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mr Francis Sawyer on the Right of his father William Saw- yer 18
Joseph Kinsmon on the Right of his father Robert Kinsmon John gains on the Right of Samuel Taylor- -
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Benjamin Pearson on the Right of Jonathan Verey - 21
Dean Samuel Moody on the Right of Benjamin Verey 22
John Newmarch on the Right of his father Zacheas New- march 23
John Brown on the Right of his father John Brown 24
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Jonathan Easmon on the Right of his father Thomas Easmon 25
Joseph: Pike on the Right of Thomas Smith 26 Solomon Giddins on the Right of his father John Gidding - 27
Emerson Cogswell on the Right of Edward Cogswell 28
A RAING OF LOTS KNOWN BY THE LETTER : E : No
Enoch Titcomb on the Right of Edmund Brown - - 1
John Hobson on the Right of his father John Hobson 2 3
Joseph Gerish Esqr on the Right of Jabes Musgro - Isaac Appleton on the Right of Nicholas Richardson -
Nathan Simons on the Right of Daniel Lad - 5 Joseph Coffin on the Right of Nathaniel Keene -
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Stephen Emerson on the Right of his father Nathanael Emerson
Ephraim Dow on the Right of his father Thomas Dow - mr Joseph Parker on the Right of Daniel Ruff - John Baker on the Right of his Grand father John Baker - 10
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Samuel mugrig on the Right of Samuel Hutchinson
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Alexsander Lovel on the Right of John Lovel John Harvey on the Right of Samuel Hadley - Jolin Corser on the Right of Samuel Hill -
Samuel Walker on the Right of Leins Jonathan Movers -
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Jolin Sadler on the Right of Abial Sadler - - - - 16
m" Aquila Jewett on the Right of Samuel Kneeland
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Moses Mitchel on the Right of William Knowlton - 18 Jolin Hobson on the Right of Joseph Rose - -- 19 Richard Swan on the Right of his father Robert Swan - 20 21
John Fowle Junr on the Right of Edward Coleut
Seth Storer on the Right of his father Seth Storer -
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John Denison on the Right of his father John Denison - Marey Mitchel on the Right of her father John Mitchell- Jonathan Pickard on the Right of his Grandfather John Pickard -
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Crisp Bradburey on the Right of Richard Swan - - Timothy Palmer on the Right of his father Thomas Pahner - 27
Thomas Burnom on the Right of his father James Burnom -
A RAING OF LOTS KNOWN BY THE LETTER : F : No
Stephen Hidden on the Right of Richard Brier 1
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John Emerey on the Right of his father Jonathan Emerey - - 2 Stephen Smith on the right of Petor Emons 3 Henerey Bodwell 4 5 6
William Boynton on the right of his father Joshua Boynton - Christifor Bartlet on the Right of his father Christifor Bart- let -
Ephraim Fits on the Right of Samuel Parse - 7
John Brown & John Gains on the Right of Thomas Sparks - Ebenezer Smith on the Right of Christifor Kenistone - Jonathan Davis on the Right of his father John Davis - - Samuel Stickney on the Right of his father John Stickney - 11 John Martin on the Right of his father John Martin - - 12
A RAING OF LOTS KNOWN BY THE LETTER : G :
mr Israel Read on the Right of Daniel Rolf 1
Nathanael Potter on the Right of Edmond Potter
Dea" Joseph Kingsburey on the Right of Thomas Kings- burcy -
Gershom Fraizer on the Right of Hugh Gallaway - John Crescey on the Right of Cornelious Davis -
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mr Jonathan Jewett on the Right of his father Joseph Jewett - 6
Timothy Sheapard on the Right of his Grand father John Sheapard 7
Francis Pickard on the Right of Samuel Kneeland -- 8
An accompt of the wedth of the afore mentioned Lots bee- ing the first Devision as foloweth beeing Returned by the Sur- ueyar and Comittee who Laid out Said Lots The Lots Known by the Letters A B F and G are Sixteen Rods wide Each and the Lots Known by the Letters C D and E are Twenty Rods wide Each and the ways Running Southeast and North West are all Eight Rods wide Except the way be tween the Raingis of Lots Known by the Letter B and C which is to be but four Rods wide and the way between the Rainges of Lots Known by the Letters F and G are to be Eight Rods and the ways between the Said F and G Lots that Runneth Lengthways of Said Lots are but four Rod
