USA > Maine > York County > York deeds, Book XIV 1730-1732 > Part 49
USA > Maine > York County > York deeds, Book XIV 1730-1732 > Part 49
USA > Maine > York County > York deeds, Book XIV 1730-1732 > Part 49
USA > Maine > York County > York deeds, Book XIV 1730-1732 > Part 49
USA > Maine > York County > York deeds, Book XIV 1730-1732 > Part 49
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Main aforesd Shipwright as in by a certain Deed of Sale under the Hand & Seal of the sa John Smith bearing Date the First Day of March 1685/6 The sd Tract of Land being bonnded in the sª Deed in the manner following Viz ; The West Bounds beginning at a Small Brook next the Mill & so North North West to the Extent of the Bounds of sª Smith & on the East beginning at a great Rock or Stump at the upper End of s' Banks Acre of Land wheron his House stands & from thence North East to a Hemlock Tree mark- ed Four Square & from thence North North West to the Ex- tent of sª Smith's Bounds together also with the aforemen- tioned One Acre of Land whereof the sa Sam" Banks's House formerly stood & wherein he formerly dwelt with the Orchard thereon now growing To Have and to hold all & singular the above granted & released Premisses with all & Singular the Rights Profits Priviledges & Appurces there- unto belonging or in any ways appertaining unto him the sd Sam" Clark his Ileirs and Assigns forever to his and their own Sole & proper Use benefit & bchoof forever freely peaceably & quietly without any manner of Reclaim Chal- lenge or Contradiction of me the sd Peter Bourse my Heirs and Assigns & without any account Reckoning or Answer therefore to be given rendered or done in Time to come to ine or them so that neither I the st Peter Bourse my Heirs or Assigns nor any other Person or Persons for me or them or in mine or their Names Right or Stead shall or will by any Ways or means hereafter have Claim Challenge or De- mand any Right Estate Title or Interest of in or to the pmis- ses or any part or parcell thereof But of & from all & every action of Right Estate Title Interest Claim & Demand of in & to the Premisses & every Part & Parcel thereof I my self & every of them shall be utter excluded & forever debar'd by these psents And the sa Bargained released & Confirmed Premisses with their & every of their Appurces unto the sa Sam" [182] Clark his Heirs and Assigns against my self my Ileirs Exec' Admin's & Assigns and against the Lawfull Claims and Demands of all Persons whatsoever Claiming or to Claim from by or under me them or any of them shall & will warrant and forever Defend by these psents In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Scal the Eighteenth Day of September in the Fifth Year of his Majesties Reign George the Second King of Great Britain &e Annoq Domini 1731 the above Interlining were made before Ensealing Peter Bourse (Seal ) Signed Sealed & Deliva in the psence of Mary Chandler John Evesmen
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Bristol ss/Sept ye 21st 1731 personally appeared Peter Bourse & acknowledged the above written Instrument to be his voluntary Act & Deed
Coram N : Blagrove Just Peace
A true Copy of the Original Recd Sept 28th 1731 Attest Joseph Moody Regr
Know all Men by these psents yt I Edward Evens of Dover in the Province of New Hampshire Yeo-
Evens man for and in Consideration of Twenty Five
