Abstracts, 1776-1786

Included below are detailed abstracts of the 1776-1779 mortgages, containing at least the following information for each: name of mortgagor; place of residence; amount of principal; number of acres; type of property (if not described simply as a tract of land); location of land and any bodies of water mentioned; and bordering property owners and roads. The mortgage date has been noted on only the last six abstracts since the others are all dated 25 March 1776. In some cases, the abstract also includes: mortgagor's occupation; a note relative to the discharge of the mortgage (some as late as 1786); and/or references to previous owners, deeds or inheritance.

Most of the mortgages were witnessed by Samuel Shaw and Thomas Redman. Any witnesses other than these two men are noted at the end of the abstract. Also, unless the abstract includes a notation "[his mark]" or "[her mark]," it can be assumed that the mortgage is followed by the original signature of the mortgagor. In cases where the signature of the mortgagor differs from the spelling of the name used in the mortgage text, both variations are noted in the abstract, with the signature spelling shown first.

Finally, the proper spelling of municipal names has been used in the descriptions despite variations which may appear in the original (e.g., Galloway is used instead of "Galway"). However, names of local places and water courses have been transcribed as they were originally written (with [sic] used to denote a non-standard spelling).

No.	Description
1.	[Page torn out of volume; probably mortgage of Thomas Clark based on applicant list in minutes; see also No. 4 below].
2.	Nathaniel Sippel of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £85 for 115 acres (messuage, tenements, plantation and tract of land and marsh where the mortgagor now lives) in the same place on the southwest side of Absechom [sic] Creek and a small creek, bounded by Morris Risley, Thomas Risley, William Read, a bridge and an old causeway, excepting 15 acres sold to William Boice [discharged 25 March 1778].
3.	John Covenover of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £90 for 300 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on Oyster Creek, Risley's Creek and the Bay, excepting one moiety belonging to Joseph Covenover.
4.	David Clark of Galloway Twp., £90 for all parcels and tracts "Granted by Thomas Clark in a Preceding Mortgage" containing 250 acres and 3 roods, one moiety of which the mortgagor is lawfully seized ["Discharged"].
5.	Samuel Flaningam of Deptford Twp., £70 for 1 acre and 21 roods (messuage and tract) in Woodbury bounded by Thomas Saunder, New Street and John Sell [discharged 1 April 1779 -Jno. Gruffyth].
6.	Timothy Shaler of Galloway Twp., £90 for 500 acres in the same place on the north side of Indian Cabin Branch west of the bridge, and on Pine Creek and Landing Creek ["Discharged"].
7.	Jonas Adams of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £25 for 50 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place ["Discharged"].
8.	James Ireland of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £50 for 96 acres (messuage, tenements, plantation and two tracts of land and swamp) in the same place on Absechon [sic] Creek, bounded by Joseph Conover and Morris Risley, excepting 19 acres granted to Joseph Covenover and Robert Doughty [discharged 25 March 1778].
9.	Richard Collins of Galloway Twp., £90 for 223 acres of pineland in the same place [discharged 25 March 1780].
10.	John Badcock of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £90 for eight tracts in the same place which the mortgagor purchased from Richard Manring by indenture dated 15 May 1775 (recorded in the Secretary's Office at Burlington in Liber AH, folio 354 and 361) [discharged 1 April 1779 -John Gill].
11.	John Redman of Newton Twp., £90 for 50 acres in the same place on a branch of Newton Creek called Peters Creek [discharged 31 March 1778].
12.	William McCarrell of Galloway Twp., £40 for unspecified acreage (messuage and tract where the mortgagor now lives) in the same place bounded by James Holmes, the same being part of a tract surveyed for Thomas Budd of the City of Philadelphia [discharged 31 March 1779 -Jno. Gruffyth].
13.	Amariah Lake of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £30 for 81 acres (three adjacent tracts) on the South River by a swamp or cripple, bounded by Godfrey [discharged 25 March 1779].
14.	Daniel Townsend of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £35 for three tracts in the same place contained in a deed from Elijah Townsend dated 24 July 1769, as follows: 1) 45 acres on the west side of South River; 2) a tract between Elias Smith and the first tract; and 3) a tract of marsh on the River between Elias Smith and Japhet Ireland [discharged 1 April 1779].
