Provincial Court Proceedings, 1667—68.   257

    tree of Robert Cager upon the maine branch of the Herring creeke Liber FF
    runing South east for the length of Eighty perches to a marked Oake
    standing at a branch that boundeth the land of the said Jones bound-
    ing on the East with a line drawne north East and by East from the
    said Oake for the length of two hundred perches to a marked white
    Oake that standeth at the head of a valley called Jones his valley on
    the north with a line drawne north west from the End of the forth
    line to a marked white Oake that standeth neere the fresh runn of
    the maine branch of the Herring creek on the west with the said
    branch on the south with the land of Rober Cager aforesaid Con-
    taineing by estimacon One hundred Acres more or Jesse and now in
    the tenure and possession of them the said Francis Cole and Thomas
    Beedle with all and every the howses building Orchards guardens
    there upon planted & built together with all waies Easmts proviledges
    Comodeties profitts and implemts to the same belonging or appertaine-
    ing with all the writings Deeds patents Charters and evidences touch-
    ing and concerning the same or any part or parcell thereof To haue
    and to hold the said parcell of land Containeing one hundred Acres
    be for by these presents bargained and sold and all Other the bargained
    premisses hereby intended to be bargained and sold unto them the
    said Francis Cole and Thomas Beedle theire heires and assignes for
    ever And the said Robert Jones the said parcell of land and all Other
    the bargained premisses unto them the said Francis Cole and Thomas
    Beedle shall and well for ever hereafter warrt and defend And the
    said Robert Jones doth further for himselfe his heires executors and
    administrators Covenant promise and grant to & with them the said
    Francis Cole and Thomas Beedle theire heires and assignes and euy
    of them to make Or cause to be made all and euy such further and
    Other assureance Or assureances Conveyance or Conveyances in law
    when thereunto required be itt by fine feoffmt enrolment of theis
    presents or by such Other Lawfull waies or meanes as by them the
    said Francis Cole and Thomas Beedle theire heires and assignes or
    they or theire Councell learned in the law shall be reasonably devized
    advized and required for the further and better assureance and sure
    makeing of all and singular the premisses to be had and made sure to
    them the said Francis Cole and Thomas Beedle theire heires and
    assignes for theire and either of their Owne use and uses absolutely
    without any condicon whatsoever In Wittnesse whereof the said
    Rober Jones to this present Indenture hath sett his hand and Seale
    the day and yeare first aboue written Robert R Jones
    Wittnesse Thomas Hatton            his marke
           Henry Parker
    Acknowledged in Open Court this 13th Day of February 1667 by
    Robert Jones and Sarah his wife to be Right of the within named
    Francis Cole and Thomas Beedle and theire heires for ever
                                       Daniel Jenifer