Estabrook Family

Eight Estabrooks (Esterbrook(s)/Easterbrook(s)) were part of the history of Rocks Village.  Although Estabrooks families were well established in nearby towns such as Andover and Boxford, the Estabrooks of Rocks Village began with the widow of Elijah Estabrooks, Hannah (Daniels) Estabrook, who married a shipwright named Joseph Burrill in 1743. They lived at first in Newbury and then moved to Rocks Village.

Joseph Burrill was born in 1702 in Newbury. He owned a property in the village at 15 River Road to the north side of the brook.  He also owned land on Wharf Lane. Samuel Estabrook, Hannah’s son by her first husband Elijah, was an apprentice to his stepfather and eventually became a shipwright himself and settled in Rocks Village also on River Rd. Several generations of Estabrooks went on to settle in the village in the ensuing years, descended from Samuel, who kept his father’s name.

Samuel Estabrooks (1738 -1798) married Sarah Robinson (xxx – xxx) in 1762. He was in the military service March 1757, was on the muster roll of the Third Foot Company of East Haverhill, and enlisted to attempt a conquest on Canada. He was known as Lt. Samuel.

Samuel and Sarah had several children but only Samuel II, a cooper, settled in the village on River Rd. with his wife Hannah Silloway. Samuel and Hannah’s offspring included Samuel III, a bricklayer, Joseph, a carpenter, and Abigail, all of whom settled in the village . Joseph’s sons Joseph Jr. and John R. married and settled in the village on both sides of E. Main St.  Abigail married David Elliott, a village landowner. When David died, she raised her children in a house at approximately 20 E. Main St. next door to the store and  shoe factory that her sons George and Samuel established and ran.  See Elliott page. In 1850, counting Abigail Estabrooks Elliott,  there were no less than seven Estabrooks households residing in the village.

Number 20 Wharf Lane is often called the Samuel Estabrook house, but no evidence has been uncovered to connect the property to any of the Samuel Estabrooks. It is possible that Samuel Estabrooks III, the mason, participated in building the chimney for that house. There is documented evidence that he helped build the chimney at 1 Wharf Lane for Zebulon Ingersoll in 1814 when the second half of that house was constructed [John Ingersoll diary].

GENEALOGY

To distinguish the generations here, the Samuels and Josephs are designated by number, e.g. Samuel I, Samuel II, etc. There is no evidence that they were called so while living.

Joseph Estabrook II was the son of Joseph I, probably born in England. Joseph II married Mary Mason. Children of Joseph II and Mary Mason:

  1. Benjamin Estabrook
  2. Mary Estabrook
  3. Samuel Estabrook
  4. Daniel Estabrook
  5. Ann Estabrook
  6. Joseph Estabrook III b. 1669, married Melicent Wood in 1689. Melicent died in 1692 and Joseph married Hannah (Levitt) Loring (previously married to Loring – she had daughter Submit). Children of Joseph III and Hannah Levitt/Loring:
    1. Millicent Estabrook
    2. Hannah Estabrook
    3. Salomon Estabrook
    4. John Estabrook
    5. Joseph Estabrook IV (married Submit Loring his half sister)
    6. Elijah Estabrook (b 1702) who married Hannah Daniels (b 1702) in 1724.

Elijah Estabrooks married Hannah Daniels in Boston on October 1, 1724. They had eight children:

  1. Mary Estabrooks born June 30, 1724/5 m. __Stone.
  2. Elijah Estabrooks Jr. b. 1727/8 most likely born in England about 1727) (was bonded out for 500(pounds) to Joseph Frost – his uncle) died July or Aug 11, 1796 in Swan Creek New Brunswick, Canada, buried Canning NB, married Mary (Hackett) in 1750 and Sarah Hammond Oakes in 1778. See below.
  3. Deborah Estabrooks born 1729, married Joseph Frost Jr in 1753
  4. Submit Estabrooks born 1731 (Submit marries Aaron Sargent, Nov. 16, 1757 in East Haverhill)
  5. Hannah Estabrooks born Sept 29, 1734 – never married
  6. Joseph Estabrooks born Aug 10, 1736 – store keeper in Montague Mass
  7. Samuel Estabrooks I born Nov 27, 1738 in Shelburne or Sherborn, MA married Sarah Robinson in 1762-. Military service March 1757, was on the muster roll of the Third Foot Company of East Haverhill, enlisted to attempt a conquest on Canada. Died 1778. More below.
  8. Aaron Estabrooks born March 20, 1739/40. Aaron, a. 21 y., painter, s. Aaron and Hannah, married Martha Jane Ham, a. 18 y, d. George B. and Olive Ann, Aug. 4, 1848.*

