Page  110,  twenty-second  line.  Robert  Babcock  had  bro-
thers George  and  Enoch  in  Milton.  George  had  a  son  George,
bom  26  (12)  1657,  and  died  in  1734.  Enoch  died  in  1711,
leaving  an  only  son,  William,  and  daughters  Susan,  Mary,
Elizabeth  and  Sarah.
Page  111,  eighth  line,  add — Roger  Billings,  died  Nov.  16,
1683,  aged  65.
Page  118.     Standfast  Poster  married  Abigail  Holman.
Page  120,  sixth  line  from  bottom,  the  Bentence  should  read


XU  ERRATA   AND    ADDENDA.
— ^the  wife  of  Joseph  Belcher,  of  Milton,  and  mother  of  Jo-
seph Belcher,  minister  of  Dedham.
Page  124.     For    "  Hammond "    read  Hannum ;    and  for
"  Foye,''  read  Fnj,

Page  133.     William  Robinson  was  killed  in  his  mill-wheel.
Page  164,  third  line,  add  for,  after  "  you  "  ;

"       "     nineteenth  line,  for  " before"  read  desdre.
Page  195,  twenty-second  line,  read  Bolton  instead  of  "  Bat-
ten."

Page  2Y3.  It  appears  as  if  the  writer  referred  to  had  cwi-
founded  Chief  Justice  Stoughton  with  Judge  Sewall.
Page  301,  eleventh  line,  for  "  Mather "  Withington,  read
Philip,

Page  346.     Revolutionary  soldiers  omitted  in  previous  list :

John  Pope  served  at  Squantum  and  Rhode  Island ;  he  was
raised  to  the  rank  of  Lieutenant.
John  Lcmist  was  at  West  Point.
Thomas  Pierce  was  at  West  Point.
Edward  Foster  was  at  Long  Island.
Rufus  Davis  was  in  the  marine  service,  under  Com.  Tucker.
Jonathan  Wiswall  was  at  New  York.
Thomas  Lyon  was  at  Squantum,  Roxbury  and  Ticonderoga.
All  of  the  above  are  well  remembered  in  town,  and  were
among  the  last  of  the  Revolutionary  pensioners  who  died.
Pago  377,  seventh  line,  the  number  "eighteen"  should  be
twenly.
