ADAMS, WILLIAM/ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 127 (1812)			Mispillion

"...one dwelling house 36 feet front and 20 back & in midling repairs..."

$50.00 annuel value

ADAMS, WILLIAM/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 127 (1812)			Mispillion

"...one small dwelling house one Story & a half high 16 feet long and 12 back, one Shop 27 feet in front 
and 14 back, one old Cook house and old Smoke house, the dwelling house and Shop in midling Repairs..."

$60.00 annuel value

ADAMS, WILLIAM/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 127 (1812)			Mispillion

"...one dwelling house one Story 30 feet in front and 14 back in midling repair..."

$40.00 annuel value

ADAMS, WILLIAM/ELIZABETH/ANN/SARAH/LEVIN  (K.C.O.CT.)  F-p. 239  (1806)	Mispillion

"...an old frame dwelling House intirely out of Repair, and an old frame Store House going down and log 
Stable in reasonable Repair, an old Smoke house and old Granery intirely out of Repair..."

$60.00 annuel Rent

ALFORD, WILLIAM/WILLIAM/ANN/MARY/JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pp. 225-226 (1806)

"...one dwelling house one Story & half high 2 Rooms upon the Lower floor and 3 on the upper floor, 26 
feet by 18 and one Kitchen Joining the same, 16 by 18 well finished, one good Carriage house and one old Smoke 
house, and one Old Stable...one loged Corn Crib built...the yard Inclosed with pailing and post and railing..."
œ33/15 per year

"...the dwelling house to have one Sill Spliced..."

ALLEE, ABRAHAM/REBECCA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 219 (1789)			Duck Creek

"...sawed loged dwelling house 30 by 21 feet in middling repair except the stairs which we order to be 
repaired and 2 dormant window to be taken away and one 6 light window to be put in the north end, and 20 pains 
of Glass to be put in the windows which are broken out, the roof to be repaired about the corner chimney one 
porch to be made and some repairs over the door - One scalped loged Kitchen 21 by 19 feet with an entry about 9 
feet in bad repair which we order to have some new Joists put in with some little repairs - 2 hewed loged corn cribs 
with a wagon house to be repaired with a few new logs - one scalped loged smoke house in good repair - one 
small granery in midling repair with a log shed - one sawed loged store house 10 by 16 feet to be weatherboarded 
and painted..."

œ100 per year

ALLEE, JONATHAN/ABRAHAM  (K.C.O.CT.) D-pp. 97-98 (1785)		Duck Creek

"...70 acres is now Cleared...an old hewed Logged Granery in bad Repair...A Logged Corn Crib and 
Stable in Middling Repair...Salt Marsh adjoining Bombay Hook..."

œ30 per Year
"...the Granery be new Cilled and well underpinned with Brick The floor Repaired and the outside Weather 
Boarded..."


ALLEE, JOHNATHAN/ABRAHAM  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 310 (1790)			Duck Creek

"...one hughed log Granery about 18 feet by 16 feet in good Repair, one Corn Crib.  18 feet by 6 feet in 
good repair 2 old Stables in bad repair...Salt Marsh adjoining Bombay Hook..."

œ30 Annual Value

"...a brick house about 42 feet by 22 feet in good Repair except about 15 panes of Glass with a brick 
Kitchen adjoining 22 feet by 18 feet in good Repair also a Small hughed log kitchen with an outside chimney in 
good repair..."

œ23/6/8 per Year

ALSTON, SARAH/RACHEL  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 222 (1782)			Little Creek

"...90 Acres about 60 of which is Tilable Land under Midling Good fence..."

"...a Small Scalped Log House with an Oak Roof and earthen floor..."

œ15 Specie per year

ALSTON, THOMAS   (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 214 (1788)			Little Creek

"...a Log House with two Rooms and two Brick chimneys and an Oak Roof all in Midling repair, Also one 
Corn Crib with a new Roof in good repair..."

œ20 annual value

ARTHUR, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 38 (1775)

"...one Dwelling House 43 feet by 18 feet which we order to be Repaired in the following manner that is to 
say 29 lights of Glass put in the windows, also to be Covered with Ceder Shingls, we find one Barn 25 feet by 20 
which we also order to Covered with Oak Shingles and the Corners of the Same to be Sawed down and Boxed up 
with pine Board, one Kitchen in good repair one grainery one Corn Crib one Smoke House all in Good Repair and 
one Brick Oven in Good Repair One Apple Orchard in good Repair, we also find the fencing all good Repair..."

œ27 per year

ARTHURS, ROBERT/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) B-pp. 181-182 (1772)

"...one good dwelling house and Kitchen maet house grainery and Corn house and Cheer house all in 
Good repair..."

"...one midling Good loged Barn a Little out of Repair with a shed at one End..."

"...repair the sd Barn and Build a Shed at the other End of the Same Dementions of the Other Shed at the 
Other End of the Barn..."

"...fences in Midling repair and if any fences Want repairing...Take the fences from the devision of 3 Small 
lotts near the Orchard and make such Repairs..."

"...Cut any Green Timber Except Under Saplings...to make the aforesaid shed and repair the Barn..."

yearly value




BANNINE, JOHN/SARAH/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 203 (1796)			Dover

"...the Cellar-way to be Repaired, and some Glass Valued per Annum at :60..."

"...the wooden part of the Dwelling House, under Silled round the under pinning Repaired, the 
weatherboarding Repaired, and a new floor. - the Back part the Cellar-way repaired & new Cellar Door the Cellar 
windows repaired, Door frames Repaired, Glass for the windows, Smoke House new roofed the door & Bricks 
repaired, the Barn wants weatherboarding repaired..."

"...Valued at œ60..."

"...Needs a new Corn Crib, smoke house new silled, and Roofed.  The Dwelling House a new Cellar door, 
Door frames and the floor repaired Glass for the windows Barn Needs Silling, Weather-boarding and Roofing..."

"...Valued at œ3..."

Murderkill
"...The Dwelling House Needs the Weatherboarding & Windows repaired a new Smoke House and Corn 
Crib Valued at œ40..."

Dover
"...dwelling house Framed 2 Rooms on the floor one Needs new Roof & weatherboarding, a small Smoke 
House 10 by 12 Valued at œ25..."

Mispillion
"...a 2 Story framed Dwelling House...Needs the Sills Repaired underpinning repaired, Windows and 
Shutters repaired, Glass for the windows new Smoke House 10 by 12.  Barn wants new Silling and the weather 
boarding Repaired underpinning repaired a new Corn Cribb when wanten 18 by 6 Valued at œ30..."

"...one Story Houses Joining the large one, wants the underpinning Repaired, the Middle frame, under 
pinning, weatherboarding and Roofing Doors Windows wants to be done, the end frame wants, underpinning, 
repaired.  weather boards repaired and new Roof, doors and Windows, Valued at œ30..."

"...Dwelling House new Sill Sleepers & lower floor, underpinning repaired, Glass for the windows, new 
Roof If Needed...Smoke House Roof...New Corn Crib, Barn wants new Sills, weatherboarding and a new 
Roof...and new Blocking underneath Valued per annum at œ40..."

BANNING, PHINEAS/NATHANIEL  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 201 (1805)

"...500 pannels of worm fence in bad repair..."

œ6 annuel Rent

BARBER, ABRAHAM  (K.C.O.CT.) C-pp. 245-246 (1782)		Mutherkill

"...60 Acres of Clared Land under Good fence on the premises an Old Log Dwelling house wanting 7 or 8 
new Logs anew Roof an abrick Chimney an old Round Log barn wanting also 5 or 6 new Logs in the place of 
These which by a Small Leak in the Roof is quite decayed and Renders the barn useless..."

"...70 Acres of clared Land under Good fence...a Good new Dwelling house wanting a new Lower floor 
and a pen of New Hew'd Logs for a barn..."

œ15 per Annum

œ18 per Annum

"...The Roof Wanting on the pen of Logs on the Lower Plantation to compleat the barn and the new Lower 
floor to the dwelling House the Several New Logs Roof and Chimney..."
BARBER, JOHN/ANN/MARTHA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 280 (1807)

"...one dwelling house of logs one Story 20 by 16 feet, one Cook house 18 by 16 feet, one Stable 12 by 16 
feet, 2 Corn Cribbs one 4 by 16 feet...one Smoke house 10 by 12 feet...all the above Buildings are but in midling 
repair, the fencing thereon in good Repair..."

œ35 or $93.33 annual value

BARBER, JOSEPH/RACHEL  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 88 (1803)

"...windows of the dwelling House be Glazed, one door be cased, and some filling in with Brick be done in 
the Entry...Kitchen be moved to the East end of the dwelling House, and that the roof thereof be covered with Oak 
Shingles, and a brick Chimney be built therein...a Corn Crib 16 feet in length and 6 or 7 feet in bredth of logs and 
covered with Oak Shingles be built...a Smoke of Skelped logs 10 feet by 12 be built and covered oak Shingles..."

œ18 yearly Rent

BARNETT, MOSES  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 38 (1775)

"...one Log dwelling House 18 feet Long and 16 feet wide in Good Repair, one old House not worth 
Repairing we find one old Hous in a small feald not worth repairing one small feald whare the old Hous Stands on 
in Bad repair...the fence at the south side of the Plantation to be Straighted..."

œ18 per year

BARNETT, MOSES/MARY/SARAH/MOSES/THOMAS/RACHEL/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 254 (1797)

"...one hugh'd log dweling house, about 21 foot by 18 plank floor above and below brick chimney, 2 glass 
windows much broken, oak roughf and leaky one old corn house about 15 foot by 7 in very bad order, one old 
stable 12 foot by 15 in bad repair...one other log house with clay chimney, about 18 foot by 16, oak roughf with an 
earthen floor, in bad repair..."

"...value at 35 bushels of good merchantable wheat, and 120 bushels of good merchantable corn..."

BARNS, JOHN/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 128 (1770)			Little Creek

"...Brick Mansion House, Demolished by fire, the Walls not greatly Injured, One Small frame Dwelling 
house in Midling Repair, One Brick Kitchen adjoining the Ruins, One other Logg house also in Middling Repair, 
and Tan house and Yard much out of Repair Especially for want of Weather Boarding the house...Fencing greatly 
Out of Repair..."

yearly value œ30

"...Necessary Repairs Such as weather Boarding the Tanhouse Putting and Maintaining the Fencing in 
good Tenantable Repair..."

BARNS, JOHN/JOHN/WILLIAM/STEPHEN  (K.C.O.CT.) B-73, 74 (1768)  Little Creek and Duck Creek

"...a good Two Story Brick Dwelling House Some what out of Repair an old Log-House Tan House and 
Tanyard Very much Decayed and altogether unfit for use, but the Plantation itself almost without Fences and 
untenantable..."

"...yearly value œ25..."

"...on which old School House Place there is no Dwelling House or other House or Building whatsoever..."

"...on the Said New School House Place, a Small Log Dwelling House and Fences upon both the Said 
Places in Tenantable Repair..."
"...yearly value œ12..."

"...in the forrest of Duck Creek..."

"...a Small Log House and fences in Tenantable Repair..."

"...yearly value œ14..."

BARNS, STEPHEN   (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 183 (1772)			Little Creek

"...the old School house place...one log'd Dwelling house one Corn house and the fences in Very Bad 
repair...Clear any Woodland...Within fences...for Repairing the fences..."
yearly value œ8

"...the new Schoolhouse place...one log'd Dwelling house and fences in Good Tenantable Repair..."
yearly value œ8

BARNS, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 173 (1772)			Little Creek

"...Walls of a large Brick house one Brick Kitchen in good repair one old fraimed House one Log'd Dwelling 
House one Small meat House one Tanhouse and Tanyard Much Decaid and out of repair..."

"...with ole fences and untenantable we order that the log'd Dwelling House aforesaid shall Be well 
Weather Borded..."

"...there shall Be a (Slabed) Loged Barn But with a shingled rough and planck four Twenty feet by Twenty 
feet..."

yearly value œ30

BARRY, JAMES/HANNAH/JOHN HAMILTON   (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 234					
	Dover

"...a Frame dwelling house...a Kitchen, Shop, Smoke house & milk house in bad repair..."

$50.00 per year

"...the dwelling house required a new Roof, the back passage door a sill and facing the porch to be 
repaired the weatherboarding of the dwelling house to be repaired, and also the Board fence..."

BARTLETT, ELIJAH/HENRIETTA/GEORGE   (K.C.O.CT.) E-pp, 129-130 (1794)		Duck Creek

"...one hewed Logg'd house 20 by 18 feet with plank floors Good Chimney and Breast works and Stairs, 
an addition of Hewed Loggs covered in with Oak Shingles, good chimney floors...to be built...one Corn Crib in bad 
repair one Stable and one Carriage House both in bad repair...one other House with oak Shingles roof, one 
framed shed at one end with Seder Shingles on the same both in midling repair..."

œ30 per year

BARWICK, SOLOMON/SOLOMON  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 86 (1811)

"...One dwelling house 22 by 20 feet in bad repair, one shed adjoining the same 10 by 20 in very bad 
repair and which we allow to be covered with oak shingles. - one Kitchen 20 by 18 in very bad repair, which we 
allow to be covered and Gable ends weatherboarded one stable & Corn house under one roof 18 by 16 in 
tolerable repair - one old out house of log 16 by 14 in bad repair...1600 pannels of fence in bad repair, one log 
smoke house 10 by 12 we allow to be built..."

$70.00 per year
BARWICK, SOLOMON/SOLOMON/SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 3 (1807)
"...the fencing thereon in bad repair...one dwelling house 24 feet by 20, and old Room adjoining 20 feet by 
16 in bad repair one other old loged house 16 feet square in bad repair, one old Smoke house 10 feet square in 
bad repair, one old loged Corn cribb and Stable 20 feet by 16..."

"...to do sundry repairs..."

$80.00 per annum

BETTS, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 279 (1790)
"...one dwelling house seventeen and half feet by 16 feet.  hughed logs one room below Stairs plastered 
and Wash boards one Window with 12 sash lights and glass therein one Shutter and pair of Winding Stairs and 
one Window above Stairs with 4 sash lights and but one pain of Glass therein and covered with feather edged Oak 
Shingles and plank floors above and below and inside brick Chimney in Midling repair and addition to the dwelling 
house 12 feet square hughed loggs and sealed with pine plank 2 Windows with 8 sash lights in each Window with 
glass therein (excepting 2 lights) covered with feather edge Oak shingles plank floors above and below in midling 
repair.  An old Kitchen - not Worth repairing, a smoak house hughed loggs 10 feet square covered with oak 
clabborards in Midling repair, a corn house 15-1/2 feet by 5 feet hughed loggs covered with feather edge oak 
shingles in Middling repair And a Stable 19 feet by 12 hughed logg covered With oak clabboard in good repair..."

"...166 pannels of fence in good repair, 223 pannels in Midling repair 407 in indifferent repair..."
"...137 pannells in good repair and 196 pannells in indifferent repair..."
"...354 pannel of fence in Midling repair..."
"...from the time of the Said William Betts death to this time at œ12/10 and from this time œ15 (annually)..."
œ3 annually
œ4/10 annually

BLACK, STEPHEN/REBECCA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 139 (1795)
"...One old hewn Log dwelling House 20 feet by 16, with an old shed at one side, one old Do 16 by 14 
earthen floor old Clapboard roof one old log barn with an old shed Granery at one end, one old frame Milk House, 
and old corn crib...1000 Pannels of but indifferent fence..."

œ30/10 Annual sum

"...to repair the first mentioned dwelling House, and build a new corn crib and a new Smoke House, and 
likewise a new Stable 20 feet by 12..."

BLACK, STEPHEN/REBECCA/MARIAM   (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 306 (1791) Mispillion

"...one Logged dwelling house about 16 feet Square hewed Loggs clapboard Ruff Earthing floor, Said 
House nearly new one hughed log barn about 20 feet square one half the floor well laid with plan a Shead Granary 
to one end of Said barn booth barn and Shead in good repair nearly new...1000 panels of fence in good Repair..."

