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John Leighton seal ) Joseph Hill seal )
Johnson Harmon seal )
Recorded according to ye Original May 19th 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
Know all men by these presents that I Samuel Powsley of Boston in ye County of Suffolk in ye Prouince of ye Mas- sachuttes Bay in New England shipwright for and in consid- eration of ye Sum of fifteen pounds currant money of New England to me in hand paid before ye Ensealing hereof by By Samuel Moodey of ye Town of ffalmouth in ye County of York in ye Prouince aforesaid ye receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge my self therewith fully satisfyed and contented and of euery part and percell thereof do : acquit and dis-
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charge ye sª Samuel Moodey his heirs Executors and admin- istrators for euer by these presents, Haue Giuen Granted bargained Sold Enfeoffed and confirmed, and by these pres- ents do Bargain, Sell freely c absolutely Convey Aliene and confirm unto him ye sd Samuel Moodey his Heirs and assigns for euer, a certain Tract of Land and Marsh Seituate lying and being in ye Town of ffalmouth in ye County of York containing fifty acres be it more or less Butting Southerly upon ye Riuer commonly known by ye name of old Casco Riner, and westerly upon ye Land of John Ingorsel late of ffalmouth Deceased, Which sd Tract of Land together with a small Tract of Marsh was formerly in ye Possession and occupation of my Father Richard Powsley late of Falmouth Deceased To have and to hold the ahoue Bargained prem- isses with all my rights to any Lands in ye Town of ffalmouth, with all appurtenances preuilidges of ye wood underwood Timber waters or any other Commodities thereto belonging to him ye sd Samuel Moodey his Heirs and assigns for euer and I ye sª Samuel Powsley for me my Heirs, Executors, administrators, do Couenant and promise that I am ye Law- full owner and proprietor of sd Land as a good Inheritance in my own proper Right and haue power to dispose of ye same and that ye sª Samuel Moodey his heirs and Assigns, shall Enjoy ye sd demised premisses free from all bargains, former Sales c Incumbrances whateuer, and that I sd Pows- ley do further Engage ye sª Moodey his Heirs and Assignes against all claims or demands of any person whateuer here- after for euer ye same to Warrant secure and defend as also to giue further security of ye same by Writeings deed or otherwise if required, and Elizabeth Powsley ye wife of ye sª Sam" Powsley doth by these presents freely Surrender all her right of Dowry and power of thirds in and unto ye ahoue demised premisses unto him ye sª Samuel Moodey his Heirs and Assigns In Wittness whereof we haue hereunto set our hands and Seals this Twenty fifth day of July in ye Sixth Year of his Majesties Reign Annoq Domini 1720
ye words and Marsh being interlined before Sealing
Signed Sealed and delivered In presence of us John Parks Junr Nath" Hill
Sam11 Powsley ( seal ) Eliza Powsley ( seal )
Suffolk ss/ Boston ly ly 25th 1720 Sam" Powsley & Eliza- ·
beth his Wife personally ap- peared and acknowledged this Instrum to be their Act and Deed Cor John Clark Jus peace
Recorded according to ye Original May 10th 1721 : p Abram Preble Regr
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These presents wittnesseth that whereas wee Francies Sayer of Wells within ye County of York in his Majesties Province of ye Massachuttes Bay Yeoman, and Jeremiah Storer of Boston in ye County of Suffolk in his majesties Prouince aforesaid House Carpenter haue lately had some difference and dispute relateing to their Diuiding Bounds of their Lands in Wells aforesaid, which Land of sd Storers formerly belonged unto Samuel Austin and ye Lands of ye sd Sayer formerly belonged unto Thomas Mills both late of Wells Deceased, now ye sd Sayer and Storer haueing requested Colonoll John Wheelwright M' Jonathan Little- feild and Mr Nicholas Cole to be assisting them in ye dinid- ing and settling a perfect bounds between them for perpe- tuity which boundaries or Line is to begin at a ditch in ye Marshes at ye edge of ye upland and from thence to run on a straight line up to ye Countrey highway where there is a Trench dugg in the Ground and a large Stone set in ye Trench marked SS which Course from ye Marsh up to ye aforesaid Trench and stone is north West about a quarter of a point Westerly unto which bounds and Settlement of ye line aforesaid wee ye aboue mentioned Francies Sayer and Jeremiah Storer do hereby oblidge and bind our selues our Heirs Executors administrators and assisns each unto ye other and each of our Heirs Executors administrators and assigns hence forward and for euer, hereafter to remain and abide by ye diuideing line aforesaid as a finall and perpetuall Settlement In Wittness whereof we ye sd ffrancies Sayer and Jeremiah Storer haue [164] hereunto set our hands and Seals this fifth day of May one Thousand Seuen hundred Twenty and one and in ye Senenth Year of his Majesties Reign ouer Great Brittian France and Ireland &e 1721 Signed Sealed and delivered
