~ TRANSCRIPTIONS of MORTGAGES ~ The following are transcriptions of selected mortgages
It should be noted that these were loans for money and personal property
was put up for collateral. Some may appear to be "sale of goods', however at the
end of each Mortgage is a statement regarding the paying back and the interest imposed.
I only list the property, name of deptor, lender, date and amount. These are but a few written.MORTGAGES
1834 - 1853ALLEN
On September 29, 1835 William C. Allen Yeoman in consideration of $32.00 paid to him by Lambert Bigelow Trader grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 cow, 1 horse, 1 swine, 1 horse wagon and all the hay in his barn
On February 15, 1842 William Allen Yeoman in consideration of $80.36 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following described goods viz
1 cow valued $20, 1 bay horse valued $20, one farm on wagon valued $7, all of his lumber now on hand consisting of boards and shingles valued $20, his farming tools valued $8 and 1 time piece valued $3
BIGELOW
On October 9, 1851 Charles D. Bigelow of Brooklyn in the County Kings State of New York in consideration of $54 paid to him by Patty Howe Widow grant and convey the following
a certain Pew in the meeting house in the West Parrish the same Pew formerly owned and occupied by Gershom Bigelow late of said Marlborough deceased and which was conveyed to me by the Administrator of Gershom by deed dated October fourteen in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fourty eight
NOTE: see Patty Howe
BRIGHAM
On July 21, 1835 Austin Brigham Cordwainer in consideration of $29.58 paid to him by Manson & Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following property, to wit
1 feather bed and bedding half high, 1 three and one half foot pine table, 4 yellow chairs, 2 dark chairs, 1 night stand, 1 wooden clock, 1 three and one half foot pine chest and 1 three foot pine trunk.
On January 20, 1840 Francis Brigham Shoe Manufacturer in consideration of $575.00 paid to him by George E. Manson and Francis D. Brigham Traders grant and convey the following stock of goods in his shop in Feltonville
1 horse, 1 sleigh harness and hay and the following schedule of items
700 pr childrens shoes @.40/pr
132 pr mens shoes @.75/pr
2203 pr childrens leather boots @.55/pr
250 pr Misses leather boots @ .55/pr
462 pr boots @ .55/pr
75 pr boys grained leather shoes @ .65/pr
126 pr welted childrens shoes @ .50/pr
308 pr upper bound @ .15/pr
140 pr unbound @ .11/pr
12 pr shoe duck @ $4/pr
2 1/2 doz bound skins @ $3 ea
210 pr of out soles @ .08/pr
5 sides grained leather @ $250.00/side
30 side of sole leather @ $350.00/side
1,400 roundings @ .08/ea
1 horse, sleigh and harness $110.00
Hay $10.00On November 7, 1842 Barnabus Brigham Yeoman in consideration of $486.00 paid to him by Jaber S. Witherbee Gentleman grant and convey the following viz
6 cows, 1 pair of three year old steers, 1 two year old heifer, 2 calves, 3 swine, 1 horse, 1 wagon and harness, 1 Chaise and harness, 1 cart, 3 ploughs, 5 chains, 3 ox yoke, 2 iron bars, 1 riding saddle, 1 sleigh and all of his hay, straw and stover, 50 bushels corn, 50 bushels of oats, 10 bushels of rye, 10 bushels of barley and 200 bushels of potatoes
On November 15, 1844 Curtis Brigham in consideration of $1 paid to me by Aaron Brigham and also for certain liabilities incurred by said Aaron Brigham for me grant and convey the following personal property
1 yoke of oxen valued $65, 3 cows valued at $45, 2 heifers valued at $20, 1 horse valued at $40, 1 horse wagon and harness valued at $50, 1 ox cart valued at $25, 1 wagon valued at $6, all the hay in the barn occupied by him about 5 tons valued $36, all farming tools upon the farm valued $12, 1 sleigh valued $5, 20 bushels of corn and 25 bushels of potatoes valued at $25
