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392 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OE BARNSTABLE EAMILIES. was a dense swamp, (called Lewis' Swamp) j which remained more than a century in its natural state. This swamp, in 1653, had been surrendered as town's commons. On the east, including a strip on the north, by the edge of the gully, there were about two acres of good land, which was the only part cultivated by Goodspeed. On the south of Lewis' swamp there was a strip of land laid out corresponding in location with the southern part of Bow lane, called in the records "Goodspeed's Out-Let," and subsequently "the Widow Hallett's Set-Off." Tliis name seems to indicate that at the time Goodspeed resided on this lot, he had no "Out-Let" on the north. "Goodspeed's Out-Let" extended further east than at the present time, certainly to Josiah Hallett's house, and probably to Taylor's Lane. Meeting House Hill was called by the first settlers Goodspeed's Hill; from 1G60 to 1725 Cobb's Hill, and since by its present name. A stream of water from Lewis' swamp ran across the County or King's road, and down the "New Mill Way" between the hill, and the lot now owned by Ebenezer Bacon, Esq., and emptied into a swamp in front of the dwelling-house of David Bursley, Esq., and which was in 1683, purchased by the town for a common watering place. At the foot of the hill, in front of Odd Fellows' Hall, there was a foot bridge across the stream, constructed of a single log 20 feet long, and two feet in diameter, hewn flat on the upper side. In 1650, the traveller with a team coming from the west could not turn down either of the roads now leading to the dwellinghouse of David Bursley, Esq., because there was a pond and a swamp that extended across both ways to the margin of the hill. He could not drive up the precipitous sides of Goodspeed's Hill, nor through the jagged gully where the road now passes, nor through the north end of Bow Lane, because there was no roadway there. He had to pass up the Hyannis road to the present residence of Mr. James S. Lothrop, thence through Goodspeed's Out-Let to the lot of John Scudder, and up the hill to the spot where the Patriot Office now stands, thence continue easterly across Scudder's and Lewis' lots to Taylor's Lane. * The inhabitants residing west of the Hill were subject to the t At a Town meeting lield in Barnstable Oct. 26, 1769, '"^Voted, Tliat Messrs. Jolin Lewis and Geo. Lewis (sons of Lieut. James) be allowed to fence a piece of swamp tliat belonfêd to the town, s'aid swamp being adjoined to their swamp by their malt house, and they and their assigns to improve it forever, provided tliut they do not encroach upon tlie King's road, nor the lane leading into the woods, and make a sufficient drain to carry oif the water."—[Town Records Book 3, page 34. The bushes in this swamp were very thick. Mr. George Lewis lost a fat hog therein, which he had stuck and left for dead. It ran into the swamp and there died, and thougii careful search was made, it could nob be found. When first ploughed, a larê deposit of arrow heads were turned up. They were all made of white quartz, and were afterwards sent by Mr. Mullen as a present to some ol his friends, connected witli Cambridge College. *This paper, it will be recollected, was written in 1862, and applied to the lodalities as then occupied.
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE FAMILIES. 893 same inconvenience. In going to the mill or to their planting grounds in the Common Field, they went by the circuitous route I have described. Lieut. James Lewis' house, which is now standing, was built about two centuries ago. About the time that that house was built, the road on the north of Lewis' Swamp was cleared, and thus the distance was shortened. I have heretofore supposed that there were three original allotments between Goodspeed's lot and Taylor's Lane, though I was unable to give the names of the owners of only two. On a more careful examination of deeds and the records, 1 think it is evident there were only two original allotments, yet three house lots, John Scudder's being divided into two by the road called Goodspeed's Out-Let. The following diagram exhibits the relative position of the lots. The situations of buildings to which reference is made, are indicated by figures 9
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