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granted to him the sd James Warren for six pounds in money weh sd 6 pounds the sd Warren hath already paid to the select men for the use of the town 30 Acrees of land on the west side of the aforesd brook Nere unto and to be laid out with the 30 acres of land Granted to him by the Town At the Generall grant on the 9 th of ffebruary last past
Att A Meeting of the Inhabitants & propriators of the Town of plimouth on the 7th of december 1702 Then the town Granted to Ephraim Morton senior one 110 Acrees of land at A place Called Clampudden plain for & in Consideration of six pounds which the sd Ephraim Morton hath already paid unto the select men of the Town for the towns use
[77.] The 6 acres of upland Granted unto John Eaverson by The Town of plimouth is bounded as followeth (viz) att The South- East Corner With a stake and a heap of stones and from thence 24 pole East To another stake and a heap of stones and from thence 40 pole North to a pine Tree Marked on 4 sides and so Down To his Meadow and from Thence 24 pole by The Meadow Westerly until Itt Comes unto His other Lands and his Land To bee The West bounds That he had of Stephen Bryant Sen This Was Laid outt By us The 23 rd of September 1701
pr James Warren William Shirtlef Surveighers
Att a Town Metting held att plimouth february 1 st 1703 The Grandjury Chosen for The yeare Were Calleb Lorein John foster Samuell fuller & John Clark ; The Juriors Chosen To Serve att The County Courtt Were John Mordo Abiall Shirtlef Josiah finey & Ebenazer Holmes
Att sd Metting The Town voatted to pay 1Mr Dyer six Acres of Meadow in pollopoda Cove Next To Will Rings Meadow
At sd Metting Itt was voatted Thatt The Land veued and sett outt To Mr bartlett James Clark & John Rickard shall be Re- corded upon Town Record acording To The Metes. & bounds Thereof Granted unto Adam Right 3 acres of Meadow on Colchies- ter brock If Itt be There to be had The Town Grantted unto Jo- siah finey Liberty To Run The Same poynt of Compas upon The
1 John Dyer followed Moses Hale as Teacher and succeeded Thomas Faunce in the office of Town Clerk in 1723.
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Southerly Side of his Land on Which he now Liveth as he dotl upon The Northerly side of sd Land provided There be Common There To be had and dont Infringe upon aney partickular Mans Right
Att sd Metting The town Granted unto Samuel Sonett Indian 200 acrees of Land Where he now Lives
[78.] The Land Granted unto Joseph bartlett sen by The town adjoyning to his other Lands at Mannomett ponds is Laid out and bounded as followeth begining att The south End of The fresh pond so Called & There bounded with a pine Tree Marked on 4 sides and from Thence To Run on a straight Line to a stake and a heap of stones about Itt at a place Called Churches Land- ing by the saltwater and from Thence Northward by the Watter side untill Itt Comes unto his other Lands and Then againe begining on The Northwest side of The fresh pond att a Little brook thatt issueth out of the pond and so allong The brook and swamp to a Red oak tree Marked on 2 sides and from thence athwort a small poynt of upland to a pine Tree Marked and so allong The swamp to another pine tree Marked and from the pine Tree West north west to a ditch and aLong The ditch to an arme of The maine brook and so down The maine brook till Itt Meets With his other Lands
John bradford Nath1 Morton
ffebruary 10th 170g then ye 28 acrees of land Granted to Jolin Bryant was laid out & bounded as ffolloweth (viz) with a small Red oak tree Marked on 4 sids which was peter Tomsons Northwest Corner bound of his 30 acre lott & from thence to Extend East half a pint southerly 28 pole to A pine tree Marked on 4 sids & from thence to Extend south half A pint Westerly to the land that was formerly John Cobbs & ther bounded by the west side of sd Cobbs land as ffarr as that goeth & then to A stake stuck into the Ground 165 pole distant from the pine tree before Mentioned & from sd stake to Extend west half a pint Northe.ily 28 pole to A pine tree Marked on 4 sids & from thence to Extend North half A pint Easterly by the Easterly side of the aforesd peter Tomsons land 165 pole till it Cometh to the bounds first Mentioned The 5 pole in length over Measur was allowed for the highway that goeth through sd land to bridgwater & also A way to lay through sd land to A hering ware
James Warren
