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Item I Give Likewise to my three Daughters fore sd all my household Goods to be Equally Divided betwixt ym their mother to have the improvement as aforesd -
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Item all the Remainder of my Estate not yet Disposed of Reall or Personall I Give to my two Son Francis & berten Equally to be Divided -
I Likewise Constitute & appoint mary my beloved wife to be Sole Executrix to this my Last Will & testament -
In Wittness Whereof I the Sd John Pollerd have here unto set my hand & seal this 23: day of September A: D: 1768
mark John X Pollerd hand
[Witnesses] Moses Bartlet, Daniel Bartlet, Nicolas White. [Proved Oct. 26, 1768.]
[Warrant, Oct. 26, 1768, authorizing Moses Stevens and Joseph Welch, both of Plaistow, yeomen, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, attested Feb. 1, 1769; amount, £144. 14. I ; signed by Moses Stevens and Joseph Welch.]
RICHARD BERRY 1768 PEPPERELBOROUGH, ME.
[Administration on the estate of Richard Berry of Pepperel- borough, Me., yeoman, granted to Abigail Berry Sept. 28, 1768.] [Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 264.]
[Bond of Abigail Berry, widow, with Francis Berry and James Berry, both of Greenland, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Oct. 7, 1768, for the administration of the estate ; witnesses, William Parker, John Wentworth.]
[Inventory, Oct. II, 1768; land in Greenland, £33. 9. 0; signed by Simeon Dearborn and John Haines.]
[Warrant, Oct. 14, 1768, authorizing Simeon Dearborn, John Haines, yeomen, and John Pickering, gentleman, all of Green- land, to set off the widow's dower.]
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Province of Agreable to a Warrant from the Honble John New Hampsh Wentworth Esq' Judge of the Probate of Wills for said province &c to us the subscribers directed, dated Octbr 14th 1768 We have set of to Abigail Berry widdow of Richª Berry late of Pepperell Borough in the County of York & Province of the Massachusetts Bay Deceas'd for her Right of Dower in the Real Estate of said Decsd four acres of Land Lying in Greenland in the Province of New Hamps' and have bounded it in the fol- lowing manner, viz. Begining at a stake & stone by the Country Road the west end of the House where James Berry deceas'd latly Dwelt & Joseph Berry now dwells, said stake & stone being the southweserly Corner of a Lott of Land that was set of to James Berry son to the said James Deceas'd for his part of his fathers Real Estate & Runs from thence by the Road south- westwardly twenty two Rods and three feet & from thence south sixty Degrees East twenty Eight Rods & Six feet to a stake & stone, thence north fifty four Degrees East twenty two Rods & three feet to a stake & stone & from thence north sixty Degrees west to the first mentioned Bounds together with that part of said House that was set of to the said Richd with the orchard & all previledges contained within the limets of the above said Bounds -
Given under our hands the 26th day of Octbr 1768
Simeon Dearborn John Haines
NATHAN LONG 1768 CHESTER
[Administration on the estate of Nathan Long of Chester, yeo- man, granted to Naomi Long Sept. 28, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 264.]
[Bond of Naomi Long, widow, with Nathan Webster, yeoman, and Amos Emerson, tailor, as sureties, all of Chester, in the sum
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of £200, Sept. 28, 1768, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, John Pickering, Joseph Moulton.]
[Warrant, Sept. 28, 1768, authorizing Samuel Emerson and Benjamin Hills, yeoman, both of Chester, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Nov. 8, 1768; amount, £228. 18. 6; signed by Samuel Emerson and Benjamin Hills.]
[Account of the administratrix; receipts, £126. 18. 6, personal estate; expenditures, £16. II. 0; allowed Sept. 27, 1769.]
[Warrant, April 29, 1772, authorizing John Webster, John Underhill, gentleman, John Roby, Nathan Webster, yeoman, all of Chester, and Jonathan Swain of Raymond, yeoman, to divide the real estate.]
