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14. I do give unto my beloved wife Hannah Wiggin all the rest and residue of my personal estate, goods and chattels to be to her sole use and improvment & at her dispose; except my tankard which I give to my son Andrew, he paying to each of his brothers and sisters, thirty two shillins apeice, & my great bible which I give to my son Simon & after his decease to his son Simon.
15. My will is and I give unto my grandson Simon Wiggins the marsh I gave to his father Simon Wiggins, on the north-west side of the mill creek, and half the neck of upland to be in his possession after his fathers decease.
16. I give unto my grandson Chase Wiggin a yoke of oxen, to be out of my stock before division therof as above expressed be made.
ult. My Will is, and I do hereby, appoint and constitute my
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loving wife Hannah Wiggin and my son Jonathan Wiggin to be my full and joynt executors of this my last will and testament ; and I do hereby revoke, disanull & make void all former wills and testaments by me heretofore made.
And I do hereby nominate, desire & appoint my trusty & well beloved freinds Capt Kinsley Hall & M' Moses Leavitt to be the overseers of this my last will & testament In Witness wherof I the sd Andrew Wiggin have to this my last will and testament set my hand and Seal, the thirteenth day of January, Anno Domini one thousand seaven hundred and three or four, Annoq Secundo Rogni Regina Anna Anglia &c.
Signed Sealed and owned
Andrew Wiggin [seal]
in the presence of
Isaac Cole
John
The mark of
Jams X Godfrey
April 18; 1707 m' Andrew Wigins sen' being senceable that one of ye witnses to this his within will is Dceased and desierous yt this his last will might be sufficient proved doth in presence of us own & declare the within will & Testem is his Last will & tes- tament only where as his Dear wife Hannah Wiggins was Joynt Executrix now yt his son Jonathan be sole Executor-
Peter weare nathaniel watson
[Proved June 9, 1710. ]
JOSEPH BEARD 1703/4 DOVER
[Administration on the estate of Joseph Beard of Dover granted to his widow, Esther Beard, Feb. 9, 1703/4.]
[Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 272.]
[Bond of Esther Beard of Dover, widow, with William Furber and Tristram Heard, both of Dover, yeomen, as sureties, Feb. S,
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1703/4, in the sum of £200, for the administration of the estate ; witnesses, Mary Rymes and Charles Story. ]
[Warrant Feb. 9, 1703/4, authorizing Capt. John Tuttle and Lieut. Thomas Tibbetts, both of Dover, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Feb. 24, 1703/4 ; amount, £52.9.0; signed by John Tuttle and Thomas Tibbetts ; attested by them May 2, 1704; mentions Mary Williams, widow of Thomas Beard. ]
[Warrant, March 7, 1703/4, authorizing John Tuttle and Thomas Tibbetts to receive claims against the estate. ]
[List of claims against the estate, Sept. 30, 1704; amount, £101.17.3 ; signed by John Tuttle and Thomas Tibbetts ; men- tions Mary Hudson, daughter of Thomas Beard. ]
[Additional claim of £23.7.3, Oct. 24, 1704.]
[Division of the estate as insolvent, Dec. 5, 1704, at seven shil- lings and two pence in the pound ; allowed Dec. 5, 1704. ]
[Account of Esther Beard, administratrix; amount, £7.1.0; allowed Jan., 1704/5.]
[Various notes, bonds, and accounts containing signatures of Joseph Beard, Harry Benning, John Light, Robert Elkins, John Norris, Edward Weymouth, John Bennett, Richard Seward, Thomas Wills, Nicholas Morrill, James Leavitt, and Sarah Jackson.]
JONATHAN CRAM 1703/4 HAMPTON
[Administration on the estate of Jonathan Cram of Hampton granted to Benjamin Cram of Hampton, March 7, 1703/4.]
[Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 273.]
