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Mathew Austin to
Dan : Black heires Executors Administratrs and Assignes for euer, I the sª Mathew Austin haue Giuen Granted
Bargained Sold Aliened Enfeoffeed & conveied & confirmed, and by these presents doe for me my heires Execut" Admin- is" and Assignes fully ffreely and Absolutely Giue, Grant, Bargain, Sell, Aliene, Enfeoffe, conuey & confirm unto him ye said Daniel Black his heires Executrs Administratrs and Assignes a Certain piece or parcell of Land lying and being Scituate in ye Township of York in the Prouince aforesd by Estimation three Acres more or less being and lying wthin ffence on the South Side of the high way going down to ye house that was formerly Maj' John Dauisses of York and is the whole lott within the said ffence, Excepting half an acre belonging to the hovse of Mr John Penwill late of York, And is bounded on the Northwest by the Land of Rowland Young Deceased, Southerly by the Creek comonly called ye Meeting house Creek Esterly with a Small creek or run passing into ye Meeting house Creek and on the North- east by the highway abouesª, or howeuer otherwise bounded, together wth the Dwelling house now upon it with all the Stones trees and all other the Priuiledges and
BOOK IV, FOL. 114.
Appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise Ap- pertaining - To haue & to hold the sª house and Land together with all and Singular the Rights, Titles, Priuiledges, Interests, Claims & Demands, which I ye sª Mathew Austin my heires Executrs or Assignes, now haue or in time past haue had or in time to come may, Should, or in any wise ought to haue in and to ye aboue granted Prem- ises or any part thereof And alsoe in like manner a certain Lott of woodland lying Conuenient for sd house of Six Acres to be Annexed & layd out unto ye Premises, To him ye sª Daniel Black his heires and Assignes for euer And to his and their Sole and proper use benefit and behoof, More- ouer I the sª Mathew Austin doe couenant promise and Grant that at & before the Ensealing and delivery of these presents I am the true Right and proper owner of the aboue granted premises and their Appurtenances And that I haue in my Selfe good Right, full power, and lawfull Authority the Same to grant and confirm unto ye sª Daniel Black as abouesª/ And that ye Same and euery part thereof is free and cleare Acquitted & Discharged of and from all former and other gifts grants bargains Sales leases Morgages Dowers Titles troubles and Incumbrances whatsoeuer And that it Shall and may be Lawfull to & for the sª Daniel Black his heires Executrs Adminis's & Assignes the aboue granted premises and euery part there of from time to time and at all times for euer hereafter to haue & to hold use improue ocu- pie possess and enjoy Lawfully peaceably Quietly without any lawfull lett hinderance Molestation or disturbance Euic- tion or Ejection of or by me or any other psons by from or undr me or my procurment And that ye Sale thereof and euery part thereof I will Maintain against me my heires Execut's Administratrs and Assignes and against all other psons whatsoeuer Lawfully Claiming or Demanding the Same or any part thereof And will furthermore make perform and Execute Such other Lawfull and reasonable Act or Acts thing
BOOK IV, FOL. 114, 115.
or things as in law or Equitie can be Deused or required for ye better confirming and more sure making ouer of these presents unto ye sª Daniel Black his heires Executrs Admin- istratrs and Assignes According to the Lawes of this Prouince / In witness whereof I ye sd Mathew Austin with Mary my wife haue hereunto put our hands and Seales this Sixth day of ffebruary in ye year of our Lord one thousand Six hun- dred Ninety & fiue Six. Annoq Regni Regis Guilielmi Tertii Anglia Scotia ffrantia & Hibernia, Septimo
Signed Sealed & delivered
Mathew Austin (geal)
In presents of Joseph Ware
Phillip w Welch
his mark
John Hancock
Mary Austin her ~ mark (seal)
Mathew Austin abouesd came &
Acknowledged this Instrument to be his Act and Deed this Sixth of ffebruary 169 before me Samuel Donnell Justis peace and alsoe Mary his wife-
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[115] Know all men by these presents that I John Honewell of Middletown in the Collony of Conecticot Brick- maker for ye Sum of ffifteen Shillings in money received by me of John Stainford of Ipswich, in the Massachusets Prouince Cordwainer unto full Satisfaction, and for diuers. other good causes and considerations me hereunto Especially mouing, haue and doe by these presents giue grant bargain Sell Infeoff and confirm, unto ye sª John Stainford his heires Executrs Administratrs and Assignes for euer, a pcell of Land Upland and Meadow Lying and being Scituate at Winter Harbour in the Prouince of Mayn, commonly called by ye
BOOK IV, FOL. 115.
