being had may more fully appear and the other fifth Part being bought of Humphrey Spencer by my Cousin Allen Fuz as reference being had to his Deed bearing Date Jan' 22. 1711/12 may more fully appear To have and To hold ye said Meadow Land be it more or less with all the Appurtenances Priviledges & Profits to the sd James Herle his Heirs Execrs Admin's and Assigns forever And I the sd William Herle do oblige my self my Heirs Execrs and Admin's the Premisses hereby given and granted against all Persons whatsoever to him the sd James Herle his Heirs Exec's Admin's and Assigns to warrantize and forever Defend In Witness whereof I the sd William Herl Sen have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this fourteenth Day of March in the Year of Grace 1728/9 and in the Second Year of George the Second over England &c King Defender of the Faith Mem before Sealing interlined between ye 11th & 12th Lines from ye Top these Words viz [Jan" the fourth Day] mark Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of William X Herle (& a his Seal York ss: Berwick April 7th 1729-Then William Hearl appeared before me the Subscriber one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace for sd County and acknowledged the above written Deed or Instrument to be his Act & Deed Sam" Came A true Copy of ye Original Recd April 14, 1729 Exama by Jos: Moody Regr Be it known to all Men by these Presents that I William Herl Sen' of Berwick in the County of York in the Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England Yeoman for the natural Love I bear to my Son James Herl of the same Town and County Labourer have given granted aliened enfeoffed and confirmed and by these Presents do for myself my Heirs Execrs & Admin's absolutely give grant aliene enfeoffe and confirm unto the sd James Herl the one half of Fifty Acres of Land in Berwick where the said James Herl now lives wch was laid out to the sd James & Thomas Herl in the Year 1718. Decr 17 by James Warren Sen' then Survey by Vertue of a Grant to my Wife Patience Atherton Granted by Kittery in the Year 1671. the 13th Day of April as reference being had to sa Grant and Return may more fully appear To have and To hold the said half of fifty Acres or Twenty five Acres of Upland & Meadow Ground with the Appurtenances Buildings Fences & the Improvement ye sd James has or shall make upon it & all the Priviledges to the sd one half belonging or any Ways appertaining to him the said James Herl his Heirs Exec's Admin's and Assigns forever And I the sd William Herl do oblige my self my Heirs Execrs & Admin's the Premisses hereby given and granted against all Persons whatsoever to him the sd James Herle his Heirs &c to warrantize & forever Defend In Witness whereof I the said Wm Herl Sen have hereunto set my Hand & Seal this fifteenth Day of March in the Second Year of King George the Second Reign Annoq Domini 1728/9 Signed Sealed & Delivered In Presence of his William+Herl mark (& a Seal) Jeremiah Wise us Benjamin Lebby York ss Berwick April 7th 1729. William Hearl appeared before me the Subscriber one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace for sd and acknowledged the above written Instrument or Deed to be his Act & Deed Sam" Came A true Copy of ye Original Recd April 14, 1729 Examd Penhallow To Sawyer & York by Jos: Moody Regr To all People to whom these Presents shall come John Penhallow of Portsmouth in Newhampshire in New England Esqr Sendeth Greeting Whereas Sam Penhallow late of Portsmouth afores Esq Deca (Father of the abovenamed John Penhallow) did in life Time grant bargain and sell unto John Sawyer Benja York now of Falmth in the County of York in New England Yeomen fifty Acres of Salt Marsh situate lying and being within the Township of Black Point (comonly so called) & bounded as hereafter And for wch the sa Sam" Penhallow did not make any Deed nor ascertaine the Bounds thereof Now know ye that the sa Jno Penhallow as sole Executor to the last Will and Testament of his said Father and for and in Consideration of the Sum of one hundred & fifty Pounds currant Money of New England part thereof in Hand paid to the s Sam" Penhallow and the remaining Part in Hand paid to the s4 John Penhallow before the Ensealing & Delivery hereof & whereof & wherewith the sd John Penhallow is fully satisfied and contented & thereof and of every Part and Parcel thereof do exonerate acquit & discharge them the s Jno Sawyer & Benjamin York their Heirs & Assigns forever by these Presents hath granted bargained sold released conveyed and confirmed and by these Presents doth fully freely clearly & absolutely give grant bargain sell release and confirm unto them the said John Sawyer and Benjamin York their Heirs and Assigns forever the said fifty Acres of Salt Marsh butted and bounded as followeth & as the Butts and Bounds thereof was agreed upon (since the Sale thereof by the sa Sam" Penhallow) to the Satisfaction of Mr Sam" Harmon and the aforesd Benjamin York as Pa writing under their Hands Dated [19] August the 21st 1727. and is as followeth taking its beginning from the lowermost Bounds of the