ARCHIVAL COLLECTIONS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Archives, Boston
Correspondence of Samuel Sewall.
Court records of Massachusetts Bay Colony. Vols. 5–12.
Hampshire (England) Record Office
Berrow, Phoebe. A Tour of Old Romsey. Hampshire: Lower Test Valley Archaeological Society, 1979.
Berrow, Phoebe, Barbara Burbridge, and Pat Genge. The Story of Romsey. Newbury, Berkshire: Local Heritage Books, 1984.
Laxton, Paul. Two Hundred and Fifty Years of Map-making in the County of Hampshire: A Collection of Reproductions of Printed Maps Published Between the Years 1575 and 1826. Kent, England: Harry Margery, 1976.
Lonergan, Una, and Beryl Green. The Changing Face of North Baddesley. Pamphlet. Hampshire, 1996.
Merrick, Phoebe. The History of Romsey. Romsey, Hampshire: Lower Test Valley Archaeological Society Group Publications, 2000.
Merrick, Phoebe. Dr. John Latham manuscripts. Vols. 3, 4. From seven volumes of notes held by the British Library Add Mss 26774–267780.
Ritchie, K. J. Short History of North Baddesley Church and Village. Winchester: Warren and Son, 1949.
Suckling, F. H. Bye-Gone Romsey. Collection of reprinted articles from the Romsey Advertiser of 1915–16.
Suckling. F. H. “North Baddesley.” Hampshire Chronicle, August 1919. Reprinted in Winchester, 1919.
Walker, Rev. F., ed. A Short History of Romsey. Hampshire, 1896.
When the Nuns Ruled Romsey. Pamphlet. Hampshire: Lower Test Valley Archaeological Society, 1978.
Historical Society of Old Newburyport, Massachusetts
Know Your Town. Pamphlet from League of Women Voters of Greater Newburyport, M.A n.d.
Mary Adams Rolfe papers.
Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit, Maine
Grave marker inscriptions for Rev. George Burroughs from First Church of Wells Museum; Boston’s Old North Church; Harvard University; and First Church of Danvers.
Shelley, Hope M., and 350th Celebration History Committee. My Name Is Wells: I Am the Town. A History of the Town of Wells, Maine, on the Occasion of Its 350th Anniversary. Rockland, ME: Penobscot Press, 2003.
Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston
Samuel Sewall Papers, 1672–1729:
Diary, 1674–1729. 3 vols.
Account book, 1688–1692.
Almanacs, 1689–1729, annotated.
Bill of lading book, 1686–1698.
Common-place book, 1677–1698.
Diary, 1672–1677.
Diary and common-place book, 1675–1721, containing drafts of Phaenomena quaedam Apocalyptica and Talitha Cumi.
Diary, 1685–1703.
Diary, 1703–1712.
Diary, 1712–1729.
Diary, 1714–1729.
Diary, 1717–1726.
Journal of his visit to England, 1688–1690.
Letterbook, 1686–1737.
Memoranda from the Diary, 1685–1728.
Notes on sermons, 1672–1674
Probate Court Records, 1715–1728.
Phaenomena quaedam Apocalyptica. Boston: Bartholomew Green, 1697, 1727.
The Selling of Joseph: A Memorial. Boston: Bartholomew Green, 1700.
Sewall, Samuel Jr. “Arithmetick and Commonplace Book.” 1698.
Sewall, Rev. Samuel. “A Brief Memoir of Samuel Sewall, Harvard College 1671.” Compiled by the Rev. Samuel Sewall of Burlington, 1838.
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Vol. 7. Puritan Personal Writings: Diaries. New York: AMS Press, 1983.
Mather, Cotton. Diary of Cotton Mather, 1681–1724. 2 vols. Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 7th ser., vols. 7 and 8.>Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 1911–1912.
———. On Witchcraft: Being the Wonders of the Invisible World. 1692. Reprint. New York: Bell Publishing, 1974.
Old South Church. An Historical Catalogue of the Old South Church (Third Church) Boston, 1669–1882. Boston: David Clapp and Son, 1883.
Ravenscroft, Thomas. The Whole booke of psalmes with the hymnes euangelicall. London: Sternhold, Thomas, 1621. Available on microfilm from UMI (Early English books, 1475–1640; 1809:12) and online at http://www.cgmusic.com/workshop.
Salem Witchcraft Papers. Verbatim transcriptions of the court records in three volumes. Revised, corrected, and augmented by Benjamin C. Ray and Tara S. Wood. Cambridge, MA: DaCapo, 1977. The Salem Witchcraft Web site at the University of Virginia is http:// etext.lib.virginia.edu/salem/witchcraft.
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Sewall, Joseph. Diary. Excerpts on his father’s decline, death, and funeral appear in Hill, H. A., History of the Old South Church (Third Church), Boston, 1669–1884, vol. 1: 442-444.
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———. The Selling of Joseph. Boston: Bartholomew Green, 1700. Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans Readex Digital Collections, 951.
———. Talitha cumi, or “An Invitation to Women to Look After Their Inheritance in the Heavenly Mansions.” Reprinted in part in an essay by the Rev. George E. Ellis in Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings 12 (1871–73): 358–85.
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Walter, Thomas, MA. The grounds and rules of Musick Explained: Or, An Introduction to the Art of Singing by Note. Fitted to the Meanest Capacities. Boston, MA: Benjamin Mecom for Thomas Johnston, 1721. Reprinted by University Microfilms International, Ann Arbor, MI, 1979.
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