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Measured and bound on ye 26 of Aprill 1700
per James Warren & William Shurtlef surveyers
[57.] Att a town Metting held at plimouth September 14 1700 for The Choice of Juriors To serve att The County Court Livet Southworth John Watterman Nathaniell Morton & Adam Wright Att sd Metting Liuett South worth & John Mortton Were Apoynted by ye Town To Vew The Land Desired by Capt Warren & to Make Report Thereof to The town
Att sd Metting Liberty Was Granted To Elknah Cushman Benjamin Bartlett & others To sett up a pew up in ye old Gallery
Att sd Metting John Rickard John Churchill Jacob Cook Together With The Rest yt had formerly an Intrest In a seatte Liberty Is granted Them To Raise sd seate higher If They see Cause provided Thay Raise ye hindermost seats in Like proporttion To Theirs.
Att a town Metting Held at plimouth Decembr 16 1700 For The Choice of Juriors To serve att The Quartter sessions on 17
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Instant The persons Chosen at sd Metting are John Mortton John Churchell Ephrame Cole Eliazer Ring Thomas Mortton & Stephen Barnabe
Att sd Metting Capt Bradford Was Chosen To Answer ye Towns presentment for want of a pound.
At sd Metting Eliazer Dounham Is agreed With By ye In- habitants of The town To Ring The Bell & sweep the Metting house & To Keep The Dores and Casements Carefully shutt for one yeare from The Datte Last above mentioned & The town Is to aLow to sd Dounham for sd service sd year Thirty shillings
Att sd Metting Capt Bradford Capt Warren Leitt South- worth Elknah Cushman & Samuell Sterttevant were appointed a Committy To Draw up some Method To propose to The town The next town Metting in order to The Division of The Comons Which Is to be on The first Munday in January next.
[58.] Att a Town Meeting held at plimouth January 20th 170g at sd meting a leter was Red to the Inhabitants signed by the agents of Medlebery Relating to some Controversey betwen the purchasers of the south purchis soe Caled lying partly within the township of plimouth & Midlebery wherein sd agents moved for Agents to treat them in order to a Complyance if it mite be or to sserve it in a Cort of law The Ihabitants of plimouth doe appre- hend themselves to be the Rightful propriators of the land in Con- troversey and Chose Left Jonathan Mony Left William Shurtlif and deacon John Waterman to be their agents to prosecute the mater in a Corse of Law if put upon it and the Inhabitants voted to stand by them therin and to defray the Charge that shall aRise therupon
The hundred acrees of land Granted to samuell ffuller at a town Meeting held at plimouth ye 18th of March 1702 att the In- dian pond in the Lew of A hundred acres formerly Granted to Mrs brigget fuller at dotyes plaine Neere dotyes Meadow is Bounded as followeth on the Northwest Corner wth A White oake tree Marked which is the Corner bounds of Jacob Cooks Land & from sd tree to Extend Northeast and by East half a pint Easterly till it Cometh down to the Indian pond & from thence to Extend 136 pole southeast and by south half a pint southerly till it Cometh to two White oake trees standing together Marked a lettle to the southard of the aforsd pond & the pond to be the East side bounds as far as it Extends & from Thence to Extend 108 pole southwest
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and by west half a pint westerly to two trees Marked and from thence to Extend on a straite line to the bounds first Mentioned if it doth not Infring on Jacob Cooks land
laid out and bounded July 1700 per James Warren & Will Shurtlif surveyors to the Town.
plimouth January 16th 1700 We being desired by Joseph alden & Josep Haward to Renew & settle ye bounds of the peace of land granted by the select men of the Town of plimouth to Jolin dunham 1 on the 15 th of february 1658 doe Renew & settle them as ffolloweth as they were formerly Reputed to be settled That is to say a white oake tree on the westerly Corner nere ye head of the little pond & from sd tree southeasterly by a Rainge of trees to an other pond Caled ffresh lake neere an old Wolf trapp and soe bounded southerly by fresh lake and Northerly by the sd little pond till it Cometh to the Northeastermost End of sd pond to a grate pine tree Marked & from thence southeasterly by an old sawpitt & from thence to a white oake bush & so on a straite Corse to a birch bush Marked on 4 sides standing by the brook that Cometh out of fresh lake.
