Property records c1680

New Castle, Delaware
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Property information for New Castle 1657 -1736

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Transcriptions of the Louise B. Heite thesis property records by Tim Mancl, Cynthia Snyder, Mike Connolly, LuAnn deCunzo, and Jim Meek

Sect parcel	Source	Citat.	Date	From	Occup	To	Occup	Details
A-1	NCSurveys	F2, #49, #51	1718	Grant		French, Colonel John
A-2	DukeOfYork	p. 186	1679-11-20	Grant		de Ring, Aemelius and Matthias		Bounded on the east by Teschenmaker and on the west by the little valley or marsh, dimensions 300' along Teschenmaker, and to the water side 600'.
A-2	NCDeed	B-1, p. 338	1705-01-19	deRing, Nicholas (Dering)	tailor of Philadelphia	Cock, Andrew	cordwainer	Property late of Matthias deRing, uncle of Nicholas, bounded on the south by the Town Marsh, on the north by the back street, on the northeast by Robert French, and on the east by the Delaware River.
A-3	NCCourtRec	I, p. 261	1678-12-03					Court order to lay out a 500 or 600 acre glebe with a fit portion of marsh, also a lot 300' by 120' in town for a minister's house and a lot 60' by 300' for a school; also a new place laid out for a church and new church yard ''in ye most fittest place as shall be thought Convenient and best."
A-3	NCDeed	A-1, p. 141	1679	Grant		Teschenmaker, Peter	[minister]	On the west end of town, bounded by Peter Alricks on the east and on the west by Aemilius and Matthias DeRing, dimensions 300' by 480'. [also in Duke of York, p. 186]
A-3	NCSurveys	F2, #22, #29	1693-03-19	Survey		French, Robert		Formerly of Peter Teschenmaker, bounded on the east by Front Street, on the west by a back street, on the north by a street leading from the river, and on the south by the ground and fence of M. deRing, dimensions 474 1/2' before and behind, 354' by deRing, and 316 1/2' along the street.
A-4	NCCourtRec	II, p. 148	1686-02-15	Bryant, Anthony		Vandenburg, Henry		Dimensions 300' by 80', bounded on the northeast by Bryant, on the northwest by John White, on the southwest by a street bounding the dominy's. Formerly Peter Alricks. [also see NCDeed B-1, p.2]
A-5	NCCourtRec	I, p. 512	1681-10-25	Survey		Hay, Adam		A corner lot at the west end of town, bounded on the east by Anthony Street and Anthony Bryant, on the south by a street between this and the Dominy's lot now called Hay Street, on the west by vacant land, and on the north by the street to Gerrit Smith's.
A-5	NCCourtRec	II, p. 113	1685-10-25	Hay, Adam		Slover, Isaac	teacher and translator	A lot in town, unspecified.
A-5	NCCourtRec	I, p. 449	1680-03-01	Grant		Bryant, Anthony		Granted permission to take up a "small narrow slipe or angle of land between his purchase of Mr. Alricks in breadth next to the lot of Dom. Teschenmaker about 5 p and something broader at the swamp to the corner . . . " Bryant to leave a 30' street between himself and Teschenmaker.
A-5	NCCourtRec	I, p. 179	1687-03-21	Slover, Isaac		Vandenburg, Hendrick		Two lots, deed 7 December 1687
A-6	NCCourtRec	II, p. 116	1685-12-17	Bryant, Anthony		White, John		Bounded by a street, the dominy's land, a swamp, the street of Gerrit Smith, containing 3 acres.
A-6	NCDeed	B-1, p. 83	1687-02-23	Anderson, Justus		Smith, John and Mary		Being half the parcel Anderson bought from John White, containing about six lots in length. Adjoining Burgrave's part.
A-6	NCCourtRec	II, p. 165	1687-12-09	Anderson, Justus		Burgrave, John and (2) John Smith		Acknowledgements of two deeds, apparently to the two halves of this parcel, as recited above.
A-6	NCCourtRec	II, p. 163	1687-10-18	White, John		Anderson, Justus		Lot formerly of Anthony Bryant, by deed of 19 October 1787 [sic].
A-6	NCCourtRec	II, p. 176	1687-02-21	Anderson, Justus		Burgrave, John
B-1	NCCourtRec	II, p. 150	1686-03-15	Vanderculin, Reyner		Nettleship, Job		Acknowledgement of a tract bounded on the east by Hans Corderus, on the south by Susquehanna Street, on the west by land lately of Anthony Bryant, and on the north by Bever Street.
B-2	NCDeed	A-1, p.85	1683-11	Corderus, Hans	cooper	Harmonson, Jan	carpenter	Lot between Minquas and Bever streets, for a heifer and calf. Dimensions 162' by 60'.
B-3	NCCourtRec	II, p. 13	1682-09-05	Survey		Vorsteen ("Smith"), Eldert Egbertson		Lot bounded by Bever Street, Minquas Street, John Cann, and vacant ground, dimensions 60' by 160'. [also in NCSurveys V2, #56]
B-4	NCCourtRec	II, p. 13	1682-09-05					Lot bounded on the east by Giles Barrett, on the south by Susquehanna Street, on the west by empty land, and on the north by Bever Street, dimensions 162' by 60'. [also in NCDeed, A-1, p.185]
B-5	NCCourtRec	II, p. 13	1682-09-05	Grant		Barrett, Giles		Permission to take up lot in town, also known as adjoiner.
