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| | Ancestors of Jerry Landers John Ellis |
 | | As has been seen, John Ellis is described as "eldest son" and he was given the dwelling house and one third of the lands in Sandwich by court order, 20 Feb. 1709/10, at the settlement of his father's estate. |
 | | Although John Ellis lived in Sandwich and the records of his land holdings in Barnstable County were burned in the 1827 fire, he also owned real property in Plymouth County and these deeds are of genealogical interest: A deed, dated 12 March 1711, shows that "Ezekiell Joell of Monument in ye town of Sandwich... |
 | | John Ellis of Sandwich by deed, 7 April 1712, bought for 5 pounds from Junkesen and Black Sachem, Indians of Mashpee, a 25-acre tract near the lower Herring Pond in Plymouth (acknowledged and recorded 21 May 1712, ibid., p. |
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