"Memorandum. At the adjournment of the Church meeting Sept. the 29{th} 1735, Mr. Moses Belcher and Mr. Joseph Neal, two of the committee chosen Sept. the 8{th}, made report to the brethren, that they had been with Eliz. Morse, and that she owned to them she had been delivered of two bastard children since she had made confession to the church of the sin of fornication, and she promised them to come and make the Church satisfaction for her great offence the latter end of October. "[Nov. 10, 1735.] At a church meeting, Nov. 10{th}, 1735, the case of Elizabeth Morse came under consideration. And she having neglected to come and make satisfaction for her offence according to her promise, though she was in Town at that time, the brethren proceeded and unanimously voted her suspension from the communion of this church. It was likewise unanimously voted that the Pastor should admonish her in the name of the Church in a letter for her great offence. "Upon a motion made by some of the brethren to reconsider the vote of the church Oct. 24 relating to Joseph Owen, it was voted to reconsider the same. Voted also that his confession be accepted before the brethren at the present meeting, which was accordingly done, and he was restored to their charity. "December 7, 1735. Lieutenant Joseph Crosbey made confession of the sin of fornication, and was restored to the charity of the church. "December 21, 1735. John Beale made confession of the sin of fornication, and was restored to the charity of the brethren. "April 18, 1736. Susanna W---- made confession of the sin of fornication, and was restored to the charity of the brethren. "May 1, 1737. Sam P---- and wife made public confession of the sin of fornication. Accepted. "January 22, 1737/8. Charles S---- and wife made a public confession of the sin of fornication. "June 11, 1738. Benj'n Sutton and Naomi his wife, free negroes, made confession of fornication. "December 17, 1738. Jeffry, my servant, and Flora, his wife, servant of Mr. Moses Belcher, negroes, made confession of the sin of fornication. "May 20{th}, 1739. Benjamin C---- and wife, of Milton, made confession of fornication. "Jan'y 20, 1739/40. Joseph W---- and wife confessed the sin of fornication. "October 25, 1741. This Church suspended from their communion Eleazer Vesey for his disorderly unchristian life and neglecting to hear the Church, according to Matt. 18, 17."