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December 17, 2007
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Monday, December 17, 2007
1649 Record Whereby Thomas Pell Appointed Agent to Recover Bond Due from
Pewterer Ambrose Adlam of the City of Bristoll
As indicated last Friday, I have been reviewing mid-17th
century commercial records published in the late 19th and early 20th
centuries by the City of Boston searching for references to Thomas Pell.
See:
Friday, December 14, 2007: Additional 17th Century Shipping and Commercial
Records Mentioning Thomas Pell
Tuesday, January 9, 2007:
1648 Notarial Record by Boston Merchant Providing Power of Attorney to
Collect Debt From Thomas Pell of New Haven
Wednesday, January 10, 2007:
17th Century Commercial Records Involving Thomas Pell and Edmund Leach
Thursday, January 11, 2007:
More 17th Century Commercial Records Involving Thomas Pell and Edmund
Leach
Today's Historic Pelham Blog posting transcribes another such record
prepared in 1649 after Thomas Pell married Lucy Brewster, the widow of
Francis Brewster. The record reflects the appointment of an agent to
recover a bond due to Francis Brewster executed ten years earlier before
his loss at sea. The record reads:
"ASPINWALL NOTARIAL RECORDS. . . .
6 (8) 1649. Tho Pell of Newhave Chirurg: who married Lucie late wife of
ffrancis Brewster of Newhaven did constitute Nathaniel Brewster of
Walderswick in the Count of Suffolke in the Domin. of Eng. his true &
lawful Attr granting him power to aske &c: of John Cadle of the City of
Bristoll pewterer his Exer or Administ a certaine bond of 128 li dat. 3
(8) 1639. due to Ambrose Adlam & by him assigned to the sd ffrancis
Brewster (this Appearers pr decessor) as by a p curation under the hand of
the sd Ambrose Adlam dat: 3 Mar. 1640. may appeare & of the receipt to
give acquittance also to compound &c: & to appeare in any Court &c: to doe
say &c: wth power to substitute &c."
Source: A Volume of Records Relating to the Early History of Boston
Containing the Aspinwall Notarial Records from 1644 to 1651, Vol. 32, p.
248 (Boston, MA: Municipal Printing Office 1903).
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