Province of We the Subscribers being appointed a Com- mittee by the Honole John wentworth Esqr
New Hampsr Rockingham ss Judge of the Probats of wills and for Said County To Divide the Real Estate of nathan Long late of Ches- ter in said County Yeoman Desesed in manner following viz: to Naomi Long Relict of Said Decesed one full third part thereof During her natural life and the Remaining two thirds to be Divided among the Children of Said Decesed to them their heirs and assigns forever alowing the Eldest Son a Duble Share and to the other three Children a Single Share and accordingly we have Don it in the following manner: namley to the Said Naomi Long widow of the said Decesed we have Set off fourteen acres of Land more or less where the said Long Lived at the time of his Decease and is bounded as follows Southerly on a high way Easterly on Land of Janes willson northerly Partly on a madow of Benja Hills and Partly on the chanel of the north brook so called and westerly on land of said Benja Hills also the one third Part of the Dwelling house on said primeses namely the Easterly End Rom from the top to the botom of the Seller: also the one third Part of the barn at the northerly End: alowing the heirs to Pass and Repass from the house and barn which is hereafter mentoned
Emerson and raise the estate.] s 6; signed by
5, IS. 6, personal 1;,1769.] Webster, John ster, yeoman, all od. yeoman, to
appointed a Com- watworth Esq" and for Said ung late of Ches- blowing viz: to - part thereof Two thirds to be them their heirs Share and to dingly we have Naomi Long un acres of Land of his Decease ray Easterly on =low of Benja s so called and i'd Part of the serly End Rom third Part of to Pass and er mentoned
101 1115 DUDUI SIIdie iii the Said two WirUS Severiel Pieces of Land Situate in the township of Chester aforesaid : and are bounded as follows one Piece Contains about Six acres more or less Begining at the north westerly Corner of a twenty acre hom lott Called nº III: and Runing Southesterly upon the Road that Leeds to Sandown meeting house twelve Rods and one half Rod to a stake and stons and from thence on a straight Line to a Small Beach tree and a Pile of Stons bounding southerly on land of the widow Akins and westerly on land of James willson to the bounds first mentoned also two acres of madow ground it being the one half of a four acre lott Laid out to the orinal Right of Capt Joseph Tilton nº teen as may apper by said Chester Proprietors Records: also the one Quarter Part of an Eighty acre lott nº 114 Laying in the Parish of Candia in Said township of Chester it being all that Piece of Land that the said Decesd Purchesed of moses Hills be the same more or less also the one Quarter Part of a hundred acre lott Situate in the Parish of Raymond in said town ship nº 132 : it being all that tract of Land the said Decesª Purchased of Benja Hills be the same more or less also two fifths of the westerly end of the Dwelling house and two fifths of the two third of the barn at the Southerly End and a Privelidge to Pass and Repass to the Same -
we have Set off to Joseph Long one of Said heirs for his Part or share in said two thirds, two Pieces of Land situate in said Chester : firstly we have set off four acres more or less and is bounded as follows: northerly it binds on a high way leeding from Chester to Sandown meeting house: and westerly it binds on land set off to his brother Benja Long and southerly on land of the widow Akins Easterly Partly on land of william Crafords and Partly on land of nathan webster: it being Part of the hom lott called nº III also four acres more be the same more or less it being the mendment lott so called bounded westerly on a high way southerly on Ensin Enoch Colbys Land, Easterly on Kingstown Line northerly on Land of Daniel Richerson: also the one fifth
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Part of the Dwelling house of the westerly end and one fifth of the two thirds of the barn at the south end and a Privelidge to Pass and Repass to the same -
we have set off to Sarah Long one of Said Heirs for her share in the two thirds a Certain Piece of land it being Part of the hom plase of the said Decesd and Contains Seven acres more or less and is bounded northerly on a high way Eleven Rods to a stake and stons and from thence on a straight line to a stake and stons in the fence of Benja Hills madow: from thence Runing Easterly binding on said madow to Land of James willson from thence Runing northerly binding on Said willsons land to the high way before mentoned, also the one fifth Part of the two thirds of the Dwelling house at the westerly End and the one fifth Part of the two thirds of the barn at the southerly End and a Privelidge to Pass and Repass from the Same -
we have Set off to nathan Long one of the Said heirs for his Share in the Said two thirds Seven acres of Land be the same more or less it being the northerly Part of the Said hom place bounded northerly on a high way Eleven Rods in width westerly on land of Benja Hills Southerly on the Chanel of the north brook Called and Partly on said Benja Hills madow and Easterly on the seven acres Sett off to the said Sarah Long also the one fifth Part of the two thirds of the Dwelling house at the westerly End and one fifth Part of the two thirds of the barn at the southerly end and a Privelidge to Pass and Repass to the same this we make our Retorne as witness our hands this 22ª Day of may 1772 -
Jona Swain John Robie Nathan Webster
Committee
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HENRY APPLETON 1768 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration of the estate of Henry Appleton granted to Sarah Appleton Sept. 28, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 265.]
