WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. MISCELLANEA
Liber F. Westchester Co. Land Records.
P. I: Benjamin Heveland of Rye, yeoman, to son Adam Have-land of ye same place, yeoman, land in Harrison Purchase in Rye, bordered on the west by the Mamaroneck river; May 10, 1724
P.2 : Lease; Aug. 3, 1724, from Alexander Allaire, Senr., of New Rochelle, Gent. (for 5 s.) to Peter Barberie and Catherine his wife, for land in New Rochelle; same conveyed to Alexander Al�laire by Marie Graton, widow of William Cathonneau, on Sept. 24, 1686. Also a piece of land bounded by "ye land late of Mr. Cath�oneau, decd."- Mr. Peter Barberie and [wife Catherine] of the city of New York, merchant, released Mr. Alexander Allaire and wife Joanne, from the above lease, Aug. 24, 1724.
P;6 John Barrett of ye Lower Yonkers Plantation, yeoman, to Abraham Emans of the same place, yeoman, a certain right in ye Yonkers Plantation, of feeding and timber, which did belong to John Betts, dec'd., of which he was lawfully seized in his own right, Sept. 28, 1719.
Col. William Willett of Westchester, to his son William Willett, lot No. 3 in Harrison's Purchase, Mch. 31, 1724.
P;7;Col. William Willett to his son Isaac Willett, one half of lot No. 8 in Harrison's Purchase, bounded northly uponye land now or late belonging unto Jeremiah Fowler, son of William Fowler, May 5, 1724.
P9; Jonathan Haight of Rye and wife Rebecca to John Ste�phenson and Gilbert Willett of Westchester, land in Rye, bordering on that of Joseph Fowler, dec'd. June 3, 1724.
P. 11: Joseph Applebee of Westchester Co., settled accounts with his father-in-law, Robert Noble of Westchester aforesaid, cord�wainer, and his Honoured Mother Susanna, wife of sd. Robert Noble, touching and concerning ye personal estate of his Honoured Father, Joseph Aplebee of sd. Westchester, yeoman, dec'd.; Oct. 24, 1724.
P. 16: Abraham Fowler, who being an infant under 21, is ad�mitted by Joseph Fowler, Gent., his Guardian, Mch. 27, 1725.
P. 16: "Eastchester, Mch. 13th, 1724. Then received of and from my Honoured Mother Elizabeth Oakley and my brother Joseph Fowler, Executors of ye last will and testament of my Honoured Father Jeremiah Fowler, late dec'd.," money due from legacy ac�cording to will of father. Signed by Abigail Taylor.
P. 17: Henry Gillain acknowledged the receipt of a note due from John Reid to his (Henry Gillain's) son-in-law, Thomas Greig of New York, joiner. Dated Westchester, Mch. 29, 1725.
P.24 : Matthew Pugsley and his son James Pugsley and wife Ann, all of West Farms, sold land in West Farms to Abraham Lent of Westchester, yeoman; Jan. 22, 1722/3.
P28; Joshua Whealor of New London, Conn., only son of John Whelor, Merchant of New London, dec'd., to Josiah Quinby, Junr., of Mamaroneck, "Two carr runne rights in ye City of London, in Old England, which came to me, ye said Whelor by descent, I being ye only son of my Mother Elizabeth Whelor ye wife of John Whelor aforesaid, wch. derived her right from Mr. William Ridge of Nouton Folgate in ye Parish of St. Lenoyde Shorsdich in ye County of Midz Cammer by a deed under his hand and scale bearing date September ye 210, i688." The Carr Runnes were numbered 18 and 177. Dated Mch. 26, 1725.
P29; John Wheeler discharged a debt to Edward Shippen of Boston, merchant, incurred in 1687, by formally giving security of his house and land at Pennsylvania. No date, but following the above.
P. 39: Stephen Stoakhaxn of Rye sold to Joseph Budd of the same place, land in Wills Purchase "at ye end of ye two great lots of my brothers John Stoakham and Isaac Stoakham."
P. 44: Daniel Turner of Westchester, yeoman, quitclaimed unto John Forgason of Westchester, yeoman, in his possession now being, all right of ye sd. Daniel Turner in the estate of John For�gason, dec'd., father to ye aforesaidJohn Forgason. May 6, 1725.
P. 46: June 23, 1725. Then John Forgason recorded the ear�mark of his son, Hezekiah Forgason's creatures, in behalf of his said son.
P. 50: Josiah Hunt, Senr., of Westchester, to son David Hunt of the same place, yeoman, land on Barret's creek, bordering on land belonging to the heirs of Joseph Betts, dec'd. The same land bordering also, on land of the sd. Josiah Hunt's son Thomas Hunt. Mch. 8, 1724.
P. 53: Michael Chadderton of Eastcbester, yeoman, and his wife Elizabeth, to William Baker of Brookiand in Kings Co., sad�dler, all his homelot in Eastchester; one half of which was deeded unto ye sd. Michael Chadderton by William Chadderton and Deb�orah his wife in 1699, and ye other half descended unto sd. Michael Chadderton by ye decease of William Chadderton his father, as heir at law to his sd. father. Jan. 19, 1724.
P. 55: Solomon Jennings of Westchester, yeoman to Thomas Jennings of the same place, yeoman, quitclaim to all right in the estate of his father John Jennings, late of Westchester, dec'd.; Oct. 16, 1724.
P59;George Tippet of Yonkers, quitclaimed unto Abraham Emmans of Yonkers, yeoman, and Abigail his wife, now in peace�ful possession, all right that he, the said George Tippet had in land conveyed by Hopestill Betts of Yonkers, to Jonathan Wheiply by deed bearing date Dec. 2, 1679 and since assigned by sd. Jonathan Wheiply, by an assignment under his hand, April 22, 168o, unto John Betts; and of in or to one equal monety of all other lands wch. the sd. John Betts had in Yonkers at the time of his decease (except such parts as Joseph Betts, son and heir to ye sd. John Betts sold). Mch. 19, 1725.
P59;George Tippet of Yonkers to Baxter Betts, son and heir apparent of Joseph Betts, dec'd., quitclaim deed to land now in his possession; land described in the preceding deed. Mch. 19, 1725.
P. 62: Thomas Baxter, Senn, of Westchester, and Abigail his wife, deeded to son Thomas Baxter, Jr., land be purchased from his brother, John Baxter, Mch. 9, 1721-2.
P. 65: Jonathan Lawrence, Jr., of West Farms, blacksmith, mortgaged to Rykes Lent, land which the sd. Jonathan Lawrence purchased from his father, Jonathan Lawrence, Senr.; Apr. 12, 1726.
