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The children of George W. Goodwin and his wife, Cyrena Hodsdon, were Sarah A., born February twenty-fifth, 1825, married, first, James Al- len, -secondly, George Perkins ; Mary F., born November second, 1826, married Joseph Colman ; Mahala H., born November seventh, 1728, mar- ried Charles Slater; Lydia, born November nineteenth, 1830, married Ben- jamin Chapman ; Mark E., born October second, 1832, married Abby Pray, January twenty-sixth. 1856, and died November second. 1863,-she was born August seventeenth. 1837 ; George W., born August sixth, 1834, married Fidelia F. Scott, November fourteenth, 1856, who was born March fourteenth, 1837; Oliver F., born November twenty-eighth, 1836, drowned at South
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decency & Gravity Suitable to their Nature & Importance - - The Congregation Dismissed a Quarter of an hour after two - A very Plentiful Entertainment* for the Councill & Strangers,
* Elder Peter Libby writes me that "Mr. James Emery, an early settler, used to say, he "took his dog and gun and went hunting and caught a moose and a minister." By catching the moose he was enabled to supply the meat for the feast at the Ordination of the Rev. Paul Coffin, as there was no other meat to be had."
Berwick, Maine, September twelfth, 1854; Hellen M., born November twenty-fourth. 1838 : John A .. born January fourth, 1841; Martha J., born June fourth, 1843, married Charles Henderson ; Loring, born November twenty-second, 1845 ; Amanda, born October seventeenth, 1848, died January eleventh, 1850.
The children of Mark E. Goodwin and his wife, Abby Pray, are Floretta, born August sixth, 1856 ; Algervon, born September twenty-second, 1857; and Fred F., born July twenty-second, 1859.
The children of George W. Goodwin and his wife, Fidelia F. Scott, are Sedly, born April twelfth, 1857: Willie, born October fourteenth, 1859; and Ida, born November seventh, 1865.
The children of Ivory Goodwin and his wife, Jerusha Taunt, were Ivory, born November twenty-sixth. 1825; Anna, born January twentieth, 1828, and died October twelfth, 1833; Mary, born August sixth, 1831 ; John Ad- ams, born June twenty-eighth, 1836, and died July twelfth, 1836; Jane, born July twenty-eighth, 1537 ; Lucy ; Charles ; and John.
The children of John W. Goodwin and his wife, Sally Junkins, were Charles E., born December eighth, 1827, married, first, Perthena Y. Sher- man, December twelfth, 1847, who was born October second, 1817, and died January twenty-third, 1851, -secondly, Mrs. Mary J. Berry, nee Bos- ton. January twelfth, 1864, by whom he has had two children, John Fair- field, born July second. 1865, and Fanny Emma, born July twenty-seventh, 1868; Emily A., born February twenty-third, 1829, married Edward Baker ; Samuel J., born September twenty-third, 1830, married Elizabeth Adams, April fourth, 1853 ; Julia F., born March tenth, 1832, married Robert Cheswell ; Sarah M., born August thirteenth, 1833, died August seven- teenth, 1834 ; Joseph J., born December twenty-fourth, 1834; George Al- bert, born July twenty-fifth, 1836, married Elizabeth Blake, by whom he has had Joseph, Etta, Louisa and Lonella; Melissa, born April twenty-fifth, 1838, married Albert Moody. September twenty-fourth, 1857; John Fair- field, born October twenty-ninth, 1839, died November seventeenth, 1840; Louisa C., born January seventeenth, 1843, married Dwight Staniels ; and Sarah, born February first, 1845, died aged six months.
The children of Samuel J. Goodwin and his wife, Elizabeth Adams, were Emma F., born September twelfth, 1854; Lizzie, born July twentieth, 1856; Jobn W., born September eighth, 1858 ; George, born October eigh- teenth. 1860, died March seventh, 1863 ; and Julia M., born November twenty-ninth, 1862.
