Springfield 1636-1886, History of Town and City, by Mason A. Green ...

\ Ingersoll,
,
Mrs. (widow),
Jones, David and wife,
Kellogg, Widow K.'s daughter,
Knowlton, Benjamin and wife,
Lamb, Hulda,
Miriam,
Lombard, Mrs. Ebenezer and daughter,
Marshfield's negro servant Dinah,
Miller, Mrs. John,
" John, Jr.,
Mirrick, Mrs. Capt.
Morgan, Ebenezer,
Munn, Nathaniel and two daughters,
" Nathaniel, Jr.,
Parsons, Aaron,
" Widow Abigail,
I " Mrs. Daniel,
Pierce, Jonathan,
Mrs. Daniel, Jr.,
Pynchon, Mrs. Col. William and daugh-
ter,
Sanderson, William,
Sikes, Mrs. Benjamin,
" Increase,
" Mrs. Increase, Jr.,
" Samuel, Jr.,
" Widow Thankful,
Smith, Simon,
,
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Stebbins, Ebenezer,
" Jolm, Jr.,
" Joseph,
" Mrs. Joseph,
Thoma-s.
Stevinson, Mrs. Jonathan,
Taylor, Elizabeth,
Thomas, Sarah,
Vanhorn, Elizabeth,
Warner, Mary,
" Samuel, wife and daughter,
" Sarah,
Warriner, Mrs. Benjamin,
" David,
Mrs. Ebenezer,
" Elizabeth,
" Joseph and daughter,
" Martha,
Mary,
" William and wife,
Webb, Cornelius and wife.
White, Mrs. (widow) and daughter,
Williston, Joseph and wife,
Williston, Joseph, .Fr.,
Wortlungton, John and w ife,
Wright, Mrs. Henry.
" Mrs. Henry, Jr.
Waiving the names of the dead, and of those who had withdrawn
from the church, less than sixty were church-members. Thus, much
less than half the land-owners on the east side were in full communion,
and they, too, not including the most important names in the com-
munity. Men held office here who were not church-members in full
communion, and these long lists we will be justified in transcribing,
if it illustrates more fully the change that had come OA'er the spirit of
Springfield's dreams. The Pynchons and the Glovers were not rep-