Hannah Daniels Estabrooks and Joseph Burrill were married on February 9, 1743/44.  Hannah must have brought to her marriage with Joseph Burrill her 8 children from her marriage to Elijah Estabrooks, ages 3 (Aaron) to 18 (Mary). She then had 3 more children with Joseph Burrill. Hannah and Joseph apparently lived in Newbury at least until the end of 1747 when their last child John was born. It is unknown when they moved to Rocks Village but it’s likely they were there by 1750 [Phineas Nichols statement]. They sold their two houses on River Rd (#7 and #15) to son Samuel Estabrooks in 1761.

Hannah and Joseph Burrill’s children: [Geni]

  1. Joshua Burrill b Nov 11, 1744 in Newbury, MA
  2. Theophilus Burrill b Nov 17, 1745 Newbury, MA
  3. John Burrill b Dec 27, 1747 Newbury, MA

Samuel Estabrooks I a shipwright, (1738-1778) m Sarah Robinson. Samuel and Sarah lived in Joseph Burrill’s house at 15 River Rd. (between the current #7 and #21). Samuel I and Sarah’s children were:

  1. Samuel Estabrooks II, a cooper (1762 Nov 7 – 1793 May 7 (32)), Samuel II stayed in Rocks Village and was known as a cooper. Samuel II bought land from his stepfather in 1785 on River Road.
  2. Sarah Estabrooks (1763 – 1784) – married John Emerson of Newbury 26 Oct 1784
  3. Rebecca Estabrooks (1765 June 1),
  4. Joel Estabrooks (1768 Jan 4 Holden MA) – married Emma or Amy Rice Aug 7, 1792
  5. Ezra Estabrooks (1778 Apr 14) – married #1 Eunice Goodell (x-x) on May 17, 1795 in Oakham, #2 Sarah Gleason.
    1. Milinda (Jun 7, 1795

Samuel II Estabrooks (1762-1793) (Samuel, Elijah, Joseph III, Joseph II, Joseph) married Hannah Silloway (xxx – 1837) in 1784. Their Children, Hannah (1785 – 1874 Dec 29), Joseph (1786 May 17 – 1861 Feb 24), Samuel III (1792 – 1883), and Abigail (1788 Nov 12 – 1870 May 8). Joseph, Samuel and Abigail married and stayed in Rocks Village.

