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It is further ordered that lohn lessup shall have the vse of the comon land from within the little plaine gate round to the south end of John Cooper his land which lyeth against the pond comonly called the Captain's pond,* for this yeare, And allsoe hee shall bee free from training this yeare, in Considera - tion of his faithfull discharge of the oath and office hee hatlı taken on him in viewing the 5 raile tence about the plaines ac- cording to an order made this day in yt respect.
[ PAGE 23.] At a towne meeting, febr. 17 1661. It is grant- ed vnto Robert Woolley that hee shall have liberty to take in by fenceing for his partienlar vse, the skirt of vpland lying be- low the path against his father Woodruff his meadow by Henry Pierson his meadow, and hee is to leave the sd highway con-
* The Little Plain gate was on the road to the beach at the northwest corner of the lot of Capt. Charles Goodale, by the Town pond
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venient, and it is alsoe provided, that if at any time hereafter any Indian to whome the sd vpland belongeth chalengeth the sd ypland to plant on hee or they the sd Indians shall have liberty to plant the sd ypland & gather or reap the corne with- ont interuption or molestation by him the ad Robert or any in his name.
It is ordered that Christopher flester and Henry Pierson shall assist Mr lohn Ogden or Samuel Cleark to lay out the land which, (according to a vote passed or order made lan. 22. 1666), was granted vnto the Northsea Inhabitants, whoe are to satisfy the sd men tor their labonr in laving out ye sd land, and what ever the sd layers ont act and doe in laying out any pt or parcell of land as atoresaid it being according to theire discretion, it shall stand anthentiek forever to them to whom it Shall in particular belong.
febr. 17, 1661. Wm Endłam acknowledgeth formerly to have sonld and made over unto Christopher ffoster six acres of land lying in the great plains, and two half acres lying in the little plains, which sometime hee the said William bought of, or belonged to Mr Richard Smith.
febr. 17 1661. Sammel Cleark Mr John Howell and Henry Pierson are appointed and impowered to demand and recieve an accompt of the estate of this towne whereby to make all Rates for the yeare ensucing alsoe they have power to call to accompt all maner of persons that have received moneys or pay for ye towne and Lave not yet bin accomptable for ye same, and to receive what is coming to the towne, and dispose it for the [ PAGE 24.] townes yse, And all the Inhabitants are to deliver in theire whole estate (which is to be rated) ynto the said 3 men, and if any person keepe back or wthhold any pt of his estate rateable, as aforesaid, it shall be accompted as theft, and hee shall pay 4 fold the value of what the said pt of estate soe withheld comes to, or should pay in any rate, And those who make the rates are to keep coppies of them, that it any person lose any beast or pt of his estate which he hath, paid for in any rate, or rates and cannot finde, nor heare of the same, in two
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years time then the same shall bee accompted as lost, and hee shall be allowed back or discounted in some other rate, soe much as he paid for ye sd beast or pt of estate in the said time, And the poles are to be counted in Mr ffordham his rate ac- cording as they are accompted in the cuntry rate,
At a towne meeting march 8 1661 It is ordered that if Iohn Cooper Inn hath paid in any rate too much through any mis- take by reason of wrong accompting, it shall be repaid to him or abated unto him.
[Notes at bottom of page.] Rebeca Reeves gives in the birth day of her sister Mary Davis to be on the 22 day of De- cember, 1689.
