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BOSTON LOYALISTS.
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JOHN ^^ThASSAM, A.M.
ViCTRIX CAUSA DEIS PLACUIT, SED VICTA CaTONI.
CAMBRIDGE:
JOHN WILSON AND SON.
Snibetstts Hress*
1895.
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Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachusetts
Historical Society for May^ 1895.
THE CONFISCATED ESTATES
OF
BOSTON LOYALISTS.
The members of the Massachusetts Historical Society are
doubtless aware that the land on which the Society's building
now stands was confiscated during the Revolutionary War, as
the property of a Loyalist, the Rev. Henry Caner, the Rector
of King's Chapel. His estate is described in the Inven-
tory taken January 22, 1779, as "A Dwelling House, Barn
&c. situate in Tree Mont Street near the Stone Church, with
the Land & Appurtenances," and it was appraised at £2550.
The lot was then two hundred feet from front to rear. The
entire estate was bought for £750, at private sale, of the
Committee empowered by the General Court to sell the estates
of conspirators and absentees. The purchaser was Samuel
Henly. The deed, dated April 8, 1782, was not recorded mitil
September 30, 1793 (Suffolk Deeds, Lib. 177, fol. 82). By
certain mesne conveyances, the front part of this estate on
Tremont Street became the property of the Society in 1856
(Lib. 695, fol. 56).
The adjoining estate on the North, which now forms part of
the Boston Museum, was also confiscated. It was the property
of William Brattle, a Loyalist.
4 CONFISCATED ESTATES
The estates of Loyalists were sold under an Act passed April
30, 1779, entitled " An Act to confiscate the estates of certain
notorious Conspirators against the Government and liberties of
the inhabitants of the late Province, now State, of Massachusetts
Bay " ; an Act passed May 1, 1779, entitled " An Act for confis-
cating the estates of certain persons commonly called Absen-
tees " ; an Act passed 1780, entitled " An Act to provide for the
Payment of Debts due from the Conspirators and Absentees,
and for the recovery of debts due to them " ; an Act in addi-
tion to that Act ; and under various resolves of the General
Court.
I have compiled, from the records in the Suffolk Registry of
Deeds, a list of these confiscated estates, giving the date of
record of the deed, the name of the Loyalist owner and of the
purchaser at the sale, the Lib. and fol. of the record, and a
brief description of the confiscated land. These estates are one
hundred and fifty-nine in number, and they belonged to forty-
nine different owners. Nineteen parcels of land were taken
from Governor Hutchinson, the Committee receiving for them
£98,121 4:8. 2^d. His mansion-house on the corner of Meet
and Hanover Streets brought £33,600. Eighteen parcels were
taken from Eliakim Hutchinson, of the value of £4386.
Samuel Sewall lost fourteen pieces of land at £6040 6«. The
highest price brought by any single estate was £102,000.
This was paid for dwelling-house and land on both sides of
Summer Street, belonging to Sir William Pepperell the younger.
The sum total of all these sales amounted to £629,691 18«.
8d. But as the deeds recite that the consideration was paid
sometimes in '' gold and silver," sometimes in " gold or silver
or its equivalent in paper," sometimes in " specie " or " coined
specie," sometimes in "lawful silver money," sometimes in
" specie and paper," sometimes in " specie or its paper equiva-
OP BOSTON LOYALISTS. 5
lent," sometimes in " lawful money," and sometimes in " Con-
tinental currency," these figures are very misleading.
By an Act passed April 9, 1777, and an Act in addition
thereto, passed October 16, 1778, the Judge of Probate for each
county was authorized to appoint agents for the estates of
absentees in such county. The Suffolk County Probate Rec-
ords contain the following names of absentees : —
A.D.
Docket
No.
A.D.
Docket
No.
AldiB, Nathan. . .
1777
16387
Gardner, Sylvester . . .
1778
16778
Amory, John . . .
1779
16892
Gay, Martin . . - . .
1779
16842
Apthorp^CharlesWard
1781
17441
Geyer, Frederick William
1778
16677
Apthorp, Thomas .
1777
17642
Goldsbury, Samuel . .
1781
18167
Apthorp, William .
1778
17169
Goldthwait, Joseph . .
1778
16609
Atkins, Gibbs . .
1779
16950
Gore, John
1779
17466
Auchmuty, Robert .
1779
16886
Gray, Harrison ....
1779
17467
Bernard, Francis .
1779
16965
Green, Joseph ....
1778
16657
Birch, William . .
1778
16687
Hallowell, Benjamin . .
17^8
16794
Blair, John . . .
1779
16856
Hallowell, Robert . . .
1778
17663
Borland, John . .
1779
16987
Hamilton, Col
1781
17583
Borland, John Lindall
1779
17023
Hatch, Nathaniel . . . .
1779
16812
Boutineau, James .
1778
16748
Holmes,Beigamin Mulberry
1781
17468
Bowes, William . .
1778
16457
Hulton, Henry ....
1777
16348
Brattle, Thomas . .
1779
16988
Hutchinson, Eliakim . .
1779
16883
Brindley, George .
1778
16611
Hutchinson, Elisha . . .
1777
17379
Brinley, Thomas .
1779
17194
Hutchinson, Foster . . .
1779
16884
Bm-ton, William
1779
17462
Hutchinson, Thomas . .
1778
16868
Calf, Robert . . .
1778
17463
Irving, George ....
1778
17469
Canner, Henry . .
1777
16426
Irving, John
1786
18663
Clark, Benjamm .
1781
17670
Coflln, John . . .
1779
16891
Jackson, William . . .
1782
17738
CoflSn, William . .
1779
16890
Jarvis, Robert ....
1778
16697
Collier, Hannah . .
1779
17464
Jeffries, John
1779
17470
Cunningham, Archibald
1777
17466
Jenkins, Peter ....
1779
16984
Johonnot, Peter ....
1782
17644
Deblois, Gilbert . .
1779
16827
Joy, John
1777
16258
Draper, Margaret .
1779
17016
Keighly, Edward . . .
1779
16832
Faneuil, Benjamin .
1782
17666
Knutting, William . . .
