Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 4.

[p. 54] 1/4 of the East Garret 1/2 of a Bay in the great Barn at the Weft end next the floor adjoyning to her mother's half Bay beforementioned with a privilege in the floor to thresh English corn on and the Leento the fame breadth one quarter of the barn yard and one sixth part of the wash house and one quarter of the garden at the upper End and so to front the highway with privilege in the waste land about the house to lay wood on or the like —also Eight Acres of Marsh more or less next to Dudley Wades butting upon Prudence Swann Easterly upon the River south and west partly upon Dudley west the upland north also Nine Acres and a half more or less of woodland lying between Prudence and Susanna's parts butting upon Charlestown line north and Susannah's pasture land South || also Eight acres of plow land adjoyning to Dudley's Plowland in the field bounded by Dudley Wade's plowland west, Prudence Swann East, Nathll. Wade north and by the highway south—Also Twenty nine acres of mean pas---ture land upon the hills in the second Range between Dudley wade on the North and Prudence Swann on the south widows Thirds on the East and Deborah Duster on the West and a sixth part of the fruit of the or-chard and one half of the wood lott at Spott pond namely the West End thereof all these particulars put together make her portion £ 52..12..4 There is also a Platt of the farm both upland and marsh drawn by William Johnson Surveyor and herewith presented to the administratr that the Said children may keep for their more direct Jnformation as to their particular parts and all the fences of all forts that now are shall remain in the Right of them that own the Land: and the loose fencing [ ] upon the farm shall be improved to mend the outside fences belonging to the said farm proportionately—There is also one third of the wharffe by the Bridge undisposed of the which we do apprehend proper to lye to the rest of the Children that have no part therein already to improve amongst them as