B-6	NCDeed	C-1, pp. 132, 135	1705	Reynolds, Richard		Halliwell, Richard and Robert French		Lot bounded on the east by the market place or Wood Street, on the south by Minquas or Susquehanna Street, on the west by Giles Barrett, and on the north by Bever Street, dimensions 162' by 60'. Ordered surveyed for James Wallem, 1682, patented to him in 1683, and sold to Reynolds in 1691.
B-7	NCCourtRec	II, p. 214	1695-10-15	Inloes, Abraham and Cornelius Derickson		Watts, John		Parcel of ground between Otter and Bever Street, formerly listed in an adjoining deed in the name of the heirs of Martin Rosemont.
B-8	NCSurveys	J2, #22	1682-03-06	Survey		Smith, Gerrit Jansen		Town lots bounded on the northeast by Wood Street, on the southeast by Bever Street, on the southwest by heirs of Martin Rosemont, and on the northwest by Otter Street, dimensions 235' by 332'.
B-8	NCDeed	B-1, p. 143	1697-03-11					House and lot, formerly of Gerherd Johnson als. Smith, bounded on the northeast by Wood Street, on the southeast by Bever Street, on the southwest by John Walls, and on the northwest by Otter Street, dimensions 235' by 332'. [also in NCCourtRec, II, p.227]
C-1	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book B- 1, p. 411	1695					Mentions George Deakyne as an adjoiner, see C2.
C-2	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book B-1, p. 411	1695	Ellis, Hannah		Deakyne, George		Lot and house, bounded on the southwest by Deakyne, dimensions 30' by 300'. Granted to Sergeant Arskine October 1669, sold by Arskine to Hendrick Vandenburg, who sold it to Cornelius Post, who sold it to John Ellis, who left it to Hannah.
C-3	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book E- 1, p. 255	1718-07-15	Blake, Edward		Meers, Nicholas	mariner	Edward Blake of Philadelphia, cordwainer, son of Edward Blake of New Castle, deceased. One of two lots in this transaction, bounded on the north by Wessell Alrichs swamp, on the south by George Deakyne, on the east by the river, and on the west by John Burgrave, dimensions 67' and proportionate to neighboring lots.
C-4	NCSurveys	Survey	1705-11-15	Survey		Deakyne, George	surveyor	Bounded by Alrichs, Front Street, Edward Blake, "the head of the first sett of Lotts", Susquehanna Street, Anthony Greene, James Claypoole. Roeloffe deHaes attests to the survey: "Came Geo Deakyne before me & took oath upon the Holy Evangelists that this survey & draught he hath done to the best of his skill & understanding according to the bounds of the adj. lots & further saith not."
C-5	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book B- 1, p. 70	1670					Peter Alricks as adjoiner to lot C- 9.
C-5	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book I- 1, p. 240	1730-04-27					Frederick (Sigfridus) Alricks mentioned as adjoiner to C-6.
C-5	DukeOfYork	Duke of York, p. 126	1668	Confirmation		Beekman, William		William Beekman of Esopus. House and lot on Front Street.
C-5	DukeOfYork	Duke of York, p. 189		Grant		Tom, William		Derick Albertson claimed this property under a sale from Beekman. "Where the mill stood having a small house standing thereon."
C-5	DukeOfYork	Duke of York, p. 146	1670	Grant		Alricks, Peter		On the Strand, adjoining William Sinclair and Cornelius Wynharts, dimensions 94' Amsterdam Wood Measure on the Street and extending in depth to de Ring
C-5		New York Historical Manuscripts, p. 58						Derick Albertson claimed half a lot "where the mill stood" from Beeckman; William Tom claimed it from a Lovelace patent.
C-5	NCCourtRec	New Castle Court Records, I, p. 292	1678-01-09					Hendrick Vandenburg requests 6' out of William Tom's adjacent lot before it is sold at vendue, to make up for 6' his lot is short. The case had been arbitrated in Jan Vidette's lifetime and the lot was to stand as it was, 6' short.
C-6	NCDeed	N. C. Deed Book I- 1, p. 240	1730-04-27	Alrichs, Abigail		Blake, Jr., Edward		Probably originally part of C-5, dimensions 40' by 300', Amsterdam Wood Measure, bounded on the north by Eleacam Hussey, on the south by Frederick Alricks, on the east by Front Street, and on the west by Joseph Hill.
D--2	NCDeed	B-1, p. 3	1686	Ogle, Elizabeth		Vandenburg, Henry		Lot bounded by Brewers Street, the street from the river to Brewers Street, the market, and the logs of the log house of Mr. George More, dimensions 150'by 190'.
D-1	NCSurveys	Surveys	1701-04-26	Survey		de Haes, Roeloffe		Lot bounded on the southeast by Bever Street, on the northeast by J. Griffin, on the northwest by Otter Street, and on the southwest by the street to Maryland, dimensions 70' on Bever Street, 68' on Otter Street, and 300' long.
D-1	NCSurveys	V2, 44	1689-03-15	Surveys		Vanderculin, Zachariah		Dimensions 120' by 300', bounded by Bever and Otter Streets and vacant land on the other two sides.
D-1	NCDeed	C-1, p. 100	1707	de Haes, Roeloffe		Stanley, Christopher
D-2	NCDeed	B-1, p. 173	1698-04-16	Cock, Andrew and Alchee, his wife		Griffin, Joseph		Half of the lot Penn granted to Zachariah Vanderculin 26 June 1691, dimensions 60' by 300'. Lot and house in New Castle now in the tenure of Cock, together with the privilage of the well on the lot of Cornelius Kettle. Bounded on the southeast by Bever Street, on the northwest by Otter Street, on the southwest by the lot in possession of Sylvester Garland, and on the northeast by the lot now in the possession of Cornelius Kettle. See entry below for later transactions.
