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78 HISTORY OF AMESBURY.<br />

"William Osgood, first lott, 200 acres; John Weed, second<br />

lott, 200 acres; John Hoyt, jr., third lott, 120 acres; John<br />

Colby, fourth lott, 160 acres; Hen Blasdell, fift lott 160 acres:<br />

Willi. Huntinton, six lott, 120 acres; Walter Taylor, seven lott,<br />

108 acres ; James Ge<strong>org</strong>e, eight lott, 040 acres ; Edward Cot-<br />

tle, ninth lott, 160 acres; Ms Gove, tenth lott, 108 acres; Rich-<br />

ard Currier, leaventh lott, 200 acres ; Widow Colby, twelth lott,<br />

108 acres ; Thomas Barnard, thirteen lott, 200 acres ; Willi.<br />

Sargent, fourteen lott, 200 acres; Sam 11 Foot, fifteen lott, 120<br />

acres; Edman Elleat, sixteen lott, 120 acres; Ge<strong>org</strong>e Martin,<br />

seventh lott, 160 acres; Jeret Hadden, eighteerrK)tt, 200 acres:<br />

Widow Peasly, nineteen lott, 108; Sam" Colby, twenty lott, 108<br />

acres ; Rob Quenby, twenty one lott, 108 acres ; Nath Gold,<br />

twenty two lott, 108 acres ; John Hoyt sen., twenty three lott, 200<br />

acres; Vail Rowell, twenty four lott, 160 acres; Willi. Barnes,<br />

twenty five lott, 200 acres ; Philip Challis, twenty six lott, 200<br />

acres."<br />

Phillip Challis deputy this year.<br />

May 1 7th. Valentine Rowell, one <strong>of</strong> the first eighteen, and<br />

a signer <strong>of</strong> the Articles <strong>of</strong> Agreement, died. He was, probably,<br />

son <strong>of</strong> Thomas, who received land at the first division <strong>of</strong> Salisbury<br />

in 1639. He seems to have been one <strong>of</strong> the first who<br />

crossed the Powow, as previous to 1652 he sold his house<br />

and land to John Bayly, sen., which fact Bayly mentions in his<br />

will made in 1651. Bayly gave this house and five acres <strong>of</strong><br />

land to his daughter Johanna, wife <strong>of</strong> William Huntington, and<br />

April 2d <strong>of</strong> this year they sold the same to John Maxfield for<br />

^5. By the description given in the deed it seems to have<br />

been at the Ferry near Bayly's hill.<br />

Rowell received land in all the divisions up to the time <strong>of</strong><br />

his death, and was chosen to lay out the Lion's mouth lots<br />

with "goodman Mearting & goodman Hoyt." He was made a<br />

townsman in Salisbury in 1650.<br />

His children were Hannah, born January, 1643 j Thomas,<br />

born September 7th, 1644; John, born ^45, died Feb-<br />

ruary 1 8th, 1655; Phillip, born March 8th, 1647; Mary, born<br />

January 31st, 1650; Sarah, born November 16th, 165 1 ; John,

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