The above named couple have been lawfully published, and now at our public meeting in New London, the seventeenth day of the sixth month, 1764, they both acknowledged and signed this paper, after they heard it read. Thus they are man and wife, married, according to the laws of God, in our presence. JOHN WALTERHOUSE. JOSEPH BOLLES. SAMUEL ROGERS. JOHN ROGERS (3d). Among the various marriages in this church book are two well-known New London Rogerenes,—Thomas Turner and Enoch Bolles (son of John). Both of these are second marriages and the brides of Quakertown affinity, one of them (bride of Thomas Turner) being widow of John Waterhouse, 2d. John Waterhouse, 2d, lived in New London at, or near, Quaker Hill. Footnote 190: The original name appears to have been Walterhouse, contracted first to Waterhouse and then to Watrous. By 1811, we find the paper to be signed reading as follows:— GROTON, _August 4, 1811._ These lines certify all people whom they may concern that I, William Waterous, and I, Clarissa Cushman, both of said Groton, are joined together in a lawful covenant of marriage, not to be separated until God who hath joined us together shall separate us by death, and furthermore it is enjoined on us that we perform the duty due to each other as the Scripture doth teach. WILLIAM WATROUS. CLARISSA WATEROUS. _In presence of_ AMOS WATERHOUSE. SAMUEL CHAPMAN. Copies of these and other records were furnished us by Mr. Jabez Watrous of Quakertown.