D-3	NCDeed	B-1, p. 173	1689-04-16	Griffin, Joseph		Hussey, Sr., John; Hogg, George; Swett, Benjamin	farmer (JS), cordwainer (GH) , tanner (BS)	Dimensions 120' by 300', orginally granted by Penn to Vanderculin, who left it to Cornelis Kettle and Andrew Cock by will in 1694. The legatees sold it to Griffin in 1698.
D-4	NCDeed	B-1, p. 173						Mentions John Richardson as an adjoiner to parcel 3, above.
D-5	NCDeed	B-1, p. 130	1696-06-16	Alricks, Jacob		Parris, John of Cecil County		Lot on south side of Otter Street formerly by patent to John fforat, dimensions 120' by 300'.
D-5	NCSurveys	F2, #8	1689-01-29	Survey		fforat, John		Bounded on north by Otter Street, dimensions 120' by 300'.
D-6	DukeOfYork	p. 132	by 1664					Harman Reynerts mentioned as an ajoiner to tract D-7 below.
D-7	NCDeed	A-1, p. 65		Kipp, Hendrick		Vanderculine, Reyner		Another reference to the same transaction, different name.
D-7	DukeOfYork	p. 132	1664-09-17	Kipp, Hendrick	[brewer]	Reyneerson (vanderculin), Reyner		Lot on Bever Street, bounded by Hart Street and Harman Reynerts. Orginally granted to Kipp under the Dutch. [according to Scharf 1888, Hendrick Kyp was a brewer]
D-8	NCDeed	B-1, p. 464	1693-03-08					John Derrickson named as adjoiner in tract D-9, below.
D-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 8		Grant		Baker, Ambrose		Several Lots near the middle of New Castle, dimensions 343' by 169', on the market, Brewers Street and Wood Street, adjoining George More's house and lot. Also parcels 9 through 12.
D-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 8		Grant		Baker, Ambrose		Several Lots near the middle of New Castle, dimensions 343' by 169', on the market, Brewers Street and Wood Street, adjoining George More's house and lot. Also parcels 9 through 12.
D-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 8		Grant		Baker, Ambrose		Several Lots near the middle of New Castle, dimensions 343' by 169', on the market, Brewers Street and Wood Street, adjoining George More's house and lot. Also parcels 9 through 12.
D-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 8		Grant		Baker, Ambrose		Several Lots near the middle of New Castle, dimensions 343' by 169', on the market, Brewers Street and Wood Street, adjoining George More's house and lot. Also parcels 9 through 12.
D-9	NCDeed	B-1, p. 464	1693-03-08	Baker, Ambrose		Martinson, Martin		Lot 120' by 169' between Brewer Street and the market, bounded by Baker and Derrickson.
D-10	NCDeed	E-1, p. 280		Cole (Cock?), Edward and Esther, his wife	cooper	Savage, Jonathan	carpenter	Lot, dimensions 30' by 169', adjoining Silsby and Cole's other lot, where his house now stands, between the market and Beaver Street.
D-11	NCDeed	B-1, p. 478	1708-05-08	Hyke (Eke), Adam	yeoman	Savage, Jonathan	carpenter	Recites that it is the property Ambrose Baker left in 1886 to his daughter Hermana Cock, who sold it to Hyke, 25'wide.
D-11	NCDeed	B-1, p. 478	1700	Cole (Cock? Coke?), Edward and Hermana, daughter of Ambrose Baker, his wife		Baker, Aletta, widow and Adam Ike (Hyke, Itte)		All real estate mentioned in Ambrose Baker's will.
D-12	NCDeed	B-1, p. 278	1701-09-12	Colwort, John		Land, Francis		House and lot facing on the market, bounded on the north by John Thompson, and on the south by Ambrose Baker, deceased.
D-13	NCDeed	B-1, p. 183	1696-06-16	Vanderculin, Reynerd and Margaret		Thompson, John of Cecil County		Property between the market and Brewer Street, and between John Walker's house and lot and Ambrose Baker property. This probably is the George More property mentioned as containing a log house in the description of an adjoining lot. Deed recites that Vanderculin brought the property from Cornelius Derrickson, 23 March 1693.
D-14	NCDeed	B-1, p. 183	1696-06-16					Refer to John Walker's house and lot adjoiner; by 1700, Walker was deceased and this parcel was in the tenure of Barnes.
D-14	NCDeed	B-1, p. 351	1700-08-20					Refer to John Walker's house and lot adjoiner; by 1700, Walker was deceased and this parcel was in the tenure of Barnes.
D-15	NCDeed	B-1, p. 351	1700-08-20	Richardson, John		Barnes, Paul		Lot bounded on the north by Cornelius Kettle and on the south by a lot of John Walker,deceased, now in the tenure of Barnes. Dimensions 50'wide and in length as the other lots, from the green or market place to Beaver Street. Sold to John Grantham, 17 June 1701.
D-16	NCDeed	B-1, p. 351	1700-08-20					Cornelius Kettle is shown as an ajoiner on the above deed.
