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Second : — x\lso that tract of land lying on both sides of the Rockaway River, beginning at a Black Oak tree standing by the south side of said Rockaway River by a point of Rocks distant from the N E corner of the above mentioned lot upon a S 69d E course 99c & >^ from thence N 5id E 40, S 43d E 29, S 13d W i^yi, N 78d W 49 to beginning, containing 91 acres and both tracts together contain 100 acres strict. " Note that the first place was called Quaker Iron Works previous to 1745. This may mean... that the Schooleys. Had a forge here at an earlier date. Was John Jackson a Quaker? William Schooley took up land at Millbrook, 171 3. Also note that Joseph Latham had a tract within Dover's present limits, in addition to the tract of 527 acres which he sold to John Jackson in 1722. Possibly John Jackson acquired the land 155 Tor his forge and dwelling from the same Latham, but we find no record of the deed, as is common for that time.
This Shotwell return took in the business center of Dover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Second : — x\lso that tract of land lying on both sides of the Rockaway River, beginning at a Black Oak tree standing by the south side of said Rockaway River by a point of Rocks distant from the N E corner of the above mentioned lot upon a S 69d E course 99c & >^ from thence N 5id E 40, S 43d E 29, S 13d W i^yi, N 78d W 49 to beginning, containing 91 acres and both tracts together contain 100 acres strict. " Note that the first place was called Quaker Iron Works previous to 1745. This may mean... that the Schooleys. Had a forge here at an earlier date. Was John Jackson a Quaker? William Schooley took up land at Millbrook, 171 3. Also note that Joseph Latham had a tract within Dover's present limits, in addition to the tract of 527 acres which he sold to John Jackson in 1722. Possibly John Jackson acquired the land 155 Tor his forge and dwelling from the same Latham, but we find no record of the deed, as is common for that time.
This Shotwell return took in the business center of Dover.
What to read after Dover Dates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Davis Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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