HomeMy WebLinkAbout452 Perambulation of bounds between Lexington & Burlington, November 9, 1807Lexington Novr. 9th 1807.
Then we this subscribers from Lexington and Burlington
met & renewed the bounds Between said Towns (viz) 1st
begining at the Corner bound between Woburn Lexington and
Burlington being a small White oak tree with stons about it
in Mr. Thomas Locks land
2d to a pine tree nigh Mr. Thomas Lock's Mill with stones about
it marked Letter L. & Letter B. 3d. to a thorn tree with stone
about it in Mr. Sweethern Reeds Land 4th. to a Stake & Stones
by the wall in said Reeds Land 5th. a heap of stones on
Mr. John Simonds Land at the end of the wall,6 a heap of
stones on Bull meadow hill Called the stone Horse
7 a stake and stones in Mr. Joseph Simonds Land. 8th a
Black Oak tree in Said Simonds Land with stones about it
marked Letter L. & B. 9th. a Stake and stones in an Ash
stump on Mr. Jacob Robbinsons Land 10th. a stone in Mr
Benjamin Winships Land being the Corner Bound between
Lexington Bedford & Burlington
Joseph McIntier
Abel Winn
} for Burlington
John Mulliken
Levi Harrington
} for Lexington
Renewal of Bounds between
Burlington and Lexington
Rhoda Munroe Dec 14th 1807
Upon the Exceptance of [?] Mr Avery Williams has of thee [illegible]
[illegible] and Congregation of this Town
John Mulliken
Lexington Novr
To see what Method the town will take to effect the
Ordination of Wm A Williams as he has execepted [accepted] of the
Ch'h and Congregation's Invitation[?] Dec'r 14th 1807
[missing] is in con[illegible] of Mr Avery William accepting
of the invitation to settle as our gospel Minister