[153]De Rasieres, however, protested to Gov. Bradford that he had not walked “so far this three or four years, wherefore I fear my feet will fail me; so I am constrained to entreat you to afford me the easiest means” to get from the Aptucxet trading post to Plymouth. So the Governor sent a boat to pick him up at Scusset. Bradford, “Letter Book,” Mass. Hist. Soc., _Collections_, 1st ser., III, 54. [154]On an east-and-west line from the outer tip of Cape Cod. [155]Plymouth Beach. [J. F. J.] [156]The Gurnet and Saquish Head. [157]He reverses the actual bearings; and the street first mentioned was longer, 1,150 feet. [J. F. J.] [158]A double share. [J. F. J.] [159]In 1626, Isaac Allerton on behalf of the Plymouth settlers, agreed to buy the interests of the remaining London Adventurers for £1800, which De Rasieres translated into guilders by a simple formula. In July 1627, though De Rasieres may not have been well informed of the event, a group of leading men in the Colony, led by Bradford, became “Undertakers” for six years to pay this debt (and about £600 in other debts owed by the Colony) by means of a monopoly on the external trade of the settlement, including all dealings with the Indians. According to the agreement, each colonist who was a Freeman of the Company (i.e., had agreed to the purchase in 1626 and acquired rights to a share in the division of lands) made an annual payment to the Undertakers of three bushels of corn or six pounds of tobacco as they might specify. Bradford, _Of Plymouth Plantation_, 184-188, 194-196. Index A Allerton, Isaac, 77 animals near Plymouth, 79-80 _Anne_, 23 Annisquam, Massachusetts, 6, 17, 25 Anquam, 6, 17, 25 Aptucxet trading post, 74 Argall, Sir Samuel, 15, 55 _Arms of Amsterdam, The_, 65 B Bacco, Terrill, 51 birds near Plymouth, 10, 11, 78-80 Bradford, William, 29, 31, 43, 44, 47, 49, 50, 63, 76-78 Brewer, Thomas, 51 Bridge, James, 21, 42, 43, 48, 52 C Canonicus, 12 Capawack, _see_ Martha’s Vineyard Cape Ann, 6, 17, 42-44, 46, 54 Cape Cod, 5, 11, 14, 16, 74 _Charity_, 42 Clarke, John, 5 Cod Island, 15 Cohasset, Massachusetts, 11 Collier, William, 51 Corbitant, 12 Company of Adventurers for New Plymouth, 21-24, 30, 32, 35, 43, 47, 51, 53-56, 77 Council for New England, 4, 15, 55 Cushman, Robert, 51 D Damariscove Island, 15, 25, 44 Damerill’s Cove, _see_ Damariscove Island Dawson, Thomas, 49 Dermer, Thomas, 12, 27 _Discovery_, 5 Dutch in North America, 12, 26, 36, 63, 65, 67-69 Dutch West India Company, 63, 64, 68 E Eastham, Massachusetts, 11 Epenow, 12, 27