  1. Joseph Estabrooks (1786 May 17 – 1861 Feb 24) (Samuel Jr., Samuel, Elijah, Joseph III, Joseph II, Joseph), a joiner or carpenter, married Lydia Randlet (xxx- died 1826 at age 37) Dec 16, 1807 in Newburyport. Joseph m(2) in 1827 Anna (Nancy) Parker, sister of Frederick Parker who owned several properties in the village. Joseph is buried at Greenwood cemetery. Joseph and Lydia’s children:
    1. Joseph II Estabrooks(1808 Oct 8 – 1875 Apr 13) lived at 20 River Rd in Rocks village and remained in the village until his death. J. Estabrook is listed in an 1872 map as living at 1 Wharf Lane, age 60. This is during the period when his daughter  Isabel owned it. In the 1870 census his household includes 3 Morse children: Emma, Adeline, and Charles (could they be his cousin Sophia’s children??). He married Hannah Smith Robbins (1809 – xxxx) Dec 11, 1831.  potentially this Hannah is living with Moses Gile and Elizabeth Kelley Gile in 1860 at age 48
      1. Mary Estabrooks born June 19, 1842, dies a. 11 m. 8 d.
      2. Isabel Estabrooks (1837 or 38 – 1919)  m Samuel P. Currier (abt 1830 – xxx) in xxx. At her death Isabel/Isabella lived at 339 E Broadway. Isabel “in her own right” bought 1 Wharf Lane from George and Samuel Elliot in 1868. The house was later repossessed and returned to George Elliot (1899).
        1. Mabel (1875 – 1919)
        2. Fred R. (1877 – xx)
      3. Lydia Ann Estabrooks (21 Oct 1832 Haverhill – 23 Dec 1898), Married Henry William Davis b 24 Oct 1854 Haverhill.
    2. John R. Estabrooks (1814 – 1864) lived in Rocks village, probably on E. Main St. until his death. He  married Ann Matilda (1818 – 1868?) Hopkinson of Bradford, int. Nov. 9, 1839. They had :
      1. John Leveritt Estabrooks (May 25, 1845 – xxx)  married Mary E. Elliott (1844, Raymond, NH) m in 1865. Mary is daughter of Jacob and Martha (Waita) Elliott. (relation to RV Elliotts unknown) Her sister is Martha A. who marries Thomas Bradley and William P. Goodwin (brother of Hannah Goodwin who marries Charles Ramsey). John L and Mary also lived in the village.
        1. Albert Hatch Estabrook (1866 -3 Dec 1906) married Lena E. xxxx (x-x) in 1891. In 1880 at the age of 14 he is listed as a Hostler in Haverhill.
          1. Pearle B. Esterbrook (1881)
        2. Frank Randall Estabrook (24 Jun 1868 Haverhill – 8 Apr 1937 Bedford, NH) married Vienna Jane Hadley (1869-1940) in 1906 in Manchester, NH.
          1. Gladys Victoria Hadley (1892-1980) marries Homer Lee Brewer (1887-1950) in 1911. She was adopted daughter of Frank and Grace Elliot according to Find a Grave.
            1. Mildred G. (1912 – 1996) marries Albert E. Chase (1906-1984) in 1934
            2. Gordon Lee (1915 – 1953)
            3. Edward H (1916 – 2001)
            4. Madeline V. (1922-1924)
            5. Ethel May Brewer (1923-2010) marries Jache
            6. Homer L. Brewer Jr. (1925-2012)
            7. Beverly R. (x-x) marries Hall (1927  – 2005)
        3. George Osgood (24 May 1872 – 1930) living with William P. Goodwin and Martha A. Elliot as nephew in 1880. m. Saidee Vinetta (Hadley) Robinson (1879 -x) 24 Dec 1904 Manchester, NH.  Living at 236 J. Hall Road in Manchester when he died.
    3. Lydia Jane Estabrooks (1825 who lived 2 months and 7 days.
    4. Sarah W. H. “, 31 (~1825 -1856 Sep 26 age 31y 8 m 5 d- greenwood)
  2. Hannah Estabrooks (1785 – 1874 Dec 29)
  3. Samuel III Estabrooks, mason, (1792 – 1883) (Samuel Jr. , Samuel, Elijah, Joseph III, Joseph II, Joseph) married Sophia George (1791 – 1861) Oct. 21, 1820. Sam along with his wife are listed in the 1820 census on River Rd. In 1850 Samuel III lived at 7 River Road with his wife Sophia, daughters Eliza and Sarah. Daughter Sophia was married by then. Samuel Estabrook III worked on the second chimney for the house at 1 Wharf lane in 1814 as did his son Joseph [3]. Where is Samuel buried? (2012 – I think he is at (4) – the large pyramidal monument, behind Zebulon?-check). They had three children: [familysearch.org]
    1. Eliza Ann Estabrooks (1828 – 12 Dec 1905), m Moses Williams May 1, 1854 in Amesbury. Moses b abt 1826 to Jonathan and Philinda Williams. “Mr. and Mrs. Williams and their three children were my next door neighbors for many years in West Newbury” [Smith]
    2. Sarah Hills Estabrooks b abt 1831-3 married 29 Nov 1855 Samuel A. Chase (9 May 1826 – xxx)(son of Samuel Chase and Polly? Sarah Adams Gile) (d. Gertrude Alice born 1864, died 15 Apr 1900 in Lowell, MA.) “Mr. L. A. Chase, who for a number of years was a teacher in Lowell, and the last of his life was treasurer of Central Savings Bank of the city of Lowell”. [Smith]
    3. Sophia W. Estabrooks – who married Nathaniel Morse widr., of Newbury, carpenter, June 24, 1847.
  4. Abigail Estabrooks (1788 Nov 12 – 1870 May 8) (Samuel Jr. , Samuel, Elijah, Joseph III, Joseph II, Joseph) married David Elliott (b. 19 Jul 1787 – d. 1840) in 1812. David Elliot was a chaise maker living in Amesbury in 1820. They lived for a time behind The Countess House on land that eventually became the Kimball’s. As a widow Abigail lived at 20 E. Main St. Their sons Samuel and George were the owners of S & G Shoe Manufacturers. See Elliott family page.

