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Signed sealed & delivered This Instrument was acknowl- In this Presence of us/
Mary Hooke/
The Marke of Mary Broosy / V.
edged by Mr Thomas Withers, to bee his act & Deede, unto Jos : Berry this Ninth of Jan- vary 1683 : before mee
ffrancis Hooke Jus : pe :
vera Copia of this Instrumet tran- Witness my hand scribed out of ye originall & yr- Robert Fisher / with Compared this 24th day of June 1684 :
Elizabeth Withers
p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
Know all men these Presents, that I Thomas Bracket now of Greenlād neare Pischataqua River Planter, do acknowl-
BOOK IV, FOL. 12.
edg my selfe to ow, & stand Justly indebted unto Mis Eliz- abeth Harvey of Falmouth the full & Just some of one hun- dred pounds Sterling, to ye which payment Well & truely to bee made, I the sd Thomas Bracket bind mee, my heyres executors, Administrators unto the sayd Elizabeth Harvy her heyres executors, administrators & Assigns firmely by these Presents/
The Condition of ys obligation is such, that In Case the sd Thomas Brackett shall faithfully Performe, & fullfill what is mentioned in a deed of Gyft I gaue him of my house & Land, & Goods, In ye prouideing for mee, as is there expressed dureing my life, Which Deed beareth date with these Presents, to say to prouide for mee meate drinke . Lodging, apparell washing & all other Convenient Neces- sarys dureing my life, then this obligation to bee uoyd, & of none æffect, otherwise to stand In full pouer force strength & uertue, as witness my hand & seale, this 2cund of June 1671 :
Thomas Brackett (seife)
Signed sealed & Delivered/ Leeft George Ingersall appeared In the Presence of us/ George Munioy / George Ingersall/
before mee the 29th of Novembr 1682 : & made oath yt hee see Thos Bracket signe seale & Deliuer this Instrumt as his Act & Deede & yt Mr Geo : Munioy did signe as a witness, at ye same Tyme/ Taken vpon oath this 29th of Nouembr 1682 : before mee Edw : Tynge Jus : pe :
A true Coppy transcribed & Compard y8 28 : June 1684 : p Edward Rishworth ReCor :
Cascoe In ffalmouth the eight of July 1680/
Mis Elizabeth Haruy did declare the Condition of the aboue written obligation not to bee Prformed, & delivered It vp, with all her right & Interest y'unto to her sonn In law
BOOK IV, FOL. 12.
Taddeous Clarke, & did Intreat us to witness It, & did acknowledg It before mee John Palmer
Walter Gyndall Commission /
Joseph Hodgsden vera Copia Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
5th Septembr 1683 :
I Elizabeth Haruy widdow, do Assigne this bond on the other side, for good & ualewable Considerations In hand received to all its Intents purposes & Improuemts, & to my beloved Sunn Taddeous Clarke, of Falmouth/ In witness of ye Premisses I haue sign'd the day & yeare aboue written, my hand/
Elizabeth Haruys
Read signed & Delivered, marke C
In Presence of us/ Edw : Tynge/
This Assigmet aboue was made before
George Burroghs/ mee & owned by ye sd Elizabeth Haruy the day & yeare aboue writ- ten/ Joshua Scottow Jus : pe :
vera Copia transcribed & Compard y8 28 : June 84 : p Edw : Rishworth
Know all men by these Presents, that I Nicholas Coole of Cape Porpus, In the County of yorke, for & In consideration of two pounds, Twenty shillings wrof is already in hand received, the other Twenty shillings to bee left in the hands of John Barrett, at his house in Wells for ye vss of the sd Coole, in good & M'chantble Goods, do bargan with, sell grant, & make ouer vnto Thoms Wells, his heyres, execu- tors, administrators, & Assignes, all my right, titile, & Interest unto, & in a Percell of Marsh & Thatch, scituate & lijng between the sea Wall, & Webhannett River, towards ye mouth of ye sd River, which was formerly granted to Edmund Littlefejld Senjor, Jos : Bolls, John Littlefejld, & Nichols Coole, as also unto a Parcell of vpland, which I formerly
BOOK IV, FOL. 12.
