/6/55

    shp jnr

    Joseph Ballard

    Boston

    Samuel Hurst

    9/7/43

    5/3/51

    tailor

    Benjamin Renken

    Boston

    Richard Whitcomb

    9/7/43

    12/1/55

    prk mkr6

    James Kettell

    Medford

    John McGuire

    9/7/43

    2/1/55

    blcksmth

    John Lawrence

    Woburn

    Mary Herbert

    9/7/43

    11/15/47

    hswfry

    Jonathan Wayt, Jr.4

    Lynn

    Thomas W. Boulton

    9/7/43

    3/1/52

    tailor

    Benjamin Renken

    Boston

    William White

    12/7/43

    2/15/54

    ppr mkr

    Jeremiah White

    Milton

    Lewis Sharpe

    2/6/44

    12/21/48

    nvgtn7

    Andrew Breading

    Boston

    Timothy Bowen

    2/6/44

    4/15/61

    hsbndry

    Josiah Wheeler

    Western

    Lettice Ellis

    3/6/44

    3/15/52

    hswfry

    William Dickson8

    Boston

    John Cock

    3/6/44

    8/12/54

    brcklyr

    Daniel Bell, Jr.

    Boston

    Samuel Sumner

    7/13/44

    12/23/51

    sailmkr

    Alexander Chamberlain

    Boston

    Josiah Baker

    8/1/44

    7/15/60

    weaver

    Nicholas Shaw

    Abington

    Dorcas Ellis

    8/1/44

    9/27/52

    hswfry

    Hezekiah Blanchard9

    Boston

    Francis Nesbatt

    8/1/44

    10/15/54

    mstmkr

    Alexander Parkman

    Boston

    John Gilpin

    9/5/44

    10/13/51

    ropemkr

    John Crosley

    Boston

    Richard Russell

    9/5/44

    2/15/59

    cooper

    Joseph Procter

    Weston

    George Sanndery

    10/3/44

    3/10/48

    hswrght

    John Gilliver

    Milton

    Hannah Hiland

    11/7/44

    1/14/51

    hswfry

    Sylvanus Barrows

    Middleborough

    John Squire

    11/7/44

    9/4/61

    spinner

    Isaac Lealand10

    Sherburn

    Charles E. Packer

    12/5/44

    3/14/56

    hsbndry

    Edward Lutwycke

    Hopkinton

    Mercy Clay

    12/5/44

    9/9/58

    hswfry

    Samuel Ranger11

    Wrentham

    Susanna Holyman

    1/14/45

    12/16/54

    spinster12

    Ephraim Mallet

    Charlestown

    Benjamin Godwin

    1/14/45

    2/2/52

    gldsmth

    John Parkman

    Boston

    Edward Holins

    2/6/45

    9/7/64

    hswrght

    Robert Anderson

    Chester, N. H.

    Samuel Russell

    2/10/45

    1/5/49

    blockmkr

    Josiah Adams

    Boston

    Richard Bromingham

    6/5/45

    8/29/65

    hsbndry

    John Auston(?)

    Easton

    Jonathan Edmunds

    7/25/45

    2/15/57

    potter

    John Young

    Watertown

    Mary Kirkland

    7/29/45

    8/1/50

    spinster

    John Morey, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    Mary Carr

    7/25/45

    2/15/57

    spinster

    Ezra Morse, Yeo.

    Dedham

    John Salen

    9/2/45

    8/4/52

    hswrght

    Ephraim Wheeler

    Boston

    Samuel Bryant

    9/3/45

    9/15/61

    hsbndry

    William Wesson

    Hopkinton

    Edward Sanson

    9/5/45

    2/28/49

    twn spnnr10

    Thomas Smith

    Boston

    Jane Anderson

    9/20/45

    6/15/58

    spinster12

    Robert Boyce, Esq.

    Londonderry, N. H.

    John Holaman

    12/16/45

    12/30/59

    potter

    Samuel Hutchinson

    Charlestown

    Samuel Fairfield

    1/26/46

    11/1/58

    hsbndry

    Gad Lyman

    Northampton

    Hannah Sloaper

    1/27/46

    12/29/56

    spinster

    John Watson13

    Leicester

    Margret Mathews

    1/13/46

    9/13/61

    spinster

    Andrew Rutherford4

    Kingsfield

    John Bell

    2/10/46

    4/8/52

    joiner

    John Cunnabell

    Boston

    Mordecai Moor

    2/23/46

    2/?/62

    hsbndry

    Alexander Nichols, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Benjamin Scrivner

    2/25/46

    2/15/50

    blockmkr

    John Brewer

    Boston

    Martha Smith

    2/25/46

    3/3/56

    spinster

    John Melendy14

    Boston

    Jonathan Smallig

    3/3/46

    7/15/51

    hsbndry

    Joseph Mayo, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    Elisabeth Mills

    3/4/46

    12/8/55

    spinster12

    Samuel Webb

    Braintree

    Thomas Capron

    4/9/46

    3/10/52

    tailor

    Thomas Marshall

    Boston

    Elisabeth Pearce

    4/30/46

    2/23/56

    spinster

    Joseph Mayo, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    John Green

    5/16/46

    6/25/52

    tailor

    John Barber

    Boston

    Mary Oliver

    6/5/46

    9/7/52

    spinster12

    Joseph Dean3

    Dedham

    Mary Sturges

    7/1/46

    10/5/51

    spinster12

    Jeremiah Dean, Gent.

    Dedham

    John Mills

    7/1/46

    12/10/60

    weaver

    Jonathan Hill

    Medway

    Benjamin Croutch

    7/1/46

    10/15/60

    turner

    John Caldwell

    Rutland

    Thomas Barnett

    7/25/46

    3/15/61

    hswrght

    Ephraim Perry

    Sherburn

    Mary Layton

    7/28/46

    3/15/50

    spinster

    Rev. Andrew Elliot, Jr.

    Boston

    Mary Still

    8/4/46

    9/12/49

    spinster

    John Fenno15

    Boston

    Edward Anderson

    9/26/46

    4/1/64

    farmer

    Thomas Little, Yeo.

    Kingsfield

    James Griffin

    10/1/46

    7/1/65

    hsbndry

    Benjamin Shelly

    Raynham

    Thomas Smith

    10/21/46

    1/15/63

    farmer

    Samuel Gamwell, Yeo.

    Westborough

    Ephraim Dean

    10/28/46

    7/28/59

    farmer

    Rev. Richard Salter

    Mansfield, Conn.

    Catherine Culberson

    11/16/46

    5/1/60

    spinster

    James Read, Yeo.

    Londonderry, N. H.

    Benjamin Rust

    12/2/46

    12/1/53

    nvgtn7

    John Bradford

    Boston

    Nathaniel Rust

    12/2/46

    12/1/54

    nvgtn7

    William Sherburne

    Boston

    Thomas Baxter

    12/3/46

    4/15/63

    weaver

    Joseph Taylery (?)

    Worcester

    John Cook

    12/25/46

    7/1/60

    farmer

    Thomas Little

    Kingsfield

    John Kelly

    12/25/46

    5/1/61

    farmer

    Rev. John Harvey

    Kingsfield

    Ellenor Scilly

    12/25/46

    5/1/61

    spinster12

    Thomas Little4

    Kingsfield

    Joseph Pateson

    1/5/47

    4/14/58

    hswrght

    James Barnard, Jr.

    Boston

    Benjamin Richardson

    3/2/47

    9/2/54

    brcklyr

    David Bell

    Boston

    Sarah Pain

    3/2/47

    3/2/53

    spinster

    Thomas Jackson, Jr.9

    Boston

    Joseph Ranstead

    3/27/47

    6/28/50

    hsbndry

    Joseph Warren, Gent.

    Roxbury

    Daniel Ross

    5/2/47

    2/15/59

    hsbndry

    John Allen, Yeo.

    Medway

    Mary McNamara

    6/3/47

    1/15/49

    spinster

    John Lovell, Gent.

    Boston

    Sarah Ray

    6/12/47

    6/12/59

    spinster

    Rev. James Morton

    Litchfield, N. H.

    James Treet

    6/29/47

    10/15/57

    hswrght

    Samuel Sheldon

    Billerica

    Robert Price

    7/28/47

    1/18/56

    blcksmth

    John Foster

    Boston

    Elisabeth White

    8/31/47

    8/6/56

    spinster

    Thomas Gleason, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Hannah Hubbard

    8/31/47

    6/15/60

    spinster

    Adam Beal16

    Kingham

    Susanne Sloper

    8/31/47

    2/15/58

    spinster

    Joseph Streeter, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Richard Haden

    9/7/47

    4/6/67

    hsbndry

    Thomas Wright, Yeo.

    Woburn

    Moses Johnston

    9/8/47

    10/15/66

    hsbndry

    Henry Spaulding, Jr.

    Chelmsford

    John Hadwell

    11/4/47

    5/15/59

    ropemkr

    John Crosley

    Boston

    Samuel Culliner

    11/14/47

    12/1/54

    brazier17

    Thomas Russell

    Boston

    Jane Johnson

    1/3/48

    4/15/59

    spinster

    Joseph Langrel18

    Lebanon, Conn.

    Jeremiah Field

    1/4/48

    7/1/57

    shp crpntr

    Alexander Hunt

    Boston

    Annah Amos

    1/10/48

    6/4/53

    spinster

    Josiah Fisher, Gent.

    Dedham

    Thomas Lyley

    1/26/48

    9/29/49

    hswrght

    Moses Ayres

    Boston

    Susanna Fisk

    3/1/48

    3/1/54

    spinster

    John Lovell, Gent.

    Boston

    Francis Nesbatt

    4/6/48

    10/15/50

    nvgtn7

    Nicholas Cussens

    Boston

    Mary Sulevan

    5/31/48

    3/13/51

    spinster

    Michael More19

    Salem

    Abraham Ingraham

    5/31/48

    10/14/60

    tailor

    William Daws

    Boston

    Mary Stamerin

    5/31/48

    10/15/56

    spinster

    Joshua Brooks

    Concord

    Sarah Hariss

    5/31/48

    4/15/51

    spinster

    Ebenezer Keith, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Hannah Nichols

    6/15/48

    7/15/50

    spinster

    Spencer Bennett2

    Newbury

    Martha Bennett

    7/7/48

    12/18/60

    spinster

    Michael Bacon, Yeo.

    Bedford

    Richard Caswell

    8/3/48

    8/2/57

    hsbndry

    John Bell

    Tewksbury

    John Chambers

    8/18/48

    6/18/53

    nvgtn7

    Thomas Gunter2

    Boston

    Mary Ann Jones

    9/5/48

    7/2/63

    spinster

    Jeremiah Richards, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    Margreth Cacklin

    9/15/48

    4/15/53

    spinster

    David Gilmore, Yeo.

    Stoughton

    Ann Lane

    9/16/48

    12/25/55

    spinster

    John Traile2

    Boston

    Elizabeth Richard

    10/4/48

    10/1/58

    spinster

    Patrick McGregory, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Sarah Orn

    10/5/48

    4/12/54

    spinster

    Joseph Jackson20

    Boston

    Joseph Booker

    10/25/48

    4/2/58

    joiner

    Joseph Coit

    Boston

    Eliakam Perry

    10/31/48

    7/15/64

    farmer

    Jacob Lynd, Yeo.

    Maiden

    Mary Brown

    11/16/48

    9/15/60

    spinster

    Phineas Lyman, Esq.

    Suffield

    William Woods

    11/30/48

    2/14/65

    husbandry

    John Cristy, Yeo.

    Wenham

    Margret Gard

    11/30/48

    4/1/61

    spinster

    John Cristy, Yeo.

    Wenham

    Huldah Waters

    12/30/48

    3/13/54

    spinster

    Benjamin Jepson21

    Boston

    Lydia Perry

    12/30/48

    4/30/61

    spinster

    John Swan8

    Lunenburg

    John Slowly

    2/6/49

    12/31/51

    barber

    Benjamin Jepson

    Boston

    Hugh Brown

    3/7/49

    3/14/59

    cbnt mkr

    William Parkman

    Boston

    Isaac Luce

    3/7/49

    2/6/63

    farmer

    William Reed, Esq.

    Lexington

    Jeremiah Rhodes

    4/14/49

    10/31/51

    hswrght

    Samuel Sprague

    Boston

    John Bow

    4/20/49

    5/15/62

    hsbndry

    Joseph Beman, Yeo.

    Leominster

    Sarah Smith

    4/29/49

    4/15/61

    spinster

    Samuel Brackit11

    Dedham

    William Croxford

    6/5/49

    6/7/66

    hsbndry

    Daniel Chase, Yeo.

    Sutten

    Veronica Vantiber

    7/31/49

    7/15/55

    spinster

    Isaiah Barrett

    Boston

    John Bedson

    8/1/49

    4/4/57

    cooper

    Samuel Smalledge

    Boston

    Jeremiah Field

    9/6/49

    7/1/57

    farmer

    William Richardson, Gent.

    Lancaster

    Asa Soper

    9/7/49

    10/22/55

    shopkpng

    Thomas Paine2

    Boston

    Francis Orne (?)