The children of Jedediah Goodwin and his first wife, Hannah Leavit, were Alphidia. born July sixteenth, 1803, died January second, 1807 ; Ag- meria, born July seventeenth, 1805, died April, 1806; John, born October eighteenth, 1807, was killed by a cart-wheel running over his head, aged thirty years, five months and two days, unmarried; Jedediah, born No- vember nineteenth, 1810, married Elizabeth Wadleigh. By his second wife, Isabella Goodwin, he had Samuel, born February twenty-ffth, 1816, mar- ried, first, Paulina Cooper, -secondly, Mrs. Emery, nee Stevens ; Benjamin
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Provided at the Expence of the proprietors, whose Generous & Various Cares for the Felicity of the Inhabitants of this
F., born October thirty-first, 1817. married Mary A. Wallace. November sixteenth, 1848; Julia A., born February fourteenth, 1820, married John B. Neal: Maria Alphidia Agmeria, born March fourteenth, 1:22. married Silas Philbrick : Charles H .. born August seventh. 1830, died November ninth, 1835 : Clarinda, born July twenty-fifth, 1833. went to Wheeling. Virginia, to be married to Mr. - Pillsbury. and was killed by lightning on Sunday, the day after her arrival : Charles H .. born September twen- tieth, 1837, married Fidelia Murphy : and Bradford, born March second, 1841. died June third. 1842. Mrs. Hannah Goodwin was born January twenty-fifth, 1780, and died September fourteenth. 1814. Mrs. Isabella Goodwin died July eighth, 1844. By his third wife, Lucy Sawyer, he had no children.
The children of Jedediah Goodwin and his wife. Elizabeth Wadleigh. were Frederick : Caroline ; Albert : Anna E .: Grace W .: and Eliza.
The children of Benjamin F. Goodwin and his wife. Mary A. Wallace, were Bradford S., born September thirteenth. 1849. died September four- teenth, 1851 : Levi W., born September twenty-first. 1-52. died May twenty eighth, 1867 ; Rodney, born February fifth, 1858 ; and Clinton, born Sep- tember sixteenth. 1861.
The children of Elder Joshua Goodwin and his wife. Sarah Neal. were Irene. born October tenth. 1809. married Ebenezer Blaisdell. June twenty- seventh, 1827 : Eunice. born September 6. 1811. married Edward Teal Goodwin, March twenty-fifth. 1835 : Isaiah. born November thirtieth, 1815. died March nineteenth, 1816: Sarah. born April twelfth. 1>18 married Joel Bragdon : Joshua. born July tenth, 1821. married Harriet E. Mead, March twenty-sixth. 1843. was a clergyman and died in Mansfield. Massa- chusetts. August twenty-second. 1851; and his widow married Freeman Stowell : Edmund N .. born May twenty-sixth. 1825. married Scphronia Main. December twenty-eighth, 1847. and owns and resides on the "home- stead." in York. Maine, which is one of the largest and most productive farms in York county.
The children of Rev. Joshua Goodwin and his wife. Harriet E. Mead. were Jasper A .: Valentia H .: Cynthia C .: Jasper : and Emma.
The children of Edmund N. Goodwin and his wife. Sophronia Main. were Isabella S .. born February eleventh. 1549. and is a successful and ac- complished teacher in one of the public schools in her native town : Orleans W .. born July thirteenth. 1852 : and Leonora G .. born April twelfth. 1857.
The children of James Goodwin and his wife. Mary Goodwin. were Silas. died in infancy : Charles A .. died in infancy : Mary A .. married Joseph Spencer : Silas. married Betsey Shorey : Andrew J .. born Angust twenty- eighth. 1817. married Nancy Warren. June. 1846. who was born December twentieth. 1817: Hannah. married Alexander Besse : James : Nancy. mar- ried John Mitchel : Charles A .. born June seventeenth. 1830: Lydia J., married. first. Rufus Goodwin. November twelfth. 1848 .- secondly, Green- leaf Goodwin. December thirtieth. 1867 : Joshna : aud Jedediah.
The children of Andrew J. Goodwin and his wife. Nancy Warren. were Andrew J .. born April ninth. 1847: Lydia J .. born March thirty-first. 1848. married Charles Whitney : Motmore L .. born October nineteenth. 1554: Hannah. born August seventeenth. 1849. married Bradford H. Wentworth : Elbridge. born May twenty-seventh. 1857: Joseph W .. born August second. 1860 : and Charles F., born December sixteenth. 1-62.
