BE _it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same_, That _Caleb Woods, Silas Blood, Amaziah Swallow, Nathaniel Cummings, Ebenezer Procter, Silas Blood_, jun. _Silas Marshall, Levi Parker, Amos Woods, Isaac Lawrence, Peter Blood, Caleb Blood_, jun. _Henry Blood, Caleb Woods_, jun. and _Silas Marshall_, jun., together with their families and estates, and also the estates of Doctor _Jonas Marshall_, the heirs of Captain _Solomon Woods_, deceased, and _Joseph Parkhurst_, which they now own in said _Groton_, be, and they are hereby set off from the town of _Groton_, in the county of _Middlesex_, and annexed to _Dunstable_, in said county, and shall hereafter be considered a part of the same, there to do duty and receive privileges, as the other inhabitants of said _Dunstable. Provided, nevertheless_, That the persons above-mentioned shall pay all taxes that have been legally assessed on them by said _Groton_, in the same manner as if this Act had never been passed. [This act passed _February_ 25, 1793.] The zigzag line caused by this act was somewhat modified by the two following ones, passed at different times a few years later. I think that the very irregular boundary between the two towns, with its eighty-six angles, as mentioned by Mr. Butler, was produced by the subsequent annexations to Dunstable. An Act to set of _Nathaniel Lawrence with_ his Estate, from the Town of _Groton_, and annex them to the Town of _Dunstable_. BE _it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same_, That _Nathaniel Lawrence_ of _Groton_, in the county of _Middlesex_, together with his estate, which he now owns in that town, be, and hereby is set off from said town of _Groton_, and annexed to the town of _Dunstable_, in the same county; and shall hereafter be considered as part of the same; there to do duty and receive privileges as other inhabitants of said town of _Dunstable: Provided nevertheless_, That the said _Nathaniel Lawrence_ shall be holden to pay all taxes that have been legally assessed on him by said town of _Groton_, in the same manner as if this Act had not been passed. [This act passed _January_ 26, 1796.] An act to set off Willard Robbins with his estate from the town of _Groton_, in the county of _Middlesex_, and to annex the same to the town of _Dunstable_, in the same county.