    9/16/49

    3/6/67

    hsbndry

    Alexander Campbell

    Boston

    Miles Hubbard

    10/2/49

    9/10/61

    chrmkr22

    Samuel Ridgway, Jr.

    Boston

    Hannah Martin

    12/28/49

    4/15/62

    spinster23

    Isaac Bauldin24

    Sudbury

    Charles Richardson

    12/28/49

    5/31/65

    hsbndry

    Charles Snell

    Bridgewater

    Mary Hermon

    5/2/50

    5/1/63

    spinster

    Joseph Langret18

    Lebanon, Conn.

    Sarrah Wakefield

    5/10/50

    8/1/65

    spinster

    Henry Spring, Yeo.

    Weston

    Charles Whitewood

    6/5/50

    1/18/65

    farmer

    John Ryan, Yeo.

    Sturbridge

    Judith Simons

    6/24/50

    2/15/57

    spinster

    Moses Arnold20

    Boston

    Mary Hyland

    7/3/50

    10/20/56

    spinster

    John Liddell, Gent.

    Boston

    Elizabeth Timberle

    8/13/50

    7/22/61

    spinster

    Joshua Bramhall25

    Plymouth

    James McConnel

    8/22/50

    7/15/63

    crdwnr

    Joseph Fitch, Gent.

    Boston

    Farnell Chamberlane

    9/26/50

    8/21/67

    farmer

    Daniel Alger

    Bridgewater

    Susanna Vail

    9/26/50

    9/15/62

    spinster

    Thomas Gleason, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Elizabeth Stamers

    9/26/50

    3/15/62

    spinster

    James Packard, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    John Badson

    10/2/50

    4/10/57

    cooper

    Benjamin Sault

    Boston

    Lidia Richardson

    10/2/50

    5/15/61

    spinster

    Jabez Fisher, Yeo.

    Wrentham

    Sarah Croutch

    11/5/50

    4/14/64

    spinster

    James Brown, Yeo.

    Western

    Ezekiel Clisby

    11/5/50

    4/15/65

    hsbndry

    Nathan Ames

    Bridgewater

    William Perry

    12/3/50

    9/18/59

    prk mkr6

    John Gyles

    Boston

    Mary Engerson

    12/31/50

    5/15/58

    spinster

    Thomas Bacon, Yeo.

    Wrentham

    William Roberts

    4/30/51

    4/30/58

    gunsmith

    Samuel Clough

    Boston

    Simeon Pery

    4/30/51

    5/15/66

    cooper

    Oliver Wyman

    Leominster

    William Alford

    6/4/51

    3/20/61

    hsbndry

    Thomas Dana

    Cambridge

    Joseph Frizell

    6/26/51

    5/2/70

    husbandry

    Samuel Bacon, Yeo.

    Needham

    Nathaniel Howard

    7/15/51

    9/15/58

    weaver

    Benoni Flanks (?)

    Northampton

    Alexander Bahanny

    8/1/51

    3/15/65

    farmer

    Jonas Buckingham, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Hannah West

    8/5/51

    6/13/64

    spinster

    Israel Smith, Yeo.

    Scituate

    Mary Clisby

    8/6/51

    8/15/64

    spinster

    Nathaniel Harvey,4 Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Hepzibah Flood

    8/17/51

    4/15/60

    spinster

    Jonathan Townsend

    Medfield

    John Kelton

    8/26/51

    11/5/66

    saddler

    Samuel Clark

    Northampton

    James Lucas

    10/3/51

    10/3/62

    crdwnr

    Charles Hendley

    Boston

    Elizabeth Hunt

    10/11/51

    11/8/64

    spinster

    Ebenezer Littlefield, Yeo.

    Holliston

    Francis Neat

    11/5/51

    3/27/62

    spinster

    Thomas Hubbard, Esq.

    Boston

    Edward Varte

    11/5/51

    10/9/67

    weaver

    Theophilus Howard

    Bridgewater

    Hannah Snow

    1/2/52

    7/3/60

    spinster

    Joshuah Winter26

    Boston

    Elizabeth Bumstead

    1/6/52

    4/30/61

    spinster

    John Williams, Yeo.

    Sommers

    Joseph Bumstead

    1/6/52

    2/17/67

    hsbndry

    John Williams, Yeo.

    Sommers

    Thomas Brooks

    1/21/52

    10/1/64

    crdwnr

    James Wilson, Jr.

    Leicester

    James Smith

    1/23/52

    10/22/55

    Israel Ashley27

    Westfield

    Ann Fosdike

    1/23/52

    6/6/60

    spinster

    Israel Ashley27

    Westfield

    Mary Booyd

    1/29/52

    6/15/58

    spinster

    Josiah Dwight, Esq.

    Springfield

    Ann Newton

    3/19/52

    9/15/64

    spinster

    Benjamin Wood, Gent.

    Hopkinton

    David Sibbald

    3/24/52

    12/24/59

    farmer

    David Hanwood, Yeo.

    Brunswick (Me.)

    Josiah Wheeler

    3/25/52

    10/2/57

    seaman

    James Brown

    Boston

    John Neeth

    5/5/52

    9/14/57

    hswrght

    John Stover

    Boston

    William Peirce

    6/30/52

    5/31/63

    dstllr9

    Hezekiah Blanchard

    Boston

    Thomas Frieyd

    8/4/52

    8/25/60

    cooper

    Benjamin Sault

    Boston

    John Ivers

    8/28/52

    8/15/67

    farmer

    Alexander Nichols, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Elizabeth Hiland

    10/3/52

    11/26/54

    spinster28

    Stephen Boutineau, Gent.

    Boston

    William Chapin

    10/30/52

    4/14/64

    crdwnr

    Henry Roads

    Boston

    William Darby

    10/31/52

    9/1/61

    sailmkr

    Samuel Barrett

    Boston

    Richard Whitcomb

    11/1/52

    12/1/55

    brcklyr

    Augustus Hail

    Boston

    William Daniel

    12/28/52

    7/24/67

    crdwnr

    Samuel Read

    Abington

    Ann Hisseth

    2/21/53

    3/15/56

    spinster

    Joseph Packard, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Hugh Anderson

    2/21/53

    2/22/56

    farmer

    John Morey

    Roxbury

    Mary Roads

    2/27/53

    8/1/66

    spinster

    Jonas Buckingham, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Tabitha Peters

    3/26/53

    3/30/64

    spinster

    Israel Algar, Yeo.

    Bridegwater

    Lidia Peters

    3/26/53

    2/23/62

    spinster

    James Algar, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    William Curtis

    3/26/53

    11/14/63

    Joseph Winchester

    Brookline

    Mary Gullion

    5/2/53

    4/15/56

    spinster

    Oxenbridge Thatcher, Gent.

    Boston

    John Frie

    5/14/53

    9/15/56

    boat bldr

    Nathaniel Cobbett

    Boston

    Mary Lucas

    6/5/53

    9/23/58

    spinster

    John Popkin3

    Boston

    Rebecca Newton

    6/5/53

    2/15/61

    spinster

    Elisha Savile27

    Braintree

    Hannah Colsworthy

    6/5/53

    4/15/56

    spinster

    Henry Emmes29

    Boston

    Martha Smith

    6/13/53

    3/21/59

    spinster

    Joseph Stedman24

    Roxbury

    William Coffin

    7/3/53

    4/12/68

    weaver

    Josiah Packard

    Bridgewater

    Sarah Freland

    7/19/53

    2/28/58

    spinster

    Joseph Russell24

    Boston

    Mary Ingerson

    9/5/53

    5/15/58

    spinster

    Rev. Elias Haver

    Wrentham

    George Smallidge

    9/12/53

    9/23/57

    nvgtn7

    John Galley

    Boston

    Morgan Kavanagh

    11/14/53

    5/14/57

    cbntmkr

    James McMillian

    Boston

    Nancy Huer

    12/28/53

    1/12/57

    spinster

    William Warland30

    Boston

    Sarah Lewis

    1/31/54

    4/16/56

    spinster

    John Lovell, Gent.

    Boston

    John Preston

    2/6/54

    8/25/58

    hsbndry

    Thomas Denny

    Leicester

    John Fendley

    3/21/54

    3/15/70

    farmer

    Phineas Brintnall, Yeo.

    Sudbury

    Sarah McCoye

    3/21/54

    3/15/67

    spinster

    Joseph Gorman16

    Salem

    Mary Young

    3/21/54

    10/15/63

    spinster

    Josiah Williams, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    Agnus McFay

    4/3/54

    12/10/63

    spinster

    James Perie, Yeo.

    Woburn

    Katherine M. Pylering

    5/1/54

    10/19/62

    spinster

    Francis Wells, Esq.

    Cambridge

    Joseph Cliffton

    5/1/54

    1/13/73

    brckmkr

    Aaron Clinton

    Medford

    Thomas Green

    5/3/54

    9/14/62

    shpwrght

    Stephen Gallisham

    Haverhill

    Mary Butcher

    7/3/54

    5/23/72

    spinster

    Richard Stickney4

    Stoughton

    William Gray

    7/3/54

    7/15/65

    cooper

    Joshua Young

    Boston

    Rachell Glover

    7/28/54

    12/18/61

    spinster

    Samuel Read, Gent.

    Uxbridge

    Benjamin Harris

    7/28/54

    6/28/60

    blcksmth

    John Kellogg

    Westfield

    Abigail Glover

    9/18/54

    1/13/58

    spinster

    Enoch Taylor16

    Barnstable

    Dorcas Ballard

    9/25/54

    7/15/59

    spinster

    Josiah Snell, Jr.4

    Bridgewater

    Anna Gilds

    1/1/55

    7/20/61

    spinster

    Ebenezer Prat

    Chelsea

    James Burton

    2/26/55

    6/7/65

    chrmkr

    Joseph Putnam

    Boston

    William Cam[b]ell

    4/3/55

    6/15/71

    crdwnr

    Benjamin Guild

    Attleborough

    James Hawes

    5/7/55

    11/11/67

    Rev. Ezekiel Dodge

    Abington

    Elizabeth Love

    5/24/55

    1/15/68

    spinster

    Henry Sawyer4

    Methuen

    Mary Hutchinson

    5/31/55

    5/4/65

    spinster

    John Young

    Bridgewater

    Sarah Haden

    6/4/55

    5/20/62

    spinster

    Elisha Foster31

    Boston

    Mary McFay

    7/24/55

    10/25/66

    spinster

    John Reed, Yeo.

    Bridgewater

    William Thomas

    9/3/55

    12/11/71

    crdwnr

    Ebenezer Parker

    Reading

    Mary Hincks

    12/23/55

    6/15/63

    spinster

    Seth Williams, Yeo.

    Easton

    John Collis

    4/3/56

    8/15/63

    hsbndry

    Thomas Bacon, Yeo.

    Bedford

    Anthony Frazier

    4/21/56

    9/3/70

    ropemkr

    Jacob Yeatten

    Boston

    William Thomas

    5/11/56

    10/6/76

    farmer

    Joseph Johnson

    Holliston

    Isaiah Thomas

    6/4/56

    1/8/69

    printer

    Zachariah Fowle

    Boston

    Elizabeth Manning

    6/18/56

    11/15/68

    spinster

    John Filson4

    Halifax

    James Gordon

    6/18/56

    4/25/67

    hsbndry

    Robert McClure, Yeo.

    Londonderry, N. H.

    James Perraway

    7/3/56

    6/2/66

    hsbndry

    Israel Ashley, Esq.

    Westfield

    Mary Miller

    8/5/56

    3/16/68

    spinster

    Rev. Gad Hitchcock

    Pembroke

    William Bracket

    8/6/56

    8/6/72

    cooper

    William Lombard4

    Truro

    Thomas32

    8/26/56

    11/20/65

    sailmkr

    Alexander Chamberlain

    Boston

    James32

    8/26/56

    9/12/67

    sailmkr

    Alexander Chamberlain

    Boston

    Narius Townson

    8/28/56

    9/15/64

    sailmkr

    Joseph Boardman

    Boston

    William Townsend

    9/1/56

    9/17/67

    crdwnr

    John Brintnall, Yeo.

    Chelsea

    Robert Humphrys32

    10/6/56

    9/16/71

    cooper

    Joseph Dyer

    Boston

    Bartholemew Lynch

    12/1/56

    4/24/71

    shoreman

    Joseph Roundey

    Marblehead

    Mary Noell

    1/5/57

    5/13/65

    spinster

    Andrew Belcher, Esq.

    Milton

    Francis Cummont

    2/2/57

    1/1/66

    farmer

    Philip G. Kast27

    Boston

    Robert Marchie

    2/17/57

    3/5/67

    hsbndry

    Barnabas Howard

    Bridgewater

    Abigail Craig

    3/2/57

    1/16/69

    spinster

    Ebenezer Fisher, Jr.33

    Wrentham

    Thomas Pilsberry

    3/12/57

    9/12/66

    nvgtn7

    Isaac Phillips

    Boston

    Ruth32

    5/4/57

    3/1/69

    spinster

    Alexander Chamberlain34

    Boston

    Thomas Bantom

    6/22/57

    4/15/61

    farmer

    Samuel Mower, Gent.

