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130
The heirs of Will. Schallinx
120
Bounded Southerly by highway and 10 acres over the highway bounded Southerly and easterly by Isaac Hedges, Westerly by N. W. Swamp. 10
25, 130
Beginning at the head of David Edwards meadow. Robert Parsons N. by highway 82
Samuel Parsons 53
26,
135
Mr. Hunting.
22 - 133
Samuel Hudson
107
3 263
27,
130
Elias Hand.
30
Elisha Osborn
60
John Talmage
40
28,
130
Captain Conkling.
91
The heirs of Capt. Gardner
42
2
All the lots from 1 to 28.
133
2
Loose Leaf No. 7 .- Capt. Mulford entereth part of his half acre division joining to his Amaganset land below the Brick- kills, March 21, 1715-16.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Isac Hedges 35 bounded northerly by Barnes his path and partly by Will Schelling, Easterly by common land, Souther- ly by John Squir.
John Squier 24 acres bounded by Isa Hedges Northerly, Southerly by Norwest highway, Easterly by common land.
Squire 8 acres more on the South side of Northwest path, bounded North by Norwest path, West by John Evans, South by common land, East by Robert More.
John Evans & a 5 p bound North by Northwest path, East by John Squier, South and West by Common land.
Robert More 57 acres bound West by John Squier, North by Northwest path, Easterly by Tho Edwards and South by common land. 1-3-10.
Daniel Leek 47a 3 30 pole bounded West by Tho Edward, North by Northwest highway, East by John Petty, South by common land.
Loose leaf No. 3. (On back of page a lot of memorandum figures )
Received. The charge laying out.
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- Edwards
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Benj. Price 17
27
103
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Jeremiah Meachum
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106
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Wm. Hedges
16
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Tho. Osborne Senr
20
33 093
03 037
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Tho. Osborne Jur
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John Hand Senr
23
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Tho. Tallmage.
20
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Rob Bond.
20
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Mr. Mulford.
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Mr. Backer.
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Tho. Tompson
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Wm. Mulford.
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John Stratton
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29
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Luke Lilly.
14
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Richard Stratton. . 14
2I
1165 213 16
22-17 O
14 7
Wm. Fithing.
14
21
II6
O
7 33
Rich. Brookes
13 I9
118 09
O
6
7
Wm. Barnes
13
19
118
8
0
6
7
Samuel Parsons
13
19
118
0
6
7
Ralph Dayton
26
45
076
0
15
2
Mr. Chatfeild
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35
090
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Fulke Davise
13
19 I18
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6
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Nathan Birdsall
13
19
II8
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6 7
Robert Rose
13
21 II8
0
6
7
Josuah Garlick Sr.
15
23
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Nath. Bishop
13
19
I18
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R. Shaw & John Parsons
23
39 086
09
019
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6 7 13 2
Lyon Gardiner 18
44 070
09
30
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Mr. James.
17
27
103
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John Osborne
13
19
118
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Capt. Hobart
John Millar.
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19
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Stephen Hand,
13
19
118 0
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Tho. Diament
I3
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Thomas Hand
073
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A list of Town allotments-Total is { 299
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Book A, page 40$ .- Received of Capt. Robert Walter by order of Capt. Samuel Mulford the sum of two pounds procla- mation money and a lamb, being in full for one years quit- rent for the Town of Easthampton till the 25th of March 1716, as witness my hand in New York this 19th day of March 1715-6.
T. BYERLY, Collector.
The above receipt is a true copy extracted out of the origi- nal receipt per me
CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Book of Marks, page 1 .- Capt. Sam Mulford entereth the remaining part of his half acre division in Amaganset Woods joining to his own land below the Brick kills both upland and swamp land the whole length of his land Northeasterly.
March the 25th, 1716.
Easthampton April the 3d, 1716.
Book 4, page 131 .- Then were chosen for Trustees, it be- ing our election day, Viz :
Capt. Wheler
Mr. John Mulford
John Hedges Nathaniel Dominy
Seth Parsons
Thomas Edwards
Isaac Hedges Shubel Talmage.
Ananias Conkling, Thomas Chatfield,
Cornelius Conkling, Joseph Osborne.
Isaac Mulford and John Conkling were chosen Constables. Beriah Dayton, John Wheler and Jeremiah Mulford were chosen Assessors.
Capt. Wheler was chosen Supervisor.
Mr. John Mulford was chosen Collector at 0-0-53 per the pound.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book 4, page 131 .- Easthampton April the 3d 1716, it be- ing our election day it was agreed on by major vote of the proprietors then assembled together that the whole manage- ment of Meantauk as to fences and pasturing and all accounts whatsoever shall be and are left to the discretion of the Trus- tees for this year ensuing.
