Hartford County CT Archives Deed.....Harmon, Nathaniel - Harmon, Joseph & Hannah February 4, 1679

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Suffield:  Muddy Brooke
Written: February 4, 1679

Nathaniel Harmon
A copy of a deed of gift from Joseph Harmon to Nathaniel Harmon
To all Christian People to whom this deed of gift shall come, Joseph Harmon of 
Southfield (alias Suffield) in the Colony of the Massachusetts, sendeth 
Greeting; Know Ye that I have and de beare to my loving and younger brother, 
Nathaniel Harmon of Southfield aforesiad for divers and other good causes and 
considerations me thereunto mvoing, have given, granted, aligned, assigned, 
and confirmed, And by these presents do grant fully, clearly, and absolutely 
give grant, align, assign and confirm unto the said Nathaniel Harmon his heirs 
and assigns forever two parcels of land lying and being within the bounds of 
the township of Southfield aforesaid.  The one parcel being an home loat wat 
was of Brother Samuel Harmon, deceased, his lot, containing seventeen acres 
more or less and bounded by the street called Old Street on the east, 
extending one hundred and fourteen rods in length to the common on the west 
and adjoynes to Robert Old on the south and extends in breadth four and twenty 
rods to the said Joseph Harmon’s own land on the north of the other parcel 
being meadow low land and also was the lot of aforesaid Brother Samuel Harmon, 
deceased, lying upon a Brooke called Muddy Brooke and contains two acres and a 
half more or less being half of said Brother Samuel his grant and here and is 
bounded by the common easterly and westerly and joins to the said Joseph 
Harmon’s own meadows on the south ; extends to the said Nathaniel Harmon’s 
meadows on the north to have and to hold the said seventeen acres and the said 
two acres and a half unto the said Nathaniel Harmon his heirs and assigns 
forever, hereafter lawfully, quietly, and peaceably to have, hold, occupy, and 
enjoy the above grants, premises, and all their appurtenances, free and clear 
and ... ... ... .... from all manner of former and other gifts, grants, 
bargains. Sales, leases, mortgages, ...., dowers, judgments, ... awards, 
forfeitures, ... from all other titles, ... ... or incumberances whatsoever 
has made, committed, ... of forfeited to ... ... by hin the said Joseph Harmon 
his heirs and assigns as ... ... before the ensealing hereof; in witness 
whereof the said Joseph Harmon has hereunto set his had and seal this fourth 
day of February 1679.
Signed, sealed, and Delivered			Joseph Harmon & his Seal
In the presence of:
Stephen Taylor
John Taylor
This witnesseth that Hannah Harmon the wife of the above named Jospeh Harmon 
doth freely consent to this act and deed of gift of her husband.
							Hannah Harmon & Seal



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