In presence of
Nath" Wheelwright Mary Wheelwright
Francies Sayer seal ) Jeremiah Storer ( seal ) York ss Wells May 5th 1721 The within named Francies Sayer and Jeremiah Storer personally appeared before me ye subscriber one of his Majas Justices of ye peace for sd County and acknowledged ye within written Instrument to be their voluntary aet and deed
John Wheelwright Recorded according to ye Original May 10th 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
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To all Christian People to whome this Deed of Sale may come John Smith of Glocester in ye County of Essex in ye Province of ye Massachuttes Bay in New England Yeoman sendeth Greeting Know Ye ye sd John Smith for and in con- sideration of fourty pounds money to him in hand well and truly paid by Jacob Perkins of York in ye County of York in ye Prouince aforesaid, at ye receipt whereof ye sd John Smith doth hereby acknowledge himself therewith paid sat- isfyed and fully contented and doth hereby acquit ye sd Jacob Perkins of euery part and percel thereof and hath Giuen, Granted, and bargained Sold aliened Enfeoffed and confirmed and doth hereby giue grant bargain Sell aliene Enfeoffe & confirm make ouer and convey unto ye sd Jacob Perkins and his heirs and Assigns for euer one certain peice parcel Tract or Tenement of Land containing ffifty aeres lying and being within this Town of York scituated upon ye southeast side of ye great marsh between the Riuer of Cape Nedwick and Ogunquit and is butted and bounded as ffolloweth Beginning at a small Read oak Tree marked on four sides standing by sd Great Marsh and runs from thence Southeast Eighty four poles to a heap of Stones by ye Sea side and then northeast by ye Sea side one hundred poles to a Small Pitch pine Marked on four sides and thence North- west Eighty four poles to a forked Oak Marked on four sides and thenee Southwest to ye Red oak began at four poles being allowed for ye high way through sª Land ye which sª Land was granted unto James Jackson late of sd York Deceased Augt ye 13th 1674 at a Legal Town meeting in s' York as also seuen acres of Marsh or Medow in said Great Marsh or how otherways or may be reputed to be bounded with all ye rights, Titles, preuilidges Emoluments and appurtenances there unto belonging or appertaining both to sd Land and Marsh or that euer may hereafter re- down unto ye same or any part or percel thereof unto him ye sd Jacob Perkins and his Heirs and Assigns for euer To have and to hold and quietly to possess and Enjoy ye same as a good and sure estate in fee Simple Moreover ye sd John Smith for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators To and with ye sd Jacob Perkins his Heirs and Assignes Couenant Bargain Engage and promise ye aboue bargained premises with all its preuilidges and appurtenances To be free and clear from all former Gifts, Grants, bargains, Sales, rents, rates, Mortgages, dowers Widows thirds or any other Incumbrances whatsoeuer as also from all future Claims, Chalenges demands, Interruptions, or Law Sutes to be had or commenced by him ye sd John Smith his Heirs or assigns or
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any other person or persons whatsoeuer and that henceforth and after this date ye sd John Smith doth bind and oblidge himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators to defend and doth Warrantise ye aboue bargained premises unto ye sd Perkins and his Heirs c Assigns In Wittness hereof ye aboue sd John Smith hath hereunto set his hand and Seal this fourteenth day of May in ye Year of our Lord one Thousand seuen hundred and Twenty and in ye sixth Year of ye Reigne of our Souerigne Lord George King of Great Brittian &c his
Signed Sealed c delivered in the presence of us Ebenezer Allen Nath" Freeman
John
Smith ( seal )