On July 31, 1843 Barnabus Brigham Yeoman in consideration of $25.00 paid to him by Mark Fay Yeoman grant and convey the following
20 tons of English and meadow hay, ten bushels of rye, 50 bushels of oats, 10 bushels of barley also 8 pigs
On January 8, 1844 Curtis Brigham Yeoman in consideration of $200.00 paid to him by Jaber S. Witherbee Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
29 M. cut Chestnut shingles valued $67.67, 1 pair of stags valued $35, 1 cow valued $15, 1 fallow cow valued $12, 2 shoats valued $12, 1 horse $20, 1 cart valued $20, 1 ox wagon valued $10, 1 sleigh valued $10, 1 pleasure wagon valued $30
On May 11, 1846 Jonathan Brigham in consideration of $20.00 paid to him by Nicholson B. Proctor grant and convey the following property
1 red cow about twelve years old that he bought of Isaac Hayden Esq. In September last past
DADMAN
On February 17, 1835 Martin Dadman Yeoman in consideration of $79.11 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 yellow cow five years old, 3 heifers two years old, 3 last spring calves, 1 pair stags and 1 horse
On May 6, 1836 Martin Dadman Yeoman in consideration of $68.00 paid to him by Israel L. Ames and William F. Barnard grant and convey the following
1 pair of oxen seven years old, one of said oxen being speckled and the other being brindle with a white face
On April 9, 1838 Martin Dadman Yeoman in consideration of $185.81 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 yoke of oxen supposed to be eight years old valued at $75, 3 cows valued at $60, 1 pleasure wagon valued at $31, 1 ox cart valued at $20
On January 6, 1846 Marshal Dadman Baker in consideration of $50.00 paid to him by John Christenson of Boston Machinist grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 bread machine and 1 cutter, and 1 dough break the same which he bought of said Christenson this day and now in my shop
On April 11, 1846 Marshall Dadman Baker in consideration of $177.00 paid to him by Lambert Bigelow, William Morse 2nd and Lambert Bigelow 2nd Traders grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 sorrel horse valued $55, 1 bread wagon valued $35, 3 sleighs valued $35, 2 harness valued $20, , 1 cracker making machine valued $70, 2 bread making brakes valued $30, all his bread making apparatus consisting of pans valued $20 and 1 two horse wagon valued $72
DEXTER
On December 18, 1841 Charles C. Dexter in consideration of $35.00 paid to him by Sarah Gates of Bolton grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 bed, bedding and bedstead being the best one of the wo which are in my possession, 1 bureau and 1 three foot table hard wood
EAGER
On May 21, 1836 William Eager in consideration of $10.00 paid to him by Rufus How grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 light red cow supposed to be eight years old with white face
FARWELL
On April 14, 1834 Richard Farwell Esquire in consideration for $37.00 paid to him by Seth W. Wilson Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 dark red cow and calf and two yearling heifers
On April 14, 1834 Richard Farwell Esquire in consideration for $56.50 paid to him by Joseph F. Tafts of Mason in the State of New Hampshire the following
1 four year old mare
On July 18, 1834 Richard Farwell Esquire in consideration of $200.00 paid to him by John Maynard Yeoman grant and convey the following
all of the hay in the barn of mine, also all the grass standing and growing on the land of mine and all of the crops which are now growing on land of mine consisting of corn, potatoes and apples. The corn and potatoes being owned in common by Farwell & Thaddeus Howe.
