Book 12; p. 201; 20 Oct. 1727. Joseph Royall, of Boston, "only son of Joseph Royall, and great-grandson of William Royall of Casco," to Jacob Royall, of Boston, "Land in North-Yarmouth, east of Arnold Allen, 20 acres in extent." "Also 200 acres between Westcustogo and Chesquisick." Book 12; p. 211; 6 Dec. 1727. Thomas Millett, of Falmouth, to Wymond [ --Wyman?] and Phineas Jones, of North Yarmouth, "4 acres of marsh on Cousins' River." Book 12; p. 240; 12 July 1680. Dominicus, Samuel and Jeremiah Jordan, of Spurwink, to Walter Gendall, of Spurwink, "one half of Jebeque, (or Geboag), Island, in Westgustogoe." Book 12; p. 255; 23 Feb. 1727. Capt. Benjamin Larrabee, Senior, of Falmouth, to son-in-law Samuel Proctor, of Falmouth. "two lots of Land in North Yarmouth: one east by Wm. Ashfield's and the other on the western side of the western river, near boiling spring, 14 acres in extent." Book 12; p. 260; 7 Nov. 1714. Ephraim Savage, of Boston, Administrator of the estate of Richard Wharton, deceased, to Thomas Hutchinson, John Wentworth, Adam Winthrop, John Watts, David Jefferies, Stephen Minot, Oliver Noyes and John Ruck, all of Boston, "a tract of land called Merriconeage, lying over against an island called Sebascoe, alias Sequasco Diggen." Book 12; p. 279; 22 Apr. 1728. John Smith, of Boston, to Abiah Wadsworth, of North Yarmouth, "a lot of land in North Yarmouth, that was allotted to Tobias Oakman by the Committee of said town, and the said Oakman sold to me." Book 12; p. 281; 10 Mar. 1725. Mary, wife of Abraham Batting, of York, to Jonathan Preble, of York, "one half of an island, called Cousens' his island, in Westgostugoe." Book 12; p. 298; 24 Mar. 1704. Nathaniel Wallis, of Beverly, to Stephen Sewall, of Salem, "one half of 72 acres in North Yarmouth, he bought of John Cousens and Richard Bray." Book 12; p. 316; 20 Mar. 1727. Moses Felt, of Rumney Marsh, son of George Felt, of North Yarmouth, and George Felt, of Salem, grandson of the said George Felt, to the Committee for the resettlement of North Yarmouth, viz., William Taylor, Elisha Cook, William Dudley, John Smith and John Powell, "the rights of George Felt, Senior, to land in North Yarmouth, excepting house lots of ten acres each granted to said Moses and George." Book 12; p. 352; 14 Sept. 1727. Jonathan Watson, of Medford, to Phineas Jones, of North Yarmouth, "the lot of land set off to him by the Committee of resettlement of North Yarmouth, Lot No. 20, 10 acres." Book 12; p. 353; 14 Sept. 1727. William Bond, of Boston, to Phineas Jones, of North Yarmouth, "the lot of land set off to him by the Committee of resettlement of North Yarmouth, Lot No. 10. 10 acres." Book 12; p. 362; 23 Oct. 1728. mouth, to William Ward, of North No. 24." James Parker, of North Yar- Book 13; p. 13; 10 Mar. 1729. Moses Felt, of Boston, to Phineas Jones, of North Yarmouth, "ten acres in North Yarmouth, north-easterly on George Felt's ten acre lot: south-westerly by land originally [Robert?] Standford's." Book 13; p. 29; 3 Dec. 1728. Nathaniel Emmes, to John Harrod, both of Boston, "lot in North Yarmouth, being the same that was conveyed to Thomas Stevens by several Indian Sagamores, 19 Jan. 1673" [see p. 412, OLD TIMES.] Book 13; p. 29; 5 Dec. 1728. Joseph Robie, to John Harrod, both of Boston, "lot in North Yarmouth, being the same granted to Thomas Stevens by several Indian Sagamores, 19 Jan. 1673" [see as above.] Book 13; p. 117; 28 May 1728. John Smith, of Boston, to James Parker, of North Yarmouth, "Lot No. 24, consisting of ten acres of land." Book 13; p. 54; 8 Apr. 