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SAMUELL FITHIAN. [L.s.]
In presents of LOT BURNAT JOSEPH TROWBRIDGE.
The affore said Samuell Fithian came before me and did acknowledg attes
JOSIAH HOBERT. A true Coppie Compared pr me
THOMAS CHATFIELD Recorder.
Book A, page 202 .- (Abstract.) To all Christian peopel to whome these presents May Com Samuell Fithian of the Town of Easthampton In the County of Suffolke upon the Island of Nassaw In the province of New York in America sendeth greeting : Know ye that for diverse good Considera-
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tions him there unto moving ; but more espesially for & In Consideration of the sum of sixteene pounds to him In hand paid by Hannah the Widdow & Relict of Stephen Stretton deceased and on the behalfe of her sonne John Stretton who Is sonne and Heire of the said deceased Stephen Stretton wherwith the said Samuell Fithian doth Acknowledge him selfe to be fully payd and sattisfied hath sould and Confirmed unto the said John Stretton his Heires & Assignes for ever : one peece of Meddo Lying in Accabonuk Neck in the Towne ship Afforsaid Contayning about three Acres be the same More or Less bounded with the land or Meddo of Samiell Bushop to the Northward and the Meddo of John Hoppin to the Southward To have and to holde forever and doth war- rant. As witnes his hand and seale this thirty-first day of october 1700.
SAMUELL FITHIAN. [L.s.]
In presents of : EDWARD JONES
JOHON WHEELER.
This 9th day of November 1700 Samuell Fithian Came be- fore Me and did volluntaryly acknowlege the above.
JOSIAH HOBART.
A true Coppie Compared pr
THOMAS CHATFIELD Recordr.
Book A, page 204 .- (Abstract.) Know all men by these presents that I Samuell Fithian of the towne of Easthampton in the County of Suffolke upon the Island of Nassaw In the province of New Yorke in Amerrica yeoman, for & In Con- sideration of the sum of sixty three pounds to Me in hand payd and secured to be payd : by Samll. Dayton of the same plasc have bargained and sould unto the said Samuell Dayton
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his Heires and Assignes for ever : that Close of Land lying In Easthampton towards the north west; Contayning twelve Acres ; be the same More or Less; bounded with the high way that Leadse to the Northwest ; to the Southward: with the Land of Benjamin Conkling to the westward The Land of Enock Fithian to the Northward and the Land of Thomas Stretton to the Eastwards Except out of the said Land the priviledg of a highway fo Enoch Fithian as by engagement to him which is upon Record Referance therunto being had ; also I sell unto the afforsaid Samuell Deighton as afforsaid one eighth part of a whole share of the Land and priviledges at Meantaket; which is part of that halfe share which was given Me by My Father William Fithian Deceased : Also I sell him as afforsaid what Land Is Due to Me upon a fourteen Acre Allotment according to the arbitration about the shares of Meantauke. To have and to holde forever & do warrant. As witness my hand and seal the second day of November Anno Dom 1700.
SAMUELL FITHIAN. [L.s.]
in presents of THOMAS MULFORD THOMAS DIBEL.
The day Afforesaid Samuell Fithian Came before Me and Acknowledged.
JOSIAH HOBART.
A true Coppie Compared pr Thomas Chatfield. Recordr.
Book G, page 6 .- (Abstract.) Know All men by these presents that I Samuell Fithian of the Town of Easthampton In the County of Suffolke upon the Island of Nassaw in the province of New York In Amerrica yeoman ; for Divers Good
-
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Dauses and Considerations me therunto moving But More Espeseally for and in Consideration of the sum of twelve pounds to Me in hand payd By Thomas Mulford of the same place, Yeoman ; have Bargained and solde unto the said Thomas Mulford and to his Heires and Assignes for ever one eighth parte of one whole share of Land and privilidg thoroughout Meantake Wich is one eighth parte of that share which Did formerly belong to My ffather William Fithian Ceceased To Have and to Holde forever and do warrant. As witness My Hand and seale this second Day of November 1700.