[Warrant, March 7, 1703/4, authorizing Peter Weare and Dan- el Tilton, both of Hampton, to appraise the estate of Jonathan
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Cram, administration of which is granted to his brother, Benja- min Cram ; bears signatures of Daniel Tilton and Peter Weare. ]
[Bond of Benjamin Cram, Jr., of Hampton, yeoman, with Tim- othy Hilliard of Hampton and Thomas Rollins of Exeter, yeo- men, as sureties, March 7, 1703/4, in the sum of £100, for the administration of the estate ; witnesses, Richard Joce and Charles Story. ]
[Inventory, March 18, 1703/4; amount, £32.13.0; an addition of £10.12.0 attested by Benjamin Cram May 2, 1704.] .
this agreement made & concludid this 22d day of Decemb 1704. Betwene John Cram, Benjamin Cram Joseph Cram, Sarah Cram, mary Cram, William Fifield in Right of his wife formerly Han- nah Cram, Hester Cram, Samuell Melsher in Right of his Wife, formerly Elizebeth Cram, (as followeth ) (viz)
That where as Jonatham Cram late of Hampton in ye Province of New Hampshireased ( Intestated) And Administration to said Deceased Jonathan Cram Estate is Granted unto Benjamin Cram above named, And for a devision and full settelment of the Estate which our Dear brother had in his lifetime, Wee the above named persons to this agreement do for our Selves our Heirs & Succes- sers Covenant & agree to and with each other, that after all Debts, Charges, & funerall expences be Justly & honistly paid, the Re- mainder of the Estate of the Deceased as it is Inventoryed by the Admin's be equally devided betwene us the eight aboy named partys to this agreement, And if any Estat which of Right belonged to our said Brother in his life time Shall here after be known, or appear to be, or belong to our sd Brother Jonathan Cram Deceased, It shall also be eaqually devided among us the above named par- tys to this agreement our Lawfull Heirs or Successers ; And this Agreement to be a full Settelment of the Estate of our Dear Brother Jonathan Cram deceased made by us the above named partys And we pray the Judg of Probats to allow the Same, And that it be Recorded in the Regesters office In Witnes hereof Wee the above
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named persons named in this Agreement have set to our hands & Seals this twenty second day of Decemb" Anno Dom. one thousand seaven hundred and four in the third year of Queen Anne her Reign over England &c- Signed Sealed & owned
in presence of us- Peter Weare Daniell Tilton
John Cram [seal]
Benjamin Cram [seal]
Joseph Cram [seal]
her mark
sarah X Cram her mark
[seal]
Mary X Cram
[seal]
William fifield
[seal]
her mark
Easta X Cram [seal]
sam melcher
[seal ]
[Acknowledged Dec. 22, 1704 ; allowed Jan. 2, 1704/5.]
[Account of Benjamin Cram, administrator, against the estate ; amount, £4.19.10 ; allowed in Jan., 1704/5.]
JAMES CHASE 1703/4 HAMPTON
[Administration on estate of James Chase of Hampton granted to John Chase of Hampton, March 7, 1703/4.]
[Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 274.]
[Bond of John Chase of Hampton, yeoman, with Benjamin Cram and David Wedgewood, both of Hampton, yeomen, as sure- ties, March 7, 1703/4, in the sum of £100, for the administration of the estate of James Chase of Hampton, his father-in-law ; wit- nesses, John Tuttle and Thomas Tibbetts. ]
[Warrant, March 7, 1703/4, authorizing Capt. Henry Dow and Ephraim Marston, both of Hampton, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, June 2, 1704 ; amount, £85.10.0 ; signed by Henry Dow and Ephraim Marston. ]
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[Account of the administrator against the estate ; amount, £3.18.0; allowed Jan. 1704/5.]
[License, Feb. 6, 1704/5, to the administrator to sell certain lands. ]
[Appraisal of certain lands, March 5, 1704/5; signed by Henry Dow and Ephraim Marston.]