mark York ss May ye 26th 1720
Abram Preble
John Smith personally ap- peared before me ye Sub- scriber and acknowledged the ahoue Deed to be his free act and deed Abram Preble Just peace Recorded according to ye Original May 12th 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
John Parker aged Seventy Six Years and Thomas addams aged seventy three Years or there about do testife and Say that they well Remember that on the Land where M' Jona- than Bane now Liveth and hath Bult a dwelling house : which was Sold to Lewis Bane Esqr the father of ye said Jonathan Bane upon the north Side of the highway that Leads from York Meeting House, towards the upper Part of the Town of York : and about ten acres on the South Side of sd way Set forth and Expresed in a deed for the Land on both sids of said way Bareing date ye 3ª of Nouember : 1698 : Signed by Richard Fozer as Read and Shewn to us) was in the Possession of James Sharp Living upon sª land forty Seven Years aGoe having a hovse thereon neer where said Jonathan Liveth : since which it has Bin in the actual Pos- session of the Said Lewis Bane and his son Jonathan Bane and they Never heard of any Claime or Challing or Contri- uercy : Relating to the title of said land But as sold from Said Sharp untill it Came into ye Possession of sd Lewis and Jonathan Bane which Land is Now in the quiet Possession of the Said Jonathan Bane
York ss : May the 12th 1721 : John Parker and Thomas
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addams above named Made Oath to the truth of the above Deposition taken in Perpetuam rei Memoriam
Joseph Hamond ) Justuses
Coram Abram Preble Quor
Recorded according to ye original May ye 12 : 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
[165] To all Christian People to whome this present Deed of Sale may come John Woodbridge of York in ye County of York in ye Province of ye Massachuttes Bay in New Eng- land joyner and Elizabeth his Wife sendeth Greeting ( Know Ye ye sd John & Elizabeth for and in Consideration of Seu- enty pounds Money to them in hand well and truly paid by abiell Goodwin of sd York & bricklayer at ye receipt whereof ye sª John and Elizabeth do acknowledge them- selues fully paid satisfyed and contented and do hereby acquit and discharge ye sª Abiell Goodwin of euery part and payment of ahoue sª Sum and hath Giuen Granted bargained Sold aliened Enfeoffed and Conveyed and do by these pres- ents Giue Grant bargain Sell aliene Enfeoffe and convey and fully freely and absolutely make ouer and confirm and Establish unto ye sª Abial Goodwin and his Heirs and Assigns for euer one certain peice parcell or Tract of Salt Marsh thatch bank or thatch Ground and medow Ground containing by Estimation Seuen achers be ye same more or Less being within ye Township of said York and is Scituated upon ye Northeast side of ye Northwest branch of sd York Riuer and is butted and bounded as ffolloweth vizt upon the Northwest by ye Marsh commonly called Curtices Coue and by Capt Peter Nowells Land upon ye Northeast side and eastward as his upland Lyeth and Southward and South- westward by ye Branch of sª Riuer of York or how euer otherwise is or may be reputed to be bounded Together with all ye rights Titles preuilidges appurtenances Emolu- ments and aduantages belonging unto ye sª Medow Marsh or Thatch Ground aboue mentioned or any part or percel thereof or that euer here after may by any means Redown unto ye same unto him ye said Abiell Goodwin and unto his Heirs and Assigns for euer To haue and to hold and quietly and peaceably to possess occupie and Enjoy as a sure and good Estate in fee Simple Moreover ye sd John and Eliza- beth do for themselues their Heirs Executors administrators and assigns Couenant Ingage and promise To and with ye sª Abiell Goodwin and his Heirs and assigns ye aboue bar-
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gained premises with all its preuilidges to be free and clear from all former Gifts, Grants bargains Sales rents rates Dowreys intails Mortgages extents or Executions or any other Encumbrances whatsoeuer as also from all future Claims Challenges demands arrests Interruptions disturb- ances or any Law suits to be had or Commensed by them ye sª John or Eliza their Heirs Executors administrators or assigns or any other person or persons whatsoever and yt proceeding and from and after this date ye sª John and Elizabeth do oblidge themselues and Heirs to Warrantize and defend ye aboue bargained Marsh &c In Wittness hereof ye aboue named John Woodbridge and Elizabeth his Wife haue hereunto set their hands and Seals this seuenteenth day of ffebruary in ye Year of our Lord one Thousand Seuen hundred and Twenty Twenty one and in ye Seuenth Year of ye Reign of our Souerign Lord George King of Great Brittain &c