Book 4, page 140 .- At a Town meeting legally convened in Easthampton April the 3d 1716, it was agreed on by ma -.
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jor vote of the proprietors that no geese shall go or feed on this Town commons after the date above.
It was also agreed on by major vote of the proprietors on the day abovesaid that Alewife Brook Neck shall be fired and burnt this Spring as soon as may be with conveniency, and also that the whole management of the said Neck shall be and is left to the Trustees.
Easthampton April the 3d 1716.
Book 4, page 9 .- Then at a Town meeting it was agreed on by major vote of the proprietors that the sheep flock shall be kept at Meantauk until the tenth day of May next and that ten sheep shall be equivalent to one neat beast and to be kept to the Westward of the Fort Pond.
Agreed on by major vote of the proprietors that Capt. Mat- thias Burnet shall take up so much land joining to his land at Ammaganset pond on the condition that he the said Burnet do lay down so much land to the Town in Aylewife Brook Neck as he shall take up at the said Amagansett pond.
On the request of Thomas Barnes it was agreed on the day abovesaid that Thomas Barnes shall take up eight acres of land in Indian Well Plain, on the condition that he the said Thomas Barnes do lay down so much land in Acabonick Neck, at a place called the Flaggy Hole, to the use of the proprietors.
Attest CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book A, page 27 .- Know all men by these presents that I William Hedges of Easthampton in the County of Suffolk in the Colony of New York, Yeoman, do by these presents for myself, my heirs, and assigns, give, grant, bargain, sell. alien, infeofe and confirm unto Thomas Edwards of the same Town,
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County and Province abovesaid, and to his heirs and assigns forever, to say, one acre and a half of land to be taken up in the half acre division where he the said Edwards shall choose, him the said Edwards to have and to hold the said land as abovesaid to him and to his heirs and assigns forever, without the least let, hindrance or molestation by or from me, the said William Hedges my heirs or assigns forever or any other per- son or persons whatsoever ; and I the said William Hedges do by these presents acknowledge myself to be fully satisfied, contented and paid, and for the sure confirmation of the above- said I, the said William Hedges have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal this third day of April 1716.
WILLIAM HEDGES. [L.s.]
Attest CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book A, page 772 .- An account of money paid by the Trustees' order.
To Joseph Hildreth for work done to the school 48 S d house .01
02 0
" Arthur Charles for work at the school house. 0 12 0 " Mr. Gibbs as a retaining fee iu behalf of the Town 1 15 09
" Edward Jones for work done to the school
10 6 house. 0
" Capt. Wheler and Cornelius Conkling for time and expenses when sued by Joseph Stratten 0 05 6
" Mr. John Mulford for work at the schoolhouse 0 10 6
" Purchasing the acts of Assembly 0 02 3
" John Hedges for half a thousand of boards to the school house .. .01
" Capt. Samuel Mulford for quit-rent for the
OS 0 year 1714. 02 12 6
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RECORDS : TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
To Cornelius Miller and Icabod Leeke by order of the Indian Trustees for use. 02 00 0
" John Morehows and Ammy Rescue for prizing
damage at Montauk by the swines' rooting .. 0 9 0
" Thomas Mulford Junior. 0
" Jeremiah Mulford 0 3 9
" Robert Parsons 0 3 0
" William Hedges 0 3 0
" Cayt. Samuel Mulford for quit-rent for the year 1715 2 12 6
" Capt. Talmage. 0
" William Mulford 0
3 0
3 0
" One dollar for powder for killing black-birds. 0
5 6
5 6
" Leift. John Wheeler 0 3 9
" Cornelius Conkling for severals allowed in 1714 1 5 0
" Capt. Samuel Mnlford for quit-rent for the year 1716 2 12 6
" William Edwards for keeping his brother 3 0 0
" Sarah Cady for keeping Abigail Segar. 1 2 6
Book 4, page 156 .- A general account of the Trustees' or- ders in the year 1716.
The Trustees being legally convened April the 10th, 1716, did order by major vote to exchange some land with Nathan- iel Baker, and did adjourn their meeting to the 17th of April. According to adjournment the said Trustees met on said day and did then agree by major vote with Cornelius Miller to re- move the fence from the Fort pond and carry it to the fatting field for fourteen shillings per hundred for so much as is want- ing beyond the Oyster pond ; and eight shillings per hundred for all on this side of the Oyster pond, and did then agree
3 2
3 Q
" Ananias Conkling 0
" Capt. Talmage. 0
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with said Miller to set up said fence and keep the whole line of fence in good repair all Summer for nine shillings, and also to keep and tend the fatting pasture for one shilling per day till the cattle be bronght home in the fall, he to maintain all water fence and to observe all orders for the removing of all cattle out of one field into the other, and did adjourn their meeting to the 24th of this instant.