œ10 in Specie per Annum

BLACKISTON, BENJAMIN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 152 (1788) Duck Creek

"...one Brick dwelling House, 35 feet by 20, one Quarter, One Granary, one Corn Crib, One Stable..."

BLACKISTON, BENJAMIN/JAMES	(K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 92 (1802) Duck Creek

"...the mansion House...be new Roofed with oak Clapboards and have new Sills, back and hearth mended 
- that the old House...be moved and set at the End of the mansion House...that the Smoke House...be also moved 
near the mansion House - that a new frame Barn 24 feet in length and 20 feet in breadth be built & roofed and 
weather boarded with oak Clapboards and ceiled inside to a sufficient height to hold wheat or other grain and that 
a new well be dug and walled up with Brick..."

œ80 annuel Rent


BLACKISTON, BENJAMIN/WILLIAM   (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 83 (1803)			Duck Creek
"...a frame dwelling house about 36 feet by 18 feet divided into 3 Rooms with 2 brick Chimnies and 3 fire 
places with breast work in good order, the whole of the House in Plaistered and in good order, except some small 
breaches in the Plaistering, four doors in good order 4 windows below with Sashes and Shutters except the half of 
a Shutter wanting, the house weatherboarded with pine in good repair, Cedar Roof in but bad order, 4 Dorman 
windows in the Roof want repairing a Cellar under the whole house in good order, the Cellar door and windows in 
Repair--one loged Kitchen about 20 feet by 18 feet Brick Chimney oak roof and weatherboarded in tolerable order, 
two doors and floor above, - One hen house about 10 feet square oak roof and in tolerable repair, - one loged out 
house about 18 by 16 feet oak roof in tolerable order, weatherboarded with oak, wants repair two floors two doors, 
one brick Chimney, - Brick draw well, Brick oven ought to be covered, one loged Granery about 15 feet square 
good floor and door and part of a floor above, oak roof in repair, on one side of Granery a Carriage House and on 
the other a Corn Crib both weatherboarded with pine Board in repair, oak roof in repair...One loged Stable about 
18 feet by 14 feet in bad repair, wants half a roof new door and some logs...cover the South side of the dwelling 
house with Cedar Shingles, to build a porch at the front door...to build a corn crib of Scalped logs 18 feet by 8 feet 
and 8 feet Story covered covered with Oak Shingles, to build a smoke house of hewed or Scalped Logs 12 feet 
square and 10 feet Story to be covered with Oak Shingles to repair the window and put Glass in them..."

œ90 annuel Rent
Duck Creek
"...Brick House...18 feet front and 30 feet back two story high good floor above and below, good doors 
good Cedar roof the windows and Shutters in tolerable repair a Celler under the whole doors in but bad repair the 
House below all in one room, and in two above...one log smoke house about 16 feet square covered with pine 
boards..."
œ50 annual Rent

BLACKISTON, GEORGE/EBENEZAR   (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 90 (1785)			Duck Creek
"...250 acres of Cleared land...all under good fencin With one Dwelling hous 30 feet by 20 two Story high 
with two Roombs on each flour a good kitchen ageoyning the same, one Smoak hous, One Negro Quarter, three 
Stables, two Corn houses one Shee hous, all in good repair..."

"...one dwelling Hous and Kitchen the hous 20 by 18 feet..."

œ150 Specie a year

BLACKISTON, GEORGE/EBENEZER  (K.C.O.CT.) C-pp. 269-270 (1783)		Duck Creek
"...260 Acres 200 of which is Clared Land...the fencing in Good Repair..."
"...one Dwelling house 2 Story High 28 feet by 20, 2 brick Chimneys Cedar Roof Pine weather boarding 
one Room to Plaister one Kitchen Adjoining 20 feet Square brick Chimney one Story High 2 Smoak Houses one 
brick the Other Wood the Latter in bad Repair 2 Corn Houses one New the Other Old the old one is in bad Repair 
2 Stables 18 feet Square one Granery 12 feet by 14 one (Chaire) House one Small Milk House one Negro Quarter 
20 feet Square brick Chimney all in Good Repair Except the Houses above mentioned..."
"...one dwelling House 20 by 18 feet brick Chimney Plank floors one Weavers Shop Adjoining 14 by 16 
feet brick Chimney the above houses in Good Repair..."
œ150 yearly

BLACKISTON, GEORGE/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 315 (1791)			Duck Creek

"...a dwelling House with 2 Rooms and an entry also a loged kitchen we order the middle part of said 
dwelling house to be new covered and a new lower floor a Glass Window in the east gable end of said dwelling 
House and glass Window in the front side of Each Room, and uper floor in the entry and Kitchen, we order a new 
Smoke house built 12 feet square of Hewed logs covered with Oak Shingles the Walls weather boarded with oak 
clapboards we find one old corn house Which we order repaired a new one built 16 feet by 7 of hewed loggs 
covered with Oak Shingles...the Chimneys in the Old room and Kitchen repaired...a large barn unfinished we order 
a new floor and doors to the Same and to be under pillered with brick...a new well dug and framed near the Barn 
and a new one dug and bricked up for the use of the House..."

œ70 per Annum

BLACKISTON, JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 247 (1797)			Duck Creek

"...one brick dwelling house 32 feet by 18 stories high,...value at $600.00, one Kitchen adjoining the same 
we value at $13.33, one hew'd log granary we value at $26.67, one hew'd log corn crib we value at $20.00, one 
log stable we value at $13.33, one old carriage house we value at $4.00, one old smoke house we value at 
$8.00..."

BLACKSHARE, JOHN/SARAH/ANNE  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 186 (1772)			Little Creek
"...a Good fraimed Dwelling house Some What out of Repair an old Kitchen quite Decayed and Useless 
one meat house one Granary in good order one Stable in good order Excepting Doors Which is Wanting one Corn 
house Some What Decayed an old Barn Quite Decayed...fences in Midling Good Repair..."
"...repair the Dwelling house as follows that the Brick Work of the Seller Way Shall be Taken Down and 
rebuilt and Good plan fallen Doors With Iron hinges and the Steps made New and that he mend the floor and 
Hang the Window Shetters of said house Which repairs...to be Done within one year from this date..."
"...Build a Barn 20 feet by 20 of Good Hewed logs Well Duftailed and Shingled Roof Well floored with 2 
inch plank and plank Doors and Iron Hinges..."

"...Take Down the old Kitchen and rebuild it at a farther Distance from the Dwelling house and With Hew'd 
logs of the Same Dementions of the old one With a good Shingle Ruff and Brick Chimney and plank Doors 
and...put a Clabboard Roof on the Corn house..."

"...Make any Use of the Timber only for to Do the Said Repairs and Building..."

yearly value œ40/13/3


BLACKSHARE, RANDAL/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-pp. 83-84 (1810)		Little Creek


"...160 acres...100 acres...cleared...a 2 Story loged dwelling house about 30 feet by 20 feet, divided into 2 
rooms by a loged Partition, a fire place in room, in bad order, floors in the lower rooms in tolerable good order, 2 
windows in each room, front and back door in bad order, middle door pretty good, door going into Kitchen pretty 
good, upper floor over back room pretty good, 5 windows above stairs in bad repair, no floor over in front room or 
in Garrett Cedar Roof in but midlen order, the logs of the house has been weatherboarded, worn out and wants to 
be new, the Porches to the hosue worn out, a Cellar has been under the House a great part fallen down, no 
window Shutters to the house, no Stairs in the house, only 34 pains of whole Glass in the house, loged Kitchen 20 
feet by 16 feet brick chimney back and front door, oak shingle roof tolerable good, bad floor in the Kitchen Stairs, 
loged Corn Crib 18 feet by 7 feet covered with Clabboards, loged stable 16 feet by 12 Feet covered with 
Clabboards..."

"...the fire places ought to be repaired a new front and back door, that there should be a floor laid over the 
front room and in the Garrett some holes in the roof of the house to be mended, a porch built at the front door, and 
steps at the back door, the brick work in the Cellar should by repaired, that there should be window Shutters to the 
house, and that there should be Stairs up in the house, that the windows should all be glazed, a corn crib to be put 
up 20 feet by 8 feet of logs covered with oak shingles...a Garden pailed in 10 pannel by 8 pannel square..."

$120.40 per year

BLACKSHARE, ROBERT    (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 133 (1786)			Little Creek

"...400 Acres of Land...about 120 acres cleared, under midling good Fence...one hewed Log Two Story 
Dwelling House about 30 by 20 foot, with a Cedar Roof, with Two Rooms below on a Floor, with a Cellar under the 
whole in bad order and an Old Log Barn not worth Repairing, and one old Corn House, one old Smoke House and 
one old Spring House...we order one Log Kitchen with a Brick Chimney in the Same 17 by 16 feet..."

œ36/10 per year


BLACKSHARE, ROBIRT   (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 91 (1779)				Little Creek

"...106 Acres of cleared Land or thereabouts with One New Logg's Dwelling House 30 by 20 feet, not quite 
finished, One Old Barn a Corn House (18) by 6 feet, a Small Smoke House all in midling Repair...fince in good 
Repair, and likewise one Small House 18 by 16 feet..."

œ140 per year

BLACKSHERE, SARAH AND ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 222 (1772)			Little Creek

"...one frame Dwelling House 50 feet long and 16 feet wide which we order to be repaired in the following 
manner - that is to say the flour in the old appartment to be now laid with Pine Bords on the old flour square joints 
and the Pertition wall to be mended by lathing and Plastering the same where is Broke and the celler door to be 
taken down and the walls of the same to be Rebuilt with Bricks and new covered with Ceder Shingles - 2 old 
Kitchens one not worth Repairing the Other to be Repaired as follows to be Removed and new Covered with Oak 
Shingles and as many new logs as is wanting an uper flour to be loose laid down with Popler Boards a Brick 
chimme at the Gable end and new doors, WE further order a new hewed logd Barn 25 feet long and 20 feet wide 
Dufftailed 11 feet Story covered with Ceder shingles with good flour laid with Oak Plank inches thick the length 
and width of the Barn with a shed at the end the width of the Barn and to Extend 10 feet out also to be Covered 
with Ceder Shingles We find one Old Barn not Worth Repairing - & 2 Stables one not Worth Repairing the Other in 
Midlen Good Repair, 2 Corn Cribs one in good Repair the Other to be new Covered with Clabboards - a grainery 
and Meat house in good Repair..."

"...to Put in Reasonable good Repair..."
"...the fence at the west side of the Plantation to be Straightened..."
"...the Rail timber applied to Repair the Plantation as far as it will go..."
yearly value œ60


BLACKSTON, GEORGE/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 269 (1783)			Murderkill

"...one Log dwelling house (18) feet by 16 in bad Repair one small Kitchen Adjoining the said dwelling 
house one Smoak house two Old Corn Houses one Granery one old Quarter one old Stable all in bad Repair one 
dwelling  House adjoining the Present dwelling house 15 feet wide 75 feet Long with a Passage between of 10 
feet one Corn house 70 feet by 8 one Stable that will contain 10 Horses one barn 30 feet by 24 all of which 
building is wanting to make the Place Tenantable..."

œ85 per year

BLAKISTON, BENJAMIN/JOHN   (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 270 (1790) Duck Creek

"...1 Brick dwelling house 2 Story high & 2 Rooms on a floor 30 feet by 18 deficient of 28 ps Glass 1 log 
Kitchen adjoining 24 feet by 18.  1 do. Corn house 20 do. by 10 do. Granary 15 by 15 feet.  1 do. Stable 24 by 15 
feet 1 do. Smoke house 12 by 12 feet 1 frame Carriage house 16 by 8 feet, 1 Milk House 6 by 8, 1 Negro Kitchen 
16 by 16...1 Log house 18 feet by 16, 1 do. 14 by 12 1 do. 20 by 16 is to have floors below and above with 2 doors 
and a Chimney, 1 do. 18 by 16,..."

œ40 per Annum

BOGGS, JOSEPH/LEWIS/ELIZABETH/MERIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 43 (1792)

"...a framed dwelling house 32 feet long and 16 feet wide with 2 rooms below Stairs plank floors above 
and below, 2 old brick Chimneys which wants rebuild a pair of winding Stairs, the said house wants new Silling 
weather boarding on the lower parts and new doors and windows, and the breasting and stairs mending, and the 
whole raised and set on blocks...about 1063 Pannels of Worm fence besides 104 Pannels of worm fence, which is 
partition fence...in middling repair..."

œ12 yearly
BOSTIC, JACOB/BENJAMIN/JAMES/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 202 (1805)

"...one frame dwelling House 26 feet long and 18 feet wide one Story high with 2 brick Chimnies in bad 
repair, one frame Cook house 16 by 18 feet one Story high with one brick Chimney in good repair, one logged 
Smoke house 10 feet square in good repair, one Logged Crib 16 by 8 feet in good repair, one old Logged Crib 16 
by 8 feet in good repair, one old Logged Stable in bad repair,--Also one other frame dwelling house 16 feet square 
with a brick Chimney in midling repair..."

œ40 annuel value

"...the first dwelling house to be new undersilled covered with oak Shingles, floors repaired, and 
weatherboarding some mended, the Well to be dug out and new framed, The last mentioned dwelling house to be 
new Silled and windows and floors to be mended..."

BOWMAN, NATHANIEL (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 44 (1784) dcsd - Mispillion (1804 tax list)

"...one log Dwelling House 20 feet by 16 feet in Bad Repair one Small Log House..."

"...Near 700 Pannels of fence in Very bad Repair..."

"...put under Good fence..."

"...Repair the Housse by Raising the Same and putting New Sills under it and Building a Good Brick 
Chimney in the same...Repair the Cross fence...Repair the Fence Round the whole of the said Plantation Put the 
same in Good Tenantable Order..."

œ7 per year until minor comes of age
œ9 per year afterwards

BOWMAN, NATHANIAL/HESTER/MIRIAM/HENRY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 270 (1805) Mispillion (1804 tax list)

"...old frame dwelling house, one Smoke house and Stable in bad repair...
900 Pannels of fence in tolerable repair..."

œ30 annuel Rent

"...one old loged house, and about 600 pannel of fence in bad repair..."
œ12/10 annuel Rent

BRANDEL, GEORGE/CHARLES  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 86 (1801)

"...one old loged House with a wooden Chimney..."

"...build one frame house 16 by 20 feet one Story high, and further one Corn Crib 16 feet long and 15 feet 
wide, and one Smoke house 8 by 12 feet...permitted to buy 300 Rails annuelly..."

œ18 annuel Rent

BRANDELL, GEORGE/CHARLES/JOSHUA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 273 (1790)

œ12/10 per year

"...one framed dwelling house verry much out of repair, that the said house wants new silling a new roof 
the under floor and weather boarding want repairing, there is also a log'd Kitchen on said plantation in midling 
good repair..."



BROADAWAY, AMBROSE/ROBERT  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 254 (1797)

"...one logg house with one brick chimney, plank floore below and above stears and glass window, the 
roof out of repeair, one other logg dwelling house in reasonable good repeair, one logg corn crib in good repeair, 
one stable and a shead adjoining it, all in reasonable good repeair one small poltery house some out of repair one 
small barn in good repeair the outside and cross fencing in reasonable good repeair..."

œ15 per year

BROWN, BENJAMIN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 24 (1784)				Murderkill

"...Thomas Blackshare now dwells..."

125 in Specie Per year

"...Shall be built...a Sliped Logd Kitchen 16 feet Wide and 18 feet long with Oak Shingled Roof and Brick 
Chimney and the dwelling House to be Weather Boarded with Oak Clapboards and a Corn House to be Built 18 
feet long and 7 feet wide to be Covered with Oak Shingled Roof..."

"...Meadow Plantation..."

œ12/10 Specie Per Year

"...a hewed log dwelling house built...20 feet Long and 18 feet wide to be Covered with Oak Shingles and 
to be diftailed and to have a plank floor above and below and Brick Chimney and Brest Work and Closets finished 
off..."

BROWN, ELIZABETH (WILCUTS)/LAMACK  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 202 (1796)

"...about 3000 pannels of fencing wch. is in Midling good Repair...One Dwelling House 30 by 16 feet One 
Kitchen 16 by 14 feet, one Logg Smoke House about 12 feet Square (loggs) one corn Cribb 16 feet by 6 feet.  One 
other Corn Cribb 12 by 6 feet.  One Stable 16 feet by 10 one old Chair house logg'd all...Much out of Repair..."

