...in his Mercies ; and considering how after a lower Ebb he had raised up our Neighbours at Plymouth, we began again, in December, to consult about a fit place to build a Town upon, (d) Dec. 6. The Gov. and most of the Assistants and others meet at Roxbury, and agree to build a Town...

...in his mercies, and considering how after a lower ebb he had raised up our neighbours at Plymouth, we began again, in December, to consult about a fit place to build a town upon. dd December 6. The governor and most of the assistants and others meet at Roxbury, and agree to build...

...in his mercies, and considering how after a lower ebb he had raised up our neighbours at Plymouth, we began again, in December, to consult about a fit place to build a town upon, dd December 6. The governor and most of the assistants and others meet at Roxbury, and agree to build...

...Winthrop, i. 7, 29, 372; Hubbard's Hist. p. 131 ; Mass. Hist. Coll. xxviii. 296, 297. CHAP. Plymouth, we began again in December to consult about a fit place to build a town upon, leaving all 1630. thoughts of a fort, because upon any invasion we were necessarily to lose our houses, when we...

...fit place to build a town upon, leaving all 163°- thoughts of a fort, because upon any invasion \\e were necessarily to lose our houses, when we should...retire thereinto. So after divers meetings at Boston. 5J8. Roxbury, and Waterton, on the 28th of December we grew to this resolution, to bind all the Assistants...

...should retire thereinto. So after divers meetings at Boston, 28. Roxbury, and Waterton, on the 28th of December we grew to this resolution, to bind all the Assistants (Mr. Endicott and Mr. Sharpe excepted, which last purposeth to return by the next ship into England,)...

...trusting in his mercies, and considering how, after a great ebb, He had raised our neighbors at Plymouth, we began again, in December, to consult about a fit...necessarily to lose our houses when we should retire thereunto; so after divers meetings at Boston, Rocksbury and Watertown, on the 28th of December, we...

...lower ebb he had raised up our neighbors at Plymouth, we began again in December to consult about a (it place to build a town upon, leaving all thoughts of a fort because upou any Invasion we were necessarily to lose our houses wheu wo should retire thereinto ; so after...

...about "a mile beneath" Watertown. Deputy-Governor Dudley's account of the selection is this : — " We began again in December to consult about a fit...divers meetings at Boston, Roxbury, and Watertown, on December 28th we grew to the resolution to bind all the assistants (Mr. Endicott and Mr. Sharp excepted,...

..."After divers meetings," says Deputy-Governor Dudley, " at Boston, Roxbury, and Watertown, on the 28th of December, we grew to this resolution, to bind all the assistants . . . to build houses at a place a mile east from Watertown, near Charles River, the next spring."...