On April 7, 1841 James Farwell Yeoman in consideration of $850.00 paid to him by William Morse grant and convey the following described goods and chattles
2 yoke of oxen valued $200, 1 horse valued $75, 1 wagon valued $200, 3 shoats $25, 1 lot of corn valued $15, 1 lot of potato valued $12, 1 horse harness value $9 and 2 ox yokes value $2
Also all his personal property of every name and description in and about his house and barn and premises and where ever situated, value $121, also all accounts of every name and description against any and all persons, value $150
Total of all $659.00
FAY
On November 28, 1851 Hiram Fay Carpenter in consideration of $275.00 paid to him by Sylvester Bucklin grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 bay horse called "Charlie", 1 bay horse called "Billy", 4 harness, 1 lumber wagon, 1 pleasure wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 set transverse sleigh runners, 1 sleigh, 1 planning machine, 1 tennon machine, 1 matching machine, 1 turning lath, 4 circular saws, all the lumber and timber at the new house now building for said Bucklin in said Marlborough, 8M feet hemlock board now at the Rail Road Station in Feltonville 1 horse power machine with all the drums, shafting and belting belonging to the same and now in my shop in said Marlborough
GLEASON
On June 26, 1852 George Gleason Shoe Manufacturer in consideration of $80.00 paid to him by John Bullard grant and convey the following personal property to wit
12 cane seat chairs, 1 sofa, 1 table, 1 clock, 1 stove, 1 cook stove, 7 chairs, 2 kitchen tables, 2 feather beds, 2 mattresses, 4 bedsteads, 1 toilet table, 1 bureau 2 carpets also crockery and glass ware that he now has, and bed cloths for beds and all and everything of his household furniture which is to numerous to mention also 2 single shoe benches and 1 double bench 1 clock in shop also all his shop tools of every name and nature which is now in the said J. H. Bullard shop.
HAPGOOD
On November 26, 1835 Moses Hapgood Husbandman in consideration for $100.00 paid to him by Reuben Hapgood Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 pair of oxen, 1 colt and 2 cows now in the possession of said Moses
On January 27, 1835 Thomas Hapgood Yeoman in consideration of $15.00 paid to him by L & L Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
all the hay belonging to him in the barn on the farm where I dwell valued at twenty dollars.
On February 24, 1851 Asa Hapgood Yeoman in consideration of $264.00 paid to him by Charles Manning of Boston Merchant grant and convey the following described goods, to wit
one horse, 1 young brindle cow, 1 one horned cow, 1 white faced black cow, 1 small red cow, 1 red Heifer, 4 calves, 1 pig, 2 wagons, 1 cart, 1 harrow, 2 ploughs, all the furniture and implehimnts in the barn, two beds, 8 pillows, 3 bedsteads, 6 silver tea spoons, 2 doz. Chairs, 1 bass viola, 1 bureau, 1 light stand and 1 card table.
HEMENWAY
On January 4, 1840 Richard Hemenway Yeoman in consideration of $65.00 paid to him by Benjamin Clark Yeoman grant and convey the following
1 pair of three year old steers
On October 31, 1845 Elliot W. Hemenway Carriage Maker in consideration of $50.00 paid to him by Jabez S. witherbee of Northbororough Gentleman grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 sofa valued $36, 1 mahogany rocking chair valued $15, 1 looking glass valued $6, 1 Grecian card table valued $12, 1 do work do (?) valued $8, one half doz mahogany chairs valued $25, 1 canopy bedstead valued $25, 1 bureau valued $10, chamber chair, table and washstand valued $5, 1 cot bedstead valued $3, 2 beds and bedding valued $25, 1 air tight stove valued $12, carpets valued $18, 1 doz knives and forks valued $5, on half doz knives and forks valued $1.50 and Sett cooking ware valued $15
HOWE
On February 23, 1837 Gardner Howe Yeoman in consideration of $36.66 paid to him by Mark Fay grant and convey the following
2 cows viz one black cow seven years old and 1 red heifer four years old
On October 10, 1838 Lyman Howe Yeoman in consideration of $23.31 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 heifer two years old valued $15, 1 rotary cooking stove valued $15 and 1 timer piece valued $5
On May 26, 1844 Luther Howe Laborour is consideration of $10.00 paid to him by Levi & Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 bed, bedstead and bedding and 1 James Patent cooking stove
On April 9, 1841 Elvin Howe Yeoman in consideration of $300.00 paid to him by Eleazer O. Howe Yeoman grant and convey the following described personal property
1 horse, 1 stand up buggy wagon, 1 double sleigh and 2 harness
On August 14, 1843 Willard Howe Yeoman in consideration of $200.00 paid by Silas B. Fairbanks Gentleman transfered the following described goods
1 two horse wagon and pair of harnesses and one single harness and 1 horse
