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

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HOME-LOTS. 25
Richard Web, 4 acres.
Boxmded east by Common land adjoining the neck,
west by Town Highway, north by Thomas Seamer's
home-lot, south by John Raymond's home-lot that was
Ralph Reeler's.
Daniel Kellogg, 4 acres.
Bounded east by Matthew Marvin, Jr.'s, Matthew
Marvin, Sen.'s, and Thomas Fitch, Sen.'s, home-lots,
west by Joseph Fenn's home-lot and a bank of common
land, north partly by Nathaniel Richard's
home-lot, and by the " coafe bancke," south by Town
Highway.
Matthew Marvin, Jr., 3 acres 2 roods.
Bounded east by " Meeting-house greene," west by
Daniel Kellogg's home-lot, north by Matthew Marvin,
Sen.'s, home-lot, south by Town Highway.
Christopher Comstock, January 27, 1661 (then of Fairfield,
bought of Thomas Betts, ^' being then a planter
inhabiting in Norwalke," his '' house, home-lot,
&c., with haffe the land lying to the said house, laid
out to said Betts, or belonging to the accommodation
of Nathaniel Eli," folio 13), 4 acres.
See " Nathaniel Eli," who sold this lot to Thomas
Betts, which Thomas Betts, in 1661, sold to Christopher
Comstock.
Ephraim Lockwood, December 30, 1664 (folio 13)
bought the home-lot of Jonathan Marshe ;
" For and
in consideration of one mare and sucking colt,"
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his howse with the shelfes, dress boards, &c." also
the yards, hovells, and tenn fruit trees growing upon
the orchard ;
and also the home-lot containing one
acre more or less."
For boundaries see Jonathan Marshe.
Thomas Betts (bought Nathaniel Eli's home-lot ; sold
half to Christopher Comstock ; also bought house and
home-lot of Ralph Keeler—recorded about 1660),
4 acres.
Bounded east by Common upland, west by Common
Highway, north by John Keeler's home-lot, south by
Samuel Campfield's home-lot.
Thomas Ward, of Norwalk (September 1, 1665, sold