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wide and all the other ways that Runeth Northeast & South- west are but four Rods wide
And the Said first Devision Lots are to begin their Number at the End of Each Raing as is hereafter Set forth the Lots Known by the Letters A B and Care to begin their Number at the Southeast End and the Lots Known by the Letters D and E are to begin their Number at the Northwest End and the Lots Known by the letters F and G are to begin their Number at the Northerly End of Each Raing
At a Leagal meeting of the Propriators of the Township Called No 1 Laying on the East Side of Saco River belonging to the Narraganset Grantees held the 24th Day of may Ano 1736 M' Jonathan Fellows was Chosen moderator for that meeting
At the above Said meeting voated that no wood or timber Shall be Cut or Carreyed of or from any of the undevided Land belonging to Said Township under the penallty of the Law in Such Case maid and provided where persons Cut or Carrey of that have no right
then by a voate the propriators Adjourned Said meeting to munday the thirty first Day of this Instant may at twelve of the Clock
At a Leagal meeting Held the 31st of may anno 1736 by Adjornment and at Said meeting voated that there be Twen- ty pounds in bills of Publick credet paid to Each propriator to the No of ten who shall now apear to buld a House of the Contents of Eighteen feet Square and Seven feet Stud on his Lot in Sd Township and finish the Same So as to make the Same Tennantable at or before two years be Ended next aftor the Date hereof & Clere four acres of Land fit for mowing within the Said two years and when it apears that the Said ten or any one of them have bult his house then he or they that have bult Shall Receive ten pound and the other ten pounds as Soon as it Doth appear that they or any one of
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them have bult or Cleared Said Land Shall Receive ten pounds
and the names of the ten propriators that apeared at the Said meeting to perform the above Service of Bulding Housis and Clearing Land are as foloweth Dear Jonathan Fellows Sam- uel Ingals John Bartlit Timothy Currier Joseph Coffin Timo- thy Sheapord m' Daniel Hale Benjamin Woodmon Dea? James Chute Samuel Stickney
At the above Said meeting Dean Samuel Moody Colonel Joseph Gerish Capt Abraham Adams Dea" Jonathan Fel- lows mr Francis Sawyer m' John Gains & John Hobson or the major part of them was Chosen a Comitte to manage ye prudential affairs of the Said Propriators
At the above Sd meeting it was voated that Each propria- tor Shall Pay the Sum of Fourty Shillings to the propriators Colectors at or before Six months be Ended next aftor the Date of this meeting for the payment of the ten propriators that have apeared to Settle in Sd Township
At a Leagal meeting of the Propriators of the Township Called No 1 Laying on the Fast Side of Saco River Granted to the Narraganset Soldiers held the fourth Day of April Ano 1737 Joseph Gerish Esqr was Chosen moderator
At a Leagal meeting of the Propriators of the Township Granted to the Narraganset Soldiers Laying on the East Side of Saco River held the 17th Day of may Ano 1737 mr Jona- than Fellows was Chosen moderator
Voted that the Sd meeting be adjourned to the 30th Day of this Instant may to be held at Capt Hales Inholder in New- bury falls at twelve of ye Clock on Sd Day
The Propriators of Sd Township beeing met on the 30th Day of may according to the afore Said Adjournment from the 17th Day of may 1737 made Choyee of mr Aron Potter Clerk for this meeting
