The Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, vol. 7 (Boston, 1892)

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The Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, vol. 7 (Boston, 1892)
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court
date
1700/1; printed 1892
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Resolves 1700-1, ch. 78, pp. 270-271; notes p. 657 (Mass. Archives 70:503, 506)
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https://archive.org/details/actsresolvespubl_m07mass
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The printed resolves of the General Court of the Province, with the editors' notes printing the petitions behind them from the Massachusetts Archives. Read in the archive.org full text (https://archive.org/details/actsresolvespubl_m07mass/page/270/mode/1up).

Cited for King Philip's War (research/king-philips-war/): John Ellinwood's petition of Feb 1700/1 (Mass. Archives 70:503), printed in the notes (p. 657): "in ye latter End of ye first Indian Warr viz about ye yeare of Our Lord God 1676 Imprest & sent to ye Eastward as a souldier in ye Countrey service against ye Indian Enemy & in ye Towne of Wells being then vnder ye Comand of Capt Frost & Leiut Sweat ... sorely wounded in my right hand my fore finger being shott away," the hand "shattered & Torn." The certificate is signed "Thomas [his mark] Parlor, Samll Collins"; the endorsement says constable Henry Herrick of Beverly paid him 40s. out of a country rate in 1680. The Court voted him £5 and £3 a year for life, approved 11 Mar 1700/1 (ch. 78, pp. 270-271).

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  2. title: "The Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, vol. 7 (Boston, 1892)"
  3. type: court
  4. date: "1700/1; printed 1892"
  5. reference: "Resolves 1700-1, ch. 78, pp. 270-271; notes p. 657 (Mass. Archives 70:503, 506)"
  6. url: "https://archive.org/details/actsresolvespubl_m07mass"
  7. seen: transcript
  8. access: public
  9. ---
  11. The printed resolves of the General Court of the Province, with the editors' notes printing the
  12. petitions behind them from the Massachusetts Archives. Read in the archive.org full text
  13. (https://archive.org/details/actsresolvespubl_m07mass/page/270/mode/1up).
  15. Cited for King Philip's War (`research/king-philips-war/`): John Ellinwood's petition of Feb 1700/1
  16. (Mass. Archives 70:503), printed in the notes (p. 657): "in ye latter End of ye first Indian Warr viz
  17. about ye yeare of Our Lord God 1676 Imprest & sent to ye Eastward as a souldier in ye Countrey service
  18. against ye Indian Enemy & in ye Towne of Wells being then vnder ye Comand of Capt Frost & Leiut Sweat ...
  19. sorely wounded in my right hand my fore finger being shott away," the hand "shattered & Torn." The
  20. certificate is signed "Thomas [his mark] Parlor, Samll Collins"; the endorsement says constable Henry
  21. Herrick of Beverly paid him 40s. out of a country rate in 1680. The Court voted him £5 and £3 a year for
  22. life, approved 11 Mar 1700/1 (ch. 78, pp. 270-271).
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