The children of Silas Goodwin and his two wives. Isabella Bragdon and Anna Clement. were Samuel. married Mrs. Nancy Warren. noe Harvey ; Mary, married James Goodwin ; Sally, for many years an eficient clerk in
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place, in erecting a Spacious Meeting house, & in the Settle- ment of the Gospell ministry among them we take notice of with abundant Pleasure ; & Cordially wish both pastor & peo- ple may be happy in the Constant Presence & Blessing of God our Saviour . - - and that the Worthy Propre may have long Occasion of Joy in the Fruits of their Zeal for the Interest of Religion & Virtue among this People . -
Narragansett Nº 1.
March ye 16 th 1763.
A True Copy Attest DANIEL LITTLE Scribe 1
To Joseph Coffin Clerk for the Proprs of the Narragansett Township N 1. We the Subscribers Proprietors of Said Township Request of You to warn a prop13 meeting to be held the Last Tuesday of this Instant Febry at John Thorlas in Newbury at one of the Clock afternoon to Receive a Return of
the office of theRegister of Deeds for York County, while Jeremiah Good- win held that office : Lydia, married Oliver Moore, of York ; Amos, born February twelfth, 1802, married Mrs. Lucy Moulton, nee Perkins, of Wells, by whom he had only one child, Jane Elizabeth, who died aged seventeen years ; and Isabella, married Elder Jedediah Goodwin.
The children of Samuel Goodwin and his wife. Mrs. Nancy Warren, were Greenleaf. born January eleventh. 1827, married Mrs. Lydia J. Goodwin, nee Goodwin : Rufus, born April fourth, 1828, married Lydia J. Goodwin, by whom he had two children, Marcia A., born February fifteenth, 1849, a popular teacher in her native town; and Emeline, born March thirty-first, 1850.
The children of Thomas Goodwin and his wife, Nancy Goodwin, were Thomas, married Catharine Simpson : Charles J., born May twenty-second, 1800, married Mahala Hodsdon, October, 1838; Nathaniel. married Betsey Bennet, May fifth, 1835, and died December twenty-fifth, 1863, aged sixty- one years. four months and twenty one days ; Daniel, born April eleventh, 1804, married Eliza Jellison ; Sarah Ann, married Oren Bennet ; Elizabeth, born June eighth, 1810, married Alpheus Goodwin, October sixth, 1831; Jeremiah, married. first, Perthena Grant, -secondly, Esther Cooper; and Augustus, married Olive Grant.
The children of Capt. Daniel Goodwin and his wife, Eliza Jellison, were Andrew, born November fifteenth, 1832, died October twenty-eighth, 1850, while a student at Dartmouth College ; Thomas J., born June first, 1833, married Angusta A. Clark, May sixth, 1869; Daniel, born February seven- teenth, 1836. died November twenty-ninth, 1844 : Edwin, born July fourth, 1838, married Nellie Wott, July fourth, 1865, by whom he has had two children, Cora M., and Fannie; Flavel H., born August twenty-ninth, 1841; married, August, 1868, Fanny Dorathy, by whom he has had one child, Flavella ; and Sarah E., born June twenty-third, 1845.