Capt Scott, John Iennings Silas White record ear marks 1733. [PAGE 25.] It is ordered by ye major voat that Capt Thom- as Topping Mr Iohn Ogden, Mr lohn Howell Rich. Baret Mr Rainer Thomas Halsey Sen Ioshua Barnes Ion Iessup Samnel Cleark Richard Post Thomas Sayre, and Henry Pierson are to regnlate the towne papers and writings. to keepe what in theire best judgment are to be kept and to cashiere those that are in their Judgement vnnecessary, and to order whatever in yt re- spect both for matter and manner may bee in theire discretion thought most convenient for the townes vse, Alsoe to sett dewne which of the lawes in the law book, from Hartford shal bee, and at all times, and in all cases to bee esteemed to beel our lawes, And this is to bee done by the sd 12 men or the major voat of them. And in case time and place bee appoint- ed and some (through any impediment) cannot come that then the rest, (provided there be 7 at least) are to proceed and the maior pt of those that doe attend the said business, shall act & effect as if all that are nominated & appointed did consent. And allsoe it is ordered that if any of the said persons appeare not according to warneing, and have not such allegation as may hee to satisfaction of our magistrates they shall pay 2s Gd a peece per day to ye towne's vse, more over if any other besides the fore mentioned persons please to come to see ye cariage of ve said business they have liberty soe to do and to give cheir
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advice. This transcribed out of a paper wharein severall things or orders were written, & to be recorded, which paper is In- titled and dated as followeth. At a towne meeting November 25 1659.
[PAGE 26.] BIRTHS.
Iolin Woodruff Innr his daughter Sarah was borne the 4th day of lanmary 1660.
Ilenry Pierson his daughter Sarah was borne the 20 day of January 1660.
lune ve 17 1669 Francis Sayre's sonne Francis was born.
The 17th day of Iune Richard Howell's daughter Ruth was borne.
The 23d of June 1669 Fohn Negros daughter Sarah was borre :
The 19 day of July 1669, James Herrick's daughter Martha was born :
The 19 day of luly 1669, lohn lagger's daughter Sarah was borne :
The 21 day of July 1669, Benjamen Foster's daughter Mary was borne :
The 29 day of Inly 1669, Mr loseph Fordham's son loseph was born :
The 30 day of Fuly 1669, Humphrey Hughes son Humphrey was borne :
The second day of October 1669, Edmund Howell's daugh- ter Elizebeth was born :
The 10 Oct 1669, lohn Bishop's son Richard was born :
The 17 day of Oct 1669, Richard Smith's daughter Elisabeth was borne :
The first day of lanuary 1670, lohn lessup's daughter was born viz Elisebeth :
Upon the 13 of Aprill 1670 Georg Harrises daughter was borne :
The 6 of Aprill 70 Thomas Shaw's daughter Susanna was borne :
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Henry Ludlam's son Henry was borne the 8 day of January 1669;
William Rusell's son Oliver was borne the 7th day of May 1670 :
Isaac Willmans son was borne the 18th of May 1670 whose name is Iohn :
James Topping's sonne Iames was borne the first day of No- vember 1670 :
Shamgar Hand's Son Shamgar was born the 27 March 1671 :
PAGE 27.] March 14 1661 or 62 At a towne meeting It is concluded and ordered by the major voat and but few persons dissenting, that the whale brought vp yesterday to towne, and claimedby John Cooper Iun & some others shall be devided by the cutters vnto the towne according to ye order of the towne in that behalf.
September the 2 1662 At the gaarter Cort the Cort taking into consideration the occations of the towne, and whereas the sonldiers by major voat have chosen Iohn Topping to bee their leiftent, the Cort namely the magistrates doe confirme the said ,") lolın Topping to bee leiftent of ye company of this towne of Southampton and doe give him power to call out the company to traine according to order in that behalf.
[ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS. ]
Thomas Sayre sells to Thomas Topping his interest in allot- ment No 4, 150, and No 13, 50 at Sagaponack, in exchange for 2₺ aeres in Cooper's neck in great plaine, bounded N. by Mr Rainer's land, S by Richard Howell, E by Highway W by land of Thomas Sayre, 1662.
[PAGE 28.] Iohn White of Southampton sells to Thomas Topping, his interest in allotment No 8 in Sagaponack in ex- "hange for 2} acres in Halsey's neck in great plain, 1662.
Thomas Topping late of Southampton has bought all the interest of Mr Edward Howell deceased in two allotments at Sag a ponack No. 5. 150 No 18, 50 in exchange for a 150 lott
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at Meacox, now in possession of Edmond Howell, and 1 acre in Captain's neck in great plain. May 25 1656.
