18th century and all three relating to the Jeffrey family of Portsmouth, with relevance to important early Partridge and Belcher families, to include: 1720 quit claim decree for property of James and Anna Jeffrey, mention of Andrew Brock's widow, dwelling house bought of Colonel William Partridge and Dame Mary his wife, Samuel Penhallow as Recorder, folio 11-1/2 x 7 in.; 1721 legal document involving George and James Jeffrey, mention of William and Samuel Koais (or Koas) the latter a shopkeeper (dollmaker?) whose wife Mary was daughter of Thaddeus Ridden of Marblehead, partial wax seal affixed, 12 x 7-1/2 in.; 1736 partnership agreement for establishing a Jeffrey family mining company, covering "searching, finding, and working of mines of lead, copper, and tinn [sic] within County of Essex, Massachusetts Bay, New England", witness David Wentworth, folio 12-1/4 x 7-1/2 in.
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