purchased of Francis Littlefejld, Senjor, always prouided ye sd Wells, or his Assignes, shall allow the sd Nicholas Coole, the priuiledg of a burijng place, for his generation, & to fence in a place, wr the Dead Corps are already buried : unto him the sd Wells his heyres or Assignes, to haue, & to hould, for yr soole uss, behowfe, & benefitt for euer : And for the good Performance here of, I haue by these Presents bound my selfe, my heyres, executors, Administrators, & Assignes, unto Thomas Wells his heyres, executors, Admin- istrators, & Assignes ; In witness whereof I haue here unto subscribed my hand & seale/ Dated this Twenty fifth of June Anno Dom : one thousand six hundred sixty nine/ 1669 :
Nichos Coole (seale)
Subscribed, Sealed, & Nicolas Coole Senjor, acknowl-
Deliuerd In Presence of edged this Instrument to bee
John Barrett / his Act & Deede this 29th of Elizabeth Barret/ Aprill 1684 : before mee/
her
Marke
Samuell Wheelewright Jus : pe :
A true Coppy of this Instrument aboue written, tran- scribed out of the originall, & y'with Compared this 8th day of July : 1684 : p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
There being a difference, or dispute about a Tract of Land, or Percell, now & long in the possession of Capt Raynes, which is Claimed by Capt Champernown/ & both partys haueing mutually agreed to referr the matter of dif- ference to Mr Samuell Nowell, Capt Josua Scottow, & Capt Edw : Tynge, who were mette at yorke, June 28: 84 : These are to satisfy all whom it may Concerne, that ye Partys aboue named, vidzt Capt Champernown, & Capt Raynes did mutually agree that for a finall Issew of this difference, the Land In Controuersy should continew & remajne in the occupation, & quiett fruition of ye sd Capt
BOOK IV, FOL. 12, 13.
Raynes, & his wife dureing thejre naturall lifes, & after yr decease the sd Land to descend to the heyre In law, of the sd Capt Raynes, according to the Coman law of England, to bee Inioyed by him & his heyres for euer : which sayd agree- ment by Consent of both partys, is to stand vpon record : And also the sd Capt Champerown doth obleige to make a Deede for a more full Confirmation of all his claimes, & Titles, to the sayd Capt Raynes, & his heyre or Elldest sonn : The Land lijng in braueboat Harbour neare Pischatag Riuer/ In witness whereof the sd partys haue subscribed y™ names /
This writeing was subscribed by Francis Champernown
both partys In the Presence ffran® Raynes /
of us/
Samuell Nowell/ Joshua Scottow/ Edw : Tynge/ yorke June 28 : 1684 : Capt Frans Champernown, & Capt Raynes came before mee & owned this Instrument to bee yr Act & Deede/ Edw : Rishworth Jus : pe :
vera Copia of this agreement aboue written, transcribed & with originall Compared this 8th day of July 1684 : p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
These may Certify whome It may Concerne, that I Francis Champernoown of Kittery in the prouince of Mayne In New England, do vpon diuerse good Causes, & Considera- tions, there unto mee moueing, & espetially for ye tender affections yt I beare unto my well beloued wife, & do freely giue unto my well beloued wife Mary Champernown, all my whoole part of ye Ysland & houses, & all & euery thing be- [13] longing to that part of the Ysland that I now liue vpon after my decease, to bee her proper Inheritance, & after my sd wifes decease, the one halfe to bee my daughter in laws Elizabeth Cutts, & If shee dyeth before her Mother, my sd wife, then to wholly at the disposall of my beloued wife,
BOOK IV, FOL. 13.
Mary Champernoown as abouesd/ witness my hand this eight day of July : 1684 : ffrans Champnowne/
ffrans Champernowne came before mee the 8th of July 84 & acknowledged this aboue Instrumet to bee his Act & Deede/ John Dauess Deputy President/
vera Copia, of this Instrumet aboue written transcribed, & with originall Compared, this 19th day July 1684 :
Edw : Rishworth Re : Cor :
Know all men by these Presents, that I Rowland young of the Ysles of shoals fisherman, haue barganed sould & set ouer, vnto Edward Martine of sayd Yslands his heyres, Administrators, executors, & Assignes, all yt my dwelling house scituate & being on Smuttinose Ysland, neare to the flakes of Samuell Mathews, with the priuiledges y"vnto belonging, as of setting & placeing wood &c : I say I haue hereby sould & alliend, vnto the sd Edw : Martyne, his heyres, executors, administrators & Assignes, all my right, title, Interest, In the Premisses, & do hereby promiss for my selfe, heyres, executors, Administrators, & Assignes, to defend the Title, & the Sayle from all manner of Prsons w soeuer : It being for a valewable consideration/ In witness wrof I haue hereunto set my hand & seale, this sixteenth day of Octobr 1683, one thousand six hundred Eighty three/ Sign'd Sealed & delivered/ Rowland young (seale)
In the Presence of us/
his marke
Phillip Odihorne/ Samell Mathews /
R Susanna young (seale)
A true Coppy of this Deede aboue written transcribed out of the originall & y with Compard this 19th day of July 1684 : p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
BOOK IV, FOL. 13.
