Deed of Nathan Low of Deer Isle, gentleman, to Ignatius Haskell, land on Eggemoggin Reach
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- title
- Deed of Nathan Low of Deer Isle, gentleman, to Ignatius Haskell, land on Eggemoggin Reach
- type
- deed
- date
- 7 July 1803; acknowledged 1 Nov 1803; recorded 13 Aug 1804
- repository
- Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Ellsworth, Maine
- reference
- Hancock Deeds 1804-1805; FamilySearch image 3:1:3Q9M-CS3J-2CTC
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- https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3J-2CTC
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"Nathan Low of Deer Isle ... Gentleman," with "Rebekah Low" releasing her dower, sold Ignatius Haskell of Deer Isle 40 acres on "Egemoggin Reach, so called" for $130. The bounds run "by land of the sd Nathan," and by land of Thomas Thompson, John Closson, Robert Line and Joshua Staples. Acknowledged before Joseph Tyler, J.P.
This is the land Hosmer describes: "he became owner of the land laid out to Joshua Staples; he afterward was owner of one of the lots laid out to Mr. Thomas Thompson near Thompson's Cove" (p. 143). The bounds by Thomas Thompson's land support Rebekah's place in the Thompson family.
Read through FamilySearch Full-Text Search, whose machine transcription stands beside the image; checked for sense, not letter by letter against the image (Low master research, 6 Oct 2026).
---title: "Deed of Nathan Low of Deer Isle, gentleman, to Ignatius Haskell, land on Eggemoggin Reach"type: deeddate: 7 July 1803; acknowledged 1 Nov 1803; recorded 13 Aug 1804repository: Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Ellsworth, Mainereference: "Hancock Deeds 1804-1805; FamilySearch image 3:1:3Q9M-CS3J-2CTC"url: "https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3J-2CTC"seen: transcriptaccess: public---"Nathan Low of Deer Isle ... Gentleman," with "Rebekah Low" releasing her dower, sold IgnatiusHaskell of Deer Isle 40 acres on "Egemoggin Reach, so called" for $130. The bounds run "by landof the sd Nathan," and by land of Thomas Thompson, John Closson, Robert Line and Joshua Staples.Acknowledged before Joseph Tyler, J.P.This is the land Hosmer describes: "he became owner of the land laid out to Joshua Staples; heafterward was owner of one of the lots laid out to Mr. Thomas Thompson near Thompson's Cove"(p. 143). The bounds by Thomas Thompson's land support Rebekah's place in the Thompson family.Read through FamilySearch Full-Text Search, whose machine transcription stands beside the image; checked for sense, not letter by letter against the image (Low master research, 6 Oct 2026).