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- [S18] NEHGS Register, Lucius R Paige, "List of Freemen," v. 3 April 1849, p. 191, citing Colonial Records v. 1, p. 163.
26 May 1647 James Pike
- [S18] NEHGS Register, James F Hunnewell, "Record Book of the First Church in Charlestown," v. 23 July 1869, p. 281.
3rd : mo : day 3 James Pike : and John Gove : were admitted 1648.
- [S20] W J Wightman, The Old Town of Reading, Mass., Early Land Grants and Town Bounds from 1638-1802, typed manuscript transcription,1853, p. 28-33, citing Town's Old Books.
Description of lands bounded by James Pike's property. Also a record of the Lots of the Pine Swamp: "The fifth lot to James Pike Sen and Junior, which is seven acres and forty poles, is about 22 poles wide, and is bounded on the North by the Land of Josiah Hodgman and on the East by the Range Line, and on the South by the Land of John Merrow and on the West by the Land of Joseph Fitch or William Arnold."
- [S18] NEHGS Register, Lilly Eaton, “List of Early Settlers of Reading and South Reading, Mass., from 1640 to 1700,” v. 2 January 1848, p.47.
James Pike, died 1699
- [S19] Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, database with images, American Ancestors (https://www.americanancestors.org), citing Vital Records of Reading, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, p. 555.
Deaths: "Pike, _____, w. of James, Sr., Apr.__, 1692; Pike, James, Sr., Dec. 6, 1699
- [S17] (Torrey), New England Marriages to 1700, database with images, American Ancestors (https://www.americanancestors.org/search/databasesearch/1568/new-england-marriages-to-1700), v 2, p.1196.
PIKE/SPIKE?, James (-1699) & [Naomi?]/Sarah? (doubtful) ____ (-1693?, 1692?); by 1647(8?), by 1647; Charlestown/Reading/Framingham {Framingham Hist. 359; Charlestown 762, 886; Pike (1904) 63; Reg. 9:170 has Spight; Morton (1947) 42}
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