name of Honewells Neck formerly in the Ten" of Roger Honewell Deceased, containing forty Acres more or less, bounded on ye Southeast by Parkers Neck, on ye Northwest by ye Land of William Chillson, Deceased, called Windmill hill, on ye North-East by ye Sea And on ye Southwest by the flats, together with all & Singul" the priuiledges and Appurtenances, trees, underwood, ways & comodities there- unto belonging or in any wise Appurtaining whatsoeuer/ To haue and to Hold, to him ye sª Stainford his heires Executrs Administrat's and Assignes for euer, without any let Moles- tation or disturbance of him the said Honewell
Jnº Henewell to John
his heirs Executrs Administrat"s or Assignes for
Stainford euer/ Moreouer the sª Honewell hereby Coue- nanteth that at ye Insealing hereof to the Said
Stainford he is Legally Possessed of all ye sª granted Prem- ises & that he hath Right and Lawfull Authority in his own name to Sell ye Same and that it Shall & may be Lawfull for ye sª Stainford to use ocupie Possess & enjoy by himself his heirs Executrs or Assigns, ffree & freely discharged of and from all other and former Gifts grants bargains Sales Mor- gages Dowries or Incombrances whatsoeuer as his and their good & perfect Estate of Inheritance in ffee Simple without any contradiction Soe as to alter ye Same, by me ye sª Hone- well my heires Executrs Administratrs &ct And ye sª Hone- will his heirs Executrs Admin's & Assigns by these prests shall saue & keep harmless the sª Stainford his heirs Executrs &c from all & euery person or psons whatsoeuer, Claim- ing any Right Title or Interest unto ye sª bargained @mises or any part or pcell thereof, from by or under him them or any of them for euer/ In witness hereof I ye sª John Hone-
BOOK IV, FOL. 115.
will haue hereunto Set my hand and Seale, the : 18th of Decembr 1692
Signed Sealed & delivered In the presents of us Dillingem Caldwell Caleb Steuens.
the mark of
John
E Honewell (seal) his)
John Honewell personally appear- ing before me ye Subscribr one of their Matis Councill for ye Prouince of the Massachusets Bay in New England And ac- knowledged ye aboue written Instrument to be his Act & Deed this. 20th day of December 1692-Barth1 Gedney
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To all Christian Peope to whome this present Deed of Sale Shall come/ I Benjamin Gouge of York in the County of York in ye Prouince of ye Massachusets Bay in New England Taylor Send Greeting/ Know yee, that ffor and in consideration of the Sum of three pounds Six Shillings good and Lawfull Money of New England to me in hand well aud truly payd at and before ye Ensealing and Delivery of these presents, by Daniel Black of York in ye County and Prouince aforesª Weauer, the receipt whereof I doe hereby Acknowledge And my Self therewith to be fully Satisfied contented and payd And thereof and of and from euery part and parcell thereof from ye sª Benjamin Gouge my heires Execut's Adminis's and Assigns doe Exonerate Acquit and Discharge him ye sª Daniel Black his heires Ex- ecutrs Adminis's and Assignes for euer, I ye sª Benjamin Gouge haue giuen, granted, bargained, Sold, Aliened, En- feoffeed & confirmed and by these presents doe for me, my
BOOK IV, FOL. 115.
