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On 7 February 1824, EnosReynolds of New Salem conveyed 75 acres with buildings and dwelling house toMartin Maynard blacksmith of New Salem for payment of sixteen hundred dollars. Atthe same time Martin Maynard entered into an agreement with Enos and Ruth Reynoldsto support them during their natural lives. On 28 May 1828, Enos Reynolds wasof Orange when he conveyed a tract of land in the southerly part of Orange toMartin Maynard of New Salem. On the same date Enos conveyed a tract in thesoutherly part of Orange to Ruth Irene Maynard.[1] Deed index – some may be from his father Enoshttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99Z8-5D69?i=40&wc=MCBL-L3D%3A361612501%2C361781601&cc=2106411 13:239, 19:604, 54:155, 54:185, 99:338, 99:339,56:58 19:604 – Enos’s father Enos and wife Sarah toEnos, Jr.https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89Z8-5C3Z?i=676&wc=MCBG-M38%3A361612501%2C361842001&cc=2106411 99:338, 99:339 – Enos to Rebecca Irene and MartinMaynardhttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9Z8-W9D1?i=191&wc=MCBL-V2S%3A361612501%2C361770601&cc=2106411 56:58 Martin Maynard agrees to support Enos andRuthhttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9Z8-TTKG?i=37&wc=MCBG-HWG%3A361612501%2C361885801&cc=2106411 [1] MassachusettsLand Records, Franklin County, 54:155, 56:58, 99:338, 99:339On 15 March 1803, EnosReynolds with his wife Sarah, in consideration of twenty-five dollars, conveyedto Enos Reynolds yeoman of New Salem a 10-acre lot in New Salem being part of afourth division lot number 65.[1][1] MassachusettsLand Records, Franklin County, 19:604