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1655-1710
Copied and compared with the original by NANCY O. PHILLIPS
PUBLISHED BY THE SARAH RIGGS HUMPHREYS CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION DERBY, 1901
Two hundred Copies Printed.
No 14
THE TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR CO. NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Endorsements.
I hereby certify that I have examined a transcript of the first two volumes of the Derby Town Records made by Mrs. A. W. Phillips of the Sarah Riggs Humphreys Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, and so far as I have compared the same find it to be a very faithful copy of the original, and evidently made with care.
FRANK FARNSWORTH STARR, Vice-President Connecticut Historical Society.
DERBY, CONN.,
November 24, 1899.
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To the Town of Derby, Connecticut, belongs the unique distinc- tion of being able to place a seal, if it so ordains, upon what remains to it of its Books of Record from 1655 to 1710-a distinc- tion conferred upon it through the patriotic work of its local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
In January, 1898, the Sarah Riggs Humphreys Chapter of the above organization resolved to copy the early records of the town- ship, which, by reason of age and usage, were rapidly perishing. To that end the chapter appointed Mrs. A. W. Phillips to take charge of the work, which is now completed and will remain an enduring evidence of the intelligent work performed and the faithful rendering of the copyist.
Having examined and carefully compared a considerable por- tion of the copy with the historic records, I have no hesitation in saying that it is the most accurate piece of work, of like intent, that has passed under my observation, and that I believe it to be a perfect copy. In twenty consecutive pages examined and com- pared, every word, letter and mark of punctuation had been accu- rately rendered.
The one aim has been to preserve the letter of the records with- out emendation or translation, and the result is such as should satisfy the most exacting antiquarian.
SARAH J. PRICHARD. Author of History of Waterbury, Conn., 1674-1784.
WATERBURY, CONN.,
March 31, 1900.
DERBY, CONN., June 20, 1901.
I hereby certify that at a meeting of the Sarah Riggs Humph- reys Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, held in Derby, Flag Day, 1901, the following resolutions were submitted by the Regent, Mrs. James R. Mason, and were unanimously adopted and signed by the members of the chapter, viz :
WHEREAS, The Sarah Riggs Humphreys Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, receives with much pleasure the announcement that the copying of the Derby town records and the comparing and correcting of the proof sheets have been com- pleted and,
WHEREAS, The Chapter deeply appreciates the great value of the work and also the magnitude of the task of copying records that have been rendered almost illegible by time, the correcting of the printer's proof sheets and other incidental labor ; there- fore be it
Resolved, That we, the undersigned members of the Chapter, at this Flag Day meeting, June 14, 1901, do hereby give loving tribute to our Honorary Regent and Librarian, Mrs. Nancy O. Phillips, for her inspiring loyalty, her gracious generosity and her unselfish devotion to the interests of our Chapter, and the promotion of its patriotic work, in undertaking and completing the prodigious labor of copying and otherwise preparing for pub- lication the aforesaid Derby Records. And furthermore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members of the Sarah Riggs Humphreys Chapter, beg our Honorary Regent to permit the use of her name on the title page of said records with proper acknowledgment of the Chapter's indebtedness to her.
Attest,
FRANCES L. BRINSMADE, Secretary.
Note of Explanation.
This copy of the early records of Derby, made by the Sarah Riggs Humphreys Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, includes
"Book A I, Derby and Pagassett Records."
"Book 2, First Part."
"Book 2, Second Part," and
"Record belonging to the Third Book."
Book I is a pamphlet containing forty-one pages.
Book 2 was used from both covers-the "First Part " being the Acts of the Town, which filled 161 pages. For the "Second Part" the book was reversed and paged from that end (being 129 pages), and at first was devoted to items "extracted out of the Court Records" (the General Court or Legislature at Hartford), then followed by various town matters, marriages, births, deaths, deeds, ear marks for cattle, etc.
Record belonging to the Third Book is a pamphlet of 31 pages, pages not numbered.
The copy follows the original closely in every respect, even to spelling, capitalization and punctuation (with one exception, the long s has not been used).
