Newtown, Long Island, Court and Town RecordsExtracts relating to the Sackett and Bloomfield families copied and transcribed by Chris Sackett from books at the Family History Library, 2003.There are two volumes, volume 1 being the Court Records, and volume 2 the Town Records. Volume 2 is in two parts. The pagination of Vol 2 would appear not to bear any relationship to the chronology of the records, raising the question of whether the original was in loose-leaf rather than bound form. Vol 1: Minutes of Town Courts of Newtown [Long Island] 1656–1690: Transcriptions of Early Town Records of New York. Historical Records Survey, NY 1940. Repository: Family History Library, Salt Lake City.Summary of Sackett & Bloomfield Records1:50-54 12 Sep 1665. Frances Kidfield, John Moore, & Caleb Leveredge v William Bloomfield re trespass with hogs. Mentions also Goodwife Bloomfield (i.e. Isabel Pearce Sackett Bloomfield). 1:114-115 2 Mar 1679/80. (Capt) Joseph Sackett (1656-1719, w7) & Daniel Bloomfield witnesses in dispute re fence. 1:203-204
Midlbourg febry 2d & 3d
1668/9. John Lareson v Samuel Bloomfield for pound breach. Thomas Davis
v 1:206 [2 Feb 1668/69]. Samuel Bloomfield fined five shillings for disorder in Court. 1:214 [2 Feb 1668/69]. Daniel Bloomfield acknowledges fault. 1:218 [6 Apr 1669]. John Holden v Samuel Bloomfield for calling him sonn of a whore. 1:219 [?Date?]. Holden v Daniel Bloomfield. Daniel Bloomfield fined eighteen shillings & two pence. Holden v Samuel Bloomfield. Samuel Bloomfield acknowledges fault. Testimony that John Holden was employed by Daniel Bloomfield. 1:285 4 Jul 1688. Joseph Sackett (w7) witness in case between John Woollston Craft & Mr Wandall. Vol 2: Town Minutes of Newtown [Long Island] 1653–1734: Transcriptions of Early Town Records of New York. Historical Records Survey, NY 1941. Repository: Family History Library, Salt Lake City.Summary of Sackett & Bloomfield RecordsPart 12:1:121 10 May 1682. Sale of land. Hendrick Barnsmith to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:1:127 2 May 1674. 1. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 2. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. Part 22:2:7 4 Oct 1697. Joseph Sackett (w7) chosen to appoint attorney to defend towns cause. 14 Dec 1697. Lt. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected supervisor. 2:2:10-11 18 Jan 1694/95. Indenture. Sale of land. Daniel Bloomfield to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:14 14 Dec 1694. Sale of land. Daniel Whitehead to (Capt.) Joseph Sackett. (Daniel Whitehead = father of Mercy Whitehead, 3rd w. of Joseph Sackett (w7)). 2:2:22 18 Jun 1695. Indenture. Sale of land. Moses Pettet to Richard Betts. (Richard Betts = father of Elizabeth Betts who m. Joseph Sackett (w7)). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:31 1695. Indenture. Sale of land. Benjamin Cornish to Jeremiah Burroughs. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:32 16 Dec 1695. Sale of land. Richard Alsop & Luke Depaw to Philip Foulcard. (Richard Alsop = father of Hannah Alsop who m. (Judge) Joseph Sackett (1680-1755, w23). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:33 6 Feb 1695/96. Sale of land. Josias Firman to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:38 1696. Sale of land. Jeremiah Reeder to Hendrick Lot. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:66 ?Date. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:68 25 Sep 1696. Exchange of land. Edward Hunt & Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:69 March 167/8[?] & 10 Jan 1695. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:78 ?Date. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7) & for Daniel Bloomfield. 2:2:81 14 Jan 1694/95. Exchange of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:83 1678 & 18 Mar 1695/96. Land laid out. Joseph Sackett (w7) & Daniel Bloomfield mentioned as neighbouring landowners. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:85 17 Jan 1694/95. Exchange of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) & Edward Stevenson. 2:2:88 7 Feb 1722/23. (Judge) Joseph Sackett (1680-1755, w23) referred to as Justice of the Peace. 2:2:95 22/25 Feb 1704/05. Sale of land. Content Titus to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:121-122 15 Sep 1697. Sale of land. Jeremiah Burroughs to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:124 11 Feb 1691/92. Joseph Sackett (w7) appointed land surveyor. 