    Worcester

    Elizabeth Noel

    7/6/57

    8/13/68

    spinster

    William Hudson, Yeo.

    Oxford

    Elizabeth Moody

    7/7/57

    12/?/67

    spinster

    John Phillips35

    Charlestown

    Penelope Curtain

    8/4/57

    8/4/67

    spinster

    Samuel Bartlett, Esq.

    Plymouth

    Robert Clark

    9/13/57

    3/15/72

    weaver

    Matthew Kingman4

    Bridgewater

    John Fiske

    9/15/57

    2/12/62

    boat bldr

    Thomas Bently

    Boston

    John Boyd

    10/27/57

    11/15/60

    tailor

    Joseph Billings

    Boston

    Stephen Grover

    11/10/57

    11/10/68

    hsbndry

    William Blair

    Weston

    Hill Green

    12/8/57

    4/13/64

    nvgtn7

    John Phillips

    Boston

    Joseph Miller

    12/31/57

    1/1/73

    crdwnr

    Ebenezer Fletcher

    Littleton

    Phillip Peak

    1/23/58

    4/18/73

    hsbndry

    Jonas Stone

    Lexington

    Samuel Allen

    2/1/58

    12/20/64

    chrmkr

    Samuel Ridgway, Jr.

    Boston

    Robert Kilby

    3/1/58

    9/15/72

    hsbndry

    Cadwallader Ford, Esq.

    Wilmington

    Robert Layman

    3/24/58

    10/15/71

    blcksmth

    James Packard

    Bridgewater

    Mary Devereux

    5/1/58

    11/15/64

    spinster

    Nathaniel Warner36

    Boston

    Katherine Miller

    7/22/58

    3/19/64

    spinster

    Samuel Sellon37

    Boston

    Mary Peck

    8/2/58

    5/5/67

    spinster

    James Smith2

    Boston

    Joseph Erwin

    8/2/58

    8/22/73

    weaver38

    Gideon Lyman, Gent.

    Northampton

    Abagail Cox

    9/6/58

    5/15/60

    hswfry39

    William Warland35

    Boston

    Sarah Whaley

    9/6/58

    9/6/65

    hswfry

    Mary Chipman40

    Barnstable

    Parker Fessenden

    9/6/58

    3/2/72

    nvgtn7

    Michael Wormstead, Jr.

    Marblehead

    Joseph Fessenden

    9/6/58

    4/22/74

    nvgtn7

    Michael Wormstead, Jr.

    Marblehead

    John Perraway

    10/2/58

    8/15/75

    nvgtn7

    William Crowell

    Marblehead

    Richard Bowers

    10/2/58

    9/26/74

    nvgtn7

    Richard Tutt

    Marblehead

    Elizabeth Ruddocks

    12/6/58

    6/2/61

    knt, sw, spn41

    Samuel Denny4

    Leicester

    William Gray

    1/3/59

    7/15/55

    cooper

    Samuel Barnard

    Boston

    Martha Holmes

    2/7/59

    3/9/70

    hswfry

    Jeremiah Smith, Yeo.

    Milton

    Charles Taylor

    2/7/59

    11/16/67

    ropemkr

    William Bourn, Esq.

    Marblehead

    James Thompson

    2/7/59

    6/11/74

    weaver38

    Daniel Graves4

    Sunderland

    Mary Martin

    3/7/59

    12/10/69

    knt, sw, spn41

    Alexander Sampson5

    Brookline

    Ann Ingersoll

    5/2/59

    6/20/70

    hswfry

    Phineas Lyman, Esq.

    Suffield

    John Taylor

    5/2/59

    10/22/71

    chrmkr

    Samuel Ridgway, Jr.

    Boston

    John Davis

    5/2/59

    6/26/75

    weaver38

    Oliver Smith4

    Hadley

    Lydia Gray

    6/6/59

    1/10/64

    hswfry

    John Jones4

    Marshfield

    William Curtain

    6/6/59

    8/24/74

    hsbndry

    John Jones

    Marshfield

    Susanna Perraway

    6/6/59

    1/20/71

    hswfry

    Robert Howard, Jr.

    Bridgewater

    Thomas Craige

    6/14/59

    2/12/75

    prk mkr6

    Samuel Bridge

    Worcester

    Katherine Stanton

    8/1/59

    2/14/68

    hswfry

    William Simpkins42

    Boston

    Henry Peak

    9/5/59

    10/15/70

    blcksmth

    John Anthoine

    Marblehead

    Mary Craigie

    9/15/59

    8/10/65

    hswfry

    Nathaniel Phelps29

    Northampton

    Mary Davis

    10/3/59

    9/12/71

    hswfry

    Daniel Henshaw, Yeo.

    Leicester

    Abraham Fobey

    10/3/59

    9/10/71

    dstllr9

    William Moore

    Boston

    Robert Hokey

    10/3/59

    4/6/74

    hsbndry

    Francis Wyman, Yeo.

    Georgetown

    Elizabeth Simpson

    10/3/59

    11/12/69

    hswfry

    Moses Bass31

    Boston

    John Banks

    10/3/59

    8/16/66

    Andrew Adams24

    Grafton

    William Gaskin

    2/6/60

    8/22/70

    nvgtn7

    Abraham Mullett43

    Marblehead

    Agnes Lillie

    2/6/60

    11/10/67

    hswfry

    Ichabod Jones16

    Boston

    Mark Noble

    2/14/60

    7/6/74

    hsbndry

    Moses Marsh, Gent.

    Hadley

    William Tuckerman

    2/28/60

    8/22/65

    twn spnnr10

    Thomas Rice10 44

    Boston

    Rebecca Taylor

    2/28/60

    1/15/68

    hswfry

    Samuel Holbrook46

    Boston

    Margaret Hendly

    3/4/60

    11/1/69

    hswfry

    James Cocks16

    Falmouth (Me.)

    William Shirley

    4/4/60

    6/6/72

    sailmkr

    Joseph Striker

    Marblehead

    Mary Rogers

    5/7/60

    5/21/63

    hswfry

    Robert Thompson46

    Bridgewater

    John Shirley

    5/10/60

    1/1/76

    crdwnr

    John Fraser

    Eastham

    Sarah Hoar

    5/17/60

    4/24/62

    hswfry

    David Willmarth6 21

    Bridgewater

    Arthur Keeve

    6/4/60

    4/19/76

    hsbndry

    Paul Mandell, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Susannah Holmes

    6/4/60

    5/28/73

    hswfry

    Paul Mandell, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Abigail Cox

    7/1/60

    5/15/61

    hswfry

    William Warland35

    Boston

    Thomas Lillie

    7/2/60

    2/23/76

    nvgtn7

    Joseph Sellman47

    Marblehead

    Sarah Whitney

    7/17/60

    4/6/72

    hswfry

    Samuel Waterman, Yeo.

    Halifax

    George Walker

    8/6/60

    3/10/65

    sailmkr

    Isaac Wendell

    Boston

    Mary Nichols

    8/6/60

    12/5/72

    hswfry

    Perez Marsh27

    Hatfield

    Elizabeth Clough

    10/1/60

    7/24/72

    hswfry

    Hezekiah Blanchard9

    Boston

    William Burk

    10/1/60

    6/9/66

    nvgtn7

    Francis Ingraham

    Boston

    Jonas Johnson

    10/1/60

    10/1/67

    blockmkr

    David Gardner

    Boston

    James Melorn

    10/1/60

    4/1/74

    barber6

    John Stirling

    Boston

    Sarah Kenney

    11/5/60

    6/1/67

    hswfry

    Thomas Barron44

    Boston

    Daniel Hanglin

    11/17/60

    2/13/64

    nvgtn7

    Nathaniel Loring2

    Boston

    Jonathan Johnson

    1/7/61

    10/1/67

    ropemkr

    Hugh McDaniel

    Boston

    Thomas Caryl

    2/6/61

    2/27/75

    blcksmth

    Benjamin Stow, Yeo.

    Southborough

    William Pierce

    2/6/61

    2/24/71

    barber6

    John Adams

    Boston

    John Dollison

    6/3/61

    10/19/77

    cooper

    Joshua Townsend, Jr.

    Bolton

    Paul Ewen

    7/1/61

    8/15/72

    chrmkr

    Paul Spear

    Boston

    Edward Deane

    7/1/61

    7/18/71

    gldsmth

    Benjamin Burt

    Boston

    Thomas Banks

    7/1/61

    10/20/73

    [hsbndry]

    William Williams, Gent.

    Hatfield

    Benjamin Wright

    7/2/61

    7/3/63

    blcksmth

    Edward Foster

    Boston

    Mary Pimm

    9/2/61

    9/20/71

    hswfry

    Thomas Gardner44

    Boston

    Martha Townsend

    9/2/61

    6/15/68

    hswfry

    John Cunningham31

    Boston

    John D. Legg

    9/26/61

    9/1/76

    tailor

    George Hodge

    Northampton

    Ann Wise

    10/6/61

    11/22/72

    hswfry

    Eliphalet Leonard, Jr.8

    Easton

    Samuel Harris

    10/7/61

    12/12/66

    tailor

    Samuel Harris

    Boston

    Jane Butler

    11/26/61

    2/12/73

    hswfry

    Samuel Preston, Gent.

    Littleton

    George Lish

    12/2/61

    2/19/74

    glazier

    Daniel Diman24 48

    Plymouth

    Elizabeth Obison

    12/2/61

    6/6/72

    hswfry

    John Winslow20

    Boston

    Hannah Prest

    12/2/61

    12/22/72

    hswfry

    Capt. John Hancock

    Charlestown

    James Tucker

    12/9/61

    2/15/67

    mason

    William Warland

    Boston

    Mary Treboo

    2/3/62

    11/10/73

    hswfry

    Capt. James Falkner, Gent.

    Medford

    Mary Barrett

    3/3/62

    9/25/72

    hswfry

    Josiah Searl4

    Southampton

    Josiah Snelling

    4/7/62

    1/2/78

    Rev. Ezekiel Dodge

    Abington

    William Loveless

    4/7/62

    6/11/78

    nvgtn7

    John Freto

    Marblehead

    Enoch Jarvis

    6/2/62

    5/13/72

    ropemkr

    Hugh McDaniel

    Boston

    John Burk

    6/9/62

    6/4/73

    James Lamont4

    Georgetown

    Sarah Allen

    7/7/62

    7/15/74

    hswfry

    William Gridley11

    Roxbury

    Ebenezer Bowman

    8/16/62

    2/29/77

    John Martin, Yeo.

    Brunswick (Me.)

    William Williams

    9/1/62

    8/3/68

    nvgtn7

    Jabez Harlow

    Plymouth

    Elizabeth Jones

    9/6/62

    3/17/71

    hswfry

    Alexander Mayors16

    Boston

    John Shootesmith

    10/6/62

    8/16/69

    twn spnnr10

    Thomas Smith

    Boston

    Margaret Cunningham

    10/6/62

    8/15/67

    hswfry

    Hezekiah B. Welch16

    Boston

    Danforth Champney

    10/18/62

    9/2/76

    cooper

    Hudson Vickery49

    Eastham

    Susanna McGown

    11/10/62

    1/27/75

    hswfry

    Jonas Buckingham, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Gersham Ewen

    12/1/62

    12/20/73

    cooper

    David Spear

    Boston

    John Griffin

    12/15/62

    5/16/78

    crdwnr

    Samuel Thompson, Yeo.

    Holden

    Ann Killeron

    1/5/63

    12/16/75

    hswfry

    William Sheppard2

    Boston

    Elizabeth Carroll

    2/2/63

    11/1/67

    hswfry

    Rev. Andrew Eliot

    Boston

    George Walker

    3/7/63

    3/15/65

    sailmkr

    Thomas Palfrey

    Boston

    Mary Baner

    4/6/63

    5/15/71

    hswfry

    Bartholomew Sutton24

    Boston

    Mary Burk

    4/6/63

    4/10/66

    hswfry

    Ann Pain

    Boston

    Oliver Merrick

    4/6/63

    1/5/64

    blcksmth

    Richard Boynton

    Boston

    Francis Akley

    5/4/63

    3/16/72

    cooper

    Edward Houghton, Yeo.

    Holden

    William Everton

    6/27/63

    4/23/76

    cooper

    Joseph Ashleye, Yeo.

    Westfield

    Mary Snelling

    7/6/63

    9/26/67

    hswfry

    Israel Loring20

    Boston

    Mary Green

    7/6/63

    3/10/74

    hswfry

    Thomas Smith10

    Boston

    Addison Jacobs

    7/6/63

    1/6/70

    blockmkr

    John Brewer

    Boston

    Abigail Buckley

    8/3/63

    6/3/75

    hswfry

    James Graham8

    Boston

    Thomas Peak

    9/1/63

    3/22/71

    blockmkr

    William Dickman

    Boston

    Sarah Burk

    9/7/63

    4/2/68

    hswfry

    John Flowers

    Boston

    Elias Cox

    10/1/63

    3/25/79

    cooper

    Thomas Holbrook16

    Wellfleet

    Moses Mangent

    10/13/63

    5/13/78

    cooper

    Joseph Otis, Esq.

