BERGEN COUNTY DEEDS (BOOK T & U), BERGEN COUNTY, NJ
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Bergen County, New Jersey Deeds
Recorded 12-Sep 1803 - 10 June 1813
Recorded at Hackensack
Abstracted by Pat Wardell, 1998

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Pat Wardell abstracted Books R-X, plus selected deeds Books Y, Z, G2, H2, I2

The Bergen County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs is missing Book
T of Deeds.

THE FOLLOWING IS BOOK U

To view other books, listed above, please go back to the index.

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Abstractor's notes:
    Spellings are retained as interpreted from the original documents.
Readers are advised to remember that in old handwritten records the
letterforms for "J" and "I" are virtually interchangable, as are, often,
"S" and "L" (and sometimes "J.") When used as initials, with no surrounding
matter as an interpretive clue, some letterforms are indistinguishable.
    Grantee and grantor places of residence are all in Bergen County,
NJ, except where otherwise specified.
    Underlined names and/or numbers indicate a transcription as shown
in the original recording of the document (i.e., not a typograpohical error
in this transcription) that appears to conflict with other data in
conveyance, or with known history.
    Names following the description of conveyed property usually refer
to the owners of boundin, or nearby, land.
    It has been my general observation (with possible exceptions) that
the grantor (party of first part) information usually includes the name of
a wife, if there was one (this can be a means of identification); the
grantee (party of second part) data does not usually include the name of a
wife, even when one is known to have existed.

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The Bergen County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs is missing Book
T of Deeds.

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8 February 1804 (recorded 14 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:1)
    Ebenezer Canfield and Rhoda, his wife, of the Township of Newark in
the County of Essex, conveyed to Noah Sayres of the Township of Caldwell in
the County of Essex, for $690, 24-6/100 acres strict measure in the
Township of Saddle River, beginning near line of Simon Van Ness; mentioned
line of John Ryker; corner Ralph Post. Bounded E & S by said John Ryker; W
by Ralph Post, Esq.; N by General Richard Dey and Simon Van Ness. Signed by
Ebenezer Canfield, Rhoda Canfield. Witnessed by Isaac Dodds, Junr., James
Gibb.

29 September 1804 (recorded 15 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:5)
    Abraham Lozier of the City of New York, physician, and Closha, his
wife, conveyed to Abraham Acker of the City of New York, for $1250., two
lots: (1) 10 acres, 3 roods, 25 rods in Teneck in precinct of Hackensack,
beginning first lot designated on a map made by Josiah Johnson as lot no.
11 [?] at NW corner of lands of John S. Banta; mentioned brook; middle of
Road that leads from the Liberty Pole to Teneck, bounded E by John S.
Banta; S & W by said brook; N by aforesaid Road. Also a second lot of 11
acres, 10 rods, woodland, lot no. 1 on above map, beginning corner Aury
Westervelt, bounded B by Dower Westervelt; E by George M. Chapman; S by
Benjamin Westervelt; W by Aury Westervelt. Signed by Abraham Lozier, Closha
Lozier. Witnessed by Josiah Hedden, Garret Lozier.

19 November 1804, (recorded 15 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:10)
    Jacob Degroot of the City of New York and Rachel, his wife,
conveyed to Abraham Collins of the County of Bergen, for $2,000, messuage
and three lots near New Bridge in the Township of Hackensack, on the east
side of the Hackensack River: (1) 19-21/100 acres messuage and lot whereon
said Jacob lately lived near Mariah Heaton; mentioned land late of Lawrence
Van Buskirk, Esq.; Hackensack River; brook called Francer [?] Vall; little
bridge near house where said Buskirk formerly lived. (2) A second lot of 9
acres; description mentioned lands laid out for Stephen Rudd. (3) Another
lot of 12 acres, 29 square rods beginning SW corner Guilliam Demerest;
mentioned lands of David Anderson; William Challen; Josiah Johnson. Signed
by Jacob Degroot, Rachel Degroot. Witnessed by Robert Campbell, William
Nicoll.

