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[0708] Know all men by these presents that where as Mr Gidia[ ] Crawfford of Prouidence in the Colony of Rhoad Jsland & Prou[ ]dence Plantations Jn New England : Did in his Last Will and Testament: Giue and Bequeath vnto his two sons Willian Crawfford and John Crawfford boath of Prouidence aforesaid: All his Lands that he was Possessed of Jn New England aforesaid : | therefore: in obediance to ye sd will the sd William Crawfford & John Crawford therefore in obed | to be Equally deuided betwixt them his aforesaid two sons William Crawfford and John Crawfford : did on the 23d day of January, 1745 Make pertition of all the said Lands Jn manner and form following ; Excepting only one hundred acres that was Purchisd of [ ]ajor James ffitch
Ist William Crawfford Js to h[ ] all the Lands which aper- tained betwixt them: in | sd | Prouidence Neck with half a Right in the thach beds: and in Lue thereof John Crawfford is to haue that part of the house Lott which there father Pur- chised of William Pray in Prouidence aforesd: Lieing in the Town and twenty acres of Land he Purchised of Samuel
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Wright Lieing by the small Ponds on Waybauset side and also sixty acres and an half of Land Lieing adjoyning on the East side of Moswansicut Pond all within the Township of sd Prouidence
2ly Jn Lue of the homestead in sd Prouidence Towne that William Crawfford Js Possessed with and the warehouse Lotts on the west side of the Towne streete oppisate against sd home stead, John Crawfford Js to haue all the Lands and meadows [ ]n Moshantatack that belonged betwixt them Excepting only one share Lieing in Peteconset bottam the which still Remaineth vnto William Crawfford: and also John Crawfford is to haue that farme att the Place Called socesicut in sd Prou- idence neere to the dwelling house of Capt Thomas Harris and all that Land or farm Lieing att the place Called secotunco- nug in Prouidence aforesaid
3ly William Crawfford Js to haue all the Lands which be- longeth betwixt them att warwick in the Colony aboue sd and half a share of Meadow Lieing in the Meadow Calld the Greate meadow by Moshasuck Riuer in Prouidence aforesaid : and twenty fiue acres of Land Lieing att a place Called Paskhoage in sd Prouidence And in Lue there of John Crawfford is to haue all that Land which was Purchised of Daniel ffuller and Capt Joseph [ ] the which Land Lieth att a Place Called Wachomoqut in Rehobath in the County of Bristoll in the Prouiance of the Masachusets bay
4thly : William Crawfford Js to haue the seauenty fiue acres of Land Lieing on the West side of the seauen mile Line in Prouidence afore sd Neere to John Aldriches : And Jn Lue there of John Crawfford Js to haue ore hundred acres of Land which was Purchised of Major James ffitch Lieing att the
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Little Riuer in Killingsly in the Colony of Conictticut and half a Right in the Commons on the East side of the seauen mile Line in sd Prouidence
(Verso)
5thly William Crawfford Js to haue half a Right in the Commons on the West side of the seauen mile Line in Prouidence aforesaid : And Jn Lue there of John Crawfford is to haue all that Land which belonged betwixt them att Qua- paugue in the
And Wee the said William Crawfford and John Crawfford do by these presents Acknowledg and declare our full satis- faction and Content in the aboue Recited Pertition or deuision of said Lands: And there fore do for our selues our Heirs Executors Administrators and A[ ]signs Exonerate acquitt and fully discharge Vnto Each [ ]er theire perticulior parts and Percells of said Lands according to this our aboue men- tioned deuision with all the Preuiledges profets benefets and appurtinanses to the said parts and percells belonging to be free and Cleare for Euer: And not to dissturb nor molest Each other Jn there full Jnjoyment and Jmprouement of the same
[0709] Wee Richard Browne & Richard Waterma being att a Quarter meeting held att Prouidence Oct" ye 27th anno Dom 1716
Chosen a Committee to Inspect Jnto the Towne debts and make Report to ye Towns Quarter meeting In January - 1715 Where vpon wee haue drawn the following account
