Volume 2, page 361:	John Hamilton of Mt. Ephraim for 50 pounds, paid by Daniel Rowley, grants one parcel in Mt. Ephraim, part of lot no. 20, 54 acres. July 11, 1763. Recorded Apr. 17, 1764.
Volume 2, page 362:	Prince West of Mt. Ephraim, for 70 pounds, paid by Daniel Rowley of same place, grants one tract in Mt. Ephraim, lot no. 3 in first division. July 20, 1763. Recorded Apr. 17, 1764.
Volume 2, page 563:	We Samuel Hamilton and Nathaniel Grey, housewrights both of Mt. Ephraim, for 20 pounds paid by Daniel Rowley of the same place, grants one parcel, part of lot no 17, North of Stockbridge, 20 acres "taking in all the improvements of said farm." July 8, 1763. Recorded Jany 30, 1765.
Volume 4, page 417:	"The Indians to Daniel Rowley. Know all ye men by these presents that we Jacob Checksonuh, Solomon Unkaunnukwaunnuhmat, John Naunauphtaunk, Hendrick Soopunkseet, Jehoiakim Mohhowwowweet, and Jonas Etaukaum all of Stockbridge in the county of Berkshire and province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, gentleman and yeomen, for ...40 pounds well and truly paid by our order and desire for defraying the charges arisen by the imprisonment of Jacob Umpencheny alias Unkaumug on the account of said Jacobs wounding John Gripen. By Daniel Rowley of Richmont in sd. county...grant...100 acres in the town of Stockbridge, the same to be takenup in said Stockbridge upon the right and interest of us...in any part of the undivided lands in said Stockbridge upon our rights...we the above said Jacob Solomon John Hendrick Jehoiakim and Joan hereby conveying to sd. Daniel equal portions of sd. 100 acres...Sept. 20, 1765. In the fifth year of the reign of George the third King &C. " Witnesses - Timo. Woodbridge, Daniel Nimhah, (his mark), Jonas W (his mark). Recorded Sept. 17, 1766." Postscript- " Berkshire, Augt. 8, 1766, by virtue of an order of the Great and General Court passed at their sessions in Oct. 1765, Impowering as the subscribers to ...approve of the sale of so much of the Lands belonging to the Stockbridge Indians as to pay their Just Debts accordingly, we do approve of this conveyance of land contained in the within deed for the ayment of the Debt of Jacob Unkaumugg alias Umpecheny as within set fourth. Timo. Woodbridge, John Ashley."
Volume 4, page 1:	Bartholomew Hogebom of Richmont, for 10 pounds, paid by aniel Rowley of same place, grants a piece of land in Richmont, 10 acres. June 27, 1765. Recorded Sept. 3, 1765.
Volume 5, page 27:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont for 75 pounds paid by Benjamin Johnson of Durham Co, CT, grants land in westerly part of Stockbridge. June 23, 1766. Recorded Sept. 26, 1766.
Volume 5, page 215:	Timothy Woodbridge of Stockbridge for 1200 pounds paid by Daniel Rowley of Richmont, grants a certain tract in Richmont, lot no. 11 in the second division, 71 acres. Oct. 10, 1765. recorded Dec. 10, 1766.
Volume 5, page 331:	We Josiah Mhuttaawhe and Auheh Shguwaa (Shanwaun?) wife of the sd Josiah both of Stockbridge, Indian planter and spinster, for 30 pounds, paid by Daniel Rowley of Richmont, grant one parcel in Stockbridge, westward part of town, formerly laid out to Ephraim Wanaunguum alias Bockus by Col. Tim Dwight recorded in the proprietors book ...since the death of the said Ephraim transferred to the said hanwaun____. The said lot contains 50 acres. May 1, 1767. (Signed with their marks.) Recorded Feb. 13, 1768
Volume 5, page 175:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 15 pounds paid by Samuel Chittenden of Durham, grants 2 tracts in Lenox, 1) 25 acres, 2) 15 acres, May 12, 1767. Recorded May 12, 1767
Volume 5, page 587:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, "yeoman, for exchange of lands between Aaron Rowley of New Canaan, Albany Co, NY, have sold 100 acres of land in Richmont... The same I now live on, with my dwelling house and barn standing thereon." March 7, 1772. Witnesses- Thomas Rowley, Abigail Rowley. Recorded March 20, 1772.
Volume 6, page 140:	Aaron Sheldon of Great Barrington...for a consideration of a tract of land in Richmont conveyed to me by Daniel Rowley of Richmont... cordwainer..I give to the sd Daniel Rowley 4 certain tracts being in the town of Great Barrington, 1) home lot where I now live on bounded West on highway, or county road, North on land of Israel Dewey and Daniel Rathborne, East on the river and South on land belonging to Col. Worthington and Peter Ingersoll, containing by estimation 40 acres together with all the buildings thereon... 2) 20 acres South bounded partly on the prison ground, North on the highway leading from the courthouse... 3) 16 acres, 4) 54 acres. Witnesses - Timothy Woodbridge, Silas Goodrich. Jan. 27, 1768. Recorded March 31, 1768.
