runnes along the foot of the High Mountains to the Path that Goes to Wawijchtanok to a hill Called by the Indians Mananosick where two Trees are marked L on the South west side of the Path from thence Westward to a Creeke Called by the natives Nachawawachkano where two white Oake Trees are marked L which Creeke Comes into the other Creeke called Twastawekak which is the West Bounds and soe Incloses aU the Land above recited the Place where the two Creeks meet being Called Mawichnanck the fflatt or Plaine Land Lying on both sidee of the said Creeke Containing about three hundred Morgan or Six hundred acres together with all and Singular the Trees Timber Woods Undei-woods Swamps Moores Marshes Meadows Rivoletts Streames Creeks Waters Lakes Pooles Ponds fishing Hawking Hunting and fowling and whatever Else to the said Tract of Laud witliin tlie Bounds and Limitts aforesaid belonging or in any wise Aj^rtaineing to have and to hold the said Tract and Parcell of Land and all and Sing-ular the Premisses and every Parte and Parcell thereof unto the said Robert Livingston his Heires and Assignes unto the Sole and only Proper tise beniffitt and behoofife of him the said Robert Livingston his Heires and Assignes for ever to be holden of his said Majesty his Heires and Suc-oessors in free and Comon Socc^ge According to the Tenure of East Greenwich in the Coimty of Kent in his Majestyes Kingdome of England Yielding Rendering and Paying therefore yeai-ely and Every yeare unto our Soveraigne Lord the Kings Majestye his Heires and Assignes or unto such officer or officers as shall by him be Appointed to receive the same Eight shillings Currant Money of the Province on the five and Twentyeth Day of March at Albany as by the said Pattent Recorded in tlie Secretarys Office Relation thereunto had may more fully and at Large appeaj*e all which Tracts or Parcells of Land Lyeing together are Bounded and Limitted m manner hereafter Expressed and menconed that is to say on the North by a Line to be Dra\\Tje from a Certame Creek or kill over against the South side of Vastrix Island in Hudsons River Called Wachankasigh to a Place Called by the Natives Wawanaquassick where the Heapes of Stones Lye being neaj the head of a Certaine kill or Creek called Nanapenahekan which comes out of a Marsh Lyeing