conveyances

Copy of an indenture between Henry Lloyd and Rebecca, his wife, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, and David Jones, Fort Neck, conveying to Jones one third of two thirds of one fifth of Massapequa Meadows in exchange for 67 pounds New York money; witnessed by the brothers Michael and John Waring of Oyster Bay; Henry Lloyd's and John Waring's attestation accepted by Timothy Bagley, Justice of the Peace for Queens County.

Letter from Paschal Nelson, Boston, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, regarding peas received from Lloyd, money for Henry Lloyd, Jun.'s expenses, sending a sow to Lloyd, a pirate attack, and other news. Letter followed by an agreement dated July 22, 1723, between Nathan Williams of Huntington and his wife Sarah transferring her property to him.

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Conveyance from Daniel Whitehead, Oyster Bay, to Nicholas Davison, Charlestown, authorizing Davison, as administrator for the estate of Samuel Andrews, Oyster Bay, to take possession of Lloyd Neck; witnessed by John Richbell, Charles Balam, George Milton, and David Anderson.

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Conveyance affirming the May 6, 1658 deed of sale of Lloyd Neck from Samuel Mayo, Daniel Whitehead, and Peter Wright, Oyster Bay, to Samuel Andrews, London; witnessed by Samuel Paine, Chickahominy River Wallingford Parish, Va., and John Richbell, Oyster Bay; followed by a confirmation of the conveyance by Samuel Mayo, Boston, dated August 13, 1659; witnessed by Benjamin Gillam and Nicholas Phillips, Boston.

Copy of a conveyance from James Lloyd assigning his rights to Lloyd Neck and other Long Island properties to Nathaniel Sylvester; witnessed by Matthias Nicolls, Secretary, and John Juxon; entered in the New York Record Office October 11, 1678 by Matthias Nicolls, secretary.

Copy of a document from John Underhill, under sheriff, to John Richbell conveying possession of Lloyd Neck to Richbell pursuant to the September 28, 1665 order of the Governor and Council awarding title to Richbell; witnessed by Richard Harcot and Richard Latten.

May 31, 1694 conveyance from John Townsend Sr. and Thomas Townsend, sons of John Townsend (died 1668), to their surviving siblings, James, George, Daniel, Elizabeth, Rose, Ann, and Sarah, confirming the division of their parents' estates as per the will of their mother, Elizabeth; with genealogical notes on the succession of eldest sons from John Townsend (died 1668) to Samuel Townsend (1717-1790).

Excerpt from an August 1, 1708 conveyance from William Nicoll to Francis Annesley, London, for the sale of half of Shelter Island; the sale does not appear to have been completed; and from an August 19, 1741 conveyance from Richard Nicolls and two unnamed partners to William Jamison for the sale of a share in undivided land near the Susquehanna River; a brief note on a May 24, 1748 sale of land in Orange County by Andrew Nicolls; a note regarding an August 21, 1783 James Townsend, Fredericksburgh, Dutchess County (now part of Putnam County), getting letters of administration for the estate of

Notes summarizing the November 7, 1668 sale of 100 acres of woodland by the Matinecock to Joseph Carpenter, Pawtucket, Rhode Island; for the sale of land in Oyster Bay; an August 18, 1668 assignation by John Dyer of his share of a meadow to John Underhill; the assignation by Underhill of the same property to Thomas Townsend; and a deed from George Hewlett, Hempstead, to Richard Brudenell, for the sale of his "mansion" for £37.

Excerpts from an June 10, 1697 order from the Governor and Council authorizing John Harrison, Thomas Townsend, and five others to purchase land in Oyster Bay from the local Native Americans and receive a patent; from a March 18, 1665 [i.e. 1666] document from Governor Richard Nicolls appointing Capt.

Note documenting the March 20, 1684 [i.e. 1685] assignment by Henry Townsend Sr. of land he purchased July 4, 1683 from Suscanemon and Werah, Matinecock Indians, to his sons, Henry Jr. and John; excerpts from a December 17, 1689 deed from Henry Townsend Sr. and his sons, Henry Jr. and John, to John Pratt, of Hogg Island, for the sale of the same property; and from a March 25, 1713 deed from John Pratt to Samson Hawxhurst exchanging the same property for land from Hawxhurst; with notes on the style of the first deed and persons named in the second.

Excerpts from an April 1, 1708 document regarding the division of land owned by Caleb and Harvey Coles at Duck Pond in Oyster Bay; from a November 10, 1722 conveyance from Hannah Carr, wife and agent of Job Carr, to William Moyles for the sale of half a share in the "old purchase" at Oyster Bay; and from a March 21, 1718/9 deed from Thomas Everett to John Townsend for the sale of 100 acres at Cold Spring in Oyster Bay which Townsend sold May 2, 1722 to Robert Bennett; includes notes regarding William Leverich and land sold by John Williams to Nicholas Lang.

January 30, 1692 [i.e. 1693] conveyance of land from Sarah Williams to her son in law, John Townsend (continued); notes documenting various people mentioned in the Queens County records; and excerpts of a May 27, 1694 deed from Thomas Townsend, Gent. of Rhode Island, selling 50 acres in Flushing to John Harrison of Jamaica, attested before Daniel Whitehead, justice of the peace; and from a May 9, 1695 deed from Suscanemon and Werah, Native Americans, to Isaac Doughty of "land near Hempstead Harbor," attested May 15, 1695 before Nathaniel Coles.

Note documenting the March 22, 1688 [i.e. 1689] sale by John Rogers of all his land in Oyster Bay to Daniel Whitehead for £20, with an affidavit that Rogers acknowledged the sale before John Townsend Esq., justice of the peace, on May 1, 1689; and a January 30, 1692 [i.e.

Note regarding Edward White assignation of a share of the common land in Oyster Bay to Morris and Mary Shadbolt January 30, 1702/3; June 4, 1707 grant by the town of Oyster Bay to Thomas Jones and John Townsend granting them the land the had purchased from Native Americans in southern Oyster Bay excepting some land on Unkaway Neck; and an excerpt from an April 17, 1713 deed from Nathaniel Weekes to Mary Shadbolt for the sale of swampland in Oyster Bay.

Notes documenting property transactions 1683-1699 and a list of citizens sitting on a jury in 1700 from the records of Queens County.

Notes documenting property transactions and bench warrant appearing in the records of Queens County from 1691-1697.

April 19, 1691 indenture between John Jackson and John Townsend and four others (continued) and excerpts from a November 4, 1690 deed witnessed by Thomas and Mary Townsend, a May 22, 1694 document appointing John Harrison, Charles Morgan, and Jonathan Wright to settle a dispute over the division of land with Flushing, a July 2, 1694 conveyance of land from John Smith, Hempstead, to his son-in-law Richard Townsend, and a November 18, 1693 grant of land from Smith to Townsend.

Conveyance from the Town of Huntington to John Wood, Sr. and John Wood, Jr. for 10 acres of land; signed by trustees Epenetus Platt and Thomas Brush. Verso not digitized.