To Pounds to me in Hand paid by Joseph Credford Credford & and Samuel Perkins both of Arundel in the Perkins County of York in the Province of the Massa- chusetts Bay New England Yeoman which is to my full satisfaction & contentment have bargained & sold & do by these Presents freely fully & absolutely Quit Claim all my Right Title & Interest that I have in any Land or Marsh in the Township of Arundel or that I ever ought to have by vertue of a Right derived from Simon Bussey late of Arundel decd or that ever shall or may belong to me by virtue of the aforesa Right To have and to hold the above granted & bargained Premisses wth all the Appurces & Priv- iledges to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining unto them the sd Joseph Credford & Samuel Perkins their Heirs and Assigns forever to them, and their proper Use Benefit & Bchoof & I the said Edward Evens for me my Heirs Excers Administrators do covent promise grant to and with the said Joseph Credford and Sam" Perkins their Heirs and Assigns that I am the true & sole owner of the abovesd granted & bargained Premisses and have in my selfe good Right full Power and lawfull Authority to depose of su bar- gained Premisses as abovesd and that the sª Joseph Credford & Samuel Perkins theirs Heirs and Assigns shall & may from Time to Time and at all Times forever hereafter by Force & vertue of these psents quietly & peaceably enjoy all the above Demised & bargained pmisses with the Appur- ces free & clear & clearly acquitted from all & all manner of former or other Gifts Bargains Sales Dowers Power of Thirds from by or under me In Witness hereof I have here- unto set to my Hand & Seal this Twenty Third Day of JJune One Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirty
her mark
Edward Evens ( Seal) Dorcas X Evens (Scal) Signed Sealed & Delivd in psence of us Witnesses Sam !! Wildes Jacob Wildes Benjamin Credife
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York ss/Wells September 16th 1731 Then Edward Evens within named and Dorcass his Wife personally appeared and acknowledged the within written Instrument to be their free Act & Deed
before me Joseph Sayer J : Peace A true Copy of the Original Reed Sept: 30. 1731 Attest Jos : Moody Regr
To all People to whom these psents shall come Greeting Know ye that I John Linscot of York in the
Linscot County of York in the Province of the Massts Bay
To in New England Unsbandman for and in Consider- Smith ation of the Sum of Fifteen Pounds to me in lland at and before the Ensealing & Delivery of these Presents well and truly paid by JJohn Smith of sd York Mill- wright the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge & thereof & of every Part and Parcell do Exonerate acquit and discharge the sd John Smith his Ileirs Excers Adminrs by these psents have given granted bargained sold aliened conveyed and confirmed and by these Presents do fully free- ly and absolutely give grant bargain sell aliene convey and confirm unto the said John Smith his Heirs and Assigns forever a Tract of upland situate lying and being in the Township of York at a Place in said York called Brixam bounded as followeth beginning at the East corner of Nathan Bartlets Land at a White Oak Stake marked Four Sides & runs North East Thirty Two Pole to a large White Oak Tree marked four Sides & from thence North West to the Head of st Linscots Land & from thence South West Thirty Two Rods by the comon Land & from thence to the white Oak Stake First began at To have and to hold the said Land to him the said John Smith his Heirs and As- signs forever to his & their own proper Use Benefit and Be- hoof forever together with all the Profits Priviledges & com- odities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining and I the sd John Linscot for me my Heirs Exce's Admin's do covenant Promise and grant to & with the said JJohn Smith his Heirs and Assigns that at the Enscaling & ntill the delivery of these Presents I am the true sole & lawfull owner of the above granted and Bargained Premisses and am lawfully seized and possessed of the same in mine own proper Right as a good perfect and absolute Estate of In- heritance in Fee Simple & have in my self good Right full power & lawfull Authority to grant bargain sell convey and confirm sª demised Premisses in manner as aforesd and that
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 183.