aforesd Sam" Penhallows Marsh nearest at the Mouth of Black Point River and to run upon s River upon a Straight Line Ninety Rod wch is a North Course and then Easterly Back ninety one Rod then Southerly Ninety Rod & then Westerly Round to the River to the Place where it first began weh by Agreement is understood to make up sa fifty Acres & is one Acres & Thirty Rod over to make up for the Salt Ponds within these Bounds and be it more or less Together with all the Priviledges & Appurtenances thereof and thereunto belonging or in any Ways appertaining To have and To hold all the before granted bargained and released Premisses with the Appurtenances thereof unto them the sd John Sawyer & Benjamin York their Heirs & Assigns forever to them & their own proper Use and Uses from henceforth and forever lawfully peaceably and quietly to have hold use occupy possess and enjoy from henceforth and forever freely and clearly & clearly acquitted exonerated & discharged of & from all former and other Titles Charges Troubles Incumbrances and Demands whatsoever And further the sd John Penhallow as Exec as afores". Do hereby oblige himself to warrant secure & forever to Defend all the before Granted & bargained Premisses and its Appurtenances unto them the sa John Sawyer and Benjamin York their Heirs and Assigns against the lawful Claims and Demands of all Persons whomsoever In Witness whereof the sd John Penhallow hath hereunto set his Hand & Seal the Fourth Day of September in the Year of our Lord. 1728. Signed Sealed & Delivered his Thos X Wilcox mark John Penhallow (a) Portsmo April 14th 1729 New Hamps' Then the abovenamed Jno the foregoing Instrument to be his Act & Deed Sam" Winkley Jus: Peace A true Copy of ye Original Reed April 14th 1729. Examd by Jos: Moody Regr Falmouth in the County of York March the 10th 1720/1 Granted to William Robards one House Lot from the End of the Lane along Church Street 14 Rod from thence to the End of the Lane at ye Walnut Tree running East & by Robards Grant at Falmo South fourteen Rod A true Copy taken out of the Benja Larraby Tho: Thomes Dan" Ingersall -Comittee Attest Sam" Cobb Town Cler A true Copy of an attested Copy Reed April 14th 1729. Examd by Jos: Moody Reg Falmouth in the County of York March the 10th 1720/1 Granted to William Robards one Three Acre Lot butting upon the Country Road beginning at a Birch Stake on the western Side marked one & two and so along the Road twelve Rod to a great white Oak Tree notcht two & three and so back into the Woods fourty two Rod running South West & by South As Witness our Hands the Day & Year above written Dtto A true Copy taken out of amd Comittee Benja Larraby Falmouth March the 13th 1721°/ Granted unto William Robards one thirty Acres of Land being in the Town of Falmouth in Casco Bay near Maiden Cove it being the Eighth Lot in Number and joyning to Tho: Armstrongs North West and runs South West Eight score Pole or Pearch into the Woods from the Water Side and by the Water Side thir ty Pole or Pearch leaving a Way cross said Land A true Copy taken out of the Falmth in ye 434 page Tho: Thomes Comittee Benja Larraby Attest Sam" Cobb Town Cler A true Copy of ye an attested Copy Reed April 14, 1729 Examd by Jos: Moody Regr Preble Know all Men by these Presents that I Stephen Preble of York in the County of York Yeoman for and in Consideration of five Pounds allowed & excepted by Nathan" Preble of Salem in the County of Essex Preble as Part of his Wives Portion due to her his said Wife Rachel Preble out of the Estate of her Father Stephen Preble late of sa York deceased Hath given granted bargained sold aliened enfeoffed assigned Quit claimed and made over and doth by these Presents give grant bargain sell aliene enfeoffe assign Quit Claim and make over and fully and absolutely convey and confirm unto the sa Nathan" Preble and his Heirs and Assigns forever Seventy Acres of Land where he can find it clear of all former Grants the web sd Grants of was given unto my Father Stephen Preble abovesd late of sd York Deca thirty Acres of it at a legal Town Meeting sd York Feb 27 1678 the other forty Octobr ye 2d 1679 as in York Town Book doth appear Together wth all the Priviledges & Appurtenances belonging unto sd Grants unto him the said Nathan' Preble and his Heirs and Assigns forever To have and To hold and quietly and peaceably to possess occupy and enjoy ye same according to the true Intent and Meaning of s Grants and Proceeding this Date the sa Stephen Preble doth warrantize and will Defend the same from all Person or Persons whatsoever acting or demanding the s Grant or Grants from by or under me my Heirs or Assigns as Witness my Hand & Seal this eleventh Day of March 1719/20 Signed Sealed & Delivered in the Presence of us his & Stephen Preble (a) mark York ss York March 11th 1719/20 The within named Stephen Preble personally appeared before me the Subscriber one of his Majtys Justices of the Peace of sa County and acknowledged the Instrument on the other Side to be his free Act & Abrm Preble Deed A true Copy of the Original Reed April 15th 1729 Examd by Jos: Moody Regr |