According to adjournment the Trustees met and did order that Thomas Chatfield, Capt. Burnet and John Hedges should order that stone horses shall run on Montauk this year, and did adjourn their meeting to the first day of May.
According to adjournment the Trustees met and did order that the fence at Aylewife Brook shall be repaired and kept up this year as it was last year and that notice be given that all persons concerned therein do go to mend said fence on the eighth day of this instant May, and also that two catile shall go or feed on one acre commonage in the bounds here at home, and did adjourn their meeting to the eighth day of this instant May.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING Clerk.
Book 4, page 162 .- The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of Easthampton being legally con- vened April the 10th, 1716, did then agree by major vote, that Robert Parsons, William Hedges, John Merry and Rob- ert More Jur, shall be pounders to pound all horse kind that shall be found trespassers on Meantauk according to the Town orders made on that respect.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING Clerk.
Book G, page 113. (Abstract.) This Indenture made the 12th day of April, 1716,
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Between Richard Shaw of the Town of Easthampton, &c., yeoman, of the one part, and Thomas Edwards of the same place, yeoman, of the other part, witnesseth, that the said Richard Shaw for and in consideration of a certain piece of land which my father Richard Shaw had of Thomas Edwards in the Eastern Plain, hath granted and sold unto the said Thomas Edwards and to his heirs forever, a certain parcel of land laid out in my father Richard Shaw's lifetime and laid out with some land of the said Thomas Edwards in Amagan- set woods, containing eleven acres be the same more or less, bounded Westward by the land of Samuel Dayton, to the Northward by common land, Eastward by land laid out to Daniel Jones, Southward by a highway, To have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof the said Richard Shaw hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written.
RICHARD SHAW. [L.s.]
In presence of Matthias Burnet, Samuell Hudson. Acknowledged same day before
MATHIAS BURNET,
Entered and compared by
CORNELIUS CONKLING.
Book A, page 19 .- Whereas we, the subscribers, namely William Mulford and Daniel Miller, both of Easthampton hav- ing formerly purchased seven acres and one third of one acre of land of Thomas Osborne and George Miller, be it more or 'ess as it was laid by the Town of Easthampton, near the bound line between Southampton and Easthampton, Now know all men by these presents that we the said William Mulford and Daniel do now for our selves and each of our
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heirs agree and conclude that William Mulford shall have, hold and enjoy to him and to his heirs and assigns the one half of said land on the East end, and Daniel Miller shall have hold and enjoy the other half part of said land on the West end as attest our hands in Easthampton this fifteenth day of April Anno Quid 1716.
The mark of WILLIAM ||M MULFORD. DANIEL MILLER. (Sig) Attest CORNELIUS CONKLING Town Clerk.
Book of Marks, page 1 .- Cornelius Conkling entereth part of his half acre division joining to his land at Amagansett pond on the Southwest side of said land joining to David Conklings land that is fenced and so with a line to the Brick kill path.
May the 4th 1719.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Know all men by these presents that I, John Gardiner of the Isle of Wight in the County of Suffolk in the Province of New York, do by virtue of these presents, give, grant, bar- gain and sell one acre and half of land now to be taken up in the half acre division, to Cornelius Conkling of Easthampton, to him, his heirs and assigns forever, without the least let, hindrance or molestation by or from me the said John Gardi- ner, my heirs or assigns, and do now acknowledge I have re- ceived full satisfaction for the same, and for the sure ratifica- tion and confirmation of the premises as abovesaid, I the said
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John Gardiner have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal in Easthampton this ninth day of May Anno qui dom 1716. JOHN GARDINER.
Signed in the presence of us John Mulford Elisha Conkling.
Book A, page 27 .- A further record of land laid out to Capt. Mathias Burnet at Amaganset pond joining to that on the other leaf, viz : two acres more or less purchased of the Town and eleven acres and a half more or less which he ex- changed with the Town for land in Aylewife Brook Neck as it was laid out by Capt. John Wheler and Benjamin Osborn, the whole on each side or leaf, bounded as followeth, viz : by the land of Cornelius Conkling and the pond to the South- ward and by the land of David Conkling and Nathaniel Baker to the Westward, and so from the Northeast corner of said Baker's close, across the swamp to a black oak tree, and so Eastwardly to a marked tree on the side of a hill ranging with William Schellenx Jr. land or line, and so on a line down to the fresh pond to a marked tree.
