[1] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. II, p. 28
[2] Waters, _Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony_.
[3] In the Delaware settlement houses of logs split through the middle
or hewed square were built “according to the Swedish mode.”
[4] _Mourt’s Relation_, Boston, 1841.
[5] Higginson, _New-Englands Plantation_, London, 1630.
[6] _Force’s Tracts_, Washington, 1838.
[7] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. VI, p. 363.
[8] _Essex County Deeds_, Book V, leaf 107.
[9] Johnson, _Wonder Working Providence_, London, 1654.
[10] Higginson, _New-Englands Plantation_, London, 1630.
[11] _Force’s Tracts_, Washington, 1838.
[12] _Massachusetts Archives_, Vol. 15B, leaves 59-67.
[13] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. IV, pp. 56-57.
[14] Beer in the making.
[15] _Probate Records of Essex County, Mass._ Vol. I, p. 47.
[16] _Probate Records of Essex County, Mass._, Vol. II, p. 348.
[17] Dankers, _Journal of a Voyage to New York_, Brooklyn, 1867.
[18] _Records of the Mass. Bay Colony_, Vol. I, p. 126.
[19] Ward, _The Simple Cobler of Aggawam_, London, 1647.
[20] _Sewall’s Diary_, Vol. II, p. 231.
[21] _Essex County Quarterly Court Records_, Vol. I, p. 275.
[22] The master of the ship _George Bonaventure_ in which Mr. Skelton
came over.