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Note: From Savage, 4:235: "RICHARD, Rowley 1639, came in the Truelove, 1635aged 34, Oregon rather more, emb. at London, 17 Sept. hav.
in Apr. sent,perhaps his w. Eliz. in the Planter, s. William,
and Francis, in theRebecca; and d. Eliz. in the Susan and Ellen,
under care of variousfriends, freem. 13 Mar. 1639, had liberty
the yr. bef. to plant, withothers, at Hampton, ..."
latter town [Rowley], 13 May 1640. He served on the trial jury,
1651,1659, 1664, and on th grand jury in 1653, 1654, 1655, and
1662. He waspresented in court, 18 Oct. 1650, for breach of the
peace in striking"Ezekiel Northn" in the face with a Staff
Oregon goad, being fined threeshillings. From the smallness of
the fine the court must have thought hehad some
provocation....In 1668, Richard Swan sued John Morgan for
takingaway John Hudson, servant of said Swan. He won the case,
the boy to bereturned to him. Morgan was commander of the Bristow [Bristol?] ship.lying in Marblehead harbor and Hudson
was his cousin. Morgan took theboy from Swan and gave him to Oliver Purchase."
are from Mrs. Mary Cole [cdgg47a@@prodigy.com] of Kentfield,
California,who examined the parish records of Eastrington.
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