Patthunck, Brope, Wepetuck, Indian proprietors sell to Colonel Caleb Heathcote, Captain James Mott, William Pennoyer, John Williams, Henry Disbrow, Oliver Hatfield, John Disbrough and Benjamin Disbrough, a lot or parcel of land bounded as followeth : " To begin at Westchester path by Mamaroneck river and runs as the river doth to the marked trees at the easterniost side of the two mile bounds, from thence as was laid out to the marked trees on the southermost end of Richbell's ridge, from thence to Dirty swamp rid^o in a direct line, and from said ridge as the road goeth to Mamaroneck river,

a Original deed in the possession of the De Laucey family.

HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER.

each party above mentioned to have and to hold their allotments and divisions as already laid out, and according to their deeds of John and Mrs. Richbell. Sig. sealed and delivered Patthvnck. in the presence of us, Wapetcck. JosEim Hiatt, Joseph Purdy.

In the year 1700, Samuel Palmer of Mamaroneck, obtained an assignment of the Great Middle neck, from Robert Richbell, former mortgagee under his uncle John Richbell.

Upon the 5 th of November, 1701, Ann Hook, Indian sachem, released to Samuel Palmer,

"All that my parcel of land formerly called Mangopson neck, now called by the name of the great neck, &c. , bounded easterly by a brook, called by name Pipin's brook, which runs into the salt water creek, aud so running round along by the Sound, and so running up to a brook called by the name of Cedar or Pine tree brook, together with a parcel of land running up said brook by a range of marked trees, until this meet with the marked trees of Colonel Caleb Heathcote, and from thence rumiing by the aforesaid range of marked trees, down to the said Pipin's brook, to the afore said salt water creek, with all and singular the members, rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, &c.