1782
17628
Fisher, WiUfret . .
1779
17014
Flucker, Thomas .
1779
17129
Laughton, Henry . . .
1781
Misc. Doc.
Foster, Edward . .
1776
16912
Lechmere, Richard . . .
1777
16276
6
OONFIBOATBD BSTATES
A.D.
Dookfil
No.
A.D.
Docket
No.
I^onard, George . .
178a
17471
Savage, Arthur • .
1777
17474
Lewis, Ezekiel . . .
1779
16800
Scott, Joseph . . .
1779
16956
LUlie, TheopluliiB . .
1778
16020
Sewall, Samuel . .
vni
16269
lioringr, JoBhna . *
1777
16449
Simpson, John . . «
1779
16829
Loring, Joshui^ Jr. .
1778
164^
Simpson, Jonathan .
1779
16880
Lyde, Edward . . .
1779
16870
Smith, Richard . . .
1781
BObcDoc.
Snelling, Jonathan .
177^
17475
Martin, William . .
1780
17216
Stow, Edward . . .
1779
16798
McNeU, Archibald .
1779
16801
Mioot, Christopher .
1779
16885
Taylor, John . . .
1779
17056
Mofl^tt, Thomas . .
1782
17662
Taylor, William . .
1777
17380
Thompson, Robert .
1779
17476
F^dock,Adino . .
1778
16688
Troutbeck, John . .
1779
16808
FteKton, Charles . .
1779
16802
Perkins, Wniiam L. .
1781
17472
VasMll, William . .
1779
17367
Powell, John . . .
1778
16788
Price, Elizabeth ; . .
1779
16984
Walter, WiUiam . .
1777
16432
Procter, Agnes . . .
1779
17652
Waterbouse, Samuel .
1778
16792
Wlllson,John . . .
1782
17627
Qoiney, Samuel . .
1779
16889
Winnett, John, Jr. .
1782
17701
Winslow, Isaac . .
1782
17798
Bicbards, Owen . .
1788
17868
Sogers, John . . .
1777
17478
Several of these riames are not to be found in Sabine's " Loyal-
ists of the American Revolution *' ; and we are able also from
these records to make a few p.dditions to the names of Loyalists
in the " Memorial History of Boston," TIL 175.
These lists have been compiled from notes and memoranda
made by me many years ago, while engaged in making researches
in the County Records, when those records were not as acces-
sible as they now are* It is possible, indeed, that further in-
vestigations and future improvements in methods of indexing
may bring to light a few more names. But it is not probable,
however ; and these lists may be considered as practically com-
plete, so far as the records in these two public offices are
concerned. In some cases where confiscated estates were ac-
tually sold, the purchaser failed to record his deed.
OF BOSTON LOYALIBTa 7
This, with much other material, was collected and laid aside
mitil^ I should have leisure to use it in a long-contemplated
work. But as this period of leisure is still remote, and may
come to me, as it often does to others, too late, I have thought
it best to put a part, at least, of this material at the disposal of
historical students and investigators, by making it immediately
accessible in print. In this way it will be safe from destruction
and loss, and will be available to others. It illustrates an ex-
ceedingly interesting and important chapter in the history of
Boston.
CONFISCATED ESTATES
THE CONFISCATED ESTATES
Date <^ record.
Loyalist owner.
Parehaser.
Lib.
foL
April 27, 1782
June 10, 1782
June 22, 1782
July 4,1782
July 19, 1782
July 19, 1782
Sept. 24, 1782
July 30, 1783
March 7, 1786
June 10, 1786
April 5,1787
Sept. 29, 1783
Dec. 31, 1788
Jan. 1,1794
Feb. 26, 1780
ApTHOBP, CHAftLES WaRD
Atkins, Gibbs .
(I u
(( u
AucHMUTY, Robert et al.
Joseph Hall ....
Edward Smith . . .
Ephraim Murdock . •
Daniel Dennison Rogers
John Wheelwright .
Grizzell Apthorp, )
widow, and >
Perez Morton )
Andrew Symmes . .
Francis Johonnot, \
a^ent for creditors of /
Nathaniel Wheel- f
WRIGHT, deceased j
Samuel Pitts . . .
Nathaniel Greene .
Thomas Trail . . .
Nathaniel Hickman
Titus Morgan. . \
Samuel Clark . .
134
135
135
135
135
135
136
139
155
157
160
140
164
177
131
187
12
47
68
114
116
8
117
225
222
25
8
71
240
58
OF BOSTOlf L0TALT6T8.
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS.
DMoription.
Land and moiety of dwelling-house in Boston, Cole Lane S.W. ; Joseph Hall E. ;
Samuel Barrett N.; Jonathan Williams W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Wings Lane N. ; Brattle St. E. ; land of Eliz^
Clark deceased, [formerly] Lillie W. ; John Roulstone S.
Lands and part of house in Roxbury. 11 A. opposite dwelling-house of the
late Rev. Air. Walter, road S. ; said Murdock W. ; heirs of Gov. Dudley N. ;
said Murdock E. 8 A. near where the old meeting-house stood, road
N.; John Davis E. ; heirs of John Scott S. ; Ezra Davis W. 2 A.,
said Murdock N. ; John Morrey E. ; town way S. ; William Dudley W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Beacon St. in front; highway to Beacon Hill
N.W. ; John Spooner N. and E.
Land, flats, warehouses and wharf near the South Battery in Boston, Purchase
St. N.W. ; heirs of Alexander Hunt S. ; the sea E. ; the highway N.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Atkinson St. E. ; Burry St. S ; Pro-
prietors of the Irish Meeting House W.; Onesephorus Tileston N.
One moietv of land and two brick tenements in Boston, Fleet St. N. ; Edward
Langdon E. ; William and Mercy Stoddard S. j W. ; S. ; W. ; S. and W.
Assignment of mortgage Lib. 100 foA. 97.
Ass^nment of mortgage Lib. 97 fol. 200.
Assignment of mortgage Lib. 103 fol. 89.
One half part of four parcels of land in Roxburt. 2 1 A. ; 17 A. near the
itide-mill; 13 J A. woodland; an4 piece of salt marsn.
