. [Provincial and state papers]. rovided the Plat exceeds not the Quan-tity of the Grant and does not interfere with any former GrantSent up for Concurrence J Quincy Sp1^ In Council Decemr 12. 1739 Read & Concurrd Simon Frost Dep* Sec1*? Examd & Approvd Ebenr Burrill 26 Consented to J Belcher Mr Welders Survey of 200 acres of land granted to John Readin 1738. A Piatt of 200 Acres of land to John Read Esqr Read and or-dered to lie on the Table Decemb 26 1739 Worcester ss Lunonburg September the 28th 1739 Then Joseph Wilder Jur Survayer David Johnson and WilliamStvens Chain men personally appear
. [Provincial and state papers]. rovided the Plat exceeds not the Quan-tity of the Grant and does not interfere with any former GrantSent up for Concurrence J Quincy Sp1^ In Council Decemr 12. 1739 Read & Concurrd Simon Frost Dep* Sec1*? Examd & Approvd Ebenr Burrill 26 Consented to J Belcher Mr Welders Survey of 200 acres of land granted to John Readin 1738. A Piatt of 200 Acres of land to John Read Esqr Read and or-dered to lie on the Table Decemb 26 1739 Worcester ss Lunonburg September the 28th 1739 Then Joseph Wilder Jur Survayer David Johnson and WilliamStvens Chain men personally appeared and made oath that in theirsurvaying and measuring two hundred acres of the unappropriatedLands in this province to Satisfy a Grant Lately made to John ReedEsqr of Boston Esqr that they had faithfully and Impartially per-formed their Respective trust according to the Best of their Skilland Judgement Before me Edward Hartwell Justice of Peace SHARON. 313 [Grant to Robert Auchmuty.][Mass. Maps and Plans, Vol. 32, p. 3.]. .3<~cAS^A«*3£<„.ei [Mass. Archives, Vol. 46, p. 97, Maps and Plans, Vol. 32, p. 3,and Court Records, Vol. 17, Misc. p. 122.] August 1739 Then Laid outt Two Hundred Acres In the Unap-propriated Land of this Provence to Satisfie a Grant of the Greatand General Court Made to Robert Auchmudy Esq On theTwenty ninth Day of November 1738 : It is Laid Adjoyning toNew Ipswich North Line It begins att a Red ash Tree. The NorthWest Corner And from thence It Runs North Seventy Eaght De-grees East By a line of marked trees One Hundred and fortyRods on unappropriated Land to a Stake and Heap of Stones theNorth East Corner and from thence It Runs South By a line ofMarked trees on unappropriated Land Two Hundred And Fortysix Rods to a White Maple Standing in New ipswich North LineMarked for the South East Corner of the Farm And from Thenceit Runs South Seventy Eaght Degrees West one Hundred andForty Rods By a line of Marked trees With New Ipswich line to aWhite Mapl
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