15.	Stephen Morris [his mark] of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £35 for 150 acres (five tracts) in the same place on Great Egg Harbour River, bounded by Joseph Sawin, Amariah Lake, Richard Somers and James Caruthers, being the same land purchased by the mortgagor from Charles Steelman by deed dated 12 August 1775.
16.	Joseph Sawin [his mark] of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £35 for 112 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Great Egg Harbour River and a small creek that puts out on the river's southwest side, "being the first Creek of any Bigness below where Edward Dowars now lives also the said Creek is the bounds of Ruddock Townsend's Meadow" [discharged 25 March 1778].
17.	Christopher Raape of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £65 for 200 acres on the River "about a half a Mile below the Mouth of a Branch called Badcocks Creek."
18.	Daniel Wills of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 70 acres in the same place bounded by John Munyon, the grandchildren of William Harrison (deceased), and Munyon & Homan's land.
19.	John Rodgers/Rogers of Gloucester Twp., £90 for 210 acres in the same place bounded by land surveyed ("or intended so to be") to John Estaugh for 350 acres, Samuel Scull, Francis Varner (to "the Original Corner of Peter Rich's land or said to be"), excepting "about two Acres of Land within said Bounds formerly Convey'd by Samuel Scull to Michael Fisher Esq:r & others for the Use of a Meeting House now Erected thereon" and also excepting 20 acres "Conveyed or intended to be Conveyed to James Rowand."
20.	William Fowler [his mark] of Gloucester Twp., £90 for 323 acres in the same place "at the place called the Ponds," bounded by R. Mattock, Inskeep and Egg Harbour Road; also 1.3 acres of cedar swamp [discharged 25 March 1780].
21.	Thomas Burrough of Waterford Twp., £45 for 209 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on the south side of the South West Branch of Pennskawking [sic] Creek, bounded by Philip Wallace, Thomas Wollard, Benjamin Morgan and Samuel Burrough [discharged 26 March 1777].
22.	Jeremiah Paul of Deptford Twp., £90 for unspecified acreage (plantation and tract) in the same place, late property of Henry Weatherby taken in execution and sold by Thomas Denny Esq., High Sheriff, to the mortgagor by deed dated 30 October 1773 [discharged 25 March 1778].
23.	Robert Zane of Greenwich Twp., £90 for unspecified acreage (plantation and tract) in the same place devised to the mortgagor by Robert Zane [Sr.] by his will dated 28 June 1769 [discharged 25 March 1778].
24.	Jeremiah Risley [his mark] of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £90 for 100 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place "Adjoining on the East side of the Land of Jonas Valentine deceased and on the West side of William Leaks land deceased & on the North side of the sound & on the south side of the woods as it now lieth" [discharged 25 March 1778 by Jonathan Risley, executor of Jeremiah Risley Sr.].
25.	Jeremiah Risley Jr. of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £55 for 100 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on the sound or bay [discharged 25 March 1778].
26.	Peter Couenover of Galloway Twp., £45 for unspecified acreage (plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by Nicholas Sooy and Nehemiah Leeds, the same purchased by John Couenover from Robert Friend Price, Esq., Sheriff, by deed dated 17 November 1757 and devised by John to the mortgagor ["Discharged"].
27.	Adam Blakman/Blackman of Galloway Twp., £25 for 32 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by Japhet Leeds' 50 acres.
28.	Edward Dowers [his mark] of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £90 for 227 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Great Egg Harbour River, bounded by Godfrey's line below the mortgagor's house, Richard Somers and Samuel Snell; also 15 acres of salt marsh on the southwest side of the said river ["Discharged"].
29.	Samuel Harker of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 150 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Raccoon Creek, bounded by Chester, Guest & Gill, Thomas Roberts and Nathan Boys [discharged 30 March 1779].
30.	Robert Smith of Galloway Twp., £90 for 106.79 acres (tract and saw mill) in the same place on Middle Run "about a Chain below An Old Beaver Dam," bounded by I/J. S. (marker) [discharged 25 March 1778].
31.	Felix Fislar of Woolwich Twp., £90 for one moiety of 760 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in Greenwich Twp. on Pole-Bridge Branch and little Ease Branch, bounded by John Gosling & Benjamin Devall's land ["Discharged"].
