Records of the town of Smithtown, Long Island, [electronic resource] : with other ancient documents of historic value . the mead-ows belonging to the said Obadiah Smith, on the south byland layd out to Daniel Smith, and bounded on the westby a north line run from the northwest bound of the landla3d out on the right of Deborah Lawrence. The above saidtract is layd out to the said Obadiah Smith on the right ofhis father Samuel Smith deceased. f*This tract has remained in possession of the descendantsof Obadiah Smith till a very recent period. Obadiah Smithby will left it to his sons Obadiah a
Records of the town of Smithtown, Long Island, [electronic resource] : with other ancient documents of historic value . the mead-ows belonging to the said Obadiah Smith, on the south byland layd out to Daniel Smith, and bounded on the westby a north line run from the northwest bound of the landla3d out on the right of Deborah Lawrence. The above saidtract is layd out to the said Obadiah Smith on the right ofhis father Samuel Smith deceased. f*This tract has remained in possession of the descendantsof Obadiah Smith till a very recent period. Obadiah Smithby will left it to his sons Obadiah and Philetus. The formerhad the western part, which now belongs to the Harned Smith had the eastern part, and added to it a tractbought of Aaron Smith adjoining the harbor. He left it to hisson Alexander, who in turn left it to his brothers, TimothyTreadwell Smith and Elias Smith. The former sold his partto Elias Smith, who thus became the sole owner. The man-sion house of Elias Smith yet remains an interesting relic ofthe early days. The still older house of Obadiah Smith stoodnear it next the river.]. RECORDS OF THE TOWN OF SMITHTOWN. 281 May I day 1736, then layd out to the said Obadiah oneother tract of land on the right aforesaid lying in Breadand Cheese hollow, containing thirty three acres boundedas followeth, on the north by the highway that leads bythe house of Moses acorly [Ackerly], on the east by theland of the said Moses acorly, on the south by land in thepossession of Nathaniel Ketcham, and bounded on thewest by Huntingtown line, which said tract was formerlysould b}^ the said Obadiah Smith to Jonas Piatt deceased. August the tenth day 1736, then layd out to the saidObadiah Smith one other tract of land on the right of hissaid father, lying on the west side of Smithtown river, andon the west side of the road that leads from the house ofthe said Obadiah Smith to the head of said river, contain-ing one hundred and two acres, bounded as followeth, onth
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