SAMUELL FITHIAN. [L.S.]
In presents of SAMUELL DAYTON THOMAS DIBELL.
The day afforesaid Samuell Fithian Came before Me and did acknowledg the above.
JOSIAH HOBART. A tru Coppie Compared pr Thomas Chatfield. Recordr.
Book A, page 201 .- (Abstract.) Know all Men by these presents that I Samuell Fithian of Easthampton In the Coun- ty of Suffolke upon the Island of Nassaw In the province of New York in America yeoman : for & In Consideration of the sum of twenty four pounds to mee in hand payd by Thomas Diamond of the same place yeoman have sould and Confirmed unto the said Thomas Diamond & to his Heires & Assignes for ever : one Quarter parte of one Whole share of the land and priviledges of Meantauke which Is a Quarter part of that share which did belong formerly unto my father William Fithian deceased, To have and to hold forever and do war-
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rant. As witness my hand and seale this seventh day of November 1700.
SAMUELL FITHIAN. [L.s.] In presents of : EBINEZER LEEKE
NATHAIE BISHOP.
The day afforsaid Samuell Fithian Came before me & did frely Acknowledg the abov.
JOSIAH HOBART. A true Coppe : Compared pr Thomas Chatfield Recordr.
Book A, page 2004 .- (part also in 201}.) These Presents witneseth that I Thomas Diamond within expressed doe hearby assigne and make over the within Bill of sale with the within spesified Quarter of a share of the Land and priviledg at Meantauke as I bought It of Samuell ffithian within ex- presed to be as firme unto Collonell Henry Peirson his Heires & assignes for ever as it Is, May : or Can be unto Myselfe My Heires and Assignes ; as Attest My hand & seale this eighth day of November 1700.
THOMAS DIAMOND. [L.s.]
Signed sealed & delivered
In presents of us
EBINEZER LEEKE
NATHANIELL BUSHOP.
Acknowledged same day before
JOSIAH HOBART.
A true Copie Compared pr
THOMAS CHATFIELD Recordr.
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RECORDS : TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Book A, page S1 .- The 30th December 1700 Received of Mr. Miller 12 pounds 2 shillings for payment for Sarah Whit- hair.
MAGDALENA BEECKEMANS.
The above written is a true Coppie ex out of the originall Receipt & Compared therwith pr Thomas Chatfield
Town Clark.
Page 18 .- In consideration Samuel Fithian late of East Hampton having removed from said East Hampton Matthias Burnett declareth his ear mark for all sorts of cattle to be a half penny on the fore or upper side of each ear ; and further declareth his brand mark either for flesh or horn to be a B Set on the left shoulder or left horn or both.
Entered Dec. the 16, 1700.
THOMAS CHATFIELD Recorder.
Book of Marks, page 18 .- Benjamin Conklin Jur. Declar- eth his ear mark to be the end of the right ear cropped off, and a half penny on the upper side of the same ear; and a half penny on the under side of the left ear. Entered Jan. the 7, 1700.
By THOMAS CHATFIELD Recorder.
Book A, page 207 .- (Abstract.) To all Christian people to whome these presents May Com I Stephen Hedgis of the Town of Easthampton in the County of Suffolke upon the Island of Nassaw In the province of New York in Amerrica Sendeth greeting : Wheras William Hedgis Late of said East- hampton Now Deceased did in his Life time Bequeath and give unto his son Isaak Hedges Late of the same plasc Now
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also deceased a Certain parcell of Land Containing about ten Acres be it More or Less Lying within the field gate upon which the said Isaak Builded and dwelt untill his Deth ; As also severall parsels of Meddo and halfe his Commonage in the Town and halfe a share at Meantake : But Least the said Gifts or Convayances should Not be firme so as to stand good in Law for the Heires of the said Isaak Quiatly and peasably to holde and enjoy the Land Meddo and privilidges afforesaid therefore know ye that I the said Stephen Hedgis being eld- eset son and Heire unto the said William Hedgis Deceases doe for My selfe My heires and Assignes for Quitt Claime and fully Resigne up unto Isaak Hedgis son & heire unto the said Isaak Hedgis deceased all My Right tittle and Inheritance that I my Heires and Assignes either have or May have any way or seeme to have in the afforesaid Land Meddo or privi- lidges or any part or parcell therof : And I doe hearby for My selfe my Heires and Assignes for ever Warrant to defend As witness my hand and sceale this 16th day of January 1700-17001.
