John G. Metcalf, Annals of the Town of Mendon, from 1659 to 1880 (1880)

Prints the Mendon town records in order, with extracts from the Massachusetts Archives. Used for Job Tyler:

• “Sept. 11, 1665. Owannamaug, Indian Chiefe, neere Marlborough complained of Job Tyler, of Roxbury, for cutting and carrying off hay from his meadows. Fined two shillings and six pence & cost ten shillings.” (p. 43, from the Massachusetts Archives)
• 16 July 1669, the selectmen’s summons: “his answer was he could not nor would come, but if the Selectmen had more to say to him than he to them they might come to him.” (pp. 43-44)
• “Whereas their has been complaint against Job Tiler, hertofore recorded, he has given satisfaction for that ofence.” (p. 60)
• His signature on the agreement of 1 Dec 1669 settling Rev. Joseph Emerson.

The line “Job Tyler is as cantankerous as ever,” quoted in Mollie Pfeiffer’s typescript as a Mendon minute, is not in these records.