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JEAMES SMITH STEPHEN JARVES sen" JOHN LUMM. (Deeds, Vol. 1, pp. 296-7.)
JOSEPH WOOD her \ mark
JONNAH WOOD
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
[BOND. JOSEPH WOOD TO WILLIAM JARVIS,]
[1688, Sept. 10.]
Know all men bey thes presents that Joseph wood of Mericke In Hempsteade In Quenes Countey upon Long Island in ye jurediction of new yorke doe herebey binde mee my heyres executors and administrators to paye to willam Jarves his heyeres &c ye just sume of fourtey pounds of Lawfull money to which payment well & truley to bee made I bind mee, my heyers &e firmly by thes pres- ents, sealed with my seale Dated this tenth of september in ye fourth yeare of ye raigne of James &c king In 1688.
The condition hereof Is such that if ye above sd. Joseph wood Doe well & truley observe performe fullfille & keepe all such covenants promises bargans gifts grants & agree- ments for him selfe & his heyres &c after him as on theare Parts ought to bee observed & kept contained in one payge of Indentures betwixt ye sd Joseph wood of ye one partey and ye sd. willam Jarves of ye other party bearing Date with thes presents as on theare part ought to bee ob- served & keept then this present obligation to be voyde or otherwise to bee and Remaine in full power force & vertue sealled signed & deliveried In ye presents of us.
JEAMES SMITH STEPHEN JARVES, sin" JOHN LUMM. (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 298.)
his
JOSEPH X WOOD
mark
DEED. DAVID SCUDDER AND WIFE TO JEREMIAH HUBART.
[Abstract.]
[1688, Sept. 12.] This Indenture made ye twelfe day of September 1688.
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Betwene David Scudder & Mary his wife & Jeremiah hu- bart, Witnesseth y' David Scudder & wife for ten pounds in good curant paye and twentie shillings in silver quine in hand paied, have alinated bargned sould & confirmed all our Right in & to tenn acars of Land, Lying on a necke of land called west Necke over against ye comanfeld, all so all other Lands that is in my custuardy divided or undi- vided that doth belong to ye house Lott yt I alenated to thomas Brush which is by denomination a two hundred pound Right of Comonage, except fouer acars yt Lyeth In ye west necke comon feld which four acars of land I Re- serve to my only use and comoditye also all my Right of too hundred Right of comonage wee have estranged as afore sd. from us our heairs &c unto Jeremiah hubart his haiers &c to have yealding & paying there from his anuall yearely preporcon of what belongs to ye Goverment, (with full covenant & warranty) of title Signed & sealed
Witness her ALES X BAILY mark JOSEPH BAILY (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 417.)
his mark DAVID X SCUDER her
MARY X SCUDER mark
[ORDER FOR COUNTY ASSESSMENT.]
[1688, Oct. 16.]
To the towne of Huntington.
Att a meeting of the Justices of the peace for the County of Suffolk upon Long Island by vertue of an order from his excellency the governor and Counsill bearing date the 29 of August Last for the Renewing of the Late act and Leavying of the sum of four Hundred thirty four pounds ten shillings Money in pursuance to ye said order
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we make Choyce of and apointe assessors for the severall towns as followeth, for the Assessing of this County to pay the said tax which according to ye said order of govern" and Councill is four Hundred thirty fowr pounds ten shilling mony to be Delivered at york without Charge by the 8th of November next: the severall Collecters are Likewise Chosen.
thomas Mapes
Assessors of the towne of
Jonathan Horten
Joshua Horton-Collecter
John Howell Jun"
assessors
of Southampton
thomas Cooper-Collecter
John Mulford
assessors
of Easthampton.
Thomas Chatfield-Collecter
Thos. Holme
Timothy Bruster
assessors
of Brookhaven.
Thomas Jenners-Collector
Adam Smith
Assessors
Samuell Smith
of Smithtown.
Jonathan Smith-Collecter
Isaac platt assessors
John Wood
of Huntington
John weeks-Collecter
And we doe order that the assessors and Collecters Re- spectively above mentaned be sworne by the next Justice of the peace for the Assessing and Collecting the Rate afore said and that one of said Assessors In each towne doe meet In behalfe of the County at the towne of South- ampton and bring with them there Respective Estimates of the severall towns to proportion the said Rate upon the twenty-ninth 29 day of this Instant octobar and all Assess- ors within this County above mentoned are hereby Re- quired to Assess or estimate every male person of sixteen years and upward at eighteen pounds p. head and not only to assess the persons and estates of the free holders
Southold.