2:2:141 13 Sep 1679. Grant of land to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:143 13 Mar 1677. Sale of land. John Smith to Joseph Sackett (w7). 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas [___] to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:145 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas Barker to Joseph Sackett (w7). 3 May 1678. Sale of land. Abram Frost to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:147 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas Barker to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:150 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas Barker to Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 14 Sep 1679. Sale of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) to John Reede. 2:2:151 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas Barker to Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copies of documents held but not transcribed here. See 2:2:143, 145 & 147.] __ Sep 1679. Sale of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) to John Reede. 2:2:155 28 Oct 1679. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:156 30 Apr 1678. Sale of land. Thomas Barker to Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 15 Sep 1679. Sale of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) to Samuel Moore. 2:2:164 14 Sep 1679. Sale of land. John Reede to Samuel Moore. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as previous owner and as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:194 8 Mar 1698/99. Sale of land. Thomas Stevenson to Abram Ramsden. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:209 16 May 1682. Sale of land. Thomas Wandall to Joseph Sackett (w7). 16 May 168_. Receipt for land. Hendrick Barnsmith to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:212 27 Jun 1682. Joseph Sackett (w7) voted fence viewer. 2:2:213 30 Jun 1682. Exchange of land. Theophilus Phillips & Edward Hunt. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:216 5 Dec [1682]. Joseph Sackett (w7) voted to see to towns business re bounds. 2:2:223 10 Jan 1692/93. Joseph Sackett (w7) witness to boundary decision. 2:2:240 [1699]. Cattle marks. Daniel Bloomfield & Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:241 4 Feb 1698/99. Sale of land. Daniel Bloomfield to Joseph Sackett (w7) (referred to as Joseph Sackett Senior). 2:2:252 [?1683/84?]. Joseph Sackett (w7) permission to hang gate. 16 Nov 1684. Transfer of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) to his unKell Daniel Bloomfield. 2:2:253 28 Mar 1684. Sale of land. Daniel Bloomfield to Joseph Sackett (w7) (my Cosen). 2:2:256 4 Mar 1683. Sale of land. Garratt Leydeker to Thomas Barker. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:260 1 Apr 1682. Will of Isabel Bloomfield. 2:2:276 Oct 1684. Sale of land. Jonathan Hazard to Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:280 29 Mar 1684. Sale of land. Daniel Bloomfield to Joseph Sackett (w7) (my Cosen). 2:2:298 15 May 1697. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected on town ministry. 2:2:309 27 Feb 1683/85 [sic]. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 5 Mar 1685/86. Land laid out for Daniel Bloomfield. 2:2:330 14 May 1688. Joseph Sackett (w7). Rejection of draft town patent. 2:2:331 23 May 1686 & 12 Jun 1686. Joseph Sackett (w7) voted committeeman on town patent. 2:2:332 16 Jun 1686. Joseph Sackett (w7) on committee to nominate men to draft town patent. 29 Jul 1698. Joseph Sackett (w7) on committee to defend town rights before Supreme Court. 2:2:335 4 Sep 1686. Joseph Sackett (w7). Joseph Sacketts draft town patent approved, & to be included in list of patentees. 2:2:345 22 Nov 168[6]. John Way & Joseph Sackett (w7) voted money for town patent. 2:2:360 27 Sep 1687. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected assessor. 17 Apr 1696. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected assessor/collector. 6 Mar 1694/95. Grant of land to Benjamin Cornish, approved by Joseph Sackett (w7) & Daniel Bloomfield amongst others. Joseph Sackett (w7) also a neighbouring landowner. 2:2:381-2 24 Jan 1688/89. Sale of land. Joseph Sackett (w7) & his wife Elizabeth to Nathaniel & Lambard Woodard. 2:2:388 14 Mar 1688/89. Sale of land. Joseph Phillips to Edward Hunt. Witnessed by Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:390 14 Mar 1688/89. Sale of land. Joseph Phillips to Theophilus Phillips. Witnessed by Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:397 Apr 1689. Sale of land. Samuel Wood to Content Titus. Joseph Sackett (w7) mentioned as neighbouring landowner. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:400 9 Mar 1677. Sale of land. Daniel Bloomfield to my Cousen Joseph Sackett (w7). 2:2:407 25 May 1689. Sale of land. Thomas Morrell vendor. Witnessed by Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:415 [?Date]. Sale of land. Deed of conveyance Caleb Leverich to Content Titus subsequently assigned [?date] to Joseph Sackett. [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 2:2:417c 2 Oct 1689. Joseph Sackett (w7) re-elected ensign. 2:2:418 28 Dec 1689. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected lieutenant. 2:2:418 18 May 1690. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected collector. 2:2:424 19 Aug 1699. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected trustee to repair meeting house. 2:2:431 27 Jun 1691. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected assessor & elected surveyors assistant. 2:2:438 1 Feb 1691/92. Joseph Sackett (w7) & John Way. Agreement for division of land. 2:2:444 17 Sep 1692. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected collector. 2:2:458-9 19 Jan 1692/93. Sale of land. Richard Alsop to Joseph Sackett (w7). (Richard Alsop = father of Hannah Alsop who m. (Judge) Joseph Sackett (1680-1755, w23). 2:2:481 9 Sep 1693. Daniel Bloomfield & Joseph Sackett (w7) elected delegates to convention on county grievances. 2:2:501 1 Mar 169[?]. Sale of land. Richard Alsop to John Hunt. Witnessed by Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. 1 Mar 169[?]. Daniel Bloomfield voted delegate re vestrymen at Assembly in Jamaica. 1 Mar 169[?].Joseph Sackett (w7) voted to oversee repair of meeting house. 2:2:532 1 Dec 1694. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected committeeman on inter-town dispute. 2:2:533 5 Jan 1694/95. Joseph Sackett (w7) & Daniel Bloomfield elected committeemen to petition for repeal of vestry act. 2:2:536 7 Jan 1694/95. Sale of land. Edward Stevenson & Richard Betts on behalf of The Purchasers to Joseph Burroughs & Joseph Sackett (w7). 9 Jan 1694/95. Land laid out for Joseph Sackett (w7). 8 Feb 1694/95. Receipt from Edward Stevenson on behalf of The Purchasers re purchase of land by Joseph Burroughs & Joseph Sackett (w7). p537 12 Jan 1694/95. Agreement on division of land between Joseph Sackett (w7) & Joseph Burroughs. p542 14 Feb 1709/10. Joseph Sackett witness to assignment between Samuel Moore & son Samuel Moore. Presumably Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. p551 12 Jul 1694. Sale of land. Jeremiah Reeder to John Reeder Junior. Witnessed by Joseph Sackett (w7). [Copy of document held but not transcribed here]. p561 2 Jul 1694. Sale of land. Theophilus Phillips to Joseph Sackett (w7). p562 17 Apr 1695. Joseph Sackett (w7) elected committeeman re parsonage.
Newtown
Court records: 1:50-54. [50]
Newtowne A Court holden by the cunstable & overseers of the place above said ffrances kidfield plantive enters an action against william Blumfield defend- ant an action of trespas the damage was prised at 10 bushells of pease The deposition of daniell estall is that william blomfield & my self & caleb leveredg did agre to drive our hogs to the south sea in regard our fences ware defective for the preservation of our corne & I daniell went to goodman Blomfield that morning we drove them but his ware not to be found as he tould me The deposition of Caleb leveredg is that there was an agrement betwene william Blomfielld & daniell estall & eleaser levereg & my self to drive our hogs to the south sea in regard of the insuffissiencie of our fences to save our corne where upon we all drove our hogs except william Blomfield The deposision of nathanill Bayly is the time that good man Blomfielld drove ["drove" deleted] awas with robart Jamse to show him the way to the south to drive his hogs was a- bout the begining of harvist [51] The deposision of John stevens is that the fence that was about frances kitfields corne and mine som of it was good but the most of it was bad so fare as I saw it yet I Judg that it might have kept out such swine that had not a tast of the corne Thomas Stevens testifieth the same The deposission of John lorison is that being caled to vew the fence where ffranc.. kitfields corn had bin that we vewed the out sid there was neither stake nor other so that I saw it was no fence but boughes & rotten sticks this vewing was on the 7th Septer.... John Laiton testefieth the same the court