The above written is a true record as it was given in to me by the layers out, as attest
CORNELIUS CONKLING Town Clerk. May the 10th, 1716.
Book A, page 25 .- Know all men by these presents that I Daniel Edward of Easthampton, in the County of Suffolk, in the province of New York, do by these presents for myself, my heirs and assigns give, grant, alien, infeofe and confirm unto Thomas Edwards of Easthampton, in the County and province abovesaid, and to his heirs and assigns forever, to
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say, one acre and half of land to be taken up where he, the said Thomas Edwards, shall choose in the division of land commonly called the half acre division, he the said Edwards to have, hold, possess and enjoy the abovesaid land to him, his heirs and assigns forever, without the least let, hindrance, or molestation by or from me, my heirs or assigns or any per- son or persons whatsoever, and for the sure confirmation of the same, I, the said Daniel Edwards have hereunto set my hand and seal in Easthampton this twenty-first day of May, 1716.
DANIEL EDWARDS. [L.s.] Attest CORNELIUS CONKLING Town Clerk.
Easthampton, May the 23, 1716.
Book A, page 69 .- Then at a legal meeting of the Trustees of this Town upon the request of Thomas Mulford of said Town it was agreed on by major vote that the said Mulford should take up five acres of land near Acabonick landing place joining to his land formerly laid out to him, for and in consideration of the same the said Thomas Mulford doth lay down to the Town's use for ever five acres of land on the West side of the Three Mile Harbor, it being the upper end or Norwesterly end of a parcel of land that was formerly laid out by the Town to the allotment of Jeremiah Conkling, the other part of said parcel of land joining to the Harbor is now in the possession of Cornelius Conkling. The abovesaid five acres of land was laid and staked out to the said Thomas Mulford according to the exchange as above written by Ben- jamin Osborne, he being one of the persons appointed to lay out said land.
The above written is a true copy of the said exchange, as attest,
CORNELIUS CONKLING Town Clerk.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Book A, page 14 .- Received of Mr. Sam'l Mulford former- ly a bond which was specified in an agreement for said Mul- ford to deliver up to me which was given by me and Doctor Bridges, deceased, which bond I acknowledge to have re- ceived back and do by these presents acknowledge the same in full of all demands, as witness my hand in New-York this 30th day of May Annoq 1716.
RIP VAN DAM.
Memorandum-This bond was concerning the land of Meantauk and given by us to the Indian proprietors which was mentioned in an agreement between us.
RIP VAN DAM.
The above receipt is a true copy extracted out of the orig- inal receipt and compared therewith per me CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book 4, page 2 .- Easthampton, October the 5th, 1716. Then at a legal meeting of the Trustees of this Town it was agreed on by major vote of said Trustees that all horse kind that shall be found grazing or feeding in the Indian field at Meantauk during the time that the Indian corn is on the ground this year shall be liable to be impounded, the owners of all such horses so impounded paying the sum of one shil- ling and six pence for each horse so impounded.
Further ordered that Thomas Edwards shall give the pounders notice or order to impound as abovesaid.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Easthampton October the 16, 1716.
Book 4, page 144 .- It was then ordered by the major part
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of the Trustees of Easthampton being legally convened to- gether, that there shall be twelve men sent to Mr. Gardiners' Island to get timber in order to the building of a new meet- ing house, and did adjourn their meeting and did meet on the twenty-second of this instant October, and agree with Colonel Wanton to bring twenty thousand of eighteen inch shingles and twenty thousand Pescataque pine boards and two thous- and of cedar clap-boards in order to the building the said meeting house, and did adjourn their meeting to the 30th day and did meet on said day, and did agree that twelve or fourteen men shall go to Gardiner's Island to get timber for said meeting house.
Book of Marks, page 1 .- Cornelius Conkling entereth also part of his half acre division on the Northeasterly part of Amaganset pond joining to said pond where the gut or ditch is now cut through ; eight rods on each side of the middle of said ditch and so down to the North side.
Entered November the 8th, 1716.
Test CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book of Marks, page 12 .- Elias Mulford entered for his ear mark an ell or half crop on the upper or fore side of the left ear.
Entered Dec. the 20, 1716.
By me CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book G, page 702 .- (Abstract.) Know all men by these presents that I John Wheler of Easthampton &c, Gentleman, have for and in consideration of a valuable sum of money to me in hand paid by Thomas Edwards of the same place, granted and sold unto the said Thomas Edwards and his heirs forever, half one acre of commonage throughout Easthampton
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Westward of Meantauk, and do agree to give further deed if required etc. .
