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Excerpt from History of the Town of Medfield, Massachusetts, 1650-1886: With Genealogies of Families That Held Real Estate or Made Any Considerable Stay in the Town During the First Two Centuries
During the next ten years, settlements were commenced at Weymouth, Mt. Wollaston, Cape Ann, and Salem. In 1621, ten of the Plymouth men came by boats to Shawmut, now Boston, to trade with the Indians. But, in those days, no white man, probably, penetrated as far inland as this.
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