Joseph peirson
Capt. John Wheeler
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
but alsoe all the Estate and Merchandice of all Merchants, factors, traders, or dealers and other persons that is dwell- ing, Resideing or being within any of the townes in this County and the estimate to be made according to money : and the said Assessors that are to meet In behalfe of the County are to order three County charge for the year past at ye same meeting
Dated at Southold this 16:th Day of October 1688
By order of the justices of the peac for the County of Suffolk this Day met and Assembled p. John Howell Clark.
(File No. 17.)
[ORDER CONCERNING MILL AT COLD SPRING.]
(1688, Oct. 22.)
Huntington october : ye 22ª 1688.
Wee whose names are under written the townsmen of huntington and chossen by the towne to carie on towne afairs wee doe give consent to Jonathan Rodgers to goe on with ye saw mill at ye Cold Spring and to make improv- ment of ye sd. mill not Relaxing any thing in order to ye covenant betwixt ye towne & the sd. Rogerd as to the grist mill or the price of any sort of sawn timber yt ye towne shall have of the sd Rodgers wee doe give libertie as above sd. untill the town shall see cause to make use of the streame for a grist mill thay Paying to ye sd. Rodgers soe much as it will bee Beniffit to them in order to a grist mill. as wittnes our hands ye day and year above written. JOHN SAMMIS JOSEPH WHITMAN ISAAC PLATT.
(Town Meetings, Vol. 1, p. 146.)
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
[DEED. JONATHAN SCUDDER TO JOHN SCIDMORE.]
[Abstract.]
(1688, Nov. 15.)
This indenture made the fifteenth day of novembar in the third yeer of the Raine (&c.) and in ye yeer of our Lord (&c) on thousand six hundred eaightie eaight. Betweene Jonathan Scuder of the towne of Huntington upon Long Island with in ye Countie of Suffolk & province of new yourke in Americai husbanman and Sarah his wife of ye one partie & John Scudamore Jun' of ye same towne Coun- tie and province husbanman of the other ptie : Wittnesseth : that the sd. Jonathan Scudder & Sarah his wife: have for (&c) the consideration of ye sume of sixtie six pounds ten shillins in good passable paie of this province in hand se- cured before ye ensealling and delivering heer of : have allinated barganed sould and confirmed and by these pres- ents Doe allen sell and confirme from us our heairs execu- tors administrators and asignes all our Right tittle and intrest in and too part of a farme sittuate lying and beeing one a necke of land comonly called or knowne by the name of Crab medowe necke within the bounds of huntington beeing the Right or proportion of four hundred pounds Right of upland & medow ffresh and sallt that doe beelong or was laid out unto that said fowr hundred Right Acord- ing to ye Custome and maner of the townes devision of lands or acording as those farms weare devided by lott by a mutiall agreement of the wholle towne the settlement wheare of was ordered by a generall Court of assizes held att new Yorke with Governer and Counsell wee saie all our Rights and intrests in and to ye same and every part and parsell there of wee have by these presents assigned over unto the sd. John scudamore his heairs executors ad-
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ministrators & asignes for ever to have and to hould use ocupie and injoe all & singaler the afore sd. granted prem- ises with theire apurtenances of Rights and prevelidges yt doe or may ever heer after beelong to ye same firmly or as firmly as can bee made by any deed or convance what soe ever unto ye sd. John Scidmore his heairs exsecutors administrators and asigenes Too have and to hould for ever : hee yeelding and paing therefore his annuall and yeerly proportion of what belongs to ye goverment of this province, and allsoe to stand in defense of ye Right of the afore granted p'mises that if ye sd. p"mises bee wholly lost by law that neither the sd. Jonathan scuder nor John scid- more injoes the fore mentioned then ye sd. Jonathan Scud- der his heirs (&c) shall Return all and singular such sum or sums of mony againe unto John scidmore his heaires, (&c) at soe many payments as hee the sd. Scudder reseved it ffurthermore wee the sd. Jonathan scudder and Sarah his wife doth ffurther promise, covenant and grant too and with the sd. John scudimore his heairs executors adminis- trators & asignes that ye sd. Jonathan Scudder and Sarah his wife now is and stands firmly seized of a sure & perfit estate in the law of whatsoever upland or medowe doth belong to that part of farme afore sd. accordingly derived from ye towne of huntington and having fullfilled the towns injoinktions as it is more at Large specefied in ye towns deed to ye whole ; therefore hath good Right and lawfull authoritie to sell and convaye ye same and the sd. Jonathan scudder (full covenant and warranty)
in wittnes where of wee have to this present Indenture sett too our hands and seales.
