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signed sealed & Delivered In ye
presents of us.
JONAS WOOD ISACK PLATT.
JOSEPH BAILE the mark of ALLS X BAILE
Acknowledged- Nov- 5- 1689 EPENETUS PLATT, Just.
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 497.)
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[DEED. JEREMIAH ADAMS TO JONATHAN ADAMS.]
[Abstract.]
[1689, Nov. IO.]
This Indenture made this tenth day of novembar in ye first yeer of his matties Raine &c and in ye yeer of our Lord &c, one thousand six hundred eaightie and nine : Jeremiah Adams of the towne of huntington living at the place comanly knowne by the name of Crabmedowe and in the Countie of Suffolke and province of new yourke above sd. husbanman of the one partie, Witnesseth that ye sd. Jeremiah Adams hath for diverse good causses &c of ye sum of thirtie pounds in hand all Reddy Reseved before the insigning and delivering heer of in passable pay of this province, have barganed allined &c and by these presents from mee my heairs &c doe allen &c unto the afore sd. Jonathan Adams him his heairs &c the one haulfe of a par- cill of Land and meddowe which ye afore sd. Jeremiah Adams bought of his father in Law John Betts : I say, that I the above sd. Jeremiah adams doe bargan allinatte & sell from mee my heirs &c the one haulfe of that farme which I bought of my father in Lawe John betts, sittuatte lying upon a necke comonly known by ye name of Crabmedowe necke unto my well beloved Brother Jonathan Adams all ye above mentioned p'mises with all the Rights & previ- lidges their unto belonging which either now or heer after shall or may belong their unto : the one haulfe of the Land & medowe with all housing or out housing and orchard, garden fences pastures or any Right or privelidge which may or shall apertaine or belong unto ye afore sd. Land and medowe above mentioned unto ye afore sd. Jonathan Adams him his heairs &c to have and to hould as his or their proper Right for ever the sd. barganed and granted
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p'mises with its apurtenances and paying ye annuall pro- portion of what belongs to the goverment of this province (full covenant and warranty) : in wittnes heare of I have sett to my hand and seale to this prsent Indenture.
signed sealled and delivered JEREMIAH ADAMS
in ye prsents of us. EDWARD HIGBEE JONAS The of X VALLENTINE mark (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 282.)
[TOWN MEETING. DIVISION OF LANDS.]
[1689, Nov. II.]
At a towne meeting Novembr ye IIth 1689:
it was voated and granted yt all persons yt have had hun- dred pound Rights of Land given them by this towne shall have equall land with ye first preprietors exsepting only fower acars and a haulf to each hundred upon devision land.
The same day a bove written it was voatted & grantted yt their shall bee alowed twentie acars of Land with what thay have all Reddy to each hundred in this towne exsept- ing only the gift hundreds which are to have butt twelvfe acars and a haulfe to their first devision and then to bee equall in all other devissions acording to other hundreds.
The same day above said it was voatted and grantted to Mr Wood what Land ye place will afoard against Jonathan Rodgers fence at Cowe harbor not to hinder the hie way.
At a towne meeting November ye I Ith 1689 it was voatted
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to Jeremiah Adams to have ten acars of Land ye townes wright in it lying beetween Capt ffleetts land and Mr Bryants hollowe if the place will afoard itt.
(Town Meetings, Vol. 1, pp. 171-2.)
[INDIAN DEED OF AN ISLAND IN SOUTH BAY.]
[1689, Nov. 13.]