P. 71: Thomas Baxter, Esq., of Westchester, deeded his daughter, Elizabeth Baxter, a negro boy, on July 1, 1714
P. 73: Joseph Galpin of Rye to Daniel Brondage of White Plains land formerly Philip Galpin's, dec'd. May 3, 1715.
P. 85: Jacob Hays of New York, merchant, to David Horton of Rye, land in White Plains laid out to the right John Merritt, Senn, late of Rye, dec'd., which Jacob Hays had purchased of John and Andrew Merritt, sons of ye sd. John Merritt, dec'd.; May 14, 1726.
P.91; Henry Tippet of Yonkers, yeoman, acknowledged to have received from his brother George Tippet of the same place, heir to his father George Tippet, dec'd., a full share of his father's estate, Mch. 21, 1725.
P. 93: John Leggett of Westchester, yeoman, quitclaimed to Cabrie1 Leggett of the same place, yeoman, all right which the sd. John Leggett has, or ought to have in lands which the sd. Gabriel Leggett [purchased of his mother Elizabeth Leggett, dec'd., or yt were given unto ye sd. Gabriel Leggett] by his father Gabriel Leggett, decd. and his sd. mother Elizabeth Leggett, or by his brother, Thomas Leggett, decd. July 3, 1725.
P.94: John Leggett to William Leggett same as above; July 3, 1725.
P.97: Peter Ferris of Mamaroneck, Esq., and Susanna his wife to Daniel Turner of Westchester, land in Westchester; one piece envn to Peter Ferris by the last will and testament of his father, Ferris, decd. May 4, 1725.
P.99: Thomas Hunt of West Farms, Gent., to his second son, Robert Hunt, land in West Farms which was formerly the in�heritance of Robert Hunt, Gent'., dec-d., brother of the sd. Thomas Hunt. Jan. 14, 1725.
P. 118: Mary Shute, who being an infant under 21 years, is admitted by James Morgan of Eastchester, yeoman, to be her Guard�ian; Jan. 17, 1726.
P. 119: Andrew Browne, yeoman, promised and granted Nico�demus McEvers, Mariner, from the sd. date [June 15, 1726] until ye first and next arrival at Philadelphia, and after, for and during a term of four years, to serve in such service and employment as ye sd. Nicodeinus McEvers shall employ him according to the cus�tom of ye country. Dublin, June 15, 1726. "Arrived here Oct. 9th, 1726." I hereby assign ye within Indenture to Jno. McEvers of New York, or his Assigns. Pr. Nicodemus McEvers. New York, Oct. 12th. I do hereby assign ye within Indenture to Thomas Nichols of Westchester, or his assigns. Pr. Jno. McEvers.
P121;An indenture between Daniel Hunt of Westchester, yeo�man, and Thomas Hunt (son of Josiah Hunt, Esq.) of sd. West�chester, yeoman, a certain piece of land which Daniel Hunt bought of his father, Joseph Hunt of Westchester, late decd. Dec. 16, 1723.
P122; John Hayward of merchant, and Mary his wife,
daughter and sole heir unto Stephen Sherwood, late of Rye, dec'd., to Joseph Fowler of the same place, yeoman, land in Brown's Point [95 a].Mch. 25, 1722.
P124;Ebenezer Jones, Senr., of Mile Square, to his son Benjamin Jones, land in Mile Square; May 29, 1714.
P125; Daniel Hunt, Senr., of Westchester, yeoman, to Daniel Hunt, Junr., weaver, and John Cromwell, yeoman of Westchester, land bordering on that of Thomas Hunt son of Joseph Hunt; Feb. 26, 1724.
P126; Article of Agreement made this 13th day of June, 1721, between Frederick Devoose, Senr., of the Manor of Fordham, and Frederick Devoose, Junr., son of the same. Whereas Frederick De�voose, Senr., is possessed of certain lands and tenants, in which he was invested by his inter-marriage with his wife Esther Devose, daughter of Daniel Turner [lands in Fordham). The same to his son, Frederick Devoose, Junr.; he to pay to each of ye persons here�after named, ye sume of five pounds. To Rachel Dickman, wife of Johanis Dickman; to Esther Vincent, wife of Levi Vincent; to Susan Nodine, wife of Andrew Nodine; to Mary Browne, wife of Favert Browne; to Leah Bayly, wife of Nathaniel Bayly; to Dinah Guyon, wife of Lewis Guyon; to Judith Barit, wife of Johanis Barit; and to Abigail Devoose; ye
daughter of ye sd. Frederick Devoose, Senr.Indenture between Zachariah Mills of Bedford, and Johanna Jones, widow of Josiah Jones, late of Bedford, dec'd., to all that land in Bedford where Joanna Jones now liveth; Jan. 25, 1722.
P. 130: Agreement between Robert Bloomer, Senr., and Daniel Purdy, son of Joseph Purdy, Surveyors of Rye, and the other in�habitants, that Josiah Quinby shall keep and maintain a certain part of the bridge; Oct. 15, 1726.
P. 130: Jacob Fowler, an infant under 21, is admitted by Henry Dusenbery, yeoman, his Guardian, April 4, 1727.
P. 140: Joseph Hunt, Esq., and wife Bethiah of Westchester, to his oldest son, Thomas Hunt, land in Westchester, which was conveyed to Joseph Hunt by Daniel Hunt in 1723, and which did formerly belong to Joseph Hunt, dec'd., father of ye aforesaid Joseph Hunt, Feb. 4, 1725.
P. 135: John Lyon, Jr., of Greenwich, Conn., to George Dibell of Stanford, Conn., a share in the undivided lands of Bedford.
P. 142: John Griffin of Flushing, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife, to Benjamin Griffin of Mamaroneck, younger son of sd. John and Elizabeth his wife, land in Mamaroneck which the sd. John Griffin had purchased from John Bloodgood; lot No. 6 in the Great Upper Lots, June 1, 1721.
P147; Thomas Baxter, Senr., of Westchester, yeoman, re�leased and forever quitclaimed unto Daniel Turner of Westchester, all interest he had in the estte of Daniel Turner, father of ye aforesaid Daniel Turner, late of Westchester, yeoman, dec'd.; Apr. 13, 1724.
P148; Eleazer and Rebecca Gedney of Mamaroneck, release to estate of Daniel Turner, dec'd., father of Rebecca Gedney. Martha Turner, of Westchester, daughter of Daniel Turner, dec'd., the same. Mercy Turner, of Westchester, daughter of Daniel Tur�ner, dec'd., the same.
