Bartlett Street | Historic Beverly

008.030.032 - Deed

Deed conveying lot on Bartlett Street from Samuel Endicott, merchant, to Michael Whitney, ship master for $200.00 given in consideration. This parcel was bordered by Bartlett Street, a private way and land owned by Robert Haskell. This document was signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of Stephens Baker, Justice of the Peace, and Mary Holt.

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008.030.038 - Deed

This is a bankruptcy document between John Heard (1744-1834) asignee of Hale Hilton to Nathan Leech. Recorded in the Registry of Deeds 19 January 1803 in Book 172 Leaf 55. Hale Hilton was declared a bankrupt on 1 July 1802, the major part of the creditors chose John Heard of Boston to be the assignee of the estate and effect of Hilton. The house "on the easterly side of Bartlett Lane" is conveyed to Nathan Leech.

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008.030.041 - Deed

Deed between Benjamin Larcom and William Leech for a piece of land in Beverly on Bartlett Street and bounded on the south by land owned by Hugh Hill and on the north by land owned by John Pinder. Thomas Stephens, Jr. is Justice of the Peace and John Wallis is the witness to the document. The deed was recorded in the Essex Registry of Deeds on December 7, 1818, recorded book 219 leaf 96 and examined by Amos Choate.

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008.030.043 - deed

Copy of a deed from Hale Hilton to Israel Thorndike for a house on the "easterly side of Bartletts Lane, leading to Francis Lamson's house"; also mentioned are the William Langdon, Jr. property, and Noah Quiner land. Thorndike paid Hilton $1814.05 for the house and property. Justice of the Peace: Joseph Wood and witness Mercy Wood. The original document was drawn up 7 February 1801, Register of Deeds book 167, Lef 182; the copy dated 8 June 1...

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