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�Fryday 30th of March 1781 the Proprietors of a certain Tract of Land Laying in the Province of Maine holden under the Will of Bridget Phillips late of Boston deceased met According to adjournment at the Coffee House in Boston Present Honl Jeremiah Powell, Thomas Cushing Esq and John Avery [?] Voted to adjourn to Tuesday the 3rd day of April next Then to meet at the Coffee House in Boston at 6 OClock P.M. and said meeting is adjourned accordingly

                                                      John Avery P. Clerk

Tuesday 3d of April 1781 the Proprietors of a certain Tract of Land Laying in the Province of Maine holden under the Will of Bridget Phillips late of Boston deceased met According to adjournment at the Coffee House in Boston Present Honl Jereh Powell, Thomas Cushing G + Josiah Waters Junr Voted to adjourn to Tuesday the 17th day of April instant Then to meet at the Coffee House in Boston at 6 OClock P.M. and said meeting is adjourned accordingly

                                                      John Avery [?] Prop, Clerk

Tuesday 17th of April, 1781 the Proprietors of a certain Tract of Land Laying in the Province of Maine holden under the Will of Bridget Phillips late of Boston deceased met According to adjournment at the Coffee House in Boston - Present S M Gowan Brown, Josiah Waters + John Avery [?] Voted to adjourn to Tuesday the first day of May next Then to meet at the Coffee House in Boston at 6 OClock P.M. and said meeting is adjourned accordingly

                                                      John Avery [?] P, Clerk

Tuesday May s1 1781 the Proprietors of a certain Tract of Land Laying in the Province of Maine holden under the Will of Bridget Phillips late of Boston deceased met According to adjournment at the Coffee House in Boston. - Present Honble Jereh Powell + Thos Cushing Esq Josiah Waters [?] and John Avery Jul. - Voted to adjourn to Fryday the fourth Ins'Then to meet at the Coffee House in Boston at 6 OClock P.M. and said meeting is adjourned accordingly

                                                      John Avery [?] P. Clerk