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March The first 1702 The above Named John bryant paid unto The Sellect Men of The Town for The use of sd Town Two ponnd fiften shillings for sd Land above mentioned
Town officers
[79.] At A Town Meeting held at plimouth on the first day of March 1703 for the Choyce of Representatives & Town officers The select Men Were Major John Bradford Samuel Stirtevant & Nath : Morton, The Cunstables Chose at sd metting were John Barnes & Elisha Bradford. Thomas ffaunce Chosen Town Clerk Jacob Cooke & Eliazar Ring were Chosen Tithing Men The Grand Jury Chose to serve at the Superior Court are Left Nath: Southworth Left Jonathan Morey Elkath Cushman Eliazar Cushman & Samuel Lucas The Jurors for Tryals are Mer Joseph Bartlet deacon Wood Benoney Lucas Richard Seeres & Eliazar Morton. The Surveyors for the highwayes are John Morton Josiah ffinney James Howland Thomas Shirtlif Benoney Shaw & James Clarke Junior
Liberty to sell Indian Land
At sd Meting it was voted That Capt James Warren and Left Mory should sell the Indians land (viz) Ralph Jones soo much of his sd land as may pay for his Cure & the Town promiseth to give purchas Grant to thos that ye sd Warren & Mory shall sell it to for sd Indians use.
At sd Meeting Nathaniell Thomas proposed to the town to Make A Trough for the herings to goo through his mill dam into his mill pond & soe to keep his dam up at the season of the fishes going up which sd Mosion being Made the Town Aproved thereof & voted That in Case the sd Na- thaniel Thomas Make a throwfare for the fish abovesed that he shall keep up his mill dam at all seasons & doe herby forbid & prohibbitt any per- son from Taking or Killing aney alwives below sd Thomasses mill dam down stream to the sea on forfiture of 5 shillings a pec for aney that shall offend in this kind that soe the fish mite be pre- served if it mite be that they mite not be beaten out of the brook And doe Appointd an Request
Alewives not to be
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taken below the Mill
John dyer John foster & Richard seeres to have Inspection of this affaire and to forewarn persons of Trespasing on ye particulars above mentioned and to prosecute aney that shall offend in that kind the forfiture to be one half to the persons apointed to have the Inspection of this affare & the other half to the poore of the Town
At sd Meeting liberty was Granted to the Neighbours on the southerly End of the Town to fence from the southeast End of billentons sea down to finney meadow soe Called to prevent their Cattle going to the boggs
At sd Meeting the Inhabitants granted to Eliaz Ring 10 acres of land Joyning to his land Neere frances Cooks
a Confirma- tion of Land to Ephraim Cole
At sd meeting the town voted that Ephraim Cole hath A Confirmation of his Grand father Cols land on the southeast sid of Atwoods swomp which is Comonly known by the name of Cools feild & to be bounded out by the surveyors of the Town Ac- cording to the Raings of the old fence about sd land
[80.] At A Town meeting held at plimouth March 15th 1703 At sd meeting Capt James Warren was Chosen Representative to serve the Town At the General Court Now siting at Boston
At sd meeting the Town granted to Joseph Churchill & Eliazar Churchill that their land at the south ponds shall extend home to & be bounded by the pond on the southwest side of sd land
At sd meeting liberty is Granted to Major John Bradford to milk the pine Trees upon the Towns Comons from the head of blackwater to - Meadow & from duxbery bounds to Jones River & hath liberty to Imploy straingers lately Com from the westward upon sd Comons within sd limits upon Condition the sd Bradford doth give in bonds to the selectmen of the town to secure the town from Aney Charge yt may fall on sd town Respe sd per- sons & doo also Instruct Aney of said Inhabitants in what scill sd strainger hath in Milking the pines soe far as they are Capable of Instructing any
Joseph Churchell & Eleazer Churchell agent Bradford Major
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Sturtevant samuel Warren benjamin
in that Art At sd Meeting Samuel Sturtevant and benjamin Warren were Chosen & Aded to Major bradford Capt Warren & Liften William Shurtlif with what they were betrusted with Relating to the Comons of sd Town that they be not Intruderd on by aney particulars & that Aney 3 of the 5 persons May legaly act therin
Shaw Benoney
At sd Meeting About 3 quortors of An Acre of land be it more or less was Granted to Benoney Shaw Ly- ing upon the south East side of his 40 Acree Lott to Extend hom to the brook & soo bounded by the brook home.