the mark of
STEPHEN H HEDGIS. [L.s.]
in presents of
his
ROBERT R. D. DAYTON mark
JOHN EVANS.
The day aforesaid Stephen Hedgis Came before me and did acknowledg the above.
JOSIAH HOBART.
A true Coppie Compared pr
THOMAS CHATFIELD Recordr.
Book A, page 9 .- At a Leagall Town Meeting March the 18th 1700-01.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Then at Captain Hobarts Request (after a long Debate) it was granted by a Major vote that Captain Hobert Laying down to the Towns use : that parsell of Land at : or Near the Round; harbour swamp : formerly granted to him by the Town being in the whole ten Acres : that he should be al- lowed the same Quantity of Land again Joyning to his next Division of Land where the same should fall by Lott Test THOMAS CHATFIELD Recordr.
In order to a division of Land to be Layed as soone as May be Conveniantly performed : at the afforesaid Town Meeting it was Appointed by a Major Vote that Nathaniell Talmage James Diamond and Ebinezer Leeke senir should be their servayers on that Acct for to bring to the town an Account of the most suitable Land they could find within the Town- ship to the Quantity of one thousand Acres or ther abouts and that to be don and brought in by the first of Aprill Next Insuing the date : test
THOMAS CHATFIELD Town Clarke.
Book A, page 9 .- Aprill the first 1701. Then at a Lea- gall Town Meeting by Reason the abovesd servayers did Omitt to bring in an Acct of said Land the Town did then appoynt they should bring in said Account one the eight day of this Instant Aprill : and did by Gennerall Consent Ajorne their Meeting to be again upon the sd 8th of Aprill 1701 : at one of Clock in after noone Test.
THOMAS CHATFIELD Town Clarke.
Book 4, page 43 .- At our Election Meeting in Easthamp- ton Aprill the first 1701 was then Chose by Constables for
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this ensueing year ; Epraim Edwards : and Matthias Burnat :
was then Chose for trustees for this ensuing year :
Lieut Jeremiah Miller
Thomas Mulford
John Stretton
Robert Dayton Jur
Nathaniell Talmage
Mr John Gardiner
John Wheler Jur
Mr John Mulfor
Benj'm Osborn
John Davis
Thomas Backer Thomas Edwards
These under written at said election Meeting was Chose Assessors for this ensuing year.
John Hoping and Steephen Hand.
Ebinezer Leeke was Chose Colector for this insuing year for the Town of Easthampton :
at said election Thomas Chatfield was Chose Superviser for the Town of Easthampton.