John Woodbridge ( seal )
Signed Sealed and delivered in ye presence of us Witt-
Eliza Woodbridge ( seal )
nesses
Johnson Harmon
Elihu Parsons
Thos Newman
York ss York March ye 16th 1720/21 ye aboue sª John Woodbridge personally ap- peared c acknd ye aboue In- strumt to be his free act c deed before me Abra Preble J : peace
Recorded according to ye Original May 23th 1721
p Abram Preble : Regr
York sc/ York April ye 9th 1730 Mrs Elisabeth Wood- bridg psonally appeared before me the Subscriber & & acknowledged the within written Instrument to be her Act & Deed Before me Joseph Hill Jus : Peace
A true Copy of the Original Acknowledgment (endorsed on the Deed Recorded above) Receivd April. 10. 1730
Att" Jos : Moody Reg
To all Christiane People to whome this Present Deed of Gift may come Rowland Young of York in ye County of York in the Prouance of Maine in New England : Sendeth Greeting : Know Yee : the Said Rowlan and Susanna his wife : Divers Good Causes and Consedirations them there unto Moveing : But More Espcashally : for the Naturall Efection and Parental Efections and Love they Bare unto their Son Jonathan Young of York aforesaid : have Given Granted Bargained convaighed and Made over : and Do by these Presents Give Grant Bargin Convaigh and. Make over :
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and fully freely and absolutely assign and Confirm unto the said Jonathan his heirs and assigns for Euer : one cirtain pice parcell or tenumum of Land Containing by Estimation twenty acres be it More or Less : Lying and being within this Township of sd York Cituated upon the South Side of Said York River : the which is a Part of a forty acres for- merly Granted to Rowlan Young ye father of the above said Rowlan Young Late of said York deceaced the which Grant was Given to said Young March ye 18: 1671/2 by the Se- lect Men of Said York as p York Town Book Referance thereunto being had May More fully appeer : the which is is Bounded as followeth as followeth : Viz : on the North East Side of the Land of Mathews Young : Begining at a hem- lock Tree by Josiah Mayns Bounds and Runs from thence west and by north twenty Pole to a shrub Beech Markt on four Sids and from thence by said Mathus Youngs Bounds : North North East alittle Northwardly to a Little whit Burch Markt : by abovesd River : so up as the River Runeth as far as aboue said Rowlan Youngs Lott doth : and thence south East to abone sª Mayns Bounds : and so is bounded by said Mayns Land to the hemlock tree ahoue Mentioned began att : Together with all the Rights Prive- ledges apertinancis and aduantages thereunto belonging or any Part thereof unto him the said Jonathan Young his heirs and assigns for Euer : To Haue and To Hold : and quietly and Peaceably to possess Ocupie and Injoy as a sure Estate in fee simple Moreour the said Rowlan and Susanna doth for themselves their heirs Executors administrators and Assigns : In Gage Promise and Couenant to and with the said Jona- than his heirs and assigns : the above said Land as it now stands Bounded : unto him the Said Jonathan Proceeding the date hereof: they the Said Rowlan and Susanna will Warrantise the same unto the Said Jonathan &c : from them Selues their heirs and assigns : in Witness hereof : the a bovesd Rowlan Young and Susanna his Wife have hereunto Sett their hands and Seales this Eleventh day of febuary in the Year : one thousand Seven hundred an fourteen : and in the first year of the Reign of Our Soverigne Lord George King of great Brittaine &c : his Signed Sealed and
delivered in presents of Abram Batting Benaiah Young
Rowlan : P : Young (S) mark
Susanna Young (S)
York ss York Aprrill ye 1 : 1715 Rowlan Young and his wife acknoledged ye with- in written deed of Gift to be their act and deed Before me Lewis Bane Jus : peac
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Recorded according to ye original : May 24th 1721 p Abram Preble Reg"
