The history of King Philip's War

INTRODUCTORY MEMOIR.
and Queen Sts. in Briftol,* being 131 ft. by 59 ft., with other
lands enumerated; 17 October [Ibid, vii: 572], for £33, he
fold to James Peckham, of Little Compton, lands in that
town, and fame date [Ibid, iii: 326], bought of faid Peckham
for £13, two lots in faid town; 21 November [Ibid.
i: 338], he bought for £6, of Samuel Sanford of Portf-
mouth, land at Little Compton; 28 November [Ibid. 1:
75], he exchanged certain lots in Little Compton for cer-
tain other lots there owned by John Cufhen of Scituate;
6 December [Ibid, i: 75], he fold for £90, lands in Little
Compton to Peter Tailer of Newport; 26 December, [Ibid.
82], for £24, he fold land at Little Compton to Mathew
Ploward of that town.
24 January, i68-|- [Ibid. 81], for £16, he fold to James Cafe
and Anna his wife, of Little Compton, 40 acres of land in
that town; 6 February [Ibid, ix: 173], he fells, for 42^. a
ferry lot at Pocaffet to William Wodel; 6 September
[Entertaining PaJJages, &c. 56], he was commiffioned Ma-
jor, and Commander-in-Chief, of Plymouth forces for the
firft Eaftern Expedition; 7 September, 1689 [B. CD. iii:
368], he buys of William Fobes, for £10, a lot in Little
Compton; 18 September [E. P. 59], received his inftruc-
tions from the Commiffioners of the United Colonies, and
* Rev. Dr. Shepard fays, in a note corner of Thames and Constitution
to his Tivo Difcourfes, (p. 51) " tradi- ftreets, the ftone chimney of which
tion fays that the old Talbee houfe, in only remains (1S57), was built by Col.
this town, [Briftol] ftanding near to the Church."