| John Winthrop - 1826 - 452 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the commissioners of the United Colonies to belong to Plimouth,) riding thither, they sheltered themselves and their...wigwam, which by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it, and laboured to their utmost &c.) burnt three of their horses to death, and... | |
| John Winthrop - Massachusetts - 1826 - 440 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the commissioners of the United Colonies to belong to Plimouth,) riding thither, they sheltered themselves and their...wigwam, which by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it, and laboured to their utmost &c.) burnt three of their horses to death, and... | |
| John Winthrop - Massachusetts - 1826 - 446 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the commissioners of the United Colonies to belong to Plimouth,) riding thither, they sheltered themselves and their...wigwam, which by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it, and laboured to their utmost &c.) burnt three of their horses to death, and... | |
| Abner Morse - 1850 - 504 pages
...Joseph P., 1. (25) 1645, and three others, while riding to Seaconk, where they were about to settle, sheltered themselves and their horses in an Indian...wigwam, which, by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it and laboured to their utmost &c.) burnt three of their horses to death, and... | |
| Abner Morse - 1850 - 482 pages
...by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it and laboured to their utmost &c.) burnt three of their horses to death, and all their goods, to the value of £50." He is named in Winthrop's journal. He was appointed by the Court of Plymouth, July 3, 1656,... | |
| John Winthrop - New England - 1853 - 520 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the commissioners of the United Colonies to belong to Plimouth,) riding thither, they sheltered themselves and their...wigwam, which by some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it, and labored to their utmost, etc.) burnt three of their horses to death,... | |
| John Winthrop - Massachusetts - 1853 - 520 pages
...some occasion took fire, and (although they were all four in it, and labored to their utmost, etc.) burnt three of their horses to death, and all their goods to the value of 50 pounds. ' Also some children were killed, and others sore scorched with wearing cloaths of cotton,... | |
| Ira Ballou Peck - England - 1868 - 514 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the Commissioners of the United colonies to belong to Plymouth,) riding thither they sheltered themselves and their...and all their goods, to the value of fifty pounds." * See confirmation deed from the colony to the town of Rehoboth, in 1(585, (Plymouth Colony Records,... | |
| Ira Ballou Peck - History - 1868 - 532 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the Commissioners of the United colonies to belong to Plymouth,) riding thither they sheltered themselves and their...and all their goods, to the value of fifty pounds." * See confirmation deed from the colony to the town of Rehoboth, in 1(185, (Plymouth Colony Records,... | |
| John Daggett - Attleboro (Bristol County, Massachusetts) - 1894 - 824 pages
...to Seaconk, (which was concluded by the Commissioners of the United Colonies to belong to Plymouth,) riding thither, they sheltered themselves and their...Indian wigwam, which by some occasion took fire, and (althongh they were all four In It. and labored to their utmost, Ac.) burnt three of their horses to... | |
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