signed, sealled & delivered in ye presence of us. The Mark of X ALLESE BAILY JOSEPH BAYLY (Deeds, Vol. 1, pp. 254-6.)
JONATHAN SCUDDER
SARAH SCUDDER.
HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS. 17
[DEED. JOSEPH WHITMAN TO ISAAC PLATT.] [Abstract.]
[1688, Dec. II.]
This Indenture made the eleventh of desember in ye third yeer of ye Raine of our sovr Lord (&c) and in ye yeer of our lord (&c) one thousand six hundred eaightie eaight: Beetween Joseph Whittman of the towne of Huntington upon Long Iland in ye countie of Suffolk in the province of new yourke in America husbanman, with sarah his wife of ye one partie and Isaac Platt of ye same towne Countie and province of ye other partie Wittnesseth that ye sd Joseph Whittman with sarah his wife Have &c. in the con- sideration of a valluable sume in hand Reseved &c. Have Bargoned allinatted sould and confirmed and by these prsents ffrom us our heairs exsecutors administrators and asignes &c unto ye afore sd. Isaac Platt : his heairs exsecu- tors &c all and singular that fifteene Acars of Land that was granted unto ye afore sd. Joseph Whitman att a towne meetting Aprille ye second one thousand six hundred eaightie and five sittuatte lying and beeing on a necke of land commonly called or knowne by ye east necke nott laid out but granted on ye north side of a peece of land of ye afore sd. Isaac platts adjoining it by a hyway yt Leadeth to stony brooke eastward from ye towne Together with all timbar trees wood under woods mines or mineralls exsept what belongs to ye Crowne : To have and too hould the sd. granted and barganed p'mises and apurtenances unto ye sd. Isaac Platt his heairs exsecutors administrators and asignes for ever : Yeelding and paying there fore his annuall and yeerly proportion of what belongs to ye gov- ernment of this province (full covenant and warranty.)
in witness wheare of to this present Indenture wee have sett our hands and seales the day and yeer above saide, it
-
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is to bee understood that the warantee is only for our owne Right in the above said land
signed, sealled and delivered in the presents of ELIPHALET JOENS ZOPHER BEECH (Deeds, Tol. 1. pp. 258-9.)
JOSEPH WHITTMAN of
the mark X SARAH
WHITTMAN
[CHILDREN OF JONATHAN SCUDDER.]
[1688, Dec. 31.]
Abigall scudder daughter of Insigne Jonathan scudder was borne ye 7th of Januare in ye yeer 1685.
Rebecka scudder daughter of Jonathan Scudder was Borne the Last day of desembar in ye yeer 1688.
(Surveys, p 150)
[ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY.]
[1688 ----. ]
A list of ye estate of huntington Aprized acording to
mony, 1688
£
s. d.
. Jonathan Jarvise
043
12 06
Sam11 wood
095
00 00
Tho. Powell
040
IO 00
Joseph wood
070
OS
04
Isaac Platt
140
IO
00
Mr. wood
146
04
02
John weeks
095
II 02
Tho: Whisson
. 025
IO 00
1
19
HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
Edward higbee
OII
IO
00
Captt. Baily
074
07
02
William Jarvise
025
IO 00
Tho. higbee
045
IO 00
Nath. foster
об9
15
IO
James Chichester sen™
06
12
06
Tho : Scuder
133
15
IO
Rob : Cranfield
IO3
06
00
Stephen Jarvice Sen™
075
16 08
widow barnes
O13
15 00
Capt ffleett
165
IO 00
Stephen Jarvise
032
02
00
Jonathan Rodgers
150
04
02
Henry Sooper
068
00 00
John Green
041
00 00
John betts
057
08
06
John Adams souldjear
022 13 00
Jonathan Adams
021
03
00
Tho: Brush
II
8
Rich Brush (Rich brush paid widder Joanes)
07
6
Jonas wood
II 10
Joseph Whittman
O 09 8
Abiel tittus (the three, Whettman and both tituses to pay widdow Jones) O
IO
9
Sargant tittus
Rob: Artor
O OI IO
Sam: Kicham
O 13
9
Widder Joans
I 03
10
John Joans
O 07 6
Tim Konklin
O 10
8
Benjamin Joans
0
06
5
John Samons
0
13
07
Rich : Whitte
O 03
IO
Hen. Sooper .