Land and house in Boston, Black Horse Lane N. ; William Clark W. ; Gibbon
Sharp S.; Gibbs Atkins E.
Land in Boston, Middle St. W. ; Procter's Lane N. ; John and William
Houston £. ; Thomas Marable S. '
Land with large dwelling-house in Boston, Middle St. E. ; Black Horse Lane
N. ; Gibbs Atkins W. ; Gibbin Sharp S.
Land and dwelling-hoiise in Boston, School St. S. ; the town's land W. ; John
Rowe N. ; Joseph Green E. — — Garden land near the above, Cook's
Alley W. ; Leverett Saltonstall N. ; William Powell E.; S. and E. ; Lev-
erett Saltonstall S. [Description corrected in margin of record.]
10
CONFISCATED ESTATES
Date of record.
Apr. 13, 1782
July 31, 1783
Aug. 18, 1779
Jan. 2,1781
Sept. 29, 1787
Aug. 2,1782
Feb. 26, 1780
July 24, 1780
Feb. 16, 1782
June 11, 1783
Feb. 16, 1784
Nov. 6, 1784
Loyalist owner.
AucHMUTY, Robert, et al.
(continued.)
Bernabd, Sir Francis
JosiAH Waters Jr.
Increase Sumner
Martin Brimmer
(( a u
Blair, John ....
Borland, John . . .
BouTiNEAU, James et al.
Bowes, William ,
(( ((
Purchaser.
Lib.
foL
William Allen
Victor Blair . .
William Fallass
Samuel Clark. .
Samuel Broome .
Richard Driver .
MuNGO Mackey .
Robert Jenkins .
James Welch . .
134
139
130
164
122
178
132
76
161
135
131
131
134
139
141
145
79
146
58
237
23
16
132
250
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 11
Description.
Discharge of mortgage Fillebrown et al. to Auchmuty dated Feb. 10, 1766.
6 A. 3 qr. 10 r. land and dwelling-house near the meeting-house in Roxburt,
the road N. ; Jonathan Davis £. ; S.E. ; and S. ; the lane and Increase
Sumner W.
Farm, 50 A., mansion house and barn in Roxbury, highway to Benj. Child
S.E. ; Jamaica Pond N.E.; Joseph Winchester N.W. ; Samuel Griffin
and school lands S.W. ; the hill N. ; Samuel Griffin W. ; S. W. ; W. and
S.W. Wood lot in Roxbury, 12 A. 3 qr. 36 r., Sharp and Williams
S. ; land of heirs of William Douglas deceased W. ; land of heirs of
Edward Bromfield deceased N. ; land of heirs of Elizabeth Brewer de-
ceased E. Wood lot in Roxbury, 2 A. 1 qr. 17 r., highway W. ; Capt.
Baker S. ; John Harris E. ; Mr. Walter N. Salt marsh in Roxbury,
3 A. 1 qr., John Williams S. ; creek N.W. ; Robert Pierpoint N. ; creek
to Dorchester E.
Land in Dorchrster, 25 A. 3 r., road to Point of Dorchester Neck N. ; land
of town of Dorchester and Richard Withingtou deceased E. ; said With-
ington, James Baker, Samuel Blake deceased and James Blake S. ;
Jonathan [Clap] W. Salt marsh in Dorchester, 2 A. 3 qr., Sir
Francis Bernard N.; salt marsh of Richard Withington deceased E. ;
James Blake W. ; the sea S.
Land and part of dwelling-house in Boston, Purchase St. E. ; Victor Blair
S. ; W. and S. ; Cow Lane W. ; land of Onesephorus Tilestone deceased N.
Land and buildings in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; Eliz^^ Durant N. and E. ;
heirs of Joshua Winslow deceased S.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, School St. S.; the town's land W.; John
Rowe N. ; Joseph Green E. -> — Garden land near the above. Cook's Alley
W.; Leverett Saltonstall N.; William Powell E. ; S, and E.y Leverett
Saltonstall S. [Description corrected in margin of record.]
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Milk St. S. ; land of Old South Church
W.; Stephen Minot N.; widow Jones E.; N. and E. Pasture land,
1 A. 10 r. opposite said dwelling-house. Milk St. N. ; Cole,
Decoster et al. E. ; heirs of Barnabas Binney et aL S. ; heirs
of John Greenleaf deceased W.
Land in Boston, Fitch's Alley W. ; Margaret Phillips N. ; Corn Court E. ;
Andrew Oliver S.
One fourth of land, brick distill house and other buildings in Boston, Cam-
bridge St. N. ; George St. E. ; heirs of John Guttridge deceased S. ;
Belknap St. W.
Land and buildines in Boston, Wilson's Lane W. ; Dock Square N. ; Arnold
and Samuel Wells E. ; heirs of Charles Hammock deceased S.
ings
E.;
Apthorp deceased E. ; said heirs S. ; E. ; S. and W.
12
OONFIBOATED B8TATBS
Date of record.
Loyalist owner.
Purchaser.
Lib.
132
foL
May 12, 1781
Brattle, William . .
James Allen ....
202
Sept. 28, 1782
Brinlet, Thomas . .
GusTAVus Fellows . .
136
11
Sept. 30, 1793
Caner, Rev. HsiniT
Samuel Henlt . . .
177
82
Aug. 9, 1783
Coffin, John ....
Christopher Clare
139
151
Mar. 12, 1785
tt u
Moses Wallack . . •
146
260
Feb. 13, 1786
« ((
Edward Jones . . .
155
\
111
Feb. 3,1783
Deblois, Gilbert . .
Gilbert Deblois, Jr. .
137
28
Oct. 17, 1785
U it
Ann Deblois, wife of f
Gilbert Deblois ) *
151
217
Feb. 7,1783
Draper, Margaret . .
Richard Deyens . • .
137
48
May 4,1787
Eryiko, John ....
James Llotd ....
160
105
July 2,1787
(( tt
John Codman, Jr. . •
160
201
Feb. 13^ 1789
<( a
Nathaniel Appleton .
164
149
May 6,1789
u tt
John Dbming ....