To all people to whome this writting shall come or any wise appertaine: Bee it knowne that wee Pamsowe, wamehas Pamequa wilchepie cowerukkun Geofery natives of seaquetauke on Long Island for and in the consideration of nineteen pounds and ten shillings curant mony of this Province whear of nine pounds is paid downe in hand and ten pound and ten shilling is to bee paid at or before ye Last day of may ensuing the datte of this writting have given granted bargoned made over allinatted sould and confirmed and by these presents wee the above sd. Indians doe give grant, bargin make over allinatte sell and con- firme from us our heirs, executers administrators and assignes unto Samuell Kicham of Huntington on Long Island and in ye Countie of suffolk his heirs executors ad- ministrators or asignes a sertaine Island of meddowe lying between ye south medows and ye beach called by us sre- cunkas, and bounded on the east by a certaine creeke which Runs through ye sd. Island which wee have sould to the sd. Samuell Kicham and nesaraske, which creeke is called by us Pascu-ucks, all the meddowe lying west ward of Pascu-uks of the sd. Island screcunkas, wee the above sd. Endians have sould to ye sd. Samuell Cetcham to have and to hould unto him ye sd samuell cetcham his heairs executors administrators or asignes from the day of ye datte heer of for ever and wee the above named Indians beeing the sole and true proprietors of the premises that
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is of ye sd. Island, doe putt the said samuell cetcham in the Lawfull and Pecable possesion of the said Island by the delivery of these presents ; and it shall and may bee Law- full for, him ye sd. Samuell cetcham to have hould occupie posess and enjoe ye sd. Island and every part and parcell their of, and wee ye above named Indians doe bind our- selves and heairs for ever to free the sd Island which wee have by these p'sents sould to the sd. Samuell kicham, from all claims or mollestation of us our heairs or any other whatt soe ever ; and that their may bee noe mistake in the bounds of this saile it is to bee Remembred and notted yt the west bounds of ye sd Island is to bee Reconed whear the fishing housses formarly stood : furder it is to bee noatted yt ye ten pound & ten shillings which is to bee Paid in may insuing ye datte of this writting, is to bee Paid to Pumshau who is to Reseve it in the behaulfe of all the above named Indians and to give a full discharge to ye sd. Samuell cetcham or his asignes or heairs and for the conformation of ye p'mises, wee have here unto sett our hands and seall this 13 day of novembar 1689 and ye first yeer yeare of the Reign of their soveraign magties William and mary king and queen of great Brittan defenders of the faith.
signed & sealled and delivered in ye presents of ELIPHALET JOENS JOSEPH WHITMAN CHARLES PAMEQUA
The marke X of PAMSHOU. The marke X of WAMEHAS The marke X of WILL CHEPIE The marke X of COWERRKKU The marke X of GEFFERY.
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This was owned before mee RICHARD HARCUT Justice of the Peace belonging to oyster Bay in the queens Coun- tie ye 16th of November 1689.
A True Coppy of ye origanall deed compared Januare ye 22ª 163º p mee Isaac Platt Recor (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 286.)
[ESTATE OF JONATHAN MILLER.]
[1689, Nov. 20.]
know all men by these p'sents : that wheare as wee John miller and Joseph miller both of ye towne of bedford in new england beeing legetees of ye estate of our loving brother Jonathan miller of huntington upon long Iland deseased as doth apeer by ye sd. will, wee the above named John miller and Joseph miller doe acknowledge yt wee have Reseved in full what was willed unto us and each of us in our above brother Jonathans will : and there fore wee the above named John and Joseph miller doe each of us for our selves our heirs, &c aquitt and fully and absolutly dis- charge our Loving sister mary miller administrator of ye sd. estate from all claims and demands what soe ever from ye sd. estate or any person or persons conserned with ye same as having Reseved full satisfaction for ye same, as wittnes our hands and sealls.
stamford ye 20th of novembr 1689.
MILLER JOHM X mark his
MILLER
JOSEPH X mark his
(Deeds, Tol. 1, p. 282.)
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These p'sents testifie I Jonas seelly of stamford Beeing one of the legatees to ye estate of my Loving brother Jon- athan miller, Latte of Huntington : deseased as doth & may apeer by ye will of sd. miller ; that I doe heer aquitte and discharge our Loving sister mary miller ye Relickt of sd. Jonathan miller and administratwixe of sd. estate : from all claims and demands what ever due to mee from ye sd. es- tatt as willed by sd. miller acknowledged heer by to have Reseved full satisfaction for ye same. as wittnes my hand and sealle in stamford this 28th of febra' 168.9.
