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CARR FAMILY K'HC()KM)s piiiK'i) c! i;xi:i^ A rr( )X. 29
];iiiie8 Carr, east on ye iiraveyarcl, and south on land or street
leatlinu; to sttnie windmill. Also one small house and wareliousL.'
adjoiniuo- on yo wharf, heretofore my ^grandfather's, with
the wharf and laud whereon they stand, and the whole
breadth thereof to Cai)t. Mumford's lane, and also one-half of
ri inainder of said wharf, excej)t the part where Josejih (iardi-
uer's shop stands, and the yard north thereof the widtli of said
shoj) to Capt. Mumford's line, which I reserve to myself; all
of which 1 convey and coniirm to my brother Caleb Carr, and
his heirs and assigns forever."
"Sccotid,
I a'ive my father's mansion house and outhouse
adjacent, and the land adjoining and belonging thereto, l)ound
north on Capt. KUery's land; east on land of my said father;
aouth on the street; and west on hind now in possession of Alexander
Mason, I convey to ni}^ brother John Carr."
the south-west corner or district tenement in
'Third, I give
which Alexander Mason now dwells, unto my brother Francis
CM arr.
"Fourth, I give my sister Ann Barker, the one-half or westmore
end of the new house built by my father, with one-half
of the garden adjoining, with IG feet at the west en(\ of the
house, and 20 feet back from the street."
"Fifth, I give my sister Patience the other half of said house
and land."
"Sixtli, I give assurance of all the above bequests, provided
my mother have the use of all said gifts until each party
comes of age, except my brother's mansion house, which 1 reserve
to myself until Alexander Mason's house comes into my
hands, until which time 1 grant my mother equal privileges
in said house, and when the said parties come of age, they
shall pa}' to my mother their proportional part of £20 per annum.
And that the well at the mansion house shall be free to
all the ])rothers and sisters, and my mother shall have all the
movables of the estate, she paying the debts therof. And if
any of these parties die without issue, then all the property
shall revert to me and my heirs, and for the due performance
of all of these I provisions, bind myself in the penal sum of
£500, N. K. money. Signed Aug. 2o, 1715, Samuel Cakr.
The children of John and Waite Carr, were,
114 1. John Carr, h. Xov. 23, lODl, d. June 5, 1694.