Book 4, page 109 .- The Town is Creditor by a rate bering date Januery 13-1700-1 13 12 012
The town of Easthampton Debr for severals in the year 1701 as followeth
to Mister John Gardiner for Bricks & one Dollor to the Tn hous 00 10 00
to Tho Mulford for Labour & Caish at Tn hous & veiw in damage at Mantak 00 0S 114
to Shingle for the Town hous 02 01 03
to Samll Ellis for Building said Town hous. 04 14 04 to bricks for said Town hous. 02 00 00 to John Wheeler for one day work & 3 bits at Town hous 00 04 06 to Thomas Chatfield for Recording severall Town
votes and Last years Town Debts. 00 03 06 to George Miller Clearing highwayes one day. .. 00 02 03 to James Hand two dayes work in the Highwayes 00 04 06 to Capt Wheler for bordes & 3 dayes worke at ye Town hous 00 14 042
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to Tho Edwards for shingles 9s 9d for fillin a well 1-6. 00 11 03 to John Lupton for tonges and fire shovell 00 09 00 to Jer Conkling Jur for 2 bitts to the Mason 00 01 06 to Nathll Talmag for Carting and stone & 2 dayes work at ye Town hous. 00 17 032 to Mr Abram Schellinx for 3 wilde cats 156 pounds of Lead 4s 6d 802 foot of borde. .. 03 04 06
to Jermy Miller one day Carting
4s
93
10S foot of borrd
.5
6
to ye Mason
.5
6
to Keeping hors & man for the Masson 2s 3d viewing dammage at mantak ..... 1 6 00 19 052 to Constable Leek for warning 2 trustee meetings & 3 Town meeting 00 11 00
Book 4, page 108 .- Towns Debt Continued for the year 1701 to Cornelos Stretton for one dayes work at Town hous. 0 02 03
to Benjamin Osborne for one day work at Town hous & 3 bitts 0 04 06
to Capt Mulford for Nailes 1 02 06
to timber for ye Town hous Windows of Daniell Osborn 0 06 06
to John Stretton 9-3 Caish to Carting ston 4s 24d & one day work at Town hous. 0 15 0S±
to Thomas Baker for stone to the Town hous. 0 03 00 to Stephen Hedgis by a blankett omited Last Rate 12s ; to 3 bits for maintaying Calfe Pastur fences to ye Mason 3s : for work at the Town hous 0 17 03
to Mr John Mulford for 22 days work. 5s 3d to one wilde Catt. 6 to the Masson 2 3 13 06
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Book A, page 9 .- At a town Meeting Aprill ye 8th 1701 In order to the perfecting the aforementioned Division of Land the aforesaid servayers presented a Lyst of severall par- sels of Land to the Quantity of 845 acres and did there then agree by a Major vote that the afore Mentioned Division should allow but one Acre to an acre allotment and whereas there is 200 Acres servayed on Indian well plaine it was then ordered that Layers out should shorten that tract of land at the beach end of the same so as to Improve no more of the length therof then sd division will the which is to end upon that pisce of Land ; it was Also ordered at the said Meeting by a Major vote that William Schellinx Ebinezer Leeke senior and Shubael Talmage (alwaies haveing to their As- sistance either Nathanaell Talmage James Diamond or Ben- amen Osborne:) ear ; and shall be The persons to Measure and Marke out : to every Man his due proportion of said division of Land According to wahat Apears to be his Allot- ment and to perform the same to each person In such plase as their Lott directs begining at the first pisc Mentioned in the Afore mentioned Lyst and so from that to the Next: and in Like order thorough out the said Lyst till each person Conserned have his Due proportion as aforsaid.
Also at the said Town Meeting Aprill the Sth 1701 the lott being drawn the which fell as is hear written Viz :
Acres. Poles.
1 Thomas Osborne, Jur 13
2 Tho Chatfield. 10
3 Samll Parsons 13
4 Abraham Schellinx
5 Tho Osborne. 20
6 Benjamin Osborne 20
7 Lion Gardiner. 02₺ 20
8 Richerd & Thomas Stretton 14
9 Steephen Hand 09年
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RECORDS : TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Acres.
Poles.