[Bond of Sarah Appleton, widow, with Samuel Haven, clerk, and Peter Pearse merchant, as sureties, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £500, Sept. 14, 1768, for the administration of the estate of Henry Appleton of Portsmouth, merchant; witnesses, Na- thaniel Treadwell, John Adams.]
[Warrant, Sept. 14, 1768, authorizing Samuel Penhallow and Nathaniel Treadwell, shopkeeper, both of Portsmouth, to ap- praise the estate.]
[Inventory, Sept. 15, 1768; amount, £261. 12. 614; signed by Samuel Penhallow and Nathaniel Treadwell.]
[List of claims against the estate, Nov. 29, 1769; amount, £689. II. 534; signed by Samuel Penhallow and Peter Pearse.]
[Account of the administratrix; receipts, £188. 9. 914; ex- penditures, £41. 12. 9; allowed Jan. 10, 1770.]
[Settlement of claims; amount of claims, £689. II. 534; amount distributed, £146. 17. 0; allowed Feb. 26, 1770.]
JEREMIAH GRIDLEY 1768 BOSTON, MASS.
[Administration on the estate of Jeremiah Gridley granted to Richard Gridley Sept. 28, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 265.]
[Bond of Richard Gridley of Boston, Mass., with Daniel Peirce and Ammi Ruhamah Cutter, physician, both of Ports- mouth, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Sept. 19, 1768, for the administration of the estate of Jeremiah Gridley of Boston, Mass .; witness, Samuel Hale.]
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ROBERT MCKEAN I768 AMHERST
[Administration on the estate of Robert Mckean granted to Hugh Ramsey Sept. 28, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 265.]
[Bond of Hugh Ramsey of Merrimack, husbandman, with James Ramsey of Londonderry, yeoman, and William Mitchell of Monadnock Number 2, cordwainer, as sureties, in the sum of £200, Sept. 7, 1768, for the administration of the estate of Robert Mckean of Amherst, yeoman; witnesses, none.]
[Warrant, Sept. 7, 1768, authorizing James Underwood of Litchfield and Benjamin Vickery of Merrimack, gentleman, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, attested April 3, 1769, amount, £Io. o. o; signed by James Underwood and Benjamin Vickery.]
