 He appears to have leased this land out to others to farm and then willed it to his youngest son, William, along with money to build a house on it.Some years later, in 1813, Paul purchased from David Soule a roughly 4-acre property abutting his boatyard and home on the north and west.This was property of only a little over 4 acres that he identified as his homestead and divided among his wife and children when he died in 1817.