    Barnstable

    Mary Turner

    11/5/63

    11/1/65

    hswfry

    Joseph Patterson, Yeo.

    Ware

    Samuel Hardiman

    11/18/63

    9/1/69

    nvgtn7

    Joshua Beales

    Boston

    Andrew Croze

    12/31/63

    5/15/78

    cooper

    Silas Fowler, Yeo.

    Westfield

    Mary Smith

    1/4/64

    3/14/77

    hswfry

    Elijah Warner4

    Hardwick

    Samuel Myrick50

    1/20/64

    1/11/66

    cooper

    Elisha Deane18

    Wellfleet

    James Pumphy(?)

    1/31/64

    9/17/74

    cooper

    Bildad Fowler18

    Westfield

    Jonathan Lynd

    1/31/64

    4/25/75

    cooper

    Daniel Bagg, Jr., Yeo.

    Westfield

    Rebecca Ryan

    2/1/64

    11/8/74

    hswfry

    William Tompson, Yeo.

    Billerica

    Ebenezer Blancher

    6/6/64

    2/1/77

    chndlr51

    Edward Langdon

    Boston

    Mary Scudder

    6/6/64

    8/25/71

    hswfry

    Lemuel Cox46

    Boston

    Hannah Meney

    6/6/64

    1/20/73

    hswfry

    Samuel Badger8

    Boston

    Ann Bleigh

    6/6/64

    8/19/68

    hswfry

    Christopher Ranks31

    Boston

    Benjamin Champney

    6/6/64

    9/3/70

    blockmkr

    Thomas Emmons

    Boston

    George Richardson

    6/11/64

    8/30/78

    cooper

    William McKinstry27

    Taunton

    Patrick Welch

    7/4/64

    12/25/74

    ropemkr

    Samuel Emmons

    Boston

    Lucretia Melvin

    9/5/64

    5/25/75

    hswfry

    John Greenwood14

    Boston

    Sarah Snelling

    9/5/64

    3/1/74

    hswfry

    John Longley24

    Boston

    Joseph Prince

    9/14/64

    3/1/77

    crdwnr

    John Hawkes

    Lynn

    William Bright

    9/17/64

    8/7/73

    baker52

    Samuel Marshall

    Salem

    Susanna Brown

    9/17/64

    3/6/68

    hswfry

    Charles Pynchon27

    Springfield

    Elizabeth Jones

    10/3/64

    3/17/71

    hswfry

    Hezediah Coley11

    Boston

    Sarah Forbus

    10/11/64

    10/27/75

    hswfry

    Samuel Williams, Gent.

    Springfield

    John Ackley

    10/11/64

    4/1/79

    Samuel Williams, Gent.

    Springfield

    Jane Taylor

    2/6/65

    7/31/75

    hswfry

    Thomas Wendell44

    Boston

    John Brown

    2/8/65

    12/15/79

    John Mason, Yeo.

    Dedham

    Mary Clough

    2/12/65

    10/2/76

    hswfry

    David Brewer, Gent.

    Brookfield

    Hannah Melvin

    2/20/65

    3/15/77

    hswfry

    Jonathan Ferre, Yeo.

    Brimfield

    Thomas Ryan

    3/6/65

    5/15/71

    printer

    Samuel Draper

    Boston

    Susanna Follings

    3/6/65

    1/7/72

    hswfry

    Thomas Russell8

    Boston

    Christopher Lynch

    3/6/65

    1/29/72

    tailor

    Francis Shaw

    Boston

    Jannet Ware

    4/3/65

    11/15/75

    hswfry

    Jonathan Wyman, Yeo.

    Woburn

    William Thwing

    4/4/65

    10/17/66

    ropemkr

    Samuel Emmons

    Boston

    Thomas More

    4/26/65

    10/1/79

    hswrght

    James Flagg2

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    Margaret Forbus

    5/1/65

    3/27/77

    hswfry

    Joshua Bently53

    Boston

    Lydia Curtis

    5/1/65

    12/28/74

    hswfry

    Joshua Blanchard2

    Boston

    William Smith

    5/4/65

    6/21/80

    tailor

    Lewis Thomas

    Taunton

    Mary Barber

    6/15/65

    6/15/68

    hswfry

    Seth Catlin, Yeo.

    Deerfield

    Joseph Fothergill

    6/15/65

    4/10/78

    cooper

    Nathanael Dickinson, Yeo.

    Deerfield

    William Warner

    8/7/65

    6/7/78

    ropemkr

    Thomas Emmons

    Boston

    John Burgis

    8/7/65

    9/13/79

    Thomas Bacon, Yeo.

    Bedford

    Elizabeth Kellam

    10/30/65

    9/10/76

    hswfry

    Moses Dorr54

    Roxbury

    Sarah Burk

    3/5/66

    4/2/68

    hswfry

    John Lovering30

    Boston

    Margaret McCloud

    3/5/66

    6/15/73

    hswfry

    Samuel A. Otis2

    Boston

    Sarah Richards

    4/2/66

    1/9/71

    hswfry

    Samuel Marshall27

    Boston

    Richard Warren

    5/7/66

    12/20/81

    cooper

    Samuel Hatch16

    Wellfleet

    Samuel Smith

    5/24/66

    12/27/78

    crdwnr

    Edward Smith

    Wellfleet

    Joseph Maxfield

    5/29/66

    12/15/78

    hsbndry

    Abraham Burbank, Yeo.

    Springfield

    Edward Taveneaugh

    6/4/66

    8/23/80

    shmkr

    James Brown

    Wellfleet

    William Palfrey

    7/1/66

    12/15/81

    William James, Jr., Yeo.

    St. Georges (Me.)

    Stephen Burgis

    7/2/66

    5/5/81

    Samuel Basset, Yeo.

    Wellfleet

    Elizabeth Bradshaw

    7/2/66

    10/18/78

    hswfry

    Daniel Kellogg, Yeo.

    Amherst

    Francis Dizer

    7/2/66

    4/4/80

    srvyng38

    John Martin, Yeo.

    Brunswick (Me.)

    Katharine Murphy

    7/7/66

    1/1/71

    hswfry

    Robert Loyd, Yeo.

    Blanford

    Rehanus Lewis

    7/17/66

    11/9/78

    hswfry

    Josiah Brewer, Jr., Gent.

    Worcester

    John Forbus

    8/20/66

    1/20/81

    crdwnr

    Joshua Combs, Jr.

    Georgetown (Me.)

    Joseph Osborn

    8/23/66

    10/2/74

    nvgtn7

    Edward Bacon, Jr.

    Barnstable

    Elizabeth Lyniard

    10/1/66

    3/15/70

    hswfry

    Joseph Calef13

    Boston

    John Jackson

    10/22/66

    3/10/73

    nvgtn7

    John Gray

    Boston

    Bartholemew Meloney

    10/24/66

    12/12/82

    nvgtn7

    Benjamin Pritchard8

    Marblehead

    Sarah Sprague

    11/14/66

    8/16/70

    hswfry

    Edward Jackson55

    Boston

    Benjamin Lemoine

    11/6/66

    1/10/81

    crdwnr

    Robert Stetson

    Wellfleet

    Ann Ingalls

    12/3/66

    7/10/74

    hswfry

    James Nolton16

    Boston

    Jane Taylor

    12/5/66

    7/31/74

    hswfry

    Samuel Adams24

    Booth Bay (Me.)

    James Goffe

    1/5/67

    3/17/81

    nvgtn7

    John Clark

    Eastham

    Saunders Chambers

    1/7/67

    12/25/71

    nvgtn7

    James Anthony

    Sherburn

    Robert Wharff

    1/14/67

    7/7/82

    nvgtn7

    Samuel Snow

    Marblehead

    John Williams

    1/27/67

    6/1/80

    nvgtn7

    Peter Lecraw

    Marblehead

    Mary Hicks

    2/18/67

    9/1/77

    hswfry

    John Turner, Jr.4

    Pembroke

    Samuel Bradley

    3/27/67

    1/1/82

    nvgtn7

    Peter Pease

    Edgartown

    John Lemoine

    3/27/67

    7/26/80

    nvgtn7

    Thomas Arey

    Edgartown

    Tamar Allen

    4/13/67

    7/4/76

    hswfry

    Mark Clark16

    Hardwick

    Matthew Hopkins

    5/6/67

    12/27/74

    nvgtn7

    Elijah Doubleday

    Boston

    John Plant

    5/7/67

    3/29/79

    crdwnr

    David Loring

    Boston

    Elizabeth Jones

    5/13/67

    3/17/71

    hswfry

    Rev. Nathan Stone

    Yarmouth

    Nicholas Mangent

    6/3/67

    1/1/81

    William Crawford, Esq.

    Fort Pownall (Me.)

    Lydia Gregory

    6/3/67

    11/15/73

    hswfry

    Benjamin Austin, Esq.

    Boston

    Henry Iverd

    6/18/67

    1/1/79

    Aaron Weld, Yeo.

    Sturbridge

    Elizabeth McGrath

    7/7/67

    3/1/79

    hswfry

    Joseph Brightman2

    Falmouth (Me.)

    Richard Griffiths

    7/29/67

    7/20/71

    Joseph Blake, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Lettice Boston

    7/29/67

    9/1/75

    hswfry

    Joseph Blake, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Henry Carrigan

    8/5/67

    8/1/80

    ropemkr

    Jacob Yeaten

    Marblehead

    Elizabeth Williams

    8/25/67

    8/1/77

    hswfry

    Nehemiah Webb, Yeo.

    Sandwich

    Elizabeth Utinock

    9/2/67

    1/1/77

    hswfry

    Samuel Gregg56

    Londonderry, N. H.

    Mary Goggin

    9/24/67

    12/1/79

    hswfry

    Timothy Ruggles, Jr., Gent.

    Hardwick

    Ann Evans

    9/30/67

    9/17/76

    hswfry

    Edward Durant27

    Holliston

    Thomas Warren

    10/20/67

    3/15/84

    blcksmth

    Anthony Combs

    Harpswell (Me.)

    Benjamin Ballard

    10/23/67

    11/9/76

    boat bldr

    Thomas Bendy

    Boston

    John Watson

    10/29/67

    11/7/81

    cooper

    Joshua Atwood

    Wellfleet

    Eleanor Berry

    11/18/67

    7/10/77

    hswfry

    Thomas Rogers16

    Boston

    Ebenezer Dumaresque

    11/19/67

    11/25/81

    Nathanael Martyn27

    Harvard

    Abigail Cole

    11/26/67

    2/20/78

    hswfry

    John Shaw4

    Raynham

    Edward Howard

    11/28/67

    10/15/75

    John Abbey, Gent.

    Hopkinton

    George Richardson

    12/9/67

    8/30/78

    cooper

    George Leonard, III

    Norton

    Charles Buffard

    12/12/67

    11/15/77

    John Boyes, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Edward McGown

    1/1/68

    5/5/82

    crdwnr

    Elijah Butler

    Edgartown

    Samuel Cherry

    1/7/68

    5/15/77

    hswrght51

    James Lindsey

    Easton

    Thomas Ryan

    1/15/68

    5/15/71

    crdmkr58

    Abraham Tuckerman

    Boston

    Peter Smith

    1/20/68

    6/24/81

    John Sinnet, Yeo.

    Blanford

    Thomas Osborn

    2/3/68

    5/15/80

    Zadock Chapin4

    Springfield

    Philip Peak

    3/2/68

    4/18/73

    hswrght

    Benjamin Sumner, Jr.

    Boston

    Mary McGee

    3/9/68

    4/15/70

    hswfry

    Samuel Emms3

    Boston

    William Smith

    3/11/68

    3/4/77

    nvgtn7

    Jeremiah Hawes

    Wellfleet

    Richard Caten

    3/16/68

    8/15/82

    Daniel Bliss, Esq.

    Rutland

    Cornelius Kellihorn

    3/17/68

    4/15/85

    James Thompson4

    Petersham

    Joseph Gray

    3/17/68

    4/15/84

    nvgtn7

    Joseph Higgins

    Wellfleet

    James Raven

    3/17/68

    1/1/78

    crdwnr

    Andrew Adams

    Milton

    Nathanael Corbett

    3/19/68

    5/25/82

    nvgtn7

    David Hawse

    Wellfleet

    Margarett Cherry

    3/19/68

    5/15/72

    hswfry

    Hugh McLean16

    Milton

    Mary Shaw

    3/24/68

    7/15/71

    hswfry

    William Biggs24

    Truro

    Edward Kelly

    4/6/68

    5/1/84

    Edward Selfridge, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Elizabeth Corbin

    4/12/68

    6/5/75

    hswfry

    James Dyer24

    Weymouth

    Elizabeth Mumford

    4/15/68

    12/25/69

    hswfry

    John Bowen, Gent.

    Lancaster

    Tamar Bellman

    4/16/68

    7/15/71

    hswfry

    Jabez Tupper16

    Sandwich

    Robert Smith

    4/20/68

    4/16/80

    barber6

    Theodore Dehone

    Boston

    Philip W. Kennedy

    4/29/68

    8/8/69

    shpwrght

    Isaac Wybird

    Boston

    Sarah Akley

    5/9/68

    3/1/77

    hswfry

    Joshua Clap

    Scituate

    Katharine Fitzgerald

    5/26/68

    8/15/80

    hswfry

    Nathaniel Page25

    Hardwick

    John Bradley

    6/16/68

    2/12/81

    blcksmth

    Timothy Bigelo

    Worcester

    Thomas Burns

    6/28/68

    7/29/81

    nvgtn7

    Charles Callahan

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    William Delahunt

    6/30/68

    10/20/79

    Hon. John Worthington, Esq.

