| Foreman, | Thomas Fisk, |
| William Fisk, | |
| John Bacheler, | |
| Thomas Fisk, Junior | |
| John Dane, | |
| Joseph Evelith, | |
| Thomas Perly, Senior | |
| John Pebody, | |
| Thomas Perkins, | |
| Samuel Sayer, | |
| Andrew Elliott, | |
| Henry Herrick, Senior,[136] |
FOOTNOTES:
[133] William III, Mary being dead. She died on the 28th Dec, 1694. Was Dau. of James II, by A. Hyde.
[134] The "perplexing war" of this Period is sketched with a Master's Hand by Macaulay in his History of England.
[135] The Honorable Samuel Sewall. He worshipped at the Old South Church. His Name will be found inscribed upon the Plan of the House in Mr. Wisner's History, Page 102, denoting the Pew which he occupied. Its internal Arrangement is much the same now.
[136] Both Mather and Calef have avoided giving Lists of the Trial Jurors, doubtless to avoid increasing the number of their Pages. The Records (that remain) are very imperfect in this, as well as in many other Respects, already noticed. On this Period much remains to be done.
Postscript.
POSTSCRIPT.
Since making the foregoing Collections of Letters, to the Reverend Mr. Cotton Mather, and others, &c. (which as yet remain unanswered) a Book is come to hand Intituled,