...was forbidden to proceed any farther. On the 21st of the 12th mo., 1638.— It is ordered that that neck of land lying in the great cove containing about two acres of land or thereabout, one corner whereof butting upon Sergeant Hutchinson, and lying northeast and...

...It is evident that Samuel Wildbore was a person of some consequence in the plantation at Portmouth, for in 1638 he was present at a public meeting, upon...sawed boards at eight shillings per hundred feet, and half inch boards at seven shillings, to be delivered at the "pit," by the water-side. On March 16,...

...estates, unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, and to all those perfect and absolute laws of His given us in His holy word of...great cove, containing about two acres. In 1640 he and Ralphe Earle, who seems to have been in some way associated with him, were ordered to furnish the town...

...Wildbore was a person of some consequence in the plantation at Portsmouth, for in 1638 he was president at a public meeting, upon notice, and in the same...were ordered to furnish the town of Newport with new and sawed boards at eight shillings per hundred feet, and half-inch boards at seven shillings, to be...

...judged thereby." In 1638 Samuel Wildbore was chosen clerk of the train band. In the following year he was made constable and given an allotment of a...In 1640 he and Ralph Earle, who seems to have been associated in some way with him, were ordered to furnish the town of Newport with new sawed boards...