10 John Evanse. 034
11 Nathaniell Tallmage 08
47
12 Mr Benjamin Conklin 10
13 John Carle 072
10
14 John Edwards 13
15 Daniell Bishop 13
16 Jaacob Schellin
134
17 Capt. John Wheeler 13를
18 Isack & Benjm Stretton 14
19 Shubaell Talmage. 13 53
20 Cornelos Miller 03
67
2i Steephen Hedgis 26 20
22 Mr Samll Mulford 25
60
23 Jeremy Miller
092
17
24 John Stretton
35元
48
25 John Hoping
25₺ 20
26 Enock fithing
14
27 Thomas Mulford.
16
2S Robert Dayton
281 20
29 John Miller
04중
30 Willm Edwards
05
31 Samll Parsons Junr
153
32 Mr John Gardiner
17
33 Thomas Baker
21
31 Josiah Hobart.
23
35 Willm Schellinx
36 Richerd Shaw
12₺ 27
37 John Parsons
023
20
38 Daniel Edwards
06호
39 John Squire 062
40 James Diamond.
14₺ 20
41 Robert More 012
42 Willm Barnes 13
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RECORDS : TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Acres. Poles.
43 Jeremiah Conkling 28
44 Mr John Mulford. 15
45 Epraim Edwards
06}
20
46 James Hand. 072 20
47 George Miller 03
48 John Brooks. 034
67
Which said Division of Land being measured staked out by sd William Schellinx Ebenezer Leeke & Shubaell Talmage as pr their list returned who also give an acct. that acording to the Towns order at said Meetting layd out for a highway joyning to the east side of the old Indian well plaine lots to Consist of seventeen or sixteen poles broad from said lots Eastward aud so the whole length of this last Division . Also for a highway to go in to the woods betwene Willm Edwards; & Nathaniell Baker their Closes at Ameganset and said last Division is layd out full twelve poles broad thoro; betwene said Ranges of lots Clear in to the woodes Reserved by sd willm Schellinx & Ebinezer Leeke Test
THOMAS CHATFIELD Town Clarke.
Book A, page 53, also Book A, page 22 -Know All men by these presents yt I Thomas Hand of Cape May County and province of west New Jersey Doe Constitute ordaine and ap- point My Trusty and well beloved friend Thomas Chatfield in Easthampton on Long Island to be my true and Lawfull attor- ney for me and In my name and to My use and behoofe to Make Signe seale and Deliver such deed or Deeds Convayanc or Convayances for a Certaine tract of Land Lying in Wenscot Commonly Known by The Name of Cutt bushes : ye Tittie and right by Record of sd Township more fully and more at Large it May and doth Appear Unto John Miller of the same Township of Easthampton : Giving and Granting unto My sd
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Attorny my full power strength and authority in Conserning the premises and whatsoever my said Attorney doth in and Conserning the premises I doe hereby hold by Rattify and Confirme and for ever will warrant and Defend In all what- soever he my said Attorney doth In and Conserning the prem- ises as if I were personally present.
Witnes My hand and Seale This Sth Day of Aprill Ano. 1701.
THOMAS HAND. [L.s.]
Signed sealed and Delivered
In sight and presents of us
EDWARD PATTY
JAMES BRADING.
This Day to witt the Sth Day of Aprill Ano 1701 before me Jaacob Dayton one of his Majesties Justices of the peace for ye County of Cape May Came Thomas Hand and Did ac- knowledg ye said letter of Attorny to be his act and Deed witnes my hand and seale.
JAACOB DAYTON. [L.s.]
This 26th day of May 1701 Mr James Brading one of the witneses to the above Instrument Came before me Josiah Hobart one of his Majesties Justices of the peace for the County of Suffolke ; and Made oath that he saw the said Thomas Hand signe seale and Deliver the above Instrument Mr. Edward Patty being also present who is the other wit- nes : Attest.
JOSIAH HOBART.
