Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . powerand absolute lawful authority to Grant Sell and Confirm and above Granted Tracts of Landand Meadow and evry part thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said Jacob Corlieshis Heirs & Assigns in manner and form above mentioned, And that the same and every partthereof with the appurtenances and all Rents & Profits issuing from the same unto him thes^ Jacob Corlies his Heirs and Assigns in their quiet and peaceable possession and to hisand their only and Sole use profit and behoof against the Just and La
Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . powerand absolute lawful authority to Grant Sell and Confirm and above Granted Tracts of Landand Meadow and evry part thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said Jacob Corlieshis Heirs & Assigns in manner and form above mentioned, And that the same and every partthereof with the appurtenances and all Rents & Profits issuing from the same unto him thes^ Jacob Corlies his Heirs and Assigns in their quiet and peaceable possession and to hisand their only and Sole use profit and behoof against the Just and Lawfull Claime Challengeor Demand of all Persons Shall Warrant and for ever hereafter defend by these Presents(The Proprietors Quit Rents if any be that shall hereafter become due only Excepted) In witness whereof the s^ William Corlies hath hereunto Set his hand and Seal theday and year first above written and in the Tenth year of His Majesty King George theSeconds reign &c, 1737.* Signed, Sealed and delivered in thePresence of Joseph CorliesAntho MoultsbyJacob Dennis. [seal] Prior to this time, or, on 11 February, 1726, William Corlies purchasedof Anthony Pintard, Jun^, of the township of Shrewsbury, a house lot in Perth * New Jersey Deeds, H^, THE CORLIES FAMILY Amboy, on the westerly side of Back Street. For some years there had beenan effort to increase the population and improve the commerce of PerthAmboy, and various inducements were resorted to in the hope of securingnew settlers, and it may be that William Corlies decided to take up a resi-dence in what it was hoped would be the progressive capital of the 1738 it was stated that planters had not resorted to it as was expected,notwithstanding its commodious situation, and there is no evidence that Wil-liam Corlies left, even temporarily, his Shrewsbury home for Perth is possible, however, that shortly before his death he removed to BurlingtonCounty, as the inventory of his effects is filed in
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