The Towne of Prouidence dt' To seuoral Persons as they haue Charged in there seuoral accounts: to ye Releife of Sam- uel Meeds
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To Resolued Waterman
S €: d
07 - 09 - 04 To Richard Clemance for: 17 : weekes board 03 - 08 - 00 att 45 Pr weeke
To Doct' John Jenckes for ye Cure of his ) 00-15-00
Greate too
To Richard Browne for his Entertainement 00 - 06 - 06 Jn the time of his Lameness
To William Edmunds for keeping of Samuel ) muel }o 04- 14-06 meeds
Allowed To Joshua winsor
To serueing two warrants in warning Persons out of Towne
00 - 04 - 00
To Henry Mawrey for seruis don in moueing 00 - 16 - 00 straingers and sum of our own Poore
An Account deliuored by m' James Dexter one of the ouer seers of the Poore
due To John King weauor for Keepeing Mary - 20- 12 -06 Aldrich two years & 2 months
due To William Lawrance for Keeping Mary Aldrich one yeare
08-15-00
due To Edward Hawkings | for | Keeping Sarah } 03 - 00 - 00
Aldrich one yeare wee allow
due To m' James Dexter for going to James 00 - 06 - 00 Thorntons to view his famoly To time | yt sª dexter | Exspended about ? 00-03-00 Hannah jarrott
(Verso)
due To John Angel: weauer for serueing in the 04 - 00 - 00 Place of Town sarjant : in ye yeare 1713
due To Joseph Angel next June for three years 12 -00 -00
seruing Towne sarjant
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money due to Killing wolues
du To Daniel Angel and Company
03-00-00 To: 3 wolues
To Zachariah Eddy for one wolfs head
01 - 00 -00
01 - 00 -00
To John Brown son of John Browne (Recto) Charges in Laying o[ ] high ways
Jn Laying out the |high way to ye narrow passage £
S d
To Major Thomas ffenner 00 - 06 - 00
To Richard Waterman Jun' 00 - 03 -00
An account brought by Cap' William Crawfford Jn behalf of him self and Jury Jmplyed in saruis | a | Laying a high way from ye Greate Pond to ye greate meadow hallow.
first To him self for his 2 days attendance Jn 48 sd aruis ce Jn {00-[]-00 £ d
s d
To ye Jury : 10 : men : [ ]days Each : 39 r day 03-00- 00 S
To: 7 : men : 1 : [ ] day Each 38 }' day 01 -01 - [] 01 -01 -00
due to Richard Waterman Jun' Clerke
To Giueing or granting a warrant Jn behalf of the Councill: & Also
00 - 02 -00
Recording the Returns of sd highway
To sarjant Joseph Angel for summoning the 00 -12 -00 Jury and Attendance : 3 : days in sd saruis
Allowed to Daniel Abbott for Labour don 01 -08 - 0 vpon ye high way in Plainffeild Road
Allowed To Richard Waterman Towne Clerke for two Books he bought for ye Towns vse
Viz one for ye Towne Councill and one To
Enter Marriages and Childrens Births in
00-17 -0
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To Benjamin Whipple for keeping Samuel Meeds, his horse thirteen weeks, in the winter of the year 1715 or 16. 00-13-00
To our one Charge in our seruis | don | Jn: Inspecting into the Towns debbts
00-1[]-00 Richard Browne Richard W[ ]erman
(Verso)
Major Thomas ffenner Charges: Jn behalf of himself and Jury for seruis don in Laying a highway from Prouidence toward Plainffield by order of a Town Councill held att Proui- dence ye 17th of August 1706
viz: To: 12: men 3|2| days att 35 Ur day 03-1[]-00 S d
To him self : 3 : days att: 53: {' day 00- 15-00
Capt Thomas Harris Charges: 12: for his )
saruis don with Major Hopkins and Capt Olney 00 - 12-00 in Laying a highway toward Plainffield: 3: days
[0710] Aprill ye 22a- 1718
Jonathan Wade being att ye Request of Josiah owen Ex- amined Concerning his Trauell and where he spent his time the Last first day :
The Lad said he went from young Jonathan Whipples to John Hawkingses with an Jntent to go to the said owenis but Joseph Hawkings a Little boy told him that owens is famoly Was all gon to meeting and there Was no body att home : so he went no further that way but went down to William Hawkings : is: and was there about the middle [ ] the after noone : and from thence went s[ ]reight to sd Jonathan Whip-
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pl[ ] a[ ]d got home there before sun sett: and when he Came home he told sª Jonathan Whipple that he had not bin att Josiah owens for he heard there was no body att home and so he did not goo