[166] The aftidvit of James Emery aged Eighty Seven years or thereabout and Elisabeth Gowen aged Seventy three years or there about these deponents doe testefie that Mr Nicholos ffrost the Granfather of the Now Majr Charls Frost for above Sixty years a goe Liveed at the Place where the sª Charles Frost now dwells near Sturgion Creek in Kittery and that and that the Said Nicholos Frost Possessed and Improved the Marsh that the said Charles frost now Improveth and Posseseth and the upland adjoyning there unto as far from said Marsh as the North end of the said Charles Frosts now orchard Behind his upper Barne : and the Bounds of the farm as it was Laid out and Stated to the antiant possession of the said Nicholos Frost Extended Northwardly to the Great hill and southwardly ouer the Marsh Hill the North End of the said the North End of said farme being there Bounded on the westward side thereof by Nicholos Shaplight and on the Easwardly side thereof by antony Emery and by the other parts thereof by the then Comans or waste Land and the Said farme has bin in ye possession of the said Nicholos frost and his Son Charles ffrost deced and Gran son Charles frost aforesaid successively to this day and further saith Not
York ss : October ye 15th 1717 Sworn in Perpetuam rei Memoriam : before Abram Preble Jus : Quor Lewis Bane Jus : peace The above aftidavits was Seald as soon as Taken and Left in My hands untell this 25th day of May 1721 : and now is Recorded occording to the Origenall on May ye 25 : 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
The Testimoney of John Gowen aged fifty one Years or there abouts Sath that being desiered by Charls ffrost Esq" to assist him in Renewing the Bounds of his Land : on ye South side of his Marsh at Stirgion Creek which was Part of the Two hundred acres formerly Lotted and Laid out : to M' M' Nicholas Frost the Granfather of the Said Charles Frost to his House and Marsh at Said stirgion Creek : we find the Lenght thereof to Extend from the Marsh South- wardly over the Marsh hill to be one hundred and seventy
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six Poles from ye Marsh to ye antiant bounds at ye South End Taking our departure from the said frosts Stack Yard on the West End of the Said Marsh Hill we renewed the Bounds from a Certian Red oak Tree Standing a Little Eastwardly : from Capt Heards Stackyard and from Said tree runing Eastwardly till we Came to the north and South- line from the Marsh which North and south Line : We also renewed till we came to a certain Pine Tree Latly Cut down which was ye antient Southwest Corner Bounds of the said Frosts farme. and and is a Little distance North East from a Place Called Andrew Neales Swamp : and from sd pine Tree East by the antient Bounds till we came to a peice of Land laid out unto the afore said Charles frost the third of March : 1703 : Containing thirty two acres as p the Return thereof under the hand of the depod then Sernajr which Bounds and Lines afore said this deponent hath Known to be the bounds of the South End of the farme now in the Posession of the Said Charles ffrost upwards of thirty Years : Which bounds have bin of renued sence his Remembarance : this depont doth further Testifie yt the Bounds : of the said frost farme on the North end Extends : to dumplin Hill according to the Addition Granted to his father and Laid out by the Servajrs as pr their Returns bareing date ye 28th february 1671 : as also a peice of Land adjoyning : to Said Addition : of twenty four acres Laid out by the Suruajrs the 18th : of March 1673/4 : the bounds of sd twenty four acres on the East- wardly side is Bounded by the Parth y' Leads to York : till it Comes to a Certian Red oak tree standing by the Side of the Said path a little distance southward from a Ridg of Land Lying between ye third hill and dumplin hill : which Tree is a Corner Tree : of a lott formerly Laid out to Wil- liam Gowen and from said Tree on a West Line till it Comes : to aforesaid addition on the south line from the Brook behind Damplin hill which Bounds he hath Known upward of thirty Years and have at divers times Bin Renewed
Mr Sam" Small aged fifty two years Testifieth that he hath : Known the bounds/ according to the A bove Afti- davit of Mr John Gowen : upward of thirty Years and have known : the Same to have bin Divers times Renewed accordingly
York ss : January 22cd 1718/19 the above aftidavit was taken and sworn : in Perpetuam rei Memoriam
before us : Abram Preble Jus Quor Lewis Bane Just peace
York ss : the above aftidavit was Sealled up as soon as it
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was sworn and Left in My hands and Cept Sealled to this day of ye re Recording : Recorded according to ye Originall May 25th 1721 p Abram Preble Regr