œ27/10 per year

BROWN, ELIZABETH/LAMECH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 66 (1798)

"...fencing very much out of Repair...Clear...Land...to Straighten his fencing...a dwelling house 30 by 16 
feet a Cookhouse 16 by 15 feet two Corn Cribbs and a Stable much out of Repair...Cover the old part of the 
dwelling house..."

œ27 per year

"...build a smoke house..."

BROWN, JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 29 (1774)				Mispillion 1797

"...160 Acors of Land with a Plantation thereon with about 80 Acors cleared with one old fraimed dwelling. 
 House 20 feet by 16 one old Log House 12 feet square one old Log smoak and one Log stable 20 feet long & 12 
feet wide & 2 Log corn cribs...all in Tenantable Repair..."

yearly value œ18

"...150 Acres with about 80 Acres cleared in Good Repair with one Dwelling House thereon 2 Rooms on 
floor 40 feet by 18 much oute of Repair and one old Log House out of Repair and one old log Barn and one old 
smoke House and old corne cribe..."

yearly value œ15
BROWN, JOHNJohn Jr. (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 57 (1776) Duck Creek

"...Valye 140 Acres of Land with about 80 acres cleared...Extremely Pore, with one Dwelling House 
thereon 40 Feet by 20, much out of Repair and one old Corn Crib..."

œ Tenn per year

BROWN, JOHN/JOSHUA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 116 (1803)			Mispillion

"...one loged dwelling House in tolerable Repair, except the Back which we direct to be mended...one 
Smoke House, and one Kitchen in tolerable repair, also one old Corn House, which we order to be covered with 
Oak Boards...sink a new well near the dwelling House..."

œ15 per year

BROWN, AARON/MIRIAM/RACHAL/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 174 (1805)	Murderkill

"...fencing in tolerable good Repair...a framed dwelling house 18 by 16 one ditto logged 18 by 16 feet 
weatherboarded...shall be new Silled, and the weatherboarding repaired...2 Corn Cribbs, one meat house, and 
one Stable..."

œ15 Annually


BUCHANNAN, ROBERT  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 75 (1785)
"...all under midlen good fence..."

"...One Dwelling House 24 feet by 16 and wants one fourth part of the Under flore Repaired And a 
considerable part of the Plastering, A Loged Kitchen Tolerable Roof with Considerable repares to be done in the 
Loggs and a Small pailed Garden and saif House Included with pailing all which wants Considerable repairs..."

œ28 Specie per year

"...12 Acres Cleared Land the fence in bad repair One Logged dwelling House 24 feet by 20 in Tollerable 
Good repair..."

œ8 Specie per year

BUCHANON, ROBERT/STOUT (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 315 (1791)

"...one old framed dwelling house which we order to have a new from Sill the petition and end doors 
repaired we find one old kitchen and one Corn Crib...we order one new Stable built of Pilled Green Logs 18 feet 
long and 12 feet Wide With oak Shingles Ruff..."

œ23 per year

"...only one house Which We order to have a New brick Chimney and new lower floor also a New frame 
house 22 feet by 18 finished in a plain manner and the boards now on the lower floor to be laid down on the uper 
floor we also order one New Stable to be built 12 feet square of piled Green logs and covered with oak 
clapboards..."

BUCKMASTER, THOMAS/MARGARETT  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 234 (1806)

"...a small dwelling house about 16 feet square, one old loged Kitchen, one Do smoke house one Do Corn 
Cribb, one Small loged dwelling house...Buildings are in bad repair..."

$90.00 yearly Rent

BULLOCK, EZEKIEL/DARCUS/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 13 (1792)

"...a Brick Dweeling House 30 feet long and 20 feet wide, One Story high, covered with Cypress Shingles, 
which now wants a little repair, with 2 Rooms below Stairs, the larger of which are plastered above and below, the 
other not plastered, with Plank flores above and below, 2 18 light Windows in each Room with sashes and 
Panneled Shutters, good Panneled Doores, and Bresting to each Room, a pair of Winding Stairs, and Wash-Board 
and surbases to each Room; there is 3 Rooms laid off above Stairs but none finished, and a Brick Cellar under the 
Shingled Roof, the other parts of both very indifferent, an old logged Smoke-House; an old logged Hen-House 
very bad, the frame of a Carriage-House without either weather-boarding or cover; 2 logged Corn Cribbs covered 
with clabboards midling good, an other old logged Corn Cribb indifferent, a logged Stable 30 feet long and 11 feet 
wide one and a half Story high with 3 Rooms below and a Hay loft above, covered with feathered edged Shingles 
in good repair; a logged Barn 20 feet long and 18 feet wide, old Loggs half (price) poplar plank floor agood feather 
edged Shingled Roof; there is also an other Amsll logged dwelling House...18 feet long and 16 feet Wide covered 
with clabboards, a plank floor above and below and a dirt chimney in good repair and an old logged House by the 
samy very bad also a logged Schoolhouse (built for use of Neighbourhood) 20 feet long and 18 feet wide a brick 
chimney & covered with clabboards in good repair..."

"...about 3322 Pannels of fence, all of which is worn fence (excepting a small matter of Post and Rail 
fence, about the yard in midling good repair..."

œ45 yearly value
BULLOCK, RICHARD  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 21 (1784)

"...a Small Log House for a dwelling and a Small log Kitchen and Corn House all lately Built the Orchard 
but very Indifferent and the fences Tolerable..."

CAIN, DANIEL/SARAH (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 60 (1785)

"...one Hewn Log'd Dwelling House 20 feet by 16 plank floors, Brick Chimney in midling good Repair..."

"...no Barn, Stables nor other out House worth taking notice of..."

"...the fencing in very bad Repair many of the Rails Rotten, and good for very little..."

œ12 per year

CALDWELL, TRAIN/JOSEPH/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 88 (1802)

"...one old brick House and Kitchen adjoining in bad repair, one brick Milk House and one old Stable...put 
in the Glass in the windows of the dwelling House which has been broken out..."

œ18 per year

CARMEAN, ZEBDIAL/JACOB/WILLIAM/ALICE  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 74 (1802) Mispillion

"...510 pannels in pretty good repair, there is a small Barn on the premises in tolerable repair, and an old 
loged Stable of Little value...build

a Corn House on the premises out of Sliped Logs and oak Shingled Roof 6 feet by 15 feet..."

œ14 a year

CARTER, JOHN/WILLIAM/JACOB/JOHN/NANCY/VALENTINE  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 182 (1804)

"...900 or 1000 pannels of Fencing in but midling repair, we do find one framed House 20 feet by 16 one 
Story and an half not finished, an old Kitchen one Stable not very good..."

œ10 per year
CATLIN, JOSEPH/MARY/SARAH/ROBERT/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 307 (1790)
"...a frame Dwelling House, 20 by 24 one story High in good repair one Kitchen in midling Repair except 
the roof one old Smoke House one Barn 22 by 18 with a Cedar Roof in good repair one Stable and corn Crib 
adjoining the barn with Cedar Roof the Corn Crib not finished an old corn crib not worth repairing..."

œ22/10 Annual Value

"...We order that a new Roof be put on the Kitchen that the Corn Crib adjoining the the barn be finished..."

CATON, BENJAMIN/MARGARET/MIRIAM/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 62
"...one Framed dwelling house 24 by 18 in midling good repair two corn houses one meat house, one 
stable in midling order..."

"...a set of House Loggs on the premises...to put up for the purpose of a Cook house or kitchen about 18 
by 16 with a Shingle Roof, one floor above and a brick Chimney..."

$30.00 annuel Rent
CATTS, THOMAS/JAMES/AMELIA/SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 110 (1803)			Murderkill
"...in the vicinity of Campden..."

"...a dwelling House say 18 by 20 in but midling repair the fence bad..."

œ5 per Annum

"...to have the front Sill spliced, and new blocks of white oak put under the House all round...a new oak 
Shingle Roof...the fence to be repaired immediately, and a frame or Hogshead well to be Sunk..."

CATTS, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 113 (1770)
"...100 acres of Land and about 35 or 40 acres thereof Cleared, not all under Good fence with a log house 
20 feet x 16 not well finished.  a Brick Chimney to Said House, and two other Small Houses ((to wit))  Kitchen and 
Smoke House no Orchard worth Mentioning.."

yearly value œ6

CHANCE, ELIJAH/MARY/ELIJAH  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 280 (1784)			Little Creek

"...223 acres of Land the Cleared Land...100 acres and under bad fence..."

"...one Log dwelling House 22 by 18 feet in midling Repair with a fram Addition 18 by 12 feet in bad Repair 
one Scalped Log barn 20 by 18 feet in midling Repair one Spring House about 12 feet square in bad Repair one 
Hew'd Log House about 22 by 18 feet in Good Repair with an Old house adjoining thereto in Very bad Repair..."

œ35 per year

CLARK, HENRY/MARY/HENRIETTA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 117 (1803)

"...one Log dwelling House 20 by 18 midling good but wants a new roof, one log Kitchen 16 by 14 pretty 
good, but must have a Brick Chimney two good Corn Cribbs...1127 pannels of fence in midlin order..."

œ13/6/8 per year


CLARK, HENRY/MARY/HENRIETTA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 224 (1804)

"...2 Houses in bad repair...1100 pannels of Fence in bad repair..."

œ22/10 Annuel Rent

CLARK, JOHN/CLEMENT  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 32 (1792)				Mispillion

"...Dwelling House in Tollerable Repair and several out Houses not worth repairing..."

"...should be a Log dwelling House built 20 feet Long and 16 feet wide out of good Sisable White Oak 
Timber sliped on both sides and covered with feather edged Shingles..."

œ15 yearly


CLARK, JOHN/SARAH/MAJOR  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 275 (1790)			Duck Creek

"...one old frame house 22 feet by 10 feet in bad repair one granary one milk house and one corn crib all 
in good repair one brick or part of a new brick house 26 feet by 16 feet now blown down cracked to the lower or 
first storey...Near 600 pannels of fence in bad repair we alow the new brick building to be taken down to a single 
story and roofed and finished from the said lower story..."

œ25 per year



CLARK, JOHN/WINLOCK/SARAH/JONATHAN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 31 (1792)

"...One Logg Dwelling house 20 by 16 feet the Roof in a decayed State...shall Build...a New Roff on the 
House of Oak Shingles..."

œ6 annual Value

"...One Old Log Stable..."

œ4 annual Value

"...2 Logg Houses one 20 feet by 16 feet the other 16 feet by 18 feet, the Roof of both bad...put Roofs on 
both the said Houses of Oak Shingles..."

œ7 annual Value


CLARK, JOSHUA/JOSHUA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 279 (1790)

"...one dwelling house 20 by 10 feet with and addition adjoining the same in midling repair, one cook 
house in bad repair, one old barn, one new stable, one old smoke house, and 2 oald corn housen...about 1700 
pannels of worm fencing in bad repair..."

œ22/10 annual rents




CLARK, JOSHUA/JOSHUA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 202 (1796)			Mispillion

"...one framed Dwelling house, 28 by 18 in midlen Repair, and Cook Room and Citchen 18 by 16 Each in 
midlen Repair one Stable 16 feet square made of Loggs in good Repair one Barn framed 28 by 22 in bad Repair, 
One Chair House, one Smoke house and 2 corn Cribbs in very bad Repair, Also about 2000 Pannels of worm 
fence in midlen Repair..."

œ27/10 Annual Rents

CLEMENS, THOMAS, ELIZABETH, CATHERINE  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 34 (1801)

"...one Brick dwelling house two Story high 18 feet by 20 with good cedar Roof, and two good floors the 
windows well Glazed the inside of the house not plastered One Wooden room adjoining the brick apartment 16 
feet by 8 with good roof and floor -- one loged Kitchen 14 feet by 18 feet one framed Carriage house partly new 16 
feet by 8 feet One loged Stable and corn Crib in very bad repair - A Brick oven with a good cover over it A framed 
well of water...a Smoak house 10 feet by 12 feet in good repair a hen house...build a log Corn crib 18 feet by 8 
feet..."

œ45 annual Value

COLLINS, THOMAS/WILLIAM

(K.C.O.CT.) D-pp. 247-248 (1789)		Duck Creek

"...a Small logged house..."

œ5 annual sum

œ120 annual sum

"...a large logg'd House weather boarded on the outside with clabboards and divided into 2 Rooms with a 
brick Chimney in each with a plank floor above and below, and breast Work and Stairs in outward room, 4 
Windows in Said house with sashed but no Glass the roof Cedar Shingles and the house not plastered...dwelling 
house ought to be underpinned and Glass put in the Windows there is also a logg'd house Kitchen with a brick 
chimney in Middling repair, one good corn crib of Hewed loggs, one small Stable in bad repair and one Small 
framed Barn in good repair...there ought to be a Small Meet House of Hewed Logs built..."

œ15 annual sum

"...one Small logg'd house with a brick Chimney, plank floor above and below with Cedar roof in midling 
good repair and a Small Loom house, of loggs in bad repair..."

œ70 annual sum

"...One old logg'd dwelling House in bad repair with a small new framed room adjoining...ought to be 
repaired One old logg'd Kitchen in bad repair, One old corn crib and old logged Barn all in bad repair..."

œ55 annual sum

"...Windows in the Said Mansion house should be repaired by putting glass therein and making new 
Sellers Windows...a logg'd Smoak House, a logg'd barn and Stable, Chaise House and Corn houses all in But 
indifferent repair..."

œ75 annual sum

"...an old brick house, brick Kitchen, brick Barn and a loged Stable all in very bad repair...should be 
immediately repaired by mending the Walls and porches and the dwelling house covered plastered and glass put 
in the Windows and a new oven built..."

"...should build a frame house of the dimensions of 18 by 22 feet with a brick Chimney and a plank floor 
above and below..."

œ25 Annual Value




CORAN, PATRICK/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 71 (1809)				Dover

"...under ordinary fencing...a log dwelling house 22 by 18 feet weatherboarded with pine boards in front, 
and in the back part with pine and oak, with a Brick Chimney, divided below by a pine board Partition with 3 doors 
and 2 windows, with 12 panes of Glass in each, with Stiar casing breast work & below, upstairs all in one 
apartment, with an oak roof in bad order.   ..   One Store house framed about 15 by 18 feet with an oak roof and 
weather boarded with pine boards, the whole painted red, and in good order, one out house occupied as a 
Granery 14 by 16 feet with an oak roof and in good repair one log kitchen 9 by 12 feet with a brick chimney & an 
oak roof in bad repair..."

$26.33 Annuel rent

CORSE, WILLIAM AND JAMES MILLESS/PETER/MARY/REBECCA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pp. 75-76 (1802)

"...One two Story frame dwelling 18 feet square covered with oak shingles and weatherboarded with pine 
Board, pretty much worn, this house has nine 18 and two 4 light windows 27 lights of which are broken, we think 
this house should be repaired by putting a Sill to the South door and a pair of Hinges to the north door -- one loged 
dwelling adjoining the first mentioned House 24 by 18 feet one story with Hip Roof covered with oak Shingles, and 
weatherboarded with pine Board up and down, has two 15 and three 6 light windows 19 lights of which are 
broken...One loged Kitchen adjoining the last mentioned house 16-1/2 by 18 feet one Story covered with Oak 
Shingles, has a brick chimney and an earthen floor...one frame Milk House 10 feet square in good repair, one log 
smoke house 12 feet square in good repair, one frame Carriage House in bad condition...one frame Barn 20 feet 
square weatherboarded with pine board up and down covered with Oak Shingles, one frame Stable adjoning the 
Barn 20 by 24 feet weatherboarded up and down with pine Board and covered with oak Shingles those two 
buildings wants repairing by nailing some of the weatherboarding and hanging one of the Stable doors -- two log 
corn Cribs 20 by 8 feet each covered with oak Shingles and are in good repair, one frame Granery 12 by 14 feet 
weatherboarded and covered with Oak Shingles and is in pretty good Condition..."

