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ticular Inclosures as the rest for paying and defraying the said charge that shall soe happen in theire year past for which they ware chosen, and for the true and faithtul performance of the premises according to the true and general sence and meaning of these presents we have heere unto sett our hands and seals in Southampton above said this - day of may Arnq Dom 1694.
|NOTE .- There are no signatures attached to this instrument, and it is doubttul if it ever was put in torce. The lot men- tioned as " John Jagger's beach lot " is now wholly covered by the ocean or beach. As an indication of the extent to which the sea has encroached upon the land, the writer wishes to re- cord what he has himself seen. In the winter of 1864 a row of thirteen fence posts were visible at a very low tide, standing in the sand a few feet from the water's edge. An examination showed that they had been set in meadow bottom. Their loca- tion was south of the east side of Cooper's neck lane, and they were once the boundary of a lot south of the land now owned by Capt. Wmn. White. When the fence was set we have no means of knowing, but it was doubtless after the date of the above writing, showing conclusively that the ocean has advanc. en since that time a distance, equal, at the least calculation, to the whole width of the beach. w. s. P.]
Southampton May the 10th 1669. Whereas I Joseph Rai- ner Cunstable and I Isaack Halsey Overseer having determin - ed with the rest of o' copartners the overseers of this towne to take the books of records out of the hands of Henry Peirson, wee having chosen another namely Iohn Howell Iun to that office of Recorder doe hereby acknowledge to have reca this day of him the sd Henry Peirson for the Townes vse as follows, one bundle of papers wherein amongst the rest is the Origmall of ye Indian's deed for the Townes lands witnessed by Mr Abraham Pierson, with ye coppy of the said deed signed as Recorded, and the Originali deede from Mr James ffarret on
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
weh is the award of Mr Winthrop with Mr ffarrets memoran- dum, and another deed of Mr flarrets with a coppy ot the first of them, and the Articles of agreement with the Indians in ye yeare 1649.
Governor Niccolls his determination concerning the Towne Mr Topping and John Cooper, a coppy of it recorded, Capt. Toppings deed with his Assignement on ye back of it to the towne. The originall of the Indians deede assureing ye lands to the Towne weh they bought of Capt Topping, a copy of it recorded. Mr Scotts deede to the Towne for ye meadows & land to Peaconnet, the deed for the hearbidg of the beach, with John Cooper's Assignement. The final conclusion with Southhold Comitties concerning the accabank meadows, ye order for paymt of ye Cuntrys rate in 67, ye coppy of the letter intended to bee sent to ye Governor in 69, more ye great book of records with a parchment cover, more the old book of rec- ords, with a large bundle cont part of the blue book & many other writings, more 3 great roles of papers, and the two books of records of cattle & some time in ye hands of Mr Laughton. Memorand, with ye coppy of ye said deed signed as recorded (record was an error) and is delivered in amongst ye papers, with a coppy of ye Articles of Agreement with ye Indians re- corded, wee say recd ye above mentioned writings and books, &e by vs with our copartners, witnes our hands the day & yeare above written.
In presence of his IOHIN IESSUP mark JOHN LAUGHTON
JOSEPH RAYNOR IONAS BOWER his ISAAC M HALSEY mark THOMAS COOPER.
