In 1689 Glanfield was master and Curkeet mate of the ketch -Friendship-. In 1705 he gave a blanket deed to his wife. In 1712 he was master of the -Sloop Endeavor-, enter Boston from Virginia. In 1714 she was a Salem proprietor. In 1720 Lydia Kerkite, widow, sold the Saco lands of William (not her husband, see 3 William page 128) to Humphery Scammon Jr. whose father had apparently been in possibly. 40 years since.76
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