E-1	NCDeed	B-1, p. 73	1688-11-30	Gibbs, Edward and Judith Crawford Gibbs, executors of James Crawford		Robert Evans		Lot 21' wide, from Martin Gerrits house in the tenure of Robert Evans to the highway, recites original patent to Crawford, 1 January 1667
E-1	NCDeed	B-1, p. 413	1676-02-07	Crawford, James, James Jr., John and Mary C. Ogle		Miller, James	mariner	Quitclaim deed to the same property.
E-1	NCSurveys	M2, #40	1708-08-09	Survey		Miller, James		This bank lot survey, parcel E-16 indicates that Miller had acquired the Gerrits property, to make his home lot 54' wide.
E-1	NCSurveys	p. 126	1667	Grant		Crawford, James	soldier, for service	Dimensions not given, lot and house in town, bounded by the highway, Martin Gerrits, the river, and the land taken up on the back side of town
E-2	NCDeed	B-1, p. 224	1669-10-01	Grant		Arskin, John (Askin, Erskine)		Lot 60' wide in town, adjoining John Henry and Martin Garretsen, and the market.
E-3	NCDeed	I-1, p. 370	1675	Grant		Jansen, Hendrick		Adjoining Justa Andries and John Arskine, dimensions 54' by 308' by 62.5' given.
E-3	NCCourtRec		1677-11-07					Thomas Snelling was ordered to produce a patent and conveyance for the lot.
E-3	NCDeed	D-1	1708	McBur, Samuel & Johanna Jansen his wife		Trisse, Thomas of Philadelphia
E-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 57	1676-02-07	Henry, Catherine, widow of John Henry		Anderson, Justus		Anderson requests a repatent, and recites the following descent of title to the lot: Grant to Fop Outhout to Jacob Vande rvee r to Thomas Snelling to John Henry to Catherine Henry, his widow
E-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 148	1677-11-07					Thomas Snelling was ordered to produce a patent and conveyance for the lot.
E-5	NCCourtRec	II, p. 163	1687-11	Anderson, Justus		White		Acknowledges deed of 19 October 1687. In 1695 Hogg bough this part of the original lot from James White, thus reuniting parcels 4 and 5
E-6	NCDeed	A-1, p. 42	1679-05-14	Anderson, Justa		Hutchinson, Ralph	[ordinary keeper, Scharf 1888[	Dwelling, land, outhouses, and fences, bounded by Jan Hendrickson, drayer and Isaac Tayne. Shortly after this date, Hutchinson conveyed the lot to John Darby.
E-7	NCCourtRec	I, P. 414	1680-05-04	Moore, son of Ann Wale, deceased		Herman, Ephraim		House and lot on the Strand between Justa Andries and Matthias and Aemilius de Ring, 60' wide.
E-7	PennWarrants	p. 2	1680	Herman, Ephraim		Tayne, Isaac		Also in N.C. Deed Book A-1, p 63, (1680) Herman traded lots with Tayne.
E-7	NCDeed	B-1, p. 94	1695-05-28	Tayne, Isaac estate		Bisk, John and Elizabeth		South half of the lot, contains house and orchard.
E-7	NCDeed	B-1, p. 94	1695-05-28	Tayne, Isaac estate		Janvier, Thomas and Sarah		Transfers two - thirds of the north half of the lot and the apple trees; the other third is to pass to them after Crosse's death.
E-7	NCDeed	C-1, p. 40	1707	Janvier, Thomas and Sarah		Presbyterian Church		Parcel 50' by 27' on the market, bounded by John Bisk on the southwest.
E-7	NCDeed	B-1, p. 94	1695-05-28	Tayne, Isaac estate		Crosse William		Life estate in one-third of the north moiety of Tayne's lot.
E-8	NCDeed	A-1, p 154	1673	Grant		deRing, Matthias and Aemilius		Lot on the strand between the church yard and the lot of George Wale, dimensions 50' by 300' Rhineland measure (67.85' by 407' English).
E-8	NCDeed	B-1, p. 249	1698-11-08	Davis, Joseph and Lucretia, daughter of Emilius deRing		Osteraven, Leonard		Formerly the dwelling of Emilius de Ring, bounded on the northeast by the burying ground, on the northwest by the green or market plain, on the southwest by Thomas Janvier, dimensions 27' 9-1/3" before and 23'4" behind. Susannah Osteraven sold this to John Brewster 17 June 1701.
E-8	NCDeed	B-1, p. 343	1706-04-03	Davis, Joseph		Brewster, John		Lot 11' 1- 1/3" by 300', granted to Matthias and Emilius deRing and later conveyed to Nicholas Dering, who conveyed it to Joseph Davis.
E-8	NCDeed	C-1, p. 37	1707	Brewster, John		Presbyterian Church		Parcel 50' by 23'41", out of lot Brewster bought from Susannah Osterhaven. It is possible that the early titles should not have specified the length as a full 300" , but should have allowed for the pre-existing burying ground mentioned as an adjoiner.
E-9	DukeOfYork	p. 159	1669-05-28	Grant		Ekon, Bernard		[and parcel 10] House and garden, bounded by the market and Isaac Fyne (Tayne) and the churchyard, 60' wide.
E-9	NCDeed	C-1, p. 95						[and parcel 10] Ekon's property passed to his daughter. Margaret, wife of Reyner Vanderculin. The Vanderculins sold the lot to John Cann in 1690. Cann sold it to Nicholas Vangezel in 1701, reserving the south half, or moiety, for Vangezel and the north half for Cann. Vangezel sold his half to Empson, and a new division line with Cann was established.