32.	James Russell of Woolwich Twp., £90 for three tracts in the same place, as follows: 1) 50 acres on little Timber Creek bounded by land late of Thomas Wood; 2) 5 acres of cedar swamp late of Samuel Rain, bounded by Walter Fawcett; and 3) 48 acres bounded by John Orchard and Fawcett [discharged 25 March 1779].
33.	Evi Smith of Galloway Twp., £90 for [350 or 550] acres (plantation and tract where the mortgagor now dwells) in the same place, the same purchased of Samuel Smith and Jane, his wife, by deed dated 9 May 1754 [discharged 25 March 1778].
34.	Mikel/Michael Pearce/Peirce of Galloway Twp., £25 for 50 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place near the road from Egg Harbor to Philadelphia.
35.	Thomas Wescot/Westcott of Galloway Twp., £90 for 258 acres and 2 roods (three tracts) of land and cedar swamp in the same place, the same the mortgagor purchased from Richard Westcott by indenture dated 10 January 1776 (recorded in the Secretary's Office at Burlington) [discharged 31 March 1779 -Jno. Gruffyth].
36.	Richard Wescot/Westcott of Galloway Twp., £90 for 46 acres (messuage, tenement and tract) in the same place on the River and a cripple, bounded by John Monrow [discharged 31 March 1779 -Jno. Gruffyth].
37.	Robert Mattocke/Mattocks of Gloucester Twp., £90 for several tracts and one fourth part of a saw mill in the same place, conveyed to the mortgagor by Richard Fry and Susannah, his wife, by indenture dated 6 July 1765 [discharged 25 March 1778].
38.	Simon Lucas and John Lucas of Galloway Twp., £90 for the following: 1) 200 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Lucas's Branch; and 2) 45 acres of salt march surveyed as recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Liber S No. 6, page 329; these premises having been devised to the mortgagor by the will of Christopher Lucas (deceased) [discharged by Simon Lucas, 25 March 1779].
39.	Robert Morss, Esq., of Galloway Twp., £70 for a grist mill and 60 acres in the same place, the survey of which is recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Liber P, folio 127-128; also 123 acres, 2 roods and 16 perches in the same place, the survey of which is recorded in Liber P, folio 321-322.
40.	Edward Bowin/Bowen of Galloway Twp., £90 for 198 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract where the mortgagor dwells) in the same place on Nacut [sic] Creek, bounded by Joseph Johnson, Henry Davis and the Maple Swamp, excepting a certain island granted to Sarah Johnson.
41.	Peter Couenover (son of Isaiah) of Galloway Twp., £80 for 173 acres (four tracts) in the same place, the same the mortgagor purchased from Ezekiel Weekes and Mary, his wife, by deed dated 10 February 1770 ["Discharged"].
42.	Lucas Gibbs of Deptford Twp., £90 for 2 roods, 39 perches and 20 links (house and lot where the mortgagor now dwells) [place not specified] bounded by the road leading from Gloucester to Salem, and by Israel Matson and Thomas Rambo [discharged 25 March 1778].
43.	Benjamin Brush of Galloway Twp., £90 for 14 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract where the mortgagor now lives) in the same place on the west side of "Mullacais [sic] River Just below a Certain landing called Reads Landing" and on a "Tongue of Land that puts out in a Cove," bounded by I/J. M. (marker), excepting 5 acres lying next to Richard Westcott [discharged 25 April 1780].
44.	[Page torn out of volume; mortgage of Conrod Shoemaker according to surviving index page].
45.	[Page torn out of volume; possibly mortgage of Zebulon Pearson based on applicant list in minutes].
46.	Jonas Denny/Denne [his mark] of Greenwich Twp., £45 for 13 acres in the same place bounded by Cohawkin Road and Samuel Cozens.
47.	Thomas Batten of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 218 acres in the same place on Raccoon Creek, bounded by Batten's other land on the south side of Raccoon Creek (about 2 chains above the mouth of Dr. Vanleer's fulling mill brook), and by William Foster and John Smith, excepting a certain piece granted to John Smith [discharged 30 March 1779].
48.	Randle Morgan of Galloway Twp., £90 for 276 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by Blackwood, David Morgan, the mortgagor's other land and Fisher [discharged 25 March 1779].
49.	John Hatton of Woolwich Twp., £45 for 9 acres of meadow ground in the same place on Raccoon Creek [discharged 8 June 1779 by Samuel Kaighn, Commissioner for Selling Forfeited Estates].