Abigail Estabrooks Sampler, wrought in the fifteenth year of her age – 1803. (42)

Capt. Elijah Estabrooks, Jr.  (Elijah, Joseph III) b abt 1728 d 1796, son of Hannah Daniels and Elijah Estabrooks (b. Aug 25, 1703 Lexington, MA, d. Dec 1, 1740 intestate with a small estate [39]), son of Joseph III and Hannah (Leavitt) Loring Estabrooks. Elijah Jr. married Mary Hackett/ Hackit, Nov. 13, 1750 in Salisbury, MA.

Elijah served 1758-1760 in Col. Prebbles’s Regiment of Provincials and fought at Ticonderoga. In 1776, Elijah took part in an expedition against the British at Fort Cumberland. He was a farmer and a member of the Congregational Church. Elijah died in 1796 in Swan Creek, Queens Co., New Brunswick, Canada and was buried in the Garrison Graveyard, Jemseg, Queens Co., New Brunswick, Canada.

Above paragraph From

https://www.geni.com/people/Captain-Elijah-Estabrooks-Jr/6000000002704130031

Children of Elijah Jr. and Mary Hackett:

  1. Hannah Estabrooks b Aug 14, 1751 (baptized Aug 25, 1751) in Haverhill, died July 13, 1837 in Haverhill, married Zebedee Ring.
  2. Molly/Mary Estabrooks born: Mar 9, 1752/3 baptized on March 18, 1753 in Haverhill, married Samuel Hart, died 1789/93 Haverhill.
  3. Sarah Estabrooks, born May 25, 1755 in Haverhill, Massachusetts; died May 30, 1755 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.
  4. Elijah Estabrooks born May or June 16, 1756, baptized on May 23, 1756 in Haverhill, died Sept 6, 1825 in Waterborough, NB. Canada. (b. Aug 1, 1728) May 16, 1756 (listed as Nov 14, 1750 in Ticonderoga journal) He was a reverend. Buried Upper Gagetown, NB, Canada. Married Mary __. They had Hezekiah, Mary, Hannah, Elijah , John, David, Samuel W., Phoebe, Gideon, Joseph, Charles, Jarvis, and Jesse.
  5. Samuel Estabrooks baptized on Dec 11, 1757 in Boxford/Bradford/Haverhill – born Dec 6, 1757, died young
  6. Ebenezer Estabrooks b Sept 9, 1759 in Boxford/Bradford

Children of Elijah Jr. and Sarah Hammond Oakes:

  1. Betsey Estabrooks, born October 30, 1779 in Gagetown, New Brunswick, Canada. She married Martin Olts Jr.
  2. Hammond Estabrooks Sr., born January 29, 1783 in Gagetown, New Brunswick, Canada; died Abt. 1864 in Amity, Aroostook Co., Maine

PROBATES

Lt. Samuel Estabrook (Shipwright), probate 9097, dated 1798. House and land valued at $150.00. Home and 6 rods of land sold to John Brown for $115.00 (204/168). Francis Carr was Justice of the Peace.  Major Amos George, Daniel Swan, Nathaniel Ladd were the committee. Estate paid Moses Moody for a coffin ($1.78)

Hannah (Silloway) Estabrook (widow of Samuel II) probate record 9096 dated 1839 administered by Joseph Estabrook. (Sons Joseph and Samuel, daughter Abigail Elliot) Real Estate: Sillow Garden ($15.00) and Country Bridge Meadow ($75.00). Abigail is given all household furniture and wearing apparel. Enoch Foot, Dolly Foot, and Caroline G. Foot witnessed will. Owes David Elliott (son in Law): $291, Enoch Foot:2.90, Timothy Kineson: $5.83. Samuel Elliott bought Garden Lot for $12.50. Daniel Hoyt bought meadow land for $58.00

Joseph Estabrooks Sr. b 1786  d 1861 Probate 38587 (Joseph Estabrook administer of will. Joseph and John R. are sons and only heirs.)

Real Estate:

3/4 acre of Woodland: $30.00

3.5 acres on the hill: 105.00

7/8 of 1/2 acre called Silloway: 25.00

3/4 acre on wharf lane??: 75.00 (34 Wharf Lane)

4 acres back of barn: 300

one house near J Nichols: 600??

one house south side of road: 700 (37 Main?)

one house and barn on north side of road:800 (38 Main?)

John R. Estabrooks, carpenter, probate 38586 dated 1864. Ann M is widow and administrator along with Samuel Elliot and George E. Elliott. John L. his son is 19 years of age when he dies.