P. 165: Quitclaim deed. William Betts of Yonkers, to Abra�ham Barrat all right title and interest which the sd. William Betts hath in the estate of John Barrat, dec'd., late of Yonkers (except a certain right or privilege of cutting timber and feeding of crea�tures, which the sd. John Barret, dec'd., had in the lands and com-mons of him the sd. William Betts and his predecessors): all right and title which the sd. William Betts had as being eldest son and heir of Samuel Betts, dec'd. Feb. 23, 1726.
P. 173: John Buckbee of Westchester, yeoman, and Abigail his wife, to James Langley, land in Westchester bordering on land which John Oakley, dec'd., bought of John Bayly; and on land of the heirs of James Bird, dec'd. Aug. 6, 1726.
P176; Thomas Baxter, Junr., and Deborah his wife, to his father, Thomas Baxter, Senn, all of Westchester. May 4, 1726.
P177; John Hawkins of Rye, to Caleb Horton, all right, title and interest to a certain right in the White Plains Purchase which I bought of John Booth and his wife Esther, which came to them by their father, John Galpin, Feb. 1, 1721.
P. 181: William Fowler of Eastchester, to Isaac Taylor, land in Eastchester bordering on that of John Stanton, dec'd. Mch. 8, 1726.
Laid out for Daniel Turner, in the Borough of West�chester, land bordering on that of John Bartow, dec'd. 1727.
P185; An Indenture, made ye 9th of July, 1727, between Benjamin Grant ye elder and his son Benjamin Grant ye younger, of Westchester.
P. 188: Elizabeth Purdy, widow, and Francis Purdy, ye son of Joseph Purdy, dec'd., both of Rye, to Isaac Denham of Rye, land in Lymping Wills Purchase in Rye. Jan. 12, 1724.
P. 190: Isaac Denham "resigned unto Christian Bridges, clerk, a deed he has of Daniel Pierce and Joseph Pierce bearing date July 5, 1693, to a certain parcel of land, the house-lot yt was their brother Jacob Pierce's' "running 8 rods from ye lot yt ye widdow Mary Pierce bought of Joseph Ogden in 1690." Mch. 20, 1718/19.
P. 192: Sarah Budd, John Stephenson and Samuel Purdy, Executrix and Executors of ye last will and testament of Joseph Budd of Rye, late dec'd.; for ye use of Gilbert Budd, youngest son of ye sd. Joseph Budd, sold to Isaac Denham, land in Lymping Wills Purchase, bounded by land which Joseph Galpin purchased from John Purdy son of Francis Purdy, and by a lot purchased by Elizabeth, widow of Joseph Purdy, and her son, Francis Purdy.
P. 193: Charles, the son of James Baxter and Ann his wife, of Westchester, was born Dec. 30, 1727.
Liber G., Westchester Co. Land Records
P. 1: John Ferris, Senr., of Westchester, yeoman, to grandchild Samuel Ferris, son of Samuel Ferris now living in the town of Eastchester, Yeoman,"a certain piece of salt meadow I bought of Benjamin Disbrow. My sd. son Samuel to use the same until Samuel, Junr., reaches the age of 21. May 7, 1715."
P. I: Miles and Thomas Oakley, Executors of the last will of Thomas Oakley of Westchester, dec'd., to Abigail Oakley widow of sd. Thomas Oakley, land in the Long Reach Patent, formerly Thomas Oakley's, dec'd.; July 24, 1731.
P.3 : Thomas Pell, Seur., Esq., of Pelham, Manor, to his son John Pell, Junr., Gent.; June 24, 1732.
P6; Benjamin Haviland of Rye, to son Ebenezer Haviland of Rye; land in Harrison Purchase [in Rye]; Sept. 4, 1724.
P7;Thomas Bartow of Westchester, carpenter, and Hannah his wife, to Abraham Flewelling of Westchester, cordwainer, land in Westchester, which he purchased from the Executors of Robert Eddes, dec'd., in 1727.
P.14: Joseph Gedney of Mamaroneck from Thomas Daniels of Rye, land on Budd's Neck in Rye; Mch. 22,1725-6.
P. 13: William White of Scarsdale, yeoman, to William Baker of East�chester, land in Eastchester on the road that goes from the house of John Shute, late of Eastchester, dec'd,, Apr. 29, 1730.
P. 21: Samuel Betts of Yonkers, carpenter, to William Betts of the same place, yeoman, land given to ye sd. Samuel Betts by his honoured father, Samuel Betts, late of Yonkers, yeoman, dec'd., by will of 1713-14
P. 23: Phebe Fowler, Benjamin Fowler and Thomas Hunt, Executors of the will of Joseph Fowler, yeoman, late of Rye, dec'd., to Henry Strang of Rye, saddler, a part of ye land of Joseph Fowler, dec'd., which was given unto him by his father William Fowler, dec'd.; situated in Rye and border�ing on the lands of the heirs of Thomas Merritt, dec'd., June 11, 1728. Wit�nessed by John Fowler.
P. 26: Daniel Clark of Westchester, to Cecille Edoes, wid. of Robert Edoes, dec'd.; land on King's Road; Sept. 30, 1727.
P.29; Peter Ferris of Mamaroneck, Esq., and Susannah his wife, to John Ferris of Westchester, Esq., several lots of land in Westchester; on one side of which the burying place of 2 rds, sq., is excepted, and one which is bounded by ye orchard belonging to ye Quaker meeting house. Dec. 28, 1725.
P.34: Moses Mullineux of Westchester, yeoman, and Hannah his wife, to brother John Mullinex of the same place; land in Westchester, bordering on land late of John Bayly, dec'd.; Sept. 20, 1732.
P.41: Abigail Eddos, being an infant under 21, is admitted Abner Hunt, weaver, her Guardian; Jan. 9, 1732.
P.42: Peter Bertain, Senn, of New Rochelle, to Peter Ladroux, land in New Rochelle, bordered by land of ye heirs of Cezar Suire. May 18, 1732.
P.44: Jeremiah Fowler of Westchester, yeoman, and wife Mercy, for the security of money paid by his brother Joseph Fowler of Eastchester, yeoman; conveyed his home in Westchester, which he had purchased from Samuel Thorn; mortgage, Mch. 7, 1729.
P. 45: Edward Merritt, being an infant under 21 years of age, is ad�mitted by Joseph Bloomer of Westchester Co., yeoman, to be his Guardian, Mch. 7, 1733.
P. 45: Arter Vail of Eastchester, yeoman, to his brother John Vail; land in Eastchester; July 5, 1732.
P. 47: Charity Haviland, being an infant under 21 years of age, is ad�mitted by Ebenezer Haviland, yeoman, to be her Guardian, May 23, 1733.
Isaac Haviland; the same.
Solomon Haviland; the same.