To all Christian people, to whome this Present writeing shall Come/ Know yee that I Richard Downes Senjor of the Ysels of shoales fisherman, In Consideration of the full & iust some of eighty pounds, to mee In hand payd by ffrancis Waneright of Ipswich, haue given granted sould, alienated & by these Presents, do giue grant sell alienate Confirme & set ouer, all that Messueg or Tenement of one dwelling house, Contajning too lowers Rowmes & one Chamber, with one baite house & one stage, with what is belonging to it, & all my flake Rowme, & fiue flakes which are now vpon it, & my shallop with all her Tackelling, & appurtenances, & Sailes Masts, yards, roads grappers, porrige pott, oares, with my moreing place, my moreing Cable, & standing part, with all the priuiledges & appurtenances belonging to the sd houses stage, flakes, flakerowm, boate & moreing place, wch houses stage flake flakerowme & moreing place are scituate lijng & being vpon Hog Ysland in the Ysles of shoales, In the Prouince of Mayne, & are sould, alienated & set ouer to ffrancis Wanewright of Ipswich, & is now in the Tenure & occupation of mee ye sd Downes, all which sd houses stages flakes & flake rowm boate & moreing place, with all thejr singular priuiledges, & appurtenances, I do hereby declare to bee the proper Estate, right & Interest of the sayd Fran- cis Wanewright, & for him his heyres, executors, Adminis- trators, & Assignes, to hould euery part & Parcell thereof as his & there own for euer; And they shall quietly & peaceably inioy & possess ye sd Premisses by mee granted, without ye lett, hinderance, or molestation or Trouble of mee, or of any of my heyres, executors, administrators, or assigns, or any other Prson or Persons wtsoeuer; Always prouided the abouesd Richd Downes Senjor do & shall well & truly pay, or Cause to bee payd the full & iust sume of eighty pounds, In good M'chtble dry Codd fish at or before the fifth day July : 1686 : then this Instrument to bee uoyd,
BOOK IV, FOL. 13.
& of none æffect, or else to stand & bee in full force & vertue / Dated 16 : July : 1684 :
Signed Sealed & deliuer'd In the Presence of us/
Richard Downs Senjor his marke (seale)
John Wanewright/ Simon Wanewright/
Richard Downs Senjor, came before mee this 16th day of July 1684 : & acknowledged this Instrumet to bee his free act & Deede/ Edw : Rishworth Jus : pe :
A true Coppy of this Instrument aboue written, tran- scribed & with the originall Compared this 19th day of July' 1684 : p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
July : 7th 1684 :
These Presents witnesseth, that was Capt William Lang, & John Lane about two years past, left In the Custody of Mr Roger Kelley Inhabitant on Smuttinoss Yslands at the Yslands of shoales, one Certen Cable & Anker to bee sould & disposd of by the sd Kelly & James Blagdon, of starr Ysland, & for which sayd Roger Kelly & James Blagdon gaue a receipt for : I William Goodhew of Ipswich, by order & desire of Mr Humphrey Dauie M'chant In Boston, being Intrusted to demand, & receiue payment for the sd Anker, & Cable do hereby acquitt & discharge the sd Roger Kelly & James Blagdon from all manner of Demands on Accompt of the anker & Cable, I haueing received full satisfaction for the same/ William Goodhew Senor
July 7th 1684 : Received of Mr Roger Kelly & James Blagdon on the Accompt of Mr Humphrey Dauie, sixty quintas of M'chtble Codd fish for the anker & Cable aboue mentioned, by mee received John Wilde/
A true Coppy of this order, & receipts as aboue written transcribed & with the originall Compared this 19th of July 1684 : p Edw : Rishworth ReCor :
BOOK IV, FOL. 13, 14.
