Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

6 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BAKNSTABLE FAMILIES.
acres of upland, and the salt marsh, at the north end. It
was bounded westerly by Calves Pasture Lane, northerly
partly by the creek and partly by the land of Tristram Hull,
easterly by the lot formerly Samuel Jackson's, and southerly
by the highway. In 1654 the highway was a few rods
farther south, at this place, than at the present time. Mr.
Charles Hinckley is the present owner of this lot.
No. 2. Was laid out to Samuel Jackson, who returned
to Scituate in 1647. He sold it to Samuel Mayo, who sold
the same to Mr. Allyn. This lot contained eight acres of
upland, and the marsh at the north end. It was bounded
westerly by Lot No. 1, north by the harbor, easterly by the
highway (now discontinued) leading to Allyn's Creek, and
southerly by the highway. This lot is now owned by descendants
of Mr. Allyn.
No. 3. Was laid out to Mr. Allyn, and contained ten
acres of upland, with the marsh adjoining, and was bounded
west by Allyn's Lane or highway to the creek, north by the
harbor, east by the house lot of Rev. Joseph Hull, and
southerly by the present highway. This land is owned by
Capt. Matthias Hinckley.
No. 4. Contained twelve acres of upland and the marsh
adjoining, bounded on the west by Lot No. 3, north by the
harbor, easterly by the lot of the Eev. John Mayo, and
southerly by the present highway. On this lot Rev. Mr.
Hull built his house in 1639, afterwards occupied by his sonin-law,
Mr. John Bursley, and sold to Mr. Allyn about the
year 1650. The first Meeting House stood in the ancient
grave yard on the opposite side of the road. This land is
now owned by Capt. Matthias Hinckley. Capt. Thomas
Harris perhaps owns a small portion of it.
No. 5, containing twelve acres of upland, more or less,
with the meadow adjoining, was the Rev. John Mayo's before
his removal in 1646 to Eastham. It was bounded west-
erly by Lot No. 4, north by the harbor, easterly by the lot
that was John Casly's, and southerly by the highway. The
lot is now owned by Capt. Thomas Harris.
No. 6, contained ten acres of upland and the meadow
adjoining. It was laid out to John Casly and by him sold
to Samuel Mayo and by the latter to Mr. Allyn. It was
bounded westerly by Lot 5, north by the harbor, east by a