[0711] To the Towne Quarter Meeting met this 27th Day of January Ano Domini 1719
Louing frindes and Neighbours our Humble Request is unto you that you Would be pleased to Grant us the Liberty to fence in the High waies With Our Land at the Lower end of the Neck for fiue years More as it hath bin for fiue years Last Past and in So doing you Would Oblige the Subcribers Who are your Most Louing frindes and Neighbours to Serue
Nicholas Power
Benjamin Tillinghast Samuell Winsor Joseph Whipple Joseph ffenner Richard ffenner
Richard Browne
(Verso)
The within bill is granted prouided the petisinors or there partners | make & | maintaine a Cupple of Carte Gates for the Conueniancy of Publick passag in ye high way Voated and past
Richard Waterman Clerke
[0712] To m' Stephen Dexter Constable of Prouidence Jn the Colony of Rhoad Jsland and providence plantations Jn new england : These Greeteing
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You are hereby in his majestyes name George King of Greate Britton, &c Required upon sight hereof : To take into your Custody the body of Jonathan Browne of providence abovesd Cooper and him in Custody Keepe and Convey and safely deliver vnto the Keeper of his majestyes Goole att new- port in sd Colony, and you are also hereby Jmpowered to take sufficiant aide, and appress a boate for the Executeing this warrant hereof faile you not. And this shall be your sufficiant warrant and discharge: Given vnder my hand and seale this : IOth day of Aprill Jn the fifth yeare of his sd majestyes Reign : anno Dom. - 1719- Joseph Jenckes Dept Gou'
The aboue written is a true Copie Compared with the orig- inal this 18th day of April 1719: by me
[0713] To the Town Met January the 27th 1729
Gent: men I Suppose it is not unknown to many of you that my Grandfather M': Gregory Dexter was one of the origi- nal proprietors of the Lands of this Town of Providence, & had a lot of 80 acres of Land laid out at Scoakanoxit, The which he gave to my hon':d father & Settled him there on : & Since my fathers Decease the sd Lot descended to me his only heir & is the Land I now live upon; & was the first lot that was layd out in yt part of our Town Shipe, but Since the laying out thereof, other people have laid out Land adjoining on three Sides of it, & all the Land adjoining on the fourth Side is claimed ; quite home to mine : & the way which I have used this Six & Twenty years to go off my Land in to the Road which leads to the Town is Now Stoped up, So that I cannot possible come at any Road That Leads Either to mill or market with my Team: nor yet on foot nor on horseback,
38
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but as I have | leve | of Jonathan Sprague to pass through his meadow & gent: men, I am humbly of opinion that this (if it be alowed of) will be ye first precedent that Ever was Set in New England, That after a man has laid out Land & built upon it, for other men to lay out Land Round his, & thereby Compell him to buy a high way to pass off his own land to get into a comon Roade: & gen : men, you cannot but be Sense- able that it has been the general practice in this Town that in Laying out of Lands good care has been taken to Leaue Suf- ficient highways: & in all parts of the Town Shipe where there has been any omission on that foot, upon the Jnhabitants making Request To the Town, conveinant highways have forthwith been laid out, & my Interest, both as I am a proprie- tor & one of the Kings Subjects, being Equall with my Neigh- bours, ought in Justice to obtaine the Like Regard, as I hope it will, & therefore pray that you will please So to consider the premisses as to lay out a conveniant high way for me & mine to pass in, from my own Land to the Road which comes out of our Northern woods into the Town & in So doing you will much oblige, gen": men your friend & neighbour
(Verso) John Dexter
M' John Dexters Bill
ye first bill
[0714] To Robert Curre Town Sergeant of Providence in the Colony of Rhode JsLand &c: Greeting
These are in his Majesties name George King of Great Brittain &c to Require you to give timely notice to all the members of the Town Councell of this Town of Providence to
.