JONAS SEELLY.
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 284.)
[DEED. JOSEPH BAILEY TO JOHN SAMMIS.]
[1689, Nov. 29.]
This indenture made ye twentie nine day of novembar (&c) and in ye yeer of our Lord god (&c) one thousand six hundred eighty nine beetwene Joseph bayly of the towne of Huntington upon Long Island in amerika, husbanman & alces his wife of the one partie, and John samis of ye same towne one the other partie, Wittnesseth that the sd. Joseph Bayly and allcs his wife have for diverse good causes and considerations us their unto moving but more especially for ye sum of five pounds in Passable Pay of the Province as it passeth from man to man viz: winter wheat at 58 : p bushell and Indian corne att 28 six pence p bushell in hand paid and secured bee fore ye ensealling and delivery heer of, have Barganed sould and made over from us our heairs & unto the said John Samis his heairs &c all our Right tittle and intrest in and too one single hundred pound Right of comanidge that did formerly bee long to yt Lott that was in ye tenor and occupation of trustram Heges
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thence estranged to John finch ser, thence to nicolas ellice, thence to Joseph baily wee say one of that single hundreds with all its Rights and preveliges of comanidge exsept seven acres and a haulfe of land that was grantted to nicollas ellice which was the first and second devission acording to ye deviding of lands in ye towne of huntington by theire allotment which I exsept all other Rights and previlidge yt doe or may beelong to ye same or ever heer after may belong to it by any lawfull way or means what soever wee the afore sd Joseph baily and alce his wife have allenatted and estranged from us our heirs &c unto John Samis his heairs &c to have hould use occupie and injoe for ever and doth (warranty) as wittnes our hands and salles the day and yeer above said.
signed, sealled and delivered in ye presents of us, WILLIAM BRODERTON The mark of DENICE X HART. (Deeds Vol. 1, p. 289.)
JOSEPH BAYLY
The mark of
ALLCE X BAYLY
[DIVISION OF NECKS AT THE SOUTH.]
[No date.]
After we the inhabitants of Huntington by means mean- hasitt Sachem had bought a sertaine number of necks of meadow of Seaguatake and masapaig Indians and honestly paide for them, the towne then disposed of these neckes to particular men of the towne by the hundreds as their rate of disposing of lands weer laid, one that halfe necke which was Massapeg Indians land called by them tatamontitaheg weer appointed for Thomas Weeks, Willeam Roggers, Richard Ogden, Jonas Wood Bartholomoe Smith and
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Henry Whisson amounting to 16 Hundreds this half necke was these mens share of what they had allready bought these men to devide amongst themselves for ther share the which they did.
(File No. 22.)
[PROTEST AGAINST STRANGERS PURCHASING LANDS FROM THE INDIANS.]
[1689, Dec. 7.]
Huntington desemb' ye 7th 1689.
These p'sents are to declare to all persons within ye bounds and limits of this towne and to all other persons what soever : that wee whose names are under written : beeing Chossen by the towne of huntington to take care of all Publicke affaires and conserns that doe conserne the towne in generall : and to see that noe partickeler person or persons doe wrong the generall : wee doe protest against the proseedins of any person or persons that have allreddy, beefore the publishing of these p'sents, bought any medowe or upland of the Indians within the limitts of our Pattent with out ye knowledge and libertie of ye towne : and doe likewise further protest against any person or per- sons bying any land or meddowe of ye Indians within the bounds and limits of our pattent without the knowledge and aprobation of the towne.
A true coppy of ye protest by the towns men against by- ing Land or meddowe by partickeler person or persons --.¿ thin the limits of our Pattent : Compared by mee.
THOMAS WICKES
Townsmen. Isaac Platt Recrd
JOHN KICHAM
(File No. 38, A.)
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[DEED. INDIANS TO RICHARD AND HENRY SOPER.]
[Abstract.]
[1689, Dec. 8.]
