150:(John Whipple presumably joined earlier), and in 1650 Sarah joined a petition by the women of Dorchester to allow Alice Tilly to work as a midwife. For at least 17 years in Dorchester, the Whipples raised a large family in Dorchester, where eight of his 11 children were baptized. In a deed recorded in 1658 John was reported as living adjacent to Stoughton's mill in 1655 in a house owned by Israel Stoughton's heirs. In 1658 he sold his homestead and lands in Dorchester to George Minot and moved with his family to Providence, where he was received as a purchaser on 27 July 1659. By January 1660 Whipple was granted land in the
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