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The town is bounded on the north by Gaines, on the east by Murray and a small portion by Clarendon, on the south by Barre, and on the west and a small portion on the north by Ridgeway, a small portion is also bounded west by Shelby. It has an area of 16,337 acres, and is traversed from east to west by the Niagara Falls branch of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. The Erie Canal also traverses the northern part of the town except for about two and one- half miles immediately west of Albion village, which is in Gaines. Flowing northerly through the west part of the township is Otter Creek, while through the center flows Sandy Creek, which courses through the eastern edge of the village. These are the only streams of importance in the town. Grain and fruit are the chief agricultural productions, and the soil is a clay loam. The surface is generally level and the soil is very productive. About two miles east from Albion village are a num- ber of sandy hills, which have been utilized for the tasteful cemetery of Mount Albion. The town is especially noted for its extensive quarries of Medina sandstone, a stratum that underlies nearly its whole area.
During several years the question of holding the town elections in Albion instead of Barre Center, (which was near the geographical center of the town of Barre) had been periodically agitated. This change was favored by the political party that was strongest in Albion, and was opposed by the party that was dominant in the town ; and a majority could not be induced to vote for the change. In 1875 a majority of the Board of Supervisors were of the same political party as a majority in the village, and a proposition was made to divide the town. After a bitter contest this was carried and the new town was erected from the north part of Barre. The line established between the two towns divided the northern tier of lots in the first and second ranges of the fourteenth township, leaving about one-third of each of these lots in the town of Barre. This location of the line was determined by party con- siderations. The meeting at which the supervisors voted to divide the old town of Barre, was held January 3, 1875. The first board of town officers, elected April 8 of that year, consisted of Norman S. Field, supervisor ; Jay H. Sweet, town clerk; George A. Porter, Andrew L. Dibble, Arnold Gregory, and Leroy R. Sanford, justices of the peace ; George Edmonds, collector ; Hiram Reed, assessor; William A. Tanner, high-
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way commissioner ; David Olmstead, overseer of the poor. The super- visors of Albion have been as follows :
Norman S. Field, 1875-77; John H. White, 1878-79; William B. Dye, 1880; Will- iam Hallock, 1881-82; David Hardie, 1883-84; Charles O. Hartwell, 1885-86; Kirk D. Sheldon, 1887 ; Henry D. Reed. 1888-90; Robert Clark, 1891-92 ; Coley P. Wright, 1893-94.
Originally the lands in the town were largely apportioned to settlers or purchasers by articles, which were negotiable, and in many instances these instruments were assigned several times before the purchase price was paid and deeds secured. They were not recorded, and therefore the records in the county clerk's office give no reliable information as to the first settlers. From original entries in the books of the Holland Land Company, however, the following account of sales by articles and deeds is gleaned, It must be remembered that the town includes the south three-fourths of the north tier of lots in the first and second ranges of the fourteenth township, and the north three tiers of lots in the same ranges of the fifteenth township, except lots 57, 58 and 59 in the fifteenth township and second range, which lie in Ridgeway :
The north part of lot 8, town 14, range 1 was sold to Charles E. Dudley January 26, 1828. George A. Love purchased by article 75 acres next south from the above, Feb- ruary 21, 1823 ; and William Love purchased 97} acres, including this, October 28, 1831. This land was deeded in parcels to the Bank of Monroe, John D. Maxon, Leonard Williams and Thomas Grant, 1835-37. Philip Frederick purchased by article 100 acres of lot 8, March 22, 1822. December 30, 1830, a part, 55 acres, of this was transferred to Nathan Bathrick, and December 20, 1833, was deeded to Elijah Root. The south part, 100 acres, of lot 8 was articled to Orrin Fuller, January 5, 1822. It reverted, and on the 24th of December, 1831, 80 acres were articled to Jonathan French. De- cember 8, 1833, this tract was deeded to Gershom Holdridge. November 3, 1832, 42} acres were articled to Daniel B. Austin, and afterward transferred to John D. Maxon.