Volume 6, page 49 1/2:	"I, Daniel Rowley of Richmont, cordwainer, for and in a consideration of a tract of land, a dwelling house barn and also 2 other tracts of land and orchard standing on one of said tracts all lying in Great Barrington conveyed to Aaron Sheldon of Great Barrington... Said tracts, and buildings, [are] worth 600 pounds." Daniel Rowley conveys to Aaron Sheldon several tracts in Richmont: 1) " 2 pieces or parcels of land called my home farm, lying part on the East side of the country road and part on the West side...my dwelling house standing on the East side of the road, and my barn on the West." One piece contains 8 acres with an orchard, and the other piece on the other side of the road) contains 63 acres. 2) Another piece of land part of lot 18, 40 acres. Witnesses - Timo. Woodbridge, Phineas Morgan. Jan 27, 1768. Recorded Feb. 2, 1768.
Volume 6, page 315:	Elijah Brown of Richmont, for 15 pounds, paid by Daniel Rowley, grants a southwest part of Richmond, containing 40 acres. Dec. 19, 1767. Recorded Nov. 28, 1768.
Volume 6, page 129:	Jonathan Rowley of Richmond, for 40 pounds, paid by Daniel Rowley of the town aforesaid, grants land in Richmont, in the 3rd division, lot no. 18, 40 acres. July 10, 1766. Recorded Oct. 10, 1767.
Volume 6, page 373:	Samuel Brown, jr., of Stockbridge, for 10 pounds paid by Daniel Rowley of Richmont, grants part of lot 22 in second division in that part formerly called Mt. Ephraim. July 6, 1767. Recorded June 26, 1769.
Volume 6, page 519:	Benjamin Johnson of Durham County, New Haven, CT, for 20 pounds from Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington, all that tract of land in Stockbridge, westerly part of town, 100 acres. Aug. 28, 1769. Recorded Nov. 21, 1769.
Volume 6, page 349:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 40 pounds paid by Elisha (Elishu?) Stevents, grants a parcel in Richmond, Jan 20, 1768. Witnesses Samuel Pain, Benjamin West. Recorded Feb. 6, 1769.
Volume 7, page 82:	Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington, for 500 pounds paid by Josiah Smith of Tyringham, sells "the farm on which I now live lying in said Great Barrington bounded West on the highway, North on land appraised by John Hatkis, East on the river and South on land owned by Peter Ingersoll, and John Worthington, with all the buildings thereon standing.... excepting a mortgage thereof to Cornelius Van Schaack Esq. which was made by Aaron Sheldon." Aug. 17, 1769. Recorded Aug. 17, 1769.
Volume 7, page 59:	Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington, for 65 pounds paid by Benjamin Johnson of Durham, grants a tract in Stockbridge, 100 acres, Nov. 21, 1769. Recorded Nov. 21, 1769.
Volume 7, page 197:	Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington, for 217 pounds paid by John Hatckis of New Haven, grants 3 tracts in Great Barrington. The first is the North part of the lot upon which sd Daniel Rowley now lives, previously purchased from Aaron Sheldon...Witnesses - William Whiting, Elias Willard. March 17, 1769. Recorded Aug. 28, 1769.
Volume 7, page 485:	"To all people to whome these presents shall come, greeting. Know ye, that I Daniel Rowley of Richmont, in the county of Berkshire and province of Massachusetts Bay / yeoman / in consideration of natural affiliation, love and goodwill I have and do bear unto my sons Daniel Rowley junr., Parson Rowley and Reuben Rowley have given, granted unto them... a lot of land lying in Richmont aforesaid containing about 100 acres, bounding West on the highway, North on Simeon Chittendons land, East on David Van Schaacks lands, and South on Ezekial Crockers land with the buildings on the same, also one other tract lying in Stockbridge or Queen borough in said county, West of Maple Hill so called, bounding on the East on a highway North on common or undivided land, West on the land of Josiah Arnold & Ichabod Miller South partly on Benjamin Johnsons land, and partly on Rawsons Land. Also another tract lying in sd Queens borough bounding East partly on John Mineklus (?) land, South, West and North on common of undivided land, containing 100 acres. The bounds whereof may be seen by the records thereof in the proprietors book of records for sd. Stockbridge. To have and to hold the said granted and bargained premisses...in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of December anno Dom: 1770." Witnesses - Electa Hopkins, Mark Hopkins. Recorded Dec. 15, 1770.
Volume 7, page 300:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 60 pounds paid by Mark Hopkins of Great Barrington, grants a tract in Great Barrington May 1, 1770. recorded May 1, 1770.
Volume 7, page 481:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 24 pounds paid by Josiah Smith, grants a tract in Great Barrington. Dec. 14, 1770. recorded Dec. 15, 1770.