JAMES NORRIS 1768 EPPING
In The Name of God Amen the twelveth Day of october Anno Domini 1768; I, James Norris of Eppin in the Province of New Hampshire Gentleman being week in Body * * *
Imprimis I give & Bequeath to my Son Josiah Norris his Heirs and Assigns for ever the whole of that tract of Land Lying the North Side of Lampereal River in Eppin that I am now the owner of, being the same tract of Land where the said Josiah now Lives and the Said Josiah Norris is to Pay to my Daughter mary Prescut fifty Shillings Lawful money in twelve months after my Deceas, and the Said Josiah Norris is to Pay to my Daughter Eleadia Drake fifteen Pounds Lawful money within twelve months after my Deceas and the said Josiah Norris is to Pay to my Daughter anna Norris ten Pounds Lawful money within Eighteen months after my Deceas and I Likewise order the Said Josiah Norris to Pay to my Daughter Sarah Smart fifty shillings Like money in twelve months after my Deceas ---
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Itm I give and bequeath to my Son Jeremiah Norris all that tract of Land where he now Lives Containing thirty acres more or Less - being Laid out to the original Right of John Sinclear
Itm I give and bequeath to my Son James Norris his Heirs and Assigns for ever one half Part of my home Stead where I now Lives Containing Sixty acres More or Less and to be Devided according to Quantity and Quality together with one half Part of my Buildings Standing thereon and also one half Part of that tract of Land Lying between Samuel Norris Land and William Graves Land Containing forty acres more or Less being one half of that tract of Land I Bought of Coll: Peter Gilman and also one fourth Part of all my Imployments of Husbandtery and also one Sixth Part of my Right in a Sawmill known by the Name of Norrises mill in Eppin and the Said James Norris is to Pay to my Daughter anna Seventeen Pounds ten Shillings Lawful money in twelve months after my Deceas -
Itm I give and bequeah to my two Sons Daniel Norris and Simeon Norris and to their Heirs and Assigns for ever all that Lot of Land Lying in Ramond being the Same Lot that the said Daniel Norris now Lives on and also all the Land I now am the owner of Lying in Nottingham and also all my Right in a Saw mill in Said Nottingham both Lands and mill to be Devided equeally between them according to Quantity and Quality and also one third Part of my Saw mill in Eppin and the Said Daniel Norris and Simeon Norris is to Pay to my Daughter anna Norris fifty Shillings Like money in twelve months after my Deceas and Likewise to Pay to my Daughter Sarah Smart twenty five shill- ings Like money in twelve months after my Deceas and also to Pay to my Daughter Elizabeth Norris twenty five Shilling Law- ful money in twelve months after my Deceas -
Itm I give and bequeath to my Son Eliphelit Norris his heirs & Assigns for ever one half Part of my home Place where I now Lives, Containing Sixty acres more or Less together with one half of my Building Standing on the same and also one half of that forty acres of Land be the same more or Less Lying between
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Samuel Norris Land and William graves Land both Lands and Buildings to be Devided according to Quantity and Quality and Likewise one Sixth Part of my Saw mill Standing in Eppin -
Itm I give unto my Daughter mary Prescut fifty Shillings Law- ful money and to be Paid by my son Josiah Norris in twelve after my Deceas as is before described
Itm I give unto my Daughter Eleadia Drake fifteen Pounds Lawful money to be Paid by my Son Josiah Norris in twelve months after my Deceas as is before described
Itm I give unto my Daughter anna Norris thirty Pounds Law- ful money and to be Paid as is before described -
Itm I give unto my Daughter Sarah Smart three Pounds fifteen Shillings Lawful money and to be Paid as is before Described -
Itm I give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Norris twenty five shillings Lawful money and to be Paid as is before Described -
And as to my house hold goods I give and bequeath to my five Daughters to be Devided equeally between them And as to my Personal Estate which remains undesposed of I order my Executor to Pay my Debts and my funeral Charges and if any Remains afterwards to be equeally Devided between my Six Sons
Lastly I do Constetute and apoint my Son Josiah Norris to be my Executor James Norris
[Witnesses] Jonathan Rundlet, David Lawrence, Abraham Perkins.
[Proved Dec. 28; 1768.]
[Inventory, attested March 22, 1769; amount, £1413. 1. 10; signed by David Lawrence and Jonathan Rundlett.]