Cole Ephraim
The Acree of land Granted to Ephraim Cole at the Town Meeting held At plimoutlı was laid out on the west side of the way that goeth to Nelsons brook 1 and bounded as ffolloweth to Extend from John Rickards land Northerly 4 pole in breadth & 40 pole in length at the 2 Northermost Corners with heaps of stones the length lyeth Neere southwest and North- east it was laid out the same day the sd Rickards land was laid out by us
James Warren Will Shurtlif surveyors
Reed pond Holmes Thomas
The Reed pond2 Granted to John holmes of plim- outh deceased on the 13 th of october 1667 was bounded the 17th of Aprill 1702 as followeth (viz) with A stake where John Nelsons Raing Cometh to the forsd pond & from sd stake to Extend southeast by two heapes of stones Neere the southeasterly End of the pond & then More Easterly to an other heape of stones Nere the Creek that Isueth out of sd pond & soe down to a heape of stones by A Rock & then the other part of the pond bounded by the beach Northerly & the aforesd holmes other land James Warren William Shurtlif
Surveyors
[81.] New plimouth october 7th 1701
The 10 Acrees of land laid out to George Bonam Junior belonging To Meadow his father had in ye lower
1 Nelsons Brook is Cold Spring Brook.
2 Reed Pond was an overflow of Cold Spring Brook near the point crossed by the Railroad.
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Bonam George
south Meadows is Bounded as ffolloweth (viz) on the Easterly End by the land or ffarme he now liveth on 40 pole & from his Eastermost bounds 32 pole Northeast & by East to A pine tree Marked on 4 sides & from thence to Extend 40 pole to A pine tree Marked stand- ing by the Way that Cometh from thence to Town & then by the Road or way 32 pole Southwest & by west to the bounds first mentioned & 2 Acrees More by his house betwen the way and the Meadow
James Warren William Shurtlif
Surveyors
Widow patience Holmes
The half Acre of land Granted to the Widow pa- tienee holmes by the Town of plimouth was laid out on the Westward side of ye Way Towards the first brook on the 26 of Aprill 1703 it is in length About 10 pole Northwest & Southeast & in Wedthi about 8 pole Northeast & Southwest & at Each Corner A stake drove in the ground About A Rod & a half from the land deacon Nathaniell Wood had of The Town Aforesd
James Warren Will Shurtlif Surveyors
Att a Town Metting Held att plimouth Aprill ye 26 th 1703 Mr Nathaniell Thomas Was Chosen Representative att sd Metting Capt JJames Warren was Chosen Comishener
Know all men by these presents That we Samuel barrows and John Tincom both of the Town of Middlebery in the County of plimouth in New England being Joynt parteners in A Certain parcell of Meadow lying and being upon both sides of the River Called the south Meadow River in the Township of pli- month in the County aforesd which sd parcell of meadow is bounded up streame by the meadow yt was formerly William har- lows & Down stream it is bounded by the Meadow of Nathaniel Morton Whereof we have Now by mutuall Agreement Divided sd percell of meadow Equally betwen us haveing Respect to quallity as well as to the quantety as followeth (viz) Namely We pitched A Raing of staks ACross sd meadow and we doe by these presence Mntualy agree that all yt part of sd parsell of meadow lieth up streame from sd Raing of stakes shall belong unto sd Samuel Bar- rows and his heires and assignes for Ever And all the part of sd
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parsel of Meadow which lveth Down strem from sd Raing of stakes shall belong unto sd John Tinckom and to his heires and assignes for Ever Now the aforsd Rainge of stakes thus sett and the Divis- ion thus made we Doe mutualy agree shal stand and Remaine as a full settlement us and our heires and assignes for Ever In Witnes Wherof we the aforsd Samuel Barows and John Tinkom have herunto sett our hands and seales this 28 Day of March one Thousand seaven hundred and Nine
Signed and sealed in the presence of Ephram Wood Isaac howland
Samuel Barrows sel () John Tinkom ()
