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[Statement]

States that surveyors surveyed a tract of land for a town as accurately as possibly to the best of their ability. Also includes notes regarding the fulfillment of a grant and grants the authority of the proprietors to choose a clerk. Verso page...

GLC02437.08889

[Land indenture]

Transfers land from Samuel Waldo to William Shirley for services rendered and ten shillings. Witnessed and signed by John Smith and John Box. Attestation on verso by Joshua Winslow, justice of the peace.

GLC02437.08890

[Patent]

States that Waldo has entered into a land deal, giving William Shirley the authority over a certain parcel of land. Includes a note on the verso signed and dated by Joshua Winslow.

GLC02437.08891

to Mr. [Samuel] Waldo

Discusses a bill of exchange and other financial matters. Noted as a copy.

GLC02437.08892

[Notes]

Notes from a meeting of land proprietors concerning their property and who gets which plots. Includes diagrams.

GLC02437.08893

Sales of boards received between 1749-1753 on Samuel Waldo's account

Lists details of Waldo's account.

GLC02437.10431

[Promissory note between Bradshaw and Samuel Waldo]

Bradshaw promises to pay Samuel Waldo ten pounds in "well made, hard-burnt merchantable bricks" to be delivered at Waldo's house in Boston on or before 30 October [1739]. Also signed by Samuel Whittemore.

GLC02437.09460

[Details of Samuel Waldo's account]

Pertains to Waldo's son, Francis Waldo. Related to "Adventures to Halifax."

GLC02437.10432

[Report]

Discusses land in Maine and various claims to different areas of land.

GLC02437.08894

[Certificate]

Certifies various people for the position of Justice of the Peace. Includes an attached seal. Co-signed Jacob Willard, Secry. Text loss at bottom.

GLC02437.08895