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May 12 1659. Be it knowne unto all men that by this pres- ent writing that I wiandance Sachem of Pawmanache or Long
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Island, have upon deliberate consideration, and with my sone weeacacombone both of us together given and granted unto Mr lohn Ogden and his heires forever, I say freely given, a certaine peece of land beginning at the westward end of South- ampton boundes, which land is bounded Eastwards with South- ampton bounds, and with a small peice of meadow which I gave to Mr Iohn Gosmer which he is to injoy, Northwards to the water of the bay and to the ericke of aecabancke Westwards to the place called Pehecannacke, and Southerly to Potuncke three miles landwards in from the highwater marke and creeke of aecabancke, and so along to the west. But from this three miles bredth of land Southward all the land and meadow to- wards the South sea the beach only excepted which is sold to John Cooper. I say all the land and meadow I have sold for a considerable price unto Mr Iohn Ogden for himselfe his heires executors and assigns for ever, upon condition as followeth, first that Thomas Halsey and his Associates shall have the priv- ilidge of the peice of meadow called qaancawnantuck the terme of yeares formerly granted to him or them but the land lying between quancawnantnek and three miles northward he shall or may possess and improve at present, but when the yeares of the aforesayed Thomas Halsey shall be expired then shall the afore said Mr lohn Ogden or his assigns fully possess and improve all quaucaunantneke meadow with the rest atoresayed and then shall pay or cause to be payed unto me wiandance my heires or assigns the summe of twenty five shillings a yeare as a year- ly acknowledgement or rent for ever. It is also agreed that wee shall keepe our privilidges of fishing fowling hunting or gathering of berrys or any other thing for our use, and for the full and firme confirmation hereof we have both partyes set too our hands markes and seales interchangeably, the date and veare above written.
Signed sealed and
JOHN OGDEN. [L. S.]
delivered in the
presence of us
DAVID GARDINER,
Sica
Gardener
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
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Oct 3d 1665. The Shelter Island Indians have this day con- firmed the purchase of Hog neck to Southampton for ever, re- serving liberty of huntting & fishing & fowling vpon the same, and have receaved sixe Indian coates vpon the confirmation hereof.
In full satisfaction of before me RICHARD NICOLLS.
all their future claimes to Southampton men, In ffort Iames.
Further it is agreed betweene Sonthampton & Shinecock In- dians concerning John Woodrnffs meadow and all ye rest of ye meadow within ye bounds of Southampton.
That they cannot pretend to ye lands expressed to bee sold to Southampton by his father by his fathers brothers & divers other Indians of that nation in an indenture dated ye yeare 1665 December the 13th
RICHARD NICOLLS.
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{ Abstrast of dead. ] Isaac Raynor of Southampton sells to his brother in law Iohn Earle, my orchard at North sea which I bought of lohn Rose, (10 rods in length East and west, and 8 rods wide North and South) bounded N & W by home lot of lohn Rose, S & E by common highways or towne street .: Price 6.C
August 24 1686 ( Abigail wife of fohn Rose not concurring) Witness Abraham Willman, Nathaniel Howell
lolin Earle assigns the same to Iohn Rose March 31 1687
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It hath pleased your honr to require the Inhabitants of South old to receive a patent from you for our land, which we have long possesed, and alsoe at this time to demand of vs ve reasons of our delay, our reasons some of them are these.
1st Because wee apprehend that wee have a Iust & lawfull right & title to our land already without such a Pattent for at our owne cost & charge, and not at any others, wee transported orselves into these forraigne pts, and here purchased ye land wee now possess of the natives, the then proper owners of yeni, and yt by the approbation of ye Lord Sterlings agent, And also have with long and hard labour, subdued pt of these lands with the perill of our lives, espetially in those times when wee were few in number, but the heathen numerous.
2 Wee have possessed our lands (some of vs) above ye space of 30 yeares withont any mans laving claime to them, which is estemmed a matter of some weight in law.
3 Wee conceive yt the law made at Yorke in ve yeare 66 for each Towne to take a Pattent was in reference to the In - habitants of the west, and whoe lived vnder a forraigne Gov- ernmt But did not respect vs whoe then were and yet are his Maties Subjects and vnder his power.
4 Because it seemeth a new & a strange thing to us that each Plantation on this Hland should bee enioyned to take a l'attent for theire lands, wee never heard of any sneh practice in England or in any of his Maties Dominions, yt every Towne or Parish is injoyned & Pattent, although ve English under the Dutch Governmt have had their land [word illegible ]
5 Wee apprehend where Pattents are made vse of the terms & conditions are expressed Betweene him & whoe grants, and them to whome the grant is made, But it doth not seeme to vs to bee soe in the Pattent here imposed, but persons are upon uncertainties & at ye will of their lord to make such aeknon |- edgment and paymts from time to time as seemeth good to him
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to appoynt, Soe that wee know not what to looke for or trust to
6 lastly wee conceive that the Proclamation made by his Maties Commissioners here, in the yeare 64 assures vs of as much (if not more) than this Pattent will doe, the substance of which Proclamation was this that the People here should enioy whatsoever Gods blessing and their honest labours had furnished them with, And after this Governor Nicolls gave vnder his liand that wee should have eqnall privilidges freedomes & im- munities (if not greater) as any of his Maties Colloneys in N. England. The truth is (to speak plainly) wee cannot bee free to pass over our owne proper right to our lands into other mens hands, and put our selves & successours into a state of servitude if soe, then who would pitty vs or help vs.
