Early Salem County volume 2
Early Salem County volume 2
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It lay between the third lot and the \ easterly line of the whole tract. Out of the westerly portion of this lot, and bordering Limestone Run, Pledger sold 544 acres to William and Joan Braith- waite in 1689. (Salem Deeds, 5. 15. ) The remainder of the fourth lot Pledger devised to his son, John.
The fifth lot was in the southea. -^t corner of the main tract, south of the fourth lot. It was owned by Lefevre. And known as Petersfleld. In 1679. He agreed to sell 300 acres of the easterly portion ...to George Provo. To be called Provo's Holt, but it passed to William Willis. In 1690-1, Lefevre conveyed 700 acres in the westerly part to John Wor- lidge and wife, who sold 600 acres of it to William Kenton in 169. '?. Kenton's widow married Hugh Middleton, and in 1698 he received a conveyance of tliis land from Kenton's son. (Salem Sn; 1. 8-9; Fenwick's Sur. , 30; Salem Deed. I, 5. 105, 293; 6. 238. ) The sixth lot was situated west of the fifth, and in Quake; Xeck. Between Fenwick and Keasney's Creeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It lay between the third lot and the \ easterly line of the whole tract. Out of the westerly portion of this lot, and bordering Limestone Run, Pledger sold 544 acres to William and Joan Braith- waite in 1689. (Salem Deeds, 5. 15. ) The remainder of the fourth lot Pledger devised to his son, John.
The fifth lot was in the southea. -^t corner of the main tract, south of the fourth lot. It was owned by Lefevre. And known as Petersfleld. In 1679. He agreed to sell 300 acres of the easterly portion ...to George Provo. To be called Provo's Holt, but it passed to William Willis. In 1690-1, Lefevre conveyed 700 acres in the westerly part to John Wor- lidge and wife, who sold 600 acres of it to William Kenton in 169. '?. Kenton's widow married Hugh Middleton, and in 1698 he received a conveyance of tliis land from Kenton's son. (Salem Sn; 1. 8-9; Fenwick's Sur. , 30; Salem Deed. I, 5. 105, 293; 6. 238. ) The sixth lot was situated west of the fifth, and in Quake; Xeck. Between Fenwick and Keasney's Creeks.
What to read after Early Salem County volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edson Salisbury From Old Catalog Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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