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82 NORWALK. [1687.
field and Norwalk : Wliearfore the towne by these presents
by vote doth declare that they shall not comply
nor agree with the aforesayd persons, viz. Captain Eells,
Captaine Beard, Mr. Judson, as a committee, or any
other persons in the measuring of any mile, or running
any dividend lyne upon any land of ours lawfully
purchased by us ; Allso doe hereby forewarne any person
or persons on any land of ours soe to do at present.
Lands sequestered for the Indians.
December 12, 1687. Voted and agreed that three
acres of land shall be sequestered for the Indians on
the other side of the river, lying on the left hand of the
roade leading towards Stamford.
Division of Over River Land.
[Dec. 12, 1687. All common land Over the River,
leaving sufficient for highways, to be laid out by lot,
the inhabitants, according to their estates.
Three score acres of the same sequestered for the
Indians.
A division granted of 20 Acres to the hundred.
Nathl. Hayes, and Sergt. John Piatt, a committee to
lay out the division ;—lots to be granted to those only
who are proper inhabitants. Samuel Keeler allowed to