William Hedges was given pe rmis sion to take up a lot in town.

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1 BETWEEN THWART, LAND, HART, AND BEVER STREETS Parcels 1-2 New Castle Court Records, I, p. 173 January 1678 William Hedges was given pe rmis sion take up a lot in wn. New Castle Court Records, I, p January 1680 / 1 Mary widow of William Hodges Lot the west of John Bisk and Isaac Tayne. New Castle Court Records, I, p January / 1 Mary Hedges Lot bounded on the west by Hart Street, on the north by Brewer Street, vacant land on the east, and on the south the street now called St. Maries Street. N. C. Deed Book B- 1, p. 79 John and Mary Smith Jus tus Anderson 23 February 1687

2 Parcel 1 Bounded on the northeast by John Burnham, dimensions 120' by the other lots' size. Traded for other land of Anderson. New Castle Court Records, 11, p September 1686 New Castle Court Records, 11, p Ocber 1686 Hugh MacGregory Described as a house and half a lot. Anderson owed a debt Smith; the court ordered the purchase price paid against it. Anderson finally acknowledged the deed when MacGregory paid L 40 security on a debt of L 80. New Castle Court Records, 11, p December 1688 Hugh MackGregory John White House and lot by deed 3 December N. C. Deed Book B-1, p. 61, p August 1688 Hugh Mack-Gregory Parcel 2 One half of two lots and two houses in New Castle, wkh Justus Anderson bought from the Smiths. The other moiety, sold George Fisher, includes the house called the kitchen. N. C. Deed Book B-1, p. 61, p August 1688 Justa Anderson George Fisher Lot and house called the kitchen, moiety of Anderson's purchase from John and Mary Smith. Anderson claimed that he was drunk when he made the sale for L 18. The court validated the deed, but raised the price Ll9.

3 Parcel 3 New Castle Court Records, I, p. 517 Novembe r Joseph Burnham He was granted permission take up a lot in wn, with no recorded specifics. New Castle Court Records, 11, p. 155 April 1687 Joseph Burnham John ffolk Parcel 4 Lot in New Castle, deed dated 9 March 1686; ffolk on the same date acknowledged a deed Peter Godwin dated 20 April New Castle Court Records, I, p. 150 November 1677 Estate of Isaac Tayne, Sr. John Bisk Conveyance acknowledged, lot between William Sempill and Gisbert Dircx. New Castle Court Records, I, p Isaac Tayne, Jr., and Jan Bisk Parcel behind Moses DeGan and Henry Vandenburg; for a public debt owed Tayne, Sr., an additional 60' was added the lot. New Castle s, B1, #42 John Bisk 23 Fourth Month Lot due for service of his father-in-law Isaac detine (Tayne), dimensions 240' on the street and 160' long.

4 Parcel 5 New Castle s, J2, #44 Thomas Janvier Parcels 6-7 One of three lots on Thwart Street, 120'by 160; northeast of John Bisk. Duke of York, p November 1679 N. C. Deed Book A-1, p. 39 Thomas Spry, atrney for George and Petronella Carr Oldfield, at auction John Moll Parcel 6 Lot 300' by 120f, bounded by Samuel Land, Hart Street, Warmoes,Street, and Minquas Street. New Castle Court Records, II, p February 1687 N. C. Deed Book B-1, p February 1687 John and Mary Smith Parcel 7 The northwest moiety of the lot Anderson bought from John Moll, traded with the Smiths for their property across the street N. C. Deed Book B- 1, p March New Castle Court Records, 11, p March James Walliam and John Darby East half of the lot bought from Moll

5 Parcel 8 Duke of York, p. 109 N. C; Deed Book A-1, p. 115 Samuel Land Parcel 9 Between Warmoes and Minquas streets, bounded on the south by John Moll and on the north by land not yet granted. New Castle Court Records, 11, p February 1684 Edmund Cantwell Samuel Land Adjoins Samuel Land, security for a judgment of Evert Hendricks against Cantwell. N: C. Deed Book B- 1, p March 1706 Heirs of Edmund Cantwell Henry Land, heir of Samuel Land Parcel 10 In payment for a loan from Land Cantwell, both of whom had died. New Castle Court Records, I, p July 1678 Johannes de Haes Unspecified lot in wn. New Castle Court Records, I, p November 1678 Johannes de Haes appears as an adjoiner Moses degan. N. C. Deed Book B- 1, p March 1706

6 Parcel 11 Refers a survey by Walter Wharn for Johannes de Haes 12 August 1676, on parcel 9, and states that parcel 10 was in the possession of Walter Wharn. ew Castle Court Records, I, p November 1678 Moses degan Parcel 12 Adjoins Johanne s de Haes and Jan Boeye r. New Castle Court Records, I, p November 1678 Jan Boeyer Parcel 13 Adjoins Moses degan Duke of York, page 186 Hendrick Vandenburgh, merchant 20 November 1679 Parcel Lot 60' by 300' adjoining John Boyer. New Castle Court Records, I, p. 363, for public services Gysbe rt Dircksen 2 December 1679 of two lots in Land Street next Cornelis Laurenss. N. C. Deed Book A- 1, p. 115 Gisbert Dircksen

7 Parcel 16 Lot 190f by 289', bounded on the east by William Crosse and on the west by Henry Vandenburg. N, C. Deed Book B- 1, p. 93 Zachariah Vande rculin William Crosse 20 September 1684 Parcel 17 Lot bounded by William Cros se and Gis be rt De rrickson, 66' wide, being one-third of 298' that formerly belonged Emilius de Ring. The 298' is probably a miscopy for 198', which is three times 66'. New Castle Court Records, 11, p. 9 6 June 1682 William C roe s ie als. Lor rayne A lot or slip of land next Gysbert's land. New Castle s, J2, #44 23 Fou rth Month Thomas Janvie r Consolidating two smaller lots in a survey.

SOME EARLY INDIAN TRADERS,

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