O 04
6
Jonathan Rodgers
O
18
IO
.
II
8
20
HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
Mr Jacob wallker
O
OI
0
Tho: Higbe
0
03
IO
Tho: Lawrance
O
02
6
Josiah Joans
0
OI
6
Henry desburo
O
15
6
Rich betts
0
02
6
John Inkerson
O
14
5
Adam Whittehed
O 02
6
Simmon Lane
O
03
O
Tho: marten
0
06
6
Ed. Bunce
O
12
9
George Ballding
O
об
4
John Samis
122
IO
08
James Chichester Jun™
052
00
00
mosses Scudders lott
OIO
IO
00
Timothy Conklin
087 00
00
Jonathan wood
031
07
об
Jonathan Scudder
IOI
17
08
John Kicham
075
OI
08
Rich. davice
028
00 00
John davice
032
00
00
Benjamin scrifner
027
00
00
Richard Williams
098
00
00
Samuell Kicham .
083
OI
08
Samuell tittus
054
об
00
Abiell tittus
061
O5
00
Joseph whittman
118
00
00
Jonas wood Jun"
071
IO
00
Richard brush
068
19
об
Tho. brush
075
00
IO
John brush
057
05
00
Captt Platt
231
00
00
nicolas Smith
O2I
00
00
widdowe Core
027
об 02
Jams Smith
.
056
IO 00
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
Tho: wickes
096
14 00
Jonathan Harnett
042
OI
02
Robart kellam
075
14 00
Timothy Scuder
027
00
00
Jeremiah hubart
024
00
00
Jacob Brush .
027
12
06
david Chichester
018
00
00
Jonathan Chichester
020
00
00
Rodger guint
018
00 00
Jeremiah Smith
. 074
00 00
Thomas whitthed
020
15 00
John Scidmore Sen™
019
IO
00
Thomas Scidmore
046
00
00
Edward bunce
092
IO 00
Jeremiah Adams
039
04 00
John Inkersolle
083
12 об
Jons Vallentine
036
15
00
John Page
019
17
06
John Mathews
019
IO 00
Richard Gildersleeve
037
00
00
John scidmore Jun'
047
00
00
Jonathan Luice
077
00 00
Phillip udall
079
IO 06
William Broderton
054
00
06
James Batte
040
00
00
Walter noacks
037
12 00
Thomas Smith
021
00 00
Samuell Smith
021
15 00
Richard Sooper
022
IO
00
Robard arthur
046
02
06
John Jones .
028
04
02
David Scudder
033
02
06
John Gooldin
031
00
00
John Adams Carpenter
.
. 019
04 00
William mace
019
IO
00
(File, No. 1.)
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[DEED. SAMUEL TITUS TO JONATHAN WOOD.] [Abstract.]
[1689, March 2.]
This Indenture Mad ye second day of March 1689 Be- twene Samuell Titus & Jonathan wood of Jemeca. Wit- nesseth that Samuel Titus for a sum in hand paid, hath Given granted Bargned &c unto ye said Jonathan wood his heirs &c for ever one equall halfe of my Lott divided by a straight Loyne through ye midest of ye sd. Lott Itt being ye south halfe sittuate Lying & being In ye Town ship of Huntington bounded on ye south by ye Lott of John Jones on ye north by ye other halfe of this sd. Lott, bounded on ye east by ye street on ye west by ye Land In Commons allso one hundred pound Right of Land In ye ould & first purchas of ye Town of Huntington & this hundred wright to be from ye first originall of hundred In ye sd. Town together with all and singular ye hereditements &c there unto be- longing. To have & to hold forever With all priviledges (and full covenant and warranty of title.) signed & sealed. Witness SAMUELL TITTUS
HENERY TITUS JOHN KETCHAM
Acknowledged May 7. 1703 JOHN WOOD, Tes.