Jasper Fowler, being an infant under 21, is admitted by John Fowler to be his Guardians May 23, 1733.
P. 53: William Hunt of "Perscataway", Middlesex Co., N. J., black�smith, to Daniel Hunt of Westchester, yeoman, 3 lots in Long Reach Patent in Westchester Co., "which descended to rue as heir-at-law to my honoured father, John Hunt of Westchester, dec'd"; Dec. 22, 1726.
P56; Capt. Thomas Hunt, Senr., of West Farms, Gent., to his son Edward Hunt; 50 a. in West Farms; Feb. 2, 1729.
P57; Thomas Woolsey of Bedford, yeoman, and Ruth his wife, and his sons William Woolsey, Jonathan Woolsey, Richard Woolsey, and John Woolsey; to Henry Dusenberry of Rye, a parcel of land in Bedford; Jan. 12, 1729.
P59;William Willett of Westchester, Esq., to his eldest son Gilbert Willett, land on Cornell's Neck; Jan. 12, 1721.
P60; Elizabeth Ferris, wid. of John Ferris, late dec'd., of Westchester, bought land in Westchester belonging to her late husband's estate; from his Executors; Jan. 26, 1730.
P. 64: David Jamison, the only surviving Executor to the will of Christopher Bridge, late Rector of the Parish of Rye, sold land in Rye to James Guion of Westchester, yeoman, on June 17, 1731; Elizabeth Bridge his wife being dec'd.; also the other Executors Elias Nean of the City of New York, merchant, dec'd., before Apr. 6, 1725; and John Bartow, since dec'd.
P. 66: David Haight of Rye, yeoman, and Phebe his wife, to James Wetmore of Rye, Clerk; land in Harrison's Purchase; "a part of a farm on which I now live, given me by my father, Samuel Haight, dec'd." * * * "bounded on the north by ad. Wetmore's land, bought of my brother Jonathan Haight, and on the east by Westchester Old Path"; July 3, 1729.
P. 68: John Tomkins of Westchester and Jemima his wife, to Joshua Tompkins of Eastchester, land in Scarsdale, devised me by ye last will of my honoured father Edmund Tompkins, dec'd.; Dec. 31, 1731.
P. 7o: Capt. Thomas Hunt of West Farms, Gent., to son John Hunt, 100 a. of land in West Farms, which descended unto him, ye ad. Thomas Hunt, as heir at law to his brother John Hunt, dec'd.; May 17, 1732.
P. 70: Thomas Baxter of Westchester, yeoman, to his son Marcus Bax�ter of Westchester, husbandman; release of bond; Jan. 22, 1732.
P77; Benjamin Grant ye elder and Benjamin Grant ye younger of Westchester, yeomen, unto Gilbert Willett of ad. Westchester, Esq.; land in Westchester; Jan. 22, 1729.
P78;Thomas Underhill of Eastehester, yeoman, gave a power of attorney unto his brother Nathaniel Underhill of the same place; Nov. 22, 1732.
P. 81: Joseph Robinson of Rye, mason, to Miles Oakley of West�chester, Esq.; land which his uncle Benjamin Horton, late dec'd., granted in 1699, to his honoured mother, Hannah Oakley (then Hannah Robinson); land on Stony brook, bounded by land then of Joseph Budd (since dec'd.), and by land of Jonathan Hart (since dec'd.); land which will descend to me as oldest son and heir to my ad. mother Hannah Oakley, after her decease"; * * to his "honoured father-in-law Miles Oakley", quitclaim deed to same, June 8, 1730.
P. 83: Jeremiah Fowler of Westchester gave a Power of Attorney unto Mercy Fowler his wife, on Nov. II, 1732. Jeremiah Fowler of Westchester gave a Power of Attorney unto Samuel Thorn; "both being in ye Province of Virginia"; Dec. 17, 1728. "Whereas ye ad. Samuel Thorn received me, ye ad. Jeremiah Fowler into his custody from one of ye Sheriffs of yt province, with promise from me to make him satisfaction in whole or part when I shall arrive at ye County of Westchester; and being now there, do appoint, and in my place and stead, put ye A. Samuel Thorn my Attorney, in my name to re�cover damages and receive several respective debts * a viz, a bond from William Fowler, dec'd. and Samuel Fowler, conditioned for 125 pounds." [etc.] Feb. 1, 1732.
P. 88: David Jameson of the City of New York, Gent., surviving Exe�cutor of the last will and testament of Christopher Bridges, late Rector of the Parish of Rye; to Christopher Bridges, son of sd. Christopher; land and house in Rye; Nov. 20, 1733.
P.90 : Elizabeth Purdy (dau. of Daniel Purdy late of Rye, dec'd.) be�ing an infant under the age of 21, is admitted by her brother Solomon Purdy her Guardian; Apr. 16, 1734.
P. 90: Isaac Shelleux of Elizabethtown, Co. of Essex, East New Jer�sey, cordwainer, and wife Elizabeth to Nathan Smith of Greenwich, Conn., "all interest which I have in a tract of land in Westchester Co., being in the Manor of Cortlandt and Bedford"; Dec. 20, 1731.
P.92 : James Baxter of So. Carolina, late of Westchester, yeoman, to Thomas Barnes of Westchester, mariner; a tract of land on Throgs Neck in Westchester; Apr. 2, 1734.
P. 101: Palmer Doughty of Flushing, yeoman, and Sarah his wife, to Edmund Burling of New York, merchant; land in Eastchester, bordering on land of Edmund Ward, dec'd.; June 6, 1734.
P. 102: "Charlestown, S. C., May 31, 1734. Then received of Abraham Ernans and Abigail his wife, by hand of Capt. Thomas Barnes, the sum of twenty pounds in payment for a certain tract of land" [mortgage] "by me" in Yonkers. * * a [Signed) James Baxter.
P. 105: John Fowler of Rye, yeoman, the only surviving Executor to the will of William Fowler, dec'd.; ("Mary Fowler ye Executrix being dec'd."), sold land belonging to the estate, in Scarsdale, to John Gedney; Jan. 26,1733.
P. 110: Elizabeth Ferris of Westchester, wid., Sarah Hinchman of New York, wid., Hannah wife of Thomas Barton of New Jersey, carpenter, and Isa�bella Clark of Hempstead, singlewoman; the four daughters ("did leave four daughters and no son") of Daniel Clark of Westchester, dec'd., "now of full age" ("the Executors of Daniel Clark being dec'd., leaving lands unsold"); sold to Isaac Contine of Pelham Manor; land in Westchester, some of which bordered on lands late of Horsman Mulline, dec'd., and of Josiah Quinby, dec'd.; Jan. 9, 1733.
