Cravens Choyce volume 2
Cravens Choyce volume 2
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Indeed the latter transaction was not sonsum- mated, until eight years later, viz: "1696, September Sth. Deed. Samuel Hedge, of Salem Town, gentleman, and wife, Ann, to John Smith, late of Grun- dell Hill, on Alloways Creek, Salem county, yeoman, for 1160 acres, the now remaining part of Hedgefield and tract of 200O acres, on Manneton Creek, be- queathed to grantors by John Fenwick. " (Salem Deeds No. 6. ) But on the same date of the first deed to John Smith, i e:— May 1st, 168S, we find anothe...r from Bagley to him, for 503 acres, excepting half a acre, viz:— "Charles Bagley to John Smith, of Grun- dell Hil 1, Monmouth River, alias Allo- ways Creek. 50O acres in Alloways Creek adjoining James Newell's 500 acres. Witnessed by James Nevill and George Deacon. Endorsement on back "Except- ing Vz acre sold to Edward Champneys and Roger Milton. " This is signed by both Bagley (his mark) and John Sm'. Th and is witnessed by William Hall and Samuel Hedge. " Although we are ignorant of the date of the demise of Charles Bagley' s first wife, as well as that of his second mar- riage, we known from the following?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed the latter transaction was not sonsum- mated, until eight years later, viz: "1696, September Sth. Deed. Samuel Hedge, of Salem Town, gentleman, and wife, Ann, to John Smith, late of Grun- dell Hill, on Alloways Creek, Salem county, yeoman, for 1160 acres, the now remaining part of Hedgefield and tract of 200O acres, on Manneton Creek, be- queathed to grantors by John Fenwick. " (Salem Deeds No. 6. ) But on the same date of the first deed to John Smith, i e:— May 1st, 168S, we find anothe...r from Bagley to him, for 503 acres, excepting half a acre, viz:— "Charles Bagley to John Smith, of Grun- dell Hil 1, Monmouth River, alias Allo- ways Creek. 50O acres in Alloways Creek adjoining James Newell's 500 acres. Witnessed by James Nevill and George Deacon. Endorsement on back "Except- ing Vz acre sold to Edward Champneys and Roger Milton. " This is signed by both Bagley (his mark) and John Sm'. Th and is witnessed by William Hall and Samuel Hedge. " Although we are ignorant of the date of the demise of Charles Bagley' s first wife, as well as that of his second mar- riage, we known from the following?
What to read after Cravens Choyce volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward S From Old Catalog Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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