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DEEDS
AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS
RELATING TO THE
SEVERAL PIECES OF LAND.
AND TO THE
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PRESENTED TO THE TOWN OF QUINCY.
BY
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TOGETHER
WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE BOOKS.
CAMBRIDGE :
PRINTED BY HILLIARD AND METCALF.
1823.
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DEEDS, $c.
BSLOiW all J&en lis tftese present®,
That I, John Adams, of Quincy, in the County of Norfolk,
Esquire, in consideration of the veneration I feel for the
residence of my ancestors and the place of my nativity, and
of the habitual affection I bear to the inhabitants with whom I
have so happily lived for more than eighty six years, — and of
my sincere desire to promote their happiness, and the
instruction of their posterity in religion, morality, and all
useful arts and sciences, by contributing all in my power
for these purposes, do hereby give, grant, convey, and
confirm to the town of Quincy and their successors, forever,
the two following tracts of land, viz. my Rocky Pasture,
commonly known by the name of the Red Cedar Pasture,
or the Centre Rock Pasture, situate near the Grist Mill, and
opposite the house of Deacon Elijah Veazie, containing
twenty five acres more or less ; — another tract of land,
containing fifty four acres more or less, commonly known
by the name of the Lane's Pasture, or the Mount Ararat
Pasture, near the seat of the Hon. Thomas Greenleaf:
To have and to hold to the said town of Quincy and
their successors forever, — upon the conditions and provisos
following : — Provided first, That the Selectmen of the town
be authorized and empowered to employ a surveyor of
respectable character for science and experience in the
practice of surveying, to survey both these lots, ascertain
their boundaries, and make an accurate plot of each of
said tracts, to be recorded in the town books, within a
reasonable time. Provided secondly, That the rent of the
herbage of these pastures, together with the profits arising
from the sale of wood, fuel of any kind, timber and stone,
be strictly applied to the following purposes, viz. — To be
placed at interest in some solid public fund, either of the
Commonwealth, or of the United States, and the interest
again placed at interest, as it arises, until the amount shall be
sufficient with what the town may grant, other individuals
subscribe, or the probable sale of pews produce, to raise a
fund for the completing and furnishing of a Temple to be
built of stone, to be taken from the premises, for the Public
Worship of God, and the public instruction in religion and
morality, for the use of the Congregational Society in said
town ; and next after the completion of said Temple, that all
the future rents, profits, and emoluments, arising from said land,
be applied to the support of a School for the teaching of the
Greek and Latin languages, and any other languages, arts
and sciences, which a majority of the ministers, magistrates,
lawyers, and physicians, inhabiting in the said town, may
advise. Provided thirdly, That if there should be any gross
corruption or mismanagement in the care of this interest ;
or any notorious negligence, or any waste knowingly
permitted, or connived at by the said Town, or by the
Selectmen thereof, or by any other person, acting under
its sanction or authority, and the same shall appear by the
judgment of a Jury under the direction of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the right to the property hereby conveyed
shall be forfeited, and shall revert to the oldest male person,
at the time living among my posterity. And I do hereby
request my Honorable friends, Thomas Greenleaf, Josiah
Quincy, my son Thomas Boylston Adams, Edward Miller
and George W. Beale, Esquires, to give their advice to the
Selectmen for the time being concerning the best mode of
managing the said estate for the best interest of the town,
and for the advancement of the objects herein before
specified. And I do hereby constitute the said Greenleaf,
Quincy, Adams, Miller and Beale, during their lives, to be
a Committee, with authority to appoint an agent, annually,
to superintend the lands, hereby conveyed, and whose duty
it shall be to prosecute all trespasses, of any kind whatsoever
made thereupon, such agent to be paid for his services by
the town, such compensation, as the Selectmen of said
town for the time being shall deem reasonable ; and the
said Committee shall have authority forever, as any vacancy
shall occur in their number, by death or by resignation, to
fill the same by an election to be made, from among the
most respectable, intelligent, and active inhabitants of said
town. Provided also, That if the Episcopalian Society
of the said town shall at any time hereafter be about to
build a Church for the Worship of God, they shall have
liberty to take from the land hereby granted, as much stone,
as they may need to use in erecting such Church.
In witness whereof, I the said John Adams have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this twenty fifth day of June, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.
JOHN ADAMS. [^T]
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
josiah quincy,
William Smith Shaw,
Edward Phillips,
Josiah Quincy, Jun.
Norfolk ss. Quincy, 29 June, 1822. Then personally
appeared the Honorable John Adams, and acknowledged the
above instrument, by him subscribed, to be his free act and
deed,
•Before me, Josiah Quincy,
Justice of the Peace
throughout the Commoni&ealth of
.Massachusetts.
