...1642. ' The men deputed for the managing of those things that concerned the ordering of the new towne, declared and ordered according to the former intentions of the towne that the persons only abovementioned [ninety-one in all,] (see appendix, letter D,) are acknowledged to be freeholders by...

...Mr. [John] Miller. Ninety-one in all. ' It is declared and ordered hereby, December seventh, 16 42, according to the former intentions of the towne that the persons only abovementioned are acknowledged to be freeholders by the townc and to have proportionable right in...

...to New England. JOHN SWETT, admitted to the freedom of the Massachusetts colony, 18th of May, 1642,3 was one of the grantees of Newbury, as early as December...in all waste lands, commons, and rivers undisposed of."4 Among these, ninety-one in number, were JOHN SWETT, Mr. John Woodbridge, Henry Lunt, whose grand-daughter...

...Richard Kent junior and others — 91 in all : It is declared and ordt-red hereby, December Seventh 1642. according to the former intentions of the towne that the persons only aboTenientioned are acknowledged to be freeholders by the towne and to have proportionable right in...

...grants. Evidently the non-commoners did not got any fruit of the controversy. 81 Dec. 7, 1642: "... the persons only above mentioned are acknowledged to be freeholders by the town and to have a proportionable right in all waste lands, commons, and rivers undisposed of and such...