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four poles and an half. To have and to hold the same for- ever, and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof I hereto set my hand this 22d day of September 1704.
EBINEZER BELDEN. [L, s.]
In presence of
JEREMIAH CONKLING, MATTHIAS BURNATT.
Acknowledged same day before
JOHN WHEELER.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, 320 .- [Abstract.] This Indenture made the 4th day of October, 1704.
Between John Hopping, of East-Hampton, in the county of Suffolk, upon the island of Nassaw, in the province of New-York, in America, of the one party, and Samuel Carter, of Elizabethtowne, in New East Jersey, on the other party. Witnesseth, that the said John Hopping for and in consider- ation of the affection he bears unto the said Samuell Carter, hath given, granted and sold unto the said Samuel Carter, and to his heirs forever in reversion, that is to say, after the death of the said John Hopping and his now wife, 9 acres of the home land on which his now dwelling house standeth to- gether with the house and all housing and fences that shall be there standing upon the same, and also one quarter part of a share of the land at hither end of Meantauket and four acres commonage in the town platt here about the town of East- Hampton.
To have and to hold the same forever after the decease of the said John Hopping and his wife, and doth warrant to defend.
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In witness whereof the said John Hopping hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
The mark of JOHN G. HOPPING. [L. S.] In presence of
THOMAS DIBELL, THOMAS DIBELL, JR.
Acknowledged same day before
JOSIAH HOBART.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 33 .- [Abstract.] This Indenture made the day of October 1704.
Between Samuel Carter of Elizabeth town in the province of New East Jersie, of the one part, and John Shaw of East- Hampton, in the county of Suffolk, upon the island of Nas- saw, in the colony of New-York, in America, of the other part.' Witnesseth, that the said Samuel Carter for and in consideration of the sum of Forty pounds to him in hand paid hath granted and sold unto the said John Shaw and his heirs forever in reversion, that is to say, after the death of John Hopping and his now wife, Nine acres of land in the home lot and addition that belongs to the now dwelling house of the said John Hopping, with all appurtenances thereunto belonging, and also one quarter part of a share of land and privilege on the hither end of Meantauket that lieth to the westward of the Fort pond, and Four acres of cammonage in the town plot of this town of East-Hampton. To have and to hold the same forever (after the death of the said John Hopping and his now wife) and doth warrant to defend.
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In witness whereof the said Samuel Carter hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. The mark of SAMUEL X CARTER. [L.s.]
In presence of
The mark of BENJAMIN B STRETTON, RACHELL BAYLY.
Acknowledged same day before
JOSIAH HOBART.
Entered and compared by
THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 330 .- (Abstract.) This Indenture made the day of October 1704.
Between John Hopping of the Town of East-Hampton, in the county of Suffolk, upon the island of Nassaw, in the province of New-York, in America, and Samuel Carter of Elizabethtowne, in New East Jersey of the one party, and Elizabeth Smith, daughter of David Smith, late of East- Hampton aforesaid, deceased, of the other party. Witness- eth, that the said John Hopping and Samuel Carter for and in consideration of the love and affection which they bear unto the said Elizabeth Smith, have given, granted and con- firmed unto the said Elizabeth Smith and to her heirs (only with this reserve, that in case the said Elizabeth shall die in her non-age or without issue, the lands to be demised are still to be to them, viz .: the five acres of land at the home lot to be and remain unto the heirs of John Hopping, and the eight acres of land in the little plain to be to the said Samuel Carter and his heirs) to say five acres of land in the home land which the said John Hopping now possesseth to be laid out to the eastward of the lane that leads out of this town
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by the land of James Diamond, and eight acres of land in the little plains, be it more or less bounded by the land of An- nanias Conkling to the eastward, the land of John Miller southward, and the highway west and northward, to have and to hold the same forever, upon the conditions before expressed and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof the said Samuell Carter and John Hop- ping have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
The mark of JOHN Z HOPPING, [L.s.] The mark of SAMUELL X CARTER, [L.s.]
In presence of
THOMAS DIBELL, JOHN DIBELL, JR.
Acknowledged same day before Josiah Hobart.
Entered and compared by
THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 37 .- (Abstract.)-This Indenture made the 20th day of December, 1704, between Thomas Dibell of East Hampton, in the County of Suffolk, upon the Island of Nas- sau, in the province of New-York, in America, Cooper, of the one part, and Jacob Schellenx of the same place, Cooper, of the other party.