This Agreement made & Concluded this forth day of June Anno Dom 1705. Betwene John Chase John Chapman & Mary Chase all of Hampton In Province of N: Hampsh' in New England &c (viz) that where as James Chase of Hampton late deceased left an Estate In Lands & Chattels, and also three daughters (viz) Abigell, Dorothy & Mary Chase ; and Administration is Granted unto John Chase above Named of all ye lands, goods, & Chattels which did belong to Said James Chase in his Lifetime, an Inven- tory of wch is Regestred &c, Now know ye that we the above named partys to this agreemen, have fully agreed that yª sª Estate be devided as followeth (Viz) that John Chapman Shall have for his part (In Right of his wife Dorothy) the home Lott with all orchards building or what so ever doth belong or appertain to ye home Lot be the same six acres more or Less, he the sd Chapman paying unto John Chase Seaven pounds-And that mary Chase Shall have for her part, a piece of salt marsh lying neer the great Boars head Containing five Acres more or Less with all ye Rights there unto be Longing, & thirty shillings paid her in money by sd John Chase &c- And that ye Said John Chase shall have for his part one share of ye ox-common and all other overplus of ye Estate which was sd James Chase8 his above named late deceased by the same more or Less &c (In Right of his wife Abigell abovenamed) And to this agreement, & settelment of ye estate which was our Honrd fathers James Chase Deceased wee the above named party's to this agreement have sett to our hands and seals this forth day of June 1705 In the forth year of ye Reign of Queen Anne over England &c And pray that the Honable the Judge of Probates & grateing Letters of Admrsin to approve ye same & y' it may be Re-
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corded &c- wee haveing all Redy agreed for ye widdows thirds &c-
signed sealed & owned
John Chase [seal]
John Chapman [seal]
in presence of us Peter weare
her marke
Joseph Cass
mary X Chase [seal]
Province of New Hampshire 4th 1705
John Chase John Chapman & Mary Chase personally appeared before me Joseph Smith one of her Majties Justice peace and ac- knowledg the above agreement to be their voluntary act & Deed-
Att a Court of probate &c: held at portsm° on Tuesday the 5th June 1705 I Allow and Approve of the within Agreemt according to the prayer within mentioned
Joseph Smith Judge of probates &c.
JOHN OWEN 1704 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration on the estate of John Owen of Portsmouth, mariner, granted to his widow, Margaret Owen, May 2, 1704.]
[Probate Records, vol. 4, p. 282.]
Bond of Margaret Owen of Portsmouth, with George Jaffrey and Richard Wibird, mariner, both of Portsmouth, as sureties, July 6, 1704, in the sum of £40, for the administration of the estate ; witnesses, Henry Penny and Charles Story.]
SAMUEL ALCOCK 1704 PORTSMOUTH
In the name of God, Amen-I Sam" Alcock of Portsmº: in the Province of New Hamp' Mariner- being in health, *
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To my beloved wife I give the improvementt of my house & Land & all my estate moveable or immoveable Untill my son Sam" comes to the age of twenty one Years, but when my sd son shall attain to that age, then he shall recve as his own propper right the one halfe part of my house & Land & moveables, & the other halfe my wife shall improve during her life & after her
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decease it shall all revert to my sd son, Provided Notwithstanding that if my wife should have Another child by me begotten, then my will is, that after my wifes decease, my house & Land & move- able Estate be all equally apprized by my Overseers or by persons indifferently chosen & that my son Sam" shall have a double por- tion of the Same, & my other child a single share thereof which my son Sam11 shall pay him in money- or Moveables & Sam11: Keep the house as his propper right, & Provided also that if my beloved wife should by the providence of God be reduc'd to indi- gency & poverty in her widdowhood, then I give her full right & power to Sell & dispose off that halfe which I have above given her the improvement off ffor her naturall life, provided my over- seers do Judge that she hath reall occasion so to doe- And if my child or children should dy before they Attain the age of twenty one Years, Then after their decease my will is that my wife have the improvement of the whole of my estate during her natural life & at her decease I give her the one halfe to be at her own disposal to be bequeathed to whom she pleases, & the other halfe I give to my Kinsm" Joseph Alcock & if he dy without Issue lawfully by him begotten, then I will that his halfe goe to To my Sister Mary Vaughans children, to be equally divided Amongst them.
Lastly I constitute & appoint my beloved wife Elizabeth Alcock to be my sole Executrix- and my ffriends mr Thoms Phipps & m" Rob Cutt to be my overseers, desiring them to assist my wife in the execution of my will. In Testimony whereof I have hereto Set my hand And affixed my Seale this 17 day of May in the third Year of the reign of Queen Anne, by the Grace of God over Eng- land, Scotland- ffrance, & Ireland Queen &c- Annoq Dom: 1704.
