“Hudson’s Bill” |
Boston 28th March 1672 Mr Danforth [illegible] Respectfully presented to your court &c having had discourse with Marshall Mitchelson Concerning Michajel Bacon of Cambridge, Concerning dighi?gents at my ffarme at "../../Index/placesWX.htm#WR"Wading River by himself & the woman that Lay in there, which came to five pound he gives me to understand that If I make my addinge to yor worsp it would be satisfyed, which makes me humbly bold to request yor favour herein, that soleing ?????, it may be returned to Mr Wm Hambleton shop keeper to whom it stands engaged yr worpps helpfullnes herein will further oblige him who is yours in all due respect & service Willm Hudson |
1672 March 28. (Doc.) 1672 April 2 (Pulsifer?/ Mary Ball) Michael Bacon Jr. & a woman: William Hudson's bill of charges for taking care of a woman at childbirth. The reputed father was Michael Bacon Jr. The payment was to be turned over to William Hambleton for a debt. Vol. III P. 25? |
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