which have no Name affixed are Drawn for William Smith, by a Scale of inches to the mile

Map annexed to Deed Book 17, 1764 to 1768, p. 457.

2«th in.

Henry Coyler 4th m.

30th m.

Dau'lTownsend

Sam'l Field 6th m.

8th m.

Sam'l Baker

35th m.

Rich'd Bradley 10th m.

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Sam'l Fields

12th m.

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37th m. Uriah Root A. I.

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John Rath

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Ellas Clapp

Jacob Havilaml

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14th m.

Dan'l Townsend 40th m.

Adam Ireland

Joshua Barns 16th m.

Bcnj. Birdsell

Con'l Fleeman 42nd m.

Saml Baker

John Thomas

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setts. This, left ten miles south from the monument or angle to what is still called the Wilton angle and south-west corner of the Oblong, now the southernmost end of Lewisboro, bordering on New Canaan. This section was for a long time termed the " Undivided Lands" and being public lands were of course still vested in the crown.

Among other claimants of these " Undivided Lands." in 1743, was a Benjamin Wilson, (one of the original twenty-five grantees of the East or Upper Patent, in 1 73 1 ,) who, strange to say, asserted that his right to dispose of the same, "accrued unto him by virtue of a Patent obtained with others," of Governor Montgomerie of New York. In other words, by virtue of the East Patent issued in 1731, which had nothing whatever to do with the " Undivided Lands" and also by virtue of a lease obtained of Adam Ireland, Jno. Thomas and Benjamin Birdsell, all three of whom were also grantees of the East Patent 1731."