166
11
Mar. 16, 1782
Fisher, Wilford . .
Philip Wentworth . ,
134
66
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 18
Descriptioii.
Land and buildings in Boston, Tremont St. W. ; John Rowe and Henry
Caner, an absentee, S. ; Nathaniel Holmes E. ; George Bethune N. ana
E. ; John Andrew and heirs of Samuel Femberton deceased N. ; Bobert
McElroy W. and N, ; passageway W. and W» [N.].
Land, dwelling-house, distill houso and wharf in Boston, Hollis St. S. ; heirs
of Joshua Henshaw deceased W. ; low water mark.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Tremont St. W.; Chapel Burying
Ground and heirs of Middlecott Cook deceased S. ; John Rowe E. ; Wil-
liam Brattle, an absentee, N.
Land in Boston, Essex St. S. ; Short St. W. ; Joseph Ford E. ; Thomas
Snow N. '
Land in Boston, Essex St. S. ; said Wallack W. ; S. and W. ; Blind Lane N. ;
Thomas Downes and Samuel Bradley E.
Land in Boston, Essex St. N. ; the sea S. ; sugar house and land of heirs of
Thomas Child deceased E.; Mary Pitman and heirs of Samuel Brad-
ley W. ; with flats to low water mark.
Two thirds of land and brick warehouse in Boston, Comhill W. ; Spring
Lane N. ; Stephen Minot E. ; land of Old South Church S.
Two thirds of land and house in Boston, Common St. W. ; Martha Symmes
N.; E.^ N. and E. ; Moses Gill N. ; William Dana E.; Rawsons
Lane S.
Land and buildings in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; heirs of Benjamin Church
S. and E. ; Josiah Waters Jr. N.
Land and buildings in Boston, Kilby St., formerly Mackerel Lane, E.; heirs
of John Erving deceased N. ; heirs of Samuel Hughes W. ; Joseph Win-
throp S.
Land and messuage in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; John Crosby N. ; E. and N. ;
John Soley E. and S. ; passage or alley S. — Land, 14 A., in Walpolb,
road from Walpole to the sign of the Black Lamb in Stoughton N. ;
Nathaniel Preble S.E. ; Philip Bardin S. W. and N.W.
Land, 14 A., in Walpole, road from Walpole to the sign of the Black Lamb
in Stoughton N. ; Nathaniel Preble S.E.; Philip Bardin S.W. and
N.W.
Land and messuage in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; John Crosby N. ; E. and
N. ; John Soley E. and S. ; passage or alley S.
Land and buildings in Boston, Blind Lane N. ; William Kitchen and heirs
of Josiah Quincy Jr. W. ; Samuel Hewes S. ; heirs of John Pratt de-
ceased E.
14
CONFISCATED ESTATES
Date of record.
July 2,1781
June 22, 1782
Dec. 12, 1782
Nov. 21, 1783
March 2, 1784
Aug. 7, 1784
Jan. 7,1783
Dec. 13, 1787
May 12, 1780
Foster, Edward
Gardner, Sylvester
Feb. 11, 1780
April 4, 1780
July 24, 1780
Loyalist owner.
Gay, Martin
(( »(
Geyer, Frederick)
William >
Sept. 24, 1782 Goldthwait, Joseph
Gray, Harrison . .
(( ((
Thomas Grbenough
William Burbeck >
Levi Lane \
William Coleman >
Benjamin Coleman)
Joseph Gardner
John Boies
Joseph Henderson
John Davis
Hallowell, Benjamin
Purchaser.
Timothy Atkins
Nathan Frazier ,
Perez Morton
John Stanton >
David Devens >
Jonathan Harris)
Samuel Allen Otis
Samuel Gardner Jarvis
Lib.
132
135
136
140
141
144
136
161
131
fol.
257
49
146
118
195
111
228
240
143
136
131
131
51
93
131
230
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 15
Description.
Land and buildings in Boston, Bear Lane, N. ; Middle St. E. ; Theophilus
Lillie, an absentee,- S. ; said Greenough W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Prince St. or Black Horse Lane N. ; Gibbeon
Bony E. ; Nathaniel Barber S. ; John and William Freeman W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Marlborough St. W. ; John Sprague and
Samuel Partridge S. ; alley between said land and land of John Erying
E. ; Samuel Pa^idge N.
Land in Boston, Marlborough St E.; alley S. and E.; Samuel Dash wood S.
and E. ; Martin Gay E. ; Winter St. S. ; heirs of William Fisher W. ;
S. ; W. and S. ; heirs of Henderson Inches S. ; John Williams and land
of the State W.; Jon» Cole N. ; John Lucas E. and N.
Land in Boston, Winter St. N. ; John R. Sigourney W. { Dr. John Sprague
S. and E.
Land and buildings in Boston, Long Lane E. ; Dr. John Sprague S. and E. ;
Andrew Johonnot S. ; Charles Paxton and Dr. Sprague W. ; said Sprague N.
Land in Boston, Winter St. S.; Samuel Dashwood E. and N.; Dr. Sylvester
Gardner, an absentee, W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Union St. E. ; Philip Freeman S. ; E.; E. and
S. ; heirs of I^njamin Andrews W. ; N. and W. ; Dorothy Carnes N. and
W. ; Jeremiah Bumstead N. ; reserving that part of the premises set off to
Ruth Gay, wife of said Martin Gay.
Land and house in Boston, Summer St., formerly Seven Star Lane, in front;
land of First Church S. W. ; John Rowe S. W. ; Benjamin Church, Thomas
Thayerweather and heirs of Samuel Sewall N.W. Green Lane S.W.;
John Welsh S. W. and S.W. ; John Gooch and others S.E. ; James Gooch
N.E. and N.W.; John Gooch S.W. and N.W. ; James Gooch and others
S.W. Green Lane S.; John Welsh W. ; John Gerrish N. ; lane from
Green Lane to the Mill Pond E.
One undivided half of land, distill house and other buildings in Boston,
Pecks Lane W. ; John Osbourn N.; N.W.; N.E. and N.; Francis
Johonnot E. ; the sea S.
