Nathan Lord, Ill

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September 13, 1713 First Church, Berwick, Nathan Lord, Jr., and his wife Margaret, owned the covenant and were baptized with their four children--Patience, Margaret, Nathan and Judith. December 20, 1713. John, son of Samuel and Martha, baptized. Berwick, March 5, 1728-9. Then measured and laid out to Nathan Lord, Jr., fifty-eight acres of land, twenty-four acres by virtue of an addition to a lot of land formerly granted to Elizabeth Broughton and purchased by said Lord. The other thirty-four acres being part of a fifty acre grant to himself by the town of Kittery, May 10, 1703, and the said fifty-eight acres lies on the north-westerly side of Elizabeth Broughton's lot, and joins to it, and runs at the same point of compass as that lot doth and it is 264 poles on the S. E. side and 230 on the S. W. side and is bounded on the S. W. by Salmon Falls Little river, and on N. E. end by commons and is 38 poles in breadth, and there are four rods allowed through the breadth of it for a highway. per me William Chadbourne.
Record S. March 18, 1728. Humphrey Chadbourne, Town Clerk. [ref 31:13]

• Title: Old Kittery and Her Families Author: Everett S. Stackpole Publication: Somersworth, NH: New England History Press, 1981 (Reprint: A facsimile of the 1903 edition) Repository: Media: Book Page: p. 588
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Nathan Lord (4th), son of Nathan (3rd) and Martha Tozier Lord married Margaret Hearl, 1704