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E. 2. 189— N. K. Rec.
2. 54,) bounded from John Andrew's house by the road to the Devil's Foot — thence strait over river Passatuthonsee, to a rock — thence strait North to a river running into Mask- achaug cove, and along said river to Ward^s cove — thence along road. South-east to Potowome river, as high as salt water, and thence strait to Andrew's house.
In 1677, Fones' purchase was confirmed by tbe Assem- bly, to the then 24 partners, with a proviso not to interfere with East Greenwich, or ...any prior grants, and with a res- ervation of one-third of the purchase for the use of the col- ony. [St. Rec.3 October, 1672. Block Island made a town by the name of New-Shoreham, and a charter granted them.
April, 1672. Assembly. Reference is made in a law (See law in appendix) passed this session to the late irruption of the Stonington men into Westerly, and imprisoning and sentencing to other punishments, some of the inhabitants there. The law declares the lands of all those who shall submit to any foreign jurisdiction, forfeited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. 2. 189— N. K. Rec.
2. 54,) bounded from John Andrew's house by the road to the Devil's Foot — thence strait over river Passatuthonsee, to a rock — thence strait North to a river running into Mask- achaug cove, and along said river to Ward^s cove — thence along road. South-east to Potowome river, as high as salt water, and thence strait to Andrew's house.
In 1677, Fones' purchase was confirmed by tbe Assem- bly, to the then 24 partners, with a proviso not to interfere with East Greenwich, or ...any prior grants, and with a res- ervation of one-third of the purchase for the use of the col- ony. [St. Rec.3 October, 1672. Block Island made a town by the name of New-Shoreham, and a charter granted them.
April, 1672. Assembly. Reference is made in a law (See law in appendix) passed this session to the late irruption of the Stonington men into Westerly, and imprisoning and sentencing to other punishments, some of the inhabitants there. The law declares the lands of all those who shall submit to any foreign jurisdiction, forfeited.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhode Island Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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