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Voted that if any Persons to the No of thirty of Said Pro- priators will apear to give Eighty Pound bond Each to Cap! William Elsley Treasurer for Said Propriators or his Suckses- sor in that office that they will Settle their Lots in Said Town- ship agreeable to the Conditions of the Grant made by the Great & General Court at or before Tow years be Ended next aftor the Date hereof: and when Each Settler hath bult his house & Cleared his Land according to Said grant and when Sd House is bult & finished fit to Dwell in then Such Settler Shall be Intitled to Receive Twenty Pounds out of Said Pro- priators money to be paid by Said propriators Treasurer & Twenty pounds more when they have Cleared Said Lands : & when Said House or Houses Shall be bult and Said Land fenced & Clered then the Said Settlers are to Settle a fameley in Each House who are to Continue there for & During the Space of Seven years next aftor the bulding Said House : and Each of Said Settlers that have more then one right in Said Township to bare an Equal proportion in paying part of Said forty pounds for Each Right they have in Said Township one- ly that Right they Settled on to be Excepted from Such Pay- ment Such Settlement to be made within Two years from the first of Sepember next aftor the Date of this meeting
Voted for the Incouragement of Settling the Narraganet Township No one the Sum of forty pounds in bills of Publick Crelet to Each person to Carrey on & perform the Condition of the Propriators vote at this meeting which No agreed to : to Settle is to be thirty & when they have performed there du- ty agreed to then they are Intitled to Draw the money agreed on by Sd Propriators
Voted that the Sum of Twelve hundred pounds Le assessed as the propriators of the Narraganset Township No one & paid in-to ye Propriators Treasurer in order to pay to the Thirty persons or those of them that Shall Carrey on & perforin the Conditions of the Propriators Vote Exclusive of those of the Thirty that have Listed to Settle & if any of the Thirty Should
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fail of performing their Ingagement that the bonds they are bound in to the Propriators Treasurer for the true performance thereof if forfited Should accrue to those of the thirty yt do Carrey on & fullfill there articles agreeable to the Propriators vote
Voted that the Sum of Six hundred Pounds part of the afore Said Twelve hundred pounds be assessed on ye Pro- priators of the Narraganset Township No one Exclusive of the Thirty that are to Settle & to have the Same Paid in to the propriators Treasurer by the first of December next Ensuing
Voted that the other Sum of Six hundred pounds be as- sessed on the propriators of the Narraganset no one Exclusive of the Thirty that are to Settle : & pay the Same into the propriators Treasurer at or before the first Day of December in the year 1738 -
Voted that mr Thomas Bartlet of Newbury be one of the assessors to assess the Sums Voted on the Said Propriators of Said Township
Voted that Capt John Hobson of Rowley & m' Emer- son Cogswell of Ipswich be aded to m' Bartlet to make the assessment on the sd propriators of Said Township
Voted that there be a Committee Chosen in the thirty Set- tlers to Releve any Person of the thirty that hapen to have Lots not Conveniant to buld on that they are to Lay him or them out another as the Committee may think Conneniant in the undevided Land they Relinquishing their first Draft
Voted for the Committee Jonathan Fellows Samuel Chase Richard Thurston
Voted that any two of the now thirty that are to Settle are Impowared to prosecute any Person or persons that Shall pre- sume to Cut or Carry of any Timber unjustly that they are Impowared to prosecute them at the Propriators Charge - -
Voted that Jonathan Fellows Richard Thuston & Samuel Chase be a Committee to vew and Judg when those persons of the Thirty have Compleated there work agreeable to the
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propriators vote that any two of Said Committee giving Said persons under their hands that they Shall be Intitled to draw their money out of the propriators treasurey
voted to the thirty that have agreed to Settle that there be Liberty granted & given them or any of them to Settle that do buld a good Sawmill that the property of Said mill and Stream be to those that Shall be at the Charge & Cost of Sd mill for them and their heirs forever
Voted that the Thirty that have agreed to Settle : that their bonds be Lodged with Capt William Elsley by the Last of July next Ensuing
At a Leagal meeting of the propriators of the Township No one granted to the Narraganset Soldiers Laying on the East Side of Saco River held the 19th day of July 1738 at SI meeting m' Jonathan Fellows was Chosen Moderator for Sd meeting
