5,  Sarah  Harrison,  for  her  husband,  January  24,
1689  ;  No.  6,  John  Reading,  November  26,  1690 ;
Nos.  7  and  8,  Andrew  Robeson,  March  12,  1689;
Nos.  9,  10  and  11,  John  Reading, .  December  6,
1688  ;  No.  11  was  on  the  corner  of  Water  Street
and  the  great  road ;  No.  12,  Francis  Collins,  also
on  corner  of  Water  Street  and  great  road,  south
side,  September  12,  1689 ;  Nos.  13  and  14,  Thomas
Bull,  December  17,  1689;  lot  No.  15,  Sarah
Wheeler,  September  13, 1689  (this  lot  was  a  triangle
at  the  turn  in  the  river,  the  lots  from  this  front
were  laid  out  at  right  angles) ;  No.  16,  William
Roydon,  October  7,  1689  ;  No.  17  to  Daniel  Read-
ing, August  9,  1689  ;  Nos.  18  and  19,  Anthony
Sharp  (uncle  of  Thomas  Sharp),  April  26,  1689 ;
No.  20,  Thomas  Sherman,  November  26,  1690;
Nos.  21,  22  and  23,  vacant  to  the  town  line  on
the  corner  northward  from  the  town  line  on  the
east  side  of  the  main  road  ;  Nos.  24,  25,  26  and  27,
vacant ;  Nos.  28,  29  and  30,  in  rear  of  18  and  19,
were  surveyed  to  Anthony  Sharp,  April  26,  1689 ;
No.  31,  John  Reading  ;  Nos.  32  and  33,  on  south
side  of  public  square  were  vacant ;  Nos.  34, 35, 36, 37,
38  and  39,  on  north  side  of  public  square,  John
Reading,  December  17, 1689  ;  lots  40,  41, 42, 43  and
44,  to  town  line  are  vacant.  The  blocks  containing
twenty  lots  each,  on  the  west  side  of  the  north  and
south  road,  are  numbered  from  44  to  66,  and  owned
by  John  Reading;  lots  50,51,  52,  53,  54,55  and  58,
59, 60, 61  and  62.  On  the  back  line  lots  number  from
67  northward  to  88.  Of  them,  John  Reading  owned
lots  70,  71,  72,  73,  74,  75  and  78,  79,  80,  81,  82  and
83.  The  town  bounds,  or  liberties  of  Gloucester,
were  divided,  as  before  mentioned,  into  ten  parts.
