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1657.] TOWN RECORDS. 47
householder shall
of five shillings to the use of
the town.
At the same meetinge, it was fullie agreed, voted and
concluded, between the inhabitants of Norwake of the
one syde, and Waltar Haite of the other syde, that
the said Waltar Haite is to erect and sett up a good
and sujficient gate leading into the meadows of the
other side, &c. * * * =*
Feb. 5, 1657. Voted and agreed that Robt. Beacham
shall enjoy a^d possess that par cell of lande lyinge
betweene his home lott and the Coafe Bancke, as his
owne ;
being given and granted by the Towne at the
saied meetinge ; and the saied Robt. Beacham has
promised and ingaged to keepe and maintaine the gate
leadinge into the necke for the yere ensuinge.
March 5, 1657. At the saied meetinge, Isacke
More, Matth. Sention, Mark Sention, Ed. Nash, with
consent of the Towne, have undertaken to make and
provide
a good and sufficient wolfe-pitt upon the other
side in some convenient place, &c.
(1657.) Memorandum. That Jonathan Marsh does
inoraoje
o o to build a corne mill and sufficient
Memorandum. That Jonathan Marsh is to have
upland to be laied out adjoininge to the mill
At a Towne meetinge held the first day of March,
— 58, agreed with Goodman Marsh about grinding
our corne, and he hath agreed to attend the towne 3
dayes in the week, that is to say, the 2d, the 4th, and
the 6th day of the week, and these days he is to attend,
that we may have to fetch and carry corne to
the mill.