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meet togather at ye : hovse of Cap': James Olney in sd: Provi- dence on Saturday next ye : 2ª : day of December 1721 : at : 12 : of ye: Clock in ye: day in order for Granting Administration on ye : Estate of Capt. Josiah Westcote who as I am Jnformed Dyed Jntestate and also to order an Inventory to be taken of ye : sd: Estate &c : and also to do'any other business that shall present before them proper & necessary for them to do: hereof fail not Giuen under my hand & Seal the : 27:th day of novem- ber in ye: Eighth year of his sd: Majeste[ ] Reign: Annoque Domini: 1721 :
[L. S.]
Andrew Harris Assist :
[0715] Att a Town Counceill Called by warrant held att providence this 26th day of february anno 1723
Upon the Petision of M' Eliezer Arnold Cap" Samuel Comstock M' Edward Smith and twenty nine others Jt is Voated and ordred that : there shall be a Conveniant High way Layed out by a Jury of twelve men or more according to the Law of this Colony through that Tract of Land Called Jnmans Purchase and to be Layed near the Rhode that hath Vsally gon by the house of Henrey Mowrey and John Balcom and so along threw the Lane near by Samuel Aldrich Jun's House and that Richard Brown Esq' shall grant a Summons to the Town serjaint to Summons a Jury as soone as Conveniantly may be and Jngage them according to Law for that purpose and that M' Brown and the Dep" sheriff go with the sa Jury and se the work be fully Compleated and make return to this Counceill for there acceptance and allowance of the same
a True Copie attest ' Richard Waterman Towne Clerke
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[0716] To Samuel Gorten Constable of Prouidence jn the Colony of Rhoad Jsland and prouidence plantations jn New England these Greeting
that whereas Complaint hath bin this Day made unto me by Edward Serles of Masshantuck jn said prouidence that his sonjnLaw William Seleuant hath absented him self from his family for four or fiue months Last past: whereupon his wife | Rachel | hath remoued her self out of our Township of said prouidence : and hath Left three small Children of said Seleuants jn a uery poor Condition : and the said Rachel doth jntend with all expedetion to Carrey a way all the said Seleuants houshold goods from his said Children as the Complainant saith : which thing js Contrary to both Law and equity
these are therefore jn his Maiesties Name George king of Great Brittan &c: To require you the said Constable to seize the said houshold goods jf you Can find them within youre presencks and them jn your safe Custidy keep untill further order be taken about the same: and make Return of your procedings herein
Giuen under my hand and seal this fift Day of march jn the eighth year of his said Majesties Reign Anno Domini : 1721 Or 22
[L. S.] Arthur ffenner Assistant
(Verso)
This Warrant was Executed according to the Contens there of ' mee
Samuel Gorton Constabl[ ]
[0717] Att A Towne Councill held att Prouidence March ye 10th 1722
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Vpon the Petision of Peter Ballau Jun' Concerning His Keepeing of Benjamin Beers: vpon Mature and Weighty Consideration Jt is ordered and Enacted that m' Richard Browne shall pay vnto the sd Peter Ballaeu the sum of fiue pounds out of the profets and Rents of the Reail Esstate that was in the possession of Benjamin Beers, deceased : toward the satisfieing the said Peter Ballaeu for the Charge he hath bin att in Keepeing the said surviveing Benjamin Beers
A True Copie Attest ' mee
Richard Waterman Clerk of ye Councill
INDEX
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INDEX TO SUBJECTS
[The number printed thus, 0387, refers to the number of the paper, and the number 13, following, refers to the page on which the paper will be found printed.]
Act of General Assembly passed in Warwick
0387
13
reading and publishing in town meeting
0560
142
recovery of fines from constables refusing to serve
0576
156
committee appointed to inspect action of commissioners of Massachusetts Bay in matter of boundary 0646
226
Agreement - lease of land at Dibley Hole between James Dexter and Maturin Alard
0619
194
titles of documents
0623
199
Amatcaconett - Edward Inman et al. request highway near
0558
1 42
Andros Sir Edmund -letter from King James II, touching lib- erty of conscience
0476
72
information requested by John Whipple from town to prove claims
0485 77
0486
77
letters and orders to justices of peace
0515
105
order to pay Richard Arnold for services
0517
112
forfeited estate of John Waters granted for benefit of family
0512
103
keeping of ordinaries (taverns) in Providence
0513
104
census of males in Providence
0532
127
Apprentice - John Olney of Epenetus to Joseph Goldsmith
0377
159
Assistant - Richard Arnold, judge of town court
0395
17
member of town council
0372
3
witness to bond of executor
·
0370
2
warrant to provide members of General Assembly
0392 15 0405
23
0421 28 0446 55 0456 61
39
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Assistant
Stephen Arnold issues writ in action before magistrates 0546 136 signs writ of injunction 0592
0545 136
174
John Dexter, warrant to elect constables, &c.