Bedham, 18 July, 1822. Received and recorded with
the Norfolk Deeds, Book 64, page 229.
Attest, James Foord, Register.
True copy, Attest, Mottram Vesey, Town Clerk of the
town of Quincy.
At a meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Quincy, holden
on the 8th day of July, A. D. 1822:
Voted, the Hon. Thomas Greenleaf, Moderator.
Voted, That the Town accept with gratitude, affection,
and respect, the very liberal, valuable, and useful donation of
the Hon. John Adams, with the restrictions and conditions
expressed in the deed of conveyance, this day presented for
their consideration.
Voted, That the Town will adopt all suitable and proper
measures to carry into complete effect the enlarged and lau-
dable views, and benevolent wishes and intentions, of the vene-
rable donor.
Voted, That Daniel Greenleaf, Thomas Greenleaf, Ed-
ward Miller, John Whitney, George W. Beale, and George
H. Apthorp, Esquires, be a committee to wait upon the Hon.
Mr. Adams, and present the thanks of the Town to him, and
assure him of the grateful sense they entertain of the honor
conferred on them, by this mark of his esteem and affection,
and attention to their future welfare and prosperity, and also
to assure him, that, valuable as the donation is, and highly as
they estimate the present and future advantages that will result
from it, they regard it with sentiments of peculiar veneration,
as the gift of one, whose patriotism and virtues have cast a
lustre upon the place of his nativity ; of one, who has so suc-
cessfully devoted, for more than half a century, the energies
of his mind, with his profound wisdom and learning, to the
advancement of the best interest of his country; and to whom,
under the smiles of Heaven, we are so largely indebted for
our independence and prosperity as a nation, and for those
free and well balanced constitutions of government, which
alone can secure and perpetuate our inestimable privileges.
m$L<®$B all JHen fcfi tUtm ^regents,
That I, John Adams, of Quincy, in the County of Norfolk,
Esquire, in consideration of the kindness" with which my
former conveyance, dated the twenty fifth of June 1822, has
been accepted, and in further consideration of all the motives
enumerated in that instrument, and various other causes not
necessary to be stated particularly, do hereby give, grant and
convey to the inhabitants of the town of Quincy, in their
corporate capacity, and their successors forever, the following
parcels of land, to wit : First, six acres of Cedar Swamp, in
the town of Braintree, in the tract called Hubbard Swamp,
which I bought of Capt. Benjamin Beale. Secondly, my Pas-
ture, situated partly in Braintree and partly in Quincy, con-
taining seventeen acres and a half, which I bought of Elkanah
Thayer. Thirdly, two pieces of Cedar Swamp, situated in
Gardiner's Swamp, so called, one of which I bought of Caleb
Faxon, the other of William Thayer, which, when I bought
them, I understood were in Quincy, but which, I now am in-
formed, are in Braintree. These are all which I know or
suspect to belong to me, but if any other morsel should be
found to belong to me in that town, I give it to the town of
Quincy. Fourthly, my pasture in Quincy, formerly known
by the name of Babel Pasture, containing fifty one acres, more
or less, which I bought of the Hon. Cotton Tufts, as executor
to the will of Norton Quincy, Esquire. Fifthly, eight acres
of land in the town of Quincy, near the meeting house,
bounded easterly on the county road, southerly on land of
Lemuel Brackett, Esquire, westerly on my own land, as the
fence now stands, northerly on my own land by a line to be
drawn from the western boundary parallel to the line against
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Mr. Brackett, so as to include Mr. Hancock's ancient cellar
and well : To have and to hold all the foregoing tracts and
parcels of land to the inhabitants of the town of Quincy, and
their successors forever, in their corporate capacities, upon the
conditions following : First, Provided that plots be taken by
skilful surveyors, and recorded in the town books, within a
reasonable time. Secondly, Provided that these lands shall be
managed and conducted upon the same principles, under the
same conditions, restrictions, limitations, forfeiture, and super-
visors, and the profits applied to the same ends and purposes,
with those in the former deed. Thirdly, Provided that when
the objects, mentioned in the former deed, are obtained, a
stone School House shall be erected over the cellar which
was under the house, anciently built by the Rev. Mr. John
Hancock, the father of John Hancock, that great, generous,
disinterested, bountiful benefactor of his country, once Presi-
dent of Congress, and afterwards Governor of this State, to
whose great exertions and unlimited sacrifices this nation is so
deeply indebted for her independence and present prosperity,
who was born in this house ; and which house was afterwards
purchased and inhabited by the reverend, learned, ingenuous,
and eloquent Lemuel Bryant, Pastor of this congregation ;
which house was afterwards purchased by and inhabited by
an honorable friend of my younger years, Col. Josiah Quincy,
and also inhabited by his son, Josiah Quincy jun. a friend
of my riper years, a brother barrister at law, with whom I
have been engaged in many arduous contests at the bar, who
was as ardent a patriot as any of his age, and, next to James
Otis, the greatest orator. Fourthly, That as soon as the funds
will be sufficient, a school master should be procured, learned
in the Greek and Roman languages, and, if thought advisable,
the Hebrew, not to make learned Hebricians, but to teach
such young men as choose to learn it, the Hebrew Alphabet,
the rudiments of the Hebrew Grammar, and the use of the
Hebrew Grammar and Lexicon ; that in after life they may
pursue the study to what extent they please. But I hope the
future masters will not think me too presumptuous, if I advise
them to begin their lessons in Greek and Hebrew, by com-
pelling their pupils to take their pens and write over and over
again copies of the Greek and Hebrew Alphabets, in all their
variety of characters, over and over again, until they are per-
fect masters of those alphabets and characters. This will be
as good an exercise in chirography as any they can use, and
will stamp those alphabets and characters upon their tender
minds and vigorous memories so deeply that the impression
will never wear out, and will enable them at any period of
their future lives to study those languages to any extent with
great ease.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this twenty fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.