[82.] Att ye Town Metting Last Mentioned The Inhabitants of plimouth voatted Thatt all ve Seder Swamp Throughout ve township shall Bee Divided and Laid out Acording To ye Direc- tions following Thatt Is To Say yt all old propriators and other Inhabitants of ve age of 21 years yt are Free holders and house Keepers Born Within ve Town shall have Each of y" a full share Also ye other of The Inhabitants Viz Male Children which Were born in ve Town and Doe Reside Now in Itt who have Arived unto ve Age of 21 years shall have Each of ym half A share : And That all such Other Inhabitants That Doe Sucksed aney of ve Ancient propriators To have a full share Unles Such Ancient In- habitant have A Son Come in upon his Wright and yt Noe person To have More Then a Single share Though he May have More old propriators Rights Then one And yt The Children of such persons Who are Dead and Would by this Voate have had a right had he bin Liveing viz : Such Children Who are under The Age of 21 years shall have ye Right yt Was Their fathers That Is To say a full Right and That No person upon anes prettence whatsoever shall have Aney share Exept They Reside Now in ve Town Ex- cept The Children under Age afore Mentioned And Such persons who have in ve Town a Farm Containing An 100 Acres of Tillage Leased out With A Tennant upon Itt Though himself Nott Now Residing in ve Town To have a full share Also re Town made Choice of Leiut Jacob Tomson To be Theire Surveigher To Lay out The Ceder swamps in sd Town acording To ve Method above- mentioned Att sd Metting Major John Bradford and John Stirte- vant Were Chosen and Apoynted by ve sd Inhabittants Their
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Agents or Trustes To Assist Leut Tomson in Laying out sd swamps and To se ye orders of ye Town Relating To Aney Tres- pas Done upon The Ceder Timber in sd swamps Duly Executted and To prosecute aney yt shall ofend in ye breach of sd Towns or- ders Respecting The Swamp and Timber
Itt is further voatted by ye Inhabittants yt If aney of ye Inhabitants Shall Cut aney Seder Timber from ye Dates Last Men- tioned To ye first of august Next in aney of the Seder Swamp Within ye Township shall forfeitt Their Shares in sd swamp and aney other yt shall presume To Cutt aney Seder Timber in sd swamp yt Is not a propriator Shall forfeit 20 Shillings per Tree and yt Those Swamps To be Laid out betwen This and The first of August Next Itt Was Voatted also yt There shall be 5 shares Laid out in one Lott and yt ye persons Laying out sd swamp shall have Respeckt To Equalise sd Shares both in quantity and qual- lity as nere as may be and yt Every propriator shall bear ye Charg of Laying outthis one Lott or share
[83.] At A Town Meeting held att plimouth on the 24 th of May 1703 for the Choyce of Jurors which were Samuul Waterman ffrances Cook Thomas Holmes & Edmond Tilson
Att this Meeting it was voted by the Inhabitants that ye Laying out of ye Ceder Swomps shall be suspended until the next winter & that none of the Inhabitants shall Cutt aney Green Ceder trees in aney of the Ceder Swomps untill sd swomps be devided if the Town proceed to a division of sd swomps on forfiture of 20 shillings per tree & Chose & appointed Major Jolin Bradford John Stirtevant francis Cook Benjamin Warren & Bennejah pratt to have Inspec- tion of this affair those last mentioned were added to those Chose by the town at a town Meeting on the 16th of ffebruary 1693 for the like service
Mer Isaac Cushman Benjamin Soule
At sd Meeting a certain Tract of land lying Neere to lands belonging to Mer Isaac Cushman & Benjamin Soule where they Now live if it Exceed Not 18 acres is granted unto sd Cushman & Soule on Condition that they ye sd Cushman & Sole allow of a suficiant Roade to be laid out by the select men of the Town through their other lands for the use of the Neighbours there & Travilors as they may have ocasion The Road through the sd souls land is alReady laid out as on town Record doth Appeare
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Jacob Cooke
At this Meting May 24 1703 sheepe pastor
Jacob Cooke is Granted all the Comou land lying without the bounds formerly sett by Capt Thomas Southworth unto Mer Joseph Bradfords 100 acres of land at Jons River & within the bounds serce sett by Tho : ffaunce for five pounds in Money
