Peter Betts to Charles Teed
Delaware County, New York, County Court
Land Deeds VOLUME A 1792-1803, page 446-447
FHL# 0557784
Date Written: 19 May 1804
Date Recorded: 23 May 1804
In margin of page 446
Recorded this twenty third day of May 1804 at 4 oclock in the afternoon of said day J* McClelland Dept Clerk |
Page 446
This Indenture Made the nineteenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and four Between Peter Betts of the town of Jeries and County of Chenango and State of New York and Elizabeth Betts his wife of the one part and Charles Teed of the town of ???hon town and County of Westchester and State aforsaid on the other part Witnesseth that the said Peter Betts and Elizabeth his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Seven hundred Dollars lawful money of the State of New York, to him in hand paid at or before the ensealing and Delivery of these presents by the said Charles Teed the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, Hath granted sold aliened remised released conveyed apured? enfeoffed and confirmed And by these presents do fully freely and Absolutely, grant bargin sell alien remise release convey apure? enfeoff and confirm unto the said Charles Teed his heirs and assigns forever All that certain Lot of land Situated lying & being in the county of Delaware aforesaid between the Cookquago branch of the Delaware and the Susquehannah river Surveyed for Peter Van burgh Livingston and others in provisions of a warrant of Survey dated the eighth day of october 1785 designated in in & map and Description of the Partition of the said Larger Tract filed by the surveyor General of the state of New York the Seventeenth day of August one thousand seven hundred & eighty nine in the Secretary's office of the said State by Lot no thirty four, beginning at a maple tree marked No 17,18,33 & 34 and running thence South twenty eight degrees east seventy chains & eighty one links to a Stake & Stones marked 16,19, 34 &35. then North 62 degrees east thirty four chains & thirty two links to a hemlock tree marked No 34,35,50 &51. then North twenty eight degrees west Seventy chains & eighty one links to a White oak tree marked No 33,34.49 & 50 and then on a direct line to the place of beginning excepting & always excepting from the above discribed premises the following tract or part of the said premises released & conveyed or about to be released & conveyed to Luther Bust of Sidney in the said county of Delaware, to wit. said part hereby excepted begins at a small Beech Blazed on four sides thence resuming North thirty degrees west one hundred Sixty two rods to a Birch Standing on the bank of the Ouleout creek thence north Forty five degrees east twenty two rods at said creek Thence S eighty one degrees E sixty four rods on the bank of the said creek thence South fifty six degrees east Elevan rods & 12 links to a stake & stones on the bank of said creek thence South |
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eight degrees & twenty minutes east one hundred & twenty eight rods to a stake & stones thence South Sixty degrees west thirty four rods to the place of beginning said hereby excepted premises containing fifty nine acres & a half of an Acre, be the same more or less The whole of the premises hereby granted, and excepted premises is being first deducted, contains one hundred & eighty three acres be the same more of less - Together with all and singular the apurtenances, privelages, and advantages what soeve except the above mentionsed reserve rents the said above mentioned and described premisses in any wise apertaining or belonging and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents issuses and profits thereof and also all the estate right title Interst property claim and Demand whatsoever as welll in Law as in Equity, of the said Peter Betts & Betsey or Elizabeth Betts his wife of in or to the same or any part thereof except as above excepted, with the appurtenances. To have and to hold the above bargained and Described premisses with the appurtenances, execept as above excepted to him the said Charles Teed his heirs and assigns to & for his and their sole and only proper use benefit & behoof forever: - And the said Peter Betts for himself his heirs executors and administrator, convenant promisses and agrees to and with the said Charles Teed his heirs and assigns that the above granted & described premisses, except as above excepted to the said Charles Teed his heirs & assigns he and they shall and will forever warrant and Defend against all and every persons or person lawfully claiming or to claim the same In witness whereof the said parties to these presets have herewith interchageably set their hands & seals the day & year first above written --- Sealed & Delivered } Peter Betts {LS} in presence of } Elizabeth Betts {LS} N.B. the words "and Elizabeth Betts his wife" } Also " and Elizabeth his wife" also "teenth" } also "north"-also "two"- first interlined- } and the words or part of aword "th" and "four" } first erased - . . . . . } Erastus Rost Jonathan Fitch State of New York Ss. on the 21st May 1804 Peter Betts & Elizabeth Betts his wife both to me known Severally acknowdged that they executed the foregoing Indenture as their & each of their deed I am satisfied that they are the same persons described in & who executed the same and the said Elizabeth Betts being examined Sepaerate & apart from her husband acknowleded that she executed the same freely without any fear or compulsion from her said husband finding by inspection no alteration except those noted I do allow it to be recorded --Erastus Rost Master in Chancery |