Witnesseth that the said Thomas Dibell for and in consid- eration of the sum of nine pounds to him in hand paid, hath granted and sold unto the said Jacob Schellinx, and to his heirs forever, seven acres, be it more or less, as it was laid out by the Town measurers in the last division lying and be- ing beyond Lily Hill to the Northwards of Accabonick path, bounded with the Town's common land on all parts, to have
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and to hold the said seven acres of land, more or less, and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof the said Thomas Dibell hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
THOMAS DIBELL, [L.s.]
In presence of
THOMAS DIBELL, COOPER, RICHARD MILLER.
Acknowledged same day before Josiah Hobart.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Marks 21 .- John Edwards, his ear mark is by him declared to be two half pennies on the under side of the left ear en- tered February the 15th, 1704-5.
Test THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk.
Marks 21 .- Ichabod Leek on behalf of Henry Parsons did on the 22d day of February, !704, declare that the said Hen- ry Parsons his ear mark is a nick on the under side of the left ear and a half penny in the under side of the right ear. Entered said 22 day.
Test THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 42 .- (Abstract.)-This Indenture made the 23d day of March, 1704-5, between Caleb Osborne of the town of East Hampton, in the County of Suffolk. upon the Island of Nassaw, in the province of New-York, in America, yeoman, of the one part, and Cornelios Conkling, of the same place, yeoman, of the other part, witnesseth, that the said Caleb Osborne, for and in consideration of the sum of seventy pounds to him in hand paid, hath granted and sold unto the
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said Cornelios Conkling and his heirs forever, eighteen acres of land more or less, lying and being at a place called Wan- scot, in the bounds of Easthampton aforesaid, bounded with the street or highway to the northwestward, with the land of Thomas Osborne, Jur. to the southwest and southeast, and with the land of Joseph Stretton to the northeastward. And also a sixth part of a thirteen acre allotment of common- age in all the Town Commons of the said Easthampton, and seven acres of land more or less bounded with the said street or highway southeastwards, and the land of John Hopping southwestward, and the Town's common land northeastward, To have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof the said Caleb Osborne hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
CALEB OSBORNE. [L.S.]
In presence of
MATTHIAS BURAT, THOMAS OSBORNE.
Acknowledged same day before
JOSIAH HOBART.
And Jane, the wife of the said Caleb Osborne, did also relinquish and give up her thirds in the above premises.
Entered and compared by
THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk.
Book G, page 41} .- (Abstract.)-Know all men by these presents that I Thomas Osborne, Junr., of Easthampton, as eldest son and heir apparent unto John Osborne, formerly of the said Easthampton, deceased, do for myself and my heirs forever quit all manner of claim to the within bargained premises, unto the within named Cornelios Conkling and to his heirs forever, and I do approve and hereby allow of th
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said sale, as witness my hand and seal this 23d day of March in the year 1704-5.
THOMAS OSBORNE. [L.s.] Witness JOSIAH HOBART,
MATTHIAS BURNATE.
Entered and compared by
THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk of Records.
Book G, page 40} .- (Abstract.)-This Indenture made the 24th day of March, 1704-5, between John Hopping of East- hampton, in the County of Suffolk, upon the Island of Nas- saw, in the province of New York, in America, yeoman, of the one part, and David Conkling of the same place, yeoman, of the other part, witnesseth, that the said John Hopping for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty-seven shillings to him in hand paid, hath granted and sold unto the said David Conkling and to his heirs forever, one piece of meadow lying in the eastward part of Napeage meadow, containing about three quarters of an acre, bounded by the meadow of Samuell Parsons eastward, with the meadow of Enoch Fithian west- ward, the harbor northward, and the meadow of Capt. John Wheeler southward. And also said John Hopping sells him his part of an allotment of meadow at Napeage aforesaid that lies undivided between said Hopping, Capt. John Wheeler and John Stretton, bounded with the meadow of said John Stretton eastward, and that meadow which did belong unto Richerd Stretton westward, both which lots were laid to said Hopping in the right of that allotment he bought of Peregrine Stanborough, to have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend. In witness whereof the said John Hop- ping hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
The mark of JOHN H HOPPING, [L.s.]
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In presence of LUIS CONKLING, GEORGE DIBELL.
Acknowledged same day before Josiah Hobart. Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk.