    Springfield

    Mary Bennison

    7/19/68

    4/1/75

    hswfry

    Samuel Clap, Yeo.

    Scituate

    Samuel Akley

    7/23/68

    6/17/85

    whlwrght

    John Merrill, Yeo.

    Topsham

    Elizabeth Bennison

    8/4/68

    7/26/72

    hswfry

    Thomas Stevenson2

    Hingham

    Sarah Nails

    8/22/68

    5/7/71

    hswfry

    Seth Smith59

    Granby

    William Milton

    8/31/68

    11/7/76

    Charles Cushing, Esq.

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    Robert Vokes

    9/2/68

    5/27/82

    Daniel Oliver, Esq.

    Hardwick

    Mary Akley

    9/6/68

    12/20/80

    hswfry

    Edward Russel27

    N. Yarmouth (Me.)

    Elizabeth Lemoine

    10/1/68

    8/1/80

    hswfry

    Thomas Patten13

    Watertown

    William Corbett

    10/12/68

    4/26/84

    shpwrght

    Cornelius Mansis

    Haverhill

    Peter Bout

    10/15/68

    5/15/76

    nvgtn7

    Shubael Downs

    Harwich

    Robert Humphreys32

    10/20/68

    9/16/71

    cooper

    David Stoddard2

    Boston

    Margarett Fortus

    10/31/68

    3/27/77

    hswfry

    John Hancock24

    Penobscot (Me.)

    Samuel Hartley

    11/25/68

    1/15/83

    crdwnr

    Daniel Parks

    Boston

    Robert Humphreys32

    11/1/68

    9/16/71

    cooper

    John Smith2

    Boston

    James Hudson Vokes

    11/16/68

    11/23/83

    Shubael Lovell, Yeo.

    Barnstable

    Mary Dumphy

    11/24/68

    9/1/74

    hswfry

    Henry Folger16

    Nantucket

    Sarah Lassley

    11/25/68

    2/15/80

    hswfry

    Elijah Leonard, Yeo.

    Springfield

    Susanna Smith

    12/10/68

    9/11/79

    hswfry

    Jonathan Crosby60

    Boston

    Matthew Hopkins

    12/10/68

    12/27/74

    nvgtn7

    Alexander Landale

    Boston

    Abigail Waddle

    12/14/68

    6/23/77

    hswfry

    Joseph Clift16

    Marshfield

    George Coffin

    12/31/68

    2/13/82

    William Dodge, Yeo.

    Lincoln

    Joseph Harley

    1/9/69

    5/2/79

    nvgtn7

    Andrew Dennis43

    Marblehead

    John Lucas

    2/22/69

    4/10/79

    Nehemiah Hinds, Yeo.

    Greenwich

    William Warner

    3/21/69

    6/7/78

    cooper7

    Capt. Samuel Foster

    Harwich

    Stephen Stow

    4/5/69

    2/15/76

    blcksmth

    Edward Winter

    Boston

    Ann Forrest

    4/12/69

    3/14/79

    hswfry

    Jonathan Dwight, Gent.

    Springfield

    Nathan Procter

    5/9/69

    8/12/80

    ppr mkr

    Richard Clark

    Milton

    Ann Cromartie

    6/7/69

    2/25/74

    mntu mkr61

    Ruth Decosta

    Boston

    Mary Brooks

    6/17/69

    6/1/75

    hswfry

    Thomas Matthew16

    Plymouth

    Elizabeth Pimm

    8/21/69

    12/15/81

    hswfry

    James Barter62

    Marblehead

    Elizabeth Mullins

    9/6/69

    12/31/79

    hswfry

    Robert Rand63

    Boston

    Nathaniel Rhodes

    9/8/69

    4/10/79

    ropemkr

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    Sherburn

    Francis Appleton

    10/4/69

    9/27/76

    shpwrght

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    Boston

    Ann Guthridge

    10/21/69

    5/10/76

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    Cambridge

    John Godfrey

    10/26/69

    5/15/85

    hsbndry

    Matthew Knight, Yeo.

    Lancaster

    Sarah Dunscutt

    11/24/69

    1/6/87

    hswfry

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    Amherst

    Hannah Barry

    11/4/69

    2/10/80

    hswfry

    Hanna Oulton64

    Falmouth (Me.)

    Mary Barrett

    11/4/69

    9/25/72

    hswfry

    Lemuel Pomeroy

    Southampton

    Ann Cromartie

    1/4/70

    3/10/73

    hswfry

    Bossenger Foster

    Boston

    Lydia Green

    3/1/70

    1/1/81

    hswfry

    Charles Baxter, Yeo.

    Braintree

    Mary Morris

    5/4/70

    11/23/78

    hswfry

    Sarah Dawes40

    Boston

    Sarah Fothergill

    5/17/70

    9/5/75

    hswfry

    Cornelius Fellows18

    Gloucester

    Hannah Barjer

    5/18/70

    10/30/69

    hswfry

    James Burton16

    Boston

    Mary Fothergill

    5/23/70

    3/20/81

    hswfry

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    Hardwick

    Richard Smith

    6/6/70

    5/22/83

    crdwnr

    Seth Loomis

    Westfield

    Andrew Dunn

    6/6/70

    3/8/80

    hsbndry

    James Campbell

    Westfield

    Katharine Thwing

    6/6/70

    10/15/71

    hswfry

    John Lowder, Jr.5

    Roxbury

    Jonathan Silsberry

    6/6/70

    5/22/83

    cooper38

    John Ingersoll, Gent.

    Westfield

    Thomas Banks65

    6?/6?/70

    10/20/73

    crdwnr

    —— Belding

    Hatfield

    Robert McNoir

    6/26/70

    1/8/79

    blcksmith

    Stephen Hussey

    Nantucket

    William Ross

    6/30/70

    1/13/82

    cooper38

    Adiah Sackett4

    Westfield

    Sarah Pattin

    7/6/70

    5/25/82

    hswfry

    Aaron Hunt, Yeo.

    Hardwick

    Lydia Rhodes

    7/19/70

    6/17/73

    hswfry

    George Pynchon, Gent.

    Springfield

    Susanna Whitman

    9/7/70

    8/10/78

    hswfry

    Samuel Emmes3

    Boston

    Margarett Burton

    11/1/70

    7/20/80

    hswfry

    Jonathan Warner, Yeo.

    Hardwick

    William Newhall

    11/7/70

    5/18/75

    lthr drpr66

    David Munro

    Charlestown

    James Melvin

    12/12/70

    4/1/74

    prk mkr6

    Richard Carpenter

    Boston

    John Gilbert

    12/17/70

    12/17/85

    blcksmth

    Elnathan Samson

    Dartmouth

    Josiah Burke

    1/2/71

    8/5/78

    cbnt mkr

    John How

    Boston

    Ebenezer Blancher

    1/24/71

    2/1/77

    ropemkr

    Abraham Hammatt

    Plymouth

    Nicolas Mangent

    2/7/71

    1/1/81

    hsbndry

    Peter Chapin, Yeo.

    New Marlborough

    Henry Flemings

    2/14/71

    8/17/83

    hsbndry

    Isaac Hunter, Yeo.

    New Braintree

    Timothy Foster

    2/14/71

    8/22/86

    hsbndry

    David Baldwin, Jr., Yeo.

    Spencer

    James Ranstead

    2/19/71

    5/16/85

    hsbndry

    Joseph Johnson, Yeo.

    New Braintree

    Sarah Lewis

    2/26/71

    1/20/84

    hswfry

    Paul Mandell, Yeo.

    Hardwick

    Ann Allen

    2/26/71

    9/8/80

    hswfry

    Paul Mandell, Yeo.

    Hardwick

    James Bailey

    2/27/71

    2/18/84

    crdwnr

    Benjamin Ruggles, Yeo.

    Hardwick

    Enoch Jarvis

    3/6/71

    5/13/72

    ropemkr

    Hugh Tarbett

    Boston

    William Ranstead

    3/13/71

    4/10/83

    brcldyr

    Edward Maylem

    Boston

    Joseph Lillie

    4/11/71

    6/18/79

    tailor

    Richard Billings, Jr.

    Boston

    Ester Burgean

    5/7/71

    9/15/81

    hswfry

    David Durphy16

    Dartmouth

    Hannah Powell

    5/30/71

    4/14/80

    hswfry

    Rev. Nathan Stone

    Yarmouth

    James McLary

    6/5/71

    7/15/81

    tbccnst67

    Andrew Gillespie

    Boston

    Neal Peacock

    6/12/71

    8/28/81

    hsbndry

    Edward Russell27

    N. Yarmouth (Me.)

    Anthony Haswell

    7/23/71

    4/6/77

    printer

    Isaiah Thomas

    Boston

    Ann Wilkinson

    9/3/71

    12/25/87

    hswfry

    Samuel Gray68

    Boston

    William Collins

    9/4/71

    5/15/82

    sailmkr

    Richard Neck

    Marblehead

    Philip Peak

    9/19/71

    4/18/73

    hswright

    Benjamin Scott

    Boston

    James Fling

    9/23/71

    11/4/78

    cooper38

    Nathanael Downs, Yeo.

    Harwich

    Richard Butler

    9/23/71

    2/28/77

    crdwnr

    William Andrews

    Boston

    Margarett Bright

    9/25/71

    7/15/84

    hswfry

    Silas Stone, Yeo.

    Brookfield

    Elizabeth Gray

    10/21/71

    4/2/83

    hswfry

    Samuel Gardner27

    Milton

    Henrietta Jeans

    10/25/71

    9/3/84

    hswfry

    William Billings, Gent.

    Sunderland

    Thomas Akley

    11/6/71

    10/3/77

    Rev. Jason Haven

    Dedham

    William McFarland

    11/6/71

    8/28/84

    chrmkr

    Samuel Ridgway, Jr.

    Boston

    Mary McLary

    12/7/71

    7/12/74

    hswfry

    Ezra Weston

    Duxbury

    Elizabeth Warden

    12/10/71

    12/7/80

    hswfry

    John Billings, Gent.

    Dorchester

    Jane Wiseaker (?)

    12/26/71

    3/14/81

    hswfry

    Elisha Gray60

    Barnstable

    William Fullerton

    1/7/72

    5/27/76

    hsbndry

    John Mosely, Gent.

    Westfield

    Samuel Prince

    1/22/72

    2/13/87

    hsbndry

    John Field, Gent.

    Amherst

    Susanna Jordan

    1/22/72

    3/26/79

    hswfry

    Asa Waite3

    New Braintree

    Mary Liswell

    2/5/72

    5/29/81

    hswfry

    Benjamin Ingersoll35

    Boston

    George Forbis

    2/6/72

    10/15/88

    hsbndry

    Paul Mandell, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Henry Welch

    4/7/72

    8/29/85

    crdwnr7

    Reuben Newcomb16

    Wellfleet

    Martin McFarland

    4/27/72

    9/23/87

    hsbndry

    Elisha Allis, Gent.

    Hatfield

    Mary Liscow

    4/27/72

    4/21/83

    hswfry

    Elisha Allis, Gent.

    Hatfield

    Elizabeth Wharffe

    5/22/72

    7/18/86

    hswfry

    Martin Smith24

    Amherst

    Oliver Standard

    5/22/72

    4/13/88

    hsbndry

    Elisha Ingram, Yeo.

    Amherst

    Joanna Williams

    6/15/72

    10/6/82

    hswfry

    Noah Coleman, Yeo.

    Hatfield

    Thomas Bradley

    8/1/72

    7/28/86

    weaver

    James Bacon, Yeo.

    Barnstable

    Benjamin Fitch

    8/5/72

    8/15/87

    tailor

    James Holmes

    New Braintree

    Michael Stewart

    8/5/72

    7/10/79

    nvgtn7

    William Haynes

    Boston

    Napthali Newhall

    8/5/72

    6/25/78

    chrmkr

    Samuel Ridgway, Jr.

    Boston

    Benjamin Fitch

    8/5/72

    8/15/87

    tailor

    James Holmes

    New Braintree

    Margarett Freestat

    8/24/72

    5/8/81

    hswfry

    Moses Bagg3

    Springfield

    Elizabeth Barbour

    8/28/72

    2/3/81

    hswfry

    Jonathan Balch69

    Boston

    Hannah Ethridge

    10/13/72

    12/31/83

    hswfry

    George Pynchon, Gent.

    Springfield

    George Graves

    10/13/72

    10/15/86

    hsbndry

    George Pynchon, Gent.

    Springfield

    Joseph Stringer

    10/14/72

    4/15/80

    cooper

    Job Wheelwright

    Boston

    Nathaniel Rust

    10/14/72

    7/27/79

    tailor

    John Province

    Boston

    Hannah White

    10/16/72

    1/20/77

    hswfry

    Jacob Edes6

    Boston

    Thomas C. Reed

    10/17/72

    6/4/85

    cooper

    Barnabas Atwood, Gent.