0538 I33
Arthur Fenner, warrant to provide for General Assembly and General Court of Trials 0405 23 0421 28 0446 55 0456 61
acts as judge of Town Court of Trials
0395
17
as member of town council 0372 3 0373 5
issues warrant against William Sulevant 0716
298
Thomas Fenner signs warrant for meeting in re bounds of Pawtuxet
0653
234
witness to grant of land
0648
228
issues warrant for town meeting to choose deputies
0669
246
issues warrant for meeting of council in re Mary Aldrich, widow,
0688
268
William Field marries John Whipple, Jr., and Mercy Olney John Greene (Warwick) member of committee on surrender of charter
0481
75
Richard Greene arrested while surveying lands in West- connaug purchase 0647 227
Andrew Harris issues warrant for town council to consider estate of Josiah Westcott
0714
296
William Hopkins certifies copy of bond of Pawtuxet Pur- chasers
0603
181
warrant for special session General Assembly
0607
186
issues writ returnable to Court of Magistrates 0610 188
0611
189
judge of court of magistrates
0618 193
0620
195
takes deposition of Thomas Mathuson
0609
188
certifies to acknowledgment of deed
0625
199
warrant to call Purchasers' and Proprietors' meeting
0627
203
warrant to warn Town Council meeting
0630
206
warrant to call Town and Proprietors' meeting
0638
218
Joseph Jenckes warrant to provide for General Assembly and General Court of Trials 0392 15 0421 28 0446 55
0456 61
0666
242
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Assistant -Joseph Jenckes, Warrant to provide
for special session General Assembly
0405
23
member of town council
03:0 2 0372 3 0373
5
receipt of late town clerk for delivery of records
0404 22
complaint in action for slander
0395
17
takes acknowledgment of power of attorney
0435
40
takes deposition
0430
36
member of committee on surrender of charter
0481
75
issues warrant to elect town officers
0538
133
issues warrant to call meeting of town council
0556
141
issues writ returnable to Court of Magistrates 0350 138
0555
141
signs writ of injunction
0392
174
issues summons to Samuel Whipple to answer complaint for spreading infamous reports
0681 259
issues warrant for election of deputies and general officers
0687
268
Benjamin Smith signs writ of injunction
0592
I74
Edward Smith issues writ - Court of Magistrates
0550
1 38
Joseph Williams certifies copy of bond of Gideon Crawford et al. 0604
184
issues warrant to choose assessors of tax and care for Anne Waters
0606
IS5
warrant for session of General Assembly issued to
060℃
IS6
acts as judge of Court of Magistrates 0618 193 0620 195
0599 179
0612
190
takes depositions in re assault on Mehitabel Yates
0624
199
takes depositions in re Joshua Verin
0619 194
0629
206
signs petition to regulate cutting of thatch
0617
192
issues warrant special session General Assembly
0636
218
member of committee to settle boundaries of Provi- dence Plantations
0642
221
issues warrant to provide for General Assembly
0643
222
cited to appear before General Assembly in Westcon- naug matter witness to grant of land on northern frontier
0647
227
0648
228
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Assistant - Joseph Williams
issues warrant for Proprietors' meeting
0653
234
issues warrant to provide for General Court of Trials
0654 234
to consider prudential affairs of the town to make a town rate
0659
237
Attorney General - Simon Smith arrested while officially survey- ing Westconnaug Purchase
0647
227
Bail - Arthur Fenner's petition for relief
0580
162
Bastardy - Josiah Owen's indemnity bond
0658 236
Beaver Dam -- bound between Providence and Warwick
0625
199
Bill against Thomas Walling for services to his family
0422
29
Birth - John Whipple son of John Whipple Jr. and Mary child of Mercy Estance
0658
236
cost of book for recording
0709
290
Block Island - warrant calling General Assembly to maintain forces
0635
217
Boston -- John Whipple's deposition relating to occurrence in shop of Thomas Clarke
0443
53
Thomas Olney sent thither in re Anne Waters
050
92
warrant issued for Providence tax rate 0524
117
Boundary - request by Benedict Arnold et al. that town set bound of Indian Field 0371
3
John Whipple's request that town fix bounds for heirs of John Throckmorton 0450
58
Hannah Mathuson's request that town protect her from en- croachments 0473
70
Bounds of Providence - committee appointed to set John Whipple's request for information 0485 77
0655
235
purchasers and proprietors appoint committee to negotiate with committee appointed by Samuel Cranston et al.