The middle part, 100 acras, of lot I, town 15, range 1, was sold by article to Alban Spencer, April 16, 1820. It was deeded to him November 29, 1833. The east middle part, 100 acres, of lot 1, was taken up by Joel Newman, April 11, 1820. It was deeded to Joseph A. Wright June 1, 1834. Alvah Benedict purchased by article the east part, 76 acres, of lot 1, April 25, 1820. It was again articled to John Minckley, January 18, 1828. It was deeded to Orson Nichoson and Abraham B. Mills, October 11, 1833. John J. Andrews took up the western middle part, 100 acres, of lot 1, March 22, 1820. It was transferred to Salmon Dibble, January 18, 1828, and deeded to him November 6, 1833. The western part, 100 acres, of lot 1, was articled to William Wright, May 7, 1816, and deeded to him August 27, 1835.
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The northeast part, 190 acres, of lot 2, was sold by article to Artemus Thayer April 28, 1815. September 10, 1824, 100 acres of this were articled to Moses Smith, and deeded to him December 6, 1833. The rest of the northeast part of lot 2 was several times transferred in parcels, and was deeded as follows: 50 acres to Washington Thayer, October 14, 1833; 44} acres to John Minckley, December 23, 1834; and 30 acres to Joel Minckley, January 1, 1836. The west part of lot 2, 128 acres, was arti- cled to James P. Harkness, May 11, 1815. It was articled to John P. Andrews, Au- gust 4, 1825, and to Joseph Bentley, January 31, 1828. The south part, 78 acres, of this was transferred to Ezekiel Root, February 12, 1832, and was deeded to him August 3, 1832. Fifteen acres were transferred to Moses Smith, February 12, 1833, and were deeded to him January 30, 1837. Thirty-five acres (north part) were deeded to Jedediah Phelps, February 12, 1833. The southeast part of lot 2, 88 acres, was sold by article to James P. Harkness, May 11, 1815, and transferred to Hix & Minckley December 29, 1824. It was divided between these partners and was finally deeded as follows: To Amma Whitemarsh, May 31, 1833 ; to Samuel Hoag, November 23, 1833 ; and to William Minckley, December 10, 1835.
Joseph Butterfield purchased by article the southeast part, 100 acres, of lot 3 Decem- ber 9, 1814. He received a deed for 49 acres of this July 5, 1826. On the same day 51 acres were transferred to George W. Hetsler, and were deeded to him May 6, 1827. The northeast part, 100 acres, of lot 3, was articled to James Hicks December 9, 1814. December 14, 1822, the article was renewed to John Nichols. March 6, 1828, it was transferred to Archibald Mahon, and was deeded to him November 28, 1833. John Mansfield purchased by article the northwest part, 140 acres, of lot 3, November 24, 1815. April 8, 1825, 50 acres of this were articled to Orra Clark, who received a deed for 23g acres November 13, 1830. Of the 50 acres transferred to Orra Clark 26} acres were transferred November 19, 1833, to Cyrus Lagnith, who received a deed for the same November 29, 1835. April 8, 1825, 90} acres of the northwest part of lot 3 were transferred to Jesse Munson and were deeded to Thomas Jones January 30, 1828. The southwest part, 142 acres, of lot 3, was articled to John Phelps April 12, 1816, and deeded to him March 7, 1828.
The west part, 100 acres of lot 16, town 14, range 1, was taken up April 9, 1817, by Zerah Fenner and Johnson Carpenter, transferred to Daniel Furguson April 4, 1828, and deeded to Joseph House November 7, 1833. Fifty acres of lot 16 were articled to Jacob Howe April 29, 1817, to Ira Bartholomew November 10, 1829, and deeded to Peter Storms December 21, 1832. November 5, 1817, Isaac Beech bought 50 acres of lot 16, and November 29, 1827, it was articled to John Grant. It was deeded to Philip Green January 28, 1832. November 5, 1817, 100 acres of lot 16 were articled to Row- ley Beech, and again to Zebediah Heath March 10, 1828. The tract was deeded to Mr. Heath January 18, 1833. The east part, 62} acres of lot 16, was taken up by John P. Babcock June 11, 1818. September 5, 1828, it was articled to Thomas Grant, and September 8, 1835, it was deeded to Philip Green.
