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Lucius R. Paige, History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877, with a genealogical register, Chapter 8: civil History. (search)

partly in Watertowne and partly in this. May 8, 1671. Granted to William Barrit and Nathaniell Hancock, to dig a sluice, to drain the pond by their houses, in the town's land, provided they secure it from doing damage as soon as may be: and in case the Townsmen see reason for it, they are to stop it up again. This pond was on the easterly side of Dunster Street, about midway between Mount Auburn and Harvard Streets. May 29, 1671. A committee was appointed to make a covenant with Phillip Jones, or any other able person, to make a sufficient fence of stone of four foot high,—between Watertowne bounds and ours, as far as to Rocky Meadow; with gates to the highways from Concord to Watertown and from Cambridge to Watertown. Feb. 14, 1675-6. William Maning, and Nathaniell Hancocke, and John Jackson, and John Gove, are appointed by the Selectmen, to have inspection into families, that there be no bye drinking, or any misdemeanour, whereby sin is committed, and persons from their

Lucius R. Paige, History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877, with a genealogical register, Chapter 22: statistics. (search)

01 1Gersham Cutter person & estate is000401 0Leut. Edward Winship estate is000300 1Edward Winship person & estate is000603 1Jason Russell person & estate is000505 1Will: Russell person & estate is000409 1James Herberd person & estate is000504 1Samll: Buck person & estate is000411 2Will: Dickson persons & estate is001003 1John Dickson person & estate is000305 1Israeli Mead person & estate is000310 1Jonath: Dunster person & Doom000206 3Mathew Bridge persons & estate is001106 1Phillip Jones person & estate is000307 1Widdow Boeman person & estate is000600 1ffrancis Boeman person & estate is000503 1Goorg Addams person & estate is000301 1Tho: Smith person & estate is000307 1James Cuttler, junr person & estate is000302 3John Winter senr persons & estate is001107 1Tho: Cutler person & estate is000407 1Samll: Ston junr person & estate is000303 1John Cutler person & estate is000109 1Samll: Cutler person & estate is000201 1Tho: Johnson person000108 1John Ston Samll Ston

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