Voted that Inasmuch as that the Said Propriators at their meeting may the 30th 1787 gave Liberty to any person or per- sons of the thirty Settlers to build a mill i Said Township but gave no direction on what Stream Said mill Should be bult therefore it was vote;l & declared that if any person or persons Shall bull a mill on any of the undevided land in Said Township they Shall not buld on any other Stream then on Saco River untill the further order of Said Propriators
at Said meeting Voted that Their shall be Twelve hundred pounds in bills of Credet old Tenure or proportionable in new assessed on the propriators of Said Township according to their Intrest therein Exclusive of the thirty Settlers who are to be free from Such assessment & Said money to be paid to the Colectors apointed to Colect the Same & by Sd Colectors paid to the Propriators Treasurer & by Said Treasurer Paid for Such uses as are hereaftor mentioned namely to Each Propriator who Shall Perform the Conditions of the vote made by Said Propriators at their meeting held by adjorn- ment on the 30th day of may 1737 Respecting bulding &
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Clearing their Land : and the Remainder of Said money to Lay in the Treasurers Hands to be disposed of as Said Pro- priators Shall order
Voted that Said assessment be made as Soon as may be & Said money to be gathered by the Colectors whose names are as foloweth Voted that Edmund Greenleaf Jun" of the Town of Newbury be & is hereby Impowared to gather the money due from all the Propriators of or belonging to the Town of Newbury & all others on the northerly Side of merimeck River & Stephen Mighill to gather all the money of the propriators who are Inhabitants of the Town of Rowley & mr John Brown of Ipswich to gather all the money due from any of the Inhabitants of the Town of Ipswich with others agreeable to the List Comitted to Each Colector to gather and to pay in and accompt with the propriators Treasurer for all the money they Shall Receive as Colectors & make up his accompt of Such Colector with Sd Treasurer on or before the fifteenth day of December Next after the date hereof
Voted that Mr Daniel Hale Mr Jonathan Fellows & John Hobson be assessor to Levey the Tax or Asessment maid & granted to be Laid on each Propriator at the above Sd meeting
at the above Said meeting Dea" Jonathan Fellows Samuel Ingals William Gage & Pelatiah Kinsman or any one of them are fully Impowared to prosecute any person or persons that Shall Cut or Carrey of any wood or Timber from any of Said Propriators undevided Land
Voted that if any of the Thirty Settlers that was admitted for Settlement at the Last meeting Shall Neglect to give in there bonds for Settlement to the proprietors Treasurer till aftor the tenth day of august next aftor the date of this meet- ing then it Shall be in the Liberty of Said Treasurer to take bonds of any of Ed propriators for Settlement who shall be Intitled to the money granted for Settlement and the Persons Neglecting Shall be Debarred & their Lots pay their propor-
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tion to the money to be raised for Settlement that Shall not give bond for Settlement-and others that do give bond for Settlement be Excused from Such payment
At a Leagal meeting of the propriators of the Township Called No one held the fift Day of September 1738 Samuel Moody Esq' was Chosen moderator for that meeting-
At Sd meeting Voted that their be a Second Devision in Said Township which is to be Sixty acres to Each Right & when Sd Lots are Laid out then Each Propriator to Draw their Lot
at Sd meeting Voted that it Samuel Chase, Joseph Wood- mon & John Brooks or the major part of them be a Commit- tee fully Impowared to Lay out the Second Devision Lots according to the above Vote
At a Leagal meeting of the Propriators of the Township granted to the Narraganset Soldiers Called No one held the 8th Day of November 1738
At Said Meeting in' Jonathan Felows was Chosen moder- ator for Said meeting
Voted at Said meeting that each Propriator Shall pay Twenty three Shillings for each Lot before he be admitted to Draw and Each propriator Shall Declare on what origonal Right he draws his Lot and the Clerk Shall make entry thereof
