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

36 NORWALK. [1651.
hand paid, Have, and Every of them, for themselves
and their heyers. Granted, Bargained, Sold, assigned,
Enfeoffed, and confirmed ; and by these Presents doth
Bargain, grant, sell, enfeoffe, assigne, sett over, and
confirme, unto the said Richard Web, (&c. &c.) * * *
all their lands called and known by the name of Runckinheage,
Rooaton, or by whatsoever name or names the
same is called or known, Lying and bounded on the
East upon y^ land purchased of Captain Patriarke,
so
called, on the West bounded with the Brook called
Pampaskeshanke, which said Brook and passage, the
Bounds W^est, Extendeth up into the Country by marked
Trees ; and so far as the said Runckinheage, and the
rest above mentioned, hath any Right and proprietie ;
and the aforesaid Land bounded with the Brook called
as aforesaid Pampaskeshanke, from the aforesaid passage
and path down along to the Sea. And the aforesaid
Land bounded on the South with the Sea ;
and on
the North the Moehakes Country; with all the Islands,
Trees, pastures, meadinge, water, water courses, Rights^
members, and Appurtenances whatsoever, To Have
AND TO Hold, and quietly and peaceably injoy, all the
aforesaid lands, &c. * * * unto the aforesaid Richard
Web, &c. *=**** and to their heyers forever. And
the aforesaid Runckinheage and Piamikin, and Magise,
and Townetom, Winnepucke, Magushetowes,
Conkuskenow,
Wampasum, Sasseakun, Runckenunnutt, Pokessake,
Shoakecum, Soanamatum, Prodax, Matumpun,
Cockenoe-de-Longe-Island, Do by these presents, acknowledge
to have received the aforesaid Thirtie fathum
of Wampum, &c. * * * * in full satisfaction. In
witness whereof the above said parties have for them-