Volume 8, page 281:	We Ruben (Reuben?) Rowley and Daniel Rowley both of a place called New Canaan in the County of Albany and province of New York, for 82 pounds 10 shilling, paid by Benjamin Andrew of Farmington in Co. of Hartford and colony of CT, grant a parcel of land in Richmond in Co of Berkshire. One half of lot no. 3 in the second division of lots in said town of Richmont, 100 acres. Witnesses - Timo. Woodbridge, William Woodbridge. Nov. 1, 1770. Recorded Dec. 24, 1770
Volume 8, page 314:	Issachar* Rowley of Kent in the Co of Litchfield and colony of CT, for 80 pounds paid by Reuben Rowley and Daniel Rowley both of y county and colony aforesaid do give....property in Richmond, Berkshire Co, Mass. Sd land one half of lot no. 3 of ye 3rd division in Richmond. Witnesses- Jonathan Deverse, Moses* Rice. Aug. 22, 1770. Recorded Oct. 22, 1770.
Volume 8, page 402:	Elizabeth Rowley of Stockbridge...for 55 pounds paid by Daniel Rowley of Richmont grants 2 pieces of land: 1) land in Richmond, 25 acres, 2) second piece in Stockbridge and joyned on said Rowley's land East on William Tullon's land, 50 acres. Feb. 18, 1771. Recorded Feb. 18, 1771.
Volume 8, page 862:	Jonathan Rowley of Richmond, for 40 pounds paid by Daniel Rowley of the same, grants land in Richmond. "Formerly 40 acres from my home lot which I purchased from Deacon Sam. A. Brown of Stockbridge...being the same I lately sold to Nathaniel Rowley of New ____ by him conveyed to me again." Nov. 7, 1766. Witnesses - John Slopon (?), John Rowley. Recorded Jan 1772.
Volume 8, page 218:	Daniel Rowley of Richmond in Berkshire, for 35 pounds paid by John Williams, jr., of Colchester, Hartford Co, CT, grants tract in Richmont, in the 3rd division, part of lot no. 18. Borders Jonathan Rowley's land, 40 acres. Witnesses - Ephraim Crocker, Elijah Annable. Deed was signed by Daniel Rowley, in East Haddam, Hartford Co. CT, June 23, 1767. Recorded Oct. 10, 1770 in Berkshire Co, Mass.
Volume 9, page 7:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 50 pounds, paid by Elijah Williams of Stockbridge, grants a tract in Richmont, 150 acres. Dec., 6, 1771 [1770?]. Recorded July 26, 1771.
Volume 9, page 37:	Daniel Rowley of Richmont, for 93 pounds, 10 shillings paid by Elijah Williams, esquire., and others, a group of men of Stockbridge, grants 100 acres in Stockbridge, Sept. 12, 1771. Recorded Sept. 12, 1771.
Volume 9, page 763:	Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington, Sept., received judgment against John Hotchkiss for 5 pounds, 2 shillings, 3 pence lawful money for damage, .and 4 pounds, 5 shillings and 10 pence. Command to pay in 3 months. Oct. 14, 1769. Issue resolved June 15, 1771.
Volume 9, page 781:	Guysbard Sharp of Claveraack, Albany Co., NY, received judgment against Daniel Rowley of Great Barrington for 6 pounds damage, and 8 pounds , 3 pence. May 12, 1772. A Postcript of June 2, 1772 noted that Daniel is not found in Great Barrington to pay.
Volume 13, page 213:	"Elizabeth Rowley of Loudon (?), in Co. of Berkshire, widow woman," for 30 pounds paid by Joseph Munson of Granville, Hampshire County and Mass. province, yeoman, grants 70 acres of land in Tyringhman in the town of Louden. July 1, 1773. Recorded June 8, 1780.
Volume 30, page 246:	Joseph Rowley of Canaan, regarding land in Richmond, part of lot 18, in the 3rd division of lots " sold by my father John Rowley to the late Cornelius Van Schaack (Schaark?)...East on Col. Aaron Rowley's land, thence North on said Rowley's land to the land before mentioned sold by the said John Rowley... containing 9 acres. Oct. 30, 1790. Witnesses - T_ Rowley (Tim Rowley?), Deborah Rowley, W. Schaack (Schaark?). Recorded Nov. 10, 1791. Postscript - "I Hannah Rowley wife of ... Joseph Rowley...quit claim to my right and dower."
Volume 40, page 233:	We Reuben Rowley of Richmont and Rebecca Rowley of Richmond wife of sd Reuben for $800 from Russel Griffing of Richmond grant land in Richmond on South line of Richmond, containing "2 acres of land together with a dwelling house and blacksmith shop partly in Stockbridge" .... "[which] our honored Father Aaron Rowley esq. late deceased purchased of Joseph Byron on which is the disti. of said Aaron's estate, we sell of the said Reuben [Russell?]." Dec. 22, 180_. (1800?). Recorded Apr. 13, 1802.