Voted that Jonathan Fellows Isaac Appleton & John Hol,- son or the Major Part of them be a Committee fully Impor- ared to make Sale of any of Said Propriators Land in Said Township that shall neglect to pay his proportion of the money Granted for Laying out the Second Devision in Said Township unto the propriators Treasurer or propriaters Clerk within one month Next aftor the Date of this Meeting then the Said Committee or the major part of them are to observe the Directions of the Law in making Such Sail
Voted that the Propriaters Clerk be Impowared to keep the
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undrawn Lots and admit persons to Draw the Persons draw- ing Such Lots to Declare on what origonal Right they Draw in the Second Devision and to deliver the money he Receives for Such draufts unto the Committee that Laid out the Said Second Devision
at the above Said Meeting the Return of the Committee that Laid out the Second Devision of Lots was alowed and accept- ed and ordered to be Recorded With the adition anexed there- unto and is as foloweth whereas we the Subscribers hereof were Chosen a Committee by the Propriators of the Town- ship granted to the Narraganset Soldiers Called No one Laying on the Easterly Side of Saco River at a Leagal Propriators meeting Holden in Newbury on the fift Day of September Anº 1738 to make a Second Devision in Said Township that is to Layout and bound one hundred and Twen- ty thre Lots Sixty acres in Each Lot and we the Said Com- mittee have Laid out and bounded one Hundred and Twenty three Lots Sixty acres in Each Lot in Said Township and Drawed a plan of the Same as follows viz begins at a Beach marked with the Letter A standing about Twenty Rods to the Eastward of the Raing of the first Devision and Runs from thence Northwest 40 Rods to a Hemlock marked 4 Sids & No 1 & from thence 40 Rods to an Elm tree marked 4 Sids
No 2 and from thence 40 Rods to a white ash marked 4 Sids No 3 and from thence 40 Rods to a white Pine No 4 and from thence 4 Rods for a Highway to a maple tree marked four Sids and from thenee 40 Rods to a Pople tree marked 4 Sids and No 5 and from thence 40 Rods to a whit pine marked 4 Sids and No 6 and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak tree marked 4 Sids No 7 and from thence 40 Rods to a white pine maaked 4 Sids and No 8 and from thence 4 Rods for a High way to a white ash marked 4 Sids and from thence 40 Rods to a maple marked on 4 Sids & No 9 and from thence 40 Rods to a Pople marked on 4 Sids & No 10 from thence 40 Rods to a Hornbeam marked 4 Sids & No 11 &
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from thence 40 Rods to a maple tree marked 4 Sids No 12 & from thence 4 Rods to a maple marked four Sides for a High way and from thenee 40 Rods to a Maple marked on 4 Sides & No 13 and from thenco 40 Rods to a beach marked on 4 Sides & No 14 and from thence 40 Rods to a white burch marked on 4 Sids & No 15 and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak marked on four Sides & No 16 & from thence 4 Rods for a Iligh way to a maple tree marked 4 Sides and from thence 40 Rods to a popple tree marked 4 Sids & No 17 and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak tree marked on 4 Sids & No 18 and from thence 3 of a mile upon a Northeast Course to a white oake tree marked on four Sides and from thence four Rods Northeast for a Highway to a maple tree marked on 4 Sids then beginning at a Pitch pine tree marked 4 Sids and Letter B : Standing thequarters of a mile & four Rods Northwest of the Maple tree first Mentioned and Runs Southeast 40 Rods to a Read oak Stake marked on four Sides & No 1 and from thence 40 Rods to a popple marked on 4 Sids & No 2 and from thence 40 Rods to a willow marked on 4 Sids & No 3 and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak mark- ed on 4 Sids & No 4 and from thence four Rods to a Read oak for a High way marked on four Sids and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak marked four sids & No 5 and from thence 40 Rods to a maple marked on four sids & No 6 and from thence 40 Rods to a Pople marked on 4 Sids No 7 & from thence 40 Rods to a maple marked on four Sids & No 8 and from thence four Rods for a Highway to a Hemlock tree marked on four Sides and from thence 40 Rods to a hemlock Tree marked on 4 Sids No 9 & from thence 40 Rods to a white burch marked on four Sids & No 10 & from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak marked on 4 Sides & No 11 and from thence 40 Rods to a Read tree marked on four Sids & No 12 and from thence four Rods for a High way to a Read oak Tree marked on 4 Sids and from thence 40 Rods to a Read oak Tree marked on 4 Sids and No 13 & from thence 40 Rods
