Here are some more Monmouth Co, Deeds from "Monmouth Co,New Jersey Deeds Books A, B, C, and D" by Richard S. Hutchinson Monmouth County Deeds Book A Page 21 We whose names are underwritten having seriously...considered ye matter..[against Christopher Allmey]...find according to evidence & ye best understanding in ye law ye defend’t Allmey not guilty. March ye 26 the juries veredict for whale fish...[Signed-James Ashton, Robert Hamblton, Henery Marsh, Willm White, Joseph Grover, Joseph Huitt, Thomas cox, Richard Stout Senr, George Mount, James dorsett, John Stout, Charles, Eccles.] Page 21 The following members of the jury were chosen-Peter Parker-Foreman, Thomas cox, Richard Stout ye eldr, James Grover Junior, John Stout, James Dorsett, Job Throckmorton, George Hulett, Nicho Brown, Edmund Lafetra, John Worthley, Thomas Huit.] page 43 31 Oct 1687-Execution granted to John Campble agannst the estate of Daniell Eastall..attache the bod of Robt Holman of Middletown...to answer Daniell Eastell of Middletown...to attach the body of Samll Lenord late of Colts Neck ...to answer Richard Stout, Junor of Middletown...to attach the body of Richard Beast of Middletown...to answer John Willson Junor of Middletown...; [Dated-24 November 1687.] page 44 [Actions heard-John Johnson...against John Lenord...Daniell Eastall..against Robt Hoolman...Rich. Stout...against Samll Lenord...John Willson Junor...against Richd Beast...Phillip Smith...against...John Craford...rich. Mount against Mr. John Johnson...William Leads against Margrate Leads...Benjm Devell..Aginst William Snead...] page 35 Accons Entered Agst next Court Gawen Lawrie govenr of the P’vince Lidia Brown [Bowne pencilled over name], richard Stout, Senr, James Grover, Senr &Richard Hartshorne, plants against John Peirce deft...trepass...[Withdrawn on the 16th] page 46 Richard Stout Senr and Penelope his wife, their bill of sale to Thomas Snawsell for a house and land ...wee Richard Stout Senr of the Towne of Middletown...East New Jersey planter and Penelope Wife of the said richard...[sold for 66 pounds, 5 shillings, 3 pence to]...thomas Snawsell Senr now Resident in the Towne of Middletown...Merchant...a lott of up land lying in the Towne of Middletown...with a dwelling house & barn...with an orchard...[16 acres in lenght and in breadth 4 chaynes]...as the same is menconed...in the Patent...[dated 4 June 1677]...bounded on the borth by the highway, west by John Smith, South by land...East by the house lott formerly...of richard gibbons and now in possession of John Crafford. Together with nine acres of upland in the Poplar field...[adjacent land owners or names-Stphen Arnold, william Layton, Edward Smith]...as allso nine acres of meadow...[adjacent land owners or names-William Cheeseman, John Stout, a Creek which parts Wakick necke and Shoale Harbour Neck. Likewise six acres of meadow at Wakick Creek or Necke...[adjacent land owners or names-Edward Smith, Anthony Page]...and for him the said Snawsell..to...possess the same as of the manner of East Greenwich in frr & common Soccage...; [Signed-Both Richard and Penelope Stout made their marks when signing. witnesses-John Brown, Thomas Lawrence; att richd Gardiner, (Clk), recorded-7 October 1684 page 46 MEMORANDUM...on the back side of Richard & PenelopeStout’s Bill of Sale...[was the acknowledgement that they appeared before Justices-John Hance, John Throckmorton, Peter Tilton]...; [Dated-23 Sept 1634] page 54-PETTER TILTON TO RICHARD HARTSHORNE ....Peter tilton of Marvill Hill in Middletown...County of Monmouth....East New Jersey ...whereas Phillip Cartret governor...did give...unto richard Stout Senyor...[40 acres]...of upland and meadow...and the sd. Richard Stout did sell the same unto thomas snosnell and the sd. Snosnell did by his atturney sell the same unto John Crafoord...and the sd. Crafoord did by deed sell the sd. land and meadow unto me Petter tilton. Now these presents...[Tilton sells for 54 pounds to richard Hartshorne of Portland point land] lying in Middletown...