Words To Remember
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Deed to Town of Barnstable, MA
August 26, 1644
Witness these presents that I, Surunk, an Indian, now dwelling at South Sea, do sell and make over unto ye Town of Barnstable all ye sd lands an meddow {meadow}. Lying betwixt ye bounds (of Sandwich?) and ye bounds of Plexit, another Indian, in consideration of four coats & three axes. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand ye day and year above written.
The mark of Serunk
Witness:
Thomas Dimmock
The mark of (A) Anthony Annable
Henry Cob
John Smith
Thomas Allen
Lawrence Willis
This is a true coppy taken out ye original deed. Compared and entered, Ita: Attest Thomas Hinkley {Hinckley}, Scriba & Assistt____
From: Barnstable Town Records, Charles Warner Swift and John Bear Doane Cogswell (Yarmouth, MA: C. W. Swift, 1912)
Labels:
Early MA Records,
Land deeds
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