In the name of God Amen/ It may euidently appeare & bee known unto all people to whom this Present writeing or procuration shall come, to bee seene read, or heard, that on thursday the fourth day of March, In the yeare of or Lord God according to the Accompt of England, one thousand six hundred seauenty & foure, at the Citty of Bristoll In the Kingdome of England, there came Personally unto mee the Notary publique here under named, being then in my shopp scituate in Corne streete, [14] with in the sd Citty of Brys- toll, Robert Vickers, Richard Bickeham, & William Will- iams, all of the same Citty M'chants ; who then & there of there own deliberate minds, & uolentary accords, euery of them seuerally & respectively, did before mee the sd Notary publique, & the witnesses here under named, make nominate ordaye Constitute, & appoynt & Depute their trusty & well beloued frejnd ffrancis Tucker, Mrchant now rescident in or about Pischataqua, in New England, although hee bee absent as If hee were here Personally Present (their true & lawfull Atturney procurator, actor & doer, of thejre business, here under mentioned/ And the sd Constituents haue euery of them seuerally, & a part, given & granted, & by these Presents do giue & grant vnto thejr sd Procrurator, full pouer, lawfull authority, & speciall Comand for them ye sd Constituants, & In thejr names, & steade, & to & for yr onely proper usses & behoofes, do aske, Demand, sue for, leauy recouer & receiue, of William Bickeham Mªchat now rescident In New England, & of all & euery other Person, & Prsons wtsoeuer, whom it shall or may by any means Concerne, inhabiting, resciding, or abideing in New England, All such sume or sumes of money, debts goods, wares, Marchandizes, Aduenturs & Demands, wtsoeuer which are due or owing vnto, or detained from the sayd Constituants, Joyntly or to either of them seuerally by the sd William Bickeham, or any other of the sd Prson or Persons, either vpon Accompt or by any other ways or meanes howsoeuer, or for any matter or Cause whatsoeuer/ & also the sd Con-
BOOK IV, FOL. 14.
stituants, ioyntly & seuerally, & a part, haue given, & granted unto the sd Procurator, full pouer & Authority for them & In theire names & steads, to require, take, receiue, & place, all euery or any Accompt or Reckonings, of him the sd William Bickeham, & all other Person, or Persons touching, & Concerneing the Premisses/ And If neede require, the same to resist & reject & also to make any agreement touching the Premisses, & to moue, try bring & prosecute, any Action, or Actions, suites, striffes & bus- nises, for the recouery of the sd moneys, debts, goods, Aduentures & Premisses, In any Court or Courts wtsoeuer, before any Judges, Just® Deligates, subdeligates, stuards, officers, & other Ministers wtsouer; as well against the sd William Bickeham, & all euery other Person & Persons concerned yrin, & to against his, or thejr moneys, goods, or Mechandizes & him & them & his & thejr moneys goods & Mechandize to arrest Attatch, Imprison, & cause to bee keept in safe Costody, & the same agajne to release, & to declare, obiect, & Alledge, any thing or things, concerneing the Premisses, definatiue sentence, or other finall decrees, concerning the same, to heare & see, to bee given & done & also to Compound, with him them or any of them concern- ing the Premisses, & after the receipt yrof, or composition made, accquittances, or other lawfull discharges to make for the same to make Seale & deliuer procurator, & procurators, one or more under him to make, & substitute, & at his pleasure the same agajne to reuoake, & generally to do, exe- cute, Performe fullfill & finish all & wtsoeuer else shall bee needfull, or requisite to bee done in & about ye Premisses, In as large & ample manner & forme as the sd Constituants, or any of them might do the same if they were there Prson- ally Present, Promissing & the sd Constituants, haue prom- issed that they will ratify, Confirme & allow all w soeuer thejr sd Procurator, shall do, cause or procure to bee done, in or about ye Premises And that they will not Contradict the same vnder the obligation of all thejre goods, & they do
BOOK IV, FOL. 14.