The original paging of the Records is given at the left side of these pages. The copy is paged in the order given above.
Brackets are used where words are missing.
The funds required for printing this book have been furnished in part by private subscription, and in part by a generous appro- priation by the city of Derby, without which publication would have been impossible.
NANCY O. PHILLIPS.
DERBY, CONN., June 20, 1901.
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CONTENTS.
PAGES
Book A I, Derby and Pagassett Records,
I- 40
Book 2, First Part,
41-252
Book 2, Second Part,
253-419
Record belonging to Book 3, . 420-45I
Town Patents, .
453
Church Records,
467
Index,
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485
BOOK A 1. DERBY AND PAGASSETT RECORDS
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BOOK A 1.
DERBY AND PAGASSETT RECORDS
(Page I.)*
"Item. Mr. Goodman, Mr. Wakeman and Mr. Gilbert of New Haven hath bargained and sold to
Richard Baldwin,
John Burwell,
Edward Riggs,
Samuel Hopkins,
Edward Wooster,
Thomas Langdon,
John Brown,
Francis French,
Robert Denison,
Isaac Platt,
of Milford, a tract of land at a place called Paugasuck, and by these men above named put under New Haven jurisdiction in the year 1655, the bounds of which tract of land is as hereafter followeth, namely, with Naugatuck river west, a small rock south, with a swamp on the east, and a little brook or spring that runs into the Beaver river north."
(Page 2.) Pagosuck Inhabitance Reckoned with Edward Wooster this : 2 : of Janewary 1665 and they are indebted to him as foloweth :
for the grass Iland soe Called OI O5 00
ffor the middell Iland soe Called
03 00 00
ffor the two mille Iland soe Called 02 15 00
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7 00 00
they have ffurther Agreed this : 2 : of Janewary 65 that he is to stay for this mony tell he hath had the sume by there purchising other Lands or other Common woorks belonging to the place :-
They have allsoe this : 2 : of Janewary one thousand six hun- dred sixty five Renewed upon Edward Wooster a former
* Page I is copied from the History of Derby, Conn., by Samuel Orcutt and Dr. Ambrose Beardsley, 1880 (the original page I beîng lost).
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grant of Land : Namely the Long Lott soe Called onely there is to bee a sufficient Cartway thorow it and the fish house Iland soe Called: and the middell Iland soe Called : and the two mille Iland soe Called :
the above said Edward Wooster hath these grants Conferd upon him [ ] these conditions as ffolloweth : Namely present security [ ] at he is not to Drive any Cattell thorow
the meddow [ ] it bee when it is Common: and that he is not to Commo[ ] in the meddow but Proportionably according to his Lands
deed entered
To all Christian People
(Page 3.)
[ ] 65 Debts Due to the Company as ffoloweth : }
S đ Edward Rigges 00 07 02
Abell Gun one mous Dun mear Colt in the yere 1675 branded with A on the nere sholdar and whit a slitt on the nere eare : with whit Above the eyes comming down betwen the eyes and a small snip Comming down betwen the nostrels of whitt
Abell Gun one black meare Colt full of gray hares in the yere : 1676: Branded with A on the nere sholder : and a slit on the nere ear and whitt downe the face comming down to the nostrels :
(Page 4.) 2 : II : 65 The Company is in Debte ł as ffolloweth to John Browne. 00 OI 03 7 : 12 : 65 : to Joseph Hawkins for going to Stratford OO 05 00
EBenezar Johnsons Deed of Salle
This Deed made this present twenty second. Day of March One thousand six hundred and seventy four or seventy five Wittnesseth that I Isack Niccals of Stratford guniar have Sold and By theas presents Doe sell and make ovar unto EBenezar Johnson of Pagasett one parsell of madow wch was formerly Given to me by my honared mother in Law ElizaBeth Fowlar of milford the meadow Liing in the meadow called hogges Meadow wch Parsell containing five akers here after to Be
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devided from the other or Rest of the meadow and Bounded to the sayed Johnson I say for and in considerasion of a valua- bell Sattisfacsion in hand Reseaved to my full content I the aBove sayed Nickeals Do for my self and my heires exsecu- tores or asignes