per William Shurtlif & James Warren surveyors To the Town
[59.] September 1641
The 8 acres of Meadow granted to John dunham senior at swan hold is bounded as followeth with a black oak tree standing on the west side of the Meadow Marked on 4 sides and from sd tree Extending East 60 pole to a white oake stake set in the Meadow & from thence to Extend North 22 pole to a pine stake stuck in the Meadow and from sd stake to Extend West 60 pole to a pine tree standing Neere the Meadow Marked on 4 sids & from sd tree to Extend south 22 pole to the bounds first Mentioned
per William Shirtlif James Warren
The 4 acrees of Meadow granted to daniel dunham on the 14 th of July 1667 at south meadow brook is bounded as ffolloweth on the southwest Corner with a white pine tree standing on the East side of the south meadow brook and from thence Running Westerly aCross sd brook to 3 maples growing out of one Root &
1 The ten acres granted to John Dunham are included in the Plymouth park at Billington Sea. In ancient deeds the land between the two ponds is called Dunhams Neck.
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soe up the brook to two pine trees Marked on Each side the brook a letle above where hors Neck brook Cometh into south meadow brook that hath not ben laid out to any particular within sd bounds surveyd and Mea. by us the 17 th of January 1700 per William Shurtlif & James Warren
surveyors to the Town
Whereas The bounds of the forty Akrees of Land formerly granted unto Mer William Clarke on the southerly side of the Eale River by the town of plimouth being lost are Renewed as follow- eth (viz) bounded by the Eale River with A black birch tree Marked on 4 sides standing Neere the sd River on the southerly side of the path that goeth over the River about 25 foot of from Thomas fances fence there ; & thence Rainging south East & by south Easterly forty six Rood to a stake set into the ground 12 foot Easterly from A white oake tre Marked on 4 sides & from thence to Extend southwest by A Raing of Marked trees Eight score Roods till it Cometh to two Red oaks Marked with A heape of stones at the Roots & from thence to Extend 36 Rods till it Cometh to the River where a White oake tree is marked on 4 sides & soe the River to be the bounds till it Cometh to the black birch tree first Mentioned ;
Measured and bounded on the 21 st day of June 1701 per James Warren and William Shurtliff Surveiors to the Town
[60.] For Choice of Town officers
Att a Town Meetting Held att plimouth March ye 3ยช Ano 1701 Thomas faunce Chosen Town Clerk for the yeare Ensueing
The Sellect Men Chosen Were Capt Bradford Mer Nath Mortton and Leit William Shurtlef ; The Cunstables Chosen Were Isaac Lathrop & Jonathan Shaw Jun; The surveiors for ye high Wayes are Mer Joseph bartlett Dea John Watterman John pratt Nathaniell Holmes & James Winslow; The Tithing Men Chosen Were Richard seeres James Barnabe & Isaac King, The Grand Jury for The yeare Ensueing are samuell harlow John Bryantt & John Dyer, The fence veuers Chosen Were Elknah Cushman Benjamin Warren and William Ring. John Dyer Chosen To be sealler of Weights & Measures
Att sd The grandjuriors Chosen To serve att The Superior Court Were Samuel Rider Mer Joseph bartlett & John
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stirtevant ; The petty Jury Chosen to serve att sd Courtt Were John doty sen samuell Lucas Eliazor Cushman & benjamin Warren The Juriors Chosen To serve att The County Court are Leivtt Southworth Robert bartlett John foster & Thomas howland
Att sd Metting Capt Warren & Leivt Shirtlef Were Chosen agents to Run the Line betwen plimouth and sandwidg ;
At sd Metting It was voated That the persons be trusted with The oversight of the Commons To see Thay bent Entruded upon Doe further prosecute The Matter Relating to John Grayes Claime of Land att Rockey Nook