But that wee may not bee further troublesome to your honr at this time, wee here humbly take leave of you and rest ready to our abilities to render ali such inst dues & duties as either the law of God or nature bindes vs to.
[Endorsed] A letter sent to ye Governor about a Patent.
The above is without date, but was probably written shortly previous to the grant of Gov. Andross' Patent. W. S. P.
H
On the 13th day of August 1703 at the Request of three of the trustees of the Comonalty of the Towne of Southampton the trustees mett together to treet with the Indians of Shine- cock about some dissatisfacsion. In then the said Indians con- cerneing their land, and after some debate adjourned said meet- ing untill Monday following and then composed the difference, the and Indians confirmed the deeds and a generell Re- lease for said Towneship, ffor which the said trustees gave them the said Indians as followeth,
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To Pomquamo Indian In perticular
2 15 0
and to him the said Pomgnamo to distribute among the Indians To Chice Sachem In particular
10
00 0
To him the said Chice to distribute among the Indians
5 00
0
To Manamam to distribute among the Indians
5 00
0
24
15
To Wyongonhoot for a Release
5
00
(
Incedentall charges as followeth
29
15
()
To Capt. Wheeler
00
6
3
To an interpreter
00
00
9
To halfe a lote of bred to Woolley 6d
a lote and chees to lsaae Halsey 3s
00
3
6
To John Wick by order of the trustees paid the Indians
00
12
()
To 2 shillings paid to butler payd Mr Stephens To Thomas Herrick for drink for to the Indians and entertaining the trustees and evidenees Est
00
02
0
01 00 0)
Adjourned to the 17th day and then met again, and took thirty pounds of Mr Boyer and 2 of Abraham Howell for the townes use to pay the aforesaid charge.
[Abstract of deed.] Caleb Heathcote of the City of Nev York sells to Ieckamiah Scott John Wick Iames Cooper Joseph More Iohn Post Isaae Halsey Iob Sayre Ephraim White Hez- ekiah Howell lohn Mitchell Mathew Lum Isaac Bower Being ve trustees of the Comonalty of and for the proprietors of the town of Southampton, my dwelling house and home lot es- teemed four acres, being in Southampton bounded East by the main street, South by Jeremiah Iaggers house lot, North by Josiah Laughton's house lot which lyeth now common, West by the common. Except the cart path that is in said lot leading
2
00 0)
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
to North sea harbor and all that part of said lot lying eastward and Northward of said path to lye without fenceing for ye townes nse. Price 20£ Dec. 13 1712.
Witness T. BRAINET WM SMITH [ L.S.]
CALEB HEATHCOTE.
Acknowledge before ABRAHAM WENDELL Justice
| The above described premises is the present burying ground of Sonthampton. It was set apart for burial purposes by a resolution of the trustees in 1721. The first grave was on the south side of the lot, and is marked by a head-stone bearing the following inscription :
HEARE LYES | ye BODY of JOSEPH | POST DESEASED | 10 NOVEM BER | AGED ABOVT | 72 1721.
Upon the foot-stone is the following :
POST JOSEPH | THE FIRST | ENTARED IN THIS | PLAS. W. S. P.]
I Iohn Mowbrey doe hereby binde myselfe faithfully & dil- ligently to teach and instruct a School In Southampton att twelve shillings In cash per Scholler for the Terme of Six Months Commensing from ye first day of May next and End- ing ye first of November next Ensueing, and to teach them In the hours following viz from Eight to Eleven a clocke In the fforenoone, and from one to five of the clocke In ye afternoone, as witness my hand in Southampton this 28th day of April 1694 Signed in presence of us TOHIN MOWBREY
MATHEW HOWELL THOMAS STEVENS
MR MOWBREYS SCOLLERS.