    Wellfleet

    Henry Dorcy

    10/21/72

    9/1/75

    nvgtn7

    John Kendrick

    Edgartown

    Peter Walker

    10/24/72

    2/17/89

    hsbndry

    Samuel Buck, Yeo.

    Murrayfield

    Benjamin Bussard

    12/9/72

    12/6/87

    John Boyes, Yeo.

    Rutland

    Jane Leadbetter

    12/9/72

    10/19/77

    hswfry

    Benjamin Bass11

    Boston

    William Boardman

    3/16/73

    1/30/80

    crdwnr

    Henry Mellen, Gent.

    Hopkinton

    John Remick

    3/26/73

    9/30/88

    nvgtn7

    Nathaniel Cook

    Boston

    Thomas Codd

    4/7/73

    9/16/85

    hsbndry

    Samuel Benjamin, Yeo.

    Watertown

    Benjamin Harley

    5/14/73

    4/9/81

    blockmkr

    William Dickman

    Boston

    Eleanor Bennet

    5/31/73

    3/15/85

    hswfry

    Mary Gorham40

    Charlestown

    John Plant

    6/4/73

    3/29/79

    Timothy Ruggles, Jr.

    Hardwick

    William Warren

    6/4/73

    8/15/83

    Paul Mandell, Gent.

    Hardwick

    Cornelius Laha

    6/11/73

    7/6/85

    nvgtn7

    Thomas Gerry, Jr.2

    Marblehead

    Elizabeth McCulloch

    6/22/73

    7/25/83

    hswfry

    Israel Williams, Jr.

    Hatfield

    Margaret Richardson

    6/25/73

    6/15/79

    hswfry

    Benjamin Howland4

    Bowdoinham (Me.)

    Thomas Condon

    7/6/73

    3/15/83

    hsbndry

    Hon. Samuel Dexter, Esq.

    Dedham

    Elizabeth White

    7/7/73

    7/14/85

    hswfry

    Samuel Coney, Jr., Yeo.

    Easton

    Michael Shephard

    7/8/73

    10/15/79

    crdwnr38

    John Hayden4

    Hopkinton

    Hannah White

    7/20/73

    1/20/79

    hswfry

    James Fullerton16

    Booth Bay (Me.)

    Benjamin Hunt

    8/4/73

    5/26/79

    printer

    John Hicks

    Boston

    Sarah Pattin

    9/1/73

    5/25/82

    hswfry

    Thomas Robinson18

    Hardwick

    Thomas Burdeway

    9/1/73

    12/25/78

    ropemkr

    Edward C. Howe

    Boston

    John W. Laha

    9/3/73

    10/6/86

    cooper

    Joseph Stacey

    Marblehead

    Ann Dumaresque

    10/12/73

    9/1/84

    hswfry

    Elisha Parks, Gent.

    Westfield

    Katharine White

    10/22/73

    5/15/85

    hswfry

    Nathaniel Coffin27

    Falmouth (Me.)

    Benjamin Harley

    11/3/73

    4/9/81

    blockmkr

    John Brewer

    Boston

    John Lane

    11/18/73

    1/26/89

    hsbndry

    Jacob Taylor

    Dunstable

    Katharine Ross

    1/20/74

    5/2/85

    hswfry

    James Stone, Gent.

    Western

    William Cogsell

    2/4/74

    2/26/88

    hsbndry

    Nathaniel Loring, Jr.

    Pembroke

    William Hartshorn

    2/23/74

    6/29/89

    hsbndry

    Nathan Sargeant, Yeo.

    Leicester

    Jeremiah Powell

    3/5/74

    7/13/89

    hsbndry

    Jonathan Bowman, Esq.

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    William Smith

    3/10/74

    6/21/79

    nvgtn7

    Asa Hatch

    Malden

    James Kennedy

    4/6/74

    10/12/76

    baker

    James Lamman

    Boston

    John Grimes

    4/6/74

    1/1/89

    hsbndry

    Solomon Foster, Yeo.

    Littleton

    Margarett Horne

    4/20/74

    12/25/85

    hswfry

    Josiah Allis4

    Hatfield

    Joseph Barratt

    4/20/74

    4/26/89

    hsbndry

    Josiah Allis

    Hatfield

    James Bell

    4/27/74

    1/11/90/

    hsbndry

    James Wright

    Pelham

    John Aish

    5/4/74

    1/10/81

    tailor

    Nicholas Tabb

    Boston

    David Davis

    5/17/74

    7/15/89

    hsbndry

    Stephen Saxton

    Southwirk

    John Crosby

    6/8/74

    2/16/76

    crdwnr

    Benjamin Bass

    Boston

    Eleanor Whitty

    7/5/74

    9/20/77

    hswfry

    Benjamin Barrows, Yeo.

    Attleborough

    John Whitty

    7/6/74

    11/1/83

    ppr mkr

    Richard Jordan

    Milton

    Robert Burgain

    7/7/74

    9/11/78

    nvgtn7

    Benjamin Eddy

    Boston

    Samuel Greenough

    8/19/74

    9/10/86

    hsbndry

    Joseph Lewis, Yeo.

    Lancaster

    Ann Crosby

    9/20/74

    11/30/84

    hswfry

    William McLean70

    Boston

    William Akley

    10/6/74

    2/15/90

    nvgtn7

    Shubael Downes

    Boston

    Philip Condon

    10/27/74

    9/10/85

    hsbndry

    Samuel Cunnable, Jr.

    Barnardston

    James Taylor

    11/2/74

    9/3/88

    hsbndry

    Joseph Lee27

    Concord

    Oliver Blanchard

    11/3/74

    3/24/90

    hsbndry

    Samuel Williams, Gent.

    Springfield

    Hannah Whitman

    11/26/74

    12/15/82

    hswfry

    Joseph Ballard31

    Boston

    Susanna Munn

    1/11/75

    5/14/82

    hswfry

    William Young, Yeo.

    Worcester

    Sarah Drapper

    2/17/75

    2/12/84

    hswfry

    John Druitt45

    Boston

    John Cleverly

    3/1/75

    3/1/89

    hsbndry

    Aaron Graves

    Palmer

    Elizabeth Wheeler

    3/6/75

    6/15/82

    hswfry

    Ebenezer Simpson8

    Boston

    Elizabeth Barber

    12/9/76

    2/4/80

    hswfry

    James Thurber, Esq.

    Rehoboth

    John Trevaty

    1/1/77

    1/9/88

    hsbndry

    Ebenezer Weld, Yeo.

    Roxbury

    Thomas Flowers

    1/2/77

    3/6/87

    hsbndry

    John Crooks, Yeo.

    Westborough

    Robert Nicholson

    2/5/77

    2/1/90

    hsbndry

    Asa Douglass, Yeo.

    Hancock

    Lydia Baker

    2/13/77

    2/1/84

    hswfry

    Paul Mandell, Esq., Yeo.

    Hardwick

    Abraham Remick

    2/13/77

    2/24/92

    hsbndry

    Paul Mandell, Esq., Yeo.

    Hardwick

    Richard Goodwin

    2/19/77

    10/25/88

    hsbndry

    John Williams, Esq., Yeo.

    Rutland

    Benjamin Scott

    3/2/77

    9/22/87

    apthcry

    Dr. William Goodhue, Jr.

    Salem

    Sarah Downes

    3/6/77

    2/2/85

    hswfry

    John Buss, Yeo.

    Fitchburg

    Samuel Pitts

    3/18/77

    8/17/89

    hsbndry

    Major Edward Taylor, Yeo.

    Westfield

    John Edwards

    3/18/77

    7/11/90

    hsbndry

    Mr. William Fobes, Yeo.

    Norwich

    Joseph Glossip

    3/18/77

    12/14/90

    hsbndry

    Dr. David Sheppard, Yeo.

    Murrayfield

    Samuel [Harris]

    3/18/77

    11/1/89

    hsbndry

    Zebulon Rose, Yeo.

    Norwich

    George M. Hanners

    3/18/77

    8/5/88

    hsbndry

    Mr. Jonanthan Ware, Yeo.

    Norwich

    James Stuart

    3/18/77

    3/25/91

    hsbndry

    Mr. Timothy Lyman, Yeo.

    Murrayfield

    Mary Jones

    4/8/77

    4/7/85

    hswfry

    Mr. Thomas Fletcher, Yeo.

    New Braintree

    Francis Tewally

    4/17/77

    5/26/90

    hsbndry

    Asa Douglass, Yeo.

    Hancock

    Joseph Pope

    4/18/77

    9/7/92

    hsbndry

    Joseph Morse, Jr., Yeo.

    Sturbridge

    Susann Clear

    5/31/77

    11/22/8?

    hswfry

    Ichabod Alden, Esq.

    Duxborough

    Mary Harris

    5/12/77

    5/14/81

    hswfry

    Charles Cushing, Esq.

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    Margaret Harris

    5/31/77

    3/1/84

    hswfry

    Capt. Davis Hatch

    Pownalborough (Me.)

    Samuel Taylor

    6/12/77

    5/10/88

    prk mkr6

    Thaddeus Partridge

    Roxbury

    Matthew Lucas

    6/14/77

    8/1/86

    sddler

    Oliver Barber

    Weston

    Jacob Tuckerman

    6/14/77

    6/1/85

    hsbndry

    The Hon. James Warren, Esq.

    Plymouth

    Martha Williams

    6/30/77

    7/1/79

    hswfry

    Daniel Fisher

    Dedham

    Isabella Sloane

    7/24/77

    1/24/84

    hswfry

    Nathaniel Eaton

    Lancaster

    Sarah Emmons

    7/30/77

    11/28/84

    hswfry

    Mary Leverett

    Boston

    James K. Stewart

    8/9/77

    12/17/91

    blcksmth

    Seth Washburn

    Leicester

    John C. Baker

    9/23/77

    9/20/88

    hsbndry

    Mr. Benjamin Nose

    Milton

    Mary Tilsey

    9/24/77

    9/1/83

    hswfry

    Ezekiel Fosgate

    Bolton

    John Taylor

    10/3/77

    5/3/92

    hsbndry

    Farrant Putnam

    Fulton

    John Wilks

    11/7/77

    11/10/91

    hsbndry

    Capt. Thomas French

    Conway

    Samuel Delarue

    11/18/77

    7/13/92

    hsbndry

    Mr. Moses Warner

    Amherst

    William Dunn

    2/4/78

    5/27/92

    hsbndry

    Paul Mandell, Esq.

    Hardwick

    Sarah Granger

    2/4/78

    2/13/90

    hswfry

    Paul Mandell, Esq.

    Hardwick

    Mary Waginor

    3/21/78

    5/1/83

    hswfry

    Mr. Samuel Salisbury

    Boston

    Henry Conners

    4/15/78

    5/1/91

    hsbndry

    Daniel Waldo

    Lancaster

    Samuel Delarue

    5/6/78

    7/13/92

    hsbndry

    Lt. Russell Kellogg

    Williamsburg

    Mary Kelly

    6/4/78

    3/10/86

    hswfry

    Mr. James Hovey

    Plymouth

    Martha Pierce

    6/4/78

    1/1/83

    hswfry

    Mr. John Rogers

    Boston

    Sarah White

    6/25/78

    12/24/85

    hswfry

    Capt. Eliphalet Leonard, Jr.

    Easton

    John Jerrell

    6/25/78

    8/4/83

    hsbndry

    Mr. Joseph Worsley

    Shelburne

    Abigail Hatch

    7/1/78

    6/12/90

    hswfry

    Mr. Henry Prentiss

    Boston

    James Kelly

    7/16/78

    1/19/92

    hsbndry

    Mr. Samuel Fowler

    Westfield

    James Cook

    9/3/78

    6/1/93

    hsbndry

    James Sullivan, Esq.

    Groton

    Mary Wheeler

    10/8/78

    3/16/89

    hswfry

    Mr. Michael Burn

    Boston

    Margaret Bell

    11/5/78

    3/12/90

    hswfry

    Caleb Swan55

    Boston

    Anna Young

    11/12/78

    4/1/87

    hswfry

    Mr. John Lee, Jr., Yeo.

    Westfield

    Elizabeth Dennie

    3/2/79

    6/9/87

    hswfry

    Samuel Stillman

    Boston

    Mary Dickerson

    4/20/79

    11/30/89

    hswfry

    Capt. Nehemiah Somes

    Boston

    Sam Harris

    5/3/79

    11/1/89

    hsbndry

    Jesse Joy, Yeo.

    Norwich

    Francis Jenkins

    6/22/79

    1/15/92

    hsbndry

    Mr. Ethen Pomeroy

    Hadley

    James Taunt

    7/20/79

    2/4/92

    hsbndry

    Mr. Oliver Bacon

    Bedford

    William Dunn

    6/7/79

    1/7/93

    hsbndry

    Robert Treat Pain, Esq.

    Taunton

    Elizabeth Gray

    7/8/79

    4/2/83

    hswfry

    Joseph Blake

    Hingham

    Deborah Cornish

    8/5/79

    11/1/84

    hswfry

    Mr. Moses B. Bass

    Boston

    Thomas Goslin

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    Pownalborough (Me.)