On February 22, 1847 David Howe Yeoman in consideration of $31.00 paid to him by Sylvester F. Bucklin Clerk grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 brindle cow valued $25 and I swine about eight months old valued $6
On February 8, 1851 Lyman Howe in consideration of $460.00 paid to him by Lucas Bigelow Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 pair bay coloured team horses valued $260, 2 market wagons valued $150, 1 market sleigh valued $40, 1 pair harnes valued $14
On April 4, 1853 Patty Howe in consideration of 54.00 paid to her by Thomas E. Hapgood and William E. Bigelow grant and convey the following
a certain Pew in the West Parrish Meeting House the same Pew formerly owned by C. D. Bigelow which was assigned to by deed dated Oct. 6, 1851
KNIGHT
On January 23, 1835 Amos H. Knight Cabinet Maker in consideration of $33.25 paid to him by Mason & Brigham Gentlemen grant and convey the following property, to wit
1 feather bed, 1 light stand, 1 kitchen table with leaf, 1 half high bedstead, 1 watch, 1 turning lath with all the apparatus
MAYNARD
On January 24, 1838 Windsor Maynard Housewright in consideration of $71.00 paid to him by Loring Cox Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
2 beds and bedding, 1 bureau, 1 gun, 1 dozen chairs, 1 table, 1 chest and carpenter tools in it now being in his custody and possession
On February 8, 1846 John Henry Maynard Wheelwright in consideration of $175.00 paid to him by Joel Brigham grant and convey the following described goods and chattles
5 setts of wheels valued $40, 1 sett of unfinished wheels valued $5, 12 hundred spokes at $3 per hundred valued at $36, 10 setts of finished spoke valued at $25, 4 setts of felloes valued at $4, 4 wagon bodies finished and unfinished $40, 2 carriage parts valued at $10, 1 lot of oak and ash planks valued $5 and 1 sett of eliptic springs valued $12
NEWTON
On October 18, 1844 William Newton Yeoman in consideration of $50.00 paid to him by Lyman Perry Yeoman and Silas Newton Gentleman grant and convey the following personal property to wit
all the manure on said farm valued $15, all the winter apples on said farm valued $5, 4 bushels of white beans valued $5, 1 cooking stove valued $8, 1 time piece valued $8, sleigh and harness valued $12, 1 cow valued $10, 2 sheep valued $4, 1 grind stone valued $1, plough and harrow, iron bar, shovel and fork valued $5, 1 churn, cheese press, seyth and snaith valued $1, 1 bureau, table, half dozen chairs valued $8
On October 19, 1844 William Newton Yeoman in consideration of $150.00 paid to him by Silas Newton Gentleman grant and convey the following personal property to wit
1 lot of corn consisting of all the corn on the farm of said William Newton and all raised on said farm harvested and unharvested, all the hay and stover in the barn of said William Newton and all raised on said farm, 1 horse and 2 wagons, all the potatoes raised on said farm and 1 horse sleigh
OAKS
On the November 25, 1834 Gardner Oaks Laborour in consideration of $41.92 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders and Abraham Howe Jr. Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 pair of red oxen six years old
On May 27, 1842 Albert Oaks Laborour in consideration of $15.00 paid to him by Samuel B. Maynard tgrant and convey the following described goods
2 beds and bedding, 1 bureau, 8 pastor chairs, 1 cooking stove and apparatus and 1 set of drilling tools
PARMENTER
On May 16, 1835 Micah Parmenter in consideration of $26.68 paid to him by James Ball of Northborough grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
a barn forty feet in length and thirty two feet wide situated near the school house in the east school District upon land owned by Amory Parmenter
On December 13, 1837 Micha Parmenter Yeoman in consideration of $200.00 paid to him by Malinda Parmenter Single Woman grant and convey the following described property, to wit
1 horse and 1 horse wagon and tackling for or belonging to the same
On March 28, 1838 Mary Parmenter in consideration of $21.20 paid to her by Wheeler & Stone Traders grant and convey the following described goods, to wit
1 dark brown cow valued at $35 now in her possession
On October 27, 1835 Micha Parmenter Yeoman in consideration of $75.00 paid to him by Abner Gay of Hubbardston Yeoman grant and convey the following
1 horse valued at $50, 1 cow valued at $25
RICE
On June 21, 1834 George Rice Baker alias Yeoman in consideration of $20.00 paid to him by Benjamin P. Rice Baker alias Yeoman grant and convey rights, titles and claims to Pews No.'s 12 & 15 on the lower floor of the West Meeting House in Marlborough and also Pews No. 5 & 6 in the Gallery of the same Meeting House they being the same Pews which my father Benjamin Rice Esquire - died seized and possessed if I bring one of seven heirs to said Pews.