Province of Persuant to a warrant to us Directed from the New Hampr S Honerable John Wentworth Esq' Judge of the Probate of wills &c -
We the Subscribers being appointed a Committee to Set off to Alice Norris widow of James Norris Late of Epping in the
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Province aforesaid Gentleman Decesd Testate all the right of Dower and Power of thirds that happens unto her of the Real Estate of the Said James and of which he Died Seized which we have Done in the following manner viz: -
we have Set off to the Said widow about fourteen acres of Land in the Homsteed as follows begining on the North Side of the High-way by James Rundlets Land Thence Runing Easterly on Said way thirty Seven and half rod Thence North five Rods, to one rod west of the old Dwelling House, Thence North twenty three Degrees East twenty two Rods Thence East four rods to Jonathan Rundlets Land Thence North thirteen Degrees west fifty rods to Lampereal River, thence westerly by Said River ten Rods to James Rundlets Land Thence South twenty one Degrees west by Said Rundlets Land to the Said High way, with the New Dwelling house Standing thereon also one third Part of the barn on the Homesteed being Ninteen feet of the Northerly End thereof with Liberty to Pass and repass to Said barn from the High-way with Liberty of Passing to and from the well at Said Homsteed -
also we Have Set off to Said widow about Sixteen acres of Land in Said Epping on the westerly Side of william Graves Land on the South Side of a high-way Thence Runing westerly on Said way Sixteen rods & half rod Then Carrying the wedth of Sixteen rods & half to the Southerly End of Said Lott also Set off to Said widow twelve acres of Land in Said Epping of that Land that was Given by Said Decesd to his Son Jeremiah Norris begining on the Northerly Side of a high way by James Norris Land Thence Runing Easterly by Said Highway Twelve rods and half rod Then Carying that wedth of twelve rods and half rod to the Northerly End of Said Lott to Land of the heirs of Samuel Norris Decesd -
also Set of to the Said widow about thirty five acres of Land in the Parish of Raymond in a hundred acre Lott that was Given by Said Decesd to his Sons Daniel and Simcon it being Twenty five rods in wedth in the Southwesterly Side of Said Lott Carry-
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ing Said wedth the whole Length of Said Lott also Set off to said widow one Ninth Part of the Priviledge of a Sawmill and Dam in Said Epping known by the Name of Ptuckaway - and one twelfe Part of the Priviledge of a mill and Dam in Notingham known by the Name of Norris's mill also one third Part of the Pew in the Meeting house that belonged to the Said Decesd in Said Epping at the west End thereof may 28th 1770 -
Joseph Sias Jonª Gilman John Dudley Committee
Simon Dearborn Elipt Giddinges
[Account of the executor; receipts, £198. 8. 734, personal estate; expenditures the same; allowed June 27, 1770.]
[Additional account; receipts, £69. II. 10; expenditures, £170. 12. 334; allowed March 28, 1771.]
[Additional account of expenditures of £118. 14. 434; allowed June II, 1771.]
[Additional account of expenditures of £139. 13. 334 ; allowed Aug. 28, 1771.]
[Additional account of expenditures of £280. 10. 034; allowed May 27, 1772.]
[Additional account; receipts, £64. 19. 2; expenditures, £209. 18. o; mentions amounts paid to legatees, Thomas and Lydia Drake, Robert and Sarah Smart, Ephraim and Anna Drake; allowed May 18, 1785.]
[Bond of James Norris of Epping, with Josiah Chandler of Epping, gentleman, and Ephraim Robinson of Exeter, trader, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Feb. 28, 1770, for the guardian- ship of Eliphalet Norris, aged less than 14 years, son of James Norris; witnesses, John Pickering, John Wentworth.]
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[Bond of Capt. James Norris of Epping, with Theodore Carle- ton of Exeter and Daniel Gordon of Epping, gentlemen, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Aug. 3, 1773, for the guardianship of Eliphalet Norris, minor, aged more than 14 years; witnesses, John Dearborn, Joseph Towle.]
JOHN DEAN 1768 EXETER
[Bond of Abigail Dean, widow, with James Thurston, black- smith, and Benjamin Boardman, saddler, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Oct. 26, 1768, for the administration of the estate of John Dean of Exeter; witnesses, Theophilus Smith, Benja- min Woodbridge Dean.]
[Inventory, March 20, 1769; amount, £788. 15. 2; signed by Josiah Gilman and Nicholas Gilman.]
[Warrant, Oct. 19, 1772, authorizing Josiah Gilman, Nicholas Gilman, both of Exeter, Jeremiah Lane of Hampton Falls, yeo- man, Thomas Odiorne, merchant, Peter Coffin, shopkeeper, and Trueworthy Gilman, gentleman, all of Exeter, to divide the real estate.]