Signed, Sealed & Declared
Sam" Allcock [seal]
in presence of us
Robert Coffin
Thom8 Phipps
Elener phipps
[Proved Feb. 12, 1716/17.]
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[Bond of Elizabeth Alcock, widow, with Amos Fernald and Richard Gerrish, Jr., as sureties, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £1000, Feb. 12, 1716/17, for the administration of the estate ; wit- nesses, John Cotton and Nathaniel Odiorne.]
[Elizabeth Alcock, the widow, renounces administration Oct. 21, 1723, in order that her mother-in-law, Elizabeth Alcock, may administer the estate.]
[Administration on the estate of Samuel Alcock of Portsmouth granted to his mother, Elizabeth Alcock, Oct. 21, 1723.]
[Probate Records, vol. 10, p. 381.]
[Bond, Oct. 21, 1723, signed by Elizabeth Alcock, Michael Whidden, and Joseph Alcock; witnesses, Benjamin Gambling and Agnes Libby.]
JOSEPH CHASE 1704 HAMPTON
in the Name of God Amen-
I Joseph Chase of Hampton in ye Province of New Hamshier in New England Being Antient, * * *
2:1y) I Give, & Bequeath, unto my beloved Wife Rachell all that money wch I have formerly Given, & Delivered, unto her for ever at her Dispose as also the use, & Improvement of all my Es- tate Dureing her natureall Life be the same houses, lands, Stock, hushold Goods, or any thing Within doars or Without With the In- trest of Such muney as is, or shall be Lett out to possess & Injoy the Same dureing the time of her Natureall Life as abovesaid
31y) I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Anne Sinkeler one hundred pounds to be paid by my Executors ten pounds pr annum untill one hundred pounds be paid the one half to be paid in money, or Bills of Creaditt ; the other half in goods, or merchantable pay at money price-
4:1y) I Give & Bequeath unto my above named Daughter Annes Children ; unto the Eldist Son twenty pounds, And the other of her Children now Born to Each ten pounds to be paid by Execu-
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tors the one half in money or Bills of Creaditt the other half in Goods or merchantable pay at money price to be paid unto her Sons When they Come to ye age of twenty four years & to her Daughters at ye age of Eighteen years. or at the day of there marriage Which shall first happen
5:17) I Give, & bequeath, unto my Daughter Elizabeth Hilyard after her Mothers Decease the one half of all my Estate ( not other Ways Disposed of) Be the Same houses, Buyldings, orchars Gard- ings, lands, meadows, marches, pastures, out lands, With all Rights to Lands or Commonages What Soever unto her my Said Daughter dureing her Natureall Life, and at her Decease unto her Eldist Son of her body Lawfully begotton, And for Want of Such Issue, to be devided among her Daughters, and for Want of Such Daughter, or daughters, unto ye Heir att Law-
I also Give unto my above named Daughter the one half of my houshold goods excepting what is here after Excepted : With ye one half of ye Stocke of what Kind, or sort soever ; together with the one half of my Booke debts or servants to to be Equally Devided betwene her my Daughter Elisabeth, & my Daughter Rachell Freese after my Wifes Decease. I farther Give unto my said Daughter Elisabeth peculerly & singelly forever at her own dispose, after the death of her Mother, the one half of my money not other Ways disposed of: be the same in my possession or What I have Bonds for still unpaid : to be equally Devided be- twen her my Daughter Elisabeth, & my Daughter Rachell after my Wifes decease ; my Will & meaning is y' my said Daughter shall dispose of ye said money as she sees meet, and if any per- son Controle her in the Improvement of ye same or goe about to Command it out of her hands, my Will is that in such a case ; the Said money shall Revert to my Heir at Law- Whome I here by declare to be Heir to ye said mony
6:1y) I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Rachel Frees the other half of all my Building, houses, orchards Gardens Lands Wheather meadows & marches pastures out lands- Com'onages & Rights to lands What soever, or Where so ever to her after her
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mothers Deceas : to hold & possess the same Dureing her my said Daughter Rachell her Life: & after her Deceas unto her second son & Want of such Issue Lawfully begett of her body unto her Daughters & for Want of such Issue unto my Heir at Law.