Self my heires Execut's Adminis's and Assignes fully freely & absolutely giue, grant, bargaine, Sell, Aliene, Enfeoffe, conuey and confirm unto ye sª Daniel Black his heires and Assignes, a certain piece or parcell of Land, Upland & Swamp lying & being Scituate in the Township of York abouesd by Esti- mation ten Acres more or less And is butted & bounded on ye Southeast being twenty pole in breadth the ffront by the Neck of Land that was formerly Henry Donnells, And in length backward fourscore pole, being bounded Ben Gooch to Daniel Black on ye Northeast by Peter Wares Land, on the North west by the Land of Mr Suball Dummer And on ye Southwest by a Lott of land granted by the Town of York to ye abouesª Henry Donnell, together with all ye Stones timber brush wood & under wood, herb- age Messuage and all other the priuiledges and Appurte- nances thereunto belonging or in any wise appurtaining - To haue and to hold the Same with all ye Right Title Inter- est Claim and Demands, which I ye sª Benjamin Gouge my heires or Assignes now haue or in time past haue had or in time to come may Should or in any wise ought to haue in and to ye aboue granted Premises or their appurtenances, to him ye Sª Daniel Black his heirs and Assignes and to his and their Sole end proper use benefit for euermore, More- ouer I the sª Benjamin Gouge doe couenant promise and En- gage that at and before ye Ensealing and Delivery of these presents, I am the true Sole Right and proper owner of y aboue granted premises & their appurtenances and that I haue in my Selfe good Right full power and Lawfull Author- ity the Same to grant and confirm unto ye Sª Daniel Black as abouesª and that the Same and euery part thereof is free and clear Acquitted & Discharged of and from all former and other gifts grants bargains Sales Leases Mortgages Titles troubles and Incombrances whatsoeuer and that it Shall and may be Lawfull to and for ye sª Daniel Black his heirs Executrs Adminis's and Assignes the aboue granted
BOOK IV, FOL. 115, 116.
Premises and euery part thereof from time to time and at all times for euer hereafter To haue & to hold use Improue oc- upie enjoy Lawfully peaceably Quietly without any lawfull let hinderance Molestation or Disturbance Euiction or Ejec- tion of or by me or any other person by from or under me or my procurement And that the Sale thereof and of euery part thereof I will maintain against my Selfe my heirs Ex- ecutrs Adminisrs and Assigns and against all other persons whatsoeuer Lawfully Claiming or Demanding the Same or any part thereof, And will ffurthermore make performe and Execute Such other Lawfull and reasonable Act or Acts thing or things as in Law or Equity can be Deuised or re- quired for ye better confirming and more Sure making ouer ye Premises unto ye sª Daniel Black his heirs or Assigns Ac- cording to ye Laws of this Prouince In witness whereof I ye sª Benjamin Gouge haue hereunto put my hand and Seal this tenth day of ffebruary in ye year of our Lord one thou- sand Six hundred Ninety & fiue Six, and [116] In the Seuenth year of his Majesties Reign ouer England &c.
Signed Sealed & Delivered
Benjamin Gooch (ses1)
In presents of - Benjamin Gooch canie & Acknowl- Matthew Austin edged this Instrument to be his Joseph Ware Act and Deed this tenth day of John Hancock ffebruary 169g before me
Samuel Donnell Justis peace
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Know all men by these presents that I John Harris Sen" of Ipswich in the County of Essex in New England for and in consideration of the Sum of twenty pounds to me in hand payd before ye Ensealing hereof, by James Smith of Marble-
BOOK IV, FOL. 116.
