. 2,
Richard Lownsbeekt,
33,
Delivei;axce Bkovtn,
. 30,
JoHX Galpin, .
5,
George Laxe,
. 23,
JoHX Hortox, .
15,
TU0MA5 BliOWN,
• 3,
Joseph Hortox,
. 17,
Jonx Frost,
. . 20,
"i Hexry Disbrow, .
8,
Peter Brown
. 52,
Garrett Travis, .
13,
Peter Disbrow,
• 22,
Jonx Stockham, .
7,
John Meritt,
. 39,
Joxathax Fowlke,
19,
Caleb IIiArr, .
. 11,
Richard Walter,
35.
Sajicel Hoyt, .
. 43,
Axdrew Coe,
43,
Timothy KNiSj-,
• . 16,
Thomas Jeffrey .
21,
Jacob Pease, .
. . 87,
Isaac Sherwood, .
38,
George Kniffen. .
• 12,
Joseph Sherwood, .
34,
JOSEPU PURDT,
. 25,
"Fraxcis Browx, .
40,
Bexjamix Hortox,
. 29,
William Odell,
6,
Isaac Odell, .
. 31,
JoxAS Sherwood, .
28,
Joseph Galpix, • .
. 10,
Thomas Lyox,
14,
JOHX HOTT,
. 36,
JoHX Broxdig,
4,
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ALIAH BrOWX, . . .27.
"In 1721, Wiliam Burnett, Governor of New York, set out, in order for patent, to Samuel Hunt, a certain tract or parcel of land Iping and being in the County of Westchester, being ])art of a large tract commonly known by the name of 'The \Miite Plains,' beginnini^ at three large White Oak trees standing near together on the west side of Mamaroneck river, and runs thence, south thirty-nine degrees ; west, thirty-one chains, &c., Sec, containing tsvo hundred and sixty acres, after five acres deducted for every hundred acres for highways." "
"Upon the 13th of March, 1 721, his Excellency, William Burnett, granted letters patent to Daniel Brundage, all that tract of land in White Plains, beginning at a small white ash stake standing on the east side of the long meadow brook and runs thence, south fifty-three degrees, west forty-three chains, and a heap of stones near the street, containing one hundred and ninety-five acres.