WILLSON TO WILLSON, COVENTRY CT DEED, BK 8, PG 206
Submitter: Jan Wilson Ramos
Date Submitted: 17 Apr 1998


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To  all  Peoples  to Whom these Presents Shall come Greeting Know ye that I
William  Willson  of Coventry in Tolland County the State of Connecticut in
New  England   For the consideration of Twenty Pounds Lawful money to me in
hand  paid  and  by  me Received to my full Satisfaction of John Willson of
Coventry  in  the  County  & State aforesaid Do give grant bargain sell and
confirm  unto the said John Willson his heirs & assignees one certain piece
of  Tenement  of Land with a Dwelling House & barn standing thereon Situate
in  Coventry  aforesaid  Bounded as followeth (viz)  Beginning at a heap of
Stones  in the Line of the highway & running west 3o South Thirty five rods
&  Sixteen  links  to bound Land adjoyning to Elijah White Esq thence North
3o  east  Fifty four rods & 6 links thence west 3o South 17 rods &1 7 links
thence  North  3o  West Fifty four rods 20 links on said Whites Land thence
East  3o  North  Fifty  three  rods  & 8 links on Land belonging to Ashalel
Pitkin  Esq  Thence  South  on  my  one land 100 rods first mentioned Bound
containing  by  estimation thirty acres and fifty two rods be the same more
or  less  To Have and to Hold the above granted and bargained Premises with
the  appurtenances  thereof  unto  him  the said John Willson his Heirs and
Assigns  forever to his and their proper use and behoof and Also I the Said
William  Willson  do  for  my  self  my  heirs Executors and Administrators
covenant  with the said Wilson his heirs and assigns that at and untill the
Ensealling  of  these  Presents  I am well Seized of the Premises as a good
indefeasible  Estate  in fee Simple and have good Right to bargain and Sell
the  same  in Manner and form as in above written and that the same is free
of  all  incumbrances whatsoever and Furthermore I the Said William Willson
do  by  these presents bind myself & my Heirs forever to warrant and Defend
the  above  granted and bargained Premises to the Said John Willson and his
Heirs  and  assigns  against  all  Claims and Demands whatsoever In witness
whereof  I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this the 20th day of December
AD 1789
Signed  Sealed & Delivered				William Willson S.S.
In Presence of                                                  
Samuel Carver
Joseph Carver

Tolland County for Bolton December the 20th 1789

Personally  appeared  Captain  William  Willson  Signor  and  Sealor of the
written  instrument  and  acknowledges the Same to be his free act and Deed
before me Samuel Carver Just Peace

Recorded March 16th 1790     Test  John Hale Reg__

(Book  4,  page  206, Coventry, CT, transcribed by Janette Wilson Ramos, 17
Apr    1998,    preserving   original  spelling,  punctuation,  and  syntax
RamosGang@Worldnet.att.net)