the sd John Smith his Heirs and Assigns shall & may from Time to Time and at all Times forever hereafter by Force and vertue of these Presents lawfully and peaceably & quiet- ly have hold use occupy possess & Enjoy the before de- mised Premisses free and clear & freely & elcarly exonerat- ed accquitted and discharged of from all and all manner of former and other Gifts Grants Bargains Sales Leases Mort- gages Wills Entails Joyntures Dowries Judgments Execu- tions and Ineumbrances of what Name or Nature soever that might in any Measure or degree obstruct or make void this present Deed Furthermore I the sd John Linscot for my self my Heirs Execrs & Admin's [183] do covenant and en- gage the before bargained Premisses with the Appurces to him the sª John Smith his Heirs & Assigns against the law- full Claims or demands of any Person or Persons whatso- ever forever hereafter to warrant sceure and Defend by these Presents And Tabitha Linscot the Wife of me the sª John Linscot doth by these psents freely willingly give yield up and surrender all her Right & Dower and power of Thirds of in & unto the afore demised to him the said John Smith his Heirs and Assigns In Witness whereof the said John Linscot & Tabitha his Wife have hereunto set their Hands and Seals the Eighth Day of June in the Fourth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second One Thou- sand Seven Hundred and Thirty One
the Mark X of John Linscot
Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of Joseph Leavit Benjam Tomson Joseph Moody
York ss/Sept 30 1731 Then personally appeared John Linscot abovenamed & acknowledged the foregoing In- strumt in Writing to be his Act and Deed
before me Joseph Moody Jus : Peace
Received the Day of the Date hereof of John Smith the Sum of Fifteen Pounds wch is ye Consideration of the above written Deed John Linscot his Mark X
A true Copy of the Original Reed September 30th 1731 Attest Joseph Moody Reg"
To all Christian People to whom these psents shall come Greeting Know ye that we Thomas Seavy and Eben- Seavys ezer Seavy of Scarborough in the County of York in To his Majesties Province of the Massachusetts Bay in Fause New England Husbandman do for and in Considera- tion of the Sum of Thirty Two Pounds in Province Bills of New England to us in Hand paid by Walter Fause
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of Newington now resident in Scarborough abovesd the Re- ceipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge and thereof or from any further paymt acquit and fully discharge sd Walter Fause his Heirs Exec's Admin's forever by these Presents do fully freely clearly and absolutely give grant bargain sell aliene enfeofe set over convey and confirm unto the abovesd Walter Fause his Heirs Execrs Admin's & Assigns forever a certain Tract of Land containing Sixteen Acres be it more or less lying and being in the Town abovest butted & bound- ed as followeth viz beginning at Axell Robarts his Land & running North East Twenty Four Poll to Job Burnams Land then running One Hundred and Twenty Pole South East by sª Burnams Land then South West Twenty Four Pole to sd Robarts Land then running Northwest One Hundred & Twenty Pole to the First Bounds To have and to hold the above granted and bargained Premisses together with all the Profitts Priviledges & Appurces thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining unto him the sª Walter Fause his Ileirs Execra Admin's & Assigns to his & their own Sole & proper use benefit and behoof forever Avouching we have good Right and lawfull Authority to sell and convey the above granted and hargained Premisses and that it shall and may be lawfull for sd Walter Fause his Ileirs Exec' Adminrs & Assigns from Time to Time & at all Times forover here- after by Force and vertue of these psents to have hold use occupie possess and Enjoy the above demised Premisses as a good Estate of Inheritance in Fee Simple free from all In- cumbrances whatsoever by us our Heirs or Assigns Further- more we the said Thomas and Ebenezer Seavy for our selves our Heirs Execr8 & Admin's do covent and Engage the above demised Premisses to him the said Walter Fause his Heirs & Assigns against the lawfull Claims & Demands of any Per- sons whatsoever forever hereafter to warrant secure and de- fend In Witness whereof we the abovest Thomas & Ebene- zer Seavey have hereunto set our Hands & Seals this Fifth Day of May Annoq Domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Nine & in the Second Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second by the grace of God of great Britain France & Ireland King Defender the Faith &e Thomas Sevey (Seal) Ebenezer Seavey (Seal) Signed Sealed & Delivered in psence of us Martyn Jose John Babb
York ss/Biddiford Sept 27th 1731 Thomas Sevey & Eben- ezer Sevey both appeared and acknowledged this Justrument or Deed of Sale to be their free & voluntary & Deed
Coram John Gray Jus Pacis
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 184.
