Box 1
Contains 22 Results:
Deed from Andrew and Elizabeth Boardman of Cambridge for six acres of land in Cambridge Neck dated 27 April 1710, acknowledged 3 May 1710, recorded 14 May 1714, 1714
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from Andrew and Elizabeth Boardman of Cambridge for eight acres in Cambridge Neck dated 8 September 1714, acknowledged 10 September 1714, recorded 12 June 1758, 1758
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from John and Hephzibah Bradish of Cambridge for two acres in Cambridge dated 9 April 1712, acknowledged 8 May 1712, recorded 14 May 1714, 1714
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from William and Elizabeth Brattle of Cambridge for six acres in Cambridge Neck dated 7 July 1709, acknowledged 18 July 1709, recorded 20 July 1709, 1709
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from Jonathan Green of Cambridge for one and a half acres in Cambridge dated 1 September 1696, acknowledged 2 October 1696, recorded 16 April 1700, 1700
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from Elizabeth, Zachariah, and Joseph Hicks all of Cambridge for two and a half acres in Watertown dated 25 March 1715, acknowledged 8 April 1715, recorded 12 June 1758, 1758
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from Jeremiah and Susanah Holman of Cambridge for two small swamp lots in Cambridge dated 5 September 1709, acknowledged 24 October 1709, recorded 14 May 1714, 1714
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from Hannah Smith of Watertown for a house and two acres of upland and meadowland in Watertown dated 18 September 1719, acknowledged 18 November 1719, recorded 25 November 1719, 1719
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from William Wyeth of Cambridge for eight acres in Cambridge dated 30 September 1702, acknowledged 29 January 1702, recorded 12 June 1758, 1758
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.
Deed from William Wyeth of Cambridge for two and a half acres of upland in Watertown dated 22 March 1701, acknowledged 22 March 1700, recorded 12 June 1758, 1758
The Cooledge Papers are made up of business and personal papers of Deacon Joseph Cooledge. They include bonds, deeds for Cambridge property, powers of attorney, an apprenticeship indenture, a tax collector’s commission, and miscellaneous bills and receipts. Spread over the period 1696 to 1735, the documents include important local names, particularly Brattle and Wyeth.