also promiss, & obligue them selues to pay & discharge all such money as shall bee expended, & disbursed in the Com- enceing & prosecuting of any Sujte or businesses concerneing the Premisses, & also to saue their procurator, harmeless Concerneing the same, & In that behalfe, haue put down thejr cawtion by these Presents/ All these things were Acted, & done as they are before recited, the day yeare & place aforesd, thejr being then & there Present Phillip Knill of Charles Town In New England Marriner, George Good- ing of North petherton In the County of Summersitt yeoman, & Thomas Ryder of the sd Citty of Bristoll Seaman, wit- nesses requested to testify the Premisses/ And for the better Creditt & treuth of the Premisses, the sd Constituants haue Confirmed these Presents with yr own hands & seales/
Witnesses requested
Robert Vickris( locus)
Phillip Knill/
George Gooding/
The marke of
Thoms Rider
And I Thomas Hartwell Notary publique lawfully authorized, Cittizen & Burgess of the sd Citty of Brystoll, because I was Present, & did see heare & know, all the sayd things to bee acted, & done as they are before recited, the day yeare & place aforesd haue yrfore here unto subscribed my name, & set too my wonted and ac- coustomed firme, & the Seale of my office, being requested to testify and certify the Prem- isses /
Locus (Sigilli)
Thomas Hartwell Notorius Publicus
~ | ~ Iustitia Oculis ~ #~#~
/
(sigilli) Richd Bickham seale ) his
William Williams (seale) his
BOOK IV, FOL. 14, 15.
These may Certify all whome It may concerne, that on the sayd 4th day of March 1674: the aboue named Robert Vickers, Richard Bickham, & William Williams came Per- sonally before mee Ralph Olliffe, Esq', Major of the sd Citty of Bristoll, & seuerally seale & Deliuer as thejr acts & Deedes, the writeing aboue written, & In Testi-
Ralph mony y'of vpon request I haue subscribed my Olliffe Major } name, & caused ye seale of my office of Mayrollty to bee here unto afixed, the day & yeare aboue written 1674 :
Phillip Knill aged about thirty eight years/ & George Gooding, testifyeth vpon oath that they were Present at the day of the date of this Instrum' & did see Mr Robert Vickers, Mr Richd Bickham, & W : Williams, signe seale & Deliuer the same as thejr Act & Deede/
Taken vpon oath before mee the 20th of May 1675 :
Edw : Tynge Assistt
vera Copia of this Instrumet of Atturney or Procuration, as Confirmed & Attested aboue written, transcribed out of the originall, & there with Compared this 25th day of July. 1684 as Attests Edw : Rishworth Re : Cor :
To all people to whome these Presents shall come/ Know yee that was neare three scoore years since, Mr Thomas Purchase deceased, came into this Countrey as Wee haue been well Informed, & did as well by pouer, or Pattent deriued from the King of England, as by Consent, Contract, & agreement, with Sagamores & proprietors of all the Lands lijng on the Easterly side of Casco Bay, & on the both sides of Androscogan Riuer, & Kenebecke Riuer, enter vpon & take possession of all [15] the Lands, lijng foure Miles Westward from the uppermost falls, In sayd Andro- scoggan riuer, to Mayquoit In Casco bay, & on the Lands on the other side Androscoggan Riuer, from aboue sd falls
BOOK IV, FOL. 15.
down to Pegipscott & Merry meeteing bay, to bee bounded by a South West & North East lyne, to runne from the vpper part of sd falls to Kenebecke Riuer, & all the Land from Maqcooit to Pegipscott, & to hould the same breadth where ye Land will beare it, down to a place called Atkines his Bay, Neare to Sagadehock are the Westerly side, of Kenebecke Riuer, & all the Yslands In the sayd Kenebecke Riuer & land between the sd Atkines his bay, & small poynt Harbour, the Land & riuer & ponds interiacent, Contajne- ing yrin breadth, about three English Miles more or less ; And was wee are well Assured, that Major Nichos Shapleigh In his life tyme, was both by purchase from the Indeans Sagamores, our Ancestors, & Consent of Mr Gorga Comission possessed, & dyed seized of the remainder of all ye Lands, lijng & Adioyneing vpon the Mayne, & all the Yslands between the sd small Poynt Harbour, & Mayquoit aforesd, & Prticularly of a Necke of land called Mereconeeg, & an ysland Called Sebascoa Diggin, & was the relicts & heyres of sd Mr Purchase, & Major Nichols Shapleigh haue reserved accomodations for thejr seuerall familys, sould all the re- mainder of the aforesd Land, & Ysland, to Richard Wharton of Boston M'chant & for as much as the sd Mr Purchase did Personally possess, Improue, & Inhabitt, at Pegipscott aforesd, neare the Center or middle of all the Lands aforesd, for neare fiuety yeares before the late unhappy warr, And włas the sd Richard Wharton hath desired an Inlargement vpon, & between the sd Androscoggan & Kenebecke riuer, & to Incorage the sd Richard Wharton to Settle an English Town, & promote the Salmon & Sturgeon fishing, by which wee promiss o'selues great supplies, & releife : Therefore & for other good Causes, & considerations, & especially for & In consideration of a ualewable sume received from the sd Wharton In M'chandize, Wee Warumbee Durumkine, Wihi- kermett Weedon, Domhegon Neonongasett, & Nimbanewett, Cheife Sagamores of all the aforesd & other Riuers, & land Adiacent, haue in Confirmation of the sd Richd Whartons
BOOK IV, FOL. 15.