A true Copy of the Original Reed Octobr 1st 1731 Attest Jos : Moody Regr
To all People to whom these psents shall come Greeting
Thomes Know ye that I Thomas Thomes of Falmonth in
the County of York & Province of the Massachus-
To etts Bay in New England husbandman for & in
Moody Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred and
Thirty Pounds to me in Hand before the Enseal- ing hereof well & truly paid by Samuel Moody of Falmouth afores4 Phicisian the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknow- ledge & my self therewith fully satisfied & contented & thereof & of every part and parcell thereof do exonerate ac- quit & discharge him the said Sam1 Moody his Heirs Excers & Admin's for ever by these psents have given granted bar- gained sold aliened conveyed and confirmed by these psents do freely fully & absolutely give grant bargain sell aliene convey & confirm unto him the sd Samuel Moody his Heirs & Assigns forever a certain House together with One Acre of Land thereto adjoyning be the the same more or less ly- ing in the Town of Falmouth in the County & Province aforesaid and is butted & bounded as follows vizt South Westerly on Land in Possession of James Dunevan Norwest on a Private high way South East on a Town Road North East a little to the North East of the Gully whereupon a Bridge now stands and as the Fence now runneth or how- ever otherwise butted & bounded or reputted to be [184] To have and to hold the sa granted & bargained pmisses with all the Appurees priviledges & comodities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the sd Samuel Moody his Heirs and Assigns forever to him & their only proper Use benefit & behoof forever & I the said Thomas Thomes for my self & for my Heirs Excers & Adminrs do covenant promise & grant to and with the sª Samuel Moody his Heirs & Assigns that before the ensealing hereof I am the true sole and lawfull owner of the above bargained pmisses and am lawfully seized & possessed of the same in my own proper Right as a good perfeet & absolute Estate of Inheritance in Fce Simple and have in my self good Right full Power & lawfull Authority to grant bargain sell convey & confirm sª bargained pmisses in manner as afore- said & that he the sd Sam1 Moody his Heirs and Assigns shall & may from Time to Time & at all Times forever hereafter by Force & Vertue of these psents lawfully peace- ably & quietly have hold use occupy possess & enjoy the sd
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 184.
demised & bargained Premisses with the Appurces free & clear and freely & clearly acquitted exonerated & discharg- ed of from all & all manner of former or other Gifts Grants Bargains Sales Leases Mortgages Wills Entails Joyntures Dowries Judgments executions or Encumbrances of what Name or Nature soever that might in any measure or de- gree obstruet or make void this present Deed Furthermore I the s' Thomas Thomes for my self my Heirs Excers & Ad- min's do covenant and engage the above demised pmisses to him the said Samuel Moody his Heirs & Assigns against the lawfull Claims or demands of any Person or Persons what- soever forever hereafter to warrant secure & defend by these psents In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal this Thirtieth Day of August Anno Domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty One Annoq Regni Regis Georgii Secundi Quinto
Thomas Thomes (Seal)
Signed Seald & Delivd in psence of us Edmund Mount- fort Peter Walton
York ss/Falmouth Sept 27th 1731 Thomas Thomes per- sonally appeared & acknowledged the within deed by him Signd Seald & Delivd to be his free Aet & Deed
Cor" Roger Deering Jus' Pacis A true Copy of the Original Reed Oetor 5th 1731 Attest Jos : Moody Reg"
To all People to whom these Presents shall come Greet- ing Know ye that I Joseph Leavitt of York in the
Leavitt County of York in the Province of the Massachus-
To etts Bay in New England Cordwainer lately now Gray Tanner For and in Consideration of the Sum of Six Pounds in good Bills of publick Credit to me in Hand before the Enscaling hereof well and truly paid by Robert Gray of Berwick in said County Husbandman the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and my self there- with fully satisfied & contented & thereof & of every Part & Parcel thereof do exonerate acquit & discharge Him the sª Robert Gray his Heirs Excers & Admin's for over by these Presents have given granted bargained sold aliened conveyed and confirmed & by these Presents do freely fully absolutely give grant bargain sell aliene convey & confirm unto Him the sa Robert Gray his Heirs & Assigns for over Two Acres & an Half of Marsh being Part of a large Tract of fresh Marsh laid out Angt 20. 1714 in Partnership be- tween Capt Lewis Bane Arthur Bragdon JJun' Mr Samuel
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 184.