John Wright took up the northeast part, 100 acres, of lot 9, town 15, range 1, Sep- tember 26, 1815. It was articled to Barry Chase October 17, 1827, and deeded to him October 29, 1833. The northwest part, 100 acres, of lot 9, was sold by article to
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George Griffith September 26, 1815. June 14, 1826, 50 acres of this were transferred to Justus Olmstead. The whole was deeded to Asa Williams November 8, 1833. Cal- vin Rich took up the southwest part, 69 acres, of lot 9, May 7, 1816. March 2, 1829, 49 acres of this were articled to Joel Smith, and 20 acres to Joseph Davis. The whole tract was deeded to John Chase November 13, 1833. Jonathan Rich purchased by article the southeast part, 69 acres, of lot 9, December 2, 1817. It was articled to Jacob Wright November 20, 1827, and deeded to him November 15, 1832.
The north part, 100 acres, of lot 10, was sold to Nehemiah Blanchard April 16, 1816. Seventy-five acres of this were articled to Jacob Annis May 28, 1828, and deeded to him November 7, 1833. Twenty-five acres of this north part were articled to Willard Blanchard May 28, 1828, and to Samuel Bloss November 27, 1833. Mr. Bloss received a deed for this and a part of lot 11 November 27, 1833. The middle part of lot 10, 100 acres, was articled to Jacob Annis August 26, 1816. Fifty acres of this were trans- ferred to Jerome B. Annis October 7, 1824; to Thomas Annis December 28, 1831, and were deeded to Jacob Annis November 29, 1833. Fifty acres were transferred to Thomas Annis December 28, 1831, and deeded to him November 15, 1836. Josiah Shattuck took up the south part, 144 acres, of lot 10, December 2, 1820. Twenty- five acres of the west portion of this were transferred to Caleb Van Ness October 19, 1829 ; to Elijah Root November 18, 1833: and were deeded to Francis Root September 10, 1835. The east portion of the south part of lot 10, 119 acres, was transferred to Jacob Annis October 19, 1829, and 50 acres of this were deeded to Freeman N. Chase Decem- ber 21, 1833. Sixty-nine acres were deeded to John F. Bisby December 21, 1833. The west part of lot 11, 208 acres, was articled, to John Phelps April 12, 1816. April 14 the south 71 acres was transferred to Samuel N. Tanner, and deeded to him March 27, 1826. April 13, 1828, 137 acres were transferred to Joseph Van Camp, and were deeded to him November 23, 1833.
The west part of lot 11, 130 acres was taken up by Abijah Newton, April 1, 1816 ; March 30, 1825, was transferred to Nathan F. Clark. It was articled to Josiah Bloss, April 2, 1828, and a portion transferred to Cyrus Jaquith, November 19, 1830. It was deeded to him November 27, 1833. Seventy-one acres of this west part were deeded to Samuel Bloss, November 27, 1833.
The east part, 120 acres, of lot 24, town 14, range 1, was taken up by William Hig- bee, October 31, 1816. It was articled in two parcels to Lancaster Gordon, August 22, 1828, and March 3, 1829. Several payments by Mr. Gordon were in wheat. The whole was deeded to William Hoit, January 7, 1835. William Higbee also took up 116 acres of lot 24, February 22, 1817. The tract was articled to Samuel Williams, March 31, 1828, and was deeded to him November 23, 1833. Jordan Smith purchased the west part, 120 acres, of lot 24, February 22, 1817. It reverted, and the east 60 acres were articled to Experience Cass, November 25, 1829, transferred to Jeremiah Gates, December 4 1830, and deeded to Davis Bailey, September 5, 1836. The west 60 acres were deeded to Rensselaer Fuller, February 11, 1830.
The southwest part, 153 acres, of lot 17 was taken up by John Mansfield, November 23, 1815. The southeast part, 100 acres, was articled to Arthur Barnes, October 17, 1815. The north part was taken up by John Barnes, September 26, 1815. These
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parts were variously subdivided and transferred, and the lot was deeded as follows: Seventy-six and one-half acres to Anthony Tripp, April 2, 1830; 56 acres to William Chase, August 31, 1833; 49} acres to Warren Chase, August 31, 1833; 50 acres to James Gibbs, September 6, 1833 ; 50 acres to Zophar Willard, October 11, 1833; 50} acres to Julius Coy, November 23, 1833; 15 acres to William Wright, December 6, 1833 ; and 50 acres to Arthur Barnes, June 1, 1834.
