Salisbury Deaths: Worcester, William, Rev., "Pastor of ye Church of Salisbury", [1st minister in Salisbury, c.r.1], 28: 8 m: 1662 [in an advanced age, abt. the 20th y. of his ministry. cr1]. 42

Salisbury Deaths: Wheelwright, John, Rev., "Pastor of ye Church of Salisbury", [2nd minister in Salisbury, called from Wells, apoplectic fit c.r.1], Nov. 15, 1679 [in an advanced age, and 17th y. of his ministry c.r.1] 42

Salisbury Deaths: Allin, James, Rev., [3rd minister in Salisbury, called from Boston, c.r.1], Mar. 4, 1695-6 n. ct. bk., [Mar. 3, g.r.1]; in his 37th y. and 8th y. of his ministry c.r.1] 42

At the Salem Quarterly Court on April 24, 1684, James Allen (then of Boston), brought a complaint against Francis Nurse of Salem for six years rent on his farm. Francis Nurse, a yeoman, had sold his farm to James Allen for "400 li., to be paid, with yearly rental, before May 1, 1699." Francis Nurse had only made a few partial payments. 35

Salisbury Deaths: Cushing, Caleb, Rev., "Minister of ye first Church in Salisbury", [4th minister in Salisbury, called from Scituate, c.r.1], Jan. 25, 1752 in his 80th y. and 56th y. of his ministry c.r.1] 42

Salisbury Deaths: Noyes, Edmond, [Rev. 5th minister in Salisbury, called from Newbury, ordained Nov. 20, 1751 c.r.1], July 12, 1809 a. 80 y. 42

Salisbury Deaths: Pike, Robert, Maj. Dec. 12, 1706 n. ct. bk. 42

Major Robert Pike was an associate of the court and a judge on several occasions held at Hampton and Salisbury during the 1670's and 1680's. 36

Robert Pike is my 10th great grandfather.