24 October 1804 (recorded 14 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:16)
    Jonathan Mulford and Phebe, his wife, of the Township of New
Barbadoes, conveyed to David Rigers, John Morris, and Aaron Harrison of the
Township of New Ark in the county of Essex, for $450, a strip of marshy
land in New Barbadoes, on main land of Kennedy's Bank Meadow and between it
and the Passaic River low water mark. Mentiuoned Nathan Squire's Bank
Meadow lot. Bounded N by Main Bank; S by Passaic River. Signed by Jonathan
Mulford, Phebe Mulford. Witnessed by Hariet R. Pennington, William S.
Pennington.

8 April 1803 (recorded 14 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:20)
    William Winter of the Township of Franklin, and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to John Powlesfelt, Inn Keeper, of the same place, for $601.12,
34-35/100 acres strict measure in the Township of Franklin, being part of
lot no. 41 in Ramapough Tract. Signed by William Winter (his mark), Mary
Winter. Witnessed by Henry V. Allen, Abm. Schuyler.

5 March 1799 (recorded 22 Feb 1805, Bergen County U:24)
    Andrew Hopper of Franklin Township, and Mary, his wife, conveyed to
Peter Lozier of the same place, yeoman, for £20, 1-45/100 acres strict
measure in the Township of Franklin, at a place known by name of Ramapough.
Signed by Andrew Hopper, Mary Hopper. Witnessed by Henry V. Allen, Henry
Van Dalsem.

17 April 1801 (recorded 22 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:27)
    Abraham Zabriskie of Ramapough in the Township of Franklin, yeoman,
conveyed to Peter Lozer of same place, yeoman, for $8, 20/100 acres more or
less in Ramapough in Franklin Township, beginning middle of main road
leading through Ramapough neighborhood on N of a blacksmith shop on
premises of said Peter Lozier. Mentioned land of John Hopper, Esq. Signed
by Abraham Zabriskie. Witnessed by John V. Allen, Henry V. Allen.

16 May 1795 (recorded 26 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:30)
    John Eckerson of Franklin Township, yeoman, Isaac Storm of the same
place, and David Van Blarcom of the City of New York, labourer, and Mary,
his wife, conveyed to Conrad Fisher of Franklin Township, yeoman, for £225,
75 acres being lot 30 in the Ramapough Tract in Franklin Township. Signed
by Jan Eckerson, Isaac Storm (his mark), David V Blarcum (his mark),
Witnessed by Abraham Westervelt.

1 May 1792 (Recorded 27 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:34)
    Cryn Bartolf of Ramapough, Franklin Township, and Susan, his wife, yeoman,
conveyed to Peter Lozier of the same place, yeoman, for £220, 22 acres,
farm at Ramapough, in the Township of Franklin, where said Crynis Bartolf
now lives on, beginning middle of road leading though said neighborhood at
SW corner Andrew Hopper's land. Bounded SE by middle of road; SW by land of
John Hopper; W by land of John Hopper and Andrew Hopper; N by Andrew
Hopper. Signed by Cryness Bartholf, Susan Bartolf. Witnessed by Mary Leroe,
Henry Van Allen.

7 December 1796 (recorded 27 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:38)
    Jonas Halsted of the Township of Franklin, blacksmith, conveyed to
Peter Lozier of the same place, for £400, 56 acres strict measure [surveyed
1768] in the Ramapough Tract, beginning SE corner Corines Bartolf.
Mentioned land of John P. Post. Signed by Jonas Halstead. Witnessed by
James Christie, Jonathan Traphagen.

20 February 1805 (recorded 27 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:41)
    Harmanus Van Zile of the Township of Franklin, and Martha, his
wife, conveyed to Cornelius Smith of the same place, for $1625, two tracts:
(1) 216-58/100 acres strict measure, seven equal 12th parts of one
undivided moiety or equal half part of land in Franklin Township, part of
the Ramapough Patent, lot no. 142, beginning SW corner John Verweys tract
at Saddle River, description mentioned parcel of 23-85/100 acres which was
conveyed to said Harmanus Van Zile by James Thew and Sarah, his wife, 3
March 1804. (2) 230 acres one undivided moiety or equal half of five equal
24th parts of said lot no. 142, conveyed by Peter Ward and Nancy Ward 10
Aug 1799. Signed by Harmanus Van Zile (his mark). Witnessed by Jacob
Bamper, Peter Willis.