50.	Jacob Stille of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 368 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Old Mans Creek [sic], bounded by Joseph Aplin, James Halton and William Guest, excepting 155 acres heretofore conveyed by the mortgagor ["Discharged"].
51.	John Cox of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 150 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Raccoon Creek near the Ferry Road, bounded by James James, lands late the property of the Rumfords, John Ladd and 20 acres of land and swamp belonging to Thomas James [discharged 8 June 1779].
52.	Daniel Packer of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 58¾ acres (three tracts) in the same place, of which the mortgagor became seized by an indenture from his mother, Eleoner [sic] Packer, dated the 17th of 12th Mo., 1773 [discharged 25 March 1779].
53.	Elijah Cozens of Greenwich Twp., £55 for 140 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Cozen's Mill Creek [discharged 25 March 1778].
54.	Samuel Snell of Great Egg Harbour Twp., £90 for 82 acres (tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on the east side of Egg Harbour River "a little below Gravel Run by the Road side" [mentions the mortgagor's house].
55.	David Morgan of Deptford Twp., £90 for 154 acres (plantation and two tracts where the mortgagor now dwells) in the same place, the same devised to the mortgagor and his brother Jonathan by their father, George Morgan, and conveyed to the mortgagor by Jonathan by deed dated 23 January 1764 [includes a note, apparently on the wrong page, that the mortgage was discharged by Benjamin Bate, the mortgagor, 30 March 1779; see below].
56.	Benjamin Bate of Gloucester Twp., £90 for 702¼ acres (three tracts) in the same place on a branch of Little Egg Harbour River called Blue Anchor Branch, of which lands the mortgagor is lawfully seized by virtue of an indenture from Richard Fry dated 23 March 1770, excepting 50 acres which Fry conveyed to John Wilson [discharged; see above].
57.	Richard Gibbs of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 78 acres (tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on Nohonsey Creek and Morse Creek, bounding "on Abraham Long's old survey" [discharged 25 March 1778].
58.	William White of Greenwich Twp., £90 for two tracts of land and meadow ground in the same place, as follows: 1) 41 acres on Nohonsey Branch bounded by the mortgagor's other land, Bramin and William Mickle; and 2) 40 acres adjoining the first tract which Samuel Cozens and Catharine, his wife, conveyed to William White (the mortgagor's father) by deed dated 20 October 1759, which land the mortgagor holds as heir-at-law [discharged 25 March 1778].
59.	Michael Wolf of Greenwich Twp., £45 for 24 acres in the same place bounded by Cohawkin Road, Restore Lippincott, Jacob Wolf, Salem Road and John Eglington, excepting 8 acres conveyed to Timothy Clark and ¼ acre conveyed for a schoolhouse [discharged 8 June 1779].
60.	George Cozens of Greenwich Twp., £45 for 23 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by Hooper, Eglington, David Paul and Cozens' other lands [discharged 25 March 1778].
61.	Andrew Lock of Greenwich Twp., £45 for 5½ acres of meadow in the same place on Mantua Creek, bounded by lands formerly of Thomas McCombs and by Gabriel Rambo [discharged 1 April 1777 by Joshua Paul, executor].
62.	Benjamin Cheesman of Gloucester Twp., £80 for 421 acres in the same place surveyed to the mortgagor's father, Thomas Cheesman, as by return of 6 August 1751 (recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Liber E, folio 348), which descended to the mortgagor as heir-at-law, excepting 21 acres conveyed to Vespasian Kemble and Benjamin Crispin.
63.	Reuben Tomes/Tombs of Greenwich Twp., £55 for 40 acres (tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on Mantua Creek, bounded by lands late of Isaac [Comron?] and lands late of George Cozens, excepting 2 lots mentioned in the deed from John Tomes to the mortgagor and 11 acres which the mortgagor conveyed to John Chester [discharged 25 March 1778 by William Cozens, administrator].
64.	Daniel Hillman [his mark] of Newton Twp., £90 for 100 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in Gloucester Twp. which the mortgagor holds by virtue of the will of his father, John Hillman (deceased), bounded by lands late of Thomas Webster (deceased), lands late of Maihim Southwick, Daniel Hingston and lands late of John Hillman.