Joshua Barnes of Southampton has sold to Thomas Topping Sen his interest in a 100 1b lot at the east end of Meacox, with a 50 lot of lohn Bishops in exchange for 13 acres in Captains neck in the great plain. May 25 1659.
John Bishop sells to Thomas Topping his interest in a 50 lot lying at the east end of meacox water, in exchange for 1 acre in the little plaine between the two ponds, butting east and west upon them .* May 25, 1659.
[ PAGE 30.] Henry Pierson sells to Thomas Topping his in- terest in the allotment that tell to him in Sagaponack, in ex- change for his 150 allotment of meadow in Shinecock neck, next to my own lotment which fell to me there. Sept 9 1662 Witness RICHARD BARRET.
Josiah Stamborough has exchanged No. 24 in Sagaponack, with Mr Thomas Topping for No 23 in same place only I am to have in exchange all that lyeth in the little neck between the coave and ve pond for a watering, which is not above $ acre. May 30 1659.
Witness JOHN OGDEN HEN. PIERSON.
[ PAGE 31.] William Ludlam has sold to his son Henry Ludlam + acres lying in the west side of my mill, which 4 acres I procured of my son William. also gives to son Hemy 8 acres of my 40 acres adjoining my mill, on the N. E. side of said 40 aeres, by East Hampton path, also 4 acres belonging unto my mill, which 4 acres is commonly called the hay ground.
Witness HEN PIERSON GEORGE X HARRIS his mark.
[ The 40 acres is probably the farm of Augustus Halsey, de- ceased. W. S. P.]
* The acre mentioned probably lay sonth of the lots of Capt. Charles Goodale, and beirs of Peter Mackie. One of the ponds, Frog Pond, is now obliterated by eneroaebments of the beach.
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At the town meeting may ye first 1663 It is ordered that M.I John Howell And Ioshna Barnes, shall goe as deputies to the Cort at Hartford this present May.
[PAGE 23.] At a towne meeting May the 1st 1663 were chosen for magistrates Ist Mr Thurston Raynor, 2 Mr John How- el!, 3 Richard Barret, Henry Pierson to bee Register, Iohn Woodruff Iunr to be enustable, who had ye cunstables oath administered to him.
Samuel Cleark allsoe chosen cunstable, who had ye said oath administered vnto him wth this addition, that hee is bound to execute according to warrant vpon the water as well as at land, wthin or limits.
Chosen for townsmen for ye following yeare lohn Cooper Thomas Topping lobn lessup.
And it is ordered that the said Townes men have and shall have like power as other townes men have formerly had from veare to yeare, Which power is to make all rates or levvies yt are to bee made to pay the townes debts, And to act in, and order all Towne affaires according to their best understanding, But not to dispose of any lands to any person.
It is by this Towne Meeting confirmed vnto Wm Russell that he shall have that land namely 4 acres, & 6 which was granted & given by the towne formerly vnto him, weh land did sometime belong vnto Joseph Sutton.
It is further ordered that Mr lohn Howell and loshna Barnes have power and are authorized to meete with the com- mitties of Sonthold and East Hampton, to consult wth them concerning sending an answer to Capt Leverit, vnto ye propo- sitions hee made to vs of late when he was here amongst vs.
[PAGE 33.] (Abstract of Deed.)
lohn Woodruff Sen sells to Thomas Halsey Ir his 100 1b lot in mill neck, over against the piece of land called Cobs pound, also 3 rood of ground, in first neck in the great plans, between Henry Pierson and Ann White, in exchange for 5 acres in the 10 acre lott furlong in great plain, between Mr Thurston Ray- nor and Samuel lohnes, May 1 1663.
