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Provincial Court Land Records, 1759-1762
Volume 723, Page 236   View pdf image
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       further that he the said Charles Homewood would well and truly pay and Satisfy unto
       him the Said Henry Woodward the aforesaid Sum of Two thousand and forty four pounds
       and eight pence Sterling at before or after the said fifth day of November seventeen
       hundred and Seventy five according to the said Condition or Proviso for Payment
       thereof  And also that the said Henry Woodward his Heirs Executors Administrators
       or Assigns should and Might on the fifth day of November then next
       ensuing or at any Time thereafter at his pleasure enter upon have hold
       Occupy Possess and enjoy all and Singular the said Bargained and sold
       Land and Premisses (except such Part thereof as was then held and enjoyed
       by Ann Govane Gentlewoman the Mother of him the said Charles Homewood
       for the said Dower of the Endowment of Thomas Homewood Esquire Deceased
       her late Husband the Father of him the Said Charles Homewood) and immediately
       upon the Death of her the said Ann Govane might enter upon have
       hold Occupy Possess and enjoy such Part of the said Bargained and Sold or
       meant mentioned or intended to be Bargained and Sold Lands and Premisses
       as was then held by her for her Dower as aforesaid and Should and might at his
       Will and Pleasure cut fell sell or in any manner dispose of any or all the
       Timber Trees and other Woods being or growing on the said Premisses that
       is to say immediately on his Entry as aforesaid that he might so fell Cut
       Sell and Dispose of the Timber Trees and other Woods growing and
       being upon the other Parts of the said Premisses not held by the said
       Ann Govane as aforesaid  And that immediately upon the Decease of the
       said Ann Govane he the said Henry Woodward may so fell cut sell and
       dispose of the Timber Trees and other Woods growing and being upon
       that part of the said Premisses now held by the said Ann Govane for her
       Dower as aforesaid (except always and reserving the Timber Trees and
       Woods growing and being on that part of the said Premisses which is commonly
       called Huckleberry Ally or the Briery Glade Woods containing by the first
       Resurvey thereof three hundred and thirty three Acres of Land)  And
       that ^he^ the said Henry Woodward should and might so hold Possess Occupy
       and enjoy the said Land and Premisses thereby Bargained and Sold
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