65.	Samuel Burrough of Waterford Twp., £90 for 6 acres and 3 roods (messuage, grist mill and piece of land) in the same place bounded by Joseph Collins, "the Road," Isaac Ellis and "the Water Course" [discharged 25 March 1777].
66.	William Cook and Ebenezer Cook of Woolwich Twp., £100 for 203 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Raccoon Creek, bounded by George Vanleer, the same land conveyed 31 May 1762 by William Vanleer to Ebenezer Cook, father of the said William, whereof William Cook became seized as heir-at-law and granted one moiety to the other mortgagor, Ebenezer (relationship to William not stated) [discharged 25 March 1780].
67.	Samuel Paul of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 135 acres and 90 perches (two tracts) in the same place, which the mortgagor purchased from Joshua Paul by deed dated the 22nd of 12th Mo., 1774 [discharged 25 March 1778].
68.	John Lardner of the City of Philadelphia, £90 for 52 acres of marsh in Deptford Twp. on the Delaware River, bounded by meadows late late of John Mickle, and Branson & Hinchman, the same surveyed to William Branson (recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Book N6 of Surveys, folio 372) [discharged 30 March 1779].
69.	Joshua Hopper of Deptford Twp., £75 for 174¾ acres (where the mortgagor now lives) in the same place on Woodbury Creek [discharged 25 March 1779].
70.	William Wilkins of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 311 acres (plantation and tract) in the same place on Chesnut Branch (a branch of Mantua Creek), bounded by Chew and lands late of Olford [discharged 30 March 1778].
71.	Patrick Flaningan/Flanningham of Greenwich Twp., £90 for about 56 acres (three tracts) in the same place which the mortgagor purchased of Isaac Flanningham and Susannah, his wife, by deed dated 4 January 1773 ["Discharged"].
72.	Neal Lafarty/Lafferty [his mark] of Greenwich Twp., £25 for 50 acres (tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by Daniel Cozens and Isaac Dilks; also, John Laferty/Lafferty, son of Neal, "being Seiz'd of one third part of the above Granted Premises Doth hereby Grant the same" [discharged 25 March 1780].
73.	John Thorne of Gloucester Twp., £90 for 250 acres (messuage, saw mill and tract) in the same place on the old Saw Mill Pond and the Coal Kiln Hallow, bounded by Benjamin Richards [discharged 25 March 1778].
74.	William Cooper of Greenwich Twp., £90 for two tracts in the same place, as follows: 1) 100 acres on the Delaware River bounded by lands late of Mounce Coxe and land formerly surveyed to John Budd; and 2) 112½ acres on the River bounded by Philip Paul, the Town's line and Governor Penn's line [discharged 8 March 1784 by Thomas Clark -Jo. Hugg, Commr].
75.	Savil Wilson of Deptford Twp., £90 for 51 acres, 1 rood and 20 perches in the same place which the mortgagor purchased of John Sparks and Mary, his wife, by deed dated 25 February 1761 (recorded in the Secretary's Office at Burlington in Liber A-I of Deeds, folio 316) [discharged 25 March 1780].
76.	Jonathan Morgan of Deptford Twp., £90 for 200½ acres (messuage, plantation and tract) in the same place on Great Timber Creek at the mouth of Steeles Branch, bounded by Isaac Inskeep, Isaac Ballenger and Samuel Clement [discharged 25 March 1779].
77.	Samuel Hugg of Gloucester Town, £90 for two tracts in Gloucester Twp., as follows: 1) 106 acres bounded by William Hammitt and vacant land; and 2) 150 acres on Coopers Creek [discharged 30 March 1779].
78.	Andrew Hendrickson of Greenwich Twp., £30 for 140 acres (messuage, plantation and tract) in the same place on the west side of Repaupa [sic] Creek, bounded by Jones and Samuel Harrison [discharged 25 March 1779].
79.	John Lock [his mark] of Greenwich Twp., £30 for 100 acres (messuage, plantation and tract) in the same place [discharged 25 March 1779].
80.	[Page torn out of book; possibly mortgage of Jester Holten, John Pinyard Jr. or Abraham Devall based on applicant list in minutes].
81.	Page torn out of book; mortgage of "Sarah Steelman &c" according to surviving index page; may relate to Jester Holten-see 1786 mortgage #77].