[adjoining land owners or names-John Smith, Richard Harshorne, home lott formerly of Richard Gibone]...and...[9 acres] ...in the poplar field and ...[9 acres]...of meadow and ...[6 acres]...of meadow lying in Middletowne meadows...[Dated-27 September 1687, signed-Petter Tilton; witnesses-John Johnston, John Hance, John Throckmorton, recorded-19 November 1687; Rob. Hamilton, Clk.] page 1 General Assembly...”whereas certain Inhabittants off road Island or elsewhere have bin ingaged to have performed thare pt in the settlmt off this land upon a day next, whareby thare former privilledges off free purchase with others is forfeited or last by thos neglect or remisse dealings. It is hereby determined that all such persons aforsd which may happen to arrive hear between this and the next spring tide with intent to settell hear according to thare former grant...The selling off strong liquors to Indians is likewise by vertue of this act forbidden...The admittance off townsmen is allowed soe far as to make up the Noumber off one hundred...The money received for each township to remain in the seaver men’s hands, viz Wm Goulding, John Bowne, John Tilton, James Grover, Richard Stoutt, Samuel Spicer, Richard gibbins...Portland Poynt to bee reduced into ten prts, divisions or Lotts...” page 3 2 November 1669-At a Court held ...at the house off Randall Huet ye elder on Portland Point-Present-James Ashton-Constable; Richard Stout, James Grover, Wm Bowne, James Bowne -Pattentees; Jonathan Hullmes, Edward Smith-Deputies. page 4 5 July 1670 -Court-Portland Point-Present-John Bowne, James Grover, James Bowne, Wm Goulding, Richard gibbons, Richard Stoutt-Pattentees; John Hance, Eliakim Wardell, James bowne-Depties., Peter Tilton, William Shaddock, Eliakim Wardell & Richard Lippincott were established as overseers for the towne of Shrewsbury.” ...Willm Reap off road Island merchant being present...”, [Reported-4 May 1670 by John Willson towne deputy.} page 4 and 5 15 February 1670-[Notice of a meeting re: ‘Nominated Associates” at the house of James Grover’s “at the mill”] Nominated Associates-To Mr. Christopher Allmey, Eliakim Wardell, Jno Hance, Rd Lippincott, Wm Shaddock, Edward Pattison, Bartho West, Nicho Brown, Tho. Winterton. “This noat was directed to John Hance to communicate the contents...[to the above persons]...By Richard Hartshorne, John Bowne, Richard Gibins, Richartd Stoutt”’ [Attested to by Rd Richardson.] Page 5 [The following are names found in a recorded “account of disbursements of Wm Reape, dated 5 July 1670.] -John Tilton-to the sachim off ye gift land & to Randall Huet-To a sloop hire...upon a voyage with the Pattentees to Pootapeck Neck-To the charge of three ment sent from road Island-To the use of Dirrick Smith’s sloope Pattentees Signed-Will Goulding, James Grover, John Bowne, Richard gibbins, Richard Stoutt [made his mark] John Hance, eliakim Wardell, James bowne-Dps., [Recorded by -Rd Richardson.] page 5 and 6 [Newasink, Narumsunk,&Pootapeck is Dr. to the severall disburstments by James Grover & company for the following persons] Samuel Spicer, James Grover, Wm Goulding , Jno. Bowne, Richd gibbons, Richd Stoutt, John Tillton, Natha Sillvester, Thoms Moor, John cunklin, Walter Clarck, Petter Essin, Thomas Winterton, Richard Lippincott, Emmanuel Woolley, Wm Shaddock, Edwd Wharton, Richard Bordin, William James, Robert Carr, Thomas Potter, George Webb, John Coggshell, William coddington, Thomas Clifton, Henry Bull, Samuel Hollman, Nicholas Bowne, Richard Richardson, Christopher Allmy, Jonathan Hullmes, Jno. Clarke, Geo. Chutte, Mark Lucer, Obidiah Hullmes, Steven Arnold, Edward Smith, Nicholas Davis, Wm Shakerley, Roger Ellis & his son, Eliakim Wardell, Edward Tartt, Edward Pattisson, Bartho West, Robert West, John Horabin, James Bowne, John Willson, John Burkman, John Hance, Zachary Gaunt, Francis Brindley, Ralph gouldsmith, Water Wall, Jno. Hall, Job Allmey, Joseph Coleman, John