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 486.)
[TOWN MEETING.]
[1689, April 2.]
Aprill ye 2ª at A towne meeting Legally warned 1689.
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the day above sd Thomas brush was Legally chossen constable
The day above written weare legally chossen for townes men to cary on all towne afairs Rellatting to ye good of ye towne in generall Joseph Whittm John Kicham Thomas wickes.
The day above sd. it was voated and consented to yt all from 14 years old and upwards shall ye 2ª munday an tusday in June next cutt brush to bee ordered and apointed wheane by ye townsmen : and each person upon faillure or negleckt to forfitt three shillings per day for snch negleckt to bee forth with taken by distres by the Constable : and the towne: not the farmers are to meett at ye meeting house upon the day apointed att ye beat of the drum.
the day above written Captt platt was ordered by a towne voat to use his best discresion to procure our last money Ratte to us againe and upon procurment the towne doth ingage to save ye sd. Captt Platt harmles in the premises.
The day above sd. Johathan Scudder was Legally chossen coleckter to gather all Ratts belonging to ye Countie an towne.
The same day above sd. Sargent Thomas wickes was chossen to join with Captin baily to lay out land for ye east end of ye towne.
The day above written it was voatted that Captt fleett shall have 40 acars of land our wright in it a joinig to ye north side of his own land at Claboard hollowe in lue of what is due to him in ye Ratte made to pay the tirks att yorke and those men behind in yt Ratte are to pay it into ye Constable or townsmen.
0
D
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
it was allsoe voated and consented to yt if those men behind in ye tirks Ratte doe not pay in into ye constable or townsmen what is behind for them to pay by next crismas that fortie acars of their devission land shall bee deducted and taken from them when their lands is laid out.
Aprill ye 2 1689 att a towne meeting it was voatted and granted yt John Adams, carpenter shall have one hundred pound Right of land from the first settlement of the towne hee to pay to the towne five pound for it within a twelve month after ye datte heer of it is to bee paid in curant passable pay.
Aprille ye 2ª : 89 att a towne meeting it was voated and granted yt Jonas Platt sonn of Isaac Platt shall have one hundred pound Right of land from the first settlement of the towne and eaight acars of division land lying south or southeast from ye head of ye crooked hollowe ye cart way to ye south hee to pay as John Adams five pounds curant pay.
The day above sd. it was voatted and granted yt John Scidmore Jun' shall have twentie acars of land as ye plase will afoard it east and north of a trackt of land yt ye sd. scidmore bought of John Goolldin not to hinder any wattering place for creaturs or hie wayes or buring place.
The day above sd. it was voated & granted yt Abiell tittus shall have ten acars of division land one the north side of the Path yt goeth to oyster bay.
The day above sd it was voated & granted yt Robart Kellam shall have twentie acars of land, division land join- ing to h's other land upon the west necke by the harbor side of ye soth side of his other land their.
The day above sd. it was voatted and granted yt
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Samuell Smith shall have a hundred pound Right of land from ye first settlement of the towne and eaight acars of division land in and about the place whare hee made coale last micalmus hee paying for it in specia and time as the others doe.
The day above sd. it was voatted & grantted yt James Chichester Jun" shall have eaight acars of land upon the west neck to ye west ward of John Scudders pond at y head of a hollow yt goes from those ponds.
Aprill ye 2ª 1689 at a towne meeting it was voated and granted yt goodman Sooper shall have ten acars of divis- ion land upon ye west neck upon ye south side of ye hed of ye cove swamp.
The day above sd. it was voatted and granted yt Samuell Kicham shall have twentie acars of division land at ye spring that Runs south ward beeyound Goerges Spring.
The day a bove sd it was voatted & grantted yt Jonathan Scudder shall have twentie acars of devision land lying on ye north side of seataukett Road agenst dicke pechegans land.
The day above sd it was voated and granted to John Ingersolle yt hee shall have fourtie acars of division land ye towne Right in it upon Crabmedowe necke
The same day above sd. was voatted and granted to Thomas Wickes libertie to sett his barne fowr foott into ye streett eastward and to Run his fence from ye south east corner of his barne to ye place wheare his gatte post stands nowe.
The day above sd it was voatted & ordered yt all per- sons shall bring in to ye Clarke house an acount of all their division land, home lotts exsepted : to have an acount of
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what land every man hath had granted to him or what- soeever hee hath purchased of any other person.