$200.00 Annuel sum

CORSE, WILLIAM/THOMAS (HANSON)/SUSANNA  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 153 (1787)

"...one Frame dwelling House, one Shed Room, one Smoke House, one Spring House, one Corn Crib, 
one barn...all in Tenantable Repair, except the roof of the Dwelling House and Barn...About one Third part of the 
dwelling House Roof is almost new the remaining two Thirds we adjudge ought to be covered with the Cypress 
Shingles..."

"...The Roof of the Barn will require about 100 Oak Shingles nailed thereon..."

œ45 per year Specie

COUNTESS, JAMES/CHRISTOPHER/JOHN/WILLIAM/PETER/HENRY  (K.C.O.CT.) G-pp. 103-104 (1811)
	Murderkill

"...a log dwelling house 25 feet by 18, covered and weatherboarded with oak shingles and clabboards, 
one story high, with 2 rooms on each floor, the rooms on the lower floor divided by a plank partitin, and that on the 
upper floor by a clabboard partition, in each room there are good fire places, both the floors is laid with inch pine 
board and in good order, there is in each room 2 windows with good sash but without Glass, which we recommend 
to be amediately glazed, there is under the whole house a cellar which is used for a Cook room in pretty good 
repair, as is all the house except windows which wants Glass, there is also a log Corn Crib about 18 feet by 7 
covered withoak shingles in good repair...we recommend the building of a log Smoke house 10 feet by 12. 
covered with oak shingles, and likewise a log Stable 14 feet by 16. covered with oak shingles..."

$65.00 per year




CRAIG, SAMUEL/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 114 (1794)

œ20 annual Rent

"...one dwelling House 18 by 28 in bad repair, the 2 chimneys to be taken down, and rebuilt, the House to 
be under pinned...one Good corn House - one old meet House to be repaired...one old Barn not worth 
Repairing...the fences Generally in bad order..."



CRAIG, SAMUEL/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 98 (1802)

"...one framed dwelling House in tolerable repair except the Roof one small Kitchen in good repair, 2 old 
corn Cribbs, one loged dwelling house...in good repair...the Roof of the said dwelling house covered with Oak 
Shingles, and Glass in the windows, and build a Sawed loged house for a Stable 12 by 15 feet..."

œ32/10 per year


CRAIGE, HUGH  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 53 (1776)

"...Dwelling House 30 feet long & 24 feet wide with 2 Rooms on a flore and one old Logg Kitchen about 20 
feet long & 16 wide and one smoke House 12 feet square and one Barn 20 feet Long and 18 Oute of Repair..."

œ18 per year



CRAIGE, MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 201 (1788)			Murderkill

"...two old logg'd Houses, and Logg'd Barn and two small Logg'd Corn houses..."

"...Price's place with two old Fraim Houses one old Fraimed Barn one logged Corn house..."

"...Moore place...Two logged Dwelling Houses a small logged Barn and Corn House and Smoke House..."

œ38 per year


CREIGHTON, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 27 (1774)				Duck Creek

"...One other large Logg House or Barn on the same...at œ4 per year..."


CUBBAGE, GEORGE/ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 66 (1809)

"...one frame dwelling 20 by 16 in bad order 1 Smoke house in good order..."

$186.67 annually

CULLEN, HEZEKIAH/GEORGE  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 87 (1802)				Mispillion

"...one dwelling house 26 by 20 one Story high, one old logd kitchen, one old Smoke house, one Corn 
House, one Stable in midling repair..."

"...1700 pannels of Fence in tolerable good repair..."


CURREY, ISAAC/JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 210 (1805)			Duck Creek

"...one old log house...in very bad repair...without fence..."

"...should be permitted to fence the Lott, and Repair the House by Covering the South side of the Roof 
with new oak Shingles & patching the other with old ones, the Gable ends of the Roof to be patched with low 
priced pine boards, new Sills and several new logs to be put in..."

"...to put the House in Tenantable Repair, the Lott to be fenced with Post & Rails of oak..."

$16.00 yearly Rents
DAVIS, MATTHIAS/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 208 (1788)

"...one Dwelling House 30 feet by 20 feet in midlin Repair except the Belcony in bad Order New Log 
Kitchen 16 by 14 one Barn 24 by 20 midlin good repair Log Smokehouse 10 feet square..."

œ25 per year

DAVIS, MOSES/ALISHA  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 216 (1773)

"...one close or field Containing about 30 acres...an old log'd Barn.  Much Decayed, and Partly useless 
the fencing all in good Repair, 2 cribs on the widows thirds to be moved Excepted.  And on an adjacent plantation 
2 closes or fields containing about 40 acres.  the fencing all in good order.  also one old lodged Dwelling House, 
much impaired and under a Strong decay..."

yearly value œ5 1st year

yearly value œ10 afterwards

DAWS, WILLIAM/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pp. 174-175 (1805)

"...a framed dwelling House 16 by 20 with plank floor above and below, with a Brick chimney, one Smoke 
House 12 by 16 feet logged one Grainery 10 feet square Logged, one Corn Crib 7 by 15 logged one do 7 by 16 
logged one logged stable 12 by 16 feet one Loggd Poultry House 8 by 8 feet, all of which is in tolerable good 
Repair, the fencing...in but bad repair..."

"...to be a Brick Chimney built in one of the out houses, which ever the said Guardian shall think best for a 
Cook House..."

œ15 annuelly

"...fencing in tolerable good repair...a loggd dwelling House 13 by 16 feet plank floor above and below 
small Brick Chimney all in bad repair..."

œ5 annuelly

DEHORTY, JOHN/NANCY  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 71 (1809)

"...one dwelling house 24 by 16 feet in bad repair, one Kitchen 20 by 16 feet in bad repair one smoke 
house and one milk house, one log Barn 20 feet square sheded in good order, with 2 other houses both log 16 
feet by 12 in midlin repair...2550 pannels of fence in midlin repair..."

$144.00 yearly

"...the dwelling house and Kitchen, to be repaired and a new corn crib built..."



DENNY, BENJAMIN/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 165 (1805) Little Creek

"...2 logg dwelling Houses in Midling repair, and one stable in bad repair...the fences in midlin repair..."

œ20 Annuel Rent

"...build a Corn Cribb...build a logg House...of the demensions of 16 by 16 Sculped loggs, one upper floor 
out of plank, an oak Shingle Roof...Cabbin not fit to live in, the fence in bad Repair..."

$12.00 Annual Rent

DENNY, EVAN/JOSEPH/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 84 (1769)   Little Creek

"...about 70 or 80 acres where of about 50 acres is Cleared are one round Log'd House with a Clay floor 
in Ordinary Repair, one Very old round Log'd Barn in like Repair as afsd the fence on the Whole Plantation in 
Tolerable Repair..."

yearly value œ15/10

DENNY, WILLIAM/COLLINS  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 95 (1811)  Duck Creek

"...an old Brick dwelling house one Story high Cellar under the whole, with 3 rooms on the lower floor, 
very Smokey and in bad repair, a small Barn in reasonable repair Granery, Corn Cribs Stable Smoke house all in 
reasonable good repair..."

$400.00 per annum

DENWIDDY, SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 200 (1788)    Murderkill

"...one old logged Dwelling House, One Logg'd Corn Crib, and a set of Logs put up for a Dwelling House 
with an old Logg'd House..."

œ9 per year

DEWEES, DAVID/DANIEL/JESSEE  (K.C.O.CT.) F-2 (1800)     Mispillion

"...one dwelling House in bad repair one new Still house unfinished one Barn one Corn Crib one Cider 
House and one Carriage House in tolerable repair...1846 pannells of fencing in bad repair..."

"...put on a new Shingled ruff on the largest room of the dwelling house it being a hip roof from the hip 
down to the eve also a lower floor and two doors to the same the Still house to have one door and one window 
and repair all the fencing..."

œ15 per annum

DILL, JOHN/HETTY/ZIPPORAH/ANDREW  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 111 (1803)  Murderkill

"...one large Brick dwelling House together with a Brick Kitchen and Smoke House and a large framed 
Stable..."

$80.00 per year

"...One framed Store House...in midling good repair..."

$26.27 per year



DILL, WILLIAM/ABNER  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 119 (1803)

"...an old Loged Stable...some old fencing in very bad repair...build a Log House of 18 and 16, with a 
common Shingle Roof..."

DORRELL, JAMES/ROBERT/JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 25 (1808)

"...one Hip roof dwelling House and Kitchen lodging room and Piazza all in good repair except the Kitchen 
which must have a new Roof, a Smoke house, Corn Crib, Stable & Barn all in tolerable Repair, a Carriage House 
in bad repair, to be repaired...yard before the House door to be kept in repair by pailed fence..."

$100.00 per year
DOWNING, BENJAMIN/JOSEPH/NICEY/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pl. 163 (1797)  Duck Creek

"...one hewed log Dwelling house 25 by 18 feet in midling repair, one sawed log smoke House 12 by 9 
feet in good repair, one scalped log corn cribb in good repair, One hewed log stable 20 feet square in midling 
repair, the fencing in midling repair..."

œ20 per annum

DOWNING, EZEKIEL  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 114 (1770)  Duck Creek

"...230 acres in the Whole, 120 or there abouts of Which is Cleared and within fence at the west and there 
of Stands the Mansion House of Hew'd logs about 23 feet long and 18 feet wide. a Hew'd log Barn about 26 feet 
Square hew'd log Stable about 26 feet long and 16 feet wide a Smoke House about 12 feet Square..."

yearly value œ50

"...a New Hewed loged Dwelling house at the South East end of the afsd Plantation..."

yearly value œ6 1st year
yearly value œ8 afterwards

"...all Necessary Repairs Shall be made...the Buildings are in great want of it..."

"...no Timber Cut or Destroyed...more than Shall be Necessary for Making of any New Building on the 
afsd.  Lands or Reparing the Old and making good the fences and continuing them in the Same Good Order...".

DOWNING, JOSEPH/ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 92 (1786)   Duck Creek

"...72-1/2 Acres the Cleared Land...about 57 Acres and under midling fence...one hewed Logg'd dwelling 
House 25 by 18 feet...to be movednear the Road on the West side...putting new Cils, new Sleepers Brick 
Chimney...One hewed Loged Barn 26 feet Square in good repair..."

œ25 per year

DULANY, WALTER/MARY/GRAFTON/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 27 (1808)

"...one log dwelling house 18 by 16 feet in bad repair...to be repaired by weatherboarding with 
Clabboards and to be pillared underneath with stone...a corn Crib to be built with logs scalped 8 by 16 feet, to be 
covered with oak shingles..."

$70.00 per annum

"...one dwelling house 18 by 16 feet in tolerable repair..."

$20.00 per annum

DUNNING, JOHN/RAMER/RACHEL/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 204-205 (1769)

"...a fram Dwelling house 18 by 22 feet in good Repair containing about 200 Acres of land, 100 of which 
we do Premise to be cleared, likewise one log Barn of little worth; one log Kitchen 16 by 20 feet in Pretty good 
Repair;...One smoak house in good order & Repair:  with the fences inclosing the whole in Pretty good Repair..."

yearly value œ15

EDMONDSON, EMANUEL/WILLIAM COMEGYS  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 109 (1803)

"...One old framed dwelling House 18 by 24 feet two Rooms plank floors above and below three Glass 
windows, Stairs, one Brick chimney in midling good repair, one log meat House 12 by 12 feet in midling good 
repair one Corn Crib 6 by 12 feet in good Repair...midling good outside fencing and Cross fencing..."

œ25 per year

EDWARDS, ANDREW/CHANEY/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 276 (1807   Mispillion

"...one dwelling house 24 by 16 feet in midling Repair...a logg Kitchen 16 feet square, one Smoke house 
16 feet by 12, 4 old houses much out of Repair...the fencing in midling repair..."

$66.66 per annum

ELLIOT, ISAAC/EDWARD/ELIZABETH/SUSANNA/RUTH  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 63 (1785)    Mispillion

"...60 Acres of Land, about 50 of which is cleared the fencing very much out of Repair, One Logg'd 
Dwelling House, 20 by 16 feet with a Brick Chimney, very much, out of Repair, One very Indifferent Corn Cribb..."

œ10 per Year

EVANS, ZACHARIAH/SUSANNAH/RACHEL/ELIZABETH/FRANCIS/PAUL  (K.C.O.CT.) B p.195(1772)     Duck 
Creek

"...the Hemp manner supposed to contain 167 acres whereof aBought 140 be cleared and within fence 
now in Possession of James Dicoson on which ther is a new sawed logg dwelling house aBought 25 ft by 18 with 
2 Brick Chimbles and pritty well furnished off Except glass for the windows which we do agree the gardean shall 
find 60 Pains and put them in:  Also one old round Logg Kitching much out of repair and old spring house much 
out of Repair one round logg corn crib one old round logg stable much out of Repair Also one old round logg barn 
with the Ruff Blown of and a clay floor which we agree shall be repaired with new lodgs and a new Ruff the 
fence...in but midling repair..."

yearly value œ30

(K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 223-224 (1773)
Drawing of property w/text.


FARLOW, JOHN/LEAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 310 (1799)      Duck Creek

"...one wooden Dwelling house about 30 feet by 20 feet with 2 Rooms below 2 brick Chimneys plank 
floors windows Glazed and all in tolerable Repair one loged Kitchen about 20 feet Square without a Chimney or 
floor and the Roof a very bad one one smoke House about 12 feet by 20 feet in tolerable Repair..."

"...value at the Annual Rent of 21 and 3/4 Bushells of good sound Indian Corn and 4 bushells and 1/4 of a 
bushell of Merchantable wheat..."

"...put a brick chimney in the Kitchen..."

FARLOW, JOHN/LEAH/WILLIAM/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 157 (1795)          Duck Creek

"...a Frame dwelling house about 25 feet by 16 feet with a good Ceader Roof the weatherboarding in bad 
Repair, 2 Chimney, 3 windows with Glass in them, 2 doors in bad Repair a floor below and above in tolerable 
Repair, the Sellar under the house is nearly all fallen down & not sufficient to support the house, one sawed 
Loged house about 24 feet by 16 feet with old Oak Roofs good Floor about brick Chimney and in tolerable repair, 
one sawed Loged house about 16 feet square in such bad order that it is not worth Reparing, one Smoke house 
about 10 feet Square of sawed Logs with a very Bad Roof, one frame Barn about 24 feet by 18 feet Oak Roof and 
Weatherboarding in tolerable order, floor of oak plank and in tolerable Repair one Corn Cribb of Round Logs 
about 20 feet by 6 feet the Logs and Roof all in very Bad Repair a shed adjoining the Crib the same Length 
Covered with oak Shingles new..."

"...Anuel Rent of 50 Bushels of Merchantable wheat and 100 bushels of Merchantable Indian Corn..."

"...Put a New sellar under the house and to mend the weatherboarding of said House and put new Sils 
under the fram of the Dwelling house, to cover the smoke house with Oak Shingles..."


FARLOW, JOHN/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 132 (1804)               Duck Creek

"...a framed dwelling house 25 feet by 18 a Story and half high plank floor 2 brick chimneys the whole in 
good repair a log kitchen 18 feet square in bad repair, a logd Smoke house 10 feet square in midling repair, and a 
framed Barn 18 by 24 in bad repair;

œ6/5 annuel Rent

"...South side of the roof of the Barn should be covered with Oak Shingles, and that the front part of the 
Roof of the Kitchen should be covered as aforesaid..."


FARLOW, JOHN/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 135 (1804)            Duck Creek

"...a frame dwelling House 25 feet in length, and 18 in breath one and half Story brick Chimney at each 
end, with one dormant window in front and one in the back part of the house, two windows in the front, and two in 
the back of the first Story, 12 lights in each, Celler under the same, all in tolerable good repair, a log kitchen 
adjoining, about 18 feet square, with shed at the end for Carriage house in said Kitchen is a brick Chimney all in 
very bad repair, one log smoke house 10 feet square, in midling repair, one frame Barn 24 feet in length and 18 in 
breadth in bad repair..."

œ6/5 annual Rent

"...the front part of the Kitchen roof, and the South east side of the Barn should be covered with Oak 
Shingles..."

