Improvement -- Fences/Enclosures

Colonial reconstruction of an earlier treaty with the Tunxis regarding land and political relations (copy)

Transfer from Farmington colonist to Tunxis man two parcels of land, one at Congee, the other at Fort Hill for 112 pounds

Transfer from a Farmington settler to a Tunxis man of ten acres of land near the fence enclosing the common field in Farmington for thirty pounds

Transfer of three and a half acres of land on the backside of Pequabuck Meadow to a Quinnipiac man for twelve pounds

Transfer of four rods of land by several of the Tunxis to the Town of Farmington to erect a fence.

Grant of a reservation of 200 acres of upland to the Tunxis by the Proprietors of Farmington

Transfer from a Tunxis member at Stockbridge to Tunxis man at Farmington of his rights to a parcel of land on the tribal reservation for ten pounds

Transfer from a Tunxis man to a Tunxis girl of eleven acres of land on the west side of Pequabuck Meadow at Fort Hill for nineteen pounds, five shillings

Transfer from a Farmington settler to a Tunxis/Quinnipiac man of Farmington of five acres, two roods, and thirty perches of land at Fort Hill in the Farmington Common Field for ten pounds, four shillings, and nine pence

Transfer by two Tunxis men to two Farmington colonists forty acres at Congee with a dwelling house and barn for 150 pounds