Mathew Howell 2 Rich Howell Ir 1 Lift Stevens 1 losoph Goodale 1
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
Ensigne ffordham 2 Abraham Howell 1
Hannah Sayre
1 James White 1
Walter Melvin
1 Sam Iohnes 1
Isaac Willman
1 Mrs lohanah Cooper 1
Will Herrick
1 Ionas Bower 1
Joseph Foster
1 lohn Woodruff 2 Joseph Hildreth 1
K
Southampton Sept ye 18 1696 I have given yon in charge the sum of one hundred and forty seven pounds five shillings and nine pence, to bee collected of the Inhabitants of ye towne according to the respective sums anexed to their names. and pay with all the haste you can to the Receaver Generall for the defence of the fronteer the sum of sixty eight pounds five shil- lings, and at or before the twenty fifth of march pay the like sum of sixty eight pounds five shillings as aforesaid, and the Remainder which will bee ten pounds fifteen shillings and nine pence you are to render an accompt thereof to the trustees of your said town for the time being. Given under my hande this day above said
MATHEW HOWELL
To Icekamiah Scott collector of the publie Rates and taxes in Southampton.
An Estimate of Town of Southampton this 11th Sept 1696 by vs Elnathan Topping Abram Howell & Samuel Cooper Ephraim Howell 35 Theodore Pierson 38
Benony Newton 50 Jeremiah lagger 32
Jonathan Raynor 88 George Harris 30
Joseph Woolley 15
Benjamen Haines 40
Semnel Clark North sea
Jeremiah Halsey 36
lohn Woolley 24 lohn ffoster Ir 34
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
Daniel Sayre
50
Mrs Mary Halsey and her
Peregrine Stambrough
120
son Nathaniel 85
John Stambrough
24
Edward Howell
140
Christopher ffoster
26
Obadiah Rogers
105
Iosiah Hand 55
Humphry Hughes
30
John Foster
50
Isaac Mills
35
Ichabod Cooper
35
Richard Howell
74
James Hildreth 48
John Post
60
Isaac Halsey South end 69
lohn Bishop
30
Joseph Post 55
Samuel Bishop
24
ffraneis Savre
55
Josiah Bishop
18
Iecamia Scott
90
Iob Sayre
80
Col Henry Pierson
130
Iohn Woodruff
65
Samuel Johnes
80
Lot Burnet
76
Robert Woolley
40
John Iagger
95
Mr Iona Fordham
43
John Lupton
50
Hannah Travally
26
Ioanna Cooper
90
Isaac Bower
30
Richard Howell Ir
33
Thomas Cooper
30
Joseph Hildreth
75
Mr John Wick
35
Iosiah Topping
100
Iohn Michell
45
Josiah Halsey
60
John Bishop Ir
18
Joseph Pierson
75
Anthony Ludlam
65
Iames Cooper .