This Indenture made ye eigh day of desember in ye yeare 1689 Betwene wameus pumsha chipuos and guarapin heads & Chefe of sequatauge Indans & Richard Sooper and Henery Sooper Jun". Witnesseth yt ye said Indians have Bargned soulde & Made over from us our heiers &c unto ye said Richard sooper and Henery sooper theare hereis &c sixtie acars of upland situate Lying & beeing within ye bounds of Huntington in too parcells one parsle by ye Round swampe wheare gurapin planted ye other parsle neare Moses pound together with all timber woods & under woods growing on yt said Land wee ye afore sd. Indans have Bargned allenated & estranged from us our haiers &c unto Richard sooper and Henery sooper theare haiers &c for ye sume of twelve pounds in Curant silver Money to bee paied unto ye saide Indans within two years from ye daie of ye Date hereof. To have & to hold use ocupie & Injoye forever & Do by thes presents to Defende ye same against ye Claime or title of anie parson or persons what soever both of English or Indans in wittness whereof wee have to this presant indenture set to our hands and seales ye daye and yeare above sd.
signed & Delivered In ye presents of
the marke of
WAMEUS X the marke of
JONATHAN ROGARS STEVEN JARVES JOSEPH BAILE
PUM X SHUA the marke of
the marke of
CHIPPOUSE X the mark of
JOHN X MAHIU ye marke of
MASTO X TANUTT (Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 271.)
PUARAP X IN.
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[INDIAN DELIVERY OF THE NECK BY "TURF AND TWIGG."]
[1689, Dec. 9.]
Memorandum, decomer ye 9. 1689
the within mentioned bill of sale was delivered possession by turf & twigg by mamascopn, pangett being doynated by the rest of sd. Indians by sequatarye for that parpose in hering by Epenetus Platt in behalf of the Town of Huntington bounded by a river* eastward that parteth sowampams and joynes nect northerly by two white oake trees marked facing west one of them about three rod or poll from ye estord brook and on ye north side of ye said neck by a sartine river north bound on ye west side ye sd- neck is where ye now Indians paseth ye said river now
[*The frequent mention in the records of rivers on the south side of the town would lead one unacquainted with the terri- tory to infer the existence of streams of considerable size and quite an extensive watershed, but such was not the case. There is no reason to suppose that these brooks were any larger at the first settlement of the town than they are now. They are and were only rivulets, necessarily small, as they drain a small area of territory, generally taking their rise in low swampy lands, perhaps two or three miles from the general line of the shore of the Great South Bay. Their beds lying nearly on a level with the sea shore, the tide rises and falls a long way up the streams and covers much low salt grass land near the shore, so that about their mouths they have considerable width, but only a trifling current, except as created by the ebb and flow of the tide. To the unsophisticated Indians, the most of whom had never seen a river of much size, these brooks probably seemed grand rivers, and when they made their deeds to the whites their descriptions were incorporated into the in- strument. The Indians had a name for every little rivulet, into the mouth of which they ran their canoes for shelter. The English settlers here continued to call these little brooks rivers, their ideas having probably been formed on the miniature rivers of their native country .- C. R. S.]
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and a piperage tree marked faceing eastward and south ward and so with a straight line to ye said tree marced on ye east side of ye afore said neck.
Witness
JOHN GRAY.
the mark X of JOHN
WARING. (File No. 28, C.)
[TOWN MEETING.]
[1689, Dec. 10.]
At a towne meeting Desemb' ye 10 1689 it was voated and grantted that noe pertikeler person or persons shall Purchase any land upon ye south side of this Island lying against any of the neckes of our meddowe beelonging to this towne: butt those men that are intresed. upon each necke may Purchase it properly to them selves to dispose of att theire owne discression :
Allsoe that noe partickeler person or persons whatsoever shall purchase any Land or medowe of the Indians with in the limitts of our Pattent in any place whatsoever with out libertie from the towne .*
The day above written John Samis and Samuell Kichan weare apointed to purchase for the towne what Land and meddowe of the Indians that may bee benifishall to the
[* This seems an unfair and unjust proceeding. The settlers here wanted the Indians' land, so they get together and resolve that no one else should purchase it, and then send out their agents to buy. Having limited the purchase to one party, competition could not have been very brisk This idea that the town, the government, alone should procure the Indian title, smacks of the land theories of Henry George in our time .- C. R. S.]
