SSDeeds.5.1.1799.3
Property Details
TownOrleans
Price$53
Selling Date1799-10-04
Parties Involved
Buyer
Buyer(s) name(s)Snow, Elnathan
Buyer(s) residence(s)Orleans
Seller
Seller(s) name(s)Mayo, Joseph; Mayo, Ruth
Seller(s) residence(s)Eden?, Hancock County
Others
Justice of the PeaceSparrow, Isaac
WitnessesSparrow, Lyda
Date recorded by Justice of the Peace1800-10-09
Original date recorded by Registrar1801-11-03; 1829-01-26
Other names mentionedYoung, Philip; Snow, Thomas; Snow, Edmund; Bacon, Eben; Kenrick, John
Deed Notes
Both seller and buyer are described as yeomen. The land came to Joseph and Ruth Mayo, his wife, from their father, Thomas Snow, late of Eastham, through the estate's deed, dated 10/3/1799. Eastham at the time of this sale is now part of Orleans. Edmund Snow, who signs below Joseph Mayo, and above Ruth Mayo, has a notation above his signature that he was an "attorni to" Ruth Mayo. Both his signature and that of Joseph Mayo are accompanied by seals. One piece of land adjoins that of Elnathan Snow's land and the other near Philip Young's house. A further notation is made that "the words hold from and if all parties wave (waive) E ....? before signed.