60
Major Mathew Howell
95
Jonathan Ilowell
38
John Rose Ir
20
Caleb Gilbert
15
Iohn lessup
110
Thomas Topping
50
Henry Ludlam
55
Samuel Cooper
64
Iohn Morehonse
43
Samuel Lum
45
William Tarbill
30
lohn Rose
20
Iohn Parker
42
John Burnet
12
Joseph Foster
58
Ellis Cook
55
Tho Sayre
24
Joseph More
72
Iolın Davis
36
Isaac Raynor
66
Tho Shaw
26
Thomas Steevens
:5
Abram Howell
64
Mrs Hannah Sayre ard Elisha 90
Lenard Harris 26
RECORDS: TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
363
Wm Perkins
24
Theophilus Howell 45
Aaron Burnrt
40
Joseph Lupton 32
Ionah Bower
45
Nathaniel Howell
34
Ionah Rogers
75
Abigail Topping 46
Major Iohn Howell 100
Joseph Wiekham
16
Isaac Halsey
110
Peter Norris
34
Isaac Halsey Ir
30
Ezekiel Sandford 82
Thomas Rose
26
Samuel Barber
12
Wid Elisebeth Laughton
12
Stephen Hedges
12
David Halsey
45
Henry Harris
9
Manassah Kempton
20
Edward Petty
30
Isaac Willman
55
James Herrick 28
lames Haines
15
Benjamen ffoster Ir
34
lohn Raynor
55
John Sayre
36
Mrs Mary Howell
60
Saml Clark old town
40
Daniel Halsey
81
John Mowbray
18
lohn Willman
18
Joseph Goodale
18
A biel] Cook
45
Tho Parvine
15
Capt Elnathan Topping
85
Josiah Ilowell
14
T'ho. Lupton
36
John Maltbie
15
John Cook
88
Ionah Howell
16
Patience Barnes (widow)
64
Joseph ffordham
135
Gersham Culver
48
William Herrick
82
Benjamen Foster
65
Mr William Barker 35
Henry Goseing
12
Samuel Butler 12
ffrancis Shaw
12
Doctor Durand 12
Widow White
55
Robert Norris 38
Mary Larison
06
Benony flint
18
Robert Patten
12
Widow Leman (Leaming) 15
Mrs Martha Phillips
12
Nathaniel Roscoe 12
William Rose
12
Richard Roundsfield 14
Walter Melvine
12
William Blve
12
Mordeca Burnet
15
Samnel Haines 15
Richard ffowler
15
Robert Isbell
12
John Davis Ir
12
Richard Halsey
15
John Davis mason
12
James Brading
12
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON.
David Sayre
12
Theophilus Willman 15
loseph Howell
40
Benjamen Willman 12
Martin Rose
12
John Reeves
30
Abiel Davis
15
Iosiah Raynor
15
Dan Burnet
20
Jeremiah foster
15
Joseph Smith
15
[Total]
7077
An Estimate of ye towne of Southampton Errors excepted by us whose names are under written the day and year first written
ELNA TOPPING ABRAHAM HOWELL Assessors.
SAMUEL COOPER
[Note added.] This tax layed at 5d ye pound comes to 147 5s 9d.
[The tax at 5d per pound is carried out in the original list but is omitted in the above copy .- w. S. P.]
STATE OF NEW - YORK, County of Suffolk SS : Town of Southampton )
I have compared the foregoing with the original Records on file in my office, and the same is a correct transcript there- from, and of the whole of said originals contained in Liber A, No. 2, in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Southampton, including errata ; except that abstracts are made of some deeds and car marks recorded, which are correct abstracts thereof, and in all cases where abstracts are given, the fact that they are abstracts is stated.
Dated Dec 30th, 1876.
EDWARD H. FOSTER, Clerk of the Town of Southampton.
INDEX.
Arnold, Isaac 64, 255 Bartholomew, Josiah 80, 98, 275 93 Burnet, Joi, Joel, David 81,
Aspatuck
Anning, John
83 107. 275, 224
Accabog meadow 110, 115, 113 Butler, Samnel 334
Assup's neck
113 Bull head creek 331
Apocock
136 Burnet, Mathias 151
Assembly, Gen
230, 286 Brusny neck 90
Apne, Rob
282 Baily, Steph 115
Abott, Hannah
308 Birch Creek
117, 119
Burnet, Aaron
131, 285, 199
Bond, Rob 3, 41, 42 Byford, Tho
Baker, Thomas 5, 7, 242 Bishop, Samuel 138, 212
Bower, Jonas 5, 17, 24, 54, 205, Bishop, Josiah 143, 323
243, 229, 339
Byfield, Tho 144, 281
Burnett, Tho 6, 54, 71, 28 Beach meadow 157
Barrett, Ri 7, 13, 238, 235, 217 Bridge Hampton 175
Badd, John 17 Bover, Stephen 178
Barnes, Joshma 17, 49, 71, 226 Births, list of 301, 818, 248, Buffum, Joshua 20 292, 340, 343
Bennit, Ri 21, 28, 30 Bishop, Ri 218
Bower, Daniel 33, 199 Burnet, Mary, John 229, 277, 325 232
Bower, Jonah 84, 125, 186, 329 Burnet, Merriam
Bower, Isaac, John 146, 148, 326 Barnes. Amy 242
Barnes, Patience 242
Bower, Ruth
153 Burnet. Lot, Stephen 242, 298, 199
Bounds of town 39, 55, 99, 304
Barker. Samuel, Wm 41, 42, 53, Bnrnet, Mordecai, Dan 271, 323 132, 134. 324. 224 Browne, Maj 243
41 Beebee, Joanha 244
Beswick, John 105, 53, 59, 61, Beaver 244
71, 336, 339, 244, 274
Briggs, Davie 247,272
Blux, Katherine
53 Bird, James
274
Brown, Tim
59 Brick making 279
Barnes, Win 59 Burying ground 7
310, 309
Bishop. John 68, 251, 523 Barnes, Charles 31, 32
138
333.