Land and two brick dwelling-houses in Boston, CornhiU W. ; land purchased
by Samuel Allen Otis N. ; E. and N. ; Wilson's Lane E. ; Nathaniel
Appleton S.
Land and brick dwelling-house in Boston, Comhill W. ; land purchased by
John Stanton and others S. ; W. and S. ; Wilson's Lane E. ; Samuel
Vallentine N.
Farm, 7i A., and dwelling-house in Roxbuby, Jamaica Plain N.W.; road
by widow Parker's N.E. ; Joseph Williams S.E.; heirs of Capt. Newell,
deceased, S.W.
16
CONFISCATED ESTATES
Date of record.
Mar. 15, 1782
Mar. 15, 1782
July 11, 1781
Nov. 2, 1782
May 12, 1781
Feb. 21, 1782
June 17, 1782
Sept. 9, 1782
Loyalist owner.
Hallowell, Benjamin
(continued,)
Hatch, Nathaniel
Holmes, Benjamin)
Mulberry )
HuLTON, Henrt . .
Hutchinson, Eliakim
Purchaser.
John Coffin Jones
« U it
Samuel Dunn Jr.
Jeremiah Allen.
David Cook
Lib.
foL
184
134
60
62
132
263
136
77
132
203
William McNeill >
Archibald McNeill >
Edward Compton Howe
John Read .
134
135
135
27
22
196
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. IT
Description.
Land and brick dwelling-house in Boston, Hanover St. N. ; heirs of Alexander
Chamberlain, deceased, and heirs of Miles Whitworth, deceased, W. ;
land in occupation of Samuel Sumner S. and W.; said Sumner and
Joseph Scott, an absentee, S. ; said Scott and heirs of Benjamin Andrews,
deceased, E.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, land purchased by said Jones N. ; Joseph
Scott E. ; S. and E. ; said Scott and Sampson Mason S. and E. ; Masons
Court S. ; heirs of Miles Whitworth, deceased, W.
Land, 60 A., and mansion house in Dorchestrr, road to Dorchester meeting
house N. ; Jonas Humphrey, Thomas Wiswall and James Bird E. and S. ;
John Holbrook S. ; John Williams, Samuel Humphrey and brook between
Dorchester and Roxbury W. and N.
One fifth of land and brick house in Boston, Ann St. E. ; heirs of Henry
Newman, deceased^ S. and W. ; Paddy's Alley N.
Lands in Brookline. Land, 5 A., dwelling-house and bam, road S. and W. ;
Elisha Gardner N. and N.E. ; heirs of Henry Sewall E. and N.E. j town
land by the meeting-house E. 5 A., road N. ; to'^n way N.W. ; Samuel
Clark E. and S. Land bounded by same road and town way and by
land of Elisha Gardner, excepting school-house. 3 A., town way E.
and S. ; Nehemiah Davis W. and N. 7 A., Samuel Clark E. and N. ;
Nehemiah Davis S. ; John Seaver N. and S. ; said Seaver and said town
way W. 8 A. land, part of 40 A. lot. highway S.E. ; Crafts
N.E. ; Gardner N.W. ; rest of said 40 A. lot S. W. 10^ A. in
Sawmill Woods, bounded by lands of Samuel Sewall and Samuel and
Daniel White.
Land in Boston, Cow Lane E. ; Howe's ropewalk S. ; W. and S. ; Milk St.
W. ; Palmer's pasture N.
Land in Boston, Milk St. N. ; Mr. McNeil E. and S. ; McNeil's ropewalk E. ;
Cow Lane S. ; ropewalk of Ferister and Torrey W.
Land, 37 A., in Roxburt, bounded by the road from Roxbury to Dorchester,
the brook and salt water creek between Roxbury and Dorchester, the
way to the clay pit and by the lands of John Howes, John Humphrey,
John Williams, Aaron White, James White, Caleb Williams, Samuel
Warren, Joseph Clapp, Isaac Williams and Benjamin Williams. Wood-
land, 13 A., in Roxbury, Elijah Wales S. ; widow Bourne and heirs E. ;
Noah Davis W. and N. — — Right of William Shirley Esq. to the clay pits
above mentioned called the Town of Roxbury clay pits. 23^ A. in Rox-
bury, John Williams N. ; Aaron White, Samuel Cheney, John Hawes,
widow Warren and heirs of Joseph Warren W. ; Nehenaiah Munroe S. ;
town way from Dorchester brook to Braintree road E. Pasture land,
19 A., in Roxbury, Daniel Holbrook N. ; Braintree road W. ; James
White S.W. ; said town way S. and E. 22 A. in Roxbury, said toWn
way N.W. ; John WiUiams and Swan S. ; John Humphrey E. ;
John Williams N.E. Salt marsh and upland, 20 A., in Roxbury,
heirs of Beniamin Williams S.W.; town creek between Roxbury and
Dorchester S.E. ; Joseph Curtis N.
18
CONFISCATED ESTATES
Date of record.
LoTalist owner.
PurehaMr.
lib.
foL
Oct. 4,1782
March 1,1783
April 3, 1783
July 12, 1783
Feb. 18, 1784
Aug. 28, 1784
Dec. 24, 1792
May 17, 1793
Dec. 15, 1795
Apr. 13, 1796
Feb. 25, 1783
Hutchinson, Eliakim .
(contintied.)
Sept. 25, 1783
Dec. 27, 1779
Foster et al.
" Thomas, Gov.
John Lucas 7
Edward Tuceerman C
Nathan Spear . . .
Francis Bioelow .
Joseph Russell . .
Thobcas Green . .
Thomas Wallet. .
Samuel Emmons Jr.">
Victor Blair )
Jeffert Richardson
Martin Brimmer .
Ebenezer Parsons >
Daniel Sargent (
John Codman Jr. . .
Joseph Yeaset .
136
137
22
131
137
139
141
144
174
176
182
183
137
260
75
136
172
183
8
27
37
95
140
131
21
OP BOSTON LOYALISTS. 19
Detoriptioii.