, Couinant to and wth the aBove sayed johnson his heires adminystrattores or asignes that he the sayed ebenezar John- son his Haires ad minystratores and asignes shal have hold and peaceabelLy injoy this above mensined parsell of meadow wth out any Let Or molestasion from any parson or parsones Laying claym there Unto by any ordar or aLowanc by from or undar us and to the Ratyficasion and confor masion of the Prmesises I the sayed Isack Nicals have sett ton my hand and seall a cording to the day & Deate aBove written
Signed sealed and Delivered in the Preasents of : US : Daniel Buckingham Isaack Nickalls
John fowler :
memorandon that the above said instroment or Deed of seall was declared and delivared as the Act and deed of the above said isaack Nickalls
ALowing the Recording here of the Day and Datte above written before me: Robert Treatt
(Page 5.) Worke Doone upon the generall Account : Aprill : 1666
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Samuell Rigges three dayes and a halfe 00
07 6
John Browne three dayes and a halfe. 00
7 6
ffrancis ffrench two dayes
00 5 00
John Browne one day
00 2 06
Samuell Rigges one day 00 2
6
John Browne & his sun Joseph each halfe a day .
00 I 8
ffrancis ffrench halfe a day
00 I 3
Joseph Rigges halfe a day
00
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3
John Bruer for Goodman wooster halfe a day 00
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: 7: 12 : 65 : Joseph Hawkins went to sstratford 00 5 00
00 2 6
frances ffrench one day
Joseph Riggs one day 00
2 6
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Work Doon upon the generall Account in the yeare 1667 seting up that fence which was bought of Samuell Riggs
ffrances ffrench : 3 : dayes and a halfe 00 8 9
Samuel Riggs : 3 : dayes and a halfe 00 8 9
Abell Gunn : 3 : dayes and a halfe. 00
8 9
ffrances ffrench one day more 00 2 6
Samuell Riggs one day more
00 2 6
work Don upon the generall acount : 1670 : by us undar writt fran : french : 4 Days and ahalf : : 00 II 3
Sam : Rigges : 5 : Dayes and ahalf for oxsen : 14 9
Ephram ; Smith : 4 : Dayes work : . : 00 IO O
ABell Gunn : 5 : Days and ahalf : 2 : oxen : 00
15 9
(Page 6.) an agreemente made betweene the Company : shall bee made equoll with Edward theare devitions : all theare lands being acording to theare proportions: & the is to [ ] the Compa equall with him: exsepte thatt share [ Jhon Thomas :
Edward Woster
Frances French
Ephraim Mills
ABell gun
Samuell Rigges :
(Page 7.) Aprell : 19: 1678; Edward Thorns Sold a bay hors abought Six Yere old and a Star in the for-head to Dannill Collings of Derby
Abell Gunn Sold a bay hors to ephraim hensdle branded on the buttock with a T and a S on the nere sholdar
Dec : 19: 1678 : abell Gun changed a Brown hors with John Parker branded with W on the nere shouldar and @ on the buttock and astilt on the fore side of each eare :
March : 4: 1681 : Jeremiah Johson sene; hath Sold a Sorrell Hors : a stone hors to his brother Joshua Hogkis; Ten yers old; Branded with AB on one of his Sholders; & Two
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hapenies on the under Side of the Right eare; four white fette ; & a star in the forehead
March : 28 : Abell Gunn hath Sold a gray meare to Jonas tomlenson 1680°1 Aged 4 : yeares branded wth : A : on the nere or left ShoulDer & aslitt on the nere or Left eare :
March : 28 : 168081 : Jonas Tomlenson hath Sould to Abell Gunn A Bay coult Two yere old this gras Docked Short & a star in the forhead & in the Star towards the left eye a few Bay hares : & branded by the Said Abell Gunn this 28 of March 1680: wth AG on the nere or left Shoulder : & marked on the nere or left Eare wth a slitt down the Eare :
Agust 28 : 75
(Page 8.) Thomas Tharp haveing a blackech Brown hors wch he doth acknowledg to be his tru estatt and proper Right and that he bought him of mr Scenweck of harland wch horse he hath and doth sell to joseph hawkens of Derby for tow powens, thre shillinges: the hors is marked on the nere ere wth a hapeny on the fore side of the Ere and a lettle crop cut hollow: and a kind of a slitt on the offar ere : and alettle star in the forhead : and A kind of a wart on his nere Nostrell : and Branded on The nere Buttock wth a kind of an S or an eye
Agust 28 : 1675
Thomas tharp
his X mark
joseph hawkins ere mark for cattle and Swine is Two half tennants on the undar Side of Each eare or Two Stilts:
Abell Guns ere marke fo cattle and Swine is a half tennant on the Under Side of the nere eare and the Same on the upper Side of the furder eare : or two stilts :