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May 1, 1633 At the towne meeting, it is ordered that the 3 rail fence set vp between the Indians and vs, weh is or should bo zp shall be maintained sufficient this yeare, and the rest of the fence in that line to be maintained, proportionable there- vnto at least, each inhabitant his share as was formerly allot - ted vnto him, And the said fence afore said is all to bee finish - ed by the 6th of this instant may vpon penalty of IS pence per pole, for all that shall afterward bee found deficient, And it any great cattell be found wthin the said fence after the 8th ot this present month the owners shall pay Cd per head to those that impound them, and it sheepe or goats bee impounded thence, the owners shall pay 2d per head, if any hoggs bee in- pounded from Shineeock or Seaponack after the said 8th day the owner, shall pay 12d per hogg to them that shall impound [ PAGE 34 ] them, and if the owners have notice and redeeme not their hoggs or sheepe or goats wthin 24 houres, by paying poundidg as aforesaid then the impounder of such creatures shall repaire vnto Isack Willman and James Herrick who have hereby power to apprize soe many of the said creatures as shall pay the said impoundidg, And themselves 6d a peece for their pains. At the said Towne meeting lohn Woodruff sworne impounder.
[ Abstract of Deed.] Edmond ilowell sells to John Reeves his interest in lot 17 in the north division of the Oxpasture, (drawn by Thomas Halsey and obtained by Edmond Howell by way of exchange) Ann lohn Reeves sells to Edmond How- ell, his interest in lot No 20 North division of ox pasture, (drawn by Mr Rayner.) March 26 1696.
[PAGE 35.] At the town meeting May 1 1663 It is ordered that Mr lohn Howell shall have liberty to shut vp, or fast to inclose or fence against ye highwry betweene his lot and Isack Halsey his lott in the new division of land of lite laid out, an I whoseover shall open the said highway is a trespasser until the towne see cause, the said highway shall be open. [ Note. | u hich is concluded and finished by the committee as in page 52.
Inne 2 1663 At a towne meeting It is ordered that the "
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rail tence against the plaines shall be reviewed from time to time, as shall bee apoynted, and in whatsoever pt of ye said fence shall bee determined by those soe appoynted to bee in- sufficient, shall be so accompted by all. And the owners of such deficient fence haveing notice of it, if after such notice given damage come to be done through their said fence, then ye owners of such said deficient fenee shall pay yt damage, But whatsoever pt of the said 3 raile fence passeth as good wth those apoynted as aforesaid to view, though harmes bee done through any pt of ye same, then the owners of ye cattell that doe the spoyle shall pay that damage, and this notwithstanding any former order. Allsoe it is ordered that noe unruly, or un- lawful oxen that are wont to break fence shall bee permitted to goe in ye oxpasture.
John Iessup is appoynted to view the said fence with the plaine fences according to former order, allsoe to view Shine- cock fence ,once in 14 days.
lohn Rose hath liberty to sett his gun any where at Seapon- ack to kill wolves, and if thereby hee kill any swine, hee shall not suffer damage, but if hee kill any other cattell thereby hee engageth to pay for them to the owners.
[PAGE 36.] July the 19th 1663. Iames Herrick makes over and imparteth one acre and a halfe of land lying in Haliseys neck in ye plaine, with what thereto belongeth, unto Iohn Woodruff Junr, tor or in Exchange of one aere sometime bee- longing vnto Mr. Iohn Ogden, and lying by ye side of the said James Herrick his home lot .* Vnto which exchange the said lohn Woodruff consenteth.
[ABSTRACT OF DEED.]
Edmond Howeil makes over to lohn Woodruff Jun 4 acres in Halseys neck, 5 aeres in the ten aere lott furlong, next the plain gate, and 2 acres in said furlong next to John Woodruff's Sen, and John Woodruff Jun makes over to Edmund Howell 8 acres in Coopers neck next to Edmund Howell's land.
"Iames Herrick's home lot, is the one now owned by Mr. Edwin Post, next North of Al- bert Foster's homestead. W. S. P
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[PAGE 37.] At a Towne meeting Sept 22 1663 Liberty is granted by the towne for ye making of pitts to catch wolves, & ve sd pitts being made competently safe from spoyling great cattle kind if any such cattle shall chance to bee hurt or spoyl- ed thereby, the losse or damage shall bee satisfied by ye whole towne.
