JOHN GRIPE. Perhaps a mistake for "John the Greek."

LEONARD VICARY, who was an advocate for Doughty. The name of Vicary,

though not common in New England, is to be met with, and has

probably been known in Massachusetts since 1680. In that year,

Seth, according to Farmer, was admitted a freeman of Hull; and he

adds, "this name has been in New Hampshire within a few years."

---- CRANE, perhaps _Ralph_ Crane, who afterwards served with Fenton,

in 1582.

THOMAS CHESTER, also a witness in the case of Doughty.

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