Att sd Metting John Morton had Libberty from sd town to build a seat up in the North Gallery in the Metting house under The window
[61.] At A Town Meting held at plimouth on the 19th of May 1701 Capten James Warren Was Chosen Representative to serve sd town in the General Cort at bostorn this present yeare At sd Meting Adam Wright Chosen to serve on the grand Jury for this present yeare, The Juror for Tryals Are Benjamin Soule
At sd Meeting The Town voated that Mer Little should have all the Contrebut That is Contrehuted on the Acownt of the Maintanance of the Minest for this present yeare in sd town & the use of the 20 pounds in banck belonging to sd town for one yeare : from the date abovesd he ye sd Mer Little Giveing in securety to sd town to Respond sd Money at the Expiration of sd yeare
At sd Meting Capt John Bradford was Chosen to be helpfull defend the towns Wright from being Intruded on : with Capt Warren & Left Shurtlef in the Roome of John doty latly deceased & aney two of them Agreing shal be Accounted valed
At sd Meeting it was voted by the Town That noe person should fence hence forward Any part of the Towns Comons with out leave from the Town & whosoever shal presum soe to do shal be proseeded with and prosecuted Acording to law by the agents of sd Town
At sd Meeting 20 foot of Land Is granted To James Warren & 20 foot to Nathaniell Warren on The Northward side of There Whorf below Coles hill so Called and soe downward Into The sea
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Att sd Metting Mer Mordo had Liberty from The Town to Wharfe a Cross from his one Wharf To Mer bartlets Whorf
Att sd Metting The Like Liberty Is granted To Mer John Rickard To Wharf from his one Wharf To Mer Thomases Wharfe Att sd Metting Is Granted unto John ffoster That spot of Land already fenced in about his shop below The bank
Att sd Meeting Leut Shirtlef is granted Liberty to purchas 50 or a hundred acres of Land upon The Towns Commons of said Town for 2s. an acre to him & his heirs for Ever att The Westward of barnses bridg at The south Meadows
At sd Meeting liberty is granted to John Stirtevant To fence ACross some pints of upland on the Towns Comons for the more Convenient fenceing his Meadow at doties Meadow
[62.] At sd Meeting Nathaniel Thomas & Leften Jonathan Morey was granted Liberty To purchas of the Indians Land within the bounds of the town Towards Sandwedg hereng pond on the Eastward to the quantety of one hundred acres
1 At sd Meeting the Town voted yt with Referance to the 4 spots of land in Controversey betwen Major Bradford & the Town (viz) that part he sold to John Dier & the spot of land where the old Meeting house stood & the spot of land sold to Nathaniel howland Neere Mer Littles house and the spot of land lately fenced in by Ephraim Cole Att the second brook by the widow Nelsons : The Town doe herby quitt their Clame to sd lands
Sam1
At sd Meeting Samuel harlow is Granted the swampy land at the southeast of his own land whereon his house Now standeth
Harlow
At sd Meeting Granted to John Eaverson 6 acres of land Next his own land where he Now liveth
At sd Meting the Town granted to Benijah pratt 2 Acrees of Meadow Next his own Meadow upon hors Neck
1 The land sold to John Dyer was sold by Major William Bradford in 1698, and is described in the deed as running on the street northeasterly "as far as the northeasterly corner of the old storehouse which formerly stood on the lot." It was the lot on the south side of Leyden Street, opposite the Univer- salist Meeting-house, on which the house with a brick end stands. Whether the old storehouse referred to was one of the very early structures is left to conjecture.
The " spot of land on which the old Meetting-house stood," was the upper part of the Odd Fellows' lot in Town Square. This land was sold by Major William Bradford to John Murdock in 1698.