Samuell Rges his eare mark for cattle and swine is a crop on The furder or offar ere and a halfpeny cut out of the upar Side of the Same ere that is crop ed :
Danill Collins his eare mark for cattle and swine is a crop on the left eare and a slit in the crop and a little hapeni on the undar Side of the right eare.
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John Tibbals his eare marke for Cattle and Swine is a crop on the furder eare or right eare and a half tennant on the undar Side of the nere Eare or left eare ;-
Ebenezer Johnsons marks with aswallow fork on the nere eare and ahapeny out of the udar Side of the furder eare ;
Ephram smithes eare mark for Cattle and Swine is a crop on the Nere Eare and a slitt in the crop :
John Pringells Eare mark for cattle & swine is a crop on the left eare & a hapeny out of the crop: & ahapeny out of the under side of the right Eare.
(Page 9.) Dannill Collings was maried the third day of Jun : 1677
Dannill Collins was born the eight day of feb : 1677
George Beman was married Agust : 28 : 1679, by mr wm Jons
Patienc Collens was Born : the ninth Day of febr : 1679 :
Upon a Lafull meting of the inhabetants of Pagaset May : 30th : 1673 : & The inhabetants exsepted & entartained Nic- colas camp & john Beard To be inhabetants of Pagaset : pro- vided thay both buld a soficient houSes & fenc & inhabet here with in ye space of Two yers after the Deate here of : & bring a surtificate from the towns men of milford & the com- mitty.
(Page Io.) May : 30 : 1673 Upon A Lafoll meting of the inhabetants of Pagaset LafollLy atended thay have Granted to Nic : Camp : And john Beard A parcell of Land Leying nere to the new Endian fortt.
Thay have the grant of this Land upon the aCount and in Lew of that 15 akers of Land that thomas woster is to have in the purches on the west side of nagatuck river: This Land is granted to thos above mencyned if they Can puches it of mª Blackman
Town Order
Pagaset inhabetants mett to gether and have made an agre- ment To Suckcure thare corn wch was as foloeth that thay was to measure: thir fenc to the mouth of the creke that goeth into nogatuck River and Sett So much upon the hill ;
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and joseph hawkins and john Brown is to measure theirs and sett it upon the hill and if any be wanting of thare meting thay are all of them to joyn, together and make it up and then to divide it equally ; thay have all So agreed that every mans yarde Shall be a pound and that any cattle that is found in the meadow without a Soficyent keper Shall be powndabell exsept when the meadow is common; and it Shall not be layed common wth out a joynt conSent; and if any Swine come in to it and take the corne the onar of them Shall Shut them up and kepe them up after they have warning tell the meadow is common; and if any man shall willingly poot in any beast hors or any other beast into the meadow he shall forfitt five Shillings for every Shuch offenc. this agrement is to Stand authentick Tell we See case to alltar itt ;
this agrement was meade this : 4 feb : 1667
John Brown frances french
Samuell Riges Ephram Smith Abell Gun Josiph hawkins Edward woster
(Page II.) March The : 15 : 16670
The Trew And Right Propriatares of Pagasett Thatt Have The solle Dispose of all Landes That are By Them Purchesed Thay Are As foloeth
M' Haly : Ed : woster : frances french : Samuell Riges : Abell Gun : Ephram Smith : Joseph Hawkins : Hen : Boxford :
March : 15 : 16670 The in habetants of Pagaset are as foloeth : Ed : woster: frances french : Joseph hawkins :
Samuell Riges. Ephram Smith Abell Gun : Stephen person Jerymiah Johnson
(Page 12.) Item : M' : Goodyer: M' : wakman : and : M' : Gillbird : of New haven hath bargined and sould to Richard Baldwin ; Edward Riggs Edward wooster John Browne Roberd Deneson John Burwell Samuell Hopkins Thomas Langdon ffrances ffrench : Isaac Plat; of Millford a tract of
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Land at a place Called pagosuck and by these men above named put undar New have Jurisdiction in the yeare 1655; The bounds of which Tract of Land is as hereafter follow- eth ; Namely ; with Nagotunck River west : A small Rock south; with a swamp one the East; and a little Brook or spring that Runs into the beaver River North.