FARLOW, JOHN/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 242 (1806)               Duck Creek

"...a framed dwelling house 25 feet by 18 a Story and a half high, plank floors 2 brick chimnies, the whole 
in good Repair, a Log Kitchen 18 feet Square in bad Repair a log Smoke house 10 feet Square in midling Repair, 
and a framed Barn 18 feet by 24 in bad repair..."

œ6/10 annuel Rent

"...Repairs necessary to be made are that the South side of the Roof of the Barn should be Covered with 
Oak Shingles, and that the front part of the Roof of the Kitchen should be covered..."




FARSONS, WILLIAM/JOHN, RACHEL/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 51 (1791)                  Duck Creek

"one brick dwelling house with 2 Rooms on a floor, one framed Kitchen with a Cellar under it, both in bad 
repair, one Smoak house in bad repair, one Corn Crib and 2 Cart houses in good repair...one small Loged 
House...in good repair one Corn Cribb and Smoak House in good repair and one Log's Scholl House said to have 
been built by the public..."

"...the Mansion house wants covering and the wall mending, and the Kitchen Cellar Walled up and the 
frame weather boarded, and some other small repairs..."

œ70 per year

FIELDS, JOHN/ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 111 (1783)             Duck Creek

"...Four and a half Acres which is cleared Land on which there is a Frame House 16 feet by 14 Oak Roof 
almost new an ornary plank Floor below, and a loose Floor of Poplar Board overhead, Brick Chimney, the Walls 
in bad repair one Frame Shed adjoining said House 16 feet by 13 much in the same Repair Two other small Logg 
Sheds in bad repair...The fencing in bad repair...:

"...Logg Shed adjoining the House be Covered with an oak Shingle Roof...plastering of the dwelling 
House be Repaired chimney and doors also to be Repaired and a 12 Light Window to be put in the South Side of 
said House..."

St. Jones

"...20 acre of which is Cleared and mostly in one Field under good Fence..."

"...First mentioned Lotts...œ9/10 Specie per year..."

"...Last mentioned Tract per year œ7/3/4

FIELDS, JOHN/ELIZABETH (HARRIS)/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 135 (1781)          Duck Creek

"...90 Acres...50 Acres cleared on which are Errected one Wooden dwelling house 30 feet by 18 a Single 
story with a 10 feet shed the width of the house adjoining the same with brick Chimnies in Tolerable Good Repair 
one old barn part loged and part fraim in Very bad Repair one other building of wood 20 feet by 16 Containing a 
Corn Crib a Garner and stable with a cedar roof in bad repair also a hewed log's smoke house 14 feet Square 
with a Cedar Roof in Good Repair..."

"...one Other verry old dwelling house and a Round Log Shop in verry bad repair..."

"...Old paled Guarden and fencing on said place in but indifrent repair..."

œ24 in Specie or the Exchange in paper Currantcy


St. Joneses

"...300 acres...74 Acres are Clared on Which are Errected a scalpt Log Dwelling house 20 feet by 18 with 
an Oak Roof a brick Chimne and 2 board floors.  The upon one laid loose this House about 2 years built one Old 
Log'd barn in bad Repair...the fencing on said place in Ordinary Repair..."

œ26 in Specie or the Exchange in paper Currantcy





FIELES or FIELDS, JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 63 (1776)                  Fork of Jones's:  Dover

"...300 Acres, on which there is a scalp'd Logged Barn with a Earthen Floor 20 feet long and 18 feet wide 
with a Oak Shingle Roof in Good Repair...an old logg house in Very bad repair...the Fencing on said land in bad 
Repair..."

œ24 per year

"...one other little Tenement adjoining...a small Logg House in very bad Repair..."

40 shillings per year

"...there Shall be a Scalp'd Logged House built on the first mentioned Plantation 24 feet by 20 with two 
plank Floors, and a Brick Chimney in the same..."

"...no more...Timber Committed...Except for Repairing the Fences building afsd house..."


Duck Creek

"...in the tenor of Jacob Jones said to Contain about 80 Acres on which there is a Logg & Frame Dwelling 
House one Story High, 2 Rooms and 2 brick Chimneys Plank floors above and below which is in middling Good 
Repair..."

"...one other Frame Dwelling House one Story High with 2 Rooms and 2 brick Chimneys in bad repair 
there is likewise an old framed barn in bad repair, one Small Corn Crib and Granary under one Roof in medling 
Repair one Small Lodged Stable in Middling Repair...the fencing onsd premises in Middling Repair..."

œ25 per year

FISHER, JAMES/SALLEY ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 199 (1805)            Mispillion

$100.00 annuel value

"...a dwelling house wanting some Repairs a Kitchen Smoke house and Corn Cribb in tolerable Repair, 
an old barn which we direct repaired, a new Stable to be built...the fences in tolerable repair..."

$66.67 annuel value

"...the dwelling houses to be repaired, 2 Corn Cribbs and one Stable in tolerable repair...the fences in 
tolerable repair..."

$100.00 annuel value

"...the houses all out of Repair, and directed to be repaired, also a new Barn to be built - the fences in 
tolerable repair..."

FRAZER, JOHN/JOHN/CATHARINE/ALCE  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 75 (1810)

$500.00 annuel Rent

"...a Brick dwelling house and Brick kitchen adjoining and a Log kitchen, meat house, oven, Barn, Stable, 
Poultry house, Granery and Corn Crib...said dwelling house and kitchens in pretty good repair, meat house and 
oven in good repair, the Barn has been repaired...some fixing of the doors & will put it in pretty good order. - we 
direct the Stable to be repaired with new - and some small repairs done to the Granery and corn crib - and 
recommend that a new Corn crib be built with sawed Poplar logs; 4 new Gates to be made and hung...Ceader 
rails & posts be purchased for the use of said farm..."

FRAZER, WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 39 (1775)               Mispillion

"...3 small Log Houses old and worth Verry Little...the fencing all in Bad Order we order that there be a 
fraimed Barn Bilt...of the Demensions of 24 feet by 18 with a 10 foot Shed a long one side well covered with 
Ceder..."

œ30 per year

FRAZIER, WILLIAM/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 70 (1776)              Mispillion

"...300 Acres of Land...in good repair with sundry Log Houses (Viz) One New dwelling House about 22 
feet long and 18 feet wide in good repair, and also 3 other Log Houses much out of Repair..."

œ40 per year

"...Shall be 14 Acres of Land cleared...there may be cleared...as much as will make the fence Strait..."

"...likewise there Shall be a Framed Barn built 20 feet wide and 24 long with a Shed to one side 8 feet 
wide and 24 feet long finished with Good Flooring..."

FREEMAN, JOHN/HENRY/NANCE/THOMAS  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 118 (1804)      Town of Dover

"...said house is built of Brick 2 Stories high, and to be repaired by placing new windows Shutters on the 
windows of the ground floor, by new frames in the Cellar windows, and a new Sill in the western door..."

$50.00 annuel value

"...enclosed by a fence of posts and Rails, and on which are erected a brick Smoke house almost new 
and in good repair, and a framed Stable in a Ruinous condition..."

$40.00 annuel value

"...the Stable ought to be repaired by being weatherboarded with half priced boards..."

FURLEY, RICHARD  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 205 (1796)

"...a dwelling House which we direct to be repaired by putting a Pillar of Brick under each Corner - Also a 
lodged Barn which we Order to be new Silled and well Blocked up and the Roof mended by patching - we also 
find one Stable, Corn House & Smoke House Midling Repair...the fencing in tolerable repair..."

œ47/10 per Year

GILDER, HENRY/JOHN/NANCY/SARAH/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 45 (1792)

"...a bricked hiproofed house, which wants a little repairs to the Windows, a framed Kitchen in good repair 
a framed Carriage house in good repair, and also aloged dwelling house...in good repair..."

œ40 annual value

GILDER, HENRY/REUBIN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 302 (1799)

"...one dwelling house brick one story with a Cellar under one part to be repaired as follows the windows 
to be repaired and Glazed the Cellar door steps and windows made new and two small breaches in the corners of 
the wall to be repaired the eves boxed and the backs and Jambs to be repaired we also find an old Kitchen to 
have a Clapboard Roff also one smoke House to have a new roof a brick well and oven in midling repair one 
Carriage house in good repair two Corn houses in good condition one Hen house out of repair..."

œ25 yearly rent
GOFORTH, JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 306-307 (1799)                            Murderkill

œ45 annual Value

"...the walls of a brick House two Stories High 30 feet long and 20 feet wide and also the walls of a 
Kitchen at one end and a shed at the other the wood part of the whole of said buildings has been burned as the 
said walls are old and very much Split and injured by the fire...a framed dwelling House 22 feet long and 16 feet 
wide that wants new silling and under pining there is also a Barn 30 feet long and 24 feet wide the roof of which is 
much worn one ordinary Corn Crib and two stables in bad repair one logged Kitchen rotten not worth repairing 
two good smoke Houses..."
"...ought to be a shed built adjoining to the wooden dwelling House the whole length of said dwelling 
House and 12 feet wide with a brick chimney..."

GOLDSMITH, JOHN/SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-pp. 207-208 (1796)

"...one log Dwelling House about 24 foot by 18 with one shed on each end the Dwelling House has a very 
leaky roughf one log Kitchen about 18 foot by 15 in bad repair..."

"...value at 30 Bushels of good merchantable Wheat and 80 bushels of Merchantable corn..."

"...shall build one Stable 14 foot by 10 with a floor above for the use of a Corn House..."

GOLDSMITH, JOHN/SARAH (HILLYARD)/JOHN/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) E-pp. 205-206 (1791)

"...a Scelped logged Dwelling House 20 feet by 18 feet all in midling repair except the Roof of the dwelling 
House which we Order to be new Covered with oak Shingles there is also a logged Kitchen in bad Repair 18 feet 
by 16 feet which we Order to be Repaired with a brick Chimney..."

œ26 Annual Value

GOLDSMITH, JOHN/SARAH/JOHN/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 2 (1800)

"...one frame dwelling house 24 by 18 feet in midling repair except the roof chimney and Joice which we 
order to be repaired one round log Kitchen 18 by 16 feet in bad repair some new logs wanting which we order to 
be put in..."

œ6 per annum

GORDON, JAMES/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 15 (1784)                          Mispillion

"...between 70 and 80 Acres whereof about 50 Acres are Cleared and within fence on which there is a 
New Log house 18 by 16..."

"...Old Log House Very much Out of Repair...the fences in midling Repair..."

œ16 Specie per Year

"...build a Small Corn Crib..."


GORDON, ROBERT  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 152 (1771)                        poss. Duck Creek

"...200 acres about 130 acres is Cleared with A frame Dwelling house 20 feet long & 18 wide in Midling 
good repair and old log Kitchen...one frame Barn 25 feet long and 18 wide Very much out of repair..."

yearly value œ17/10


GORDON, ROBERT/MARY/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-pp. 22-23 (1784)                    Duck Creek

"...one Brick dwelling House 22 feet by 16 feet one Story high 2 Rooms on a floor the plastering above 
Stairs much broken 28 pains of Glass wanting otherwide in good Repair one old log Kitchen with an Oak Ruff 
very Leeky with same loose boards on the Loft in bad Repair one brick oven in Very bad Repair one frame Stable 
and Shay house 18 feet by 16 feet Weatherboarded with Oak Clapboards the Ruff Oak Shingles the doore of the 
Shay house and some of the Weather boarding wanting Other wise in good repair one frame Taylors Shop 16 
feet by 14 feet with a brick Sellor and Chimney weatherboarded with Pine board and Cedar Roof'd 14 pains of 
Glass wanting Otherwise in good Repair..."

"...garden...part post and Rails in very bad Repair..."

"...Joseph Smith...a New brick dwelling House..."

œ25 per year

"...a frame dwelling house 30 feet by 20 feet one Story High 3 Rooms on the lower floor with a fire Place 
in each Room four pains of Glass wanting an Entry and 2 Rooms above Stares with a fire Place in One Room a 
Stone Cellar under the whole the Steps and Checks of Cellar Door in bad Order the Porches also in bad Order 
Otherwise in Good Repair one frame Shop Adjoining 16 feet by 14 feet weatherboardered with poplar and Cedar 
Ruff'd 3 windows with Glass lights wanting Otherwise in Good Repair one Saw'd log Kitchen the Other end of the 
dwelling House with an earthen floor and Brick Chimney the Loft Laid with Rough Pine Boards Cedar Roof in 
Tolerable Good Repair One Brick Oven in bad Repair One Pump in Good Repair One Hew'd log Smoke House 
with an Oak Shingled Ruff 10 feet by 10 feet in good Repair..."

œ40 per year

GRAY, JOHN/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 274 (1797)

"...one old frame dwelling house with an 8 feet shed to one side old kitchen old smoak house old 
loomhouse corn crib...fore cross fences..."

$50.00 per year



GREEN, JAMES/NATHAN/SUSANNAH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pl. 191 (1804)                         Duck Creek

"...one framed dwelling house, one framed Store House one good Smoke house and Blacksmith Shop..."

$40.00 per year


GREEN, JAMES/NATHAN/SUSANNAH  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 57 (1809)

"...one dwelling house, one Smoke house which is in tolerable good repair...the fencing in very bad 
repair...to be made with posts and rails, with 5 rails to each pannell..."

$26.67 annuel Rents


[GREEN, NATHAN/SUSANNAH - CHILDREN OF JAMES GREEN, ET. AL.  (K.C.O.CT.) Miscellaneous 
collection (ca. 1810).

"We find one Dweling hous 32 by 18 one Story with 4 - 12 light windows below 2 -12 light windows above 
& 1 - 4 light window and one Frame Kitchen 13 by 18 in Good repair. one logg meet house to be covered one 
logg Stable to be Covered one logg Corn house 18 by 7 and shed thereto Carriage house 18 by 8 in midling 
repaire & one old out house not worth repaireing. one apple orched of 50 trees & one peach orched of 115 trees 
1702 pannels [fence.] on the other Farm one Dwelling hous 22 by 20 in good repair 2 -12 light windows below 1 - 
8 light window and 2 - 4 light windows above 1 out Dwelling house 18 by 16 in bad repair 1 meet house 12 by 12 
in Good repair 1 old Corn House 12 by 6 near woreout 1 pool Stable 26 old apple trees and 6 peach trees 1979 
pannels [fence.]

home place at one hundred and twelve & half Dollars
the other place at one hundred Dollars
the home place after reducing widows thirds 75 Dollars
two thirds of other place after reducing widows thirds 45 Dollars 46 Cents

one Kitchen on the other place 16 feet Square and one Corn house 18 by Eight on the other place on home place 
one Granery 16 feet Square.

James Green Children nathan Green and Susannah Green hath one fifth of one Ninth Rebecah Jones hath one 
Sixth of one Ninth Jeremiah Burchard hath one half of one Ninth
the heris of James Hensley hath one Ninth
Mrs[?] Shaw hath one Ninth]


GREEN, JAMES/SARA   (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 56 (1784)  Duck Creek

"...the dwelling Houses, Lands and fencing...in very bad repair...2 Story Brick House with 2 Rooms on a 
floor and a Cellar under the whole the fencing of little or no Account..."

œ15 Specie yearly Value


GREEN, JAMES/SARAH (HAWKINS)  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 179 (1788)                      Duck Creek

"...a Two Story Brick Dwelling House, 30 feet by 20 very much out of Repair, The flores hardly safe to go 
on.  The Roof full of holes by no means safe agains the Weather, window Frames are all Rotten, Shetters gon, 
No Sashes, but one dore frame, the dores Broke all to pieces, No Cellar dore..."

œ9/10 per year

GREEN, JAMES/THOMAS  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 66 (1810)                        Duck Creek

"...one log dwelling house 16 by 18 one Story with Sedar Roof lately rebuilt one front door & one back 
door, one nine light window in each side, one with Sash and Glazed, the other we recommend to have new sash 
& Glazed, we find one window of 12 lights in Gable end with one pane jof Glass and recommend 11 pains Glass 
put in, one corn Crib tolerable order, one Small smoke house the logs up, rafters and laiths on the same we 
Recommend it to be covered with half price board, the fences in tolerable repair we recommend a sufficient 
quantity of Sedar Rails purchased every year to repair and keep the fence in Sufficient order..."

