Ann Carter Junjr Mary Carter Joseph Mapes Ruth Mapes Joseph Mapes Junjr William Mapes Hannah Mapes

Peter Symons

Symons Symons Symons John Tutthill Junjr

David Youngs

Mehitobell Tutthill

Mary Youngs

Waite Benjamen widdow

John Loring

William Benjamen

Richard Loring

Waite Benjamen Junjr

Samuel Loring

Anna Benjamen

John Loring Junjr

hannah Benjamen

Wm Loring

John Benjamen

Thomas Loring

William Rosebash

John Veale

Ann Rosebash

The Names of the Slaves, Men Weomen and Children.

Tony

Liddy Jack

Grace Cato

James

Semony Mobsey

Betty

Semony

Jack

Peter

Rose

Betty

Titus

Tomm

Rose

Sombo

Nager John

Robbin

huson

Tom

Santo

Dorrad

Titus

Prissilla

Sarah

Sambo

Abigail

hope Pegge Jack

Jenny a Girl Jenny

Grace

Bristol

Judah

Maria

Adrea

Cate

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Indians ffreemen, Servants, men wemen and Children in number

Whose Names Cannot be known because not Contant To any Name &c

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One hundred thirty and two ffamelyes

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Consisting of Christians, old and young ;

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Indians, old & young Slaves, old & young,

In all

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NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS ON TPIE TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON, L. I. BY JOHN LTON GARDINER, OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT

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APRIL, 1798.

The Town of East Hampton is bounded South-Easterly by the Atlantic Ocean, on which side the The sea gains on the shore, and it has been said by aged people that, in some places, the sea now washes the shore where Indian Corn has been planted by The sand near the shore is blown into hills on which nothing grows but a grass called their Fathers. "Beach Grass," and a shrub bearing the Beach plum. By this grass & the Bushes, the sand is, in some measure, prevented being blown over the adjacent pasture & mowing fields. shore is a sand beach free from rocks.