Birdsall, Nath
11
RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. INDEX.
Black pond
171 Cobb's pond 97, 98, 207, 221 Commissioners
98
Court fees
3, 6 Crag, Dr. 99
Chatfield, Mr
3 Cobb burying ground 106
Cooper, John
7 Cow neck 310, 133, 224, 332
Coe, John
16 Canoe place 130, 328
Cooper. Simon
16 Culver, Jonathan 143
Cooper, Ichabod
321 Clark, Jeremiah
134, 195
Cooper, John 18, 217, 25, 50, Clark, James
144
40, 41. 40
Clark, Eliphelet
144
Cooper, Thomas
80, 148, 86, Clark, Joad
144, 127, 272
Clark, Joseph 186
Cooper, Sarah 95, 130, 272 Clark, Samnel
308, 331, 242,
Cooper, Abigail 137
276. 295
Cooper, James 139, 148, 183, 327 Chatfield, Tho. 153
Cooper, Samuel, Ichabod
143 Campbell, John 153. 243, 243, 300
Cooper, David, Stephen
201 Clam island 167
Cooper, Mary
242 Camps pond 171. 298
Cooper, Benjamen
331 Calf creek 174
Champlin, Steph
16 Cedar swamp
195, 199
Corwithy, Caleb
17, 211 Conkling, John, Sarah 201, 213
Clark, Sam 33, 55, 57, 73, 216 Captain's pond
208, 215
Conkling, Jer 35, 269 Cattle
Cook, Ellis
42, 228, 235 Cold spring
325
Cook, John 85, 133 Cobbs pond
332
Cook, widow Martha 84, 85, 93, Connecticut Jurisdiction 270. 269 Courts
231
Cook, Abiel
238 Clay pits
238
Cook, Elias
148 Cormorant point
238
Cook, David
182 Chatfield, Annah 243
Cook, Obadialı
183, 198 Cadnor, Edmond 216
Cook, Elizabethi
243 Clark, Edmond
247
Cook, Jobn
247, 271 Cutting creek
252
Captain's neck
49, 59, 219 Culver, Jeremiah
283, 303
Cooper's neck
49, 224, 328
49 Doliber, James 125
55 Dollobor, John 3
Cory, Isaac 58, 119, 341 Davis, Sam. 7, 17, 20, 41, 99
Calf pen neck 59, 330, 326, 337 Davis, John 17, 72, 211, 146, 61 329,331
Constable
61 Davis, Zachariah 145
Casson, Jaques
65 Davis, Arthur
146
Carwithy, John 80, 275 Davis, Joseph
199
Catchaponack. 88, 113, 185, 276 Davis, Mary
217
Culver, Gersham 97, 120, 125, Davis, ffulk,
41, 204, 229
425, 130, 328, 246, 275
Davis, Benj. 53, 59, 287, 326, 327
222
227
Carteret, Peter
Clay pit
Clark, Sam
244
RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. INDEX. III
Davis, Andrew 72 Foster, John
93, 143, 237
Davison, Benj.
97 Foster, David 144
Dayton, Sam. 18, 55, 21. 38 Foster, Lydia 153
Diment, Tho. 4, 7, 13, 14, 30. 38, Foster, Joseph 205, 207 Foster, Daniel
71
Dickinson, Jolın 40. 41 Foster, Jonas
182
Division, 40 acre
76 Foster, Tho.
244
Division, vote for 143, 149, 203 Foster, Ri.