It was voated by the Inhabitants of the Town That all the Comon land 1 yt lyeth within A mile & half upon A square Every way distant from the head of Cobbs Meadow soe Caled ; which sd Meadow lyeth betwen Munks hill and annasnappet shall ly for A perpetuall Comon for Ever Excepting only meadows swomps & swompy Ground or land & whereas sundry of the In- habitants of sd town have subscribed to an agrement to have their sheepe keept in A General fflock on the sd perpetuall Comons & to build a house for a shepard to dwell in & liberty for the sheapard for the time be- ing to brok up fence & Improve 20 Acrees of land for the Generall benifit of the owners of the sd flock on Aney part of the aforsd Comons also aney other free- holder of the town hath liberty to Joyn with those who have already subscribed aney time within 3 years from the date herof Next & to have the like priviledg w th them he or they paying their proportion of the Charge for the shepards wages house folds etc Acording to the number of sheepe they shall have keept in sd flock also aney other free holder of sd town who shall se cause to put their sheepe in the Generall flock at any time herafter shall have liberty & an Equall share in sd house folds (etc) & privilidg of Comonage provd he or they pay to those who are the first undertakers the [84.] Charge of this present year for the first yeare their sheepe go in the Generall flock after the sam Rate pr head as the first undertakers pay for this pres-
1 The head of Cobb's meadow is at the easterly end of a grassy meadow now owned by Albert Benson a short distance south of the road leading from Parting Ways to Plympton. The sheep pasture extended a mile and a half each way from this point, including a lot of three miles square. A part of it was within the present bounds of Plympton, Kingston and Carver. On its southerly side it extended across the Carver road and nearly over to the South Meadow road. One of the wood lots within the bounds is still called the " Shepherd's Tent lot." It was finally abandoned as a sheep pasture, and in 1784 the town voted to sell it. The towns of Plympton and Kingston, which had been incorporated in 1707 and 1726 respectively, put in claims for a share, but it was finally decided that they had no interest in it, and the whole was sold in lots at various times by the town of Plymouth.
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ent year for the shepards wages house folds (etc) also yt noe person what soever shall have more sheepe go in the sd flock at aney time hearfter then proportionall with other subscribers according to the number he or they put in the first yeare & alsoe yt Noo person may have herafter aney sheepe goo on sd perpetuall Com- ons other then such as shall Joyn with the first under- takers their heires or assigns or pay pro Rate for their sheepe as aforsd provided and its ye In tent of this voate that the first undertakers or those yt are Con- serned in sd flock the first 3 years shall build a shep- ards house & shepe folds & also fold their flock of shepe the first 3 years somers on sd perpetuall Com- ons for the benifit of the Generall acording to Each mans propo : in order to bring sd Commons to gras
Harlow Will : Senior his Ten acree Lott
The 10 Acrees of land Granted to William harlow senior deceased By vertue of his haveing Meadow at the lower south Meadows was laid out at the south Meadows by pollopody Cove & is bounded as followeth with A white oak bush on the southwest Corner which was the Corner bounds of George Mortons 10 acre lott & from thence to Extend Northwest half a pint Northerly 28 pole to a pine bush Marked & from thence to Extend Neere Northeast 52 Rod till it Cometh against the head of the Cove abovesd & then Easterly down to the Cove & then southwest 32 Rod by the Cove to a white oak bush which was abraham Jacsons Corner bounds & ther bounded by the sd Jacsons and George Mortons land Neere southwest till it Comes to the bounds first Mentioned leaveing A way to goe to the Meadows By us the 3ª of Aprill 1702 James Warren
Will : Shurtliff surveiors
