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32 NORWALK. [1650.<br />

AGREEMENT OF MR. LUDLOW WITH THE PLANTERS OF<br />

NORWALK.<br />

A copyie <strong>of</strong> tlie agreement and articles made between<br />

Roger Ludlow, <strong>of</strong> Fairfield, and Nathaniel Eli, and<br />

Rithard Olmested, with the rest, for the settlinge and<br />

plantinge <strong>of</strong> <strong>Norwalk</strong>e.<br />

Articles <strong>of</strong> agreement made between Roger Lud-<br />

LowE <strong>of</strong> Fairfield, esquire, <strong>of</strong> the one parte, and Nathaniel<br />

Eli <strong>of</strong> Hartford, in the River <strong>of</strong> <strong>Conn</strong>ecticut,<br />

Rithard Olmsted <strong>of</strong> the same, in the behalfe <strong>of</strong> themselves,<br />

and Rithard Webb, Nathaniel Rithards,<br />

Mathew Marvin, Rithard Seamer, Thomas Spencer,<br />

Thomas Hales, Nathaniel Ruskoe, Isacke<br />

Graves, Ralph Keeler, John Holloway, Edward<br />

Church, John Ruskoe, and some others about plantinge<br />

<strong>Norwalk</strong>e, over the 19th day <strong>of</strong> June, 1650.<br />

Inprimis, the sayed Nathaniel Eli and Rithard<br />

Olmested, doe covenant and promise and agree, that<br />

they will set upon the plantinge <strong>of</strong> the sayed <strong>Norwalk</strong>e,<br />

with all convenient speed ; will mowe, and stacke some<br />

hay upon the sayed <strong>Norwalk</strong>e this winter, to the end<br />

that they may, in the spring nest at the farthest, breake<br />

up some ground to plante the next season, foUowinge<br />

and that then they will begin to build and inhabite<br />

their-with some considerable companie, and to invite an<br />

orthodoxe and approved minister with all convenient<br />

speede that they maybe ;<br />

and that the plantation shall<br />

not be taken up under thirtie approved families, in a<br />

short time to be settled their, and so to continue ; and<br />

that, or the like considerable companie ;<br />

and that they<br />

will not receive in, any that they be obnoxious to the<br />

publique good <strong>of</strong> the Commonwealth <strong>of</strong> <strong>Conn</strong>ecticut.<br />

And upon that consideration the sayed Roger Ludlowe

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