Book G, page 110}. (Abstract.) This Indenture made the 26th day of March, 1705, between Thomas Barnes of the Town of Easthampton, County of Suffolk, upon the Island of Nassaw, in the province of New York, weaver, of the one part, and John Davis, Junior, of the same place, weaver, on the other part, witnesseth, that for and in consideration of the sum of thirty-one pounds and seventeen shillings current money of New-York, to him in hand paid, doth bargain and sell unto said John Davis, five acres and an half of land being bounded northwardly partly by the land that belongs to Thomas Osborne and partly by land that belongs to the allotment of Richard Stretton, deceased, westwardly by the land that belongs to Nathaniell Barnes, east wardly partly by land or home lot of Abiell Carle, and partly by land that doth belong to Benjamin Osborne, southerly by the Town street known and commonly called by the name of Newtown street. The said Thomas Barnes doth also sell unto ye said Davis all his buildings and fences on said land, also one twelfth part of a share of Commonage of a thirteen acre allotment throughout this Town bounds except Meantauk, and all privilege belong- ing to the same. Also one half of a piece of meadow lying and being on the east side of Accabonack harbor, being bounded northward by the beach, southward by the meadow that belongs to Nathaniel Baker, to the eastward by the woods, to the westward by the water ; the other half of said piece belongs unto Nathiell Barnes ; to have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend.
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In witness whereof the said Thomas Barnes hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. The mark of THOMAS B BARNES. [L.s.]
In presence of
THOMAS DIBBLE, DANIEL MILLER.
Acknowledged same day before John Wheeler.
Entered and compared by CORNELIUS CONKLING, Town Clerk.
Book 4, page 63 .- According to adjournment said Trustees did meet said 28th of March, 1705, and did then agree with Simon Hilliar and Robert Kedee to keep the Town flock of sheep from the second day of April ensuing the date, until the 25th day of December next, ensuing, as well Sabbath day within that time as other, and to have paid them for the same 3ąd per head, rams and all, for so many as shall be taken up, and did adjourn their meeting to the 2d day of April next, 4 of clock in afternoon.
Book G, page 37}. (Abstract.) This Indenture made the 30te day of March, 1705, between William Edwards of East- hampton, in the County of Suffolk, upon the Island of Nas- saw, in the province of New-York, yeoman, and Isaac Barnes of the same place, brickmaker, on the one part, and Jacob Schellinx of the same place, cooper, of the other part, wit- nesseth, that the said William Edwards and Isaac Barnes for and in consideration of the sum of thirty shillings. to them in hand paid for every acre, have granted and sold unto the said Jacob and to his heirs forever, fifteen acres of land, be the same more or less, lying and being at Amaganset, in East- hampton, bounded westward with the land of said Schellinx, eastward by the land of Cornelios Conkling and Thomas
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Mulford, south with the highway that leads to said Amagan- sett, and northerly with the land of Mr. John Gardiner, and the Town's common land. to have and to hold the same for- ever, and doth warrant to defend.
In witness whereof the said William Edwards and Isaac Barnes have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year above said.
WILLIAM EDWARDS. [L.s.] The mark of ISAAC | BARNES. [L.s.]
In presence of
THOMAS DIBELL, ٨٠
HOBART STANBOROUGH.
Acknowledged same day before Josiah Hobart.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 61. (Abstract.) This Indenture made the 30th day of March, 1705, Between Jaacob Schellinx of the Town of Easthampton, in the County of Suffolk, upon the Island of Nassaw, in the province of New York, in America, cooper, of the one part, and Isaak Barnes, of the same place, briekmaker, of the other part, witnesseth, that the said Jacob Schellinx, for and in consideration of the sum of thirty shil- lings an acre for every acre, hath granted and sold unto the said Isaac Barnes and to his heirs forever, a certain piece of land lying and being at Amaganset, in Easthampton, con- taining nine acres, more or less, bounded with the land of Ananias Conkling to the eastward, the land of said Isaak Barnes westward, and north with the land of Jeremiah Miller, and south with the highway next the sea beach, to have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend.
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In witness whereof the said Jacob Schellinx hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written.
JACOB SCHELLINX. [L.s.]
In presence of
THOMAS DIBELL, HOBART STANBOROUGH.
Acknowledged same day before Josiah Hobart.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk.
Easthampton, April the 3d, 1705.
Book 4, page 45 .- Then at our election meeting were by major vote chosen for Trustees :
Mr. John Mulford,
Jeremiah Conkling, Jr.,
Lion Gerdiner,
Were also then by major vote chosen for constables Robert More, John Jones,
Luis Conkling,
Jeremiah Miller,
Thomas Mulford,
Nathaniell Talmage,
Were also then chosen for Assessors for the ensuing
Isaac Hedges,
John Stretton,
year : Daniell Miller, John Carle.
Benjamin Osborne,
Richard Shaw,
Joseph Osborne.
Was also chosen for Supervisor, Cornelios Conkling.