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towne and the towne doth ingage to Rattifie and confirme what thay shall doe in order to ye premises. (Town Meetings, Vol. 1, p. 172.)
[1690, Jan. 30.]
Samuell Smith sonn of Samuell Smith of this town was borne the 30th day of Jeneware in the yeer of on Lord, 1689.
(Surveys, p. 152.)
[LAND OF JONATHAN CHICHESTER.] [1690, Jan. 31.]
A Record of Land for Jonathan Chichester Laid out January ye 31st 1690 Laid out thirten acars of land for Jonathan Chichester, downe ye east necke lying one the top of the hill nor west from the cove acording to the towns grant it is laid fourtie Rod one too sides: and fiftie too Rod on the other too sides bounded by markt trees at each corner.
p mee Isaac Platt, Recor
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 67.)
[DEED. JEREMIAH SMITH TO THOMAS WHITEHEAD.]
[Abstract.]
[1690, Jan. 31.]
Witnes These presents that I Jeremiah smith of the towne of huntington in the Countie of suffolke in the Province of new yourke upon Long Island in America
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cooper doe for good causes and considerations as allsoe for the full & just sume of six pounds in silver all Reddy Paid mee to my content Allinatte signe sell and make over from mee my heires &c A sertaine Peecell of Land Con- taing six acars of wood Land & swamp lying & joinging to Cow harbour swampe with in the countie above sd. unto Thomas whittehead of the said towne and countie cooper for him ye sd. Thomas his heirs &c to have and to hould for ever without the Lett trouble or mollestation of any Person whatsoever justly or injustly claiming any Right or title to ye sd. Premises or any part, or parcell there of allsoe ye sd. Jeremiah doe free the said land from all former deeds &c whatsoever, directly or Indirectly by mee or any by or under mee had made or done and I doe ratefie this in ye sd. deed and confirme it unto the said Thomas whittehead as largely as may bee made or done by any deed grant purchase bill of saille or towne order: and as fully Largly and ampplye as may or can bee made by any deed or other Instrument of writting what soe ever: further it is agreed that if hee the said Thomas whittehead shall dispose and allinatte the sd. Land from himselfe his heairs and successors that then the above sd. Jeremiah Smith shall have Refussall of the sd. land, for confirmation of the said Premises I have heer unto sub- scribed my hand this Last day of January one thousand six hundred and ninetie.
In wittnes of SIMON LANE JEREMIAH SMITH The X mark of RICHARD SOOPER.
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 288.)
[LANDS OF ROBERT KELLUM.]
[1690, March 10.]
Laid out for Robart Kellam twentie acars of land upon
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the west necke fruntting upon the cove brooke, taking in the Creekes of the brooke into his line fourtie Rods or poll broad in the frunt Runing fourteene Rod to wards horse necke and att the reer fourtie rod broad laid out by us. JOSEPH WHITMAN SAMUEL TITTUS
Alsoe laid out by us more Land for Robart Kellam twen- tie acars joining to his first six acars upon the west necke by the harbor side joining to John teed Lotte with a slippe of land that goes to the above sd. Robart Kellams owne meddowe with sum alowance for the barennes of the ground. Laid out by us.
March ye Ioth 1683
SAMUELL TITTUS JOSEPH WHITTMAN p. mee Isaac Platt Recer
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 70.)
[LANDS OF SAMUEL WOOD.]
[1690, March II.]
Samuell Woods Land upon Record.
Laid out for Samuell wood by us whose names ar under written fortie acars of land southwards bounded east ward by the south path west ward to the Round Swampe, north ward by the path yt goos to his ye sd. Samuelles hollowe Southward by Samuell Kichams hollowe
March ye IIth 1689 Laid out by us SAMUELL TITTUS JOSEPH WHITTMAN p mee Isaac Platt Recor
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 72.)