Thomas Hine bought of John Burwell all his Right att Pagosuck Henery Lion bought of Thomas Hine all his Right att Pagosuck Henery Boxford bought of Henery Lion all his Right att Pagosuck; John Smith bought of Samuell Hopkins all his Right att pagosuck
The Laying out of this tract of Land Above mentioned and the Number of Akors both of Upland and Medow
homelots
Upland
medow
John Browne
I12
4
3
Isaac Plat. . . .
I 1/2
4
3
Edward Riggs
I 1/2
4
3
Richard Baldwin
2 and a Roode
6 4 12
Edward Wooster
I 1/2
4
3
Frances French
I 1/2
4
3
Henery Boxford
I 1/2
4
3
Robard Deneson
I 1/2
4
3
John Smith .
I 1/2
4
3
Thomas Langdon
I 1/2
4
3
Thomas Langdon hath his homelet where his house stands
(Page 13.) M' Alexander Bryant Bought of Thomas Lang- don all his Right at pagosuck
Edward Wooster bought of M' Bryant all his Right which was Thomas Langdon Att the Laying out of the medow Edward Wooster excepted of the Loer end of the medow for his medow lot bounded with Richard Baldwin North with Nagotunck River west with a Creek south and with a Creek East
Richard Baldwin hath a peece of medow bounded with Edward Woosters south Nagotunck River west and ffrances ffrench North and a Creek Runing under the hill East.
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ffrances French hath his medow Lot bounded with the ffoot of the hill East with Richard Baldwins south with Nagotunck River west with Edward Wooster North
Edward Wooster hath another medow Lot bounded with the foot of the hill East with ffrances ffrench south with Nagotunck River west with John Browne North.
John Browne hath a medow Lot bounded with the ffoot of the hill East with Edward Woosters south with Nagotunck River west and with Isaac Plats North.
Isaac Plat hath a medow Lot bounded with the foot of the hill east with John Browns south with Nagotunck River west with Edward Riggs North
Edward Riggs hath his medow Lot bounded with the foot of the hill East with Isaac Plats south with Robard Deneson North and Nagotunck River West.
Robard Deneson hath his medow Lot bounded with the ffoot of the hill East with Edward Rigges south with Nago- tunck River west with Henery Boxfords North
Henery Boxford hath his medow Lot bounded with the foot of the hill East with Robard Deneson south with Nagotunck River west and John smith North
(Page 14.) John Smith hath his medow Lot and Upland Lot Joyning to gether; bounded with henery Boxfords medow Lot south and Nagotunck River West John Browns upland Lot north on the west end of it and Henery Boxfords upland Lot North ; on the East end and the foot of the hill East
John Browne hath his upland Lot bounded with the high- way East John Smith south Nagotunck River west frances ffrench North.
