Book 79, Leaf 6 From the Essex County Registry Of Deeds |
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WENHAM GRANTOR DEED
Philip sold the Wenham woodlot to Hezekiah and Anna Ober, who lived on Hale St. in the house built for them by her uncle. Hezekiah and Anna were about 39, and pregnant with their seventh child. His brothers are the witnesses, Nicholas, 34 and Samuel, 27. Stephen Sewell was Registrar of Deeds, Essex County Salem, Massachusetts, and held numerous public offices: clerk of the special Court of Oyer and Terminer which tried the witchcraft cases of 1692, |
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Clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas, Major of the Militia and Justice
of the Peace. In the Journals of the General Court of 1738, 500 acres of public land near Salem were voted to his children in recognition of their
father's service in Queen Anne's War between the English and the French.
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