In witness whereof the said John Wheler hath hereunto set his hand and seal the 19th day of January 1716-17.
(Sig.)
JOHN WHELER.
The above written is a true record as attest
CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book of Marks, page 10 .- Theodore Pierson of Bridge- hampton entereth for his ear mark a hollow crop or swallows tail on the top of the left Ear and a half penny on the under side of the right Ear. and P for his horn brand, and a T' for his flesh brand. Entered February the 2d, 1716-17.
Attest CORNELIUS CONKLIN, Town Clerk.
Book 4, page 142 .- Reckoned with Sarah Cady for keeping and tending Abigail Seger to the 5th day of February 1716-17 and due to her. 0 2 3 More due for one week's tending said Seger to the 12th of February 0 2 3 More due for tending said Seger to the 21st of
March at five shillings per week 1 8 0
Book G, page 702 .- (Abstract.) Know all men by these presents that I, Samuel Barnes of the Town of Easthampton &c, Yeoman, have for and in consideration of a valuable sum of money to me in hand paid by Thomas Edwards of East- hampton aforesaid, granted and sold unto the said Thomas Edwards and his heirs forever, To say one third of one acre and ten pole of commonage throughout the bounds of East- hampton Westward of Meantauk, and doth agree to deliver further deed if necessary.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the fifth day of March 1"16-17. (Sig.) SAMUEL BARNES.
The above written is a true record.
CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Easthampton, March the 12, 1716-17.
Book 4, page 70 .- Then at a legal meeting of the Trustees of this Town it was ordered by major vote of said Trustees that all the proprietors of Meantauk, and all other persons that hath hired any right on said land do bring in an exact list to Cornelius Conkling of all their horse kind that they now have or shall have on said land for the time of one whole year from the twenty third day of this instant March and of whom they hired the same, that so a list may be made of the same by the said twenty third day of March on the penalty of paying according to the order in that respect, and also that no person shall take off any neat cattle and put horses in their room for the space of one whole year from the said twenty third of March on the penalty of paying five shillings for each horse so put on, and also that seventy neat cattle shall be the whole number allowed to one whole share on said land or one horse in the room of two cattle for the time of one whole year from the twenty third of this instant March ; and if any neat cattle or horse kind be found on said land over and above the said number as abovesaid, shall be liable to be impounded, the owners paring three shillings for every neat beast and five shillings for each horse, and also that all persons do give an exact account to Samuel Hedges of all neat cattle and horses that they shall put on said land after the said twenty- third day of March, and also of all that they bring off from said land.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Book G, page 118. (Abstract.) To all people to whom these presents shall come, Greeting, Know ye that I, Thomas Talmage, of Easthampton, &c., for and in consideration of the sum of twenty-five pounds to me in hand paid, by Enos Tal- mage of same plece, have granted and sold unto the said Enos Talmage and his heirs forever, three acres and half of land, more or less, as it is now fenced at the north end of the Town of Easthampton, bounded by the land of Samuel Dayton Northeast, and with the land of William Hedges Northwest, and with the highways or common land Southwest and South- east, To have and to hold the same forever, and doth agree to give further deed if required.
In witness whereof the said Thomas Talmage hath hereunto set his hand and seal the 16th day of March, 1716 .17.
THOMAS TALMAGE. [L.s.]
In presence of Shubael Talmage, Isaac Mulford. Acknowledged same day before
ROBERT HUDSON.
Book G, page 118 .- Know all men by these presents that I, John Talmage of the same place of and with the within grantor Thomas Talmage, do for myself and my heirs freely and absolutely give, grant and convey all my right and title to the within bargained premises, as attest my hand and seal the day and date within written.
JOHN TALMAGE. [L.s.]
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of us Shubael Talmage, Isaac Mulford. (Abstract)-Acknowledged same day before
ROBERT HUDSON.
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RECORDS: TOWN OF EAST-HAMPTON.
Entered and compared by
CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book or marks, page 10 .- Ethan Sayre, of Bridgehampton, entereth for his ear mark a slope on the under side of each ear, and a halfpenny on the upper side of the right ear. En- tered March the 21st, 1716-17.
Attest CORNELIUS CONKLIN, Clerk. The above mark sold to Daniel Hedges of Bridgehampton.
Marks 10 .- Josiah Stanbrough, of Bridgehampton, entereth for his ear mark, with the consent of Ethan Sayre, a slope on the under side of the left ear. Entered March 21st, 1716-17. Attest CORNELIUS CONKLIN. Clerk.
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