E-11	NCCourtRec	I, p. 312	1678-02-04	desJardins, John estate at auction		deHaes, Johannes	possible agent for Ephraim Herman	Lot 30' wide, originally of Isaac Tayne, Sr., a gift to his son in-law des Jardins. See New Castle Court Records, I, p. 149, for acknowledgement of November 1677 from Tayne's estate.
E-12	NCCourtRec	I, p. 149	1677-11	Tayne, Isaac Sr. estate		Tayne, Jr., Isaac		House and lot where he now lives, less the 30' to desJardins.
E-12	NCDeed	A-1, p. 63	1680	Tayne, Isaac		Herman, Ephraim		House and two lots, bounded by Cornelius George's fence and Bernard Ekins [Ekon?], trade between Herman and Tayne for parcel E-7.
E-12	NCSurveys		1682	Survey		Herman, Epraim	surveyor	Double lot and house where he now dwelleth, 120'wide on the Strand and 108' wide on the market, originally granted by Lovelace to Tayne in 1671, and conveyed by Isaac Tayne, Jr. in 1680 to Herman.
E-12	PennWarrants	p. 20		Survey		Donaldson, John		Re survey to John Donaldson, who married Elizabeth Herman.
E-12	NCDeed	B-1, p. 287	1701-11-08	Donaldson, John		French, Robert		Includes bolting mills and a new clock and case in the deed. Adjoins heirs of John Harmonson and lot of John Cann.
E-13	DukeOfYork	p. 158	1669-04-08	Grant		Reynersen, Harmen		Bounded on the west by Isaac Fyne, dimensions 105 yards by 35 yards
E-14	NCSurveys	W2, #10	1701	Survey		Wood, Joseph		The house and lot are noted on the adjacent bank lot survey. In the title to parcel 15, William Mauritts is noted as having lot in this area.
E-15	DukeOfYork	p. 123	1667	Grant		Jansen, Hendrick		Lot about 300' by 60' between Hob Jansen and William Maurits.
E-15	NCDeed	A-1, p. 11	1678	Otto, Garrett & Otto, Gurtie Jorison		Hermonson, Jan	carpenter	Adjoining Fop Jansen and William Maurits
E-16	NCSurveys	M2, #40	1708-08-09	Survey		Miller, James		Bank lot fronting his house, 600' into the river, 54' wide.
E-17	NCSurveys	M2, #40	1708--08-0					Bank lot mentioned as adjoiner in survey to parcel 16
E-18	NCSurveys	V2, #30	1736					Bank lot survey
E-19	NCSurveys	V2, #30	1736					Outsale of bank lot described.
E-20	NCDeed	H-1, p. 55	1726	Confirmation		Van Gezel, Gertrude		See also New Castle Surveys, V2, #30
E-21	NCSurveys	J2, #4	1702-04-08	Grant		Janvier, Thomas		Bank lot opposite his house, 30' wide.
E-22	NCSurveys	B2, #55	1702-04-09	Grant		Brewster, John		Bank lot opposite his house, bounded on the northeast by an alley and on the southwest by Thomas Jaavier.
E-23	NCSurveys	L2, #8	1702	Grant		Le Fever, Hippolytus		Bank opposite his lot adjoining the graveyard on Front Street.
E-24	NCSurveys	W2, #10	1701	Grant		Wood, Joseph		Bank lot opposite his house and lot.
F-1	DukeOfYork	p. 142	1669-10-01	Grant		Couwenhoven	[brewer?]	[also parcel 2] Behind Couwenhoven's other property, 5 or 6 acres, bounded by a valley and swamp.
F-1	NCDeed	A-1, p. 66	1669	Grant		Couwenhoven		[also parcel 2] 2 or 3 morgen not claimed, sold to Hubert Hendricks by 1681. Between Couwenhoven's land and the marsh.
F-1	NCSurveys	"1700" p. 157	1701	Richardson, John		Donaldson, John		Formerly Hubert Hendricks, 1672, boundaries as shown.
F-1	PennWarrants	p. 24						Hybert Hendricksen's widow married Isaac deTyne (Tayne? ) and Tayne died before disposing of this property. She then married Roger Wooten and sold property to Donaldson. Note: The attribution of the surveys shown as parcels 1 and 2 to Couwenhoven is speculative. The description of a "point of marsh" and the location seem to fit, together with the Hendricks association, but there is no proof.
F-3	NCCourtRec	I, p. 488	1681-09-06	Grant		Feron, James	brickmaker	Double lot at the end of town to make bricks; tentative location.
G-1	NCCourtRec	II, p. 186	1686-09-18	Anderson, Justus		MacGregory, Hugh		Described as a house and half a lot. Anderson owed a debt to Smith; the court ordered the purchase price paid against it. Anderson finally acknowledged the deed when MacGregory paid �40 security on a debt of �80. [also see NCCourtRec II, p. 189]
G-1	NCCourtRec	II, p. 192	1686-12-18	MackGregory, Hugh		White, John		House and lot by deed 3 December 1688.
G-1	NCDeed	B-1, p. 61, p. 67	1686-08-03	Anderson, Justus		Mack-Gregory, Hugh		One half of two lots and two houses in New Castle, which Justus Anderson bought from the Smiths. The other moiety, sold to George Fisher, includes the house called the kitchen.
G-1	NCCourtRec	I, p. 173	1678-01			Hedges, William		[and parcel 2]. William Hedges was given permission to take up a lot in town.
G-1	NCCourtRec	I, p. 448	1680-01-04	Grant		Hodges, Mary		[and parcel 2]. Mary is the widow of William Hodges. Lot to the west of John Bisk and Isaac Tayne.
