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

26 NORWALK.
to Ralph Keeler his " dwelling howse and howses,
&c.," reserving
*' the workshop for the abode of his
wife, if she shall have occasion, till the 27th of Sept.,
1666," said Ward reserving to himself " to take away
at his pleasure, the locks upon the dwelling howse
doares, and the younger nursery trees, and twoe boards
lying upon the coller beames"—folio 2,).
Boundaries not given save on the north, which is
bounded by Jonathan Marshe.
Thomas Benedict, Jr. (bought of Joseph Fenn, 1671,
'^ now home-lot, lyinge by the side of the creeke or
river called the Coafe"), 4 acres.
Bounded east by Highway leading to the point, west
by " Bancke of the coafe," north by Joseph Fenn's
land adjoining to his home-lot, south by Cartway
leading out of Daniel Kellogg's meadow.
Richard Raimond (^inhabitant of Salem, in the jurisdiction
of Mattachusetts Bay, bought of Ralph Keeler,
October 20, 1662, "My howseing, contained at
present in my home-lott, or cow yard," &c., "the
howse, flores, doares, glasse windows, shelfes, or ought
else necessarily fastened together"), 4 acres.
Bounded east by John Gregorie's lot that was George
Abbott's, west by Common land, north by John Benedict's
that was George Abbott's, south by^" A Highway
running to the sea bancke."
Jakin Greggorie (in 1666, grant of home-lot upland
and loe-land), 4 acres.
Bounded east by Common upland, west by Common
Highway, north by Common upland, south by Tho.
Tayler's home-lot.
John Piatt, of Norwalk (bought of Thomas Lupton,
March 9, 1665, sold in 1674 to John Bowten), 4 acres.
Bounded east by " Reere of Thomas Lupton's houselot
and Richard Homes's, west by Matthias Sention's
land, north by John Bowten's land, south by George
Abbott's land.
John Crampton (" because he was a souldier in the late
Indian war," 1679), 3 acres.
Bounded east by Highway, west by Samuel Benedict's
home-lot, north by Thomas Betts, Sen.'s, home-lot,
south by James Miller's home-lot.