the said corner tree another line running near 2 points to ye north of ye west unto a pond called Ne&t&pack and continuing ye same course until it meets with a second pond called Ash'.eets crossing by ye south end of both ponds and from thence running north- west until it extends to a place called Manianunquag where is a oak tree marked on ye north side of ye outlett of water that comes out from a sort of a grassy pond which is known and called by ye said name which tree is ye north-west corner and from said tree another line running south bearing to ye east abought 1 mile and J running by ye east-side of a mountain and then runs south, south-west under ye east side of another mountain called Asoquatah until it meets Stamford, boundary line about a quarter of a mile to ye eastward of Cross River Pond where stands a marked white oak tree with stones about it and in ye south-west comer and from said marked tree along by Stamford boundery until it comes to Norwalk purchase and so by said purchase bounds to the said hue Rock at the south-east corner containing by estimation 20,000 acres be it more or less and the four corners of said tract of land being called by the following Indian names, south-east corner, Wheercock; north-east corner, Wononkpakoonk ; north-west corner, Mamamexquag : south-west corner, HaraJiaw?nis, to have and to hold, 30th of September, 1708,

Catoox An, his mark ye sachem, Wequacomeck, his mark, Waspachaim, his mark, Wawkamawwe, his mark, Nakaneka, his mark, Cawweiiekix, his mark. This above written bill is acknowledged by ye grantors this 30th day of September, 1708, before me Samuel Hait, Justice of the Peace. Rec. Feb. 8. 1709- 1710.