G-1	NCCourtRec	I, p. 512	1680-01-08	Survey		Hedges, Mary		[and parcel 2]. Lot bounded on the west by Hart Street, on the north by Brewer Street, vacant land on the east, and on the south the street now called St. Maries Street.
G-1	NCDeed	B-1, p. 79	1687-02-23	Smith, John and Mary		Anderson, Justus		[and parcel 2]. Bounded on the northeast by John Burnham, dimensions 120' by the other lots' size. Traded for other land of Anderson.
G-2	NCDeed	B-1, p. 61, p.67	1688-08-30	Anderson, Justa		Fisher, George		Lot and house called the kitchen, moiety of Anderson's purchase from John and Mary Smith. Anderson claimed that he was drunk when he made the sale for �18. The court validated the deed, but raised the price to �l9.
G-3	NCCourtRec	I, p. 517	1681-11	Grant		Burnham, Joseph		He was granted permission to take up a lot in town, with no recorded specifics.
G-3	NCCourtRec	II, p. 155	1687-04	Burnham, Joseph		ffolk, John		Lot in New Castle, deed dated 9 March 1686; ffolk on the same date acknowledged a deed to Peter Godwin dated 20 April 1687.
G-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 150	1677-11	Tayne, Isaac, Sr. [estate of]		Bisk, John		Conveyance acknowledged, lot between William Sempill and Gisbert Dircx.
G-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 424	1680	Grant		Tayne, Isaac, Jr. and Jan Bisk		Parcel behind Moses DeGan and Henry Vandenburg; for a public debt owed Tayne, Sr., an additional 60' was added to the lot.
G-4	NCSurveys	B1, #42	1701-04-23	Survey		Bisk, John		Lot due for service of his father-in-law Isaac deTine (Tayne), dimensions 240' on the street and 160' long.
G-5	NCSurveys	J2, #44	1701	Survey		Janvier, Thomas		One of three lots of Thwart Street, 120' by 160', northeast of John Bisk.
G-6	DukeOfYork	p. 185	1679-11-20	Spry, Thomas		Moll, John		[and parcel 7]. Spry, the attorney for George and Petronella Carr Oldfield, sold lot at auction. Lot 300' by 120', bounded by Samuel Land, Hart Street, Warmoes Street, and Minquas Street.
G-6	NCCourtRec	II, p. 176	1687-02-23	Anderson, Justus		Smith, John and Mary		The northwest moiety of the lot Anderson bought from John Moll, traded with the Smiths for their property across the street. [also see NCDeed B-1, p. 83]
G-7	NCCourtRec	II, p. 179	1687-03-21	Anderson, Justus		Walliam, James and John Darby		East half of lot bought from Moll. [also see NCDeed B-1, p. 75]
G-8	DukeOfYork	p. 109	1676	Grant		Land, Samuel		Between Warmoes and Minquas streets, bounded on the south by John Moll and on the north by land not yet granted. [also see NCDeed A-1, p. 115]
G-9	NCCourtRec	II, p. 96	1684-02-17	Cantwell, Edmund		Land, Samuel		Adjoins Samuel Land, security for a judgement of Evert Hendricks against Cantwell.
G-9	NCDeed	B-1, p. 468	1706-03-06	Cantwell, Edmund, heirs of		Land, Henry, heir of Samuel Land		In payment for a loan from Land to Cantwell, both of whom had died.
G-10	NCCourtRec	I, p. 235	1678-07-17	Grant		deHaes, Johannes		Unspecified lot in town.
G-10	NCCourtRec	I, p. 245	1678-11-05					Johannes deHaes appears as an adjoiner to Moses deGan.
G-10	NCDeed	B-1, p. 468	1706-03-06					Refers to a survey by Walter Wharton for Johannes deHaes 12 August 1676, on parcel 9, and states that parcel 10 was in the possession of Walter Wharton.
G-11	NCCourtRec	I, p. 246	1678-11-05	Grant		deGan, Moses		Adjoins Johannes deHaes and Jan Boeyer.
G-12	NCCourtRec	I, p. 246	1678-11-05	Grant		Boeyer, Jan		Adjoins Moses deGan.
G-13	DukeOfYork	p. 186	1679-11-20	Grant		Vandenburgh, Hendrick	merchant	Lot 60' by 300' adjoining John Boyer.
G-14	NCCourtRec	I, p. 363	1679-12-02	Grant		Dircksen, Gysbert		[and parcel 15]. Grant for services of two lots in Land Street next to Cornelis Laurenss [sic].
G-14	NCDeed	A-1, p. 115	1683	Grant		Dircksen, Gisbert		[and parcel 15]. Lot 190' by 289', bounded on the east by William Crosse and on the west by Henry Vandenburg.
G-16	NCDeed	B-1, p. 93	1684-09-20	Vanderculin, Zachariah		Crosse, William		Lot bounded by William Crosse and Gisbert Derrickson, 66' wide, being one-third of 298' that formerly belonged to Emilius deRing. The 298' is probably a miscopy for 198', which is three times 66'.
G-17	NCCourtRec	II, p. 9	1682-06-06	Grant		Croesie als. Lorrayne, William		A lot or slip of land next to Gysbert's land.
G-17	NCSurveys	J2, #44	1701-04-23	Survey		Janvier, Thomas		Consolidating two smaller lots in a survey.
H-1	NCDeed	A-1, p. 39	no date	Spry, Thomas	attorney for George and Petronella Carr Oldfield	Moll, John		North side of Hart Street, adj. Edmund Cantwell and John DeHaes, "Being the houses heretofore granted to Gerrit van Sweringen."
