Sold to developers in 1965, the estate is now divided between State and private ownership.
In 1683, the estate was divided by Dissius and his father.
Over years, the original estate was divided between family members and parts of it were sold off to the larger public.
After 12 years, the entire estate would be divided equally between the surviving six children.
The estate was later divided among the family members, who pursued farming.
The estate was divided between the two families on September 27, 1817.
In the 1870s the estate was divided into 400 lots and new streets were made.
The estate was divided into town lots with a street through the tract.
As a result his estate was divided into five equal shares.
When her father's estate was divided, she got no land, but received an indemnity in money instead.