82.	Elias Lock of Woolwich Twp., £55 for 70 acres (messuage, tenements, plantation and tract) in the same place, the same conveyed by Jestah Lock to his son Swan Lock (father of the mortgagor) by deed of gift dated 8 April 1741, of which the mortgagor stands seized as heir-at-law [discharged 8 April 1777].
83.	Daniel Sutharland/Sutherland of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 18 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on Barbaries Run and Repaupa [sic] Creek, bounded by Lock's survey [discharged 29 March 1779].
84.	Richard Batten of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 218 acres (messuage, tenement and two tracts) in the same place which the mortgagor purchased from William Foster by deed dated 30 October 1773.
85.	Benjamin Bacon of Greenwich Twp., £35 for 10 acres in the same place bounded by Joseph Gray, Cohawkin Road, Samuel Platt and John Pinyard [discharged 25 March 1779].
86.	Samuel Platt of Greenwich Twp., £45 for 23 acres (plantation and two tracts) in the same place, as follows: 1) on Cohawkin Road; and 2) bounded by Sutton, the same lands conveyed to the mortgagor by John Munyon and Mary, his wife, by deed dated the 21st of 11th Mo., 1774 [discharged 25 March 1780].
87.	Isaac Braman of Deptford Twp., £15 for 180 acres of land and swamp in the same place bounded by Parker, excepting 100 acres conveyed to William Weatherby [discharged].
88.	Abraham Dilkes/Dilks of Deptford Twp., £90 for 100 acres (messuage, tenement, grist mill and tract) in the same place at the mouth of Break Back Run and Mantua Creek, bounded by William Chester, excepting a landing conveyed to Jonathan Chew and Samuel Eastlack [discharged 25 March 1780].
89.	James Steelman of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 100 acres in the same place on the west side of a branch of Homan's Creek [discharged 29 March 1779].
90.	John Groff and Kesia, his wife, of Deptford Twp., £90 for unspecified acreage (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract of land and meadow ground) in the same place "at the Bridge where the Road Crosses a Branch of Woodbury Creek thence down said Branch the several Courses thereof," bounded by Joshua Ward [discharged 25 March 1780].
91.	Nathan Kimsey of Deptford Twp., £90 for 120 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on the north end of a small run that issues into Woodbury Creek and on Woodbury Creek, bounded by John Hopper and John Ladd, the same devised to the mortgagor by his father, Thomas Kimsey.
92.	Francis Batten of Upper Penns Neck, Salem Co., £90 for 170 acres and 3 roods in Woolwich Twp. bounded by John Estaugh, Amariah Ballenger, Thomas Batten, John Smith and Smith & Estaugh [discharged 25 March 1777].
93.	Amariah Ballinger of Woolwich Twp., £90 for 222 acres in the same place which the mortgagor purchased of William Foster and Hannah, his wife, by deed of 9 December 1773, excepting 100 acres on the southeast end ["discharged"].
94.	John Smith of Woolwich Twp., £50 for 42½ acres and 38 perches in the same place which the mortgagor purchased from Thomas Batten by deed dated 30 October 1773.
95.	Samuel Brown of Newton Twp., £90 for 1 acre (messuage, tenement and lot) in the same place bounded by Joseph Rowand and Samuel Clement; also a lot of 4 acres bounded by Samuel Clement, Nathaniel Clement and Samuel Kennard [discharged 31 March 1778].
96.	Thomas Githens of Newton Twp., £90 for unspecified acreage (dwelling house, blacksmith shop and lot) in the Town of Haddonfield fronting on Main Street and bounded westerly by Marcy Redman and Thomas Redman, northerly by Sarah Hopkins, and easterly by Samuel Kennard [discharged 25 March 1777].
97.	Joshua Paul of Greenwich Twp., £90 for 14 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place bounded by David Brown, Restore Lippincott, David Paul, Salem Road and Gabriel D'Veber.
98.	Benjamin Devaull [his mark] of Greenwich Twp., £50 for a messuage, tenement, plantation and two tracts in the same place, as follows: 1) 50 acres, the survey of which is recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Liber M, folio 181; and 2) 90 acres which the mortgagor purchased from Samuel Shivers by deed dated 7 August 1752 [discharged 25 April 1780]. "N.B. The above Grantor at the time of Executing the above Mortgage was 87 Years of Age. —Shaw."