H-1	DukeOfYork	pages 185-186	1679-11-20	Captain Carr	estate	Moll, John		public sale West of the "Lock" of Joh. de haes, south of the lot of Edmund Cantwell, north of Hart Street, east of Warmoes Street, dimensions 233' x 60'
H-1	NCCourtRec	II, p. 145	1686-10-19	Moll, John and Christine		Delagrange, Arnoldus		"Betwixt Johannes deHaes house and Land Street" deed dated 15 July 1686
H-1	NCCourtRec	II, p. 163	1687-10-19	Delagrange, Arnoldus and Cornelia		Vanderheyden, Mathias		Acknowledgement, a house and lot
H-1	NCDeed	B-1, p. 179	1697-08-18	Carr, Richard; Oldfield, George and Petronella Carr		Hanson, Hans		Apparently a quitclaim to a lot 233' by 60' bounded on the south by Hart Street, on the north by Cantwell, and by DeHaes
H-2	NCSurveys	"1700", p. 149	1708-05-24	Grant		DeHaes, Rolof		Bank lot bounded on the south by William Hall and on the north by "stake standing by the Front Street and at the corner of the Free Wharf Street," dimensions 600' x 62'
H-2	NCDeed	E-1, p. 307	1717-02-12	French, John; Fitzgerald, Rowland; executors of R. de Haes		Lowman, Samuel		Bank lot on the Strand, 50' opposite deHaes house, 63' broad and 600' deep
H-4	DukeOfYork	p. 10	1657-02-10	Grant		Dirckson, Luke		"Lot for a House and Garden situate on the South River at Fort Casamier in the first Row laying between the Lots of Ryer Moe and Claes Pietersen Smith..."
H-4	NCDeed	A-1, p. 137	1677	Public Auction		Andries, Justus		Recites earlier patent to John Carr, 1 May 1671. The property was attached and sold to Andries. Andries sold it to John Williams Neering, "Deed in E. Hermans late book of records folio 53."
H-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 338	1679-06-03	Andries, Justa		Neering, John Williams	merchant
H-4	NCCourtRec	II, p. 145	1686-10-19	Andries, Justa		Neering, John Williams	merchant
H-5	NCSurveys	V2, #41, #42	1708	Grant		Vigoren, Isaac		Grant for a bank lot over and against his front lot, bounded on the northeast by the bank lot before the front lot of Benjamin Swett, and on the southwest by the bank lot over and against the front lot of William Davis, deceased, described in survey 41 as being the lot of John Williams. Dimensions 30' x 600'
H-6	NCDeed	B-1, p. 101	1696-03-31	Bisk, John; Spark, William and Margaret Hamilton; heir of Hamilton, Joseph		Sweatt, Benjamin		Lot 30' wide, street to street, bounded on the north by Bisk, on the south by a lot late of Hamilton, on the east by Front Street, and on the west by Land Street. Recites a patent from Governor Lovelace to Isaac Tayne, 8 April 1672
H-6	NCDeed	B-1, p. 100	1696-12-17	Bisk, John and Elizabeth		Benjamin Sweatt		Lot towards the upper end of town, being the chief part of 3 lots granted by Lovelance 8 April 1672 to Isaac Tayne, in the tenure and occupancy of John and Mary Bisk his executors, less 5' in front and 20' in back already sold to Vanderculin (dashed line on map).
H-7	NCDeed	B-1, p. 138	1696-03-	Vanderculin, Reyner		Vanderheyden, Mathias		MV of Cecil County, MD. Lot and house in New Castle, plus 5' front and 20' back bought of John Bisk, bounded on the northeast by Moses Sherry and on the southwest by Benjamin Sweatt. Recites a Lovelace patent of 9 April 1669
H-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 215	1695-11-19					House and lot on Front Street
H-8	NCCourtRec	II, p. 211	1695-06-18	Hogg, George		LeFever, Hippolytus		Lot at the north end of town in Front Street
H-8	NCDeed	C-1, p. 59	1707?	LeFever, Hippolitus		French, John; Halliwell, Richard; executors of John Donaldson		Lot bounded on the east by front or river, on the west by Land Street, on the north by Henry Williams, and on the south by house and ground of James (Cowles?), esq
H-9	DukeOfYork	p. 145	1670-08-11	Grant		Alberts, Derick		Lot near the fort bounded on the west by Gisbert Dericks and on the northeast by Jacob Vandever. Dimensions 35 yards by 100 yards
H-9	NCDeed	A-1, p. 6	1676-01-02	Cantwell, Edmund; Alricks, Peter; deHaes, Johannes, executors of Derick Albertson		Williams, Hendrick		Lot near the fort, bounded on the northeast by Jacob Vandever and on the west by Gisbert Derricks, patented 11 August 1670
H-10	NCDeed	A-1, p. 8	1676-01-29	Vandeveer, Jacob		Williams, Hendrick		Lot adj. Martin Rosemont, patented in 1671, dimensions 35 steps by 100 steps
H-11	NCDeed	B-1, p. 37	1676	Grant		Moll, John		Lot where the magazine house stood, bounded on the southeast by the river, on the west by common, on the northeast by the street next to the fort, and southwest by Jacob Vandeveer
H-11	NCDeed	B-1, p. 38	1687	Moll, John		Claypool, James
H-11	NCCourtRec	II, p. 165	1687-12-09	Moll, John		Claypoole, James		Court acknowledgement
H-12	NCSurveys	S2, #28, #42	1706-06-10	Grant		Swett, Benjamin
H-13	NCSurveys	L2, #8	1702	Grant		LeFever, Hippolytus
H-14	NCSurveys	C3, #45	1707-02-04	Grant		Coules, James		A bank lot fronting his house, yo' wide, bounded on the South by Swett
J-1	NCSurveys	L2 #44	1678	Grant		Lott, Englebert		[and NCDeed A-1, p.7, 1678-01-08] The old fort lot and one formerly of Vandenburg, bounded on the southwest by the highway or street into the woods, on the northeast by common not yet taken up, on the southeast by the street by the river, and on the northwest by Land Street. The grant required that Lott level the fort, and the survey contains a requirement that Lott leave 'la sufficient street or highway at the Water side. I' Dimensions 227' on the highway and 220' on Land Street.