JOHN ADAMS. [^iT]
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
Jno. Davis,
I. P. Davis,
JOSIAH QuiNCY,
Jo si ah Quincy, Jun.
Norfolk ss. Quincy, 27 July, 1822. Personally ap-
peared the Honorable John Adams, and acknowledged the
above instrument to be his free act and deed, the same being
by him subscribed,
Before Josiah Quincy,
Justice of the Peace
throughout the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts.
Dedham, August 7, 1822. Received and recorded with
the Norfolk Deeds, Book 64, page 235.
Attest, James Foord, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Mottram Vesey, Toivn Clerk of
the toivn of Quincy.
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At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Qtiincy,
August 6th, 1822 :
Tooted, Thomas Greenleaf, Esquire, Moderator.
Voted, That the letter from the Hon. John Adams, this
day presented to the town, be recorded on the town records,
which is as follows, viz.
Quincy, July 15th, 1822.
To the Hon. Thomas Greenleaf, Daniel Greenleaf, Edward
Miller, John Whitney, George W. Beale, George H. Apthorp,
Esquires, — a committee appointed by the town of Quincy,
on the 8th clay of July, A. D. 1822.
Gentlemen,
The resolutions of the town of Quincy, passed on the same
day, and presented to me by you in their name, are perfectly
satisfactory, and demand my affectionate gratitude. The har-
mony and unanimity with which the town have accepted the
instrument of conveyance, and their approbation of the re-
strictions, limitations, and conditions, expressed in it, are very
gratifying to me, and receive my best thanks ; nor should I
omit to express my obligations to you, for the friendly manner
with which you have communicated the resolutions to me.
With great respect, esteem, and affection for the town,
and sincere friendship for you, I have the honor to be their
and your fellow citizen and humble servant.
JOHN ADAMS.
Voted, That the town accept, with sentiments of profound
respect and gratitude, the very valuable present of the Hon.
John Adams, of certain parcels of land situated in the towns
of Quincy and Braintree, on the conditions expressed in the
instrument of conveyance, dated July 25th, 1822, this day
offered for their consideration, to be managed and conducted
upon the same principles, and subject to the same restrictions,
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limitations, and provisions, as are contained in his deed to the
town, dated 25th June, 1822 — provisions, which receive their
most cordial approbation, as wise and salutary guards, well
calculated to preserve the property from waste, and to secure
to them, and to their posterity, the full benefit intended by
their beneficent benefactor.
Voted, That Daniel Greenleaf, Thomas Greenleaf, Edward
Miller, John Whitney, George W. Beale, and George H.
Apthorp, Esquires, be a committee to wait upon the Hon.
Mr. Adams, and present to him the thanks of the Town for
this munificent donation, and express to him their sentiments
of esteem and veneration for this additional mark of his re-
gard and affection, and for the paternal solicitude it evinces for
the welfare, prosperity, happiness, and respectability of this
town, and assure him, that they will endeavor to evidence the
high sense they entertain of the honor conferred, and the bene-
fits bestowed, by a careful and vigilant attention to the im-
provement of the property intrusted to their care, and by a
strict and faithful application of the funds to the great and
important objects designated, and also to assure him, that the
selection of the Hancock lot, as the site for the school, awakens
in their minds the most grateful, pleasing, and interesting re-
collections ; and when, to the names of Hancock, Bryant, and
Quincy, is added that of the illustrious founder, and liberal
patron of the Institution, it cannot fail to animate the minds of
youth with an ardent and laudable ambition to emulate the
great examples thus placed before them ; and incite them to a
close and diligent improvement of the advantages afforded,
that they may be enabled to follow them, in their bright and
luminous path of honor and of usefulness.