The 20 Acres of Land Granted To John Brad- ford Junior ye 31 of august 1702 Was Laid outt on ye Southwest Side of Jonses River ye 23 of September 1702 and bounded as followeth viz on ye Northerly Corner wth a Red oak Standing by ye River and from Thence To Extend south and by East about 18 pole by ye Land yt Capt John
John Brad d Jun Lott
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Bradford bought of ye Town To a pine Tree Marked on 4 sides standing in ye Raing of ye aforesd Land and from Thence To Extend South- east by East Till Itt Comes To Sam" bradfords Land Till Itt Comes to Jonses River and Then Neare Northeast Till Itt Comes To ye bounds first Mentioned
James Warren & William Shirtleff Surveyers
[85.] Att a Town Metting held att plimouth September 12 th 1703 Att sd Metting ye Juriors Chosen Were Caleb Lorein Benj Eaton James barnabe & John Watson
Att sd Metting Itt was voated by ye Inhabittants of ye Town To allow unto 1 Mr Ephraime Little our present Minester sixty pounds for his Sallery for This present yeare Which is To Commence from ye 15 th of May Last past and wch hath since sd Term bin Contrebutted To goe Towards sd sum and Whatt fals shortt of 60 pounds by Way of Contrebution To be forthwith Levied by Rate upon ye Inhabittants of this Lower Sosiaty & ye Inhabittants To be Notified by ye Cunstable What Each Mans proporttion is of sd sum-And ye Town Doe further Voate To Keep up Theire Weekly Contrebutton & Each Inhabittant Con- trebutting is To Mark his money Which he shall Contrebute- Which shall be substractted out of his Rate att ye Close of ye yeare ;
The Town further Voatte yt all Moneys Contrebuted unmarked shall be Acounted Strangers Money and shall be Allowed To Their Minester over and above 60 pounds ye sd Sum To be paid in money or provishions at money price
Att sd Metting Itt Was Voatted To Make a Rate Towards ye Defraying Town Charges To be paid by ye first of december Next Ensueing ye Date abovsd The Town Charges are as fol- loweth
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1 Rev. Ephraim Little of Marshfield, a graduate at Harvard in 1695, was settled over the First Church in 1699, and continued in the ministry until his death November 23, 1723.
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for ye Releif of ye pore
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To M' Mordo for a Lather 1 and Lock
Att sd Metting William Shirtlef and Nath Thomas Were apointed and Desired To prosecute JJohn Cole for Trespasing upon ye Towns Intrest of Sedg ground viz ye Town pond given by ye Inhabitants for ye use of ye Minestrey
Voatted yt Capt Warren & Leiut Shirtlef shall vew a per- sel of Land Desired by Deacon Wood and To Make a Reportt thereof To The Town in order To a Grant from ye Town to him
Abiel Shurtleff
Granted to Abiall Shirtlef 20 Acres of Land Nere about ye South Meadow on Consideration of Sum Loss Sustained by him With Refferance To a bar- gaine Made With ye Selleck Men about building a bridg over Jonses River
Tho : Doty
Granted To Deacon Tho : Clark and Will harlow a slip of Common Liing betwen There Lotts att Manno- ment ponds To Each of Them a like proportion Granted To Tho. Doty on ye westward of his fathers Land To Extend To a Slow for ye Convenience of water not to Exced a Quarter of an acre
Robert Ransom
[86.] There is seaven Acrees of Meadow laid out for Robert Ransom at the south meadows on both sides the River Caled the south meadow River bounded as fol- loweth on the East Corner a Maple tree marked & on the North Corner a spruce tree marked & from thence Runing 30 Rood down the River to a small white oake marked & from thence Crossing the River Eastward to A black oake Marked More of upland laid out for Joshia & Robert Ransom on the Eastward side of the River 10 Acrees of upland bounded as followeth on the Northward Corner with A pine tree marked from thence Runing Eastward 40 Rod to a small Red oake marked from thence Runing southward 40 Rood to a pine tree marked standing in A swompe & from thence Rainging Northward 40 pole to A black oake tree marked which is southward Corner bounds of the Meadow laid out for Robert Ransom May 27 pr
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