Title, & propriety, fully freely & absolutely giuen granted ratify'd, & Confirmed to him the sd Richd Wharton all the aforesd Land, from the vppermost part of Androscoggan falls foure Miles Westward & so down to Maquoitt & by sd Riuer of Pegypscott, & from the other side of Androsscoggan Falls, all the Land from the ffalls to Pegypscott, & Merri- meeting Bay to Kenebecke, & towards the Willderness to bee bounded by a South West & North East lyne to extend from the vpper part of the sd Androscoggan vppermost ffalls, to the sayd River of Kenebecke, And all the Land from Maquoit to Pejepscott, & to runne & hould the same breadth wr the Land will beare it, unto Atkines his Bay In Kene- becke Riuer, & Small poynt Harbor In Cascoe Bay, & all Yslands In Kenebecke, & Pejepscott Riuers, & merrimeete- ing Bay and with in ye aforesd bounds, espetially the aforesd Necke of Land called Merecaneeg And Ysland Called Sebas- coa Diggine, togeather, with all Riuers Riueletts, brookes ponds, poules, waters water Courses, all wood trees of Tymber, or other trees, & all mines, Minneralls, quaries, & espetially the soole & absolute uss and benefitt of Salmon & Sturgeon fishing, in all the Riuers, riuerletts or Bays afore- sayd, and in all Riuers brookes, Crickes, or pond with in any of the bounds aforesd, & also wee the sd Sagamors haue vpon the Considerations aforesd, given granted barganed & sould, enfeoffed & Confirmed, And do by these Presents, giue grant bargan & Sell, alliene, Infeoff & Confirme to him the sd Richd Warton all the Land lijng fiue Miles aboue the vppermost of the sayd Androscoggan ffalls, In breadth & lengh houlden the same breadth from Androscoggin falls to Kenebecke riuer, & to bee bounded, by the aforesd south west & North East lyne, & a Parcell of lands at fiue Miles distance to runn from Androscoggin to Kenebecke Riuer as aforesd/ together with all the profetts priuiledges, Com- moditys, benefitts, & Aduantages, & Perticularly the soole propriety, benefitt & aduantage of the salmon & Sturgion fishing with in bounds & lymitts aforesd/ To haue & to
BOOK IV, FOL. 15.
hould to him the sd Richd Wharton, his heyrs and Assignes for euer, all the aforenamed land priueleges & priuiledges & Premisses, with all benefitts rights, appurtenances, or Aduan- tages, yt now do, or hereafter shall or may belong unto any part or Parcell of the Premisses, fully freely & absolutely accquitted & discharg from all former & other Gyfts grants bargans Sailes, Morgages, & incomberances whatsoeuer / And wee the sd Warrumbee Derumkine Whihkermett Wedon, Domhegon, Neonongassett & Nimbanuett, do couenant & grant to & with the sd Richard Wharton, that wee haue in our selues good right, & full pouer thus to Confirme & conuay the premisses and that wee our heyres & successors shall & will warrant, & Defend the sd Richd Wharton, his heyres & Assignes for euer, In the peaceable inioyment of the prem- isses, and euery part thereof, against all & euery Person or persons, that may legally Clajme any right, title, Interest or propriety in the premisses, by from or under us the aboue named Sagamores, or any of or Ancetors, or Predecessors / Prouided neuertheless that nothing in this Deede, bee Con- strued to deprive us the sd Sagamores, successors or people, from Improueing or Antient planting, grounds, nor from hunting in any of the sayd Land, being not Inclosed, nor from fishing for our own prouission, so long as no damage shall bee to the English ffishery / prouided alsoe that nothing here in contajned, shall Preiudice any of the Inglish Inhabi- tants or planters, being at Present Actually possessed, of any part of ye Premisses, & legally deriueing right from sd Mr Purchase, & or Ancestors ; In witness hereof Wee the afore named Sagamores, well understanding the purport here of, do set to or hands & seales, at Pejepscott the Seu- enth day of July, In the thirty fifth yeare of the Reign of
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