Room 1A

Minutes of the Committee on Agriculture, 1834, Deed from Hedge to Reed, 1761 and Blacksmith Shop receipts

Minutes of the Committee on Agriculture, Lemuel Wheelock, Chairman, 1834.
On reverse side:
Deed from Hedge to Rev. Samuel Reed, 1761
June 10, 1842 Blacksmith Shop receipts & payments

Wheelock collection is located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a

Year (or year range)
1834
Approximate era
1801-1850
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Collection Of Deeds

*Missing* 1815 Lyman Barnes mortgage deed to to State Bank - 60 acres and ?

1819 Bildad Hodge acquittance to Phoebe Hodge and Eldad Hodge

1822 Levi Hodge acquittance to Eldad Hodge for share in estate of Levi Hodge

1824 Asahel Ward deed to Eldad Hodge - 4 1/4" across

1824 Abel? Wilder deed to Justus Russell and Lemuel Wheelock - 97 acres 71 rods of lands, part of Grant farm and S____? Grant on Shepardson Hill

1826 Jonathan Wheelock mortgage deed to Prescott Wheelock - 60 acres on Northfield Road

1828 Gardner Mills deed to Justus Russell - 17 acres of land, northwest corner of Wendell and Shepardson Road

1828 Isaac Hastings deed to Alpheus Hale - 12 acres west of Wendell Road

1830 Caleb Mayo deed to Eldad Hodge - 28 acres 60 Rods west side Gale Road

1830 Eldad Hodge deed to Wheelock and Hodge - Pew #3 in Meeting House

1831 Samuel Fays deed to Eldad Hodge - 36 acres on Hodge Gale Brook

1831 Caleb Hastings deed to Jerusha Goldsbury - 77 acres part of lot 66 in 2nd division

1834 Thomas Batchellar? mortgage deed to Benjamin Batchellar? - 127 acres Batchellar farm east of Hastings Heights Road

1835 Lemuel Wheelock to Henry Ball -

1835 Phiney Jewell deed to Lemuel Wheelock - Land in Winchester NH

1839 Lemuel Wheelock deed to Jotham Clark - 2 tracks
#1 is 90 acres 1 1/2 miles West of Village
#2 is 40 acres south of Chestnut Hill

Wheelock collection is located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a

Approximate era
don't know
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Documents describing expenses of the estate of D N Smith to the estate of Lemuel Wheelock (1792 - 1842)

Receipts for various expenses associated with settling the estate of D N Smith. Of particular interest is Richard Newcomb, Esq., Judge's decision indicating that Lemuel Wheelock should pay Fifty-two dollars to Relief Smith ( Daniel's widow ) for her own use. L. Wheelock is allowed to add these expenses to the account of administration of the estate.

Wheelock collection located left unit, Wooden Cabinet, Rm 1a

Year (or year range)
1841
Approximate era
1801-1850
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