Deeds of Capt. Joel Ellis of Middleborough, 1722-1759

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Deeds of Capt. Joel Ellis of Middleborough, 1722-1759
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deed
date
1722-1759; recorded to 1765
repository
Plymouth County Registry of Deeds
reference
FamilySearch 3:1:3QS7-89Z7-JD4S (1722); 3:1:3QS7-99Z7-RFYN (1744); 3:1:3QSQ-G9Z7-PQPY (21 May 1759); 3:1:3QS7-89Z7-P3KJ (May 1759)
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Machine transcriptions, with the 1759 acknowledgment read from the image.

  • 1722: "John Churchell of the Town of Plymouth" sold "Joel Ellis of the Town of Middle[borough]" a 20-acre house lot in the Twenty-six Men's Purchase.
  • 1744: "We Joel Ellis & Elizabeth Ellis his Wife of the Town of Middleborough," for "Love and good affection," gave their son Joel of Plympton about 100 acres there bounded by the Winnetuxet River.
  • 21 May 1759: gave his sons Charles and Thomas "all that my Homestead lands Whereon [I] Lately Dwelt ... whereon my said son Thomas Ellis now Dwells," reserving the use for his life; "Jemima Ellis the wife of the said Joel" released her dower.
  • May 1759: "Know ye that I Joel Ellis of Middleborough ... for ... the Love good will and affection which I have and Bear towards my Loving son Matthias Ellis of Middleborough" gave 48 acres in the Twenty-six Men's Purchase, 4 acres in the Five Men's Purchase and half his eight-acre meadow lot in the Lower Meadow. "Plymouth ss Middleborough May 22. 1759. The above named Joel Ellis personally appeared" (image checked). Recorded 18 Oct 1765. Earlier read as 1750; the deed's own date line is unclear in the transcription. The same page records Matthias's purchase, 29 May 1759, of the Joseph Williams homestead.
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  2. title: "Deeds of Capt. Joel Ellis of Middleborough, 1722-1759"
  3. type: deed
  4. date: 1722-1759; recorded to 1765
  5. repository: Plymouth County Registry of Deeds
  6. reference: "FamilySearch 3:1:3QS7-89Z7-JD4S (1722); 3:1:3QS7-99Z7-RFYN (1744); 3:1:3QSQ-G9Z7-PQPY (21 May 1759); 3:1:3QS7-89Z7-P3KJ (May 1759)"
  7. seen: image
  8. access: public
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  11. Machine transcriptions, with the 1759 acknowledgment read from the image.
  13. - 1722: "John Churchell of the Town of Plymouth" sold "Joel Ellis of the Town of Middle[borough]" a 20-acre house lot in the Twenty-six Men's Purchase.
  14. - 1744: "We Joel Ellis & Elizabeth Ellis his Wife of the Town of Middleborough," for "Love and good affection," gave their son Joel of Plympton about 100 acres there bounded by the Winnetuxet River.
  15. - 21 May 1759: gave his sons Charles and Thomas "all that my Homestead lands Whereon [I] Lately Dwelt ... whereon my said son Thomas Ellis now Dwells," reserving the use for his life; "Jemima Ellis the wife of the said Joel" released her dower.
  16. - May 1759: "Know ye that I Joel Ellis of Middleborough ... for ... the Love good will and affection which I have and Bear towards my Loving son Matthias Ellis of Middleborough" gave 48 acres in the Twenty-six Men's Purchase, 4 acres in the Five Men's Purchase and half his eight-acre meadow lot in the Lower Meadow. "Plymouth ss Middleborough May 22. 1759. The above named Joel Ellis personally appeared" (image checked). Recorded 18 Oct 1765. Earlier read as 1750; the deed's own date line is unclear in the transcription. The same page records Matthias's purchase, 29 May 1759, of the Joseph Williams homestead.
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