The day above sd. it was voatted & granted yt Jonathan Luise shall have twentie acars of Land upon fresh pond necke or neer their abouts belonging to yt which hee bought of Captt Baily ye towne Right in it.
The day above sd it was voatted & granted yt Jeremiah Smith shall have six acars of land or 8 att ye hed of fryers hollowe division land.
The day above sd it was voatted and granted yt James vallentine shall have fifteen acars of land upon Crab- medowe necke ye towne Right in it.
The day above sd it was voatted and granted yt Richard brush should have a hundred pound Right of land from ye first settlement of ye towne hee to pay for it to ye towne as others doe yt have the same day granted so to them.
Aprill ye 2ª 1689. the same day at a towne meeting it was voatted and grantted yt Captt epenetus Platt shall have of devision land what comes to ye Right of a too hun- dred pound Right easterly of Thomas powells land lying south west from ye east field which too hundred pound Right ye sd. Captt Platt bought of John Jones.
The same day above written it was voatted & granted yt Captt Epenctus Platt shall have libertie to change and lay downe sixteen acars and a haulfe of land formerly granted him south ward and take up ye sd quanitie of land east ward of Thomas Powells division land.
The day above sd. it was voatted and granted yt James Smith should have six or eaight acars of divission land bee yoand ye old east feild.
(Town Meetings, Vol. 1, pp. 163-166.)
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[EDWARD BRUSH'S LAND.]
[1689, Apr. 2.]
The Record of Edward Brushes Land.
The hundred pound right which was bought By Richard B. of the town was to be equall with all former grants be- ing granted Aprill the 2nd 1689 Is now his sonn Edward Brushes.
the mark of ELIZABETH KETCHAM JOHN KETCHAM (Deeds, Vol. 1 p. 300, B.)
his RICHARD X BRUSH mark
[LAND OF THOMAS SCIDMORE.]
[1689, Apr. 12.] ·
Laid out for Thomas scidmore ye 12th of aprill 1689. twentie acars of Land on the north side of the hoge pond on Crab medowe neck in too parcels one parcel fortie Rod square the other parcel one the west side seventie Rod in length and twentie seven Rod in breadth laid out by us acording to the towne grant
JOSEPH BAILY THOMAS WICKES
A True Coppy as it was given in to mee by the Sur- p mee Isaac Platt, Rec
vaors
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 132.)
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HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
[LAND SURVEYED FOR JOHN INGERSOL.]
[1689, Oct. II.]
Aprill ye IIth : 1689
Laid out ye day above sd. fortie acers of land on Crab medowe necke in too parcels the eastermost lying between land of Thomas Scidmore beeing ten acers the other par- cell thirtie acers beeing in length eaightie Rod ajoining to the Cart way on the north side and sixty Rod in breadth, southward from ye Cart path : wee saie Laid out by us for John Inkersolle.
JOSEPH BAILLY THOMAS WICKES A True Coppy as it was given to mee by the survaors, Isaac Platt Recor
Aprille ye 13th : 1689 (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 229.)
[LAND OF JAMES VALENTINE.]
[1689, Apr. 13.]
Whereas James Vallentine had fifteen acars of land granted uppon the account of devission land and according to the towne grant wee whose names are under written have laid out to Jonas vallentine fifteen acars one Crab medowe necke in Lenth sixtie Rod : in breadth fortie Rod : Aprill ye 12th 1689
A True Coppy as it was given in to mee by ye Survaors Aprill ye 13th 1689
p mee Isaac Platt Rec" (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 132 )
29
HUNTINGTON TOWN RECORDS.
[A WATERING PLACE.]
[No date.]
Know all men by thes presence that I, thomas Jrves of Huntington for and In consideration of a certen peece or small parcell of swampe Land given and granted unto ye above sd. Thomas Jarves by ye trustees of ye towne of Hun- tington do by thes presence Ingage to Leave out to ye Comans A spring or Conveanent watering place Lying and joying to ye high way Leading In to this sd. east neck or Lettell neck this sd. peece of swampe joyning to Cap- tain higbeyes medow on ye north and to ye highway on ye west.
By mee John Ketcham, Clerk (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 85.)
[TOWN MEETING. THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION .* ]
[1689, May 3.]
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