On May 30, 1834 Nathan Rice Husbandman in consideration for $135.00 paid to him by Charles Rice of Charlestown Distiller grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 horse dapple gray seven years or eight years old, 1 light wagon for one horse light green colour, 1 harness, 1 hay rigging, 1 cow of a yellow colour, 1 bed with high posts; which said property is now in my possession.
On May 20, 1836 Harvey Rice in consideration of $22.50 paid to him by Jaber S. Witherbee grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 dark red cow five years old
On January 11, 1836 Benjamin P. Rice Yeoman in consideration of $30.00 paid to him by Lewis Bigelow Yeoman in consideration of $35.00 paid to him by Lewin Bigelow Yeoman grant and convey the rights to 2 undivided seventh parts of the following Pews situated in the West Meeting House to wit Pew No. 12, Pew No. 15, Pew No. 58 and also one seventh part of Pew No 64, said Pew No 12 subject to an encumbrance, Susanna Rice has a right to sit in said Pew during her life
On September 30, 1839 Nathan Rice laborour in consideration of $50.00 paid to him by Charles Rice of Northborough Yeoman grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
all the hay and Rowen on the scaffold in the barn of which I now occupy, also my feather bed, under bed cloths, bedstead and cord, also all the corn standing on the farm which I now occupy.
On June 6, 1846 George Rice Baker in consideration of $10.00 paid to him by Lambert Bigelow & Co. Traders grant and convey the following described goods and chattels, viz
1 cooking stove, 1 set cane seat chairs with rocking chair, 1/2 doz common chairs, 2 tables, 1 light stand, 2 looking glasses, 1 woolen carpet now in my front room, and all of my crockery, glass and wooden ware now in my possession.
On April 19, 1853 Jonathan Rice Yeoman in consideration of $25.00 paid to him by Elbridge Howe Carpenter grant and convey the following , one undivided half of a Pew, numbered 39, situated in the Second Parish Himeting House in said Marlborough
On April 30, 1853 Lucas H. Rice in consideration of $160.00 paid to him by Luther M. Rice grant and convey the following
1 black stud horse, 1 gray mare, 1 pair of brass mounted harnesses, 1 red buggy wagon.
WILLIAMS
On September 24, 1836 George Williams Laborour in consideration of $14.00 paid to him by Levi Bigelow and Lambert Bigelow Traders grant and convey the following personal property, to wit
1 bureau valued at $10, 1 desk valued at $6, 2 beds and bedding valued at $12, 2 coverlets valued at $12, 6 wooden chairs valued at $3, 1 dinning table valued at #3, 1 tea table valued at $2 and 2 swine valued at $5.
On August 19, 1841 George Williams Yeoman in consideration of $80.00 paid to him by Ira Temple Yeoman grant and convey the following described personal property, to wit
1 small building situated on a tract of land owned by said Ira Temple nearby opposite the house of William Duton together with the contents consisting of lumber such as boards, joists and planks, valued $40, 2 lots of manure in the hog and cow yard valued $5, 2 lots of square and round timber valued $7, 1 bay horse valued $10, 30 (?) of meadow hay valued $8 and the wood fence that surrounds the described tract of land valued $10
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