Head in ye County aforesª in ye Prouince of the Massachu- sets Bay, whereof I the sª Harris doe Acknowledge ye receipt, And my Self therewith fully Satisfied contented & paid, and doth hereby fully freely Clearly and absolutely Acquit Exonerate & Discharge ye sª Smith his heires Exec- utrs Admin's and Assignes for euer by these presents, hath with ye consent of Hester his Now wife, who with ye aboue sª payment Acknowledgeth her
John Haris his Deed to
James Smith Self fully contented and paid in referrence to her Right of Dowry or thirds, bargained Sold giuen granted Infeoffed confirmed and delivered and Doth by these presents Giue grant bargain Sell Infeoff confirm and Deliver unto ye sª Smith his heirs Execut's Admirs and Assignes for euer, A certain pcell of Land and Meadow Lying and being Scituate at Coxhall in ye County of York shiere in the Prou- ince of Mayne, Containing four hundred Acres, being a part of that Land that I ye sª Harris with Seuerall others bought of Harlackindine Symonds, as may appear by a Generall bill of Sale of ye thirtieth of June. 1688 as referrence there- unto being had may more fully at Large appear, together with all & Singular ye Appurtenances and Priuiledges there- unto belonging or in any wise Appertaining To have and to hold ye sª four hundred Acres of Land to be layd out in ye first Deuision with ye sª Purchasers, together with all and Singular the Appurtenances & Priuiledges & comodities ways Easments profits, Emoliments, Mines, Mineralls, Swamps, Springs, water, water-Courses in any wise Apper- taining or that Shall at any time to come Accrue or belong thereunto or any part thereof, for or by reason of any Deusion amongst ye sª Proprietrs, together with all the trees wood underwood Standing Lying or being thereon & euery part thereof unto him yº sª Smith his heirs Executrs Administratrs and Assignes quietly and peaceably without any let hinder- ance disturbance Molestation Interuption or deniall of me ye sª Harris or Hester my wife, my heirs Execut's Administrat"s
BOOK IV, FOL. 116.
or Assignes for euer/ And further I ye sª Harris doe hereby Couenant promise and grant, to and with ye sª Smith that that before at ye Ensealing hereof I haue Leagall Right full power and Lawfull Authority in my own name to Sell and Conuey ye Same as aboue/ and will therefore Warrantize and Defend ye sª bargained Premises from all manner of Persons whatsoeuer laying any Claime thereunto or any part thereof from by or under me my heirs Executrs Administratrs or Assignes for euer/ And that it shall and may be Lawfull to and for ye sª Smith his heirs Execut's Administratrs & Assigns for euer, to haue hold use ocupie possess Injoy & Improue to his and their use and uses, all ye Demised prem- ises free and Clear as a good perfect & absolute Inheritance in ffee Simple without any condition or reseruation whatso- euer, Soe as to alter change or make voyd the Same/ In witness and Confirmation whereof I ye sª Harris haue here- unto Set my hand and Seal this. 27th of Decembr Ann : Do : one thousand Six hundred Ninety fiue and in ye Seuenth of his Majesties Reign William by ye grace of God King of England &et John Harris (seal)
Signed Sealed & delivered
In presents of- Tho : Wade Mr John Harris aboue named psonally appeared and Acknowledged the Thomas Newmarch James Taylor. aboue written Instrument to be his Act & Deed/ Alsoe his wife Esther Harris freely Yielded up her Right of Dowry in ye aboue Premises De- cembr 28th 1695 Before me Tho : Wade Justice of Peace A true Copie of the origenall Deed Transcribed & com- pared this 23ª day of ffebry 169% p Jos Hamond Regestr
BOOK IV, FOL. 117.
[117] To all christian People to whome these presents shall come, Greeting Know yee that I Samuel Willis of Hartford in the Collony of Conecticot in New England Gent for Diuers good causes & considerations me thereunto Mou- ing and for and in consideration of the Loue & respects which I bear unto my late wiues brother John Taylor of Hampton in ye Massathusets Prouince in New England and in consideration of the Sum of thirty pounds of currant Money of New England to me in hand payd by him ye sª John Taylor, the receipt of which & of euery part of which I doe hereby Acknowledge, In consideration whereof I haue and by these presents doe giue grant bargain Alienate, Enfeoff and confirm unto him ye sª John Taylor his heirs and Assignes for euer, All those my housing and Lands Scittuate Lying and being at ye Salmon falls in ye Township of Kittery upon ye Riur of Piscataqua Containing two hun- dred Acres be it more or less, together with all trees timber woods under woods Meadows pastures Areable Lands comons brooks ponds ways and all other priuiledges Immun- ities and Appurtenances whatsoeuer thereunto
to Jnº Taylor
Sam" Willis belonging or in any ways Appurtaining being butted and bounded as followeth Viz Upon Piscataqua Riuer West, On undeuided Lands East, on Lands beloinging to James Smith North, and on Lands beloinging to M' Plaisted . South/ hereby Granting and confirming al my Right Title & Interest whatsoeuer of me ye sª Samuel Williss and my heirs in and unto all and Singular the aboue Demised premises, unto ye sª John Taylor and his heirs and Assignes foreuer, hereby hensforth Granting that at all times hereafter it Shall and may be Lawfull to and for the Said John Taylor his heires Execut's Administratrs or Assignes to enter into haue hold use ocupie Possess and Injoy all and Singular the aboue Demised Premises to him his heirs or Assignes for euer, without any Let Suite trouble Deniall Euiction Ejection, Disturbance or Interuption of by
-
BOOK IV, FOL. 117.
