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Sharon Vermont deeds to look at – 1:36 WilliamLovejoy to Larkin Hunter, 1:37 Nehemiah Lovejoy to Larkin Hunter, 1:61 RichardLovejoy to William Lovejoy, 1:62 William Lovejoy to Daniel Lovejoy, 2:86William Lovejoy to Andrew Lovejoy, 2:22 Daniel Lovejoy to Asel Spalding, 2:119William Lovejoy to Benjamin Spalding – and many others – here is the index –need to go through them – there are some for John Lovejoy also  4:79, 4:80, 4:166https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL1-537J-Q?i=93&cat=46183deed bookshttps://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/46183?availability=Family%20History%20Library   On 7 January 1774,Richard Lovejoy of Sharon, Gloucester County, Province of New York, inconsideration of parental loved and affection, conveyed to his son WilliamLovejoy of Sharon 100 acres in Sharon. On 23 January 1776, William Lovejoy ofSharon, in consideration of £20, conveyed 80 acres in Sharon to Andrew Lovejoy(his brother). On 18 February 1782, William Lovejoy for the love and affectionhe held for his brother John Lovejoy property in Sharon adding that William asthe eldest son of Richard Lovejoy had the rights to this property.[1]  On 14 August 1782,William Lovejoy of Sharon, Vermont, for love and goodwill, deeded to his sonDaniel the 100-acre property William received from his father Richard in 1774. On21 August 1798, William Lovejoy and Oliver Lovejoy, for payment of four hundreddollars, quitclaimed to Daniel Lovejoy any rights to the second hundred-acrelot in Sharon that was part of the original grant to Robert Miller. On the samedate, William and Daniel entered an agreement for William and his current wifeto remain on the property during their natural lives with support from Daniel.[2][1] VermontLand Records, Town of Sharon, 1:61, 2:86, 4:166[2] VermontLand Records, Town of Sharon, 1:62, 4:79, 4:80

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