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Original Grantees
Cor '1 's Cunningham .
Joanna Beebe 236 2 6
Joseph Cheels 75 11 C
Ruth Harris 63 0 0
Ann Hancock 140 8
OAven Neal 91 14
Bathsheba Skinner 180 0
James Stewart 13 18
James Tilley 1,533 10
Rebecca Church 52 11 10
Matthew Griswold 10 0 0
Elizabeth Holzwortli ... 4(1 8 0
Nath'l Hempstead 7 1 10
Thankful Stanton 8 9
Roswcll Saltonstall 1,8110 I) O
Joaunn Short 270 1-1 0
Kdl.ert Gallup 11 fi 6
John Barnes 84 6
Jeremiah .Miller 2,585 18
HISTORY OF ERIE COUNTY 81 *
Classification No. 3, Section 3
Am't .Loss Am't Classed
£ s. d. Classified by £ s. d.
62 14 7 Mi Guy Richards, and others 3 14 11
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 59 0 7Va
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 45 6 U
Ebenezer A\ery, Jr., and
others 38 8 7
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 46 14, 6
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 91 14 C
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 60 0 0
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 8 7 1%
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 322 12 11
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 28 18 GVi
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 5 4 0
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 26 17 7
Elienczer Avery, Jr., and.
others 3 3 10
Ebenezer Avery, Jr., and
others 7 2
John Kinsman SI 13 1*4
Joanna Short 15 15 10
Robert Gallup 11 (i (i
7 ] /t Benjamin Trumbull 50 12 9VI
9% John S. Miller 444 7 7Va
Footing of Classification No. 3 1,344 0
Am't Loss
Original Grantees £ s. d.
Sarah Harris 177 7 5
Jeremiah Miller 2.585 18 10
Ephraim Minor 348 17 4
Setli Sears 18 19 7
Rufns Avery 132 IS 4
Amos Ledyard 142 7 10
Allies Prentice 566 1 6
Classification No. 4, Section 4
Am't Classed
Classified by £ s. d.
Sarah Harris' heirs 177 7 5
John S. Miller 45 1 8Vi
John S. Miller 348 17 4
Heirs of Seth Sears.... 13 19 7
Committee 50 11 7*4
Committee .'. 142 7 10
.Robert Latham 566 1 6
Footing of Classification No. 4 1,344 7 0
TAVO years after the survey Avas made David Abbott bought a tract
of 800 a-cres of land lying in section Xo. 2, and upon both sides of the.
riA'cr. .Tared Ward became the first resident of Avery, IIOAV* called Milan,
settling upon this tract in the same year, and immediately beginning
preparations for farming upon the bottoms. John Wahvorth, of Cleve-