$30.67 annually


GREEN, SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 125 (1780)                           Duck Creek

œ25 per year

"...Repairs Viz. 2 Door frames one door one Cellar Ditto two window frames 3 pair window Shutters one 
porch one Stable to be 16 feet by 12 feet and find for the house 33 pains window Glass 8 inches by 10 inches..."





GREEN, SARAH  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 128 (1787)                        Duck Creek

"...20 Acres...old Brick House 36 by 21 feet, two Story high, having 2 Rooms on a Floor and a Sellar 
under the whole, the Roof being Almost entirely worn out, four Windows below Stairs containing 18 lights (16) do. 
above Stairs wh. 15 lights - the Frames Shutters and Sashes all wanting The Floors very bad, the Sellar Window 
and door also wanting...the fencing in bad Repair..."

œ15 per year

"...said House to be Repaired wh. a new Roof and new Window Fraims, Also Sashes & Glass..."

GRIFFEN, OWEN/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 140 (1771)                            Murderkill

"...120 acres is now Cleared and within Good fence - on Which there is a fram'd Dwelling House, 16 ft by 
12 in good repair - One Saw'd Log'd Barn, much
impair'd, one Log'd Kitchen out of repair a (frail'd) Garden...One other framed House with a Shed thereto in good 
Repair..."

yearly value œ30

GRIFFIN, JOHN/JACOB/SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 201 (1805)

$30.00 Annually

"...one dwelling house and Kitchen, one Stable one Grist Mill...the said dwelling house should have a new 
roof with oak Shingles, the division fence...to be made new, the outside fence to be repaired...a new Country 
boulting Cloth in the Mill..."

GRIFFIN, SAMUEL/THOMAS/ISAAC  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 309 (1799)

"...a loged dwelling House 27 feet by 20 feet with two rooms on a floor two Brick Chimneys with plank 
floors above and below Four Glass windows two Doors, with a shed or Piaza in front the Length of the House a 
loged Kitchen 24 feet by 18 Feet Brick chimney floor above and below in Tolerable repair Brick Granary 15 feet 
Square plank floor below Loged smoke House 10 feet by 8 feet Hen House 12 feet by 8 feet in good order brick 
oven in bad repair Corn crib 20 feet by 7 feet in good repair old Carriage House in very bad Repair old Loged 
Stable about 20 feet by 16 feet in very bad repair Frame Barn 24 feet by 20 feet Plank floor Cedar Roof good and 
Weatherboarding Tolerable good sheds at Each End 20 feet by 10 feet Covering and weather bording in tolerable 
repair old Cow Shed about half Covered..."

œ75 yearly Rent

"...build a Corn Crib 20 feet by 7 feet to be covered with oak Shingles to Cover the brick granary with oak 
Shingles and to build or repair the Carriage House..."

"...a loged House 18 feet by 16 feet Brick chimney Earthen floor below Plank above the roof in roof in bad 
repair a shed adjoining 18 feet by 12 feet Brick Chimney Plank floor above and below small smoke house in bad 
repair..."

œ22/10 per year

"...cover the present dwelling House with oak shingles to weatherbord it with oak bords to have sashes 
and glass Put in it to have the Lower floor laid to build a corn crib and Stable and to build a smoke House 12 feet 
by 10 feet to be covered with oak Shingles..."





GRIFFIN, WILLIAM/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 193 (1804)                 Duck Creek

"...one log dwelling House about 18 feet square in very bad repair, one old log Kitchen in bad repair...the 
fences are also in very bad repair...to repair the dwelling house by taking down the Chimney and putting it up 
again, weatherboarding the Ends of the House and cover the same with Oak Shingles, and the Kitchen is to be 
repaired by putting a new oak shingle Roof on one side...to build a new Corn Cribb with sawed loggs 8 feet by 18 
and one new Stable 12 feet by 18 of sawed logs..."

$60.00 per Annum


GRIFFIN, WILLIAM/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 193 (1804)               Duck Creek

"...one log dwelling House 16 by 18 feet in but bad repair...the fences are also in bad repair...put new sills 
under the House, top off the Chimney and put up a plain breast work...to build one Sawed log Kitchen 16 feet 
square, one sawed log Stable 10 feet by 16..."

$70.00 per Annum


GRIFFIN, WILLIAM/WILLIAM/EZEKIEL/BARTHIA/CHARLES  (K.C.O.CT.) E-pp. 120-121 (1792)                     
Duck Creek

"...1 Log Dwelling House with 2 rooms on a floor...put a new roof on said House and wetherboard it, 1 
Frame smoke House in bad repair, 1 Log Stable in bad repair, and we allow him to build a small Log Kitchen, 1 
Log Corn House in midling good repair, one Log Barn on Hand 22 feet by 18 to be finished...the Fencing in but 
midling repair..."

œ40 per annum


HALL, JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 218 (1773)			Mispillion

"...100 acres...about 60 acres thereof cleared divided unto 4 fields the 3 corner fields nearly equal in size 
And the uper field to contain about 10 acres, all in Very Bad Repair likewise 2 log'd houses, one wherein John 
Curtis now lives, and one where in William Winsmore now lives.  Both old and out of Repair..."

"...there need no more cleared land...then to Straighten the fence on the west side of the Plantation next to 
the road..."

"...shall Put the whole place in good Tenantable order.  And Repair the house wherein Curtis lives in by 
Putting 2 new hewed logs under each side and end Immeadiately...and at the Experation of 7 years that he shall 
Build one fraimed house 20 feet by 16 on the place where said Curtis now lives..."

yearly value œ16


HALL, WINLOCK/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 6 (1791)				Mispillion - 1782

"...a Brick Dwelling house One Story and a half high, 19 feet by 16 feet, Kitchen Smoak House, Milk-
House, 2 Corn-Cribbs, and a Smiths Shop, all in reasonable good repair..."

"...shall Build...a frame Barn...22 feet by 18, 12 feet between (Joice), to put a cedar Roof on the same..."

œ15 annual value

"...a frame dwelling House 26 feet by 20 feet 2 Story high some-what out of repair, a Cook-House, Smoke-
House, Milk-House, Corn-Cribb & Stable in Reasonable Repair..."

œ13 per year

"...a Logg-House 20 by 16 feet in a Deceased State...shall build...a frame House One Story high 20 feet 
by 16 feet to erect a brick Chimney in the same to cover the House with Cedar Shingles to put 2 Doors, Upper and 
Under floors and a plain facing and Stair Case..."

œ18 per Annum

"...a Logged House 16 feet by 18 feet..."

œ7 per Annum


HAM, JOHN/BENJAMIN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 293 (1799)			Dover

"...a Dwelling house one Story High of 3 additions 2 of Logs and one of frame one log meat House one 
Spring House and one Corn Crib in midling repair one old log Barn in a ruinous condition..."

"...The new log addition to be finished with two floors a Chimney and Under Pinned and Pointed old ditto 
the floor to be repaired and under pinned old Barn to have a new floor new sills and weather boarded one log 
House one Story and half High in a ruinous Condition and one Ditto Formerly a Blacksmith shop in the same 
case..."


HAM, JOHN/CHARLES  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 294 (1799)			Dover

"...a two story Framed dwelling house in good repair a new milk house a log Kitchen in good repair a log 
stable with ruinous shed adjoining an old log smoke House and log cyder House both in a ruinous Condition a log 
corn crib and log stable in a ruinous Condition a pump much worn and out of order...a small log Hen House in 
midling a small log House...in midling repair..."


HAM, JOHN/MARY/LURANNA  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 293 (1799)			Dover

"...a Log Dwelling House one Story high in a ruinous condition one log Kitchen in bad repair one corn crib 
in midling repair one Log House one Story high...a new well..."

"...The Dwelling House to be new Covered new Chimney new under Floor new sills & Weather Boarded 
the Kitchen to have a new Chimney & doors under Pinn'd and pointered..."


HAM, JOHN/SUSANNAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 294 (1799)			Dover

"...a Log dwelling House One Story High in a ruinous Condition...The House to be new Covered new 
Chimney Floors to be repaired and pointed a new Corn Crib to be built..."


HAMM, JOHN/MARY/SUSANNAH/LURANA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 171 (1805)			Dover

"...one log dwelling house 20 feet long by 18 feet wide with a Brick Chimney with 2 plank floors, and in 
other respects in tolerable good Repair, - on small round loged corn Cribb in bad repair...one other log House 22 
feet by 18 in a ruinous condition one other log building 18 feet by 16 in bad repair, - as well one other small log 
House in a rotten State..."

"...the fencing in but midling repair..."

œ40 Annuelly
HARDISTY, HUTCHINS/JOHN/GARRETSON  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 101 (1803)

"...one loged dwelling house 20 feet by 16..."

$30.00 per year

HARPER, JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 12 (1788)				Mispillion - 1782

"...one old Logg'd House 18 feet Long by 15 feet wide wide One old Kitchen 16 by 12 feet, 1 very old corn 
Cribb 12 by 6 feet...has built a new framed House, 16 feet square also a new Corn Cribb 12 by 5 feet, there is a 
small shed belonging to old House & its moved to the side of the new House..."

HAZEL, JAMES/MATTHEW  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 205 (1802)			Duck Creek

"...a frame dwelling house about 36 feet by 18 feet, with a good Cedar Roof 2 Dorman Windows front and 
2 back (the weatherboarding in good order) with 21 panes of Glass in Dorman Windows, Piaza in front paved with 
Brick the lower ends of the posts Rotten off the Piaza Sealed above, 2 Rooms below in the House, in best room 2 
windows, only 2 panes of Glass wanting back and front doors in good order, brick chimney fire place in good 
repair breastworkwainscotting Stairs and Cubbard doors good order, Beaufat Glass doors and in good order the 
Glass all good, Plaistered, the Plaistering on Ceiling chiefly broke down -- Little room the floor bad, 2 doors good 2 
windows 8 panes of Glass broke out, Stairs and Stairdoor good chimney and fire place good except the hearth -- 
Up Stairs over best room unfinished the Stairway good and window fully Glazed -- Over Little room boarded up on 
the sides about 3-1/2 feet high little fireplace, small Closet and door the rest unfinished -- Brick Kitchen and entry 
24 feet by 18 feet Oak Roof in very bad repair, in Entry front and Back door the front door in bad order the back 
door in good order, good pine floor, plaistered and beginning to break away, wash boards & Sirbace, door 
between entry and Kitchen, good front and back door to Kitchen, good Kitchen floor paved with Brick, fire place in 
good order shelves in very good order, closet and Stairway good, not plaistered, Kitchen Stairs unfinished, dorman 
windows 5 panes of Glass broke, Small fire place up Stairs, good brick Milk House, adjoining back door of Entry 
paved with Brick 2 windows bad order Steps down the same, good floor above Brick Granery about 16 feet square 
with a good Cellar paved with Brick 2 floors in Granery doors into the Cellar & Granery good repair, back window 
good, Smoke house about 10 feet square of Logs oak roof all in bad order, brick oven Covered in tolerable repair, 
Brick draw well good Loged Quarter about 24 feet by 16 feet, 2 fire places and brick Chimney the logs old oak roof 
in but bad repair -- Old log stable about 18 feet by 12 feet the logs bad the Roof good for nothing, -- Cart house 
about 12 feet square frame the Walls and roof all in very bad order, -- Log Barn about 26 feet by 20 feet the logs 
good except the front, no floor, Sheded all round except the front with a frame, the Barn Roof, the Shed roofs and 
the weatherboarding all of Oak and in very bad repair..."

"...The kitchen...to be covered with oak Shingles..."

œ36 Annuel Sum

HERRINGTON, GIDEON/MERRICK/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 141 (1779)

"...50 Acres of land...about 30 of which are Clared the plantation in bad Repair and on the same is one Old 
Round Loged dwelling dwelling House 18 by 16 feet Covered with feather Edg'd Shingles and one Corn House 12 
by 8 of Split Logs Coved with Clapboards tolerable good and one Small Old Loged house 16 by 12 not worth 
Repairing..."

œ6 per year

HERRINGTON, GIDEON/MERRICK/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 227 (1789)
"...one very old round log'd dwelling house 18 foot by 16 covered with feather edged Shingles worth very 
little...one Corn house 12 by 8 of split logs covered with boards..."

"...a small dwelling house built on the Land about 18 foot by 16 of Scalped logs with a shingled Roof and a 
brick chimney in it..."

œ6 per Annum Specie gold and Silver
HERRINGTON, SUSANAH/AGNES/SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 256 (1790)			Murderkill

œ20 per annum

"...there be built...a framed barn 18 feet long and 16 feet Wide to be Weather boarded With Cedar board & 
Covered With Oak Shingles and to be floored with plank one Inch & half thick, and also one Kitchen to be built 
thereon 14 feet long and 12 feet Wide out of Cedar loggs and covered with Oak Shingles and to have a Brick 
Chimney...a Smoak house be built thereon 12 feet long and 10 feet Wide of Hughed logs and Covered With Oak 
Shingles and also that there be a framed Well Sunk...Cellar doors made to the Cellar under the dwelling house 
and also to glaze the Windows...to (Reef Cart) East Side and North end of said dwelling house..."


HICKEY, THOMAS/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 269 (1790)

"...one hewed Log dwelling house about 20 by 18 feet, one New shed Room adjoining Not finished, which 
is to be Sealed and lined with the Cedar boards already prepared for that purpose on the premises, one new 
hewed log kitchen about 16 by 14 feet, to have a brick Chimney built on it, one hewed log Smoke house about 14 
by 12 feet, one old Log'd Stable..."

œ37/10 per Annum

HILFORD, THOMAS/DAVID  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 117 (1791)			Mispillion - 1782

"...one dwelling House, 27 by 18 feet; one Kitchen 20 by 16 feet almost new, 2 old corn Cribbs, one 16 by 
8, the other 12 feet by 6 feet, one very old stable 12 feet by 10 feet..."

œ15 per year


HILL, LEVIN/ANN/MARY/JOSHUA  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 253 (1807)

"...a good 2 Story dwelling house 28 by 16 with a Shed adjoining in good repair with Cook house in 
tolerable Repair one Stable in bad repair, Carriage house and Corn Cribbs in good Repair, Smoke house in bad 
repair...2000 pannels of Fence in good Repair...to build a Smoke house with logs of an old Granery and cover the 
Stable..."

$180.00 annuel Rent


HILLYARD, CHRISTOPHER/CHRISTOPHER/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 151 (1803)	Duck Creek

"...one log dwelling house about 24 feet by 18 feet, with a brick Chimney plank floor, 2 doors, oak Roof in 
bad order, a log kitchen about 15 feet by 12 feet, dirt chimney oak roof in bad order, one door log Stable about 12 
feet by 10 feet in tolerable repair, Log Corn Crib about 18 feet by 6 feet in bad repair...a log dwelling House about 
20 feet by 18 feet brick chimney in bad Order floor above and below both in bad order 2 doors no windows, the 
logs tolerable good, the but ordinary...the first above mentioned dwelling house ought to be covered with oak 
Shingles, a floor laid above of pine, that there should be a breast work put in the house, and that thouse ought to 
be weather boarded with oak, that the Kitchen and corn Cribb ought to be covered with Oak..."

œ20 annuel Sum


HILLYARD, JOSEPH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 200 (1772)

"...250 acres and about 90 acres clear'd with a log Dwelling house an old Kitchen and Corn Crib all said 
Buildings in ordinary Repair and fencing also in ordinary Repair..."

yearly value œ45
HOLSTON, BENJAMIN  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 103 (1768)

"...60 acres Cleared part much worn out and one Loghouse...the Dwelling House wanting the upper floor, 
the fencing not in Tenantable Repair..."

"...leave the Plantation, House and Orchard in good Tenantable repair..."

yearly value œ6

HOPKINS, JAMES/WILLIAM/SARAH/WAITMAN/JAMES/ELIZABETH/SAMUEL  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 161 (1795)	
		Mispillion

œ15 per Annum

"...an Old Logg Dwelling House, an Old Logg Kitchen, a Logg Barn..."