330
Dyer, Cornelius
80 Field, Mr.
6
Dimon. James
153 First neck 49, 236, 326
Delaval, Tho. Maj.
202 Flint, Benony 78, 84, 243, 202, 306
Dirty creek
210 Fowler, Chris 79, 95, 267, 282
Dayton, Caleb
270, 282 Fences plain 181, 276, 96, 131, 322
Deaths, list of
282 Frog pond, 124, 220, 338
Dayton, Ralphı
204 Fowler. Ri 144
Drunkeness
31 Farrantean's point 145, 279
Dains, Jolin
831 Fraiser, Dan. 175
Fithian, David, Enoch 185, 242
East Hampton
124 Farret, James
226
East Hampton bounds, 3, 134, Fish, John
246
135, 182, 220, 212, 216, 194 Fourth neck,
253, 330
Edwards, Wm. 57. 30 Fletcher, Mr
262
Edwards, John Eades. Nicholas
12 Flying point, 55, 298
Eston, Henry
65 Fishing places, 183
Erle, John 88, 242, 132, 356 Flint, Ammi
Else, John 272.96, 247, 260, 279
Escute, Edmund 167, 201
Goldsmith, Tho. John 13, 41, 18
Fordham, Robert 40. 60, 68. 207 79, 255
217, 226, 238. 247. 322, 336 Gardiner, Lyon 33, 42, 212, 355
Fordham, Jonah 76, 124. 332 Gardiner, David
Fordham, Joseph 80, 144, 302 Gin acre Pond, 39, 214, 237, 333 Gosmer, John 49, 205, 236, 244
201, 266, 244, 307
Fordham, Isaac 124 Glover, Hen. 53
Fordham, Nath. 143, 199, 200 Gibbs, Ri. 65
Fordham, Charity 150 Gould, Benj. 102
Fordham, Pelletiah
150 Georgecav
103
Fordham, Alex
175 Gilbert, Caleb
144, 332
Fordham, John
201 Gelston, Samuel 185
Foster, Christopher 3. 54, 124 Goodwin, Tho. 281. 296
140, 148, 185, 306, 328, 335 Gray, John 2×4
Foster, Nath.
5 Gardiner, Andrew 333
Foster, Hackaliah 38 Goodale, Joseph 138
Foster, Benj. 62, 98, 332 Goats
222
60 Floyd, Ri. 333
201
32 Fatting pasture 137
Diament, Tho.
182
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RECORDS : TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. INDEX.
Howell, Ebenezer 201 Husey, Josiah, Israel 67, 1-45
Howell, Josiah 201, 242 Halsey, Ann 65
Howell, Jesse 200 Halsey; Joseph
Howell, Aaron, Abner, 203, 230 Halsey, Joshua 144
Howell, Elisabetlı
243 Halsey, Jonah 2.)1
Howell, Isaac 148 Halsey, Ezekiel 2)1
Howell, Henry
2 Halsey, Samnel
146
Howell, Abraham 2, 104, 107, 242 How, Daniel 3,212 42
Howell, Hezekiah
2 Haines, Anthony
Howell, Edni'nd 17 45 59 228 324
Haines, Benj. 53, 63. 184, 241 Haines, David, John 7, 71, 86, 185 Haines, James 138, 148, 2010
Howell, Ri. 34, 101, 325, 211 Haines, David 183
Howell, Edward 53, 55, 108, 148 Haines, Hen. 1$5
Howell, Arthur 57, 60, 200, 226 Haines, Joseph
186
230, 209 Haines, Sam. 319, 332
Howell, Mathew, et passim 58, Halsey's nock, 55, 138, 228, 344 106, 132, 321
Howell, David 60, 201 Holdsworth, Jonas 2, 50, 224 53
Howell, Theophilus, 337, 183, Hawley, Jos.
115, 128, 181
Helme. Tno. 59
59
Howell, Ephraim 182 Harveye. Mathias 60
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