Deed of Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel his wife

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Deed of Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel his wife
type
deed
date
27 June 1722
repository
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
reference
Suffolk Deeds 36:68 (cited once in Whitmore as 39:68)
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abstract
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Abstract in Whitmore (1898). Names "Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel, his wife" together with Rebecca Best and the widow Rebecca Scorch, the daughter and widow of Samuel Foster (b. 1676). Whitmore dates it 1724 in one place; the 1722 date is the research file's correction.

NEHGR 178:34 abstracts it fully: "Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel, his wife; John Best, tanner, and Rebecca, his wife; and Rebecca Scorch, wife and attorney to William Scorch, cooper; all of Boston, sold for £150 to Richard Butt of Squantum in the town of Dorchester, 9 or 10 acres of upland in Squantum which had been left to them by their father and husband, Samuel Foster, late of Boston, deceased" (dated 27 June 1722, recorded 28 June 1722).

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  2. title: "Deed of Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel his wife"
  3. type: deed
  4. date: 27 June 1722
  5. repository: Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
  6. reference: Suffolk Deeds 36:68 (cited once in Whitmore as 39:68)
  7. seen: abstract
  8. access: public
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  11. Abstract in Whitmore (1898). Names "Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel, his wife" together with Rebecca Best and the widow Rebecca Scorch, the daughter and widow of Samuel Foster (b. 1676). Whitmore dates it 1724 in one place; the 1722 date is the research file's correction.
  13. NEHGR 178:34 abstracts it fully: "Samuel Foster, periwig-maker, and Rachel, his wife; John Best,
  14. tanner, and Rebecca, his wife; and Rebecca Scorch, wife and attorney to William Scorch, cooper;
  15. all of Boston, sold for £150 to Richard Butt of Squantum in the town of Dorchester, 9 or 10 acres
  16. of upland in Squantum which had been left to them by their father and husband, Samuel Foster,
  17. late of Boston, deceased" (dated 27 June 1722, recorded 28 June 1722).
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