Throckmorton, John Bowne of fl., Wm Bowne, Thomas Potter page 6 [A List off names of the names of the purchassers off Newasink, Narumsunk, & Pootapeck. The number behind each name indicates that number of shares each purchased.] Samuel Spicer-1, James Grover-1, John Bowne-1, Richard gibbons-1, richard Stoutt-1, John Tilton-2, Nath silvester-2, John Throckmorton-1, Wlater clarke-1, Peter Eassen-1, Tho Winterton-1, Richard Lipencott-4....... page 7 Those above named, were the above said Pattentees have chossen to or selves to bee assosiates with us...william Goulding, Rich. Gibbons, James Grover, John Bowne, Willia Reape, Richard Stoutt [made his mark] ;[Attested to by Rd Richardson.] page 7 [“...the Noumber of associates whose names are inserted are not soe fuly completed...John Bowne, Will Goulding, James Grover, Rich Stoutt [made his mark], Richard Gibbins, William Reape...”] page 8 [15 May 1671-At a meeting held the 15th...Pattentees present...John Bowne, Ja. Grover, Richard Stoutt, Richard gibbins with the rest of the Inhabitants of Midltown & Shrowersbury...richard Richardson was appointed...as Recorder for both townes...Whareas Richard Lippincott & Nicholas Brown inhabittants of ...Shrewersbury ware formerly nominated for associates...are likwise to bee addedd...”] page 17 August 16, 1677 The names of the jurymen-James Ashton, Jo. Throckmorton, Jo. Stoutt, Randall Huitt, Richard Stoutt, George Bruiss, George Mount, John Smith, James Dorsett. Jonathan Hulmes, James Grover, Samuel Hutton, William Layton, Joseph Huitt. page 22-26th & 27th Marc 1679 [The following were named to the jury-John Havens, John Throckmorton, Richard Stoutt, Nicholas Brown, Edmund Lafetra, Peter Parker, James Ashton-Foreman, Thomas cox, James Dorsett, Joseph Grover, John smith, John Worthley.] page 137-7 March 1714-We the under subscribing surviving Commissioners...for laying out of highways...do appoint Capt. Richard Stout & Stophel Longstreet in place of Benjamin Borden who is removed out of the sd. County above a year & Capt. John Leonard deceased above a year...[Signed-John Reid, Obadiah Bowne, Elisha Lawrence, John Hepburn, John Wooley-Commissioners.] page 54-Richard Hartshorne to Henery Marssh...Now know yee that whereas Phillip Cartright governor of East Jarsey...did...grant unto Richard Stoutt Senior...[9 acres of upland]...[and Stout sold it to Thomas Snosell, and by his Aturnay to John Crafoord, and Crafoors to Petter Tilton, and from Tilton to Richard Hartshorne]...Now thesepresents...I the sd. Richard Hartshorne...of Portland point...Monmouth...East Jarsey...[for 5 pounds sold to]...Henry Marssh of Midletown...yeoman...[9 acres in the place called poplar field]...[adjoiing land owners or names-Stephen Arnold, William Layton, Edward Smith]...[dated-25 September 1688; signed-Richard Hartshorne; witnesses-John Hance, Lewis Morris, recorded-2 Oct 1688, Rob. Hamilton Clarke.] page 69 Records of ye high ways in ye countie of Monmouth 2 Mar 1687-[Laid out on this date}-From Shrowsbury falls to swining river bridge as the lyeth to two girdled trees on ye South side of ye at John Rutmans hill...along ye King’s highway...through Middletown street as ye road now lyeth at the bridg a little Easterly from John Stout’s house...following the old way through ye poplar field and out by James Grover to thee...of the lott that was Janathan Holmes...to ...ye lott that belonged to James Ashton...by James Grover to ye most easterly side of Stephen Arnolds poplar lott ...to William Laytons...up the hill...that goes toward portland point...to poore mans plain...over ye stoney runn...to Richard Davis’s...