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the Committee who have laid out a third Division of Land in Said Township (& Each Propi" to draw his Lott) & order the Same to be recorded -
Given under our hands Febry 11. 1765
CUTTING MOODY RICHP GREANLEAF
JOSEPH WOODBRIDGE
GEORGE JEWETT
JOSHUA COFFIN
DANIEL HALE
EDMUND BARTLET
GEORGE THORLA
By virtue of a Request to me directed by Seven propis of the Narragansett Township No : 1. Desiring a meeting may be Called for the Purposes hereafter mentioned - -
These are to notify said propre to meet at m' John Thorlas In Newbury on Tuesday the twenty Sixth Day of Febry In- stant at one of the Clock afternoon - To Receive the Com- mittees Return who have Laid out a third division of Land in Said Township - & to draw the Lotts & order the Same to be Recorded -
Newbury Febr y 11. 1765
JOSEPH COFFIN Clerk
At a Legal meeting of the Proprietors of the Narragansett Township Nº 1. held at M' John Thorlos in Newbury Febr y 26. 1765
Dª Aaron Potter was moderator
Voted the Return of the Committee who have laid out a third Division of Land in said Township be accepted & Re- corded
Voted Cap' George Jewett Rectify a mistake made by Capt Cutting Moody in Drawing a third Division Lott -
Voted the third Division Lotts be all Drawn by the Last Tuesday in may next - Otherwise they will be Drawn by a particular person Impowered for that purpose -
Voted Abraham Somerby Draw a Sixty acre. or Second Division Lott on the Original Right of Thomas Brown
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Narragansett may 27: 1765
To Joseph Coffin Clerk of the Proprietors of the Narra- gansett Township Nº 1. We the Subscribers Being So many Prop18 of Said Narragansett Bequest you S", To warn a meet- ing of the Proprs of Said Narragansett To be held at the meeting house of Said Narragansett as Soon as may be in next month there to Consider & Vote upon the following articles-viz-
1. To Chose a moderator for Said meeting
2 To Choose a Clerk for the propriety
3 To Raise the Revd Mr Paul Coffins Salary for the pres- ent Year & to See if no way Can be found to pay it to him more Seasonably & punctually than he has hitherto Received it
4 To Choose a Committee to manage & Settle the Pro- prietys aects & Impower them to Sell Delinquents Propres Land pr the future & to Draw orders for the payment of the propri Debts
5 To Choose a Treasurer to Receive all the proprs money & pay it out again when properly ordered - - -
6 To Choose a Committee to Sell Some of the Small pieces or Gores of Common Land to pay taxes -
7 To See if they will Confirm to Samuel merrill that forty acres of Common Land which lies by him & was run out Last year as his third Division
8 To See if they will dispose of the mill priveledge on Salmon Falls, & on what terms to any one or more That may appear to build a mill there -
9 To See if they wil accept of & Confirm what the Com- mittee did in Exchanging the Road between John Eldens Home lott, & Nathan Woodmans Home Lott, for the Springy
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Land in Eldens Lott which is wanted as a publick watering Place. -
JOB ROBERTS JOIIN ELDIN
TIMOTHY HAZELTINE*
ISAAC ROBINSON
JACOB BRADBURY
JOHN NASON
JOSHUA KIMBALL
SAMLL SCAMMON
ISIAH BROOKS
JOHN HOPKINSON
Narragansett No. 1. Nov' 15 1764 We the Subscribers being chosen a Committee & impower'd
[*From the York County Probate Records, Volume 16 : 531.]
In the name of God, amen. I Timothy Hasaltine of Buxton in the Coun- ty of York and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, yeoman, being through the goodness of God, weak in body, but of a sound and perfect understand- ing and memory, do make this my last will and testament
Imprimis, I most humbly commit my soul to God who gave it, beseech- ing his most gracious acceptation of it through all prevailing merits of my most compassionate Redeemer Jesus Christ who gave himself to be an atonement for my sins, and is able to save all that come to God by him, in whom I trust he will not reject me a returning penitent sinner, in this hope and confidence I render up my soul with comfort, humbly beseeching the blessed God through the Redeemer to prepare me for the time of my disolu- tion & then to take me to himself, into the heavenly inheritance, where there is fulness of joy, and peace forevermore, amen
Imprimis, I give my body to the earth from whence it was taken ; in full assurance of its resurrection at the last day, as for my burial. I desire that it may be decent, which I shall leave to the discretion of my executor after named, as to my worldly estate which God has been pleased to bestow on me, after my just debts and funeral charges are paid, I give and bequeath in the manner as follows that is to say
I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Ruth Hasaltine, the use and im- provement of one room in the house where I now dwell, and that room she shall chuse with one third of the cellar under said house with the priviledge to go down into said cellar and up and to and from said room that she shall chuse to said cellar ; also one third of the barn that stands on my farm where I now dwell and in and out at the doors of said house when and so often as she pleases.
also the one third of the income of all my real and personal estate, so long as she remains my widow, and no longer. also all the household furni- ture to be at her disposal, to whom she shall be pleased to give it, forever ; which I order my executor hereafter named to fulfil and perform, by deliv- ering the income of one third to my said wife or her order, of my real and personal estate
Item. I give and bequeath unto the heirs of my son Samuel Hasaltine dec'd the sum of six shillings, which I order my executor after named to pay within four years after my decease
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Sarah Roberson, wife to Douglas
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to lay out a third Division of Lands in ye Township of Nar- ragansett No. 1. also to lay out the undivided Land adjoining to the home Lotts on the Letters F. & G.