Rockingham ss Pursuant to an Order from the Honble John Wentworth Esqr Judge of the Probate of Wills &c for Said County, to us the Subscribers Authorizing us to Divide the Real Estate of John Dean Late of Exeter in the County afore- said Hatter Deceased Intestate to and among the widow & children of said Intestate; accordingly We have done as follow -
First We have Set off to Abigail Dean the widow of Said Intestate for her third part of said Estate a Part of the home place where the Said Intestate lived Containing two Acres and about six Rods Bounded as follows viz Begining at a knotch Cut in the bord fence by the new lane (So Calld) which Runs by the Easterly side of said home place which knotch is fifteen
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rods Northerly from the Southeasterly Corner of said home place by the main Road, And from said knotch Westerly by a share or house Lott set to Abigail hereafter Named such a Course as would strike the Westerly Side fence Sixteen Rods from the main Road aforesaid to Extend on Said Course Seven Rods and a half to a stake which Stands behind the house about square with the middle of the Chimney, from thence southerly strait to the middle of Said chimney by Said Abigails about Eleven Rods and half to a stake behind the house about a Rod and a half from the house, which is the Northwesterly Corner bound of the house lott sett to John hereafter named, from thence westerly by the Northerly Edge of the well about three Rods and a half to a stake which stands four Rods Northerly from the said main Road and Eight Rods Easterly from the Westerly Side fence before mentioned which stake is the North- westerly Corner Bound of the house Lott set off for the share of Deborah Deceased hereafter mentioned from thence Northerly by a share or house Lott set to Thomas hereafter Named about Eight Rods to a stake which is the Northeasterly Corner Bound of the said Thomas's house Lott, from thence Westerly by the Northerly End of the said Thomas and also of a share or house Lott set to Clark hereafter named Eight Rods to the afore Named Westerly Side fence to a knotch cut in said fence which is twelve Rods from the afore said main Road, from thence as the fence goes Northerly & Easterly Round said home place to the new lane before Mentioned & Southerly by said New lane to the knotch in the fence first mentioned which piece of Land is mark'd in the Plan hereto Annexed with the Letter F - We have also Set to the said Widow for a part of her thirds of said Estate a piece or Parcel of Land Lying in Exeter aforesaid Call'd the Land at the great Neck Containing Seventeen Acres & one hundred and thirty Nine Rods viz the whole of said piece of Land which is mark'd in the aforesaid Plan with the Letter H. - We have also set to the said widow for part of her thirds of Said Estate the southerly part of the Wharf Lot So Call'd
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Lying in Newmarket in said County at the New field Landing (So Call'd) viz three Rods wide at the Easterly End by the water side upon the Said Wharf to a knotch Cut in the Cap Cill of said Wharf and to Extend Westerly up to the fence which is twelve Rods and a half carrying the wedth of three Rods as aforesaid with the liberty of a way to pass and Repass to and from said three Rod strip as there shall be Occasion at the Westerly End of said Wharf Lott which piece is mark'd in the aforesaid Plan with the Letter Q.
Secondly We have Set off to the Said Widow Abigail Dean for the Part of Deborah one of the Chilldren of the said Intes- tate who Died since he Died The Westerly half of the Dwelling house of the said Intestate where he lived with the Land about the same together with the shops standing thereon at the Westerly End of said house Bounded as follows (viz.) Begining at the highway before the house Even with the middle of the Chimney and fore Door of said house, from thence Runing Westerly by said highway four Rods lacking three Links of a Gunters Chain to a Knotch in the fence; from thence Northerly parrallel with the Westerly Side fence of said home place by the share or house Lott set to Thomas afore said four Rods to a stake; from thence Easterly parrellel with the aforesaid high- way by the Northerly Edge of the well Including said well to a stake behind the house Even with the Middle of the Chimney aforesaid as at the fore Side of said house and from thence Runing thro' the Middle of the house the middle of the Chim- ney and the middle of the foredoor to the highway to the place first mentioned which piece Including Said Westerly End of the house and shops is mark'd in said Plan with the Letter B. together with the Southerly half of the Cellar which is under the East End of said house and the Priviledge of the Cellar way which passeth out from said Westerly End Room into Said Cellar, together with an Equel priviledge of the Improvement of the Chamber and garret stairs with the Easterly half of the house which is set to John after Named.
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