fines for the plantive the defendant shall pay five bushells of pease & the charg of the court & the other half shall be paied by the fence which is 5 bushells of pease which the owner of the fenc shall pay to ffrances John More plantive enter an action against william Blomfield deffendant an action of trespass The deposision of Ralph hunt is that John more desired me to go vew his corne & was stried what we vewed at the time was seven bushel. & he asked what we thought might be of the pece & we iudged there might be five and twentie bushells of corne there was som swine in but I knew none of them but lamberds sow but as they told me The deposision of ffrances kitfield is that John more desired me to vew his corne that was stried & we iudged seven bushells stried & he asked what might be of the pece & we iudged five and twentie bushels there ware hogs in then they ware good man blumfields hogs all but one [52] The deposision of Richard owin is that as I was going in the street I saw goodman blumf= ields short bars downe i went in to lit apipe of tobaco & I se a hog shote in the field I said to Good wif blumfield what do this hog in the field she said they put him in to eat up our shack[1] and afterward I saw goodm= an blumfields hogs in John Mores corne I saw those bars down twise The deposision of Caleb Leveredg is that I turned a sow out of my corne & told good man blumfield & he said he thought her back was broke & therefore he put her into field but that was the first time that he knew she was in my corne but he would yoke her. The sentanc of the court is they fine for the plaintiv the defendant must pay to the plaintiv 7 busheles of indian corn and the charges of the court and further that Caleb leveredg roberd James and daniell estall shall pay each of them four busheles of indian corne to John more for their defectes in ther fences likwayes John reeder richard owine John more each of them 2 busheles of indiane to bee payd to John mor The deposision of Robart Jams is that I se good man Blumfields hogs in Caleb Leveriches corne & I saw them goe in at the bars before goodman blumfields dore & I se goodman Blumfield & his wif stand at the dore & the swine going by & they did not turne them out & further saith not [53] Caleb Leverch plantive enters an action against william Blumfield defendant an action of trespas to the valu of thirtie bush- els of indian Corne The deposision of frances kitfield is that I went with caleb leverich and william blom fields hogs was in calebs corne & caleb put them out & went and gave him warning of his hogs & good man blomfield said he wold not put them out of the field [54] octobr. the 23th Anno Do 1665 There is a reve[2] entred in the actions depending betwene willam Blomfield & ffrances kidfield & John more who saith he hath more evedence to bring in: where as the eforesaid blomfield was cast the last Court in both actions; now he hath libertie upon his revew to bringe in his evedence Daniell whithead being implyed by william blumfield an atorney acknowledgeth himself satisfied with the former Judgment being don. by reson of an agrement made & acknowledged by william blomfield & not performed further the court finding no further eved= ence apperes but the man proving troublesom the court fines him five shillings to the use of the towne
Newtown Court records:
1:114-115. [114] March the 2th 1679/80 a court held by the Couns and over seeres Gershom More Counstable .... In a defrenc betwne Edward stevenson & phillip Kitcham .... .... [115] John napper testifyeth apon oath unto the bove sd deposition: & further saith that In the Evening I went a Gayne with Joseph sacut daniell blomfeld Good man Kitcham: & then the fenc was mened with Green bowes but the Rayles was as thay was a fore & Joseph sacut pushed the uper Rale and prest it Downe apon the other Rale with one hand: soe when the Rayle was squesed down the sd deponent Mesured the fence and found it not sufit.... when the Rayle was prest downe & further saith not danell blomfeld sworne saith that Concerning the fore mention depositions saith that he doth not Judg the fence to be suffitient nither for hith nor strength whare wee sopose the Cattell went in & our the uper rale very weeke & the Courne being sowed very nigh & further sait. not
Newtown
Court records: 1:203-204, 206, 214. [203] Midlbourg febry 2d & 3d 1668/9 [9 actions omitted] 10 John Lareson jr Enters an action of ye case against Samewell Blomfild defent for pound breach/ samuell
11 Thomas Davis enters An