P. 108: A deed executed on June II, 1701, recorded "Mch. 27, 1735. Then personally appeared before me, James Mott, son of James Molt, who took the above acknowledgment, and signed the same as Justice of Peace, and upon his affirmation doth believe to the best of his knowledge that his father did thereunto put his name" *.
P. 111: Benjamin Haviland of Rye, yeoman, to son Thomas Haviland of the same place, land in Harrison Purchase; bounded by land of John Havi�land; "which was ye late Dr. Benjamin Haviland's." Aug. i6, 1724.
P. 113: John Huestis of Westchester, yeoman, to John Pell of ye Manor of Pelham, Esq., "Beginning by ye land devised to John Bartow by his father John Bartow, late dec'd., by ye Colony Road to Eastchester; by A. road to near where Thomas Oakley, dec d., lately lived." Another piece bordering on land of Lewis Guion, dec'd.; and also land of the heirs of John Mulline. June 4, 1734.
P. 115: Obadiah Purdy of Rye, Gent. (son and heir at law to Joseph Purdy the younger, late of Rye aforesd., Gent., dec'd.) to Samuel Purdy of Rye, Esq. * * "Whereas Joseph Purdy the eider, late of Rye, dec'd. a * * did in his will devise his sd. lands to his sons Joseph Purdy ye younger, the abovesd. dec'd., Daniel Purdy, ye above sd. Samuel Purdy, David Purdy, Jona�than Purdy, Still John Purdy and Francis Purdy, and not to their heirs and assigns, by means whereof they are possessed of the same only for the tenure of the natural life of each that are now living, and after their decease, the re�version thereof doth and will descend unto the above sd. Obadiah Purdy, as heir at law to his grandfather the above named Joseph Purdy the elder; his father Joseph Purdy ye younger, eldest son to ye sd. Joseph Purdy ye elder, being dec'd., as abovesd. Now this indenture witnesseth, that the sd. Obadiah Purdy, being of the opinion that it was his sd. grandfather's intention that the sd several lands should descend to his several Sons and their heirs and assigns for�ever" * * * deeded lands as above; Apr. 16, 1734.
P. 116: Miles Oakley the Elder of Harlem, miller, and Miles Oakley the Younger of Westchester, miller, to John Pugsley of Westchester, yeo�man, land in Westchester; bounded by the meadow of Jacob Johnson, dec'd.; Apr. 17, 1735.
P. 118: Edward Burling of the City of New York, merchant, to son John Burling, one third part 200 a. on Long Reach Patent, "which same I purchased in joint tenancy with Peter Ferris and Moses Fowler, who released to me the ad. 200 a. Apr. 22, 1735.
P.120: Edmund Burling of the City of New York, to son Edmund Burling, Junr., one third part of above said; same date.
P. 120: Thomas Davenport of Dutchess Co., to William Leggett of Westchester, Gent., all undivided rights in a certain Patent, June 22, 1732.
P. 121: William Davenport of ye City of Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co., N. J., and Bridget his wife, to William Leggett of West Farms, all right in undivided lands in West Farms. Sept. 30, 1723.
P. 127: Joseph Purdy, Sene., of Rye, Esq., to son Daniel Purdy; land next his own in Rye; Dec. 29, 1723.
p.127;John Horton of Rye, Gent., to brother-in-law Daniel Purdy of the same place, Gent.; land in Rye on Little Neck; bounded by land belonging to ye late Joseph Ogden; June 6,1716.
P.129: Isaac Denham of Rye, Esq, to Capt. Joseph Budd and Eliza�beth Purdye, widow of Joseph Purdye, Esq., dec'd., of ye same place; land in Limping Will's Purchase; Apr. 15, 1711.
P. 135: Isaac Lawrence, June., Moses Fowler and Joseph Fowler, all of Eastchester; to Thomas Shute, June., of Eastchester, a confirmatory deed to a small lot of land in Eastchester; Mch. 30, 1730.
P. 160: Abigail Oakley of Westchester, wid. of Thomas Oakley, of A. Westchester, yeoman, dec'd., to her son Nehemiah Oakley, heir at law to ye sd. Thomas Oakley; a quit claim deed to his father's lands. Feb. 14, 1733.
P. 161: Abigail Oakley, abovesaid, to Nehemiah Oakley, "now of full age of mi"; oldest son, and heir at law. Feb. 14, 1733.
P166; John Boyd of Rye, yeoman, to "Peter Disbrow, my brother, of Rye, Batchelor"; homestead in Rye; Nov. 29, 1714..
P167;David Horton, Senr., of White Plains, to David Horton, June., of the same place; land in White Plains; Mch. 15, 1725-6.
P170;The Rev. Thomas Standand [?) of Eastchester, and wife Mary, to Tobias Concklin of the same place, Gent., and Dianna his wife; land in Eastchester, bounded by that of Lewis Guion, dec'd.; Apr. 20, 1735.
P171; Robert Snewden [or Snedden] Senr., of Eastchester, Gent., to his son Robert Snedden, June., of the same place, carpenter, land in Eastchester; Jan. 18, 1734.
P. 176: Adam Haviland of Rye, yeoman, and Mary his wife, to Job Hadden of Westchester; land in Harrison; all right and title (by virtue of a deed for the same from his father Benjamin Haviland, dec'd.); June 11, 1730.
P. 184: Indenture between Isaac Lawrence of Eastchester, yeoman, and Jeremiah Fowler of Westchester, cordwainer; all title to a certain piece of land in Eastchester which he should or ought to have, he, the ad. Isaac Lawrence, by or after the decease of Esther Lawrence, mother-in-law of ye ad. Isaac Lawrence; which ad. lands and messuages, Isaac Lawrence, dec'd., father of ye ad. Isaac Lawrence, party to these presents, by his last will, devised to Esther Lawrence, the mother-in-law, during her natural life, Feb. 7, 1736. To same "immediately after decease of ad. Esther Law�rence."
P190; The birth of the children of Edmund Ward late of Eastchester, dec'd., by Phebe his wife, daughter of Capt. Thomas Hunt of Westchester. Mary, b. June 19, 1726; Edmund, b. Feb. 9, 1727; Stephen, b. Feb. 21, 1729-30.
Be it remembered, that Gilbert Budd who being an infant under the age of 21, is admitted by William Forster, Esq., his Guardian, in the Court of Common Pleas; April 16, 1735.
Mary Budd, being an infant under 21 yrs. is admitted by John Budd, Gent., to be her Guardian, June 20, 1735.
P191; John Palmer of Westchester, yeoman, to beloved daughter Phebe, wife of Joshua Pell of ye Manor of Pelham, Gent., one negro woman called Jenny, ae. 20 years, one negro boy, called Lewy, ae. 3 years, and one other negro boy called Tony ae. almost 2 yrs. Feb. 14, 1734.
