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I56O. John and Robert Whyting, of Thorpe, near Walnfleet,
Dugdale.
I59o. John Whiting, member of the council and erection bal-
lift, of Boston.
I593 John W., an alderman, dismissed his office for ploughing
up three acres of land, contrary to his lease,--re-elected
in 1596.
16o3. William W., a member of the council.
161I. John W., member of the common council, appeared at
the council "in a faire gowne of brow/z-b:ue, with a
garde of velvet, and it was ordered that the council doe
all provide such gownes." The aldermen "to provide
eache a comeley gowne of scarlet."
I6I 4. John Whiting and Richard W. were aldermen, and Wil-
liam W. and John W. jnn., members of the council.
I62t. John and Robert W., mentioned.
I627. Mr. Whiting desired as lease of Hussey Tower, and the
buildings, orchard, gardens, &c., and sixteen acres of
pasture, to pay annual rent therefor, ._I5, two capons,
and two pounds of sugar, which was granted.
I635. Mr. Whiting desired to purchase the house called the
Falcon. _,%
I64O. James Whiting, mayor this year, a_ci John Whiting, aldermen,
were brothers.
I64O. Mr. Whiting asked to purchase the houses in St. John's
Row.
t64o. John Whiting had land of his own near Hussey Tower.
t645. John Whiting, jun. (mayor I644): resided in Hussey Tow-
er. Mr. James Whiting, his brother and an alderman,
now wished a lease of it, and twenty-one acres of land,
for 1o years, for the yearly rent of ,£14, three pounds
of sugar, and a fine of ,£5o.
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