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    Know all men By these present that I John Cragin 
      of acton in the County of Middlesex and province of
      the Massachusets Bay in New England do here
      by relinquish all my Right and title to a certain spot
      or parcel of Land Lying and being in acton and bounded
      southwardly on the Land of John Cragin and Northerly
      on the Rev mr Swifts Land Said Land was Laid out by 
      the Select men of Said town for an open road beginning
      on the west side of Said Cragins land and ending on
      the east side of Said Cragins land and for a more
      exact account of Land and Bounds Referance is had to the
      Town Book Containing by Estimation one acre and a half
      be the same more or less I do as afore said relinquish
      all my right to the same and do freely give Said land
      unto the above Said acton and Do for my self and my heirs
      warranting and defending Said land to be the Towns afore
      said against all claims or demands of any person for ever
      and further to declaire these to be sufficient warrants
      for the Town Clerk of Said town to enter Said instrument
      upon the Town Book and further it is to be understood by
      these present that I the Said John Cragin do reserve for my
      own use and benefit all the wood and stone on Said Land for
      fencing and further if Said way is discontinued then Said land
      returns to Said Cragin again and further before the [illegible]
      sealing hereof Do declare my self to be the true and lawful
      owner of Said Land
    
    
    Signed Sealed and Delivered    
    
      
        | In presence of us | 
        John Cragin | 
      
      
        | Nathan Robbins | 
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        | Hannah Osgood | 
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      Ordered on this Book of Records
     
 Attest Jonathan Hosmer Town Clerk
     
     
     
       
         December ye 17: 1749 
           To an order to the widow Dorcas Brabrook for thirty
           three pounds old tenor for subsisting the widow Sarah
           Brabrook from the Second day of September 1748
           to the Second day of September 1749 the whole
           of her demands for that time  | 
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