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  1 Nea's Alley-A-3027
• 1 Nea's Alley-D-3027

  Hon. S. Brownlow Gray and Reginald Gray of Paget, barristers, sell to Andrew and Anna Tudor Greig, post office clerk, for £680
• 1 Nea's Alley-A-3027
• 1 Nea's Alley-W-3027

  Will of Samuel Chapman, merchant, entrusted his real estate to Samuel and Reginald Gray for the is of Jane Susan Higginbothom, to be sold after her death.
• 1 Nea's Alley-A-3027

  Eliza Higinbotham’s part house and lot of Richard Prudden is assessed at 280 pounds, her furniture is valued at 150 pounds. William Tudor Tucker’s part of the lot is assessed at 160 pounds, his furniture is valued at 100 pounds. Tucker is also listed as owning 2 horses, and 2 boats.
• 1 Nea's Alley-A-3027

  William Tudor Tucker’s estate is assessed
• 1 Nea's Alley-W-3027
• 6 King's Square- BCR-- 1709

  Gov. Benjamin Bennett gives John Dickinson permission to build on the lot as long as he does not "prejudice" the Town Bridge adjoining
• 6 King's Alley - BCR- 1708

  Property to John Dickinson, Bank of Bermuda lot and water lot across the street on the west side of the Town Bridge, 15' wide
• 1 Nea's Alley-G-3027

  GRANTED to Alice Finney, widow, north half of Hillcrest lot, no building requirement
• 1 Nea's Alley-G-3027
• 6 King's Street- CV- 1707

  Six lots with storehouses, in front of old Governor's House -- between the Bridge and James Burchall's house [#34 Water St.] -- divided by lot; #1 nearest the Bridge, drawn by John Dickinson
• 20 Clarence-A-1888
• 90000w-O-1700
• 90000w-O-1698
• 90000w-G-1693
• 90000e-G--73929
• 90000e-D-1704
• 90000e-O-1700
• 3122b-A-1821-1829
• 3122b-D-1886
• 3122b-D-1844
• 3122b-D-1844
• 3122b-D-1828
• 3122b-D-1828