"...Build on the premisis a comfortable Dwelling House, and Also Kitchen..."

HOUSTON, ELIJAH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 229 (1773)

"...40 acres of Arable Land (exclusive of the widows thirds) Laid Off in 2 fields...Lying Open to said field, 
One Log'd House the under floor Laid with plank, One old well Little worth; The fencing on the premises in Midling 
repair..."

yearly value œ3 1st year

yearly value œ8 afterwards

"...the fencing to be put & left in Tenantable repair..."

HOUSTON, ELIJAH/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 227-228 (1797)

"...One old lodged dwelling with a brick chimney and 2 verry indifferent out houses..."

"...one other old lodged dwelling house with a brick chimney verry indifferent..."

"...1333 pannels of fence, old and in bad repair..."

"...dwelling houses shold be removed to a more convenient part of said farm...building the Corn house and 
smoake house..."

œ18 per year

HOWARD, ABNER/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 105 (1811)			Mispillion

"...a dwelling house erected one Story high in bad repair 20 feet by 18, one Kitchen 15 feet by 13 in 
tolerable repair..."

"...the dwelling house to be repaired, and a new corn crib built 8 feet by 10..."

$24.00 per year

HOWARD, ABNER/MARY/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) G-pp. 84-85 (1803)		Mispillion

"...one dwelling house 20 by 18 feet, the Roof in very bad repair, one Kitchen 15 & 13 feet (...has put a 
new roof on...) the fencing in very ordinary repair..."

œ8 per year
HOWARD, ABNER/MARY/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 73 (1810)				Mispillion
$24.00 per year

"...the house ought to have a new roof and other necessary repairs,--and repair the stable & build a new 
corn crib 14 feet long and 7 feet wide..."

HOWELL, MARY/ABIGAIL/SAMUEL/THOMAS/HANSON  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 53 (1792)			
	Jones's

"...dwelling house of hewed Logs and one frame Kitchen both which we order to be new covered and 
weather boarded, the windows Glazed and the Cellar walls repaired and one frame Barn to be covered and 
weatherboarded:  one frame shed Granery to be covered a new; one Shed Chaff House, to be new covered:  and 
2 Old Corn Cribs and one Stable all covered under one Roof, we order a new Roof and new Logs put in where the 
Old ones are rotten:  and one Smoak house in middling repair..."

œ120 per Annum

"...a framed dwelling house which we order to be under pined wt. brick new Sill'd, weatherboarded and the 
floor repaired new plastered, and the windows Glazed; one frame Kitchen to be repaired by new silling 
weatherboarding and new Roof and the Chimney repaired:  One brick Shed, to have a new Roof and a new door:  
and one loged Barn which we order to be repaired by weatherboarding the wall and Gable ends; also one Shed 
Stable to have some clabboards put on the corner part..."

œ35 per year
Murderkill

"...one loged dwelling House which we direct to have one round of new logs a new Roof and brick 
Chimney and upper floor laid, one Corn house one loged Stable, one loged Kitchen to be new Covered..."

œ6 annual Rent

HOWELL, SAMUEL/THOMAS/HANSON  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 9 (1808)		Dover or Murderkill

"...a loged dwelling house with a frame room adjoining and loged Kitchen a frame room adjoining and 
loged Kitchen a frame Barn 2 Corn houses, 2 Small loged Stables, and a loged Smoke house, all in good 
order...under tolerable fence..."

$64.00 per year

"...mansion farm and Mill, we order a new roof on the dwelling house, we find a Brick Smoke house 2 
stables a Carriage house and 3 Corn houses all in Good order...we find Gear and inside works of the Grist Mill in 
good repair, the Mill house we direct to be repaired by a new Roof, and one side and one end weatherboarded, 
the brick work to be repaired next to the water wheel, we also direct the Corn Kiln to have a new Roof and floor we 
also order a new set waste Gates to be settled in the dam of said Mill also the safe Gates to be Repaired..."

$300.00 per year

"...2 Corn houses and a Stable all old and crazy, a loged dwelling house, which we order to be 
weatherboarded and covered, we find also a frame Room adjoining not worth repairing, we direct a frame addition 
built at the west end of said Loged room 14 feet wide and 18 feet long 2 Stories high, a frame Kitchen also to be 
built 18 feet long and 14 feet wide, and one Stable 14 feet by 22, and also a new Barn 20 feet wide and 25 feet 
Long..."

$220.00 annuel Rent
"...under tolerable fence...a 2 Story dwelling house frame, and a frame Kitchen both in but tolerable repair, 
2 Corn houses and one Stable, we order a new Smoke house 12 feet long and 10 feet wide..."

$80.00 per year
HUDSON, ALEXANDER/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 174 (1805)			Murderkill

"...a framed dwelling house 20 by 18 feet one and half Story high...to be new Silled, and weatherboarding 
repaired...one Corn Cribb one meat House, and Stable...the fencing in bad repair..."

œ15 annually

"...to be one logged House to be built of the seize of 18 by 16 feet..."

HUDSON, JOHN/LYDIA/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 220 (1796)			Dover

"...one fraim dwelling house with 2 rooms one brick chimney in but bad repair, one other old dwelling 
house in bad repair, one old logg corn crib in but bad repair one old log stable in but bad repair..."

œ20 per year

HUNN,NATHANIAL/ANN/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 119 (1804)

"...near Forrest Landing..."

"...one dwelling House 16 by 32 feet one Story high, 1 loged Smoke house stable and corn cribb...in 
midling repair...filling in the Kitchen part of the aforesaid House with Brick..."

œ30 per year

"...a dwelling House about 20 by 30 feet two Stories high, with a kitchen Smoke House, old Stable a Small 
dry good Store, and one other small dwelling house one Story and an half high about 14 by 16 feet -- with two 
Grain Stores and one shed...all in midling repair, except the hiped Roofed grain Store, the small dwelling House 
and Garden fences...to be repaired-and if the roof of the large Grain Store Should leak...also be repaired..."

œ60 per year

"...a two Story dwelling House about 28 by 18 feet with a Kitchen stable and carriage House and a Small 
dry Good Store House about 16 by 20 feet..."

œ20 per year

JACKSON, CALEB/JONATHAN/MARY/CHARLES/ANN/CALEB  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 205 (1805)		
	Murderkill

"...Two Story Brick House...a Kitchen, Smoke House & Stable, found the dwelling house in good repair, 
also the Smoke house, the Kitchen Stable & fence in bad repair...completed the Cellar way and doors to the 
dwelling house, being new, Rough cast the smoke House which was built of Sammon bricks and needed it, and 
built a Chimney in the Kitchen..."

$60.00 per year

JACKSON, DANIEL/DANIEL  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 66 (1801)

œ20 per year

"...one Barn 18 by 20..."

JACKSON, DANIEL/JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 66 (1801)

œ10 per year
"...one old loged dwelling House, one Corn house...build a frame dwelling house 16 by 18 with a brick 
Chimney and plank floors, above and below..."
JACKSON, EBENEZER/JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 120 (1803)

"...one loged dwelling House, also the wall of a Corn Crib which order to be covered with oak 
boards...fences...in very bad repair..."

$30.00 per year

JACKSON, ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) B-p. 171 (1772)

"...100 acors or thereabouts & about 80 acors Cleared with a log Dwelling house about 25 feet in length & 
15 feet wide in Ordnery repair and One other old log house at the South East End..."

"...Shall not Be made any use of as a Dwelling House..."

yearly value œ6

"...all Necessary Repairs Done..."

JACKSON, JOSEPH/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pp. 57-58 (1801)

"...a dwelling House about 16 feet square and shed adjoining in very bad repair, one old house in a 
manner down..."

"...repair the dwelling House and shed, and to buid a new corn House..."

$30.00 per year

JACKSON, JOSEPH/NANCY/ELIZABETH  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 286 (1790)

"...one frame dwelling house in bad repair One Log kitchen in tolerable good Repair..."

œ17 Yearly Rent

"...build One Smoke house of 12 feet square of Hewed Loggs and one corn Crib 18 feet long by 6 feet..."

JACKSON, JOSEPH/NOAH  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 35 (1798)

"...one dwelling house 18 feet by 20 feet in good repair with oen Addition 18 by 24 feet in Midling repair 
one Barn 18 by 24 feet in Midling repair one old corn crib 16 by 18 in bad repair 2 other small houses in bad repair 
3000 pannels of worm fence in bad repair...to build one Smoak house and repair the Dwelling house..."

œ42/10 annual rent

JACKSON, NOAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 11 (1791)

œ22/10 yearly value

"...a good 2 Story Brick dwelling House, a frame House, adjoining it in midling Order, a good frame Barn, 
Corn Cribb Carriage House, a Smoke House, a small Logg House with Brick Chimney..."

JAMERSON, THOMAS & GEORGE  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 24 (1792)				Duck Creek

"...a Dwelling House about 40 feet by 18 feet in midling Repair, and the Roof which we direct to be new 
covered with Oak Shingles as soon as necessary excepting about 24 panes of Glass which we order to put in:  
One Spinning house 16 feet by 12 feet in good repair, one Sider House 12 feet square in midling repair, One Logg 
Kitchen in midling repair except ye. Chimney, which we order to be repaired, one Logg Stable in bad repair which 
we order to be new Covered with Oak Shingles, one Smoak House to be repaired with a new Roff of oak Shingles, 
one Barn and Shed not worth repairing..."
œ70 annual value

Little Creek
"...a Logg Dwelling House about 18 feet Square in bad Repair; which we order to be repaired with a New 
Roof of oak Shingles, and Chimney repaired; also One pen of Loggs which we order to be covered with 
Clabboards for a Kitchen also one small Stable in midling repair..."

"...a Logged Dwelling House about 20 feet by 18 feet which we order to be repaired with a Shingle Roof 
and a Chimney..."

œ30 annual value

JAMES, ISAIAH/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) G-p. 85 (1810)				Mispillion

"...2 Story frame dwelling house 32 by 18 feet with a Cellar - adjoining is a Brick 2 Story house 20 by 16 
feet in tolerable repair, except the porch which wants repairing, a Smoke house in tolerable repair, a log stable 
wants repairing, a Carriage house in tolerable repair..."

$133.33 per year

"...a frame Store house one Story and a half high 27 by 16 feet...in good repair..."

$53.33 per year

"...a Tanyard as follows, a Curriers Shop adjoining the Brick dwelling together with the Cellar under the 
Brick dwelling.-back of said Houses is a Mill house 42 by 28 feet wants repairing, a Bark house 45 by 28 feet, with 
a Shed 18 feet wide in tolerable repair, a Beam house wants repairing, 48 laying vats -- 3 lime vats, 4 bate vats, 2 
pool vats..."

$100.00 per year

"...a frame 2 Story house...in tolerable repair, but wants a porch, A Kitchen wants repairing a Smoke 
house in tolerable repair..."

$53.33 per year

JAMES, JOHN/ABEL/SUSANNAH  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 227 (1797)			Dover

"...a poplar loged dwelling house, a smoak house, an old black smith shop very much out of repair, the lot 
is enclosed with a worm fence of oak rails about 6 rails high..."

œ9 yearly
JAMISON, ANDREW/ANN  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 138 (1794)

"...one frame dwelling house about 32 by 21 feet which we order to have a new flor in the outward room, 
and the floor in the inward room to be pieced, porches repaired, and Cellar steps repaired, one new smoke house 
to be built 12 by 10 feet scalped Logs, covered with oak shingles...one corn crib 16 by 6 in midling repair, one new 
stable, to have some new logs put in, a new Barn 20 by 18 feet of sawed logs to be covered with cedar shingles, 
10 feet to be layed with 2 Inch sawed Gum and 10 do. to be layed with Inch board..."

œ25 per Annum

JARRAD, JAMES/WILLIAM    (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 233 (1783)			Murtherkill

"...250 Acres or upwards whereof about 70 Acres is now Clared and within fence on which there is a Log 
Dwelling House much ot of Repair..."

œ12 Specie per year
JARRELL, (ELEAZER)/RICHARD  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 34 (1801)

"...the following repair...a Kitchen 16 feet Square Smoke house 12 feet Square a corn crib 16 feet by 6 and 
a Stable 20 feet by 12 to be built..."

œ13/10 per year

JOHNSON, JOHN  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 53 (1775)

"...80 Acors cleared and in Tenantable Repair with one Dwelling House 35 feet long & 18 feet wide with 2 
Rooms on aflore in good Repair wit a Seller 18 feet wide and 15 Long and one Logg Kitchen 20 feet long & 16 feet 
wide in ornary Repair and 3 old Corn Cribbs, and one Small Logg Stable 20 feet Long and 16 wide and also one 
other Small Stable and old Smoke House..."

"...old Logg House Standing on the East side...much out of Repair..."

œ30 per year

JONES, BENJAMIN/SILAS  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 65 (1776)				Murderkill

"...1 Dwelling House 25 by 18 Brick Chimney Plank floured above and below in Bad order to be covered 
with Short Shingles and Put in New Rafters where wanting new Sills if wantin and Repaired well. 1. Do..20 by 16 
Brick Chimney to be Covered with Long Shingles weather Boared and Repaired well.1.Do..18 by 16 in Perty Good 
Repair.  1 Barn 20 by 18 in Perty Good Repair..."

œ22 per year

JONES, BENJAMIN/SILAS  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 138 (1781)			Murderkill

"...300 and Odd Acres about 100 Acres Thereof Clared with one dwelling frame House with a Brick 
Chimney therein in midling Repair one Old Loged Smoak House one Corn Crib...The fence in General in pretty 
Good Order..."

"...value...Twenty Four pounds Specie..."

"...one framed house be built Adjoining the Old House 20 feet by 18 and one fraimed Barn 22 feet by 18 
Also one hewed Logg Stable difftailed up 20 feet by 25..."

JONES, JACOB  (K.C.O.CT.) C-pp. 5-6 (1774)			Duck Creek

"...250 Acres.  About 150 Acres thereof cleared, on which are on Brick Tenement, One Part thereof 20 feet 
Square 2 Story high, with a Celler under the same, The Other Part 20 Feet by 26 Feet a a Single Story both 
Appartments in Good repair, one fraimed Kitchen in Middling repair one old Framed barn 30 feet Square with Two 
10 feet Sheds.  Adjoining thereto in very bad Repair one round Logd house 18 feet by 16 with an Oak roof almost 
new.  A Stone and brick Milch house about 10 feet Square in good repair, an old brick shed Adjoining the dwelling 
house in very bad repair, a very old logd smoke house, a very

Ordinery and (Cow) house under the Same roof.  a Pailed Garden About 160 Feet in Length & about 90 feet in 
width in good repair...the fencing in general...bad repair an Old water Pump in bad repair..."

œ33 per year

JONES, LEWIS/HANNAH  (K.C.O.CT.) C-p. 122-123 (1779)		Little Creek

"...60 or 70 Acres...40 Acres are Cleared with one hew'd log Dwelling House one log Kitchen a Corn Crib 
all in midling Repair and fincing in in midling Repair..."

œ70 per year
JONES, ZACHARIAH/ROBERT  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 293 (1790)			Mispillion

"...one log dwelling house 24 feet by 18 one Small log Smoak hous one Corn hous both of Which is very 
indifferent..."

œ7/10 per Year

KENNEDY, DAVID/DAVID  (K.C.O.CT.) F-pp. 124-125 (1804)		Duck Creek

"...a Brick messuage and Kitchen, the messuage two Stories high, 37 feet in length, and 21 feet in 
breadth, a Celler underneath the whole, divided into 3 apartments in common Repair, 2 Cellar doors, the one front 
and the other back, with 2 wooden windows in the same, 2 porches the one back and the other front, 2 front and 
one back door, 3 rooms and an entry on the first floor, the front room in an unfinished State, and fitted up with 
Counter and Shelves for a Store, in the back room there is a corn Cupboard 3 fire places on the first floor, in the 
first Story there is one window in the front and two in the back part thereof sash and Glass in the Second Story 4 
rooms all well finished and in good order and in good order, with 3 windows in the front and 2 in the Back part 
thereof sash and Glass, 2 Rooms in the Garrett unfinished, with 2 windows, the one front the other Back Glazed, 
with a Cedar Roof over the whole in ordinary Repair...new steps be made to the fron Cellar door and that the 
Crack in the North end of the House be repaired and 2 new window sills to be put in, and the Roof around the 
Chimnies repaired, the kitchen is one Story high 14 feet in length and 10 feet in breadth one door with 2 windows 
having neither Sash nor Glass, the floor paved with Brick, an Iron crane in the Chimney, a pine floor above, with a 
good Cedar roof over the whole, a brick oven opening into the said Kitchen which we recommend to have a roof 
Built over it..."

