Land Titles in Old Pittston
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Joseph Warren half an acre from Lot No. 3, beginning at "the northeastly corner of William Barker's fence", that is, on the north line of Lot 4. Warren sold in 1797 to Allen Gilman, and Gilman in 1798 to Rufus Gay, who built and lived in the house still standing there, now the property of Mrs. Harriet E. Gilmore. Gay LAND TITLES IN OLD PITTSTON 31 sold to Parker Sheldon in 1827, and Sheldon to Benjamin Shaw in 1841. From Benjamin Shaw it passed to his wife Jane, probably by will, and Charles Da...nforth as adminis- trator of her estate conveyed it to Mrs. Gilmore July 28, 1863.
Lot No. 4 was deeded by Lydia Burrill of Boston, widow, to James Stackpole of Gardinerstown, Apr. 29, 1778. I have been unable to discover how it became Mrs. Burrill's property, but the hyopthesis of an unrecorded deed is always open to one. It may have been some defect in the record title which led Robert Hallowell Gardiner to give to William Barker, Stackpole's grantee, a quitclaim deed of this lot in 1803. The date of Stackpole's deed to Barker is Dec.
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Joseph Warren half an acre from Lot No. 3, beginning at "the northeastly corner of William Barker's fence", that is, on the north line of Lot 4. Warren sold in 1797 to Allen Gilman, and Gilman in 1798 to Rufus Gay, who built and lived in the house still standing there, now the property of Mrs. Harriet E. Gilmore. Gay LAND TITLES IN OLD PITTSTON 31 sold to Parker Sheldon in 1827, and Sheldon to Benjamin Shaw in 1841. From Benjamin Shaw it passed to his wife Jane, probably by will, and Charles Da...nforth as adminis- trator of her estate conveyed it to Mrs. Gilmore July 28, 1863.
Lot No. 4 was deeded by Lydia Burrill of Boston, widow, to James Stackpole of Gardinerstown, Apr. 29, 1778. I have been unable to discover how it became Mrs. Burrill's property, but the hyopthesis of an unrecorded deed is always open to one. It may have been some defect in the record title which led Robert Hallowell Gardiner to give to William Barker, Stackpole's grantee, a quitclaim deed of this lot in 1803. The date of Stackpole's deed to Barker is Dec.
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