The east part, 150 acres, of lot 18 was articled to Jonathan Rich, September 26, 1815. The northwest 50 acres of this was transferred to Dyer F. Wickham, and was deeded to him June 25, 1829. Sixty acres were transferred to Dyer F. Wickham, and were deeded to him June 25, 1829. Sixty acres were transferred to Lyman Burley, and were deeded to him October 28, 1833. Forty acres were transferred to Anthony Johnson, and were deeded to him November 22, 1834. The middle part, 100 acres, of lot 18 was taken up by Enoch Hyatt, May 1, 1816, and on the 31st of October, 1831, the south 50 acres of this part were deeded to him. The north portion, 50 acres, of this part was finally deeded, along with the north portion of the west part of the lot to Lyman O. Patterson, October 14, 1833. Isaac Rockwell took up the west part of lot 18, and after some subdivisions and transfers it was deeded ; a portion to him, 50 acres to Phineas Briggs, November 23, 1833, and 35 acres to Elizabeth Barnes, December 6, 1833.
The middle part, 100 acres, of lot 19 was articled to Hiram Johnson, May 1, 1816. March 7, 1825, the east half of this was transferred to Aaron Fuller, and was deeded to him January 6, 1834. The west half was transferred to Cyrus Angell, March 7, 1825, and was deeded to him June 1, 1834. Christopher Crandall took up the north part, 141} acres, of lot 19, May 1, 1816. Of this the west 91 1-2 acres were deeded to him April 1, 1831. The east 50 acres were deeded to Francis B. Tanner, September 9, 1828. The north part, 150 acres, of lot 19 was articled to William Yates, April 9, 1816. The east 100 acres of this were transferred to Samuel N. Tanner, April 14, 1824, and were deeded to him January 3, 1825. The west 50 acres were transferred to Benja- min Green April 14, 1824, and were deeded to him September 29, 1827.
The west part, 164 acres, of lot 32, town 14, range 1, was taken up by James Healy March 18, 1816, and deeded to Thoda Garret November 19, 1833. The east part, 100 acres, of lot 32 was taken up by Abraham Matteson November 16, 1816. One-half was articled to Horace Fitch October 1, 1829, and the remaining 50 acres to Reuben Pierce, November 16, 1829. The east half was deeded to Henry Ingals September 14, 1835, The middle portion, 114 acres, of lot 32 was articled to Jacob Howe April 12, 1818. and again articled in parcels to Horace Fitch and to George Dorrance January 26, 1829. It was deeded to Horace Fitch January 6, 1834.
October 6, 1815, John Jones purchased by article the east part, 105 acres, of lot 25, town 15, range 1; July 13, 1824, the north half of this was articled to Curtis & Sprague April 13, 1830, a part of this north portion was transferred to Ezra S. Curtis, then to Isaac Pope, and on the 13th of November, 1833, it was deeded to Nathaniel Root. Another parcel of this north portion was transferred to Vine Sprague April 30, 1830, and was deeded to him November 18, 1833. The south portion of this east part was deeded to Anthony Tripp July 13, 1824. The west part, 100 acres, of lot 25 was
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taken up by Charles Crittenden August 24, 1815, and was deeded to Solomon Hartwell July 22, 1823. The middle part, 100 acres, of lot 25 was articled to Peter Robinson August 24, 1815. It was transferred to Solomon Hartwell November 5, 1823, and the north 50 acres of it were deeded to him December 14, 1832. The south 50 acres were transferred to William Hartwell December 3, 1827, and were deeded to him June 10, 1833.
The north part, 100 acres, of lot 26 was articled to William McAllister December 21, 1810. It was transferred to Orrin White November 21, 1822, and the west portion, 50 acres, of it to Robert Caswell October 6, 1828. This portion was deeded to Mr. Cas- well June 6, 1834. The east 50 acres of this north part were transferred to Jonathan Hitchcock October 6, 1828, and were deeded to Samnel N. Tanner November 27, 1833. The middle part, 105 acres, of lot 26 was articled to Lewis Hawley July 18, 1816. It was deeded to Philetus Bumpus June 30, 1829. The south part, 100 acres, of lot 26 was taken up by Jonathan Brown October 7, 1816. The west portion, 50 acres, of this was transferred to Philetus Bumpus June 30, 1829, and was deeded to Robert Cas- well June 1, 1834. Twenty-five acres of the east half of this tract were transferred to Isaac Pope October 2, 1830, and deeded to Nathan Root November 13, 1833. The other twenty-five acres of this east half were transferred to Seneca Barnes October 30, 1830, and deeded to Phineas Briggs November 23, 1833.
