Papers of the Winthrop Family, Volume 4

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Claims against John Winthrop1

Winthrop, John, Jr.

1643-09

	li	s	d
To the Country	100	0	0
To mr. Hill 350 and 150 to him for mr. Mayhew	500	0	0
To mr. Angier of Camb:	180	0	0
To mr. Dummer	100	0	0
To mr. Browne of Tanton of this 10li is paid	65	0	0
To mr. Fenwick	50	0	0
To Ben: Gillam wherof paid	90	0	0
To Capt: Gibbon about	60	0	0
To mr. Russell for mr. Mayhew	50	0	0
To mr. Allen the Teacher of Charlton	70	0	0
To Capt. Sedgwick about	40	0	0
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To mr. Eldred about	47	0	0
To mr. Astwood of Roxbury and mr. Long of Charlton being the executors of Nathaniell Axtell about	60	0	0
To mr. Rich. Parker
To Capt: Keine
To Daniell Cole of Plimouth	20	0	0
To Rich. Truesdale
To Willm. Hudson senr.	18	0	0
To mr. Web
To mr. Stoddar
To the Governour of Plimouth or the Government	10	0	0
To Ed: Bendall
To Jo: Hill of Newhaven	8	0	0
To mr. Cooke of Dedhan	9	18	0
To mr. Hatherly this dorchester vndertook to satisfy	27	0	0

illegible Dexter demandeth 25li

Ca. September, 1643

Endorsed by John Winthrop, Jr.: The debts for which Tenhills is engaged.2

W. 1. 143. This document is in the handwriting of John Winthrop, Jr.

“John Winthrope Esq: granted vnto Wm. Ting, Thomas Allen Richard Dummer Capt. Gibbons, Capt. Sedgwick, Valentine Hill; Richard Russell, Benjamin Gillom and Edmund Anger, and Richard Parker, his mansion house in Boston together with his Farme called Ten hills (except the neck of land over against the oyster banke) for and in consideration of divers summes of money wherein he stands indebted to them and divers others. And this was by an absolute deed of sale dated the 26° of the 7° month 1643.”

Suffolk Deeds, I. 45.