"...a frame Stable and Carriage house (under one Cedar Roof) 22 feet square weatherboarded with Cedar 
slabbs in middling good repair, used as a Stable and for a Garden (under post and Rail fence)..."

œ35 yearly

"...a Brick messuage adjoining the herein before described Brick messuage...35 feet in length and 8 feet in 
Breadth 2 Stories high a cellar underneath the whole with an Outside door opening into the same (which we 
advise repaired) a back window therin, 2 rooms on the first floor, one fire place in the back room with a stair case 
in the front Room thereof, door, and window in the front Glazed, and a door window front and back opening into 
them, plaistering much fallen down and a good Cedar roof over the shole..."

œ12 per year

"...a frame two Story wooden Shop...24 feet in length and 12 feet in breadth, weatherboarded with Inch 
pine, the floor in the first Story of Oak, and the floor in the upper Story of pine having 4 windows with Shutters, 
containing 44 panes of Glass a back and front door, all under a Cedar Roof, also an old shed frame adjoining the 
same 15 feet in length and 12 feet in breadth weather boarding Rotten and almost all fallen off - the Roof in 
Ruins,...the same be weatherboarded and a new roof put thereon..."

œ7/10 a year

"...Two one Story log dwelling houses, about 14 feet square with brick Chimney..."

œ22/10 yearly rent


Little Creek

"...a brick and frame dwelling house, a part where of Brick is 2 Stories high and 21 feet in length and 18 feet in 
breadth, a Cellar underneath, Cellar door in bad order, two cellar windows, a new porch, only one Room on the 
first floor, one outside door 3 windows in the first Story with Shutters Glazed except 7 panes of Glass broken, one 
fire place breast work good floor a Beaufat with Sash and Glass except 6 panes broken out, one room in the 
Second Story 4 windows glazed laithed and plaistered above and below, tho it is much fallen down all under a 
Cedar roof in common repair, one other part whereof Brick 22 feet in length and 18 feet in breadth, one Story and 
covered with a hip roof one room below plaistered the floor much worn and ordinary, a good breast work, 2 outside 
doors opening into the same the frames whereof want repairing, 2 windows in the same Glazed except 3 panes 
broke out, 2 rooms and one entry above plaistered but much broken and falling, 3 dormer windows with only a few 
panes of Glass therein in bad condition, a Cedar roof over the whole both old and leaky, the brick wall near the 
ground Cracked and dangerous, one other park whereof a 2 Story frame 18 feet in length and 12 feet in breadth 
weatherboarded with inch Cedar boards, one room below Stairs, agood floor, 2 windows in the first Story with 
Sash Glass and Shutters, fire place therein, laithed and plaistered, the room in the Second Story hath 3 windows 
Sash and Glass except 8 panes broken out, a Stair case laithed and plaistered the whole under a Cedar Roof, 
Also thereon a framed Granery weather boarded with Cedar 25 by 20 feet square 2 floors all under a Cedar roof in 
common repair, a Carriage house with a Shed roof adjoining the before described granery in bad repair.--a log 
kitchen 20 by 18 feet one Story earth floor below plank floor above, a brick chimney all under a Cedar roof in 
ordinary repair, an old one Story log shop 10 by 12 feet, oak roof gable ends in bad repair earth floor, door broken 
down, a frame draw well in good order a small log smoke house 10 by 12 feet oak roof Cedar Gable ends in good 
repair...a corn crib in the worst repair, a log Stable 18 by 16 feet one Story covered with Cedar boards in common 
repair a frame Barn 25 by 20 cedar weatherboarding a good floor door and window covered with Cedar Shingles 
in good repair...should be raised and set on Stone pillars...the hip roofed part of the dwelling house be repaired 
raised higher with brick and made a square roof of, that the old corn cribb be repaired and a new Corn cribb 
built..."

œ120 yearly Rent

KENNEDY, DAVID/MARGARETT  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 124 (1804)			Duck Creek

"...one Story high 16 by 24 feet - 2 rooms - 2 doors 2 windows with Sash and 9 panes of Glass therein - 
there are 2 fire places breast work and a Stair Case - 2 rooms above ceiled with Boards a plank floor below and 
above weatherboarding in bad order, front porch a wreck hearths in bad order, neither lathed or plastered above 
nor below Stairs, front door broken one of the Sills of the house rotten there is a Stair case and Closet, there is 
also a log Kitchen under a cedar roof having 2 windows and one door--all in ruins we advise a new door made, the 
house new silled, and put on Brick pillars and the weatherboarding repaired..."

œ12/10 yearly rent

"...one Story brick and frame Messuage...having 2 rooms on the first floor, an out side front and back door, 
2 windows in the back...no sash, there is one fire place, floors of plank above and below, all under an old Sedar 
Roof...a Log Kitchen 15 by 11 feet square one Story high the roof whereof is rotten and a few of the logs are 
rotten, the door is gone...the Kitchen to be repaired with new logs a new roof, door made, that the Brick Chimney 
Standing thereon be repaired..."

œ10 yearly Rent

KENNEDY, DAVID/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 120 (1804)			Duck Creek

"...a frame School House in Duck Creek cross Roads 30 by 15 feet weatherboarded with pine, 5 windows 
with Sash and 60 panes of Glass therein with window Shutters - one Story high covered with a cedar Roof (Note 
there are 2 doors)..."

œ15 per year

"...a large 2 Story Brick dwelling House 40 by 25 feet a celler underneath with 4 windows in front thereof 
and 2 back on the first floor there is 3 Rooms, and 3 fire places, and an Entry with a Stair case - the entry nor the 
largest Room neither laithed or plaistered the other 2 rooms finished in said first Story there is 4 windows in front 
with Shutters and 2 back with Shutters all Glazed 2 doors - in the Second Story there is 4 Rooms two whereof and 
the entry neither laithed or plaistered 2 fire places 4 windows in front 3 back all Glazed, the Garret unfinished, all 
under a Cedar Roof in Ordinary repair; the 2 Story Brick Kitchen is 24 by 18 feet two doors on the first Story one 
front and the other back, 3 windows in the front no Glass in them one window back no Glass in them one window 
back no Glass therein - there is a Brick Partition dividing said Kitchen into 2 rooms each of which have a fire place, 
one paved with Brick the other laid with a plank floor -- the whole under a Cedar roof...the Celler Steps be 
repaired, the front door of the Kitchen repaired and plain Shutters be made to the Kitchen windows -- a Frame 
Carriage house adjoining the Kitchen in bad repair - which we advised repaired a brick Smoke house 12 feet 
square the roof whereof ruinous - a pump almost worn out a brick over, a Large frame Barn in ruins - which we 
advised repaired -- a Corn Crib 18 by 8 in good order 2 shed addjoining it in bad repair, a sawed log Corn Crib in 
ruins, which we advise repaired..."

œ130 yearly Rent

KENNEDY, DAVID/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 181 (1805)			Duck Creek

"...number one...a large 2 Story Brick dwelling House, and a 2 Story brick Kitchen, the dwelling House 40 
feet by 25 feet 3 rooms on the first floor with 3 fire places therein and entry with a Stair case the passage or entry 
and the largest room neither lathed nor plaistered the other 2 Rooms finished 4 windows in front with Shutters and 
2 back with Shutters 2 doors all Glazed, 4 Rooms on the second floor, 2 where of and the entry not laithed nor 
plaistered 4 windows in front and 3 back all glazed 2 fire places therein, the Garrett unfinished the Roof Cedar, 4 
windows in front of Second Story and 2 windows back, a Cellar Underneath the whole, the Brick kitchen 24 by 18 
feet 2 doors the one front the other back 3 windows in front no Glass in them, one window back no glass, a brick 
Partition through the same with 2 fire places, one of the Rooms paved with brick the other laid with plank a cellar 
underneath the whole - and covered with a Cedar roof we direct the Cellar Steps repaired, and plain Shutters to 
the Kitchen window A Frame Carriage house adjoining the Kitchen in bad repair, which we direct to be repaired, a 
brick smoke house 12 feet square a bad roof - a pump in bad order a brick oven, a large frame barn in bad order, 
to be repaired, a Corn Crib 18 by 8 feet in good order 2 sheds adjoining it in bad repair - another Corn Cribb 
sawed logs..."

œ130 yearly rent


Duck Creek Cross Roads  Ball Street

"...Number two a School House one Story high 30 by 15 a frame, weatherboarded with pine a Cedar roof 
5 windows with 60 lights 2 doors window Shutters...weatherboarding thereof to be repaired..."

œ15 yearly rent


KENNEDY, DAVID/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 111 (1803)			Duck Creek

"...a Brick dwelling House, log Kitchen, Frame Shop lately weatherboarded - in good repair (the steps into 
the Celler excepted) together with an old framed Carriage House & log Stable in bad repair..."

$80.00 per annum

"...an old log house in bad repair, a Shop adjoining in good - (a few panes of Glass wanting and sashes 
worm eaten excepted)..."

$30.00 per Annum

KILLEN, HENRY/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 338 (1791)

"...one 2 Story Frame dwelling House 16 by 28 feet Covered with Cedar and Weather boarded with Oak 
Boards with a cellar under two thirds ofit No chimneys nor flors in it without doors window Sashes or Shutters, one 
old logg dwelling House and one old frame ditto with a logg kitchen the chimneys of Which are in bad repair, one 
corn crib one Smoke house one brick Oven all of Which are in good repair, one hewed Logg barn without a floor 
and doors one Logg carriage House without a Roof 2 Stables in Midling repair...the new House above described 
ought to be finished in a plain and Substantial manner also the Barn and Carriage House be repaired with the 
Wants above described..."

œ42 per Annum

KIMMEY, JOSEPH/REBECKAH/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 146 (1804)			Dover

"...with the addition of about 300 Rails..."

"...one loged dwelling house in tolerable repair except the Chimney which we order to be toped off, and 
the roof amended, one old loged Kitchen...one old Smoke house without a Roof, which we order to be put on with 
half price pine board, two Corn Cribbs in midling repair..."

œ25 per year


KING, JOHN/NANCY  (K.C.O.CT.) E-p. 290 (1790)			Mispillion - 1782

"...one dwelling house 26 feet by 20 one storey with 3 roomes on the under floore in good repair with one 
coock house smock house corn house & stable in ornarey repair...about 600 pannels of fence in ornerey repair..."

œ15 per annom




KIRKLEY, GEORGE/MARGARET  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 70 (1802)

"...two loged Houses occupied as dwelling houses, with board floors one of them in pretty good repair the 
other not so good...repair...by putting in a few logs, repairing the Roof..."

$55.00 Annuel Sum


KIRKLEY, JAMES  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 37 (1801)				Little Creek

"...a sawed log dwelling house about 18 feet by 20 feet square one story high..."

œ101/5 annual rent

KIRKLY, GEORGE/MARGARETT  (K.C.O.CT) G-p. 55 (1809)

"...a framed dwelling house 24 by 18 feet in bad repair, a 10 ft. shed adjoining an old granery, do Stable 
bad repair, one corn crib pretty good, a log Kitchen, do smoke house..."

$100.00 annuel value

KENNEDY, DAVID/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 120 (1804)			Duck Creek

"...a frame School House in Duck Creek cross Roads 30 by 15 feet weatherboarded with pine, 5 windows 
with Sash and 60 panes of Glass therein with window Shutters - one Story high covered with a cedar Roof (Note 
there are 2 doors)..."

œ15 per year

"...a large 2 Story Brick dwelling House 40 by 25 feet a celler underneath with 4 windows in front thereof 
and 2 back on the first floor there is 3 Rooms, and 3 fire places, and an Entry with a Stair case - the entry nor the 
largest Room neither laithed or plaistered the other 2 rooms finished in said first Story there is 4 windows in front 
with Shutters and 2 back with Shutters all Glazed 2 doors - in the Second Story there is 4 Rooms two whereof and 
the entry neither laithed or plaistered 2 fire places 4 windows in front 3 back all Glazed, the Garret unfinished, all 
under a Cedar Roof in Ordinary repair; the 2 Story Brick Kitchen is 24 by 18 feet two doors on the first Story one 
front and the other back, 3 windows in the front no Glass in them one window back no Glass in them one window 
back no Glass therein - there is a Brick Partition dividing said Kitchen into 2 rooms each of which have a fire place, 
one paved with Brick the other laid with a plank floor -- the whole under a Cedar roof...the Celler Steps be 
repaired, the front door of the Kitchen repaired and plain Shutters be made to the Kitchen windows -- a Frame 
Carriage house adjoining the Kitchen in bad repair - which we advised repaired a brick Smoke house 12 feet 
square the roof whereof ruinous - a pump almost worn out a brick over, a Large frame Barn in ruins - which we 
advised repaired -- a Corn Crib 18 by 8 in good order 2 shed addjoining it in bad repair, a sawed log Corn Crib in 
ruins, which we advise repaired..."

œ130 yearly Rent


KENNEDY, DAVID/MARY  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 181 (1805)			Duck Creek

"...number one...a large 2 Story Brick dwelling House, and a 2 Story brick Kitchen, the dwelling House 40 
feet by 25 feet 3 rooms on the first floor with 3 fire places therein and entry with a Stair case the passage or entry 
and the largest room neither lathed nor plaistered the other 2 Rooms finished 4 windows in front with Shutters and 
2 back with Shutters 2 doors all Glazed, 4 Rooms on the second floor, 2 where of and the entry not laithed nor 
plaistered 4 windows in front and 3 back all glazed 2 fire places therein, the Garrett unfinished the Roof Cedar, 4 
windows in front of Second Story and 2 windows back, a Cellar Underneath the whole, the Brick kitchen 24 by 18 
feet 2 doors the one front the other back 3 windows in front no Glass in them, one window back no glass, a brick 
Partition through the same with 2 fire places, one of the Rooms paved with brick the other laid with plank a cellar 
underneath the whole - and covered with a Cedar roof we direct the Cellar Steps repaired, and plain Shutters to 
the Kitchen window A Frame Carriage house adjoining the Kitchen in bad repair, which we direct to be repaired, a 
brick smoke house 12 feet square a bad roof - a pump in bad order a brick oven, a large frame barn in bad order, 
to be repaired, a Corn Crib 18 by 8 feet in good order 2 sheds adjoining it in bad repair - another Corn Cribb 
sawed logs..."

œ130 yearly rent

Duck Creek Cross Roads  Ball Street

"...Number two a School House one Story high 30 by 15 a frame, weatherboarded with pine a Cedar roof 
5 windows with 60 lights 2 doors window Shutters...weatherboarding thereof to be repaired..."

œ15 yearly rent

KENNEDY, DAVID/WILLIAM  (K.C.O.CT.) F-p. 111 (1803)			Duck Creek

"...a Brick dwelling House, log Kitchen, Frame Shop lately weatherboarded - in good repair (the steps into 
the Celler excepted) together with an old framed Carriage House & log Stable in bad repair..."

$80.00 per annum

"...an old log house in bad repair, a Shop adjoining in good - (a few panes of Glass wanting and sashes 
worm eaten excepted)..."

$30.00 per Annum

KILLEN, HENRY/MARY (K.C.O.CT.) D-p. 338 (1791)

"...one 2 Story Frame dwelling House 16 by 28 feet Covered with Cedar and Weather boarded with Oak 
Boards with a cellar under two thirds ofit No chimneys nor flors in it without doors window Sashes or Shutters, one 
old logg dwelling House and one old frame ditto with a logg kitchen the chimneys of Which are in bad repair, one 
corn crib o