Sept 22 1663 By ye major voat it is ordered and concluded that lonas Holdsworth shall have thirty five pounds for his schooleing per annum, for the terme of two years, at least, and his pay to bee answerable to ye pay ingaged to him by Hemp- sted, with ye allowance of 12 days in ye yeare liberty for his own partienlar occations,
Sept 22 1663 It is ordered that Mr. Iohn Howell Tho. Halsey Sen christopher ffoster Edward Howell & Hen. Pierson, shall call any person or persons to accompt for any some or somes of money or pay due to the towne, and to receive what is due vpon ve accompt, or accompts, for the vse of the towne, & vpon receipt to give discharge accordingly.
It is granted vnto Daniel Sayre that hee shall have his pro- portion of land which tell to him in the last devision, laid to him at ye reareend of his home lot,
October 6 1663 Chosen for magistrates Mr. Thirston Ray- nor Mr. lohn Howell Richard Barrett, Henry Pierson chosen Register Edmund Howell chosen Constable,
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(ABSTRACT OF DEED.)
lohn Oldfield sells to Ann Phillips, his parcel of land in Cov neck, that he bought of ffolk Davis, Lying betweene Samuell Clark and Samuel Barker, also above 5 acres of meadow, at North sea lying between the meadow of George Harris and lohn Davis at the Southwest, the great creek at the Northwest, and the highway at the Sontheast, also a 50 of comonage that he bought of ffulk Davis. Oct 12, 1663
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JOHN | OIDFIE: D his marke
Witnes Henry Pierson,
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(Notes at bottom of Page) David Burnett and lohn Post give in the marks of stray beasts in their possession, 1726 7 & 1743.
(PAGE 39) At a towne meeting Oct. 18 1663 It is ordered that every Inhabitant, of this towne shall bring in a bill of ye estate In his hand rateable, the first of march from yeare to veare vnto such as are by apoyntment, to receive them, as ye townes men &c. And what rates are to bee made in ye yeare shall bee levyed & paid according to and by that estate, wth ye excep- tions of former orders made concerning cattell lost or wanting.
It is further ordered that John Lessup Thomas Topping as -. sisted by Henry Pierson shall make ye euntry rate at present to be made, and if having warning any refuse to or neglect to bring in their bill or bills of estate whereby the rate should be made, they shall guess at the estate, & soe rate them, Allsoe the major voat of ye said 3 men shall regulate & determine the prises of Chattelis to be rated, And alsoe It is ordered that if persons having warning to bring in theire bills of what is dne to them from the towne and they bring them not in within 6 days, they shall loose that theire said debt.
Oct. 18 1663 Mr Thurston Raynor acknowledgeth to have given freely and for ever vnto his grand child namely Arthur Howell Jun, all that his twenty acres of land lying and beeing on ye west side of a Creek (comonly called Swan Creek) at Meacocks wch said 20 acres became his vpon ve devisson of land in the towne wherein every fifty lb accomodation was to have five acres, Witness Henry Pierson.
November the 28 1681 lohn Howell Jun gives in for his owne land mark, or otherwise to distinguish what is his to be the letters I H which is the first entered of these letters,
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[PAGE 40] October the 18, 1653 lohn Woodruff Junr has sold te William Ludlam his interest in a parcel of land lying at the head of the mill pond, 36 acres, for which he has received full satisfaction.
JOHN WOODRUFF JUNR
Witness HENRY PIERSON,
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At a town meeting November 10 1663 It is ordered and concluded by ye maior voat that noe hoggs shall be found or put or permitted to bee ypon ye comons belonging to this towne after the first of Jannary next come 12 months, and if any swine bee soe found they that finde them shall have half of them, & the other half shall bee to the townes vse. But if any man's swine break forth of his inclosure, then hee shall (as soone as he misseth them) forthwith aeqnaint the magistrates with it, and yt shall save them from being forfeit as aforesaid, vet if any finde the said hoggs in the comon it shall be lawful for any to impound them & have 6d per head of the owners, [N te added] At a towne meeting December 15 1664 The above written order concerning hoggs is repealed & made void. [ PAGE 41] November the 12 1663 William Russell doth make over and Assigne vuto Robert Woolley eight acres of land, which he the said William bought of Capt Scott.