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[LANDS OF JOHN SAMMIS.]
[1690, March 19.]
March ye 19th 1688
Then Laid out for John Samise att the Cove 9: acars of land joining to John teeds land : and 7 : acars of Land more then Laid out for John Samise bee tween the land of Jon- athan Rodgers and ye Land of Samuell Kitcham : Laid out by us.
JOSEPH WHITTMAN SAMUELL TITTUS
A True Record as it was brought to mee under the sur- vaers hands Isaac Platt Recor
(Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 83.)
[TOWN MEETING. DELEGATES CHOSEN.]
[1690, March 19.]
At a towne meeting ye 19 of march 1683 it was voatted and concluded yt 2 men should bee sent to south hold one ye 2Ist of this instant to meett with ye Rest of ye Repre- sentives of ye townes in the countie to ackt as shall bee ajudged meett in order to the Leutt gover" warants .*
The day above written Captt Platt & John Sammis were chossen to goe to Sothhold as deputies from ye towne to ackt with ye Rest of ye deputies of the Countie in order to present afaires.
The day above written Captt Peirson of South hampton and Mr. John Conklin of South hold weare chossen by the towne of huntington to goe to yorke as Representatives from the countie.
(Town Meetings, Vol. 1, p. 175.)
[*These measures were adopted with reference to the de- mand made by Governor Leisler upon the towns that they submit fully to his authority as Governor, and aid him in main- taining such authority .- C. R. S.]
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[DEED. JOHN INGERSOL TO NICHOLAS SMITH.] [Abstract.]
[1690, March 26.]
This indenture made ye 26th day of march in the first yeer of ye Raine &c and in the yeer of our Lord acording &c one thousand six hundred & nientie: Beetwene John Inkersoule of crabmedowe with in the bounds of Hunting- ton upon Long Island in the Countie of Suffolk and prov- ince of New Yourke in America husbandman of ye one partie, and nicolas smith ot ye towne of Huntington and Countie and province afore sd. Carpender of ye other par- tie, wittneseth that ye said John Inkersoule for (&c.) and in the consideration of the sume of thirtie five pounds of curant pay of this province as it passeth from man to man, viz. winter wheat at five shillings p bushell Indian corne at too shillings & six pence p bushell or other paie answerable to that as is more at Large specified in a bill of debt bair- ing datte with these presents which said sum afore men- tioned was in hand secured beeiore ye insealling and deliv- ering heer of Have barganed allinated sould & confirmed and by these presents from mee my heairs (&c.) doe allen (&c.) unto ye afore sd nicolas smith my house home lotte of Land adjoining to my house containing five acars more or lesse situatte lying and beeing in ye towne of Huntington afore said unlaid out : as allsoe with all Rights prevelidges and apurtenances unto ye same beelonging or in any wise apertaing together allsoe with all wayes watterings gar- dens orchards, fences heges, diches if any their bee about it, watter courses comans, coman of pasture and hurbary woods and under woods unto ye same belonging or any wise apertaining to have and to hould ye said granted and
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barganed premises and apurtinances unto the said nicolas smith his heairs executors &c forever yeelding and paying therefore his yeerly and annuall proportion of what belongs to ye goverment of this province furthermore wee the sd. John Inkersolle and Jane my wife doth for our selves our heairs &c doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said nicolas smith his heairs &c that ye sd. John Inker- solle and Jane his wife now is and stands seized of a good sure and perfit estate in ye lawe of the said lott of land with an hundred pound Right of cominage devided or undevid- ed that doth may or shall in any wise to ye same belong or apertaine or ever heerafter shall belong any way or means whatsoever having lawfully purchased the same from ben- jamin Joens senir. and allinated by him the sd benjamin Joens his heairs and asignes unto mee the sd John Inker- solle my heairs exsecutors &c and therefore have good Right and lawfull athoritie to sell and convaye the same and ye said John inkersolle and Jane his wife (general cov- enant of title and warranty.) in wittnes wheare of wee have heer unto sett our hands and sealls the day and yeer above said.
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