Roberson, her heirs or assigns, the sum of six shillings, to be paid by my executor after named in five years after my deceace.
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Ruth Parker deceased, six shil- lings, to be paid unto her heirs by my executor after named in six years af- ter my decease
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Abigail Batchellor, wife to Joshua Batchellor the sum of six shillings, to be paid by my executor after named, in four years after my decease
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Goodwin wife to Joseph Goodwin the sum of six shillings, to be paid by my executor after named in three years after my decease
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Susanna Bradbury, wife to Went- worth Bradbury the sum of six shillings to be paid by my executor after named, in two years after my decease
I give and bequeath unto my danghter Betty Holmes wife of Ephraim Holmes, the sum of six shillings, to be paid by my executor after named, in three years after my decease
I give and bequeath unto my son Timothy Hasaltine, the sum of thirty Pounds, to be paid by my Executor after named, eighteen Pounds of the said sum to be paid in one month after my decease, and twelve Pounds to be paid in one year after my decease, also thirty Pounds to be paid in neat stock, or produce of the land, at the market price when delivered which is to be in the following order, vizt one third of said sum to be paid in two years after my decease, and one third in three years after my decease & the other third in four years after my decease, also a colt, if my mare should have one in eight months after the date of this my last will and tes- tament and to be delivered by my executor at six months old which I order my executor to fulfil and comply with according to the time and sums of payment as expressed as aforesaid
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Anna Boothby, the wife of Jona- than Boothby the sum of six shillings, to be paid by my Executor named in five years after my decease
and unto my son William Hasaltine whom I make sole executor of this my last will and testament, I give demise and bequeath to him and his heirs and assigns, all and every of my messuage, lands, tenements and hereditaments, together with all the farming utensils whatsover, and of what kind soever, and to receive my just debts, and to pay my just debts, and to see that all the legacies are paid according to the time herein set forth, together with my funeral charges, and the funeral charges of my be- loved wife, if she should decease remaining my widow
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this the sec- ond day of November, one thousand seven hundred and ninety three.
The words "or produce of the land" and the erasement was made before sign'd & seal'd
TIMOTHY HASALTINE SEAL.
Sealed published and declared by the said Timothy Hasaltine, hath hereun- to set my hand, in presence of us
SAMUEL KNIGHT SAMUEL HOBSON HANNAH KNIGHT
[Proved, August 26th, 1794.]
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Also to run the Line between Gorham Town & said Narra- gansett with the assistance of Ensign John Elden - have carefully run said Line and have carefully view'd & laid out sª land in equal Divisions for Quantity & Quality according to our best Judgment, in thirteen Ranges letter'd by the thirteen first Letters of the alphabet as by Plan may more fully ap- pear : and also have made up the Deficiency of the second Lot upon E Range in the second Division and also laid out a lot for M' White viz, the eighth Lott in the third Division in the A Range in Lieu of a sixty acre Lot droped by the Meet- ing house : and also have laid out & divided the Land adjoin- ing to the home Lots on the Letters F. & G. according to a