[page not further copied in book]...And beginning at the way by william Laytons as lyeth to James Grover’s mill &mill brook and bog at the front of Stephen Arnold’s lott...to ye head of the cold spring and line that parts James Ashton’s land and Job Throckmorton...to Thomas H path to ye bay side...at ye pond by Richard Gardiner’s meadow the way to Thoms Harbert’s path & thence as ye way goes to Benj. Devall’s house...till it comes in the way in poore plain to ye grave. And beging at tThomas Morofrd’s on Navesink’s river...as the way now goes Middletown road by John Stouts bridg and begining the Kings highway in Middletown...lying betwixt Richard Harshornes lott & said Reap’s ....to William Cumptons, And a Kings highway James Grovers to the mouth of Waykick Creek...Thomas Whitlocks ...to the Kings way in Middletownand a passage for people...to cart their hay lott and Mary Pedlors or Thomas Cox’s lott...to Swiming river bridge...[page not further copied in book]...And it is to be noted that these three highways are not to be fenced in. First...lying betwixt Richard Hartshorne & Sarah Reap...the second....bounded west by Robert Hamilton’s lott and east by Thomas Coxes lying from ye prisson south...the third ...bounded west by Robert Hampton’s plantation the path...now goeth to hop river at the usuall crossing Westerly of William Lawrence field ...through John Bray’s land & Elizar Cottrell....by mnarked tress to goe betwixt elizar Cottrell and Janathan Holmes...to the brook of cheesman...crossing the brook at the usuall place...betweixt Cheesman’s & Morford’s land...to an old path to Middletown...by the side of John Ruckman’s hill...to the widow Bowne’s ...to the head of Cheesquake’s and thence to the ferry over against Perth Amboy. And a way is to go from Shrowsbury falls...to Richard Stout the Younger, his plantation, And from the crossing hop river at Burlington path a way is to goe...to John Reid’s...by Burlington path on the East side betwixt John Hampton’s & hopp river...to the East side of Baker’s fence at Wickatoung...to John Reid’s way that goeth to the landing place at Mattawan Creek on the South side. 31 October 1687-Execution granted to John Campble agannst the estate of Daniell Eastall...attache the bod of Robt Holman of Middletown...to answer Daniell Eastell of Middletown...to attach the body of Samll Lenord late of Colts Neck...to answer Richard Stout, Junor of Middletown...to attach the body of Richard Beast of Middletown...to answer John Willson Junor of Middletown...; [Dated-24 November 1687.] page 124 Richard Stout Senior et al to Joseph Hulett 20 December 1705-Richard Stout Senior...Towne of Shrewsbury...Monmouth...New Jersey yeomn and Robert Stout ye sd. Richard Stout’s own son of ye same [place]...singleman [sold to].... Joseph Hulett of ye said Shrewsbury...singleman also ...[for 30 pounds] [adjoining land owners or names-Hannaniah Gifford, Richard Stout]...[land conveyed to richard Stout by Hannahish gifford on 10 March 1691 and since was conveyed to Robert Stout by deed dated 7 April 1703]...; Signed Richard Stout Senior made his mark when signing. Robert Stout made his mark when signing; witnesses-Joseph Wardell, Jacob Dennis, Saml Dennis; recorded-22 July 1706, James Bollen, Clerk.] Remembrance Lippincott to Edward Woolley 29 November 1688-...I, Remembrance [Lippincott]...of ye Town of Shrewsbury...Monmouth planter, in consideration of ...[10 pounds]...paid by Edward Woolley of Shrewsbury...All that tract...in Monmouth...in ye late purchase lying by Pesaquanoqua brook...[adjoining land owners or names Richard Stout Junir, William Scott, George Keith}...{100 acres}...{this land is the same land in the above deed]...;[Signed-Remembrance Lippincott; witnesses-Judah Allen, John Tucker, Ruth Tucker.] Cheraway et al to William Leeds 29 March 1680-...I Cheraway & Metshatt & Cheslis & Puropa and Hendrick & Iraseak & Nestoa & Pouraas & Secpha & Secoes, owners of a Tract of land called Pessesick amesslofe & which land...[adjoins the land owners or names-Ben. Burden, Jacob Truwaxe, road from Shrewsbury to Middletown, down by Tho. Aplegats land, Peter Tilton’s land, Joseph Grover’s land, Richard Stout Junior]...[and the above Indians sold to]...william Leeds Coopper of Shrewsbury....; Signed-with the marks of the above Sachems; no witnesses or date of the recording shown.]