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    4/11/89

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    Pownalborough (Me.)

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    Penobscot (Me.)

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    Boston

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    4/15/90

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    Waldoborough (Me.)

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    Watertown

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    Charlestown

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    Brunswick (Me.)

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    12/21/90

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    Leicester

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    1/4/91

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    9/10/91

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    9/10/91

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    Chelsea

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    Pownalborough (Me.)

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    10/25/91

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    Andover

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    11/29/91

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    12/15/91

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    Roxbury

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    1/31/92

    2/1/05

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    Windsor

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    2/23/92

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    3/17/92

    4/14/03

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    Boston

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    3/30/92

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    Boston

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    4/4/92

    4/4/06

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    Portland (Me.)

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    5/22/92

    4/15/04

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    Roxbury

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    6/7/92

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    6/13/92

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    6/16/92

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    8/2/92

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    8/18/92

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    10/15/92

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    11/28/92

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    Portland (Me.)

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    1/8/93

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    3/22/93

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    3/27/93

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    4/3/93

    1/27/00

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    Boston

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    4/25/93

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    5/2/93

    3/22/08

    tailor

    Benjamin Butman

    Worcester

    Thomas Holden

    5/5/93

    7/16/07

    cooper

    Mr. Eleazor Atwood, Jr.

    Wellfleet

    Sarah Cleverly

    5/14/93

    1/31/01

    hswfry

    Mr. Thomas Hopkins

    Portland (Me.)

    Julia A. Scriever

    5/14/93

    1/15/06

    hswfry

    Mr. Thomas Hopkins

    Portland (Me.)

    Charlotte Williams

    5/14/93

    12/26/06

    hswfry

    Mr. Thomas Hopkins

    Portland (Me.)

    George Tolly

    5/22/93

    7/4/01

    ppr mkr

    Capt. Hugh McLain

    Milton

    Ann Molten

    5/24/93

    1/15/03

    hswfry

    Mr. Samuel Buel

    Medford

    William Dun Melona

    6/4/93

    1/27/01

    apthcry76

    Dr. William Jackson

    Boston

    Ann Brimmer

    6/6/93

    2/1/96

    hswfry

    Capt. Francis Butler

    Boston

    Charlotte Silvester

    6/7/93

    6/11/05

    hswfry

    Mrs. Elizabeth Leighton40

    Boston

    Mary Peirce

    6/14/93

    7/19/04

    hswfry

    William Lithgow

    Georgetown (Me.)

    Charlotte Davis

    6/21/93

    3/18/03

    hswfry

    Samuel Fowler, Esq.

    Westfield

    Susanna Grear

    8/12/93

    11/27/03

    hswfry

    Mr. Elias Tuckerman

    Boston

    Ann Cooney

    8/19/93

    10/31/04

    hswfry

    Mr. Ebenezer Seaver

    Roxbury

    Eunice Eddy

    8/19/93

    6/15/03

    hswfry

    Allen Drinkwater

    N. Yarmouth (Me.)

    Isaac Davies

    9/11/93

    9/21/06

    farmer

    George Erskin

    Baker Town (Me.)

    Esther Henly

    9/21/93

    9/22/02

    hswfry12

    Rev. Benjamin Chap

    Granby

    Elizabeth Bennet

    10/4/93

    11/15/05

    hswfry

    Mr. Levi Shepherd

    Northampton

    Polly Dulgar

    11/26/93

    12/25/05

    hswfry

    John Sprague, Esq.

    Lancaster

    John Ayers

    1/18/94

    4/21/08

    farmer

    Mr. Andrew Phelps

    Northampton

    William Penney

    2/6/64

    2/26/07

    crdwnr

    Lt. Francis Phillips

    Malden

    Ann Hartly

    2/14/94

    3/5/07

    hswfry

    Mrs. Isabella Hadaws

    Boston

    William Lewis

    3/1/94

    7/26/06

    farmer

    Mr. Daniel Russell

    Hadley

    Peggy Mason

    4/2/94

    9/15/96

    hswfry

    John Codman, Esq.

    Boston

    George Washington

    4/4/94

    4/15/09

    farmer

    Levi Hathway

    Spencer

    Isaac Loring

    4/9/94

    11/24/96

    baker

    Mr. John Tuckerman

    Boston

    Elizabeth Meperson (?)

    4/10/94

    8/14/98

    hswfry

    Mr. Thomas Cummings

    Portland (Me.)

    William Longly

    4/10/94

    8/1/98

    baker

    Mr. Jonathan Hilton

    Boston

    Polly Meelenar

    4/30/94

    4/8/99

    hswfry

    Col. Elijah Kent

    Granby

    Henry Erving

    5/10/94

    8/14/05

    turner

    Mr. John Mears

    Bristol

    Elizabeth Garrow

    6/?/94

    7/15/02

    hswfry

    Mr. Solomon Phelps

    Westfield

    William Donner

    6/24/94

    1/7/09

    farmer

    William Martin, Esq.

    N. Yarmouth (Me.)

    Joseph Russell

    6/25/94

    7/24/09

    farmer

    Joseph Lyman

    Westfield

    John Morris

    7/4/94

    7/12/10

    farmer

    Rev. Jonathan Ellis

    Topsham

    James Henley

    7/21/94

    3/22/09

    gldsmth

    Mr. Freeman Hinckley

    Barnstable

    Jane [Le?] Gally

    9/1/94

    10/22/97

    hswfry12

    Jonathan L. Austin, Esq.

    Boston

    Elizabeth Larence

    9/3/94

    3/18/01

    hswfry

    William Henderson

    Cushing

    William Ryan

    9/11/94

    12/30/10

    crptr

    Lt. James Hath way

    Spencer

    Lavinia Richardson

    9/19/94

    8/1/06

    hswfry

    Mr. John Watson

    Plymouth

    Susanna Rowen

    9/27/94

    12/6/98

    hswfry

    Mr. Ambrose Harrison

    Boston

    Susanna Farmer

    9/30/94

    4/27/01

    hswfry

    John Austin

    Boston

    George Whaland

    12/3/94

    6/14/03

    farmer

    Mr. Gulliver Winchester

    Brookline

    Elizabeth Peirce

    12/18/94

    2/27/01

    hswfry

    John Winslow, Esq.

    Boston

    William Gorden

    1/1/95

    6/1/08

    crdwnr

    Mr. Asa Ballard

    Holliston

    Sarah [Le?] Gally

    1/7/95

    8/30/00

    hswfry

    Mr. John Dyer33

    Boston

    Christopher Bell, Jr.

    1/10/95

    10/10/03

    nvgtn7

    Dr. Eliakim Morse

    Boston

    Ann Hartly

    1/20/95

    3/5/07

    hswfry

    Mr. Dwight Dean

    Mansfield

    Mary Jones

    1/22/95

    5/8/03

    hswfry

    Robert Morgan

    Spencer

    Noble Spencer

    1/27/95

    8/21/10

    farmer

    Richard Hunewell, Jr., Esq.

    Penobscot (Me.)

    Sarah Harris

    5/6/95

    3/16/07

    hswfry

    Dr. John Bartlett, Jr.

    Roxbury

    Sarah Dunken

    6/5/95

    6/15/99

    hswfry

    Mr. Samuel Hinckley

    Brookfield

    Elizabeth Thompson

    6/8/95

    9/14/07

    hswfry

    Rev. Bezaleel Shaw

    Sherboum

    Susanna Rowen

    7/1/95

    12/6/98

    hswfry

    Joseph Newall

    Boston

    Abigail Adams

    7/30/95

    11/25/07

    hswfry

    Capt. Crowell Hatch

    Roxbury

    Mary Ballard

    8/6/95

    2/14/06

    hswfry

    Dr. Daniel Fogg

    Braintree

    James Gordon

    8/25/95

    12/23/10

    farmer

    Mr. Benjamin Allen

    Tisbury

    Charlotte Gordon

    9/1/95

    9/1/05

    hswfry12

    Mr. David Tyler60

    Boston

    Charles Tolly

    11/25/95

    11/8/03

    farmer

    Rev. Roland Green

    Mansfield

    Samuel Gordon

    3/17/96

    5/14/11

    farmer

    Elisha Snow, Jr.

    Truro

    Thomas McKenzie32

    4/30/96

    8/23/08

    baker

    Mr. Benjamin Wallcut

    Nantucket

    William Marstins

    5/30/96

    4/19/12

    farmer

    Rev. Jonathan Burr

    Sandwich

    Mary Marstins

    5/30/96

    4/19/09

    hswfry12

    Rev. Jonathan Burr

    Sandwich

    Sarah Lewis

    6/24/96

    7/8/08

    hswfry12

    Hon. Daniel Davis, Esq.

    Portland (Me.)

    Dublin Ba[d]ger32

    8/12/96

    3/19/12

    Mr. Nathaniel Ruggles, Gent.

    Roxbury

    Betsy Allen

    8/31/96

    5/31/07

    hswfry12

    Mrs. Mary Thacher

    Cambridge

    Rose Ba[d]ger32

    9/7/96

    1/29/06

    hswfry12

    William Farnham, Esq.

    Newburyport

    Nathaniel Adams

    10/1/96

    12/5/12

    farmer

    Dr. Ebenezer Emerson

    Topsham

    Charles Tolly

    11/19/96

    11/8/03

    crdwnr

    Asa Newcomb

    Norton

    George Farrier

    11/29/96

    9/6/11

    farmer

    Col. John Sale, Jr.

    Chelsea

    Jacob Cole

    4/10/97

    6/15/03

    tailor

    Mr. Humphrey Clark8

    Boston

    John Foalke

    4/15/97

    12/9/11

    baker

    Mr. Jonathan Call77

    Newburyport

    Henry P. Clark

    4/18/97

    5/27/13

    farmer

    Mr. Josiah Smallige

    Edem

    Michael Scollay

    4/21/97

    11/5/10

    farmer

    Capt. Charles Mustard

    Topsham

    Mary Webber

    5/5/97

    4/16/04

    hswfry12

    Mr. Humphrey Clark8

    Boston

    William Badger32

    6/1/97

    6/1/04

    mst mkr78

    Mr. Joseph Hoyt

    Newburyport

    Ephraim S. Genddell

    8/16/97

    6/14/11

    Mr. John G. Holland

    Boston

    James Mathews

    9/5/97

    12/27/02

    whlwrght

    Mr. Lemuel Pierce

    Roxbury

    John Holden

    10/26/97

    1/21/11

    farmer

    James Daten, Jr.

    Plymouth

    Joseph Anderson

    10/27/97

    3/15/13

    farmer

    Mr. James Brooks

    Pepperell

    Sarah Gordan

    12/16/97

    4/14/10

    hswfry12

    Mr. Joseph Blaney

    Boston

    Sophia Ridgeway74

    12/26/97

    12/26/04

    hswfry12

    Mr. Jonathan Wild

    Walpole

    Richard [Le?] Galley

    12/30/97

    11/25/01

    painter

    Mr. Daniel Wellington79

    Newburyport

    Permelia Badger32

    1/24/98

    7/12/11

    hswfry12

    Robert Hichborn, Esq.

    Prospect (Me.)

    John80

    3/25/98

    3/25/10

    Capt. Ebenezer Dorr, Esq.

    Boston

    Bill80

    3/25/98

    3/25/06

    Capt. Ebenezer Dorr, Esq.

    Boston

    Betsy Cowen

    5/28/98

    2/1/06

    hswfry12

    Mr. Andrew Cunningham, Gent.

    Boston

    William Pike

    5/28/98

    3/24/13

    farmer

    Mr. Caleb Perry

    Sandwich

    James Roberts

    6/6/98

    7/13/02

    blcksmth

    Mr. Samuel Trask

    Leicester

    Cornelius Hillman

    7/5/98

    4/14/08

    farmer

    Mr. Edward Durant, Gent.

    Fitchburg

    Catharine Ramsdell

    7/20/98

    7/20/10

    hswfry12

    Mr. Ebenezer Payne

    Camden

    Sukey Panot

    8/4/98

    4/17/02

    hswfry12

    Mr. Samuel Kellogg, Gent.

    Westfield

    Barzellai Eddy

    10/10/98

    2/10/01

    nvgtn7

    Capt. Joshua Knight

    Portland (Me.)

    Sarah [Le?] Galley

    11/7/98

    8/16/00

    hswfry12

    Benjamin Austin, Jr., Esq.

    Boston

    John McKenzie

    12/6/98

    3/5/14

    ropemkr38

    Mr. Ezra Weston, Jr.

    Duxborough

    Thomas F. Brown

    12/8/98

    3/16/13

    farmer

    Mr. Benjamin Phiney

    Lexington

    Betsy Bradlee

    1/23/99

    10/20/09

    hswfry12

    Luke Brown, Esq.

    Hardwick

    James Murry

    2/20/99

    6/25/14

    farmer

    Mr. Levi Hathway

    Spencer

    John Bernard

    3/2/99

    7/15/04

    cooper

    Mr. John Dix

    Littleton

    Sophia Smith

    3/26/99

    7/10/10

    hswfry12

    Mr. William Patton

    Roxbury

    Joseph Ramsdale

    4/1/99

    7/17/14

    farmer

    Mr. David Weld, Gent.