or from me the sd Samuel Williss his heirs Execut"s Admin- istratrs or Assignes, or from or by any other person or per- sons in by or under them, together with twenty thousand of Brick, & Iron Ware or Implements of Husbandry which ye Sª Williss hath at Piscataqua hereby Ratifying and con- firming all ye abouesª Lands & Demised Premises with all priviledges and Appurtenances whatsoeuer thereunto be- longing, And for a full confirmation and Establishment of all and Singular ye Premises, I haue hereunto Set my hand & Affixed my Seal this tenth of March in ye year of our Lord One thousand Six hundred Ninety and fiue Six and in ye Eighth year of ye Reign of or Soueraign Lord William by the grace of God King of England Scottd &ct
Signed Sealed and Delivered
Samuel Willis (gis)
In the presents of Caleb Stanly Jun Sarah Stanly
Samuel Willis Esqr Gent psonally appeared in Hartford this 10th day of March Anno Dom : 169% and Acknowledged ye aboue written Instrument to be his free & Vol- untary Act & Deed, before me Caleb Stanly, one of ye Council of his Majesties Collony of Con- ecticott in New Englª
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To all People To whom this present writing Shall come, John Taylor of Hampton in the Prouince of New Hamp- shier in New England yeom Sendeth Greeting/ Know yee that the sª John Taylor for and in consideration of ye Sum of Eighty pounds of Currant Money of New-England to him in hand paid before ye Ensealing & Delivery hereof by Edward Sargent of Newbury in ye
BOOK IV, FOL. 117.
County of Essex in ye Prouince of the Massachusets Bay in New England Vintner, the receipt whereof he doth Acknowl- edge and himself therewith fully Satisfied and contented, Haue Giuen granted bargained Sold Alienated Enfeoffeed and confirmed, And doth by these presents fully clearly and absolutely Giue grant bargaiu Sell Alienate and confirm unto the sª Edward Sargent, to him his heirs Executrs Ad- ministratrs or Assignes a piece parcell or tract of Land Lying being & cituated at ye Salmon-falls in the Township of Kittery on the Eastern Side of Piscataqua Riur in New England, containing two hundred Acres of Land be it more or less, And is bounded and abutted as ffolloweth,
John Taylor to Edw: Sergt
Upon Piscataqua Riuer aforesª West, on unde- unded Land East, on Lands belonging formerly to James Smith North, and on Lands belonging to Mr Plaisted South with all the housing timber wood orchard, Gardens trees & fence upon ye Same/ which Land and prem- ises was formerly in the Possession and ocupation of William Loue late of Kittery Deceased. And alsoe all and euery Town Grants right of comons Deuisions and Sub deuisions of uplands or Meadows alredy granted or to be granted unto the sª William Loue Deceased or his heirs or Assignes in the Township of Kittery aforesd and are either layd out or still to be layd out unto the Said Loue Deceased his heirs or Assignes as aforesª, And Especially three Grants Vizt one at a Town Meeting held at Kittery July 5th 1667 for thirty Acres of Swamp ground or Land that may be fit to make Marsh of/ the other grant March 20th 167g, for three Acres of Swamp land and alsoe and other Grant August 21th 1685 for Sixty Acres of Land as may more fully appear by sª Grants reference thereunto being had To haue and to hold the abouesd two hundred Acres of Land be it more or less bounded and abutted as aforesª And alsoe all ye housing timber orchards Gardens trees and fence upon ye Same and all Deuision Subdeuisions Rights of commons and Land and
BOOK IV, FOL. 117, 118.