Land in Boston, on Dock Sauare and Cooper's Alley, bounded by lands of
Thomas Green, Joshua Blanchard, widow Apthorp, John Newell, William
Greeuleaf , Jonathan Simpson and heirs of Thomas Young.
Land in Boston, passageway from the Town Dock to Green's wharf W. ;
Jonathan Williams, William Hyslop, Nathaniel Correy, Alexander Hill,
heirs of John Gould, of Anthony Stoddard, and of John Walker deceased
N. ; the end of the wharf £. ; the dock between said wharf and Green's
wharf S.
Land in Boston on Milk St., bounded by a passageway and by land of said
Bigelow, said Hutchinson and Mr. Bourne.
Land in Boston near Fort Hill, Gridley's Lane S. ; Cow Lane E. ; land of
Town of Boston and of heirs of Andrew Oliver N. ; Thomas Palmer W.
Land in Boston, Dock Square S. ; Eliakim Hutchinson W. ; Mr. Blanchard
N. ; Thomas Green E. ; N. and E.
Land and buildings in Boston, Cross St. S. ; Thomas Walley W. ; widow
Holmes N. ; Samuel Ellinwood E.
Land in Boston, Milk St. and Cow Lane, between a highway and ropewalk
of Farreter and Torrey.
Land in Boston, Cow Lane S.E. ; Samuel Emmons N.E. ; Thomas Davis
S. W. ; extending towards Milk St. N.W.
Confirmation of above.
Flats and wharf in Boston, Minot's T N. ; flats towards the town W. ; wharf
and flats of William Davis S. ; the channel E.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Fish St. W. ; passageways N. and E. ;
land purchas^ by Thomas Stephenson S. Land and dwelling-house,
Fish Si W. ; land purchased by John Hancock N. ; Thomas Hutehinson
E. ; land purchased bv John Hotty S. Land, store, block-maker's
shop and other work places near the above, passageways S. ; W. and E. ;
Thomas Hutchinson N. Flats, dock, wharf and stores, near the above,
passage W. ; dock N. ; sea E. ; dock S. Flats, dock and wharf adjoin-
mg the above described wharf, John Brick S. ; passageways W. and N. ;
dock N. ; the sea E.
Land, wharf and dock in Boston, Town Dock N. ; heirs of William Clarke
deceased W.; heirs of Benjamin Andrews S.; passage from the Town
Dock to Green's Wharf E.
Land and dwellinff-house in Boston, Fish St. W. ; land purchased by Thomas
Stephenson N. ; passageway E. ; heirs of William Graves S.
20
OONFISOATED BSTJlTBS
Date of record.
July 24, 1780
Aug, 8, 1780
Peb.%.ir85
Feb. 25, 1783
J
i
Mar. 13, 1783
Oct. 14,1784
Sept. 4, 1782
I
Mar. 31, 1783
Loyalist owner.
Hutchin80n,Thoma8,Gov.
(continued.') ^
u ti
Aa
et al.
John Hotty . . .
EBETNErER PAiRBONSf
Daniel .Sabgent f
Gov.
t( ((
JoBONNOT, Petes .
Keighly, Edward .
Purchaser.
Samuel Broome
Ebenezer Parsons)
Bantel Sargeant f
Thomas JStephenson
Enoch Brown .
Ebenezer Seayer
James Tate . .
Lib.
fol.
131
233
,1B1
137
247
95
137
i
,ia7
^^
135i
i
137
99
161
126
190
256
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 21
i
/ Deforiptioii*
Land, 43 A. 2 or. 34 r., in Milton, a back lane E. ; Mr. Ivers and Milton
River N. ; Stephen Badcock and a brook N.W. ; lane to Stephen Badcook
S.W. ; road to Milton meeting-house S.E. Land, 33 A. I r., mansion
house and bam in Milton, road to Braintree E. ; heirs of William Bad-
cock S.E. and S.W. ; road to Milton meeting-house N.W. 14 A. 3 qr.
3r. in Milton, road to Braintree S.W.; ^bert Williams S.E.; heirs of
William Badcock N.; MUton River N.E. Woodland, 48 A. 1 qr. 9 r.,
in Milton, road by Moses Glover's N.W. ; Braintree town line S.E.;
John Bois S.W. ; John Sprague N.E. Tillage land, 17 A. 2 qr. 27 r. ,
and salt marsh, 16 A. 14 r. adjoining, in Dorchester, lower road from
Milton bridge to Dorchester meeting-house W.; Hopestill Leeds N.E.;
John Capen and others E. ; Amariah Blake and the river N. ; Ebenezer
Swift, Daniel Vose and a creek S. Salt marsh, 2 A. 3 qr. 9 r., near
the Hum mucks in Dorchester, Levi Rounsavel N. ; Robert Swan and
Madam Belcher S. ; the river W. Salt marsh, 7 A., in Dorchester,
Billings Creek S. and W. ; Robert Spun* N. ; Henry Leadbetter S.E. and
E. — One undivided third of 8 A. salt marsh in Dorchester, held in
common, with Timothy Tucker and Joseph Tucker, Billings Creek S. ;
Nathan Ford W. Woodland, 33^ A. 9 r., in Braintree.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Fish St. W. ; land purchased by Par-
sons and Sargeant N. ; passageways E. and S.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Fish St W. ; passageways N. and E. ;
land purchased by Thomas Stephenson S. Land and dwelling-house,
Fish St. W. ; land purchased by John Hancock N. ; Thomas Hutchinson
E. ; land purchased by John Hotty S. Land, store, block-maker's
shop, and other work places near the above, passageways S. ; W. and E.
Thomas Hutchinson N. Flats, dock, wharf and stores near the above,
passap^e W. ; dock N. ; sea E. ; dock S. Flats, dock and wharf adjoin
ing the above-described wharf, John Brick S. ; passageways W. and N.
dock N. ; the sea E.
Land and dwelling-houses in Boston, Fish St. W. ; land purchased by said
Parsons and Sargeant S. ; passage N. ; passage E. ; landpurchased by said
Parsons and Sargeant S. ; passage W. ; then running W. and S.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Fish St. W. ; land purchased by Parsons
and Sargent N. ; passage E. ; land purchased by Joseph Yeasey S.