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Att sd Meeting Liberty is Granted to the Rickards that have Meadow at Annasnapet to fence A Cross from pints of Com- ons for the more Convenient fencing theire Meadows there Att sd Meeting The Town gave Liberty to the surveyors of the Town to sell a persel of swampe unto peter Thomson that lyeth Neere & Convenient for him of Comons belonging To the Town which was done and bounded out to him the sd peter Tomson which bounds are as followeth A Maple tree on the East side of the land he now liveeth on standing in a swompe & soe Cross sd swompe 16 Rood southeast & by East to A white oake tree marked on the East side of the swomp & from sd tree southwest and by south 50 Rood to the brook and then the brook to be the bounds to the head of the brook
James Warren & William Shurtlif surveiors
New plimouth october 7th 1701 Then laid out to Thomas ffaunce 10 Acres of land at the south Meadow soe Caled by vertu of Right therto by vertu of an Ancient Grant of meadow at sd south meadows & sd land is bounded as ffolloweth (viz) begining at a grate Red oak tree standing neer the Meadows which is the Corner bounds of a lott of land Now in the posesion of George bonam & Jacob Cooke & from sd Tree to Extend 40 pole south- east to a small Red oake Marked which is the head bounderays of sd Bonman & Cooks lott abovesd & from thence to Extend 44 pole southwest to A small pine tree Marked on 4 sides & from thence to Extend Norwest 40 pole to a grat pine tree Marked on 4 sids & A Red oake sappling by it & soe bounded by the Meadow to the bounds first Mentioned
surveied & Bounded per James Warren William Shurtliff Surveiors
[63.] The bounds of the land which William Shurtlif bought of the Inhabitants of plimouth At A town Meeting held at plimouth May 19th 1701 Lying at south meadow ; for two shilling per Acree as pr Town Rec- ord doth & may Apere sd land Lyeth on the North- west side of the south meadow brook or River Against A place that is Caled the fals & on the Northwest
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Grant to Wm. Shurtleff
Corner bounded wth A grat Rock by beaver dam brook & there is 2 or 3 small White oak trees Marked on the North side of the Rock by the brook & from thence to Extend Nere East Northeast one hundred Thirty two pole it Runeth by the brook About 20 or 30 pole to A grate Whitewood tree Marked & from thence by marked trees till it Cometh to a grate pine Tree standing alone which is marked on 4 sids & from thence to Extend six score Rod or More south south- east till it Cometh to a Red oake Tree Marked with A hepe of stons at the Roote & soe down to a grate Rock thence by the side of the Meadow that was granted by the town to the Ministrey & from sd Rock to Extend one hundred thirty two pole Nere west southwest bounded by the Meadow & River & the Lands form- erly granted to Anthony snow & now Claimed by John Barrows & att the Extent of the hundred thirty two Rods to Run Neer Norwest on A straite line six score Rod till it meeteth with the bounds first men- tioned. This land was Laid out by us who have her- unto subscribed on the 22d day of May one thousand seaven hundred & one
James Warren William Shurtleff
surveyors
Jurors
At A Town Meting held at plimouth on the 28th of May 1701 The Jurors Chosen to serve at the County Court att September Next are John Mordo Abiall Shurt- lif John doty Stephen Bryant & Ebenazur Cobb voted that Aney two of the select men shall Attend the Cort to Answer the Towns presentment for Want of A scool- master
Voted That with Referance to the petition of the uper so- ciety for A township its Refered to further Agitation at the Next Town Meeting
Voted That A scoolmaster shall be hired for the yeare by the select men
At this Meeting A Comitte was Chosen to take account of the late select Not as yet Recond with & the Town treasurer of what Moneys belonging to the Town in their hands The Comitte are Capt Bradford Left : Jonathan Morey & Samuel Stirtevant
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[64.] At sd Meting Nathaniel Warren was Chosen to gather the Money that is due from perticular persons Relating to the scooling there Children the last year
At sd Meeting The town voted to sell A persell of Meadow Neere unto Will : Elless for to defraying publeck Charge & gave power to the select men to sell it for the Ends aforsd
Voted that the first Monday in october Next to be a Town Meeting
Swing At sd Meeting The Town granted Liberty to Richard
Bridge seers to Make A swing bredg over the town pond Creek At sd Meeting Totman had liberty to bring his family into the town
At 1 sd Meting George Morton Ephraim Morton
1 It does not appear with certainty that the work of making a stream was done at this time. No further reference to the matter is found in the records until October 28, 1771, when the Town voted "to choose a committee to consider about making a way for herrings from South Pond into Eel River, and accord- ingly made choice of Thomas Foster, Esq., Lemuel Jackson, Ichabod Holmes, Stephen Sampson and William Watson, Esq., a committee for that purpose, they to view the place and report to the town what they think best to be done in said affair at the next March meeting."