Deacon Timothy Hasaltine, son of Jonathan Hasaltine and Ruth Dow, was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, October ninth, 1720, and married, first, Ann Hancock, by whom he had William, born Angust tenth, 1743; Samuel. born June twenty-second, 1745. married. February eighteenth, 1768, Hannah Boynton, who. after the death of her husband, married, Sep- tember twenty-first, 1777. Capt. John Lane; Ruth, born in 1747, and died in 1750; Sarah. born December thirty-first, 1749, married, November twelfth, 1772, Douglas Robinson ; Ruth, born, November twenty-two. 1752, married, April third, 1777, Chase Parker ; Abigail, born October fourth, 1755, married Joshua Batchellor, of Sanford, Maine ; Mary, born August eleventh, 1758, married, December eighth, 1779, Joseph Goodwin, and died in May, 1844. Secondly. Deacon Hasaltine married, July first, 1762, Mrs. Ruth, widow of Jeremiah Stickney, and daughter of Ezekiel and Ruth (Jaques) Wilson, by whom he had Anna, born June twelfth. 1763, married, July fourteenth, 1782. Jonathan Boothby, of Limington, Maine ; Susanna, born Angust twenty-sixth, 1765, married, September eighth, 1785, Wintrop Bradbury, of Buxton, and died in Norway. Maine ; William, born December eighteenth, 1767, married, first, Sarah Davis, of Limington,- secondly, Mrs. Phebe Libby, nee Jordan. of Cape Elisabeth, Maine ; Eliza- beth. born April twenty-ninth. 1770, married, Jannary twenty-fifth, 1789, Ephraim Holmes, of Scarborough, Maine ; Timothy, born October twenty- first, 1772, married, August twenty-fifth, 1794, Hannah Berry, and died in Foxcroft, Maine ; and Samnel, baptized April twenty-first, 1776. The first four were born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, and the other nine in Buxton. Mrs. Ann Hasaltine died July twenty-fifth. 1759. Mrs. Ruth Hasaltine, by her first husband, had Ezekiel, born March first, 1754, and died in Concord, New Hampshire. unmarried ; Jonathan, born June twentieth. 1756, and died at Haverhill : Jeremiah, born October tenth, 1758, and married Eliza- beth Flanders, December twenty-ninth. 1785.
The children of William Hasaltine and his first wife, Sarah Davis, were Sarah, married Thomas Carter : Timothy, died young ; Joseph, married Sarah Robinson. By his second wife, Mrs. Phebe Libby, he had Ruth, born Angust first. 1806, married Aaron Libby ; Susan. born April twenty- seventh. 1809. married, first, William Jordan,-secondly, John Carr: and Phebe, born August fourteenth, 1813. married Isaac W. Eaton. William Hasaltine died the tenth day of November, 1824. Mrs. Phebe Hasaltine died in August, 1855.
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Vote passed Oct" 12. 1763. Viz, the easterly half to the Rev. Mr Paul Coffin as the second Division Lott for him - as he is the first settled Minister, the other half to the Ministry or Parsonage
GEORGE JEWETT
SAMUEL MERRILL Com- JOSHUA WOODMAN mittee
JOHN ELDEN 7
We being chosen & Impowred as a Committee to Lay out a Third Division of the undivided Lands in Narragansett Township Nº 1. To Each Proprietor or Originall Grantee a Lott - - - we have Proceeded & Laid out Said Division as follows Viz - - First - we Have Laid out a Range of Lotts Known by the Letter - A : and the East Corner of the first lott on said range Begins at a Red Birch tree four Rods North westerly of the North Corner of the third & Last lott in a Range of Lotts in the Second Division of Land in Said Town known by the letter I - said Red birch is marked H on the S: E: Side for a high way & - 1: on the N: W. Side for the Beginning of the first Lott of this third Divsion on Letter A : -
The Range of Lotts known by the Letter A. runs N. 46 Degrees West -
No 1 The first Lott is 80 Rods Wide & 160 rods Long : Bounded on the Second Division S: E. on Letter I: 160 rods : South Westerly on the Second Division 80 rods, North- westerly on ye 2ª Lott in this A range 160 rods - - North easterly on the B : Range 80 Rods -
Drawn on the Original Right of James Fuller -
by Joseph Woodbridge
2 The Second Lott, is 80 Rods Wide & 160 rods Long : Bounded S : Easterly on the first lott, 160 : rods, South West- erly on ye Second Division 80 Rods, North Westerly on the 3ª Lott 160 rods & North Easterly on the B Range 80
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Rods - - - Drawn on ye Original Right of Nicholas Rawlins by Daniel Woodman for himSelf and the Honorab1 Nathan" Sparhawk Esq' in Equal Halves
3 The third Lott is 80 Rods Wide & 160 rods Long Bounded South Easterly on the Second Lott 160 Rods, S : Westerly on the Second Division 80 Rods : N : Westerly on the fourth Lott 160 rods & North Easterly on ye B : Range 80 Rods. Drawn on the Original Right of Sam" Ingall by - Stephen mighill & Thomas Gage.
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