I also Give unto my said Daughter Rachell the one half of my household goods (excepting what is here after Excepted) With the one half of my stocke of What Kind or sort soever, With the one half of my Booke debts & sevants to be Equally Devided betwene her my Daughter Rachel & my above named Daughter Elizabeth after my Wifes Deceas
I farther Give unto my Daughter Rachell singelly & peculerly forever at her own dispose after ye Death of my Wife the one half of my Money not other Ways disposed of be the same in my pos- session or money Which I have bonds for Remaining unpaid to be Equally Devided betwene her & my Daughter Elizabeth after their mothers Decease my Will & meaning is yt my said Daughter Rachell Dispose of ye said money as she shall see meet, And that if it so happen yt any person Controle her or take it out of her hands In that Case ye said money shall Revert to my Heir at Law &c-
71y) I give & bequeath unto ye poore among the people Called Quakers fifty pounds in money to be delivered unto my freind Walter Newbury to be by him distributed among the above men- tioned poore people according to his prudence & Disscretion
8:ly my Will is that two of my best Beds With ye beding & fur- niture- and one Silver tankerd, six silver spoons one duzen of leather Chairs & ten turkey-worked Chairs Remain undevided, & that they be reserved in the house Where I now dwell ; With any other vesells needfull as I shall here after see Cause to mention out of my household goods all Which I Reserve for ye Entertain- ing of Strangers more particulerly Quakers and my Will is y' When my Estate is divided ; that which so ever of my Daughters Whether Elizabeth or Rachel shall have my dweling house that take Care to Entertain strangers according to the Intent of this my Will as in ther prudence shall be sutable & Convenient
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91y) And unto this my last Will & Testament I Constitute & appoint my Wife Rachel and my sons in law, Benjamin Hilyard, & Jacob Frees, Executrix, & Executors &c
1017) I Desire my friend Walter Newbury of Boston & Joseph Smith, & Moses Swett of Hampton to doe What in them lyeth to Cause this my Will to be Well observed, & performed And in Case of ye Death of any of them the two surviveing Chuse & ap- point another in his Rome for ye end abovesaid Thus Revokeing all Wills by me formerly made I sign & seal this With my hand this fourteenth day of June in ye thirteenth Year of Queen anne her Reign over Great Britain &c Annoq: Domini 1704
Joseph Chase Signed Sealed & Joseph Chase [Seal]
Declared this Instrument to be his
last Will & Testament in presence of us witnesses
Joseph Smith
John Moulton
Jabez Smith
Rachell Lock
Elizabth Smith
[Proved Feb. 12, 1717/18.]
this Codicil to my foregoing Will I pubblish & declare this nine- teenth day of may : 1716: in ye Second year of King George his Reign over Great Britain
Impr8: my meaning is in my foregoing Will that my Wife Rachell hold & possess all my Estate Except what is hereafter Excepted dureing the time of her natureall Life or Widowhood : be it of what kind or sort whatsoever
I Do also Give her power to dispose of one hundred pounds among such of her Children or Grand Children as she shall thinke meet &c --
2:ndly ) I Give unto my son in Law Jacob Freess the one half of my Sloop with half her tackel for ever at his dispose
3dly) I Give & bequeath unto Rachell Lock now Rachell moul- ton a Legacy of five pounds in money to be paid within one year after my Decease
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41y) I Give & bequeath unto Elizabeth Swett Daughter of moses Swett five pounds in money to be paid her Within one year after my Deceas
51y) I Give & bequeath unto Elizabeth Chase Daughter of John Chase deceased ten pounds in money to be paid Within one year afer my decease- if she then be arived to Eighteen years of age my meaning is when she 'Comes to ye age of 18 years or at her day of marriag which shall first happen &c
61y) I Give & bequeath unto moses swett a Legacy of ten pounds in money to be paid With in one year after my decease
7:15) I Doe acquitt & discharg James Stanyon from any debt he Stands Charged in my Booke or may be debted therein at my decease-
I also Give unto the Said James Stanyons Wife Anne a legacy of five pounds in money to be paid within one year after my decease
8:ly I Give unto mary Dow Wife of Henry Dow five pounds in money to be paid With in one year after my decease
9 :ly) I Give unto Lidia Norton Wife of Samuel Norton five pounds in money to be paid within one year after my decease
IO :ly) my will is ye above legacys be paid by my wife Rachell at the time appointed but if she should not live so long, or neglect to pay the same then by my my other Executor befor named : and this addition to my will I do make and declare to be Equall with my foregoing will & do sett to my hand & seal the day & year above mentioned
Joseph Chase Signed, Sealed,
Joseph Chase [seal] & Declared the above Written to be an adition unto his Will before Written on the same pa- per on both sides in presence of us.