On the 16th of March, 1772, the committee reported and another committee was chosen "to take into consideration the matter of the land through which the brook may run, whose property it is, and to examine the laws of the Prov- ince respecting alewives and the brook through which they do or may run, and to examine the records and all matters and things respecting said way." The committee chosen for this purpose consisted of "John Cotton, Esq., Thomas Foster, Esq., Deacon John Torrey, Mr. Stephen Sampson and Mr. Jeremiah Howes."
On the 13th of April. 1772, the report of the committee chosen October 28, 1771. was read as follows:
" The committee appointed by the town at their meeting in October, 1771. to take a view of South Pond and the passage from thence to the Brook that leads from Finneys meadows into Eel River, and report their opinion whether there may not a convenient passage or brook be made to run from said Pond into Eel River for the alewives to pass up said Eel River into said South Pond to cast their spawn; the major part of said committee have attended that service, and a number of people being desirous of making a trial offered their services to labor part of a day upon free cost, and did stop the water, and dug a passage thirty or forty rods long, and on opening a passage found a very considerable brook run down, quite large enough for alewives, and are informed a very considerable brook runs ever since, though we do not apprehend that what is dug already is sufficient, yet your committee are of opinion that a sufficient passage may be made with not more than thirty pounds cost to make a sufficient brook for the alewives to pass and go up out of Eel River into said Pond to cast their spawn."
" And further, your committee, on the best information, find that numbers of alewives annually come up the Eel River, and doubtless if there was a good passage dug would go up the said River and Brook into said Pond to cast their spawn, and we are of the mind that there is the greatest probability, if the affair be well managed. the Brook would soon be very profitable to the town."
On the 15th of March, 1773, it was voted by the town " to choose a committee of three men to clear the passage for alewives from Eel River to South Pond : also to carry up in hogsheads one cartload of alewives, the first that come in the town brook this year. and put them into said South Pond ; and Thomas Foster, Esq., Deacon John Torrey and Mr. William Warren were chosen."
The above extracts are interesting in view of the disputed point as to whether the South Pond Water course is natural or artificial. A fair inference to be drawn from them is that before the year 1701 there was no outlet from South Pond, and that in that year one was dug which, proving insufficient, was re- opened in 1773.
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voted to allow these men Liberty to make a Herring brook from South pond
Nathaniel Morton Josiah ffinney Benjamin Warren Ebenazur holmes & Thomas ffaunce Requested of the Town that in Case they Can Make A stream from the grate south pond soe Caled into the brook that Runeth through finneys Medows into the Eale River in order to the leting up alwives into sd pond that the town would grant them the privilidg of two or three pole breadth on Each side of sd strem ; of land down along sd strem soe far as the town Comons goeth ; which sd Request was granted to them & to stop the pond when it needs
Ways
At sd Meting the select men or any two of them are Apinted to lay out A highway from the sandy hill to Lakenham & from sandwedg Rooade A Mile & a half over dubble brooks towards Agawam
Grant to Will m Shurtleff
At A Town Meeting held at plimouth october 6 th 1701 At sd Meeting the Town Granted unto Left : William Shurtlif all the Meadow or Meadoish Ground Lying upon Samsons brook on both sydes therof betwen the Meadow of Josiah ffinney there & the Meadow laid out to hugh Colle & all the Comon Meadow betwen hugh Cooles & the bridg Above William Ellises for 18 pound in silver To be Expended for the defraying Town Charges At sd Meeting it voated That the surveiors have liberty to leave of the Comons in laying out of land where they Judg it Nessesary for Convenence for men to Come to their lands that they bent penned up voted that the land sold by abraham Jacson to Nathaniel War- ren lying on both sides the way to Lakenham sd Warren hath Liberty to take it all on the left hand of said way together
Nathaniel Warrens grant
At sd Meeting The town granted to Left : Bryant & fran- ces Cooke A persell of land that lyeth Adjoyning to their land att Billentons holes soe Caled About 15 or 16 acrees & leave it to the judgment of the surveiors of the Towne as to the worth of it & sd Money to be Improved for the defraying publick Charges of sd Town.
