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In page Joseph Jenckes Jr.:

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Sometime before 1660, after working with his father at the Saugus Iron Works, Jenckes moved to Concord to work at an iron smelting operation. When he returned to Lynn it was alleged that he made treasonous remarks in a tavern against King Charles II of England. He was arrested, imprisoned, and during a hearing on April 1, 1660, the testimony of witnesses was entered into the record.[a] Jenckes was accused by Nicholas Pinion of saying that "if he hade the King heir, he wold cutte of his head and make a football of it." He was accused by Thomas Tower of saying "I should rather that his head were as his father's[b] rather than he should come to England to set up popery there."[1][2]