3 May 1803 (Recorded 28 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:46)
    Harman Van Zile of the Township of Franklin, and Martha, his wife,
conveyed to William Van Blarcum and Daniel Van Blarcum of the Township of
Franklin, for $275, 40 acres strict measure in Franklin Township, part of
lot 15 in the Ramapough Pattent, beginning NW corner of land released to
David Ackerman/ Signed by Harman Van Zile (his mark), Martha Van Zile (her
mark). Witnessed by Abrm. Westervelt, Cornelius Smith.

24 October 1804 (recorded 28 Feb 1805, Bergen Co. U:49)
    John Slusson and Sally his wife, and Polly or Mary Van Winkle of
the City of New York, and John Van Winkle, coachmaker of Sligo,
Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, by Robert Hardy, his attorney, conveyed to
Richard Ackerman of Saddle River Township, for $250, 12-1/4 acres, 13
perches strict measure of cleared land and woodland in the Township of
Saddle River, beginning NW side of the Saddle River, on the land of Aurie
Bush. Signed by Robert Hardie, Mary Van Winkle, John Clussan. Witnessed by
Garret Garretson, Catharine Demott.

1 September 1804 (recorded 1 March 1805, Bergen Co. U:55)
    Samuel Sneden of the Town of Harington, and Elizabeth, his wife,
conveyed to Davis Concklin of the same place, for £160, 10-1/4 acres 14
square rods, in Bergen Cunty, known as Lot No. 7, Signed by Samuel Sneden,
Elizabeth Sneden. Witnessed by Peter Willsey, Jacob Concklin, Jr.

11 January 1787 (recorded 12 March 1805, Bergen Co. U:59)
    Henry Traphagen and his wife, Margaret, of the Township of
Franklin, conveyed to John Straut of the same place, yeoman, for £594,
parcel known as Lot No. 157 in the Ramapough tract. Signed by Henry
Traphagen (his mark), Margret Traphagen. Witnessed by Nicholas Smith,
George Miller.

18 December 1804 (recorded 12 March 1805, Bergen Co. U:62)
    John Straat of the Township of Franklin, farmer, and Susannah, his
wife, conveyed to Jacob Straat of the same place, for $267.50, 15 acres
strict measure in Franklin Township, beginning at road near the bridge.
Signed by John Straat (his mark), Susannah Straat (her mark). Witnessed by
Jacob Bamper, Elizabeth Bowman (her mark).

14 June 1799 (recorded 4 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:66)
    A survey of line of Town of Hackensack. 2-97/100 acres strict measure.

8 February 1804 (recorded 4 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:67)
    Garret Neafie and Eve, his wife, of Preakness, conveyed to John
Dusenbury of Ulster Co., NY, for $637.50, 65-75/100 acres at Preakness,
beginning SW corner of John Doremus. Signed by Garret Neafie, Eve Neafie
(her mark), Witnessed by Peter Bush (his mark), Jacob [Dansam?].

4 March 1805 (recorded 4 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:70)
    Samuel Ogden and Euphemia, his wife, of New Ark in the County of
Essex, conveyed to Governeur Morris, Esquire, of Morrisania in West Chester
Co., NY, for $10,000, 535 acres more or less, being a tract on the River
Hackensack in the Township of Hackensack. Description mentioned land of
Cornelius Vreelandt; ferry rights. Bounded NW by Hackensack River; SW by
large Creek called Bellamiss Kil; SE by other lots; NE by Over Peck Creek;
excepting a certain lot conveyed by said Samuel Ogden and Euphemia, his
wife, to John Terhune, supposed to contain 10 acres. Signed by Saml. Ogden,
Euphemia Ogden. Witnessed by Lewis M. Ogden, Peter Ogden.

