54 2 HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER. 



River then down the Stream of the said River to the Place where the West 

 Branch Falls Into the said River and then up the Stream of the said West Branch 

 to the Place where it began Containing Four Thousand Four hundred and 

 Thirty five Acrea with Allowance for Highways, and in the Setting out of the 

 Baid Tract of Land had Regard to the Profitable and unprofitable Acres and had 

 taken care thai the Length of the said Tract do not Extend along the Banks of 

 any River Conformable to our said Royall Instructions as by a Certificate under 

 their hands bearing Date the Tenth Day of March last Entered of Record in our 

 Si cretarya Office more fully and at large Appears Which Tract of Land set out 

 as aforesaid according to our said Royall Instructions Wee being willing to grant 

 to the said Joseph!} udd John Hoit Caleb Hoit Humphrey Underbill Joseph Purdy 

 George Lane Daniel Lane Moses Knap John Horton David Horton Jonathan Lynch 

 P( t ir Hatfield James Traviss Isaac Covert Benjamin Brown John Turner David 

 Ogden and William Yeomans their Heirs and Assigns according to the Prayer of 

 their Petition Know Yce that of our Especial grace certain Knowledge and meer 

 Motion We have given granted Ratifyed and Confirmed and do by these presents 

 for us our heirs and Successors give grant Ratifie and Confirm unto the said 

 Joseph Budd John Hoit Caleh Hoit Humphry Underbill Joseph Purdy George 

 Lane Daniel Lane Moses Knap John Horton David Horton Jonathan Lynch 

 Peter Hatfield James Traviss Isaac Covert Benjamin Brown John Turner David 

 Ogden and William Yeomans their Heirs and Assigns all that the said Tract or 

 Parcel of Land Scituate tying and being in the County of Westchester which is Com- 

 monly known by the Name of the White Plains Beginning at a large White Oak 

 Tree Marked with Severall Letters where Two Brooks fall into the West Branch 

 of Momaroneek River, and Runs thence by Markt Trees to Brunxes River near to 

 the place where a small Brook falls into the said River by a Bush of Alders some 

 of which are Markt thence up the Stream of Brunxes River to an Ash Tree about 

 Seventeen Chains above Anthony Millers fulling Mill thence by Markt Trees to a 

 White Oak Marked near long Meadow Brook then down the Stream of the said 

 Brook to the Land laid out for Daniel Brondige then along his Line to the said 

 Long Meadow Brook then down the Stream of the said Brook to the place where 

 it falls into Momaroneek River and down the Stream of the said River to the 

 Land granted to Christopher Bridge then along his Line and the Lines of the 

 Land laid out for Samuel Hunt to Momaroneek River then down the Stream of 

 the said River to the Place where the West Branch falls into the said River and 

 then up the Stream of the said West Branch to the place where it begun Con- 

 taining Four Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty five Acres with Allowance for 

 Highways Together with all and Singular Woods underwoods Trees Timber 

 Feei lings pastures Meadows Marshes Swamps Ponds Pools Waters Water Courses 

 Rivers Rivoletfl Runs and Streams of Water Fishing Fowling Hunting and 

 Hawking Mines Minerals Standing being Growing lying or to be had used 

 and Enjoyed within the Limits and Bounds aforesaid, And all other Profits 

 Benefits Liberties Priviledges Hereditaments and Appurtenances to the same 

 belonging or in any wise Appertaining and all that onr Estate Right Title Interest 

 Benefit Claim and Demand whatsoever of in or to the same and the Reversion and 

 Reversions Remainder and Remainders and the Yearly Rents and Profits of the 

 same (Excepting and always Reserving out of this our present Grant unto us our 

 Heirs and Successors forever all Trees of the Diameter of Twenty four Inches 