    Roxbury

    Mary Howard

    4/3/99

    1/10/05

    hswfry12

    Mr. Osgood Carleton

    Boston

    Mary Smith32

    4/13/99

    1/1/12

    hswfry12

    Mr. Nathaniel Ruggles, Gent.

    Roxbury

    Cornelius O. Quill

    5/1/99

    5/10/14

    farmer

    Mr. John Gardner

    Leominster

    William Roges

    5/9/99

    10/4/14

    farmer

    Mr. John Steams

    Waltham

    Thomas Furr

    5/29/99

    3/10/11

    farmer

    Ebenezer Storer, Gent.

    Portland (Me.)

    Nancy Gair

    6/3/99

    3/20/12

    hswfry12

    Mr. Ebenezer Storer, Gent.

    Portland (Me.)

    John Healy

    6/11/99

    5/1/14

    hswrght

    Thomas Clement, Gent.

    Boston

    Thomas Benall

    6/20/99

    3/31/15

    farmer

    Mr. Mark Hatch, Gent.

    Castine

    Samuel Gaines

    6/22/99

    12/11/07

    feltmkr

    Mr. John Swift, Gent.

    Milton

    Mary Ann Sharp

    6/29/99

    11/30/10

    hswfry12

    Mr. Warren Hall, Gent.

    Buckston

    Barbara Blackburn

    11/3/99[?]

    12/14/04

    hswfry12

    Capt. John Hill

    Boston

    Jeremiah Gray

    12/3/99[?]

    3/3/03

    crdwnr

    Mr. Joseph Fuller

    Lynn

    Ruth Newall32

    2/3/00

    3/5/07

    hswfry12

    Caesar Spear32

    Boston

    Ann Trayhorn

    4/7/00

    8/4/02

    hswfry

    Stephen March, Esq.

    Union

    Mary Belknap

    4/15/00

    4/15/13

    hswfry12

    Mr. Samuel Blugge2

    Dorchester

    Charlotte Foalke

    8/6/00

    2/16/12

    hswfry21

    John Boyle, Esq.

    Boston

    George Monk

    9/26/00

    3/1/15

    farmer

    Jonathan Warner, Esq.

    Hardwick

    Lewis Smith32

    1/1/01

    1/1/16

    farmer

    Mr. James Price

    Concord

    Theodore Smith

    1/7/01

    4/26/16

    farmer

    Henry Smith

    Dedham

    Jacob Blackburn

    3/27/01

    8/27/09

    farmer

    Stephen Penniman, Esq.

    Braintree

    Catharine Foalke

    5/11/01

    6/2/06

    hswfry

    Capt. William G. Weld

    Roxbury

    Andrew Gardner, Jr.

    7/18/01

    6/18/17

    tnnr,13 crrr81

    Mr. Ebenezer Crocker, Jr.

    Barnstable

    James Baker

    9/16/01

    5/21/17

    farmer

    Mr. Luke Lambard, Jr.

    Bath (Me.)

    Silas Ramsdale

    10/21/01

    3/28/12

    ropemkr

    Mr. Ezra Weston

    Duxborough

    Sally Anderson

    10/28/01

    10/14/13

    hswfry12

    William Wetmore, Esq.

    Penobscot (Me.)

    Eloner Holley

    11/4/01

    3/17/14

    hswfry12

    Miss Anna Sampson

    Kingston

    Sally Davis

    11/13/01

    11/19/13

    hswfry12

    Mr. George Russell

    Kingston

    Jane Marmior

    11/24/01

    11/24/14

    hswfry12

    John Sale, Jr., Esq.

    Chelsea

    John Marmior

    12/6/01

    3/25/16

    farmer

    Mr. Joshua Palmer

    Camden

    John Burdekin

    12/28/01

    3/11/16

    farmer

    Mr. Chester Bardwell

    Whateley

    Joseph Robinson

    12/31/01

    5/15/16

    farmer

    Jotham Loring, Esq.

    Duxborough

    Sarah Gordan

    1/25/02

    4/14/10

    hswfry12

    Dr. John Bartlet

    Roxbury

    Joseph Burdekin

    2/6/02

    3/11/13

    farmer

    William Shaw, Esq.

    Quincy

    Benjamin Wild

    3/27/02

    4/6/16

    farmer

    Mr. Barnabas Myrick

    Hebron

    Cornelius Hillman

    4/3/02

    4/14/08

    farmer

    Mr. Nathan Bucknam, Gent.

    Falmouth

    William Higgins

    4/15/02

    4/15/15

    farmer

    Samuel Cookson, Esq.

    Roxbury

    Elias Mongo

    4/16/02

    11/23/17

    farmer

    Phineas Newhall, Esq.

    Leicester

    Charles Chapman

    4/17/02

    12/20/16

    farmer

    Aaron Forbes, Esq.

    Brookfield

    James Henly

    5/10/02

    3/22/09

    blcksmth

    Capt. Isaac Lothrop

    Barnstable

    Barnaby Penny

    7/2/02

    6/4/12

    farmer

    Samuel Sewall, Esq.

    Marblehead

    John Springfield

    7/21/02

    1/29/17

    farmer

    Mr. Elijah Winslow, Gent.

    Penobscot (Me.)

    Samuel Malborn32

    8/13/02

    3/1/18

    farmer

    William Cunningham, Esq.

    Lunenburg

    Bridget Kelley

    11/4/02

    4/24/12

    hswfry12

    Samuel Adams14

    Boston

    Peter Marmior

    11/8/02

    4/8/18

    farmer

    Mr. Ezra Smith

    Topsham

    Margaret Holley

    12/15/02

    12/25/16

    hswfry12

    Mr. Daniel Seman

    Charlestown

    George Duglas

    3/1/03

    12/18/18

    hswrght82

    Mr. Asa Hill

    Reading

    Thomas Davidson

    3/10/03

    2/10/18

    farmer

    Mr. Minott Thayer

    Braintree

    Polly Spring

    3/10/03

    3/10/06

    hswfry12

    Mr. Charles Robbins

    Watertown

    William Higgins

    4/8/03

    4/15/15

    farmer

    Mr. James Carter, Esq.

    Sudbury

    Hannah Higgins

    4/12/03

    6/28/07

    hswfry12

    [Sheary?] Bourne, Esq.

    Boston

    John Hollis

    4/23/03

    8/15/18

    farmer

    William White, Esq.

    Rutland

    John Stretch

    10/3/03

    10/1/14

    farmer

    George S. Johannot, Esq.

    Beverly

    John Clarke

    10/11/03

    11/14/13

    farmer

    Mr. Patrick Kincaid

    Brunswick (Me.)

    Jacob Eaton

    10/29/03

    11/18/17

    hatter

    John Capen83

    Canton

    Sally Newell

    11/2/03

    8/26/12

    hswfry12

    Mr. Stephen Cook

    Watertown

    James Bear

    11/17/03

    3/30/17

    farmer

    John Gray, Esq.

    Dorchester

    Redman Morris

    12/6/03

    2/2/18

    pntr & glzr71

    Mr. Horatio G. Quincy

    Portland (Me.)

    Patrick Maley

    12/8/03

    4/5/21

    shpcrpntr

    Capt. Nehemiah Lovell

    Barnstable

    Benjamin Ambury

    1/2/04

    3/26/16

    farmer

    Mr. Moses Billings, Gent.

    Dorchester

    Catharine Hay

    1/4/04

    3/20/15

    hswfry12

    Capt. Edward Tyler

    Boston

    Eliza Ambrury

    1/12/04

    1/12/08

    hswfry12

    Mr. Hezekiah French, Gent.

    Lincolnville (Me.)

    Ruth Newell32

    1/17/04

    2/2/08

    hswfry12

    Mr. Josiah Snell3

    Bridgewater

    Lydia Southward

    2/1/04

    3/11/10

    hswfry12

    Benjamin C. Cutler, Esq.

    Roxbury

    John L. Dodge

    2/21/04

    9/17/20

    farmer

    Silas Penniman

    Reading

    Charlotte Curtis

    3/19/04

    9/21/14

    hswfry12

    William Barrett

    Maiden

    John Lawrence

    4/2/04

    1/15/21

    Phineas Nickerson

    Provincetown

    George W.84 Mann

    4/4/04

    5/18/20

    farmer

    Mr. David Parker, Jr.

    Reading

    John A.85 Mann

    4/6/04

    5/18/20

    farmer

    Mr. David Parker, Jr.

    Reading

    John Penrow

    4/13/04

    2/10/21

    farmer

    Daniel P. Upton, Esq.

    Eastport

    Mary Drew

    5/14/04

    1/18/18

    hswfry12

    Luther Richardson, Esq.

    Roxbury

    Henry Muffy

    6/5/04

    12/15/20

    farmer

    Mr. John Harris

    Bath

    John Hatch

    12/26/04

    7/1/14

    ppr mkr

    Mr. William Sumner, Gent.

    Dorchester

    John Hale

    1/16/05

    12/25/09

    farmer

    Mr. Elisha Tambling

    Bellingham

    Patrick Maley

    1/24/05

    4/5/21

    farmer

    Mr. Nehemiah Hayward, Gent.

    Andover

    Josiah Swan

    2/5/05

    2/5/22

    farmer

    Mr. Jeremiah Mosley

    Westfield

    Maynard Chew

    7/6/05

    6/26/16

    farmer

    William Tyng, Esq.

    Gorham

    Joseph Cook

    7/17/05

    9/14/20

    farmer

    John Freeman, Esq.

    Sandwich

    Thomas Burdekin

    7/30/05

    3/3/17

    crdwnr

    Ralph Arnold

    Braintree

    Margaret Chew

    9/4/05

    12/25/09

    hswfry12

    William Tyng, Esq.

    Gorham

    Joseph Kidder

    10/2/05

    10/2/16

    farmer

    Mr. John Holton

    Booth Bay (Me.)

    Sally Johnson32

    10/9/05

    10/9/19

    hswfry12

    Mrs. Esther Clark

    Boston

    Jabez Barrow

    12/13/05

    7/2/20

    farmer

    Mr. James Chase

    Freeport (Me.)

    NOTES

    1. 1. Miller
    2. 2. Merchant
    3. 3. Blacksmith
    4. 4. Husbandman or farmer
    5. 5. Victualler
    6. 6. Peruke maker, wig maker, or perriwig maker
    7. 7. Navigation, and mariner or seaman
    8. 8. Tailor
    9. 9. Distiller
    10. 10. Twine line spinner
    11. 11. Cordwainer, shoemaker
    12. 12. Reading, writing, and ciphering
    13. 13. Tanner
    14. 14. Cabinet maker
    15. 15. Skinner
    16. 16. Mariner
    17. 17. And founder
    18. 18. Trader
    19. 19. Joiner
    20. 20. Feltmaker
    21. 21. Barber, hair cutter
    22. 22. And drum maker
    23. 23. Indentures not signed
    24. 24. Housewright
    25. 25. Clothier
    26. 26. Stationer
    27. 27. Physician
    28. 28. Reading only
    29. 29. Stone cutter
    30. 30. Bricklayer
    31. 31. Shopkeeper
    32. 32. Negro
    33. 33. Saddler
    34. 34. Sailmaker
    35. 35. Mason
    36. 36. Japanner
    37. 37. Farrier
    38. 38. And farming
    39. 39. No formal education
    40. 40. Widow
    41. 41. Knit, sew, and spin
    42. 42. Silversmith
    43. 43. Fisherman
    44. 44. Ropemaker
    45. 45. Schoolmaster
    46. 46. Wheelwright
    47. 47. Shoreman
    48. 48. Glazier
    49. 49. Whaler
    50. 50. Indenture not completed; no recommendation received
    51. 51. Tallow chandler. Master agreed to teach his apprentice how to make spermacetti candles too, “but it is to be understood that the Mystery of refining the Sperma Cati I do not oblige myself to do.”
    52. 52. And chairmaker
    53. 53. Boat builder
    54. 54. Currier
    55. 55. Brazier
    56. 56. Miller
    57. 57. Or cash instead of trade
    58. 58. Cardmaker
    59. 59. Weaver
    60. 60. Goldsmith
    61. 61. Mantua or manteau maker
    62. 62. Shipwright
    63. 63. Ship joiner
    64. 64. Single woman
    65. 65. Unsigned and undated
    66. 66. Leather draper
    67. 67. Tobacconist and snuff maker
    68. 68. Grocer
    69. 69. Blockmaker
    70. 70. Tobacconist
    71. 71. Painter-glazier
    72. 72. Sail cloth making and twine spinning
    73. 73. Alias Patience Farris
    74. 74. Mulatto
    75. 75. Twine and Duck manufacturing
    76. 76. Apothecary
    77. 77. Baker
    78. 78. Mast and spar maker
    79. 79. Painter
    80. 80. Indian
    81. 81. Tanner
    82. 82. Teaching of trade canceled in favor of cash because master moved to countryside where trade could not be practiced.
    83. 83. Hatter
    84. 84. Washington
    85. 85. Adams