28 March 1804 (recorded 5 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:74)
    Genl. Richard Dey of the Township of Saddle River and Hannah, his
wife, conveyed to Elias Smith and Francis Smith of the Township of
Acquackanonk in the County of Essex, for $300, 7-68/100 acres strict
measure at Singack in the Township of Saddle River, beginning SE corner of
Roelif Jacobus's lot. Signed by Richard Dey, Hanah Dey. Witnessed by Egbert
Doremis (his mark), Abraham Willis.

25 March 1805 (recorded 5 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:78)
    Steven Bogert of Franklin Township and Mary, his wife, conveyed to
Peter Ackerman of the same place, for $795, 24 acres strict measure in
Saddle River at SE corner Lewis L. Conklin. Mentioned land of John D.
Ackerman; Jacob Horn. Bounded N by Lewis L. Concklin; W by John D.
Ackerman; S by Jacob Horn; E by the Saddle River. Signed by Steven Bogert,
Mary Bogert (her mark). Witnessed by Abr. Westervelt, Abr. A. Quackenbush.

19 January 1802 (recorded 6 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:81)
    Uriah Van Riper of the Township of Saddle River [and Mary, his
wife], conveyed to Richard Van Riper of the same place, for $44.50,
5-95/100 acres strict measure in the Township of Saddle River at Preakness,
being part of a larger tract which said Unriah Van Riper purchased of John
S. Robertson. Signed by Uriah Van Riper, Mary Van Riper. Witnessed by John
Merceles, Jenny Merceles.

11 Oct 1804 (recorded 9 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:84)
    Richard Varick, Jacob Radcliff, and Anthony Dey of the City of New
York, Esquires, the proprietors of Powlis Hook (conveyed from Cornelius Van
Vorst of Horsimus on 25 March 1803), conveyed to shareholders listed (No.
of shares in parenthses): Richard Varick (100); Jacob Radcliff (100); Anthy
Dey (100); Joseph Bloomfield (20); John N. Cumming (50); Wm. Halsey (50);
Alexr. C. McWhorter (30); Elisa Beudenit (5); Saml. Boyd (20); Arch. Gracie
(40); Jno. B. Coles (40); James Thomson (20); David B. Ogden (20); John
Wells (30); John Radcliff (20; J. K. N. Ely (20); David Hunt (20); Joseph
Lyon (20); David Dunham (20); Abraham Varick (20); Peter W. Radcliff (40);
Samuel Hayes Junr. (5); William Pennington (15); Ls. Paubell (20); William
N. Woolsey (40); Aaron Ogden (20); William S. Pennington (5); Wm. Radcliff
Junr (20); Samuel Pennington (5); Jno. A. Davenport (10); J. E. A. Birch
(10); E. Leavenworth (20); Isaac H. Williamson (20); Aaron Ogden (5); Amasa
Jackson (5); Thomas Ward (10); and Isaac Kibbs (5).

27 April 1804 (recorded 10 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:96)
    Harmin Blauvelt of Harington Township, weaver, and Lucrechia, his
wife, conveyed to Peter Cole Junior of the same place, Taylor, for £270,
two lots: (1) 2 acres beginning at Road called Old Tappan, at SE corner of
land of Cornelius Eckerson, bounded W by Cornelius Eckerson; N & E by
Garret I. Haring; S by Road. (2) about 8 acres beginning SE corner of Peter
Quackenbush, and bounded E & N by Nasha Haring; W by John Flierboom; N by
Peter Quackenbush. Signed by Harmen Blauvelt, Lucretia Blauvelt (her mark).
Witnessed by Geo. Douglass, Merceles Merceles.

6 August 1804 (recorded 10 April 1805 Bergen Co. U:100)
    Halmagh Van Giesen and Sarah, his wife, and Robert Van Houten and
Leah, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River, conveyed to Richard Van
Gieson of Essex Co., Anna Van Houten, wife of Roelif Van Houten; Merselius
Van Gieson, John Van Gieson, Elizabeth Van Ness, wife of Simon Van Ness,
Mary Van Gieson, Adrian Van Gieson, and Cornelius Van Gieson, for $75, 6
acres more or less in Saddle River at the great falls of the Passaic;
description mentioned John Stiles' Spring; land formerly belonging to
Garret Van Houten, deceased; fishing rights. Mentions land of their father
John Van Gieson for his family's use. Signed by Helmagh Van Giesen, Sarah
Van Giesen, Robert Van Houten, Lenah Van Houten. Witnessed by Rem
Onderdonk, Abrm. Willis.