Joseph Smith Elizabeth Smith Dorothy Lock [Proved March 5, 1717/18.]
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[Blank sheet of paper for bond, signed by Jacob Freese, Ben- jamin Hilliard, Rachel Chase, Joshua Wingate, and Jabez Smith. ]
[Inventory of the estate of Joseph Chase, who died Jan. 12, 1717/18; taken Feb. 27, 1717/18; amount, £3430.11.9; signed by Joshua Wingate, John Tuck, and Samuel Shaw. ]
[Settlement of the estate by the executors, in which the real estate is divided as follows :]
As to the Division of Land, Houses & March
To Hilliarde
The Land bought of Dan1 Lamprey As it is Specified in sd Deed of Sale With all the Buildings thereon And One Hundred & ffifty pounds paid by Freese
Hilliard to have the Lot bought of John Smith Lyeing in a Place called the Windmill Lott As it is bounded in said Deed
Hilliard a share in ye Second North Division bought of Jo" Gar- land As it is bounded in sª Deed And Two shares in the Third West Division, One as it was bought of Josiah Moulton And the Other as it was drawn by M' Chase As they are bounded
To Freese
The Land bought of John & Nathaniel Huggins With the Swamp & Marsh As it is Specified & bounded in sª Deed With All the Buildings thereon Paying the sum'e of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds to Hilliard-
Freese the Lott bought of Jon: Sanborn Lyeing in a Place called the Windmill Lott As it is bounded in sd Deed & Two Shares of Upland in the Oxe Com'on .-
Freese the North Hill Pasture wch was the 86th share in the Second North Division With the Land Adjoyning bought of the Com'oners .-
To Land in the first North Division The Lot drawn by M' Chase Divided in the Middle Length Wayes.
Hilliard the West Side
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A Half Share in the Third West Division Drawn for on Right bought of John Nay
Freese the East Side
And a share in the same Division bought of Timothy Hilliard
Division of Marsh.
The Peice bought of Jon: Sanborn & Wm Fifield divided in the Middle Length Wayes.
Hilliard the Westerly side and a Share of Marsh in the Ox Com'on Lyeing by the Little Island-
Freese the Easterly side and the Clam Bank Marsh As it was bought of Isaac Chase and Specified in sª Deed-
A Peice of Marsh & Thatch Ground Lyeing by the Boare's Head, As it is divided Length Wayes About a Rod Northerly of the Middle to the Stakes sett up.
Hilliard to have the North Side of the Marsh and the Thatch Ground from the Bounds mentioned at the North East Corner of said Marsh And so all the Thatch Ground between the Beach & Chapman's Marsh So Northward to the End of sd share
Item a peice of Marsh and Thatch Ground bought of the Com'oners at a place called Hendrix Cove As it is bounded in sª Deed-
A Peice of Marsh on ye South Side of the Falls River as it was bought of Jacob Basford
Freese to have the South Side between the Marsh & the Beach till it comes to the Stake at the North East Corner of the Marsh And then a Strait Line to bound on the Beach A Stake & a Stone laid by it.
Two Thatch shares in the Ox Com'on One Lyeing on an Island called Thatch Island and the Other as it was drawn for by Mr Chase.
A share of Marsh or Thatch Ground lyeing on a place called the Great Neck drawn by Mr Chase And an Acre of Marsh lye- ing near James Perkins Bounded Northerly on Land of Jacob Brown-
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