0661 239
Bridge - Dexter's, John Throckmorton's share in land near
0676
251
Muddy Dock, request to reserve shore on Weybosset side as common 0613
190
Weybosset, appointment of committee to receive contribu- tions 0616 192
0656
235
0666
242
0486
77
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Bridge
subscription list
0422
198
address to town by Jonathan Whipple et al.
0700
277
Brook - through land laid out to Thomas Patey
0534
131
Punhungansett, point in relation to bound of Pawtuxet Pur- chase
06-19
230
Robin Run - request for land near
0533
130
Small - conflicting land claims of Samuel Winsor and Epe- netus Olney
0445
54
Caucaun - Eli Arnold's desire to change land at
0558
142
Caujaniquant - deed of mentioned
0489
78
Census - males in Providence over 15 years of age warrant for taking
0524
117
Chapoymiscok - highway thither requested
0698
277
Christmas Visit - letter concerning
0:02
279
Clerk to House of Deputies - Thomas Olney signs message to house of magistrates
0580
162
Colony House - in Newport, notice of Court of General Trials and of General Assembly
0541
135
Combination - report of boundary line agreed upon
0633
215
reference in Stephen Arnold's protest
0489
78
alluded to in report on Seven Mile Line
0649
230
Commission - issued to captains of Rangers of the woods
0581
163
to run south line of Massachusetts Bay Colony
0572
153
Commissioners - to settle boundary line between Providence and Warwick 0625 199
0626
202
Common - request that land improperly laid out revert to request for leave to fence temporarily
0474
71
right to fence a part of granted for four years
0502
91
petition to reserve place for creatures passing over the river at Weybosset
0608
187
petition for free access at Mile End Cove
0703
279
Commonage - letter from John Greene to town demanding
0381
9
grant of right in consideration of payment of town debt protest against such grant of right
0387
I3
0386 II 0389
13
0442
52
0532
127
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Commonage
request for exchange of right without for a right within Seven Mile Line
0414
26
request of Benjamin Hearnden for full right
0468
68
record of Benjamin Hearnden's right destroyed by Indians
0468 68
mowing a thatch, report of committee
0621
197
division of Gideon Crawford's right
0708
288
individual rights beyond Seven Mile Line
Stephen Arnold
0530
I2I
Obadiah Brown
0571
15I
Silas and Benjamin Carpenter
0528
120
Common Land - grant of a corner to Thomas Arnold and Thomas Olney
0387
13
vote to record a return of layout to Thomas Harrison, Jr.
0397
19
grant of strip 5 ft. by 25 to Abraham Harding
0502
91
petition to town by Daniel Abbott concerning
0537
132
Samuel Whipple's request that town order surveyor to view his share and determine dispute
0589
I73
proposition to quiet titles east of Seven Mile Line
0650
232
Daniel Abbott's proposal regarding titles
0670
246
Common Lands - west of Seven Mile Line, request that fifty acres be laid out to Peter Place before winter
0407
24
list of Proprietors who drew for
0424
30
request by William Hopkins that his lot be laid out
0412
26
Stephen Arnold's protest against laying out
0489
78
Benjamin Thornton's request for order to settle on right
0566
144
Common Perpetual- petition that it be made matter of record
0459
64
request for town to state certain lands
0460
64
petition that pine lands be
0467
67
request that land exchanged by Stephen Arnold be
0488
78
request to reserve shore on Weybosset side from Muddy Dock Bridge to Weybosset point
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