Book A, page 13 .- April the 3d, 1705. Then at a legal meeting of the Trustees and freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of Easthampton, it was ordered by a general vote (but one on the negative) that the line of fence or hedge al- ready made for the dividing between Southampton and our
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Township should be held up and maintained, and to that end or purpose did by the like vote as abovesaid order then at said legal meeting that the whole concern of maintaining said fence or hedge should be ordered at the discretion of the Trustees from time to time and at all times until said Town should order to the contrary. This is a true record of that meeting's action on that affair.
Test THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book 4, page 64 .- The general line debtor in the year 1705 (not paid) to severals as followeth, viz :
To John Mill
0
4 6
To Onesimos Talmage, Allowed by Trustees 4. 6
0
4 6
To James Hand, 0
To Thomas Baker, 0 4 6 The fatting pasture at Meantke for several per- formances in the year 1705.
To Mr. John Mulford one day measuring fence 3s, a lock for the house 3s, one day clearing the fatting pasture 2s 3d, for cash to the Sachem 14s. 1 02 sł
To Nathll. Talmage one day, Tho. Mulford 1 day each 2 5} and bread 9. 0 06 00
To Tho. Mulford for cash to the Sachem. 0 07 00
To Onesimos Talmage one day, John Miller one day clearing said pasture each 2s 72d 0 05 03
To Capt. Wheeler one day ditto. 0 02 073
To Tho Baker for cash to the Sachem 0 05 032
To Jeremiah Miller for cash to the Sachem and 9 more, in all 0 07 06
To Joseph Osborn, Jun. cash. 0 06 03
To John Stretton for bread 0 00 09
To Isaac Hedges for shingling the house at Man-
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tak and other work there 2 00 00
To purchase of said shingles. 31 02 06
To the doctor for nails. 0 12 00 To Capt. Mulford for the ginn man 0 12 00
To Capt. Mulford for part pay to Will Indian for the fence. 0 10 06
To Will Indian the remaining cost of said fencing 2 15 06
To Richerd Shaw for the ginn man and tending the fatting bars. 0 05
072
To Beriah Dayton one journey on an arrant. 0 01 06
To Benjm. Osborne for the Sachem 0 04 09
To Tho. Chatfield for making the list 1s, 6d, and tending the fatting bars 3s. 0 04 06
To Tho. Chatfield for riding to Meantak upon speed. 0 04 08
To John Field for tending cattle in said field 116 days at 1s Gd pr day S 14 00
To entering this charge Is, making rate for the 0 06 00 same 5s
Total. 20 14 44
The above said charge all paid by a rate levied on each proprietor of said fatting pasture, date February the 19th, 1705-6, being in the whole . 22 09 091
The dry herd at Meantak Debr. for several per- formances in the year 1705, viz :
To John Wheeler one day 2s 72, 00 05 03
To Jeremy Miller one day during cattle 2s 72d To James Diamond one day. 2
7元
Benjm Osborne one day ditto 2 73
To Mr Jon Mulford two days 5 3
Tho Baker one day ditto. 77 2
Tho Mulford one day 2 7±
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Ebinezer Belding one day ditto 2
Robert Parsons one day .. 2 7元
Isaac Hedges one day ditto 2 72
John Conkling one day
2
72
Ichabod Leek one day ditto
2
73
Daniell Miller a day
2
David Conkling a day ditto
2 72
Mr Jon Mulford getting said herds number, Benjm Osborn ditto each 3s 9d 0 07 06
Nathll Bushop 9d, Tho Osborne Jur 9d. 0 01 06
To Tho Chatfield for arrears 3s 72d, for making said rate 4s. 0 07
07号
To John Field keeping said herd 67 days at 1s
10gd per day makes 6 05 073
All which is paid by a rate dated March 18th, 9 1 73
1705-6, being levied upon 1186 and is in the whole 9 17 8
Book 4, page 102 .- The Town of East-Hampton debtor for several performances the year 1705
To Tho. Chatfield entering the above town charge 0 01 To entering election of said year and at highways 06
06
To Mr. John Mulford & day at highways. 1 12
At meeting house windows. 1 6
For keeping trustees journal and putting up several orders. 0 06
00
To Shubaell Talmage work at highway .. 0 01 013
To Jeremiah Miller for one day at highways. 0
02 03
To Benjm. Stretton for 2 days at highways. 0 04 06
To Isaac Hedges, } day at highway. 0 01 01}
To Nathll. Talmage one day ditto. 0 02 03
To John Stretton & day ditto. 0 01 013
To Tho. Mulford for work at highway and meet-
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ing house. 0 03 043 To Joseph Osborn for carting shingles to school-
house unpaid 0 04 06
To James Diamond for drumming 1 04 00
To Jeremiah Conkling for cleansing the meeting house one year 0 18 00
To Robert More 42 days at highways and warn- ing trustees to meet 0 12 00
To Richerd Shaw for six days and part of an- other at highways. 0 15 00
To Nathaniell Barnes one day ditto 0 02 03
To Tho. Baker one day ditto 0 02 Q3
To Stephen Leek one day ditto 0
02
03
To Ebinezer Leek warning trustees meetings .. 0 02 03
To Tho. Chatfield for entering this acct 0 01 00
6 10 42
Book G, page 38 .- (Abstract.) This Indenture made the sixth day of April 1705.