The south half, 151 acres, of lot 27, was taken up October 16, 1810, by Abishai Annable. The east portion, 101 acres, of this half was transferred to Eleazer Risley October 17, 1820, and was deeded to him October 5, 1826. The west portion, 50 acres, was transferred to S. and B. Hudson October 17, 1820, and was deeded to Samuel B. Hall August 3, 1826. The north half of lot 27, 151 acres, was articled to Anderson Rowland May 30, 1815, and June 12, 1815; was transferred to Oliver Brown Novem- ber 15, 1825, and was deeded to him December 21, 1829.
The north part of lot 40, town 14, range 1, was taken up by Oliver Benton Novem- ber 2, 1812. Mr. Benton's deeds for this were dated May 28, 1814, and August 12, 1826. Thomas Langley purchased by article 54 acres of lot 40 September 16, 1815. The land was articled to Joseph H. Brown March 24, 1825, and deeded to him November 23, 1827. The south part of lot 40, 100 acres, was taken up by Philip Bonesteel October 16, 1815. It was deeded to John W. Holland September 1, 1824.
The south part, 100 acres, of lot 33, town 15, range 1, was taken up by Anthony Tripp, October 19, 1811, and was deeded to him September, 16, 1819. Nathan Whit- ney purchased by article the middle part, 160 acres, of lot 33, October 27, 1813. It was deeded to Jonathan Whitney February 19, 1822. Jacob Young purchased by deed the north part, 100 acres, of lot 33, June 7, 1813. Joseph Hart took up lot 34, 358 acres, November 11, 1811. It was deeded to him November 12, 1819.
Lot 35, 358} acres, was articled to William McAllister, December 11, 1811. De- cember 3, 1819, 266} acres, the north and east part, were deeded to William and the southeast part to Joel Bradner.
The north part, 120 acres, of lot 8, town 14, range 2, was taken up by Eleazer West, October 29, 1813. August 11, 1825, the west portion, 80 acres, of this north part was articled to James Storms, to whom it was deeded December 9, 1833. August 11,
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1825, the east portion, 40 acres, of this north part was articled to Andrew Rawson, and was deeded to him March 31, 1829. The middle part, 125 acres, of lot 8, was taken up by John Doak, May 21, 1815. It was articled to Andrew Rawson August 11, 1825, and was deeded to Alvah Lewis October 12, 1835. The south part, 120 acres, of lot 8, was taken up by Bela Benton, May 29, 1815. The west portion, 60 acres, of this was articled to Clara Munsee, August 9, 1826, to Alvah Lewis, December 3, 1828, and to Sherman Wells, November 15, 1824. It was deeded to him, with a part of lot 7, November 12, 1836. The east portion, 60 acres, of this south part, was articled to Angell Paine August 9, 1826, and was deeded to him March 1, 1835.
The south part, 100 acres, of lot 1, town 15, range 2, was taken up by Oliver Ben- ton June 12, 1812. The east 50 acres of this part were articled to James Brisban June 13, 1823, and the west 50 acres to ¿Bela Benton June 13, 1823. The last was trans- ferred to John Mervin, September 13, 1826, and was deeded to him March 12, 1828. Of the east portion, 20 acres were deeded to Eldridge Hubbard, September 24, 1835, and 30 acres to William H. Smith, December 10, 1835. The middle part, 100 acres, of lot 1, was articled to Reuben Darrow March 20, 1813, and deeded to him March 9, 1824. The north part of lot 1, and south part of lot 2, 303 acres, was articled to Nathan Whit- ney, jr., November 23, 1813, and was deeded to him November 23, 1815.
