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1. 008.030.045 - Deed

   Deed showing that Timothy Leech of Danvers was paid $1150.00 by Nathan Leech of Beverly for property consisting of 19 acres in Royal Side. Lydia Leech (Timothy's wife) was paid $1.00 for the quit claim. Josiah Batchelder, Jr. was Justic of the Peace and witness was John Page. The deed was recorded at the Essex Registry of Deeds on March 7, 1806 Book 178, leaf 167 by John Pickering.

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2. 8160 - Account

   Treasurer's Account of the Union Fire Society. Robert Rantoul was the Treasurer and a committee of three [(?) Stephens, William Endicott, and Alpheus Davis] deemed the account correct. Others named in the account as having paid cash into the Society were Richard Pedrick, R. & J. Pickett, Samuel Endicott, and Lydia Leech. The account also specifies deposits made to the Five Cent Institution for Savings in Salem, Salem Savings Bank, and schedule...

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3. 8164 - Receipt

   Receipt of the Union Fire Society. $1.00 was paid to Lydia Leach (also spelled Leech on the same document) by by the Union Fire Society on March 26, 1856 for "rent of land for Fire Ladders from Jan 1855 to Jan 1856." The Union Fire Society was founded in 1804. Members of the society were to assist each other in the event of a fire at their home or business. Each was given 2 leather water buckets, a large cloth bag with which to retrieve p...

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