Whereas, I, John Palmer, above sd., have delivered to my son-in-law, Joshua Pell, diveres cattle and several quantities of household goods; I do hereby declare ye same to be a free gift. Feb. 14, 1734.
P. 200: James Travis, Senn, of Rye, yeoman, to son John of the same place, land in White Plains; May 26, 1730.
P. 204: Ryer Michaelson the younger, Frederick Michaelson and Tunis Michaelson, Sons of Ryer Michaelson ye Elder, late of ye Manor of Fordham, yeoman, dec'd., to Benjamin Corsen of ye same place; land on Bronxes river, commonly called the Great Plain, within ye bounds of Fordham, Apr. 26, 1736.
P. 205: Benjamin Betts of Yonkers, weaver, to William Betts of the same place, yeoman, all land in Yonkers or elsewhere, devised unto ye ad. Benjamin Betts by his honoured father, Samuel Betts, late of Yonkers, dec'd.; July 28, 1733.
P207; Then Marcus Baxter of Cortlandt Manor, recorded the ear mark of his creatures; Mcli. 9, 1737.
P208; Land in Eastchester, sold to "ye ad. Benjamin and Jasper Drake by their brother John Drake and Bellania his wife" * * * "deed dated ye 7th of Sept. 1734. Benjamin Drake and wife Mary; Jasper Drake and wife Esther.
P. 213:the Executors of the last will of Thomas Gardner, late of Westchester, dec'd., to Samuel Warren; lands in possession of ad. Thomas Gardner immediately before his death; with the half of a 25 pound privelege, given to the ad. Thomas Gardner by his honoured father, John Gardner, late of Westchester, dec'd., by deed dated Dec. 26, 1710. Mch. 22, 1732.
P220; John Boyd of Rye, yeoman, to Thomas Fowler; land in Rye in the last division of Penings Neck, laid out to Peter Disbrow, late dec'd.; June 21, 1732.
P221; John Boyd of Rye to Thomas Fowler, all ye equal one half part of my right in the undivided lands in Rye, conveyed in ye one half right of my honoured father, John Boyd, dec'd.; Dec. 17, 1735.
P224;Elizabeth Legitt, wid. of Gabriel Legitt, dec'd., late of West Farms in ye Township of Westchester, to son William Legitt, yeoman, land in West Farms; Feb. 4,1712-13.
P225; Charles de Rossell and Evis de Rosseli of Mile Square, by and with the consent of their son, John Rossell; to Jonathan Archer of Eastchester, land in Mile Square; Dec. 13, 1735.
P226; William Betts, weaver, of Yonkers, and Rachel his wife, to Benjamin Betts of the same place, weaver, land in Yonkers which William Betts purchased of Abraham Barratt, late of Yonkers, dec'd.; July 13, 1733.
P. 228: James Cornwell of Westchester, yeoman, to John Cornwell, his son, of the same place; for the care which ad. John Cornwell hath for some years past, token of him, ye ad. James Cornwell and Abigail his wife; land in Westchester; Feb. II, 1737.
P. 233: Daniel Hunt, Jr., of Westchester, yeoman, and Sarah his wife, to Daniel Cornell of Rye, a certain piece of land in Brown's Point [in Harrison] in Rye, which he purchased from the Executors of the estate of Joseph Fowler, late of ye County aforesaid, dec'd.; Nov. 3, 1731.
Liber G., Westchester Co. Land Records.
P434;Caleb Hyatt of White Plains to Charles Hunt of Eastchester, a tract of land in Eastchester; May 25, 1748.
P;434 ; Robert Hunt of West Farms to son Robert Hunt, Junr., land in West Farms, conveyed to sd. Robert Hunt by his father Thomas Hunt by deed dated Mch. 20, 1723. Feb. 17, 1749.
P436; Samuel Ferris of Eastchester, yeoman, "ordain and in my place and stead, put my true and loving wife Phebe Ferris, and loving friend Geshom Bishop of Yonkers, attorneys," to recover lands and money. May 2, 1754.
P. 440; Elizabeth Travis of Cortlandt Manor, Westchester Co., widow of Robert Travis, late of sd. county aforesaid to Schurman Travis, of the Manor aforesaid, merchant, land in front of lot No. 9, in Cortlandt Manor. Mch. 30, 1750.
P445; Joshua Hunt the Elder of Throgs Neck in Westchester, and Joshua Hunt the Younger, sore of sd. Joshua Hunt, Senr., of the same place, yeoman; land on Throg's Neck; June 6, 1752.
P446; Joshua Hunt, Senr., of Westchester, Esq., and Mercy his wife, to Joshua Hunt Junr., of the same place, yeoman, land on Throg's Neck; July 27, 1754.
P447; Original mortgage deed of Isaac Oakley and wife to Jacob Fry,
witnessed by Sarah Vredenburgh and Nicholas Harper, Apr. 13, 1755. Testimony as to cancellation of same, given by the witnesses, Sarah Horton alias Sarah Vredenburgh and Nicholas Harper, May 27, 1756. Sarah Vredenburgh-Horton testified that Jacob Fry and wife Mary had borrowed the money for the use of their son, Jacob Fry, Jr., then an infant under 21 years of age.
P.451 � ;Caleb Pell of Pelham Manor, to Thomas Pell son of Joseph Pell late of the same place, dec'd., land in Pelham Manor. Jan. 21, 1755.
P453; Deed of sale from John Horton and wife Judith, for land on West Neck in Rye, to James Woods, dated May 6, 1736, "delivered" to brother Caleb Horton "for his security in being bound with me in a bond;" Aug. 18, 1736. "Be it remembered this 24th December 1739, that we, the Subscribers hereto, to witt, Judith Horton, within named, and John Horton, eldest son of the within named John Horton, grantor of this deed, do hereby declare" that sd. deed * * * "ought to remain good to sd. James Woods" * * * . May 5, 1740: there personally appeared before me, Frederick Philipps, Esq., * * * Jane MacFarling, now wife of Solomon Forman, one of the witnesses, to the within deed of Sale.
P454; William Deniston, an orphan, under age, made choice of Wil�liam Hooker Smith to be his Guardian in the years of his minority; Jan. 25,1757.
P. 454: Monmouth Lyon, son of Samuel Lyon, an orphan over 14 and under 21, made choice of Jonathan Miller of Greenwich, Fairfield Co., Conn., to be his Guardian; May 22, 1756.
P455; Edmund and Stephen Ward of Eastchester, two sons of Ed�mund Ward late of Eastchester, dec'd., divided the lands left them by will of father; Dec. 74, 1754.
