| Surname | Williams |
|---|---|
| First Name | William |
| Date | 1831/8/6 |
| Type and Location of Source | WO Land Records |
| Source Reference | AX:210 |
| Description | William Williams (of John) & Annis, his wife (late Annis Fooks), of Somerset, to Elijah Pinkett, free collard man, of Somerset, $50, part of tract “Raceground Lott” in Salisbury; lands of late James Fooks (of Jesse), by division of real estate, became property of his daughter Annis, now wife of William Williams; at the NE corner of lot owned by & whereon George Pollitt, free negro, now resides; on road that divides Somerset & Worcester Counties; between lot owned by David Howard & lot whereon Joshua Leonard's Blacksmith shop stands leading towards Mitchells Bridge; containing 1/4 ac |
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