(seq. 6)

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19. Feby 1749/50. Visited William Foster his child sick
of the [ ? ] distemper & pray'd &c.

20. Went to Billerica [Church?] with my wife - I preach'd
from Ps.10.4. Pres. Messrs. Cotton & Bowes - Toward
eveng my wife & I visited Joseph Ruggles newly
married. This mornig died the child of William
Foster.

21. Attended funeral of William Foster's child

22. Visited [Jeramiah?] Bowers & dined there. His son
Jeramiah - Joseph Moors & Oliver Peirce, his mother
Varnum (widow of Col. Varnum) ill there, & pray-
ed with her.

23. Visited Joseph Warren's wife very weak & low & pray'd
with her AM - Ditto in the Evening - and
wrote sermon -

24. Wrote sermon & received a visit PM from William Gardner

x25. Lords day. I preach'd all day from Matthew 28.19.20.
[Propounded?] the Covt. to Samuel Parham - and Notifi-
ed sacramt. & church.

26. Visited Joseph Warren his wife (as to appearance) near dying
& pray'd &c - Visited Capt. Parker.

27. Visited Colonel Stoddard, and discoursed with his mulatto
servant Hagar, who seems to feign herself ill.

28. Last night died Tabatha, wife of Joseph Warren
after a lingering, tedious, illness. Wrote Sermon

1. March 1749/50. [Sec??day] Revered Mr. Hall preached
from those words, The heaven of heavens Cannot contain ye.
Col. Tyng & Mr. Hall dined with me
and they & Col. Stoddard supped with me. Col.
Clark & Dr. Eliz. visited us. -After lect.
stopp'd the church - and the Deacons Ephraim Spaulding & John
Warren made report to the church of their doings in the
affair relating to the money which was in Capt. Par-
kers hands, as mention'd 18 Decemb'r past.
They reported that Captain Parker had paid them the
sum of ₤17.10.0 - for the sum of 13 ₤ lent to him

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19. Feby 1749/50. Visited William Foster his child sick
of the [ ? ] distemper & pray'd &c.

20. Went to Billerica [Church?] with my wife - I preach'd
from Ps.10.4. Pres. Messrs. Cotton & Bowes - Toward
eveng my wife & I visited Joseph Ruggles newly
married. This mornig died the child of William
Foster.

21. Attended funeral of William Foster's child

22. Visited [Jeramiah?] Bowers & dined there. His son
Jeramiah - Joseph Moors & Oliver Peirce, his mother
Varnum (widow of Col. Varnum) ill there, & pray-
ed with her.

23. Visited Joseph Warren's wife very weak & low & pray'd
with her AM - Ditto in the Evening - and
wrote sermon -

24. Wrote sermon & received a visit PM from William Gardner

x25. Lords day. I preach'd all day from Matthew 28.19.20.
[Propounded?] the Covt. to Samuel Parham - and Notifi-
ed sacramt. & church.

26. Visited Joseph Warren his wife (as to appearance) near dying
& pray'd &c - Visited Capt. Parker.

27. Visited Colonel Stoddard, and discoursed with his mulatto
servant Hagar, who seems to feign herself ill.

28. Last night died Tabatha, wife of Joseph Warren
after a lingering, tedious, illness. Wrote Sermon

1. March 1749/50. [Sec??day] Revered Mr. Hall preached
from those words, The heaven of heavens Cannot contain ye.
Col. Tyng & Mr. Hall dined with me
and they & Col. Stoddard supped with me. Col.
Clark & Dr. Eliz. visited us. -After lect.
stopp'd the church - and the Deacons Ephraim Spaulding & John
Warren made report to the church of their doings in the
affair relating to the money which was in Capt. Par-
kers hands, as mention'd 18 Decemb'r past.
They reported that Captain Parker had paid them the
sum of ₤17.10.0 - for the sum of 13 ₤ lent to him