The middle part, 110 acres, of lot 2, was articled to Frederick Holsenburg April 20, 1812, and was deeded, April 21, 1820, to Ebenezer Rogers. Silas Benton took up the north part, 110 acres, of lot 2, April 20, 1812. It was deeded to John Bradner April 21, 1820.
The south part, 200 acres, of lot 3, was taken up by Elijah Darrow, April 20, 1812. The south half of this was deeded to Horace Bishop, April 21, 1820. The north half was deeded to John Hortsbarger, April 21, 1820. The north half of lot 3 was articled to Jesse Bumpus August 12, 1815. The article was renewed to Philetus Bumpus, August 13, 1823, and the land was deeded to Roswell Burrows October 11, 1825.
Gregory Storms took up the east part, 120 acres, of lot 16, town 14, range 2, No- vember 21, 1814. The north portion, 94 acres, of this was deeded to John H. Tyler and others, supervisors of the towns in Orleans county, November 28, 1833, The south portion, 28 acres, was articled to Nehemiah Ingersoll. December 7, 1833, and deeded to Norman Ward November 17, 1836. The middle portion, 121} acres, of lot 16, was articled to Selah Belding, November 11, 1814. It was transferred to Asa Paine, No- vember 26, 1822, and was deeded to him May 3, 1831. The west part, 122 acres, of lot 16, was articled to Christopher Paine, November 26, 1822, and 96} acres were deeded to him November 9, 1833. The balance had been deeded to him May 25, 1832.
The west part, 117 acres, of lot 9, town 15, range 2, was articled to Windsor Paine November 6, 1815. The south 60 acres of this were transferred to Jonathan Sheldon November 7, 1823, and were deeded to him July 5, 1836. The north 57 acres were transferred to John J. Brown November 7, 1823, and 50 acres of this to Richard Strat- ton September 13, 1828. Forty-five acres were deeded to Ebenezer Rogers Novem- ber,12, 1834. Seven acres were deeded to Christopher Benjamin September 13, 1828, and five acres to the same party November 11, 1834. The east and middle parts, 238 acres, of lot 9, were articled to Samuel Goodrich June 3, 1815. One half of this tract
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was deeded to John Melvin September 23, 1836, and the other half to Orrin Crane Oc- tober 14, 1833.
The east part, 150 acres, of lot 10, was articled to Bardwell Farr March 10, 1815. Seventy-five acres of this were transferred to Thomas Hebard May 10, 1823, and deed- ed to him August 30, 1830. The middle part, 103} acres, of lot 10, was taken up by Eddy B. Paine July 26, 1815. Fifty-six and one-half acres of this were deeded to Lansing Bailey June 8, 1833, and 47 acres to George Howland September 3, 1833. The west part of lot 10, 100 acres, was articled to Isaac Leland June 27, 1823, and deeded to him July 31, 1826.
The south part, 11 acres, of lot 11, was taken up by Stephen Abbott August 26, 1814, and deeded to Caleb C. Thurston August 24, 1821. The south middle part, 60 acres, of lot 11, was articled to Elijah Devereaux December 10, 1814, and deeded to Lansing Bailey December 14, 1821. The north middle part of lot 11 was articled to James St. Clair August 31, 1815, and deeded to him June 11, 1834. The north part, 77 acres, of lot 11, was deeded to Lansing Bailey April 22, 1823.
The west part, 200 acres, of lot 24, town 14, range 2, was taken up by William Gill May 2, 1815. April 29, 1825, 100 acres of this were articled to Adonijah Bond, jr., and of this last 50 acres were transferred to Caleb Sailesbury September 8, 1828. This 50 acres was deeded in parts to Hugh McCurdy February 21, 1833, and to Gideon Hard February 25, 1833. The other 50 acres was deeded to Adonijah Bond, jr, November 13, 1833. April 29, 1825, 100 acres were transferred to Isaac Mason, and after several transfers this portion and the balance of lot 24 were deeded as follows: 70 acres to Ste- phen A. Knapp January 10, 1832; 76 acres to Jesse Mason February 15, 1833; 30 acres to Jonathan D. Sheldon December 18, 1835; 50 acres to Isaac Clark February 15, 1833; 19} acres to Elisha D. Brown February 15, 1833, and 5 acres to Elijah P. Sill Feb- ruary 15, 1833.
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