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[65.] September 22 1701
John Donham
Wee being desired To Renew The bounds of The forty acrees of land That was formerly Granted and Laid out To John Dounham senior of plimouth Betwen Colchester and Winatuxett The bounds are as ffolloweth on the Northwest Corner with a horn beam tree and a Red oak standing By Colchester Brook Both Marked and from thence Eight score Rod south and by West by divers Marked trees Till itt Comes to a greatt Maple Tree standing in a swamp Marked on 4 sides Which is The south west Corner bounds and from Thence 40 pole East and By south to a beach and horn Beam Tree Both Marked Which is The southeast Corner bound and from Thence To Extend North and by East Eight score Rod By Marked Trees till itt Comes to a horn beam tree Marked and from Thence Down to The Brook aforesd and Then to Run 40 pole Down the brook till it Meets With The bounds first Mentioned There was Allowance to The Lott above Mentioned for a Road or high Way 40 foot Wide Where itt now is laid out By us The Day above Mentioned
James Warren & William Shirtlef Surveighors
The Two ten Acrees of or Lotts of Land laid out to John Watson At popes Neck by vertue of Meadow his Grandfather had ther at the south Meadows are both in A Twenty acree lott & Joyning to his Meadow it is bounded as followeth (viz) on the southwest Corner with a Red oake tree standing by the Meadow & from thence to Extend 40 pole Northeast & by North to A pine Tree Marked on 4 sides & from thence to Extend Eighty pole Norwest & by west to an other pine Tree Marked on 4 sides with stones at the Roote of it & from thence to Extend forty poole southwest & by south to an other pine tree Marked and soe down to the Meadow & ther the Meadow to be the bounds on the southwest side
James Warren
William Shurtlif Surveyors
John Watson
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[66.] Att a Towne Metting Held at plimouth Deeember 8 1701 Juriors Chose To serve att The quarter seshions In sd De- eember are John Morton Ephraime Cole Jolin Churchell Eliazer Ring Thomas Morton & Stephen Barnabe : Att sd Metting It was orddered That The Town Clerk should Enter upon Town Record That Leuft Shirtlef hath paid the sum of Twenty Eight pounds for The sd towns use That Was Due from sd Shirtlef To sd Town For The hundred Acres of land sold by ye Town To sd Shirtlef Liing Att The south Meadows Betwen Beaver Damm Brook and Sothe Meadow River on The North side of sd River and For The Meadow or Meadowish Ground Liing upon sampsous Brook and The south Meadow River Which was sold unto sd shirtlef as upon Town Record doth and May appeare
The propriators of The Meadows of Saquash vis Georg Morton Claiming The one half in deale of all the Meadow or Mead- owish ground belonging to Saquaish And Nath Morton & The heirs of Josiah Morton deeeasd & Thomas Morton Claiming the other half of sd Meadow upon sd 1Island & being all Meett Together upon Saquash as Abovesd on the 2dd of July 1701 Have- ing all agreed to Make a division of sd Meadowish Ground into 2 parts or shares & to Cast Lots Who shall have Each part or 3 as Abovesd upon Which we The persons above named vis Georg Morton Nathaniel Morton Deceasd & Thomas Morton Haveing agreed and fixed boundereys in order to a Divission of sd Meadow as followeth Begining at The beach that leadeth to the stage point so Called We fixed a stak and a heap of stones and from Thence Rainging North Eastward By a Rang of stakes aCross The Meadow to a greatt pine Tree standing upon the beach Marked on 4 sides And Wee doe hereby Agree that all The Meadowish ground that falleth on either side of The Dividing Raing above Mentioned shall belong to and be Acounted his or their proper Interest Aeordding as These Lots should fall upon Which The Lots Were given forth and the Southeasterly Lott fell to Georg Morton & the other Lott To The above named Nath " Morton Thomas Morton and the heirs of Josiah Morton and it is hereby To be understod that all the Meadowish ground that fals Within the Rang of Either lots To the utmost Extent Thereof shall belong to the Lots in wich it fails In Testimony of our Joynt Concurance Hereunto We The above-
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