ffrances ffrench hath one akor of Land for an Adition bounded with the highway East John Browne south Nago- tunck River west the highway North
Robard Deneson hath his upland Lot bounded with the highway East and the highway south Nagotunck River west ffrances ffrench North
ffrances ffrench hath his upland Lot bounded with the high- way east with Robard Deneson south Nagotunck River west Edward Rigges North
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Edward Riggs hath his upland Lot bounded with the high- way East with ffrances ffrenches south Nagotunck River west and a Creek North
Edward wooster hath his upland lot bounded with the ffoot of the hill East Richard Baldwins south the highway west and a marked tree which stands in the swamp North
Richard Baldwin hath his upland lot bounded with the foot of the hill East Isaac Plat south the highway west Edward wooster North
Isaac Plat hath his upland lot bounded with the foot of the hill East Edward Wooster south the highway west Richard Baldwin North
Edward Wooster hath another upland Lot bounded with the foot of the hill East the highway south and west Isaac plats North
Richard Baldwin hath a Lot Containing : 2 : akors more or less bounded with the foot of the hill East with Henery Box- ford south the highway west and North
Henery Boxford hath his upland Lot bounded with the foot the hill east John Smith south the highway west Richard Baldwin North
(Page 15.) There is to be a highway of fower Rod wide to goe from that gate by Edward woosters house Cross the feeld to Nagotunck River
There is alsoe to be a highway from that highway that goes Cross the feeld ; of two Rods wide that goes to Na gotunck River a gainst James medow
There is to be a little highway between John Browns Lot and Henery Boxfords Lot of two Rods wide for John Smith to goe to his Lot
There is to be a sufficient Cart way from the afore sª gate Cross the medow lots to the falls and from thence to goe a long by Nagotunck River to Edward Woosters medow Lot.
Richard Baldwin bought of Isaac Plat all his Living at Pagosuck the parcills and bounds thereof are as followeth
Item. one Upland Lot Containing fower Akors more or Less bounded with the foot of the hill East with Edward Wooster south the highway west Richard Baldwin North
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Item. one Medow Lot Containing three akors more or Less bounded with the foot of the hill East with John Browne south Nagotunck River west with Edward Riggs North
Item. one home Lot Containing one akor and a halfe more or Less bounded with the foot of the hill East with John Browne south with the highway west and Edward Riggs North;
Edward Riggs bough of Robard Deneson all his Living at Pagosuck the parsells and bounds thereof are as followeth
Item. one home Lot Containing one akor and a halfe be it more or less bounded with the highway East a Minesters lot south the top of the hill west Henery Boxford North
(Page 16.) One upland Lot bounded with the highway East Item. and a highway south Nagotunck River west frances ffrench North
One medow Lot Bounded with the foot of the hill East Item. Edward Riggs south Nagotunck River west Henery Boxford North. This upland Lot Containes fower akors be it more or Less and the medow Lot Containes three akors be it more or Less.
John Browne Bought of Richard Baldwin all that was Item. Isaac Plats the home Lot onely Excepted the parcells and bounds thereof are as ffolloweth
One upland Lot Containing fower akors be it more or Less Item. bounded with the foot of the hill East Edward wooster south the highway west Richard Baldwin North.
one medow Lot Containing three akors be it more or Less Item. bounded with the foot of the hill East John Browne south Nagotunck River west Edward Riggs North.
John Browne bought of John Smith his home lot Contain- Item. ing one akor and a halfe be it more or Less bounded with the highway East the top of the hill south and west the minesters Lot North
the proprieters of Pagosuck hath given John Browne that Item. Lot which they intended for a minester
Edward Riggs hath Changed that home lot which was Item. Robard Denesons with John Browne for his home lot
Richard Baldwin Changed that home lot which was Isaac Item. Plats with Edward Riggs for his home lot
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Item. Abell Gunn And John Thomas bought of John Browne all his Living Liing one the East side Nagotunck River the par- cills and bounds thereof are as followeth
Item. one home lot Containing fower akors and a halfe be it more or Less bounded with the highway East the top of the hill south and the top of the hill west Henery Boxford North
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