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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 23., Editorial Comment. (search)
g a mill on this suitable place in Medford could supply the needs of Medford people and his mill be a Convenience of places Adjacent. We regret that at the time of the unearthing of the remains of that old mill Mr. Hooper was absent from town, and so never saw them. Had he, with his mechanical knowledge he could have explained many things that are beyond our ken, and we know no other to whom we can appeal. At an interview, he furnished us the following from the Middlesex Court File of June, 1679, in case of Prout vs. Dunster, et al.: I Thomas Gleison aged abt. 66: years do testifie yt when I was tenant to Mr Henr Dunster wch is now neere 20: years past & then occupied his farme house adjoyneing to Cambridge Comon on ye west side winottime the said Dunster told mee yt he had sold a highway for the use of Misticke Mill, and then he told mee that ye said highway was to pass through his land from the Mill to Cambr. Comon, and asked mee whether it were better it should by thor