P. 459: John Ward of Eastchester to son John Ward, one half of dwell�ing house, orchard, etc.; Aug. 20, 1750. Witnessed by Keziah Pell and Caleb Ward. On Mch. 16, 1755, "appeared the person of Keziah Pell that was, and now Keziah Lawrence."
P. 462: Peter Nodine, an orphan under age, made choice of Thomas Devoe to be his Guardian; Oct. 23, 1758.
P. 471: Joseph Hawley of "Reding" in the Town and County of Fair�field, Conn., to son Ezekiel Hawley, land in Salem, Westchester Co.; bounded by land of the heirs of Solomon Wood, dec'd.; "which land I purchased of John Croper of Cecond river" in New Jersey on June 16, 1753. June 12, 1759.
P. 477: Peter Kemble of New Brunswick, in New Jersey, merchant, to Thomas Smith of Westchester Co., carpenter, farm No. 9, in the west range of S. lot No. 3 in Cortlandt Manor. Feb. 23, 1760.
P. 479: Nehemiah Palmer of Mamaroneck, yeoman, to son Nathan Palmer, land in Eastchester; together with all interest in the Old Patent of Eastchester; May 18, 1754.
P. 481: Daniel Secord of New Rochelle, and Catherine his wife, to Joseph Anthony of the same place, Gent., land in New Rochelle, bounded by lands now in possession of James Secord, (brother of sd. Daniel Secord), and land formerly belonging to John Clarke, dec'd., and now in the occupation of his widow Susanna Clarke; Oct. 27, 1755.
P. 483: Israel Honeywell, Senr., of Westchester, yeoman, to son Israel Honeywell, Junr., of sd. Westchester, one half of farm in Westchester; Oct. 23, 1738.
P. 496: Jasper Drake of New York City, yeoman, and Hester his wife, to Lewis Guion of Eastchester, land in Eastchester; July 5, 1760.
P. 5o4: John Briggs of Westchester Co., aged 17, chose Daniel Dean, of Philiipsburgh, to be his guardian until 21, May 24, 1760.
P. 507: John Alice of New Rochelle, yeoman, eldest son, and one of the Executors of the last will of John Allee, late of New Rochelle, dec'd., sold his father's estate, May 16, 1752. Deed to same quitclaimed by Samuel Horton and Mary his wife, Rachel Alice and Susan Alice; "which same Mary Horton and Rachel and Susan Alice are three of the daughters of the within named John Alec, dec'd." Jan. 13, 1753. Also signed on June 2, 1761, by William Davis and Esther Davis, Henry Alice, William Allee, Peter Alice and Elias Alice.
P. 522: John Pd, Esq., of the Manor of Pelham, to son Josiah Pell, land in Pelham; Nov. II, 1760.
P.529;Peter DeLancey of Westchester, Esq., and wife Elizabeth, to John "Fergerson," tailor, and John Smith, carpenter, of the same place, land in Westchester, bordering on land belonging to the heirs of Miles Oakley. Mch. 9, 1761.
P532;Jeremiah Fowler and Martha his wife of Eastchester, to Isaac Doolhagan of the same place, land in Eastchester, bounded by meadow of Solomon Fowler, dec'd.; Apr. 6, 1762.
P533; Josiah Hunt, son of Caleb Hunt, late of Westchester, yeoman, dec'd., an infant under 21, is admitted by Sarah Hunt of Westchester, widow, his mother, to be his Guardian. July 19, 1762.
P534; Sarah Hunt, widow, on of the Executors of Caleb Hunt, late of Westchester, dec'd., and Marmaduke Hunt, son, and now supposed heir at law of sd. Caleb Hunt; sold to Stilwell Emmans of Yonkers, land in West�chester. May 28, 1762. (Will of sd. Caleb Hunt dated Aug. 27, 1748.)
P. 545: Elihu Palmer of Mamaroneck, and Johanna his wife, to Nathan Palmer 5f Eastchester, Esq.; and Nehemiah Palmer, Junr., of Mamaroneck, yeoman, all right and title to one moiety or half part of a tract of land within Mamaroneck, which was given unto ye sd. Elihu Palmer and Nehemiah Palmer, Junr., by our honoured father Nehemiah Palmer of Mamaroneck as by his deeds to both of us. Same bounded by "land which is the gift of my sd. father, the property of his grandson Drake Palmer." Apr. 15, 1754.
P560; Jonathan Hunt, son of Obediah Hunt, dec'd., an orphan under age, made choice of John Hunt, Junr., as his Guardian, Nov. 23, 1763.
P561;An indenture between the heirs of John Bartow, dec'd., June 25, 1753. "Whereas the sd. Theodosius is dec'd., and hath left a daughter under age." * * * "Whereas since making and executing the foregoing Indenture, our mother, Helena Bartow, is dec'd., and we, the sd. Thomas Bartow, John Bartow and Anthony Bartow, and also Theophilus Bartow, hereby confirm the same (deed) to our brother Theophilus Bartow." Apr. 29, 1763.
P. 567: Christopher Bridge of Cambridge, Middlesex Co., New England, to James Wetmore of Rye, Clerk, land in Rye. Nov. 26, 1733.
P. 575: Peter DeLancey of Westchester, Esq., to son John DeLancey, land partly in Westchester and partly in Fordham; July 22, 1763.
P. 579: Lewis Palmer and Benjamin Palmer, two sons of John Palmer, Gent., late of Westchester, dec'd., divided their land. Benjamin Palmer with wife Sarah sold his share to Joseph Palmer, May 8, 1762.
P. 587: Herculeus Johnse Krankhite of Rykes Patent, Westchester Co., John Krankhite and Abraham Krankhite, sons of sd. Herculeus Johnse Kronk�hite, to Jonathan Ferris of Cortlandt Manor, yeoman, land in Rykes Patent; May 2, 1763. Jacobus Kronkhite, brother to sd. Herculeus Johnse Kronkhite entered a release to same upon the back of sd. deed.
P. 598: Peter Ferris of Eastchester, yeoman, to son Caleb Ferris of the same place, a farm in Eastchester; Dec. 19, 1764.
P. 6o1: Cortlandt Skinner of Perth Amboy, (and others), Samuel Kemble of New Brunswick, N. J., Merchant, attorney for Cot. William Skinner, Stephen Skinner of Perth Amboy, Merchant, John Skinner, James Parker and Gertrude his wife, heirs of Elizabeth Skinner of Perth Amboy and Pro�vince of New York, dec'd.; to Seth Whitney of Cortlandt Manor, yeoman, farm No. 9, in South Lot No. 4, Cortlandt Manor, late in possession of Philip Travis, dec'd. May 1, 1765.
