The Joseph Dow trunk archive · Document gallery 54

Jenness and Moulton property, family history and Lot 2H

12 photographs · 7 document groups

Photographed by Whit from the recovered Joseph Dow collection. Descriptions draw on visible names, dates and subjects; uncertain readings remain provisional. Reading copies are turned upright, and each image links to the unchanged full-resolution original.

JDT-D407 · Hezekiah Jenness to Jonathan Moulton — 1717

The deed conveys twenty acres with privileges and appurtenances and warrants the premises against earlier claims. Witnesses include Joshua Winget and John Sanborn; the reverse identifies Jenness and Moulton.

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JDT-D408 · Jonathan Moulton and Abigail Peacock: family agreement

Articles of agreement give Jonathan Moulton land and provide Abigail Peacock with two cows and the benefit of living in the house for her comfort. The sheet retains signatures, marks and red seals, with registry information on the reverse.

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JDT-D409 · Henry Moulton: handwritten family history

A narrow manuscript account traces Henry Moulton’s arrival in New England, a Hampton house lot and its later possession. It mentions a marriage to Sobriety Hilton, daughter of Edward Hilton, and summarizes descendants and town service.

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JDT-D410 · Huldah Tuck’s claim against John Moulton Sr.’s estate

The account charges for labor by Huldah Tuck’s son Samuel, offsets the cost of clothing and states the balance due. Her mark and John Tuck’s attestation appear below the Hampton payment acknowledgment.

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JDT-D411 · John Jenness: copy of a father’s will

The endorsed copy enumerates bequests to daughters Mary Palmer, Jane Perkins and others, followed by a residuary gift and the appointment of an executor. The concluding portion carries John Jenness’s name.

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JDT-D412 · Lot 2H: folded papers, printed sheets and edge view

The group is photographed beside its pink Lot 2H label, followed by a view of the accumulated paper edges. A folded anniversary program and other printed material remain visible within the bundle.

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JDT-D413 · Samuel Nudd’s sloop New Design: port clearance — 1707

The certificate identifies Samuel Nudd as commander of the Hampton sloop New Design, about twenty tons, navigated with two men and bound for Boston. It records that the vessel has entered and cleared, dated 23 June 1707. The reverse preserves the folded endorsement.

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Collection photographs supplied by Whit. Descriptions are finding aids, not full transcriptions. Names, dates and associations remain provisional where the handwriting is uncertain.