99.	Charles French of Waterford Twp., £100 for 259 acres (messuage, plantation and tract where the mortgagor now lives), which he purchased of James Childs and Jane, his wife, by deed of 20 April 1747 [witnessed by Samuel Eastlack; discharged 29 March 1779].
100.	Samuel Eastlack of Waterford Twp., £90 for 23 acres (messuage, plantation and tract) in the same place on "the Kings Highway a little above Judah Clemens's House," bounded by Benjamin Ellis, lands late of William Ellis (deceased) and Clemens [witnessed by Richard Batten; discharged 25 March 1778].
101.	Benjamin Pittfield and John Johnson of Gloucester Twp., yeomen, £90 for 175 acres (messuage, plantation and tract) in the same place, of which the mortgagor stands seized by virtue of a deed of gift from the said John Johnson dated 3 February 1774, the same tract Johnson purchased from Samuel Clement by deed dated 6 February 1768 (recorded in the Secretary's Office at Burlington in Liber Z, folio 172) [witnessed by Richard Batten; discharged by Pittfield, 25 March 1778].
102.	Hugh McCallum/McCullum of Galloway Twp., yeoman, £62 for unspecified acreage (land and salt marsh) in the same place, the survey of which is recorded in the Surveyor General's Office at Burlington in Liber ... (omitted), folio 320-321 [witnessed by Israel Morris Jr. and Ezekiel Hutchinson; discharged 1 April 1777].
103.	Francis Batten of Woolwich Twp., £100 for 45 acres (messuage, tenement and tract) in the same place on Church Run, bounded by Jonathan Rumford, John Leonard, Thomas Witkins, the Kings Road and Thomas James, which premises are held by virtue of the last will and testament of Francis Batten (deceased), excepting 1½ acres granted to ... (left blank) [mortgage dated 25 March 1777; witnessed by Ann Hugg and Andrew Linmier].
104.	Elisha Hurd of Galloway Twp., [principle not specified] for 100 acres (messuage, tenement and piece of land) in the same place bounded by Elijah Clark's lot of 140 acres and the road, which premises Richard Wescott and Margeret [sic], his wife, granted [to the mortgagor] by deed dated 8 June 1769 [mortgage dated 25 March 1777; witnessed by Richard Johnson and John Ellis; discharged by Mr. Joseph Ball —Jo. Hugg, Comssr., Jno. Gruffyth].
105.	Peter Covenoven/Cownover Sr. of Galloway Twp., yeoman, [principle not specified] for 150 acres (messuage, tenement, plantation and tract) in the same place on a creek near the Bay, which land the mortgagor holds by virtue of the last will and testament of his father, Peter Cownover (deceased) [mortgage dated 25 March 1777; witnessed by William Hugg and Lemuel Sayrs; "Discharged"].
106.	Lemuel Sayrs/Sayre of Great Egg Harbour Twp., surveyor, [principle not specified] for 141 acres of land and swamp in the same place on the east side of a branch of Tuckahoe River known by the name of Island Branch, and on Hooppole Branch, bounded by 50 acres formerly surveyed to Jacob Garrison and afterwards conveyed to Ephraim Sayre, by 100 and 39 acres surveyed to Ephraim Sayre, and by 100 acres surveyed to Andrew Griscomb [mortgage dated 25 March 1777; witnessed by Daniel Wills and Charles Lawton].
107.	Joshua Paul of Greenwich Twp., "practitioner in Surveying," [principle not specified] for 2 acres and 30 perches (messuage and lot) in the same place on the Landing Road, bounded by Francis Robinson and Salem Road, together with buildings and appurtenances belonging to the same, which lot the mortgagor purchased of Sarah Shinn, executrix of the last will and testament of her husband, Azariah Shinn, by deed dated 21 August 1770 [mortgage dated 25 March 1777; witnessed by Charles Lawton and Henry Sharp; discharged 25 March 1778].
108.	Mikel/Michael Pearce/Pirce of Great Egg Harbour Twp., yeoman, [principle not specified] for 106 acres (three tracts of land and marsh) in the same place on South River below the bridge, bounded by Godfrey [mortgage dated 25 March 1779; witnessed by Simon Lucas and George Liner; discharged 25 April 1782 by Peter Wells —Jos. Hugg, Commr.].

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