Jan. 1, 1722 Mr. Bullfinch's warehouse burnt att ye long wharf.

Jan. 10 Extreme cold for 6 days. Mr. Capt. Tuttle, Mrs. Wawxworth, &Mada Fisher, dyed this month.

Feb. 2 Mrs. Cutts was delivered of a son about 11 o'clock att night.

Feb. 17 Shugger Smith's wife dyde; buryed 21.

Feb. 26 My wife and I went to Mr. Seavers.

Mar. 1 Jere was bound prentice to Mr. Cunningham (Jere is his son)

Mar. 2 Singing meeting att ye new brick.  Mr. Walter Jr preached.

Mar. 4 Quarter night.  Mr. Cooper preacht att Deacon Williams from Ecclesiastes 3, 12.  Gathered 26 pd 15 s.

Mar. 16 2 load of wallnutt wood. ye long 11 s. ye billitt 12 s.

Mar. 26 Mr. Cutts came home from sea.

Mar. 29 Mr. Thacher preached his first sermon by order of authority being Mr. Weeks' turn properly: & same night Judg Sewall was married to Gibbs.

Apr. 7 Mrs. Bassett's daughter Woodly dyed at Neviss, about 6 hours before David Bassett arrived there from Curiso. (Nevis Is. is in the W. Indies; Curacao is in the Caribbean)

Apr. 15 Mr. Waldin came home, on ye sabbath day in ye affternoon.

Apr. 19 A generall fast, and Molly Wheler married ye same night to Mr.Porter.

Apr. 22 Mr. Dramon, ye panell maker dyed between meetiings, of ye small pox.

Apr. 24 Quarter night att Elliott's 3 pd 7 s. gathered.   Mrs. Nanny Bassett was marryed to Mr. Hide of Noorwich.

May Mr. Simon Daniell dyed ye beginning of this month.

May 3 Mrs. Sarah Franklin marryed to M. Davenport (sister of Benjamin Franklin.  She married Joseph Davenport a baker they lived at the north end of Boston)

May 4 Mr. Cunningham to Mrs. Hewett.

May 8 Borrowed Mrs. Procter's Saints Rest.

May 14 Training affternooon.

May 17 I carryd ye copy to Mr. Franklin printer to be printed att 6. (This is Benjamin Franklin's brother)

May 18 and same paid old Mr. Franklin 40 s. for Jery's instruction in Carpentry (again his son)

May 21 Training dayk affternoon.

May 23 Ordination of Mr. Walldron att ye north brick.   1st Mr. Sewall prayed.  Dr. C. Mather preached from 1 john 4 & 7 and Mr. Walldron prayed.  Dr. I. Mather gave ye charge and Mr. Wadsworth gave ye right hand of fellowship.

May 30 Mr. Hancok preached ye Election Sermon, from Luke 22, 25.

May 31 singing lecture att ye new Brick.  Mr. Barnard preached from those words in Psalms 57 and verses 7 and 8.

Jun 1 I delivered Mr. Winnett's letter to Mrs. Bassett's brother. On ye 3d, Quarter night at Deacon Williams, Mr Foxcroft preacht from 2 Corinthians, 8 Cap. 1,2, & 3 verses.  Gathered 25p. 10s.

Jun 4 On ye 4 Mr. Cooper preache ye artillery sermon, from Psalm 45, 3,4,5.

Jun 6 A letter from Mrs. Bassett after she was informed of the death of her daughter (see April 7), I bought a load of wallnut wood, country load for 9s; billitt.

Jun 11 Mr Bibbins dyed of a soar throat, & running of water from his stomak.  Laid in 4 cord of aok wood att 16s on ye wharf, 2s. carting, 10s duty's, 8d carrying in, 3-15-4.

Jun 12 Ye privateer, Popillin, went after ye piratt. (Capt Peter Papillon)

Jun 19 Meeting att our house. Mr. Cragghead began read Manton 1 Thessalonians 5, 16, second sermon, 4 vol.

Jun 30 Sister Holbrook came from Habana.

Jul 4  Mr Lamb's son Joshua fell off ye coledg, Stoughton, & dyed ye 15 day.

Jul 11 Sarah went home & cuz Hubbard came.

Jul 12 Mrs. Bassett came and son Hide

Jul 14 My camlett coat made; making 23s

JUL 18  Mrs. Bassett went home.

JUL 23 6 Indians taken att Dunstable, brought into Boston.

JUL 25 15 More brought in from Nashaway.

JUL 26 War proclaimed against ye Indians.  I paid to James Franklin 7pd. for 500 of Mr Vincents 3 sermons on forgiveness.  (Mr. Thomas Vincent was sometimes minister of Maudlin Milk St. in London.)

JUL 30  Mr. Scutts sailed for England.

AUG. Ye Duke of Marlbrough to be buryed on ye 2 of this month, aged 73.

AUG 5 My turn begins again to take ye oversight of ye boys.

AUG 7 Send a letter to sister Sarah

AUG 9 A generall fast day

AUG 11  Paid Mr. Toy 28s 3d.

AUG 14 By Mr. Sumner to Sarah a pork tub..

AUG 15  To Mrs. Frances & her husband.

AUG 27 Sent by Mr. Downes; He sailed on ye 30, in ye morning.

SEP 6 Mr. Barrett's daughter dyed on that day she was to be marryed..

SEP 21  A sing lecture att ye north brick.  Mr Coleman preached from those words "They Sung A New Song" Revelations 5 & 9. Sung Tate & Brady 4 Psalms, namely 108 first, 147 next, 89 next, 98 last noted by titles in that Psalm book.

SEP 24 Dr. Perkins drowned in ye mill creek.   Training day; I mended or graffted on a peece on ye top of ye ensign's staff & rivetted ye spear on again & stained it for ye company, worth 2-6.

SEP 25  A Fast at ye Old North.

OCT 1 Robert Earlle dyed..

OCT 3 Mr. Dixon's 2nd wife dyed.

OCT 14  I 44 years of age

OCT 19  A Mohawk dyed here in town (New England Courant, Oct 22, 1722) "Last week one of the chiefs of the Mohawks lately come to town died at the Royal Exchange Tavern in King St., and was magnificently interred on Friday night last.  A drawn sword lay on the coffin, and the pall was supported by 6 Captains of the militia.  The gentlemen of the council followed next the corps, and then the Justices of the town and the commision officers of the militia.  At last followed four Indians, the 2 hindmost . . .who the governent had appointed to attend him in his sickness . . . with each a Pappoos at her back."

OCT 23 Quarter night att Steven Pain's.  Gathered 4-15-0. 18 & 6 in my hand before - all to be now disposed of.  14 had 8 shillings a peeces beside Pain to Twing.

OCT 28  Mr. Durgin came home.  About this time Mr. Griggs & old Mostman dyed.  About this time Mr. Walldron went away.

OCT 30 On ye last day of October a schooner burnt at ye end of ye long warff, & a man burnt in her.

NOV 2 Brother Holbrook came, & on ye 10 went home.

NOV 8  Thanksgiving, generall.

NOV 11 Mr. Scutts came home from England.

NOV 13  A fast att ye old South forenoon Mr. Cooper prayed & Mr. Prince preached and prayed.  Afternoon Mr. Webb prayed.  Mr. Sewall preached and prayed..

DEC 1  Quarter night.  Dr. Mather preached for Mr. Walldron who should have preached. 39p gathered..