1 November 1804 (recorded 10 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:104)
    Christian A. Zabriskie of the Township of Saddle River, and
Mariche, his wife, conveyed to John I. Terhune of the Township of New
Barbadoes, for $3125., 58-60/100 acres more or less being a farm and lot in
New Barbadoes, beginning S side of New Road that leads from Paramus to
Sluckup at intersection of Old Paramus Road; mentioned E bank of Saddle
River along line of Casparus Bogert; heirs of Stephen Terhune. Bounded NE
by Casparus Bogert and aforesaid New Road; SE by Sprout Brook; SW by line
of heirs of Stephen Terhune, deceased; NW by the Saddle River. Signed by
Christian Zabriskie, Mary Zabriskie. Witnessed by Andrew C. Zabriskie,
Abrm. Westervelt.

10 March 1803 (recorded 11 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:106)
    Marten Ryierson and Frances Ryerson, his wife, of the Township of
Pompton, conveyed to Ferris Dotey, for £80, 4-12/100 acres strict measure,
a messuage and lot in the Township of Pompton, beginning 17th corner of
survey of 684 acres returned to Richard Ashfield at the request of Anthony
Beam, Conrad Lines and Abraham Lines, on W side of the Road leading from
Ringwood to Pompton district. Signed by Martin Ryerson, Franche Ryerson.
Witnessed by Martin G. Ryerson, Isaac Woods.

6 May 1773 (recorded 11 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:108)
    dated "in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of Sovreign Lord George
the Third," John Shurte of Ramapough and his wife, Elizabeth, and Margaret
Shurte, his mother, conveyed to Christian Onedemaker [Wanamaker] of Bergen
County, for £150, 50 acres more or less on the W side of the Ramapough
River, being part of a large tract shown on a map made by George Ryerson 6
May 1773, known as lot no. 3. Signed by john Schoijdt, Elizabeth Shurte
(her mark), Margret Shurte (her mark). Witnessed by William Fitzgerald,
Joseph Shurte (his mark).

19 May 1796 (recorded 11 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:112)
    James Parker and Walter Rutherford, survivors of John Stevens,
Esquire, trustee to the General Proprietors of the Eastern Division [of New
Jersey], conveyed to Adolph Wanmaker of Orange County, NY, for £176, 4 p,
56-78/100 acres in the Ramapock Tract, being part of Lot Number 72,
beginning in York line; mentioned tract of land returned to John Stevens,
James Parker and Walter Rutherford. Signed by James Parker, Walter
Rutherford. Witnessed by [Theophylact?] Bache, Joseph Sharp.

8 April 1797 (recorded 12 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:115)
    John Hopper, Esquire, of the Township of Franklin, conveyed to
Adolph Wanmaker of the County of Orange, New York, for £8, 16s, 29-38/100
acres strict measure, in the Township of Franklin on NW side and adjoining
the Lereaux Tract, beginning N corner thereof. Signed by John Hopper.
Witnessed by Andrew Hopper, Abrm. Ryerson.

2 May 1796 (recorded 12 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:117)
    Henry Frederick of the Town of New Hemsted, in the County of
Orange, in the State of New York [and Mehitable, his wife], conveyed to
Adolph Wanmaker of the same place, for £600 two lots: (1) 46-32/100 acres
in the Romopock tract, beginning at Haverstraw Creek where New Jersey and
New York line crosses the same; and (2) 1-41/100 acres in the Town of New
Hemsted adjoining aforesaid lot, beginning division line between New York
and New Jersey; mentioned Road. Signed by Henry Frederick, Mehitabel
Frederick. Witnessed by Patk. Crean, Lodowick Brickman (his mark).