all ye abouesª Grants wth all and euery other the Premises with their Appurtenances, and euery part and parcell there- of unto ye sª Edward Sargent his heires Executors Adminis- tratrs or Assignes, with all ye Rights priuiledges & Appur- tenances thereunto belonging or in any ways Appurtaining as a ffree Estate in ffee Simple for euer/ And the sª John Taylor for himselfe his heirs Execut's and Admrs doth coue- nant and promise to and with the sª Edward Sargent his heirs Executrs Admrs and Assignes that at ye time of ye En- sealing and Delivery hereof he is the true Lawfull and propr owner of all ye aboue Granted and bargained premises and that and that [118] he hath full good Right and Lawfull Authority to Sell and dispose of ye Same as aboue said/ And that ye Same and euery part and parcell thereof is free and cleare and ffreely and clearely Acquitted and Discharged of & from all other and former Gifts grants Sales bargains Alienations Enfeoffments confirmations Rights Dowryes Right of thirds Morgages Extents Executions Judgments Titles claimes charges Troubles and Incumbrances wtsoeuer and that he will warrant and foreuer Defend the Same and euery part and parcell thereof unto ye sª Edward Sergent his heirs Exectrs Admrs & Assignes against all persons what- soeuer Laying hauing or pretending to haue any Legall Claims Title or Interest thereunto/
And he will doe or cause to be done any other or further Act or Acts thing or things that Shall be needfull for a more Sure conueiance of ye Same as abouesª, when he Shall Le- gally thereunto be called In witness whereof ye sª John Tay- lor hath hereunto Set his hand and Seale the twenty Second day of Aprill in ye year of our, one thousand Six hundred Ninety Seauen, and in ye Eighth year of ye Reign of our
BOOK IV, FOL. 118.
Soueraign La William the third of England Scotland ffrance & Ireland, King Defendr of ye ffaith &c.
Signed Sealed and delivered
In presents of - John Rudsby Joseph Lobdell Nicholas Dauison
John Taylor (Seale) New Hampshir
John Taylor personly apeared this eight day of Decembr 1697 and Ac- knowledged this Instrument to be his free & volluntary Act and Deed, Before me
Nath11 Weare Justice of peace
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p Jos Hamond Regr
Know all men by these presents that we Jonathan Wade & Thomas Wade of Ipswich in the County of Essex in the Prouince of the Massachusets Bay in New England Executrs to ye last Will and Testament of Mr Thomas Wade late Deceased, who was Administrator to ye Estate of Mr Jona- than Wade of sª Ipswich Deceased, Haue Assigned ordained and made and in our Stead & place by these presents put and constituted our trustie and well beloued brother Mr John Wade of Barwick Ministr to be our true and Lawfull Atturney. for himself and in his own name & to his use to ask, Sue for, Leuie, require, recouer and receive of Mr John Woodman of Kittery, Administrator to ye Estate of John Diemond of Kittery Deceased, All & euery Such Debts and Sums of Money which are now due unto us by any manner of ways or meanes whatsoeuer, Giuing and granting unto our sª Atturney our whole power Strength and Authority in and about ye premises/ And upon ye receipt of any Such Debts or Sums of money aforesª Acquittances to make or other discharges in our names to make and deliver and all &
BOOK IV, FOL. 118, 119.
euery Such Act & Acts whatsoeuer in ye Law for the recouery of all or any Such Debts or Sums of money as aforesd and in our names to doe Execute and perform as fully largely and Amply in euery respect to all Intents and purposes as we our Selues might or could doe if we were in our own persons present/ Ratifying allowing and holding firm and Stable all & whatsoeuer our sd Atturney Shall Law- fully doe or cause to be done in or about the Execution of the premises by vertue of these presents. In witness where- of and for the confirmation of all that is abouesd We the sª Jonathan Wade & Thomas Wade haue hereunto Set our hands & Seales this. 12th day of May. 1697
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