Land and brick dwelling-house in Boston, Middle St W. ; Fleet St. N. ;
street from Clark's Square to Fleet St. E. ; Lady Franklin S.
Land and buildings in Boston, Orange St. E. ; Samuel Pope and Hopestill
Foster S. ; Joseph Lovell and heirs of William Ettridge W. ; Zachariah
Johonnot N.
Land and part of house in Boston, Purchase St. S. ; Gridlev's Lane E. ; land
held in common by said Eeighly and Tate N. ; said Tate W. Land
and part of house, Jeremiah Green W. ; said land held in common N. and
E. ; passageway S. Two undivided thirds of land, Thomas Flucker
N. ; Gridley's Lane E. ; above-described land and said Tate S. ; Jeremiah
Green W.
22
OOHKIgOAZBD B8TATB8
Bate of record.
Loyalist owner.
PoiohaMr.
Lib.
fi>L
June 11, 1783
Lbchmobe^ Riohabd .
MuNGo Maoket • . .
139
U
May 26, 1781
LiLUEy THEOPHILUa .
John Gebekough . .
132
216
Aug. 3, 1781
(« u
Samuel Howard. . .
133
5
Aug. 81, 1779
LoRiivG, Joshua . . .
John Keteb ....
130
191
Oct. 28, 1779
ti u
IgAAC Sears ....
130
237
Feb. 1,1782
ii it
James Swam ....
134
6
Apr. 28, 1783
u u
John Tufts ....
138
101
Nov. 23, 1795
U it
Ellis Gray
181
275
Feb. 21, 1785
Lyde, Edward . . .
Nathaniel Byfield Lyde
147
131
Sept. 18, 1783
Mabtik, William . .
John Boson
139
245
Nov. 26. 1782
McNeil, Akchibald .
Samusi* Conant . . .
136
115
Ang. 1, 1782
Paddock, Adiko . . .
Thomas Bumstead . .
135
139
OF BOSTOK LOTAUSTS. 28
Description.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Cambridge St S. ; Staniford 6t. W. ;
passageway N. ; Timothy Newell E. and N. ; Jeremiah Allen E.
One undivided half of land, brick distill house and other buildings^ Cam-
bridge St. N. ; George St. E. ; heirs of John Guttridge deceased S. ;
Belknap St. W.
Land and buildings in Boston, Middle St. £. ; Samuel Bid^way S. ;
Thomas Greenough W.; Thomas Greenough and Edward Foster, an
absentee, N.
One undivided third ol land and large brick dwelling-house in Boston, Sun
Court St. N. ; Joseph Hemmingway and others E. ; John Leach and
others S. ; Market Square W.
Land, 19 A., mansion house and bam in Boxburt, Joshua Lorine N. and
N.E. ; Lemuel M^ E. ; Ebenezer Weld S. ; road leading to Dednam W. ;
then running S., E. and N. on land of John Keyes.
Farm, 54 A. 3 qr. 9 r., and mansion house in Roxburt, road leading by
Jamaica meeting-house to Boston W. ; heirs of Mr. Burroughs deceased
N. and N.W.; lane N.E.; lane and Capt. May E.; land of Joshua Lo-
ring, absentee, now of John Keyes S. 5J A. salt marsh, creek W. ;
Mr. Bowdoin S. ; heirs of Joseph Weld deceased E. ; heirs of John Wil-
liams deceased N.
Wood or pasture land, 8 A. 31 r., in Brooeline, road W. ; Mr. Crafts N.W.
and N.E.; Capt. Baker S.E.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, common or trainins-field N.W. ; West
St. N.E.; David Colson S.E. ; heirs or assigns of Dr. Greorge Stewart
S.W.
Wood and pasture land, 24^ A. 7r., in Roxbury, near Henry Williams;
Caleb Williams and Mr, Monies S.E. ; Ebenezer Chanies S. W. ; Mr.
Bourn N.W, and N.E.
Land and buildings in Boston, Summer St. S. ; Bishop's AUev W. ; heirs of
Andrew Cunningham deceased N.; land formerly of John Simpson
deceased E.
Land in Boston, Orange St. W. ; Henry Bass N. ; the salt water E. ; James
Richardson S.
Land and buildings in Boston, Marlborough St. E. ; land late of William
Blair Townsend deceased S. ; William Ireland W. ; William Turner and
others N. Passageway between the above land, formerly of Timothy
Batt deceased, and land of the late William Turner and others.
Land and buildings in Boston, Common St. W. ; land of the Conmionwealth
S. ; heirs of Gillum Taylor deceased E. and S.; Thomas Cushing E. ; N,
and E. ; Rawson's Lane N.
24
CONFISCATED ESTATES
Dateofneoxd.
Loyalift owner.
PurehMer.
Lib.
fbl.
Jan. 2, 1783
Peppebell, Sik William
July 19, 1782
Nov. 12, 1782
Aug. 11, 1783
Dec. 18, 1783
May 10, 1786
Dee. 6,1782
Sewall, Samuel <
« It
Simpson, John >
Jonathan )
Snelling, Jonathan
Thomas Russell
Edward Kitchen i
WOLCOTT i
John Heath
John Molineux 7
William Molineux )
John McLane
Joseph Barbell .
136 203
EzEKiEL Goldthwait . 186
135
136
139
140
157
113
102
153
207
20
126
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 25
Description.
Land and dwelling-house in Boston, Summer St. S. ; Benjamin Groldthwait
E. ; heirs of Benjamin Cunningham deceased N. ; Samuel Whitwell W.
Land and buildings, Summer St. N. ; widow Jones W. and N. ;
Joseph Balch W. ; John Rowe and Thomas Thompson S. ; said Thompson
W. ; John Rowe S. ; Zachariah Brigdon E.
Land, 263 A. 1 qr., in Brookline, Thomas Aspinwall E. ; marsh road to
Charles River N.E. ; Charles River N. ; Thomas Gardner and Moses
Griggs S. and S.W. ; Solomon Hill S. and S.E. Land, 16 A. 3 qr.,
and half of house in Brookline on Sherbum Road and the marsh lane,
bounded by Capt. Cook, Samuel Craft and Elisha Gardner.