Came James Grant & Jonathan Bane as by York Town Re- cords may appear which Two Acres & an Half I bought of sd Arthur Bragdon Jun' as by his Deed to me Dated Augt 22 1728 Reference being thereunto had may appear the whole of sd Marsh being as yet undivided Proviso that if when s' Marsh shall come to be divided the Partners shall not allow sª Gray to take a small Piece of Marsh containing about Two Aeres lying down the Brook & most convenient for s' Gray then the sd Leavitt shall repay the sa Six Pounds to the sd Gray & the sd Gray shall reenfeoff the sª Leavitt of ye Premisses To have and to hold the sd granted & har- gained Premisses wth all the Appurces Priviledges & Com- odities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the s4 Robert Gray under the Proviso above mentioned & to his Heirs & Assigns for ever To his & their only prop- er Use Benefit & Behoofe for ever And I the sd Joseph Leavitt for me my Heirs Exeers and Admin's do covenant promise & grant to & with the sd Robert Gray his Heirs & Assigns That before the Enscaling hereof I am ye true sole & lawful Owner of the abovehargained Premisses & am law- fully seized & possessed of the same in mine own proper Right as a good pfect & absolute Estate of Inheritance in Fee simple and have in my self good Right full Power & lawful Authority to grant bargain sell convey & confirm sd bargained Premisses in Manner as aforest And that He the sª Robert Gray under the sª Proviso & his Heirs & Assigns shall & may from Time to Time & at all Times forever here- after by Force & Virtue of these Presents lawfully peace- ably & quietly have hold use occupy possess & enjoy the sd demised & bargained Premisses with the Appurces free & clear and freely & clearly acquitted exonerated & discharged of from all & all manner of former or other Gifts Grants Bargains Sales Leases Mortgages Wills Entails Joyntures Dowries Judgments Executions or Eneumbranees of what Name or Nature soever that might in any Measure or De- gree obstruet or make void this present Deed Furthermore I the sª Joseph Leavitt for my self my Heirs Excer & Ad- min's do covenant & engage the above demised Premisses to him the said Robert Gray his Heirs & Assigns against the lawful Claims or Demands of any Person or Persons what- soever forever hereafter to warrant secure & defend by these Presents-In Witness whereof I the sd JJoseph Leavitt have hereunto set my Hand & Scal the Eleventh Day of October in the Fifth Year of ye Reign of his Majty King George the Second Annoq Domini 1731
Joseph Leavitt ( Seal
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 185.
Signed Sealed & Delive in Presence of Sam" Moody Mary Bragdon Joseph Moody
York ss/York Octobr 11. 1731 Then Joseph Leavitt abovenamed psonally appeared & acknowledged the above Instrument to be his Act & Deed
Before me Joseph Moody Jus : Peace
A true Copy of the Original Reed Octobr 11 1731 Attest Joseph Moody Regt
185] Know all Men by these psents that I Withers Berry To Berry of Kittery in the County of York in the Prov- ince of the Massachusetts Bay in New England Yeo- Godsoe man Son and Ileir Surviving my late Father Mr Ben- jamin Berry of Kittery Deed as also Admin's unto my st Fathers Estate and with theconsent of my Father in Law Mr Dodavah Curtise & My Mother Mrs Elizabeth Curtise Reliet of my said Father Benjamin Berry abovesaid For and in Consideration of Thirty Pounds in Money to me in Hand paid & about Ten Acres of Land more or less as it is set forth in a Deed of Sale from William Godsoe of the same Place unto me the said Withers Berry the Receipt thereof both of the Thirty Pounds and Deed of Sale I do hereby ac- knowledge and my self therewith contented & fully paid have given granted bargained and sold and do by these psents fully freely & absolutely give grant bargain & sell & forever set over unto him the sd William Godsoe his Heirs & Assigns forever a Tract of Land that the sª Godsoe is now in the possession of wherein he now Dwells and is bounded as followeth beginning at the North West Corner of the abovesaid Land that is conveyed unto me the said Withers Berry by the abovesd Godsoe and runs from that said Corner on a Strait Course to a Stake that is drove Down in an Old Hemlock Stump on the North East Side of the Hill comonly called Beach Hill Right against the Middle of the Lane that goes down to s" Godsoes Cowyard & Barn & so to go from the said Stake on a Strait Course down through the Middle of the said Lane until it comes to the sd Godsoes Cowyard and the Croslane that goes to Bensones and Joneses and by the sa Croslane so far as the sd Bensons Land & then to John Balls & John Shepards Land by said Shepards Land up along Westward & from so Shephards Land to the abovesaid Tract of Land conveyed Me by the sd Godsoe To have and to hold the said Tract of Land so bounded with all the Appurees Priviledges & comodities to
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 185.