Real Estate value of $3,300:

Tompkins lot near river: $325

Ferry way lot near river: $100

Back Road lot west of Amesbury road: $300

House lot west of Amesbury Road: $600

Parker homestead lot and buildings on Main street: $800

Homestead lot and bldg on Main Street: $650.00

12 rod way lot: $150

Silloway lot near river: $25.00

Eustis Chase lot near Hunkins Mill: $75.00

Brookings lot and barn: $275.00

Ann was allowed: $400.  Was considered of “feeble health and not able to do much for her own support”

Ensign S. Hunkings and Wallace T. George to examine debts.

There was a claim dated 1861 for John R. Estabrook to Joseph Estabrook (his brother) for $2000.  Was paid out of will in 1867.that was settled by selling land to Lydia A. Davis (William Gunnison Assignee)(727/138)

Sophia G. (wife of Samuel 3rd) dies in 1861: probate: 38588

Samuel Estabrook is administrator.

Only 3 pages, doesn’t list much.

Elijah Estabrooks Probate 1740 number 7022  Died in Shelburne, MA (or Enfield).  No property listed.

7023 Elijah Jr. 19 years of age agreed to have Joseph Frost as his Guardian. Dated July 4, 1746

Hannah refused to administer the will of her late husband.  Her brother (in-law) John Esterbrooks asks the judge if Joseph Frost (his brother) of Charlestown could be administrator.

CENSUS

Two Samuel Estabrooks were living in the village in 1790, listed in tandem in the 1790 census. The first listed is likely Samuel I (shipwright) with 2 males (Sam I and Ezra) over 16 and 2 females any age (wife Sarah and Rebecca). They were probably living in Joseph Burrill’s house at 15 River Rd. (Their children Samuel and Sarah were married by then, probably also Joel)

The next Samuel Estabrooks listed is likely to be Samuel II Estabrooks (Cooper): with 1 male over 16 (Sam II), 1 under 16 (Joseph), 2 females (wife Hannah and one female child either Hannah or Abigail – why not both?) They are probably at 7 River Road. Samuel III had not yet been born (1792)

A list of households for 1798 in Haverhill lists only Hannah Easterbrooks.

1820

Sam Estabrook listed after Zeb Ingersoll, J Johnson, Abby Parker, Aaron Choate, E Weld, John Ladd, Simeon Chase and before John Brown, Joseph Poyen, Cutting Moody, James Davis. One male, one female in household. (Likely River Rd.)

1830 Census

Joseph is listed as a Joiner living in Rocks’ Village. He is after Knowles, H Black, Abigail Parker, and before Thomas Chase, Jane Chase, David Elliot, Joseph Poyen, Timothy Kinison. (37 or 38 E Main?)

Samuel is after Amos Morse, Thomas Emery and before Elijah Tozier, John Shipman, Mary Lord, Cutting Moody..Johnson, McQuesten (River Rd)

1840 census:

2 Joseph Estabrooks and one John: Maybe John and Joseph II sharing 37 E Main?

Luther Chase, John J Chase, Joseph Estabrooks, Joseph Poyen, Stephen Crosby, Mary Danforth Dan Chase, Joseph Nichols, Edward Sealy, Moses Jaques, Timothy Kinison, John Estabrooks, Joseph Estabrooks (might say Jr hard to read). (Probably 37 E. Main)

1850 Census

In 1850 Samuel III lived at 7 River Road

1850 census Joseph and Anna lived at 20 River Road

1850 Abigail would have been living at 20-26 E Main St.

861-1087  Joseph EASTERBROOKS, 64, carpenter, $600 (This is Joseph b(May 17, 1786. son of Samuel Jr. and Hannah Silloway,)

Anna (Parker)”, 71 (his wife, could be Frederick Parker’s Sister)

Sarah W. H. “, 31 (d. 1856 Sep 26 age 31y 8 m 5 d- greenwood)

1850 Census

872-1099  John R. ESTERBROOKS, 36, carpenter

Ann Matilda (Hopkinson) “, 32

John L. “, 5

1850:

821-1039  Samuel ESTABROOKS (III) (Easterbrooks), 58, bricklayer, $500

Sophia (George) “, 58 (16 Apr 1791 – daughter of Lewis George and Alice)

Eliza “, 21

Sarah A.”, 19 (April 1831 – marries Samuel A. Chase of Lowell[ according to Peaslee])

Jonathan MAXWELL, 28, bricklayer, ME

Eliza GEORGE, 50 (Sophia’s Sister?)