J-1	NCDeed	C-1, p. 9	1707	Lott, Engelbert of New York		Sandford, Abraham and others		Two lots where the old fort stood.
J-2	NCDeed	A-1, p. 70	1673	Grant		Vandenburg, Harry		Dimensions 60' by 300', excepting the path from the town ditch into town.
J-2	NCSurveys	L2 #44	1678	Grant	Lott, Englebert			This is the fort lot, parcel 1 above, which contained the Vandenburg grant.
J-3	NCCourtRec	I, p. 264	1678-12-03	Grant		Man, Abraham		Next to Engelbert Lott's old fort lot, 60' wide.
J-3	NCCourtRec	I. p. 412	1680-05-04	Grant		Corderus, Hans	cooper	The Court offered a vacant lot in town, provided he settles there and follows the cooper's trade.
J-3	NCCourtRec	I, p. 488	1681-09-06	Court		Corderus, Hans		The Court granted the lot next to Engelbert Lott's, on the condition that he settle it within a year. If he should forfeit, the lot would go to William Semple, who got it 2 May 1682.
J-4	NCCourtRec	I, p. 406	1680-04-06	Grant		Vannes, Eldert Egberts	smith	Lot 60' wide, next to Abraham Mann on the east side of the fort.
J-5	DukeOfYork	p. 95	167_	Grant		Parker, Henry		Lot below the fort, bounded on the northeast by James Wallem, dimensions 60' by 300', allowing the footpath to the dyke. This lot probably lapsed.
J-5	NCCourtRec		1680-04-06	Grant		Herman, Ephraim		[Also New Castle Court Records I, p. 510 Survey "17001', p. 254 New Castle Surveys H2 #15 10 October 1680 ] Adjoining Abraham Mann on the west and James Walliam on the east. Herman assigned to Delagrange in 1682.
J-5	NCCourtRec	B-1, p. 62	1678-02-22	Greene, Edward		Claypoole, James		Adjoining Abraham Mann on the west and James Walliam on the east. Same lot that Delagrange bought from Herman and sold to Greene.
J-6	NCCourtRec	p. 88	1675	Grant		Walliam, James		Lot 60' by 300' below the fort, allowing for the path from the town dyke that leads into town. This property eventually fell into the hands of Arnoldus Delagrange.
J-7		Survey "1700" p 339	1681-11-22	Grant		Delagrange, Arnoldus		Vacant land and marsh, and a purchased lot from Richard Kittle, for a wind mill.
J-7	NCCourtRec	I, p. 498	1681-11-01	Grant		Delagrange, Arnoldus		The wind mill lot is to be granted on the condition that De La Grange drain the marsh. The miller's toll is to be one tenth.
J-7		Survey "1700" p. 126	1682-11-18	Grant		Delagrange, Arnoldus		Formerly Mr. Moll's marsh at the Broad Dyke, allowing room to repair the dyke.
K-1		p. 15	1670					Fort Lot, New York Historical Manuscripts, Proposal to build a new fort in the market where the bell hangs, if Carr will grant the land.
K-2		#23, pp. 62-63	1689					Court House Lot. Pennsylvania Land Office "Bound Volume", Warrant Register entry: Whereas the creditt reputation and advantage of a Town or City is its being well furnished with Good Substantial able and wise Inhabitants who are both capable and willing to promote the Interest thereof and being very desirous of advancing what in us lie the Town of New Castle on Delaware River have regulated the square of the town afsd in manner vizt: first that there be layd out to the Courthouse 50 foot in Breadth fronting the Street going from the River to the Kings Road by Edward Blacks two lots to the South East thereof is to contain each in front or breadth 60 foot the 55 foot which remains between the said Lott & the back part of the Lotts fronting on the River to be left for a street going into the Markett Place and the Northwest side of the 50 foot belonging to the Courthouse to be two Lotts each containing 65 foot in front and the 60 foot between the said Lotts & Ambrose Bakers to be left for a street all which front of the four Lotts & Lott of the Court House being 300 foot is to be layd out in a direct line from the corner of Robert Evanses Lott to the corner of Ambrose Bakers Lott the streets leading to the Market place only intervening each 1ott to extend back so as the South Easternmost Lott on the South East Side thereof being 150 foot Long a line drawn a right angle therefrom may enclose the other Lotts and be bounded to the back parts thereof each Lott the Courthouse Lott excepted to yield & pay the Propr & his heirs & asss as a quitrent or acknowledgement thereof yearly & every year five English Silver Shillings on the value thereof in coin current the regulation of the other part of the Square or Markett Place is referred to somother opportunity given at Philadelphia the 4th of 7 ber 1689.