P. 604: "By these presents know that I, Isaac Hunt late of the County of Westchester, son of Caleb Hunt late of the Burrough of Westchester, dec'd., and brother, to Gilbert Hunt, late of the same place, dec'd.; the sd. Gilbert Hunt being son of the ad. Caleb Hunt; I the sd. Isaac Hunt, being Mariner, have made, ordered" (Etc.) "and in my stead put and depute my brother Solo�mon Hunt of sd. County of Westchester, my true and lawful attorney." May 21, 1765.
P. 605: Isaac Hunt, late of Westchester Co., son of Caleb Hunt, dec'd., deeded to Solomon Hunt of Mamaroneck, all money, debts, dues, etc., from estate of brother Gilbert Hunt, dec'd.; May 21, 1765.
P602;Samuel Berryan entered the ear mark of his creatures * * * it being the earmark of his father-in-law, assigned to him. Mch. 6, 1766.
P608;Isaac Hunt, late of, and at present resident in Westchester, Mariner, the surviving eldest son of Caleb Hunt, late of sd. Westchester, dec'd.; also brother and heir at law to Gilbert Hunt, late of the same place, dec'd., to Joseph Causten of Grove Farm, farmer, lands and dwelling houses on Throgs Neck, Brockets Neck and Spicers Neck; a quitclaim deed for same. June 19, 1765.
P. 611: Abraham Browne of Yonkers, yeoman, to brother Garrit Browne of the same place, yeoman, all right in lands and tenements which our father, John Brown, did devise unto us and our brothers in his last will, bearing date May 2, 1733. Mch. 13, 1754.
P. 613: Deed from John Horton of Rye, Gent., to John Wooley of Nas�sau Island, Gent, to a parcel of land, being a "plott" called and known by the name of White Fields in the County of Westchester; dated Mar II, 1713. This deed was recorded Aug. 23, 1762, and John Carhart of Rye certified that the name of John Horton signed to the same as grantor is the writing of sd. John Horton; that he has often seen the writing of Joseph Cleator, and verily believes that he drew the within deed.
P. 633: John Pugsley Senr., of Westchester and Mary his wife, to son John Pugsley Jr., land in Eastchester; Jan. 9, 1761.
P. 637: An identure made 24 of June, 1766, between Alexander Mc Donald of New Rochelle, Esq., Capt. in the late Seventy Seventh Regiment of His Majesty's Forces in America, and Susannah his wife, of the one part, and James Pitcher Esq. of New York City of the other part. Whereas, Charles Johnston of the City of New York, Schoolmaster and Isabel his wife, late Isa�bel Guion, one of the children and devisees of Lewis Guion, Junr., dec'd., Lewis Guion and Martha his wife, Charles Vincent and Hester his wife, late Hester Guion, one other of the daughters and devisees, Charles Morgan and Susannah his wife, late Susannah Guion, one of the daughters and devisees of sd. Lewis Guion, dec'd., all of Eastchester; John O'Briant and Leah his wife, one other of the daughters and devisies, Elias Chadean and Margaret his wife, one other of the daughters of Lewis Guion dec'd., of New Rochelle; by indenture bearing date 14 and 15 of Nov. 1748 did convey to Alexander Allair of New Rochelle, all ye farm and plantation"�etc.
P.637; John Pell of Pelham Manor, and Ann his wife, to his son Josiah Pell, land in Pelham; May 3, 1763.
P.658; John Ward, Esq., late of Eastchester, but now of the Manor of Cortlandt, to Jasper Drake of New York City, house and land in Eastchester, Oct. 24, 1766.
P. 666: Jacob Hunt, on the 17th of June, 1757, made his last will and testament; and thereby, in case his daughter Helena should die without issue, instructed his Executor to sell such real estate as he had given his sd daughter Helena; and whereas Jacob Hunt died about the 4th of Nov. last, and the sd Helena after the death of her father also deceased; the Executors sold on June 91 1759, 55 a.; a part of which land was heretofore granted unto Josiah Hunt, father of sd. Jacob Hunt, by the Trustees of Westchester, by deed of 1704; and a part of which land was granted to sd. Josiah Hunt by John Hunt, dec'd. on Mch. 5, 1706.
P. 671: William Hooker Smith of White Plains, Parish of Rye, to James Brown of Cortlandt Manor; mortgaged Apr. 7, 1767. Deed witnessed b Thomas Smith and Sarah Smith. When acknowledging same, Thomas Smit stated that he saw Sarah Smith, daughter of William Hooker Smith, witness the same.
P. 677: Jacob Dyckman, Junr., near Kings Bridge, in the out ward of the City of New York, Innholder, and Catherine his wife, to Isaac Ver Mule, Tortius, late from Croaten, farmer; land in Yonkers; Apr. 24, 1760.
P. 679: Isaac Ver Mule, minor, of Yonkers and Susanna his wife, to John Ver Mule, Junr., of Westchester;
P. 681: An Indenture, made 3rd dy of May, 1734�Philip Verplanck of Cortlandt Manor, Gent., and Gertrude his wife, only daughter and heiress of Johannis Van Cortlandt the oldest son and heir of Coil. Stephanis Van Cort�landt, late of the City of New York, dec'd.
P. 686: Jonathan Brown of Rye, Gent., to oldest son Jonathan Brown of Rye; land in Rye; Apr. 11, 1767.
P. 695: Samuel Brown, eldest son and heir at law unto father Samuel Brown of Rye, late dec'd., intestate; to youngest brother Andrew Brown, the greater part of land in Cortlandt Manor which one father bought in 1743; land bordering on that of Hachaliah Brown; 1,000 a. Apr. 27, 1762. Ann Brown, wife of sd Samuel Brown signed, giving her consent to same, in 1767.
P. 704: John Hunt of North Castle, yeoman, to brother William Hunt of Westchester, land in Mile Square in North Castle; Sept. 5, 1757.
P. 709: Philip Van Cortlandt, by will dated 1746, devised his real es-state to his four sons, Stephen, Abraham, John and Pierre. Abraham and John, two of the sons, dec'd. without issue. Indenture dated Feb. 1, 1758.
P. 714: Jacob Coutant and Isaac Coutant, turners, of New Rochelle, Sons of Isaac Coutant late of New Rochelle, dec'd.; brother John Coutant, son of Isaac, also dec'd.; Apr. 14, 1755.
P. 717: Release of Drake Fowler for himself and brother Joseph Fowler, sons of William Fowler of Scarsdale, dec'd., to uncle John Fowler; their brother, Joshua Fowler, being deceased. Mch. 15, 1745.
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