[167] This Indenture made thirteenth day of Augt anno Domini one Thousand Seuen hundred and Twenty in ye Seuenth Year of ye Reign of our Souerign Lord George of Great Brittian ffrance and Ireland King Defender of ye Faith Between John Penhallow of GeorgeTown in ye County of York Esq' on ye one part and Thomas Webber of Augus- tee in ye County aforesaid Marriner, on ye other part Witt- nesseth yt I ye sª Thomas Webber for diuers good Causes and considerations me there unto mouing, haue Giuen granted, bargained Sold, Aliened Conveyed, and Confirmed and by these presents do freely fully & absolutely giue, grant bargain, Sell alien Convey and Confirm unto him ye sd John Penhallow his heirs and Assigns for Euer, a Cer- tain Island Scituate Lying and being in ye Town of Augusta afore sª ye sª Island being Commonly called Bigg buary Island together with a dwelling house thereon standing as also two stages together with fiue home Lotts of Land three whereof are front lotts and ye other two rear lotts, all lying together in ye sª Town of Augusta, and being partly upland and partly Salt Marish, fronting and bounded West- erly on ye Coue or Harbour, Together with ye out Lands which are to be one hundred acres for each lott (according to ye vote of ye Propriotors for ye first Twenty ffamilyes) ye sd outlands adjoyning unto ye sª Penhallows ffarm from ye Seil Coue to ye harbour or to Joyn next to ye bounds of sª Penhallows ffarm, and as much of ye land to be laid out there as ye place will admit of or ye whole if it can be with- out prejudice to ye other Inhabitants, other ways to be ie ye remainder in ye most Conuenient place which is to be at ye Election of ye sª Penhallow & Webber, also all rights and after Divisions to be laid out to ye sd lotts of Lands Together with all houses out houses buildings ffences Trees Rocks Rights Membars proffitts preuilidges Commadities emolu- ments advantages and Appurtenances whatsoeuer to ye sª Granted premises belonging or in any wise appertaining, as also all my right Title and Interest, to ye Same or any part thereof or to any other Land or Housing in ye sª Town of Augusta in ye Prouince of main in New England and ye Versions and Remainders thereof, also three Vessels or Scooners one whereof is named or called ye Willingmind
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burthen about 8 Tuns one other named ye Thomas and Me- hettabel, burthen about Ten Tuns ye other Named ye ffisher burthen about Ten Tuns Together with all the Marsts Booms, Bowspritts, anchors, Cables, Sails, riggin Tackle, furniture, and apparel to ye sª Senerall Scooners or Vessells, belonging or in any wise appartaining To hane and to hold all ye before granted and Bargained premises with ye appur- tenances and euery part and parcell thereof unto ye sd John Penhallow his Heirs Executors administrators & assigns for euer to his and their only proper use benefit and behoof and I ye sd Thomas Webber for my Self my Heirs Execu- tors and administrators, do hereby Couenant Grant and agree to and ye said John Penhallow his Heirs Execu- tors in manner following that is to say at the Ensealing hereof I am ye true Sole ann Lawfull owner of all the afore- going granted and bargained premisses with ye appurte- nances and haue in my self full power good right and law- full authority to grant bargain Sell and dispose thereof in manner as afore sª and yt ye same is free and Clear from all incumbrances, whatsoeuer and do further Couenant grant and agree for my self my Heirs Executors administrators to Warrant and defend ye saide granted and bargained premisses unto ye sª John Penhallow his Heirs Executors administrs and Assigns for euer against ye Lawfull Claims and demands of of all and euery person and persons whome- soeuer Provided neuertheless and it is ye true intent and meaning of these presents any thinge herein Contained to ye Contrary Notwithstanding, That if the aboue bounded Thomas Webber his Heirs Executors or Administrators or Assigns do well and truly pay unto ye sd Penhallow his Heirs Execurs Administrators or Assigns ye Sum of one hundred and Seuenteen pounds s/ with Legal Interest thereon till ye time of payment then the aboue Obligation shall be void and of no Effect otherwise to stand and remain in full force and virtue dated in Georgetown and Sealed with my Seal ye day and Year first aboue written
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