action against 12 Thomas Robinson plaintif Enters an action of ye Case against Samuell
13 Elias Doughty plaintif Enters an Action of debt against Daniel Blom field deffendent. [action 14 omitted] [paragraph omitted] Richard owen testyfieth that Daniell Blom =field tould him his Brother samuell had taken his calves out of the pound & further he sayth that samuell Blomfield told him the same [204] The Testimony of Caleb Leveridg aged 31. Testifieth yt Being at ye Pounde with Samewell Bllomfilde Thomas Davise and Thomas Robinson when thos said Men had pounded ye Cattl of Samewell Blo mfield ye said Sam: Blomfield tendered to pay ye dammages yt ye the Calfes had done & thay towlde him if he woulde pay poundege and ye damag he might have ym and goe to Richard Owen for ym upon this did I goe my way He ye said Caleb Leveredg doe further Testifie yt at night coming hoam with Richard Owen & danill Blomfield ye said Owen asked Dannel Blomfi =lde how ye Calfe cam oute. ye said Blomfilde Replied yt his Brother Same =well tooke ym out of ye pounde, but I saw ye Greate cattle still in ye pounde The Testimony of Dannel Bloofield aged 30 years Testifeth yt I heard all ye above written discourse betwixt my Brother but Thomas Davies & Thomas Robinson, only I did not hear them tell him he must goe to Richard Owen for his calfes The Testimony of Jon Reder aged 24 Testif yt he saw Ralph Hunte set open ye Great Gate by his Mothers lott and did leave it open untill he went doune to Jon Smith or that way and I Josiph Reeder aged about 22 year doe Testifie yt I did see Cattle in my mothers lott Close by about ye same time to ye best of my remembran & this was aboute friday last to ye best of my remembrenc Anno 1668 January 29th I do Testifi yt thos cattl was not Samwell nor danel Blomfieldes [2 paragraphs omitted] [206][3] [1 paragraph omitted] Thomas Davis testyfieth that samuell Blomfield tould him that he tooke his calves out of the pound. David Thomas & Isaack Greay testyfieth the same John Kotcham John Burrowghs & John Lawresson testyfieth that they being desyered by Thomas Robiss to take a veiwe what damage he had in his corne wch he attributed to samuell Blomfields Cattle/& likewise what damage Thomas davis had the same time Thomas Robisson doth testyfieth that those Cattle which Thomas Davis pounded of samuell Blomfields was upon Thomas Davis his Rye wch is in his lott Samuell Blomfield finde is five shill-s for disorder in the Court [paragraph omitted] [214] Daniell Blomfield hath made an acknow =ledgment for ye fault he Comitted last Court & It is the Courts pleasure to remitt It
Newtown
Court records: 1:218. [218] [6 Apr 1669] an accon ith Case or John Holden enters ^ a complaynt agst Samuell Blomfield for Calling him sonn of a whore & allsoe giving him reproachfull speeches as he is Clarke of the Court John Holden plt enters an accon of the Case against Daniell Blomfield defdt [4 paragraphs omitted] [219] [1 paragraph omitted] Mr Houlden plaintif Daniel Bloomefield deffend: its ye Judgent of ye Court yt Daniell Bloomfield pay to ye plaintif Jon Houlden Eighteen shillings & twoepenc with ye Costs of Courte Jon Houlden plaintiff Samuell Blomfield Defendent whereas I Sanwell Blomfielde stand Reproched by passe =ornate words vilerfiing ye saide Jon Houlding I doe heer acckn =ouledg my fault & yt I doe not know any such thing by ye said Houlding Bloomefild The courte doe also condemne ye saide samwell ^ to pay ye Costs of this present Courte & to have his acknowledg ment entered Richd smith sworne in Court testyfieth that he had satisfied James Lawresson for a dayes worke which he sued for in Court George Wood testyfieth that John Holden was Imployed by Daniell Blomfield in his bussiness wth Mr Elias Doughty Jo: Lawresson & Thomas Robisson testyfieth the same & further that they heard Dan Blomfield say that he did enterd to procure mr Holden for his attorney & they see holden act in Blomfields Bussiness
Newtown
Court records: 1:285. [4 Jul 1688] Joseph sacket sworne In a defirance be tweene John Woollston Craft: & mr Wandall: saith that he heard mr Woollston Crafts say att the house of Jerimiah bourroughs that he had Willed his buf Coate scarfe & belt to mr Wandall & att another time after he heard John Woollston Craft say that he had Given his buf Coate scarfe & belt unto mr Wandall: and saith he: mr Wandall hath them: & further saith not s tinchia: parssell saith In the bove sd def be tweene John Woollston Craft & mr Wandall saith: Concerning a buf Coate saith: that that Morning that he Gave mr Wandall the buf Coate the sd Woollston Craft was drayin: hay Cocks in the Medow: & further saith not Jonath Hazard sworne In Court sith In a defirance betweene John Woollstone Craft & mr Wandall saith that he heard mr Woollst.. Craft say that he had Given to mr Wanda.. his buf Coate & scarfe: & further saith not Hannah hazard: testifieth yt this Morning she heard mr Woollston Craft say that he had Given the . to mr Wandall: that is his Coat belt & scar.. [following page not copied]
