Allied Families of Delaware : Stretcher, Fenwick, Davis, Draper, Kipshaven, Stidham
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. unto the said Thomas ... a certain tract or parcel of land, called Davids farm being part of a tract of Land called Bowmans farms formerly surveyed for and in the posession of the said Henry Bowman deceased situate lying and being on the west side of Delaware bay and on the north side of a Creek called Slaughter Creek in the said County of Sussex . . . containing and laid out for eight hundred acres of land ... In witness whereof the said William Clark as Adm' set his hand & seal first day, f...ourth month, 1697.
William Clark.
Witnesses : Luke Watson John Hill Thomas Oldman." Liber A, foUo 198 : Oct. 4, 1702. Thomas Davis, of Sussex County, Del- aware, and Mary his wife, widow of Henry Bowman, Jr., dec'd., convey to Thomas Tilton, of same place, 127 acres situate at Cedar Creek.
Liber B, folio 191 : " July 26, 1704. Thomas Davis, of Slaughter Neck, Sus- sex County, Delaware, Planter, conveys to Mark Manlove, of Kent Co., Gen'.
Whereas Henry Bowman, late of Sussex County, dec'd., by deed made the tenth day of the third month 1685 and acknowledged and confirmed in open Court held at Lewes 86 DAVIS for ye said County of Sussex on ye twelfth day of the said third month according to Law did bargain sell and convey unto Griffith Jones of Philadelphia merchant ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. unto the said Thomas ... a certain tract or parcel of land, called Davids farm being part of a tract of Land called Bowmans farms formerly surveyed for and in the posession of the said Henry Bowman deceased situate lying and being on the west side of Delaware bay and on the north side of a Creek called Slaughter Creek in the said County of Sussex . . . containing and laid out for eight hundred acres of land ... In witness whereof the said William Clark as Adm' set his hand & seal first day, f...ourth month, 1697.
William Clark.
Witnesses : Luke Watson John Hill Thomas Oldman." Liber A, foUo 198 : Oct. 4, 1702. Thomas Davis, of Sussex County, Del- aware, and Mary his wife, widow of Henry Bowman, Jr., dec'd., convey to Thomas Tilton, of same place, 127 acres situate at Cedar Creek.
Liber B, folio 191 : " July 26, 1704. Thomas Davis, of Slaughter Neck, Sus- sex County, Delaware, Planter, conveys to Mark Manlove, of Kent Co., Gen'.
Whereas Henry Bowman, late of Sussex County, dec'd., by deed made the tenth day of the third month 1685 and acknowledged and confirmed in open Court held at Lewes 86 DAVIS for ye said County of Sussex on ye twelfth day of the said third month according to Law did bargain sell and convey unto Griffith Jones of Philadelphia merchant ...
What to read after Allied Families of Delaware : Stretcher, Fenwick, Davis, Draper, Kipshaven, Stidham?
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