1855 Census:

Joseph Estabrook (70) Carpenter

Nancy Estabrook (84) (this could be Anna, Frederick Parker’s sister) The name Nancy was originally a diminutive form of Anne or Ann. It began to be used as a proper name from the 18th century onwards.

1855 Census:

Joseph Estabrook Jr. (45) Farmer

Hannah S. Estabrook (43) living with Moses Gile and Elizabeth Kelley Gile in 1860

Isabelle S. Estabrook (17)

1855 Census:

Joseph R. Estabrook (41) Carpenter

Ann M. Estabrook (36)

John L. Estabrook (11)

John R. is the brother Joseph Jr.(son of Joseph and Lydia or Anna?)

John Estabrook In 1855 MA census lived btw Tompkins, Gile, Eustis Chase and Jo eph Estabrook, Crosby, Simeon Chase, Kinnison, Sam Elliot etc.  Check this.

1872 map:

J. Estabrook is shown residing at 1 Wharf Lane.

DEEDS

1819, June 21: Joseph and Lydia Estabrook sell Samuel Estabrook III land that Joseph got from his father (Samuel II)(235/115)

Deed ?? John L. and Mary E. sell land to Brickett in 1868 (Mary E. is John L’s wife)

1868 Deed 924/91 and 750/38  Samuel and George Elliot to Isabella Currier (d of Joseph Estabrook) $500 with mortgage. House and land to river 1 Wharf Lane. If defaulted goes to public auction. See also description at 1 Wharf.

Summary of Deeds for Samuel Estabrooks

Samuel I (Shipwright) 1738 – 1798 (not 1778)

Samuel II (Cooper) 1762 – 1793

Samuel III (Bricklayer) 1792 – 1883

Timeline:

1761: Burrill sells 7 and 15 River Road to Samuel I (121/162)

1785: Samuel I sells to Samuel II (7 River Road) (163/211)

1793: Samuel II dies and land goes to Joseph, Samuel III and Abigail (7 River Road). Samuel the III is only 1 year old at this point.

1819: Joseph and Abigail sell to Samuel III their brother (their parts of 7 River Road) (235/115 and 235/116)

1798: Samuel I dies and land is sold off to John Brown (15 River Road) 204/168

1823: Hannah Estabrook to Samuel Estabrook (118/270) previously Ephraim Colby

1825: John Brown to Osgood, foot, chase, babson (239/32) (15 River)

1825: Osgood, foot, chase, babson to Samuel Estabrook III (238/248) 15 River

1848: Joseph/Anna and  Samuel/Sophia sell land in West Newbury to Joshua Hills – so Samuel III is still alive.

1859: Samuel and Sophia sell land to Samuel C. Foot (652/151)  Bounded by W.D.S. Chase and Judith Short

1869, May 3: Samuel Estabrook III of West Newbury sell to James Oakes (7 River Road) 778/146

1870, Apr 3: Samuel Estabrook III sells to Hannah Ramsey (Widow) 15 River Road (803/121)

1881: Mary E. Estabrook to Jane Colby (1067/140) Main Street

1883, Aug 2: Nathaniel Morse, Sophia W. Morse, Moses Williams, Elisa, A. Williams, Samuel A. Chase, Sarah A. Chase (all descendants of Samuel Estabrook) to Morris E. Emerson (previous James Davis Jr. (Combmaker) and Lydia Davis to Samuel Estabrook)

1825, March 29: James Davis Jr. (Combmaker) and Lydia Davis to Samuel Estabrook (mason) (238/23) 6 acres of land.

1883, Nov 10: Heirs of Sam Estabrook, III (Nathaniel Morse, Sophia W. Morse, Moses Williams, E. A. Williams, Samuel A. Chase and Sarah H. Chase) to A. Frank Morse (being same as 118/270 on 1822, April 23) (1120/282) 147 square rods bounded 19.5 R westerly on road leading to RV, 16 R on land of Hannah Esterbrook to land of Ben Chase, northerly along Ben Chase land 18R 10L to bound first mentioned.  Is this a triangle?

RESOURCES

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nbsunbur/FamilyFiles/estabrook_family_of_aroostook.htm

https://www.geni.com/people

https://www.familysearch.org

https://archive.org/details/cu31924029840885/page/n339