Book A, page 24 .- These presents testifieth that John Ed- wards of the Town of Easthampton, in the County of Suffolk, Cordwainer, doth by these presents give and grant unto Thomas Edwards of said Town, & County, yeoman, to say,
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his whole right and title in and unto a sixth division of land now to be laid out in the bounds of said Easthampton, being four acre & one third part of one acre, the same to be drawn by lot to the said Thomas Edwards name, he to have and to hold the said four acres and one third, to his own proper use, benefit and behoof, to himself, his heirs and assigns forever, as witness his hand and seal set to this 8th day of April 1701, he the said John Edwards having received full satisfaction to his content for the same.
his JOHN I EDWARDS. [L.S.] mark
CLERK'S CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that I have myself compared this volume two of the printed Recofds of the Town of East-Hampton, N. Y., or caused it to be compared, with the original manu- script Records in my office, and that the printed copy is the same as the original, errata excepted, and except also that abstracts have been made of some documents written in ex- ceedingly verbose and technical language; but in all these cases the fact is indicated that only abstracts are printed ; these, however, give all names, residences, dates, amounts and boundaries mentioned in the original entries.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE, Town Clerk.
EAST-HAMPTON, Oct. 26, 1887.
ERRATA.
Page 1, 9th line read " and the home lot and addition."
Page 5, 16th line read nearest for Norwest.
Page 7, 20th line read sixty-four for six four.
Page 18, 19th line read land for and.
Page 27, 5th line read of for or.
Page 32, 11th line read 22 for 24.
Page 33, last line read land for and.
Page 36, first line read land for and.
Page 46th, 9th line read nine for nine and one half.
Page 64, 6th line read Smyth for Smpth.
Page 114, 30th line, after " estate," " Alsoe to give to my Daughter Ruth Dayton as aforesaid out of my estate forty shil- lings."
Page 94, 19th line read Hauke for Hanke.
Page 177, 14th line read North for worth.
Page 177, 28th line read ye for pe.
Page 210, 28th line read " Abstract" before deed entry.
Page 213, 2d line read Sacakotakon for Sacakotahou.
Page 261, 7th line read Steer for seer.
Page 254, 22d line-" hereby Impowered by warrant from a Justice of ye peace to"-should not occur.
Page 289, 6th line read Land for Lane,
Page 311, 15th line read Muntakcutt for Cuntakcutt.
Page 319, 4th line read Calling for Calling. Page 332, 21st line read Carle for Marle.
Page 333, 2d line read Schellingx for Schellinx.
Page 352, 17th line read Filler for Fuller. Page 355, 21st line read Carle for Earle.
Page 356, 1Sth line read Dibble for Dipble. Page 432, Sth line read J. Brookes for Jrookes. Page 440, 2d line read twelfth for twentieth. Page 455, 22d line read five and twenth.
Page 462, 5th line read Carle for Earle. Page 467, 28th line read Ebinezer for Bbinezer. Page 468, 3d line read " 1699" for 1999,
INDEX.
ACTIONS.
Thos, Dyament Sr. vs. Jasper Griffin .. 78
Jere Meachem
.11
Jno, Osborn vs. Anthony Reiily ..
.78
Andrew Miller
.15
Josiah Hobart vs. J. Schellinger
.78
Geo.Miller
15
Nath. Baker vs. Wm. Hambleton.
.85
Jas. Loper vs. Pitny.
.86
Trustees vs. John Merry 347 AGREEMENTS.
Thos. James and ors. with Indians .... 77 Indian with J. Schellinger and ors .... 79 John Wheeler with Indians. ,86 Wm. Edwards and or. with J. Squire .. 91 Indians with J. Stretton Sr. 94-97 Indians with Benj. Conk!ing. 95 John Wheeler with Indians 96-98 Indians with Samuel Mulford .. 99
Indians with Phillip Leeke. 101-126
Indians with John Kirle 119
Indians with R. Keidy. .120
Indians with Town Proprietors.125,145,165 J. Hobart with Town Proprietors .... 128 Peter Benson with Town Proprietors.131 R. Garrison with Abraham Hauke ... 131 John Indian with R. Stratton. .132 R. Garrison with J. Mills and ors .... 133 R. Erle and or. with Town .. 136, 226, 234 Benj. Conklin with J. Stratton Sr. .137 Wm. Edwards with Sons .138
ALLOTMENTS.