Land and buildings in Brookline. 9 A. 33 r., Sherburn Road S.E. ; a town
way N.E.; Mr. Aker N.W.; a town way S.W. 32 A. 3 r., Daniel
White and the pound S.W. ; road and Joseph Williams S.E. ; Joshua
Boylston and William Hyslop N.E.; Sherbum Road N.W. 18 A.
2 qr. 5 r., Samuel White N.W. ; John Dean S.W. and S. ; a town way
S.E.; said Dean N.E.; S.E. and S. ; said town way E. ; road N.E.
59 A. 3 qr. 4 r., Benjamin White and Dr. Winchester N.E. ; Sarah
Sharp S.W. ; Samuel White and heirs of Justice Whitie S.E. ; Benjamin
White N.E. ; S.E. and N.E. ; Sherburn Road N.E. 23 A. 3 qr. 33 r.,
Ebenezer Crafts and Caleb Gardner N.W.; said Gardner and Benjamin
White S.W.; Moses White S.E.; Benjamin White and Moses White
N.E. ; Moses White S.E.; a town way N.E. 3 A. 28 r., Ebenezer
Craft S.W.; S.E. and N.E.; the County line N.W. 8 A. 1 qr. 31 r.,
Daniel White N.W.; the County line S.W.; David Cook S.E. ; heirs
of Ebenezer Davis N.E. 5 A. 2 qr. 38 r., said Craft N.W. ; saw mill
meadow W. ; William Heath S. and S.E.; Benjamin White and William
Hammon N.E. 7 A. 2 qr. 32 r., Edward K. Walcott S. and W.;
Benjamin White S. ; William Acker S.E. ; John Child E.; Charles River
N. ; Joseph Adams and Daniel White W. 4 A. 26 r., Moses White
W. ; Esquire White, Ebenezer Craft and a creek S. ; Neheraiah Davis and
heirs of Caleb Denny S.E. ; the marsh road N.
Land and buildings in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; Daniel Crosby, John Solely
and heirs of Benjamin Church deceased S. ; land late of Frederick Wil-
liam Geyer E. ; Thomas Fairweather, Sampson Reed, John Homands
and Edward HoUowday N. ; said Sewall W.; N. ; W. and N.
Land and buildings in Boston, Newbury St. W. ; said Sewall S. ; E. ; S. and
E. ; Edward HoUowday N.
Two undivided thirds of land and buildings in Boston, Summer St. S. ;
Samuel Whitwell E. ; heirs of Andrew Cunningham deceased N. ; Ed-
ward Lyde W. Dock Square E. ; Cornhill S. ; John Rowe W. ; Cooper's
Alley N. Cooper's Alley S. ; Eliakim Hutchinson E. and N. ; William
Greenleaf W.
Land and buildings in Boston, King St. S. ; Fitch's Alley E. ; land next herein
described N. ; Gowen Brown W. Said Brown N. ; Fitch's Alley E. ;
above described land S. ; said Brown W.
26
COKFISOATBD ESTATES
Dttte of record.
June 16, 1784
Mar. 19, 1783
June 11, 1782
Sept. 25, 1781
Jan. 8, 1784
Sept. 27, 1784
Mar. 4, 1783
June 15, 1782
Loyaliflt owner.
Snelling, Jonathan .
(continued,)
Stow, Edward . . .
Taylor, John ....
Vassall, John . . .
Walter, Rev. William
Warden, William . .
Winslow, Isaac
Purchaser.
Ub.
Edward Tyler . . .
Benjamin Thomson . .
Nathaniel Fellows .
John Williams . . .
Isaiah Doane ....
Leonard Jarvis .
Christopher Clark
143
137
135
133
141
145
137
221
197
17
110
32
139
Ebenezer Crosbey .
135
20
OF BOSTON LOYALISTS. 27
)
Description.
Land and buildings in Boston, Middle St E. ; David Willis S. and W. ; said
Willis and Sarah Doubt S. ; George Vincent and John Owen W. ; New
. North Alley N.
Lands and buildings in Boston, Orange St. W. ; heirs of Sutton Boyles de-
ceased S. ; end of a wharf E. ; said Stow N Land and shop adjoining
the above, Orange St. W. ; said Stow S. ; the flats E. ; heirs of Thomas
Thomson N.
Land and building in Boston, Comhill E. ; William Davis S. ; E. and S. ;
Joseph Green W. ; heirs of Stephen Boutineau, deceased, N.
Land, 3J A., and buildings in Dokchestkr, the high road S. and W. ; Eben-
ezer and Lemuel Clap N. ; Zebadiah Williams E. JA. South of the
above, Mr. Jeffries E. ; the high road on the other sides.
Land and buildings in Boston, Tremont St. E. ; heirs of John JefPeries de-
ceased S. ; heirs of Jeremiah Allen deceased, William Vassall and heirs
of Joseph Sherburne W. ; William Vassall and land of the old brick
church N.
Land and buildings in Boston, South St. W. ; Samuel Quincy, an absentee,
S. ; Robert Kobbins and heirs of Benjamin Clark, deceased, E. ; Samuel
Connant N. and E. ; Nathaniel Taylor, an absentee, N.
Three imdivided tenths of dwelling-house and land in Boston, Elizabeth
Murray W. ; Samuel Hill S. ; said Murray E. ; land of Susanna Heaton
deceased N. Three undivided tenths of an undivided half of dwelling-
house and land, Marlboro St. W. ; land late of Nathaniel Wardell deceased
N. ; John Berry E. ; land above described S. Three undivided tenths
of an undivided half of land and buildings, Marlboro St. W. ; John Valen-
tine S. ; John Gilbert E. ; Mr. Heaton N. Three undivided tenths of
an undivided half of land, land late of Thomas Bleigh deceased N. ;
Bishop's lane or alley E. ; Joseph Gooch S. ; land late of Jabez Eaton
deceased W.
Assignment of mortgage Joseph Crosby to Isaac Winslow, dated Aug. 5, 1768.
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