The New Haven Conn Potters 1639
The New Haven Conn Potters 1639
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"In 1643 brother Potter was fined one shilling for coming late last trayning day, " and again was fined for defective arms. He took the oath of allegiance with others in 1644. In 1645 Brother Potter (William) made an offer, " to carry every man's grist from their howes to the mill & bring it back againe to their howes for 2d pr. Bushell. " _ < _ His name appears in the seating of the meeting house in 1 646, and in 1647 he was one of the Fence viewers for the farms this side of East River. On Oct. 5, 1647, it is recorded, that Mr. Evance had sold to Wm. Pot- ter 27 and a half acres of meadow as it cometh to him in the towne books, and lyeth in the east meadows between Mr. Crayne and Bro. Punderson and 32 acres of upland. He was one of the appraisers on the estate of Richard Mansfield in 1656. His home lott was on the west side of the Quinipiac River, near the present Cedar Hill railroad station. His mil was made May 19, 1662, and is as follows : " William Potter disposes of his estate of outward things as followeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In 1643 brother Potter was fined one shilling for coming late last trayning day, " and again was fined for defective arms. He took the oath of allegiance with others in 1644. In 1645 Brother Potter (William) made an offer, " to carry every man's grist from their howes to the mill & bring it back againe to their howes for 2d pr. Bushell. " _ < _ His name appears in the seating of the meeting house in 1 646, and in 1647 he was one of the Fence viewers for the farms this side of East River. On Oct. 5, 1647, it is recorded, that Mr. Evance had sold to Wm. Pot- ter 27 and a half acres of meadow as it cometh to him in the towne books, and lyeth in the east meadows between Mr. Crayne and Bro. Punderson and 32 acres of upland. He was one of the appraisers on the estate of Richard Mansfield in 1656. His home lott was on the west side of the Quinipiac River, near the present Cedar Hill railroad station. His mil was made May 19, 1662, and is as follows : " William Potter disposes of his estate of outward things as followeth.
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