William Mulford.
.24
John Osborn
27
Steven Osborn
.30
Thomas Osborn, S
33
Thomas Osborn, Jr
.37
Joseph Osborn, Jr. .37
John Parsons.
.39
Robert Parsons
.39
John Cirtland
.36
J. Parsons and R. Shaw
40-48
Samuel Parsons
.42
Seth Parsons.
45
Benjamin Price.
46
William Schellenx 47 Richard Shaw. .50
William Simon
.50
Roger Smith. 50
John Squire
.54
John Stretton.
55
Richard Stretton.
.65
Thomas Talmage
70
J. Miiler Jr. with Indians .152 Nathl. Talmage .75 J. Sehellinger with Indians 173 Samuel Pasons .. 76 Nathl. Baker with Thos. Baker .188 Special .... 101, 102, 103, 139, 167, 176, 177, 188, Jefeny with Richard Shaw 212 229, 278, 317, 379, 413, 433, 463, 483, 484,493 Cornelyus Stretton with Benj.Conklin228 Accounts of Town .... 106, 121, 140, 147, 157, .. 185, 219, 236, 246, 258, 261, 273, 283, 360, 392, 444, 451, 476, 495. Jas. Bird and or. with Town. 276 Thos. Edwards with Josiah Edwards.285 R. Keedee and or. with Town. .286 Accounts to be given to Town. .223
Benj, Conklin with Jere. Conkling ... 321 Address to Governor .. , 112, 169, 175, 281 John Gardiner with Thos. James .... 327 Administration on estate of Thos. Harris 104 J. Schellinx with Brothers .. .334 Arbitration. 387 Jere. Miller with J.Parsons and ors., 388 Attorney for Town. 119
Trustees of Town with J. Hobart .... 372 ALLOTMENTS.
Baker, Nathi,, Allotment. .413
Wm. Hedges. 1 Baker, Thos., .278
John Hopping ,3 Bee, Thos., Allotment .101
Thos. James. .4 Bond, Robt., .. .278
John Ķirle. .7 Brookes, Rich,, .. 76
James Loper .10 Bond-Stept. Hand to Saml. Hand ...... 300
John Miller.
17
William Miller
.19
John Mulford.
.21
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INDEX.
Bond-J. Chatnela to R. Dayton 217
Buck Henry, Permission to build. .359
Burying place to be fenced. 167
Calfe Pasture, order concerning 113
Chatfield, Thos., Allotment 177, 493-4
Cirtland, John 39
Codner, Alce 61
Conkling, Benj.,
76
Conkling, Benj. to furnish colors 85
Contempt of Court. .80
Committee to Duke of York 101
Committee to Huntington 103 Committee to maintain Rights 135,186,187 Committee to Governor168, 191,192, 227,260
Committee on Town Line . .822, 328, 324
Church, maintaining order in 113, 222 Day Hugh, warned out of Town 299
Dayton Robt., Allotment. .139
Dayton Goodman, Allotment. 177
Dayton Jacob, wife advertized. 307 Dogs, Indians to kill. 118
John Mulford, Sr. to John Kirle 9 Thos. Dement to Wm. Darvall 87 Sarah Dominy to Nathl. Dominy 89 Thos. Dyament, Sr. to Jas. Diament 93,113 Abraham Hauke to Jacob Dayton. .. 94 Saml. Terrell to Josiah Hobart. 102 Jas. Looper to Thos. Trobrig. 1.5
Thos. Backer to Nathl. Baker 115
Thos. Hand to Ed. Jones. .116
Thos. James to Jos. Hobart. 118 N. Bishop, Sr. to N. Bishop, Jr. 124 Wm. Edwards to Thos. Edwards 138 John Tompson to Jos. Osborn. 153 D. Gardiner, Atty. to Jere Conkling 177 Thos. James to Jos. Osborn. 179
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