1741 Massachusetts Bay New England Property Deed

Colonial America 1741 Massachusetts-Bay in New England Property Deed April 30, 1741-Dated Colonial Era, Manuscript Document Signed, Dorchester (Boston), Massachusetts Bay in New England, Very Fine. Au

Colonial deed dated 1769 regarding the conveyance of property in Litchfield in New Hampshire between John Sheppard of Amherst, an Esquire to Benjamin Hall of Medford in the Massachusetts Bay colony. H

(LAW.) The Charter Granted by their Majesties King William and Queen Mary, to . . . Massachusetts-Bay in New-England bound with Acts and Laws of His Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts-Bay as issu

[PRE-REVOLUTIONARY MASSACHUSETTS]. The Charter Granted by their Majesties King William and Queen Mary, to the Inhabitants of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England [bound with] Acts and

Revolutionary War-dated manuscript DS, one page, 14.25 x 12, September 19, 1776. Document issued by the "Government & People of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England," appointing George Leonard, Jr

Colonial Manuscript Document Signed by John Northend, Jacob Jewett, Thomas Lambert, Thomas Gage, Humphrey Hobson, 1pp. quarto, Rowley, Massachusetts Bay in New England, January 15, 1749, sell a “pew

Heading: Author: Payson, Phillips Title: A Sermon Preached before the Honorable Council, and the Honorable House of representatives, of the State of Massachusetts-Bay, in New-England, at Boston, May

A 1766 military commission document bearing the signature of Sir Francis Bernard, dating to reign of King George III in the Massachusetts Bay Colony of New England, 20"h x 23"w with frame

Details: Deed, dated December 23, 1785, from Jonathan Bowditch, a blacksmith from Franklin, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts Bay to Benjamin Hall, a distiller of Old Medford Rum, from Medford, Middlesex Co.

Brass stamp box, plaque and eagle, stamp box is nicely embossed, the plaque commemorates the Tercentenary in New England from 1630-1930 of Massachusetts Bay. The eagle is likely an early, 18th C. cloc

In 1662, John Winthrop the Younger, the son of the first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony John Withrop was made a part of the Royal Society, England’s new society on science.

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New York,Dated 1718 Identified land deed for the selling of property in Oyster Bay, Queens County, New York from a John Jackson to Jacob Wright (abt. 1695-1735), son of Job Wright (1639-1706) witness

Probably Massachusetts, 19th C. 29"h x 18-1/2"w x 16-1/4"d Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

This lot features five miscellaneous police badges that are all associated with a city. These include New York, Kansas City, Chicago, Massachusetts Bay Transit, and Oldham Central (England)

Group of (4) American stoneware vessels, New England and New York, 19th century, to include: Massachusetts salt-glazed ovoid 3-gallon jar, probably Frederick Carpenter, stamped ''Charlestown'' and dec

Probably Massachusetts, 1830-60. Of ovoid form with slightly flared rim and rounded foot, covered in brick red glaze streaked in manganese brown. Height 5 inches. Together with a contemporary redware

Height 4.75 inches. Probably Massachusetts.

Large manuscript deed dated 1696 being the conveyance of property in the Upper Swamp of Middleborough on several tracts excluding the "Majors Purchase", between John Turner of Scituate in Plymouth and

New England Glass Co. plated Amberina tumbler Cambridge, Massachusetts glossy opaque glass unmarked 2 5/8"dia x 3 3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Jim Thompson, Chicago, Illi

MASSACHUSETTS, 1701A 1701 Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts land deed. A deed for fifty acres of land sold by Joseph Wood of Dartmouth, Bristol County, New England, for “a sum of fifteen

Excludes Massachusetts - See Lot 121 for more Postcards. Portland, Maine, Casco Bay, Brunswick, Providence, RI, Newport, Narragansett, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Hartford, CT, New Haven, Putnam, Burlingto

Attributed to New England Glass Co. Peachblow celery vases with crimped rim, pair Cambridge, Massachusetts matte and glossy opaque glass unmarked each: 3 3/4"dia x 6 1/4"h Provenance: Property from th

A collection of 19 documents relative to property and estate matters in Maine and Massachusetts (Essex and Worcester). All with wear consistent with age. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from