Improvement -- Meadows

Land transfer of one half part of four acres of land, an orchard, and one half part of a dwelling house to his son John

Description of Samuel Steele's properties, including a one-acre parcel he purchased of Nesahegen

Transfer of one acre of land at Indian Neck to a Wethersfield colonist

Transfer of about half an acre parcel of land in the 200-acre reservation at Fort Hill to a Suckiaug member residing at Farmington for fifteen shillings

Transfer of 200 rods by 160 rods parcel in the 200-acre reservation at Fort Hill on the west side of Pequabuck Meadow to an Indian man

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 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