1729. Jeremiah Moulton, of York, to Rowland Houghton, of Boston, "Lot No. 14, North Yarmouth." Book 13; p. 92; 29 Apr. 1729. John Atwell, of Lynn, and wife Margaret, to Lieut. John Brintnall, of Boston, "ten acres of land in North Yarmouth, and one-tenth of the right of the heirs of John Maine, said Atwell being grandson of said John Maine." Book 13; p. 104; 25 July 1729. Joseph Harris, of Boston, to son Amos Harris of North Yarmouth, "ten acres of land in North Yarmouth, bounded by county road, ministerial lot and common lands." Elizabeth Cook, of Roxbury, Holman, late of North Yarfor the resettlement of the Book 13; p. 110; 20 Mar. 1727. grand-daughter and only heir of John mouth, deceased, to the Committee town, "exchanges a lot of land where said Holman lived on Broad Cove." Book 13; p. 111; 17 Feb. 1728. Elizabeth Cook, of Roxbury, to John and Thomas Hill, of Boston, "land in North Yarmouth, on Holman's Point, near Broad Cove." Book 13; p. 115; 25 July 1729. Joseph Harris, and wife Rebecca, of Charlestown, to son Amos Harris, of North Yarmouth, "ten acres northerly by Gershom Rice's lot, easterly by Broad Cove." Book 13; p. 117; 23 Feb. 1726. Elizabeth Larrabee, wife of Thomas Larrabee, deceased, with John Larrabee and Benjamin Larrabee, sons of Thomas Larrabee, deceased, to James Parker, of North Yarmouth, "all our rights to land in North Yarmouth owned by our late father." (To be continued.) ་ PROPRIETORS' RECORDS, (Continued from page 600.) COMMITTEE MEETING Att a meeting of the Committee for re- The Committee haveing at Sundry times heretofore given Pub- ceive so many new Settlers as would make up One hundred with The Committee haveing on the 23d of March preceeding direct- The Committee proceeded & agreed upon the method for draw- Perform such things as the Committee should direct & order for the more Effectual, Speedy & Sure Settlement of the township, which no one gainsay'd, they began upon the drawing out the several lotts, each man's name that was to draw being wrote upon a single piece of paper, folded up and then putt into a hatt, amounting in the whole to sixty-four, and then the Same Number of Papers folded with a Distinct number on each one & putt into another hatt, and as the Names of the persons were Severally & distinctly taken out the numbered [paper] that followed each man's name determined his lott. These sixty-four with the affixed lotts making up the amount of One hundred and three lotts; Each man's lott as well as the Ancient Settlers', as those now taken, are in the order following: the number of the fixed lotts being interspersed with the others now drawn for, tho' none of them were putt into the hatts. Home-Lots, North Yarmouth, drawn May 18, 1727. 1 Benjamin Prince. 2 John Holman's Assignes. 3 Samuel Smith. 4 Thomas Doggett. 5 Thomas Crafts. 6 George Monk. 7 Ephraim Crafts. 8 Barnabas Hatch. 9 Robert Johnson. 10 William Bond. 11 Francis Wyman. 12 Samuel York. 13 Phinehas Jones. 14 Capt Jeremiah Moulton. 15 Coll William Dudley. 16 Benjamin Flagg. 17 Richard Bray's Assignes. 19 Samuel Fisher. 21 John Batten's Assignes. 23 John Maine's Assignes. 24 John Smith. 25 James Parker. 26 Amos Stevens' Heirs or Assignes. 27 Peter Blackman's Assign's 28 John Stearns. 29 Isaac Leatherby*. 31 Stephen Leatherby's* As signes. 32 Thomas Leatherby's* As signes. 33 Samuel Leatherby's* Assignes. 34 Henry Coombs' Assignes. 38 Roger Edwards' Assignes. 45 Old John Harris's Ass's. 46 Thomas Southworth. 47 Thomas Blashfield's As- 48 Cornelius Soul. 51 Joseph Maylem. 52 Samuel Baker (stream excepted. [*Larrabee.] |