Between Enoch Fithian of the Town of East-Hampton in the County of Suffolk upon the Island of Nassaw in the province of New-York, carpenter on the one part and John Jone of the same place carpenter, on the other part, withnesseth, that the said Enoch Fithian for and in consider- ation of the sum of twenty-eight pounds and ten shillings current money of New-York to him in hand paid, hath sold unto the said John Jones seven acres of land lying and being in the Eastern plains in East-Hampton, bounded northerly and southerly by the highways, eastwardly by land that be- longs to Phillip Leek, westwardly by land that belongs to William Barnes, to have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant.
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In witness whereof the said Enoch Fithian has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written.
ENOCH FITHIAN. [L.S.] In presence of
CORNELIOS CONKLING, SAMUEL DAYTON. Acknowledged same day before
JOHN WHEELER.
Entered and compared by THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 35 .- (Abstract.). To all Christian people to whom these presents shall come, Joseph Hand sendeth greet- ing. Know ye that I Joseph hand of New Fairfield in West New Jersie, yeoman, for divers good causes me thereunto moving but more especially for and in consideration of the sum of seventeen pounds current money of the province of New-York, to me in hand paid or secured to be paid by Stephen Hand of Easthampton in the County of Suffolk and province of New-York, Yeoman, have bargained and sold unto the said Stephen Hand, one quarter of a share of all the land and right of land at Meantauket and one quarter of a. share of all common land belonging to the Town of East- Hampton, only the part of Meantauket being already let out upon lease, to Stephen Hedges, said Stephen Hand is not to enjoy the use of that until that lease be out with him, then said Hand to take possession-with all right as was left to said Joseph Hand by his Father Stephen Hand's last testa- ment.
To have and to hold the same forever, and doth warrant to defend.
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In witness whereof the said Joseph Hand has set his hand and seal the twenty- third day of April 1705.
his JOSEPH I. H. HAND. [L.s.]
mark
STEPHEN S. H. HAND. [L.s.]
his
SAMUELL HAND. [L.s.]
mark
In presence of
CORNELIOS MILLER, his mark JOHN X GOFFE.
Acknowledged same day before
JOHN WHEELER.
Entered and compared by
THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book G, page 353. (Abstract.) To all Christian people to whom these presents shall come. Greeting-
Know ye that I Joseph Hand of New Fairfield in West Jersie, yeoman for divers good causes me thereunto moving, but more especially for and in consideration of the sum of seven current money of New-York to me in hand paid or secured to be paid by Joseph Osborne of East-Hampton in the County of Suffolk and province of New-York, tailor, has bargained and sold unto the said Joseph Osborne, one piece of meadow land containing three acres be the same more or less lying and being at a certain place known by the name of Accobonac Great Meadow, bounded eastwardly by the mead- ow of George Miller and westward by the meadow of Daniel Bishop end southward by the meadow of Samuel Fithian and northward by the sea or creek, which said meadow was left
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me by my father Stephen Hand by will, to have and to hold the same forever and doth warrant and defend-having full power in myself by the consent of my brothers Stephen and Samuel Hand to dispose of as I see cause.
In witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand and seal the 23d day of April 1705.
the mark of JOSEPH I. H. HAND. [L.s.] his STEPHEN S. H. HAND. [L.S.] mark SAMUEL HAND. [L.S.]
In presence of
CORNELIOS MILLER, his JOHN X GOFF. mark Acknowledged same day before
JOHN WHEELER.
Entered and compared per THOMAS CHATFIELD, Recorder.
Book A, page 89 .- Received May the 11th 1705 of Mr. Abraham Schellinx the sum of four pounds nine shillings ten pence half penny on account of quit rents due by the Town of East-Hampton, I say received per me.
FALCONNEUR, Commissioner.
The above written is a true copy per THOMAS CHATFIELD, Town Clerk.
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