Farmington -- Farmington Meadow

Transfer of two acres of land in Farmington Meadow to a Farmington colonist for four coats and six shillings and other considerations because of an existing debt

Nannouch's mortgage of two acres of land at Farmington Meadow, near the corn mill at Indian Neck for payment of Wenemo's fine for stealing several items from John Bates' house.

Transfer from two Tunxis at Stockbridge to a Tunxis woman at Chatham of three acres of land and one-half of a dwelling house on the west side of Farmington meadow for 12 pounds, 10 shillings

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

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

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