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A VIEW OF THE COVENANT OF GRACE FROM THE SACRED RECORDS. WHEREIN THE PARTIES IN THAT COVENANT THE MAKING OF IT ITS PARTS CONDITIONARY AND PROMISSORY AND THE ADMINISTRATION THEREOF ARE DISTINCTLY CONSIDERED.

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Two printed documents accomplished in manuscript consisting of a mortgage contract between John Parker of Dracut and Boston Bank for a loan of $300 for one year secured by several parcels totaling 23 acres in Dracut

180357629Boston: December 10 1803. The first 16Ã‚Â½" x 13Ã‚Â½" previous folds in eighths some minor separation and holes along the folds without significant loss; old paper repair on verso. "Boston Bank. Know all men by these presents that I John Parker of Dracut . yeoman in consideration of Three hundred --- dollars paid by the President Directors and Company Bank . do hereby give grant bargain sell and convey . certain tracts or parcels of land situate lying and being in Dracut . containing twenty-three acres bounded and described as follows viz. one piece containing ten acres and a half with a dwelling house and a barn & shop." This is followed by a lengthy holograph description of the boundaries of said parcel. And "A second piece of land adjoined to the above . contains thirteen acres" also followed by a lengthy holograph description of the boundaries. Beneath these descriptions is a printed section outlining the conditions of the loan. Signed by Parker and his wife Mercy. Witnessed by John Adams and Parker Varnum and signed a second time by Varnum as Justice of the Peace. Recorded and signed by Sam'l. Bartlett Registrar of Middlesex County. With a docket on the verso as well as a holograph quit-claim deed of 1830 signed by Joseph Chapman Cashier of Boston Bank and attested to by William Simonson Justice of the Peace. The second 12Ã‚Â½" x 8" previous folds in quarters neat professional strengthening on the verso. "Know all men by these presents that I John Parker of Dracut in the County of Middlesex . am holden and stand firmly bound and obliged unto the President Directors and Company of the Boston Bank in the full and just sum of Six hundred dollars or their successors or assigns." Dated December 9 1803 signed by John Parker and witnessed again by Adams and Varnum. Docket on the verso. The text sets forth the penalty if Parker fails to repay the $300 "With lawful interest" within one year. John and Mercy Coburn Parker recorded their intention to marry on November 6 1784. John Parker was born about 1760. The couple had eight children between 1787 and 1802.They resided on Christian Hill hence his nickname "Christian John." Dracut is on the New Hampshire border nestled between Lowell Mass. and Nashua N.H. <br/><br/> December 10 unknown books

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