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On 3 January 1820,Woodbury Marden in the right of his wife Judith, of Epsom, in consideration ofone hundred dollars, quitclaimed to their honored mother Olive Bennet of NewHampton, their rights to the estate of their late father William Bennet. On 29August 1829, Olive Bennet, widow, quitclaimed her interest in the real estateof her late husband William Bennet to Daniel L. Bennet. In 1830, Daniel L.Bennet conveyed to Benjamin Magoon three undivided sixth parts of the realestate of his father William Bennet, these being tracts in lot thirteen of thethird, one shar being in his own right and the two other shares he purchasedfrom Judith Marden and Jeremiah Bennet and also deeds from his mother OliveBennet. On 23 April 1835, Polly M. Bennet, single woman of New Hampton, inconsideration of seventy-five dollars, conveyed her interest in the real estateof he late honored father William. Bennet to Benjamin Magoon. On 23 April 1835,Sally Bennet, single woman of New Hampton, quitclaimed her interest in theestate to Benjamin Magoon.[1]15:390, 15:390, 15:390, 15:393, 15:393 4:445https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C3W7-83JZ-Q?i=575&cat=42824 15:390 and 15:393 multiple deedshttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C3W7-ZSGV?i=205&cat=42824[1] New Hampshire Land Records, Belknap County, 15:390, 15:390,15:390, 15:393, 15:393one deed for Olive and one for William to Jeremiahand one on the page previous of Daniel L. – 4:445, 15:390, 15:393https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSVL-K7VW-Q?i=28&cat=42824deed bookshttps://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/42824?availability=Family%20History%20Library