The ancient historical records of Norwalk, Conn ... - Hay genealogy

24 NORWALK.
Ralph Keeiler, 4 acres 1 rood.
Bounded east by Common and Neck fence, west by-
Town Highway and Edward Nash's home-lot, north
by Richard Webb's home-lot, south by Town Highway
and Edward Nashs home-lot.
Mr. Thomas Hanford, 4 acres.
Bounded east
by Town's Highway, west by John
Bowten's home-lot, north by Town's Highway, south
by John Ruscoe's home-lot.
Nathaniel Campfield, 5 acres.
Bounded east by Common, west by Town's Highway,
north by Matthias Sention's home-lot, south by
Richard Olmsted's, that was Thomas Hale's homelot.
Samuel Campfield (apparently in 1670), 4 acres.
Bounded east by Brooke swamp of common ground,~
west by Common Highway, north by Ralph Keeler's
home-lot, now Thomas Betts', south by John Piatt's
home-lot.
Thomas Benedick, Sen. (recorded March 1, 1669-70,
having possessed it some years before), purchased of
Mr. Hanford 1 acre 1 rood, of John Ruscoe 2 roods,
of John Bowten 1 rood—4 acres.
Bounded east by Mr. Handford's and John Ruscoe's,
west by John Bowten, north by Town Highway,
south by Richard Homes.
Samuel Haies (two parcels, the last a piece of salt
meadow in the rear of the first), 5 acres.
Bounded east (first) by Common Highway, west by
"The bancke," north by Common land, south by
Ralph Keeler's home-lot, that was Thomas Ward's.
Salt meadow—Bounded east by Bank of Sd. home-lot,
west by " Norwalke river coafe," north by " Coafe
of sd river up to the bancke," south by " the creeke."
John Gregorie, Sen. (4 acres granted, bought 4 acres
of Stephen Beckwith), 8 acres.
Bounded east by Town Highway, west by John Raimond's,
north by Mr. Haies' lot and John Benedict's
lot that was George Abbott's, south by Highway runny
by " the coafe bancke," 'and John Gregorie, Jr.'s.
John Gregorie, Jr., received from John Gregorie, Sen.,
of the above, 1 acre 2 roods.