Tunxis

Transfer from a Farmington settler to a Tunxis man of ten acres of land near the fence enclosing the common field in Farmington for thirty pounds

Transfer of three and a half acres of land on the backside of Pequabuck Meadow to a Quinnipiac man for twelve pounds

Transfer of one acre of land in the part of the great meadow called Crane Hall to a Farmington colonist for twelve pounds

Transfer of 3/4 of an acre at Indian Neck to a Farmington colonist by a Native woman

Transfer of one acre at Indian Neck in Farmington Meadow for fifty pounds old tenor to a Farmington colonist.

Transfer from father to son of a half part of four acres of land and a half part of a dwelling house, being the piece of property purchased from Susannah at Pequabuck Meadow

Transfer of two pieces of land lying west of Pequabuck Meadow: (1) half an acre and (2) six acres to another Tunxis member for thirteen pounds old tenor

Transfer of all the land Hatchet Towsey owns on the west side of the meadow (which lies undivided with the rest of the Tunxis proprietors) to his son, John

Grant of a reservation of 200 acres of upland to the Tunxis by the Proprietors of Farmington

Transfer from father to son through a bequest of a dwelling house, household goods, and property on the west side of Farmington Meadow