Voted, That the committee, appointed to express to the
Hon. Mr. Adams the thanks of the Town for the several lots
of land, named in the deed this day under consideration, do
also express the strong sense of gratitude with which the Town
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accept the additional proof of his bounty towards them, in the
gift of his very valuable Library.
A true Copy :
Attest, Mottram Vesey, Town Clerk.
m$L<&VB all $&m li£ tiitm present*,
That I, John Adams, of Quincy, in the County of Norfolk,
Esquire, in further consideration of the motives and reasons
enumerated in my two former Deeds, do hereby give, grant
convey and confirm to the inhabitants of the town of Quincy
in their corporate capacity, and their successors, the fragments
of my Library, which still remain in my possession, excepting
a few that I shall reserve for my consolation in the few days
that remain to me, on the following conditions, viz. Condition
first, That a Catalogue of them be made, recorded in the
town books and printed, together with the three Deeds, in
sufficient numbers to perpetuate the remembrance of them.
Condition second, That those books be deposited in an
apartment of the building to be hereafter erected for a Greek
and Latin School or Academy. Condition third, That these
books be placed under the direction of the five gentlemen
mentioned in my former deeds as supervisors of the Temple
and School Fund, with the addition of the Rev. Mr. Whitney
and the successive settled Ministers of the Congregational
Society, and also of the future settled Ministers of the
Episcopal Society, while they shall remain such. Condition
fourth, That none of the books shall ever be sold, exchanged
or lent, or suffered to be removed from the apartment,
without a solemn vote of a majority of the superintendents.
Condition fifth, The books may be removed to any place
the Committee of the town shall direct, or remain where they
are, at the pleasure of the Committee of the town ; locked
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up and the keys held by the Committee during my life, and
the pleasure of my Executors afterwards. Article sixth, I
make no condition of this, but submit it to the consideration
of the town whether it may be expedient to build the
Temple on the Hancock Lot near the Academy . ? Nothing
would be a higher gratification to me or more honorable to
my memory ; and I could wish that the triangle on which
the present Temple stands should be left forever as a
common Training Field, and for other accommodations of the
inhabitants of the town. Article seventh, Though I presume
not to dictate to the town, yet it is my wish, that the building
of the Academy and the establishment of a classical master
should be provided for before the Temple, of which I see no
present necessity, and I cannot think that this can ever be
construed a deviation from the plan and intentions of the
Donor, notwithstanding any thing in the two former deeds ;
and if any descendant of mine should ever presume to call
it in question, I hereby pronounce him unworthy of me ;
and I hereby petition all future Legislators of the Common-
wealth to pass a special law to defeat his impious intentions,
and this I think can never be adjudged an Ex post facto law.
Article eighth, It is not my intention or desire to make any
condition of what follows ; but I ask leave to suggest to the
town the propriety of applying the income of the Coddington
School lands to the uses of this Academy, and to give
authority to the superintendents of the Library to apply
such parts of it, as they shall judge expedient, to the purchase
of books annually to augment and increase this Library.
Those books to be kept by themselves in separate alcoves
to be denominated the Coddington Alcoves. That gentle-
man's first residence was in this town, and he was an honor
to it. He was a man of large and liberal mind. He
removed with the excellent Roger Williams to Rhode Island.
and became the father, founder, and first Governor of that
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colony. This will be a proper memorial of respect and
gratitude for that very ancient and noble donation.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto put my hand and
seal, this tenth day of August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty two.
JOHN ADAMS, [gg ]
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
JOSIAH QuiNCY,
William Smith Shaw,
Josiah Quincy, Jun.
Norfolk ss. Quincy, 10 August, 1822. Then personally
appeared the venerable John Adams above named, and
acknowledged the above instrument, by him subscribed, to
be his free act and deed.
Before me, Josiah Quincy,
Justice of the Peace
throughout ths Commonwealth of
Massachusetts.
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Nouvelle Espagne : Traduite de l'Espagnol de
Dom Antoine De Soli's 2 "
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L'Abbe Girard 2 "
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Carle ton : Traduits de l'Anglois 3 "
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Richesse des Nations ; de L'Anglois de M. Smith 6 "
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M. de P. 3 "
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pratique de cette science : par M. Macquer 3 "
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de cette science : par M. Chretien Wolf 3 "
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