Excerpt from York Deeds, Vol. 5
This volume will prove, because of the greater variety of topics embraced in its script, of quite as engrossing historical interest as any of the foregoing volumes. It embraces besides the continuation of the chronological order in the registering of deeds, by filling the gap from 1690 to 1696; the special record of probate business opened by Rishworth, in July, 1680, together with transcripts of earlier records, apparently inserted by him in vacant pages; and finally one hundred and twenty-seven pages of the celebrated Court Records of the District of Maine.
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