November 18 1663 At a towne meeting, It is ordered that the gathering of ve Cuntry rate according to the treasurers warrant & at present in the C'unstable's hand shall bee suspend- ed, And a letter written concerning it to Hartford to be sent by ve hand of Capt Scott. Mr. Thurston Raynor. Mr. John Howell Mr Fordham & Hen. Pierson, are apoynted to write ve sd letter,
At ye sd meeting were chosen Mr. Rainer Mr. John Howell Mr Fordham Thomas Halsey Sen Sam Clark Leittent Post lohn lessup, who are desired and impowered to converse with Capt Scott (through his permission) concerning ye obtaining ve writeings vuder ve hand of Mr lames fforret agent sometime for the earl of Stirling and what other writings hee hath, or can and will make tending to cleare our townes Interest. And alsoe to treat wth ve sd Capt concerneing Qua joanautnek, yt is it may bee the said writeings and ve said quaquanantuck may be purchased and procured, & what some or somes of mo. ney they ve said 7 men or ye major pt ot them agree to pay unto Capt Scott ye towne shall & will pay according to theire agreement.
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November 23 1663 At a towne meeting, were chosen Mr John Howell Thomas Halsey Samuel Cleark And Capt Top- ping, if hee please or in his absence, or vpon his refusal, then loshna Barnes, to meete ve comittee of Easthampton and South- old if they come to this towne according to expectation, which said 4 men of our towne are comittee for our towne and have power to act for & in behalf of our towne and determine con- cerning the deviding of ye money to be payed to Capt. Scott. And alsoe to agree and conclude with the said committee what government and lawes to be ordered by, in case wee prove not to bee under, or to bee taken off from Conectacnt Jurisdiction, Alsoe it is agreed that Mr Robert Fordham shall bee a 5th man to have equal voat in ye premises, &e
[PAGE 42.] At a town meeting lan. 27 1663, It is ordered yt Edward Howell & Henry Pierson shall call forth soe many men as they shall think fit to goe let out the west Sepoose at ve time they shall thinke most convenient,
flebr. 2 1663 At a towne Meeting Whereas in the order made november 23, 1663 concerning the choice of, and power communicated to ve commissioners for our towne, is inserted these words, (in case we prove not to be under, or bee taken off from Conectacut Jurisdiction) It is concluded that those words shall be of no efeet in that order or commission, but the order itself without them to stand in full force and virtue, And the said Commissioners to have full power with theire fel- lowes, by the Major pt of them to settle and establish lawes both civill and eclesiasticall as neare as they can accord- ing to god.
ffeb. 10 1663 At a towne Meeting. Whereas it was ordered that the comitties of Southampton have power with their tel- lows to treat with the comitties of Maidstone* & Sonthold, it was voted and determined by the towne, yt the said comittee shall have power to conclude with both or each of the said plantations, more plainly to agree with maidstone alone in case Sonthold refuse.
* The original name of East-lampton.
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At the same meeting Thomas Halsey Sen absolutely refns- ing to doe the townes servis in that ocasion as above specified the towne made choice of and invested John lessup with full power as was to ye sayd Tho. Halsey before convaid to act with his felowes, and to concinide with both or esther of the above mentioned plantations.
[PAGE 43.] (Abstract of deed ) Christopher foster sells to his son in law Daniel Sayre five aeres in the great plaine, and one acre in the little plain, land belonging to lohn Oldfield's 50 lb right. Ian. 8, 1663.
[ Abstract. ] Thomas Sayre acknowledges the sale of a 50 1b lot to his son Daniel Feb 22, 1663.
[Abstract ] Mr lohn Ogden acknowledges to have sold to Ellis Cooke the land he benght of William Indlam, the land being at Mecoeks, one parcel being atl that field that vpon the laying out of that division lay betweene the highway, next the millers and the next creek on the east, or southeast, the other parcel lying on little neck, on the west side of the creek which is on the west side of Arthur Howells land, and was sometime in possession of Richard Woodhuil. Witnes Henry Pierson. March 1 1663.
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