the same belonging unto the only use benefit and behoof of him the said William Godsoe his Heirs and Assigns for- ever the peaceable possession thereof to warrant & defend against all psons laying a lawfull Claim thereunto from by or under me In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Scal this Ninth Day of July in the Year of our Lord One thousand Seven Hundred & Twenty 1720 These psents Witness that we Dodavah Curtis & Elizabeth Curtise do ratify & allow of this conveyance above written By our Son Withers Berry In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our Hands and Seals Withers Berry (Seal) In the psents of W" Kelly W" Pepperrell Jun"
York ss/July 9th 1720 This Day the above mentioned Wheathers Berry psonally appeard before me the Subscribr One of his Majtys Justices of ye Peace for sd County & ac- knowledged all the foregoing Instrum to be his free Act & Deed Wm Pepperrell Jus p :
A true Copy of the Original Reed Octobr 4th 1731 Attest Joseph Moody Regr
To all Christian People to whom these psents shall come Greeting &c Know ye that Dodavah Curtise Eliza-
Curtise & beth Curtise and Withers Berry all of Kittery in
Berry the County of York in the prince of the Massa-
To chusetts Bay in New England for divers good
Godsoe Causes and considerations them thereunto moving have remised released & forever Quit claimed & by these psents for themselves their Heirs Excers and Ad- min's do fully clearly & absolutely remise release and for- ever Quit Claim unto William Godsoe of the same place Yeoman in his full and peaceable possession & seizin & to his Heirs and Assigns forever all such Right Estate Title Interest Claim & Demand whatsoever as they the said Dod- avah Curtise Elizabeth Curtise and Withers Berry had or ought to have by any Ways or means what soever in or to a certain Traet or Parcel of Land situate lying and being in the Township of Kittery aforest containing by Estimation Fifty Acres be it more or less butted & bounded as follow- eth (that is to say) on the Eastern Side by John Monsons Land on the Southern End by the Western Creek on the Western Side by the Land now in the possession of Paul Williams on the Northern End by the Land of Withers Berry aforesaid which was conveyed unto him by the abovesd Godsoe as may appear by a Deed or Instrument Baring Date with these psents together with all the Appurces and
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BOOK XIV, FOL. 186.
priviledges thereunto belonging To have and to hold the said Tract or Parcel of Land with all the Appurtenances there- unto the said William Godsoe his Heirs & Assigns and to the only Use and Behoof of the said William Godsoe his Heirs and Assigns forever so that neither they the sª Dode- vah Curtise Elizabeth Curtise & Withers Berry nor their Heirs nor any other pson or psons from them or in their Names or in the Nanie Right or Stead of any of them shall or will by any Ways or Means hereafter have claim chal- lenge or Demand any Estate Right Title or Interest of in or to the pmisses or any part or parcell thereof they & every of them shall be utterly excluded & barred forever by these Presents and also the sª Dodavah Curtise Elizabeth Curtise and Withers Berry and their Heirs the sd Tract of Land with the Appurtenances to the sd William Godsoe his Heirs & Assigns to his and their own proper Use & Uses in man- ner & form afore specified against their Heirs and Assigns and every of them shall warrant & forever Defend by these psents In Witness whereof the sd Dodavah Curtise & Eliza- beth Curtise & Withers Berry have hereunto set their Hands & Seals the Thirteenth Day of March Anno Domini One thousand Seven Hundred Twenty & Two Twenty and Three Annoq Regui Regis Georgii Magna Brittannia &e Nono his mark
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