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to a maple Tree marked on 4 Sids & No 14 & from thence 40 Rods to a white pine marked on 4 Sides & No 15 & from thence forty Rods to a maple tree marked on four Sids & No 16 & from thence four Rods for A Highway to a beach Tree Marked on four Sids and from thence 40 Rods to a Stake marked on four Sids and No 17 and from thence forty Rods to a fir tree marked four Sids & No 18 and from thence 40 Rods to a Hemlock Tree marked four Sids & No 19 & from thence 40 Rods to a maple marked on four Sids & No 20 and from thence four Rods to a white pine marked on four Sides for a Highway and from thence 40 Rods to an ash marked on 4 Sids & No 21 and from thence to a Stake marked four sids & No 22 and from thence forty Rods to a maple tree marked 4 Sids & No 23 and from Thence forty Rods to a Pople marked on four Sids & No 24 and from thence four Rods for a High way to a beach tree marked four Sids and from thence forty Rods to maple marked 4 Sids No 25 & from thence forty Rods to beach tree marked on 4 Sids & No 26 & from thence 40 Rods to a bass wood Tree marked 4 Sids No 27 & from thence forty Rods to a Hemlock Tree marked four Sids & No 28-And from thence Northeast Threequar- ters of a mile to a Hemlock marked on four Sids C The forty Six Lots before mentioned Runs from their Corner bounds which is mentioned Northeast Threequarters of a mile to trees marked on four Sids upon Each Corner of Each Lot which Trees Stands forty Rods Distance one from the other by the High way Now beginning at the Hemlock Last mention- cd & Runs Northeast four Rods to a fir Tree marked on four Sids & Letter : C : and Runs from thence Northwest Sixty Rods to a maple tree marked 4 Sids & No one & from thence Sixty Rods to a black ash marked on 4 Sids No 2 & from thence 60 Rods to a Read oak marked on four Sids & No 3 & from thence 4 Rods to a fir tree marked on 4 Sids and from thence Sixty Rods to a white pine Tree marked on four Sids & No 4 & from thence Sixty Rods to a beach marked 4 Sids & No 5
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& from thence Sixty Rods to an Elm tree marked 4 Sids end No 6 & from thence four Rods to a maple tree marked 4 sils and from thence Sixty Rods to a black ash Tree mark? on four Sids & No 7 & from thence Sixty Rods to a Read oak tree marked on four sides & No 8 and from thence Sixty Rods to a white pine marked on four Sids & No 9 & from thence four Rods for a High way to a tree marked on four Sids & from thenee Sixty Rods to a beach marked 4 Sids & No 10 & from thence to a beach Sixty Rods marked four Sids & No 11 & from thence Sixty Rods to a beach tree marked on four Bids No 12 & from thence four Rods to a burch marked on four Sids for a high way & from thence Sixty Rods to a Pitch pine Marked on four Sids & No 13 and from thenee Sixty Rods to a burch Stake marked on four Sids & No 14 & from thence Sixty Rods to a burch tree marked four Sids & No 15 & from thence four Rods to a pitch pine marked four Sids for a high way & from thenee Sixty Rods to a Red oak tree marked four Sids No 16 and from thence Sixty Rods to a Read oak Tree markd on four Sids & No 17 & from thence four Rods to a Read oak marked on four Fils for a High way & from thence Sixty Rods to a Red oak marked on four Sids & No 18 & from thence Sixty Rods to a Read oak marked & Sids & No 19 and from thence Northeast half a mile to a Read oak tree marked four Sids and from thence Northeast four Rods for a high way to a Red Oak tree marked on 4 Sids & the Letter : D: & from thence Southeast Sixty Rods to a pople tree marked on four Sids & No 1 & from thence Mixty Rods to a pople markd on four Sills & No 2 & from thence four Rods to a Read oak marked on four Sids and from thence Sixty Rods to a Road oak marked on four Sids and No 3 and from thence Sixty Rods to a burch Stake marked on 4 Sids & No 4 & from thence four Rods to a Juniper marked on f ur Sids for a High way & from thence Sixty Rods to a Read oak marked on four Sids No 5 & from thence Sixty Rods to a popler tree marked on four Sids & No 6 & from thence Sixty
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