Newtown
Town records: 2:1:121. Know all men by these presents that I Thomas Wandall of mashpeth Kell in newtowne on long iland in York shiere do by these presents bargan and sell unto Henery barnsmith of mashpeth Kell a percell of medo land about eight ackers bounded by the south sid of the Kell and the westward by Smiths Island -------------- woods ---------- easterly and I have sould unto the said Henery Barnesmith a parcell of upland that lyeth on the south sid of the said medo as much as any of the planters of newtowne have this foresaid of upland and medo I Thomas Wandall have sould unto the Henery: Barnsmith afforesaid to have and to hold as his proper inheritance to him his heires execotors and assines forever and do bind myself my heires exectors and assines to maintaine the same from any that shall lay any claime thereto in witnesse hereunto I have sett to my hand and seale this fourtenth day of October in the yere of our Lord one thousand six hundred seventy one signed sealed and Thomas Wandall delivered in the presence of us recorded by me John Burroughes John Burroughes Edward Stevenson this 16th day of October anno 1671 ------------------------------------------- May the 10th 1682 this presents testifyeth that I Hendrick barnsmith of newtown doe asing & make over unto Joseph Sawcut of newt his eayers or asings for ever: I say from me my eayres or asings this bove sd bill of sale as witness my hand the day & yere above ment wittnes Theophilas Jonathan Phillips Hazerd * whare as ther was a mistak in the bounding of the medo by order of Mr Wandall & Hendrick Barnsmith rectify The.lis Phillips Clark * NOTE: The following notation is inscribed on the margin. Several lines are drawn across the writing on this page. [The above *NOTE: is part of the 1941 transcription]
Newtown
Town records: 2:1:127. Laid out by us R: Hunt & Jo: Burroughes for Joseph Sacket which Danell Blomfield gave him of his right 12 ackers liing in the east sid of Sameuel Mores land there being a highway betwene them going to traines medo by the way six rod broad northwest his land is 40 rods and northeast 48 rods long may the 2: 1674 Sameuell Wood hath ten ackers the towne gave him at the northeast end of Joseph sackets land 40 rod square northeast 40 rods long from the end of Jo: Sackets land and 40 rod north west as Joseph sackets land lieth
Newtown
Town records: 2:2:7. october the 4 - 1697 At a purchers metien voted that Joseph Sackit & Thomas beats Shall goe to yoarke & Inploy an aturne.. or two and to carie ouer patien and other papers which may be Conve.... for to defend ouer Caues which doth Depend betwen us and flat Bush Desembr the 14 - 1697 At a publik town metien voted that Lt. Jose.. Sackit Chosen superviser to go to Jamaica to meet the nai... ing towns to ordiat the Countey Charges and to Chues a tresue... acording to an Act of assembley
Newtown
Town records: 2:2:10. [10] This Indenter made the Eighten day of Jenewari in the sixth yeare of the Raien of our sovern Lord and Ladey Willam and Marey by the grace of god King and quene of England scotland franc and Eyerland Defender of the faith &c and In the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hunred nintey 4/5 Betwen Daniel Blumfeld of newtown in Quens Countey of the one part and Joseph Sacket of the town and Countey afoer sd on the other part witneseth thet the sd Daniel Blumfield for an in Consedration of a sertin valibell some to him in ha.. paid at or befoer the Ensealing and Deliverie heare of by the sd Joseph sackit hath given granted Bargined sould Enfofd Relesed and Confearmed and by thease doth give grat bargin sell .nfoefed Relesed and Confearmed and by those prsds doth heare by .ive grant Bargin sell Enfefe Relese and Confearm unto the sd Joseph Sackit his hayers and asines for Ever asertine par .el of Land setuatid Leying and being in the towndship of New .own Above sd being by Estemation ten akers bee it moer or .es being the one haluef of a certin parsel of Land layd out< |