2 May 1796 (recorded 12 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:121)
    Henry Frederick of the Town of New Hemsted, Co. of Orange, State of New
York, farmer [and Mehitabel, his wife], conveyed to Adolph Wanmaker of the
County of Orange, State of New York, for £440, 50 acres English measure at
Ramapough in the Town of Franklin, beginning S corner of said Adolph
Wanmaker's land; mentioned are heap of stones in the mountain; near house
of Michael Post; middle of Ramapough River. Signed by Henry Frederick,
Mehitable Frederick. Witnessed by Patk Crean, Lodowick Brickman (his mark).

1 May 1803 (recorded 13 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:124)
    Albert Berdan and Mary, his wife, of Saddle River Township,
conveyed to Richard Van Ripen Junior of Saddle River Township, for $23,
10-30/100 acres strict measure in the Township of Saddle River beginning
4th corner of tract of 30-73/100 acres surveyed and returned to Thunis
Ryerson and also being part of same (conveyed to said Albert Bardon by
Theunis Ryerson). Signed by Albert Berdon, Mary Bardon. Witnessed by Andrew
Van Orden (his mark), Richard Van Rypen.

14 February 1805 (recorded 13 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:128)
    Henry Van Houten of the Township of Franklin, and Susan, his wife,
conveyed to Peter I. Van Blarcum, yeoman, for $750, 6-80/100 acres more or
less land with Grist Mill at a place called Youpough in the Township of
Franklin, beginning Middle of Main Road leading from Ramapough to the Pond
Meeting House. Also piece of land laid for a road to said Grist Mill,
beginning 4th side of said lot and ending on the Main Road leading from
John Van Houten's Mills to Conchow [Campgaw?]. Signed by Henry V. Houten
(his mark), Susan Van Houten (her mark). Witnessed by Henry Van Allen,
William Taylor.

5 January 1804 (recorded 13 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:131)
    John Ryerson of the Township of Franklin, yeoman, and Mary, his
wife, conveyed to John Gotches [Gutches elsewhere in deed] of the Township
of Saddle River, yeoman, for $205.35, 10-60/100 acres strict measure in the
Township of Saddle River at Wagraw, part of lot no. 3 on map of estate of
John J. Ryerson, deceased, signed by David P. Haring and Jacob Quckenbush,
beginning E side of Main Road leading from Paramus to Wagraw which is also
corner of land sold by said John Ryerson to Jacob Bardon. Signed by John J.
Ryerson, Mary Ryerson (her mark). Witnessed by Henry V. Allen, James
Ackerman.

8 March 1805 (recorded 16 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:134)
    Peter Wanmaker of the Township of Franklin, yeoman, conveyed to
Richard P. Wanmaker of same place, yeoman, for $1000, parcel at Ramapough
in the Township of Franklin "known as my homestead lot." Bounded S by lands
of Benjamin Westervelt; W by lands of Dirk Wanmaker; N & E by lands of said
Dirk Wanmaker; S by said Richard P. Wanmaker. Signed by Peter Wanmaker (his
mark). Witnessed by Mary Van Dalsem, Henry Van Dalsem.

17 April 1804 (recorded 14 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:137)
    John P. Garretson and Jerry Van Riper, administrators of John C.
Westervelt, late of the County of Bergen, deceased, conveyed to Cornelius
Westervelt of the same place, at public vendue, for $487.50, 4 acres which
had been conveyed to said John C. Westervelt in his lifetime by his father
Cornelius Westvervelt, beginning at Road leading from Paterson to
Slotterdam; mentioned late dwelling house of said John C. Westverlt,
deceased. Bounded S by Road; W by other land of said Cornelius Westervelt.
Signed by John Garreson, Jerry Van Ripen. Witnessed by Nehh. Wade, Frances
Wade.

10 December 1804 (recorded 24 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:141)
    John Van Derlindeh and Effie, his wife, of the Township of
Hackensack, conveyed to James Van Derlinden of the same place, for $2900.,
several lots: (1) in the Township of Hackensack at Teneck and Tenefly,
meadow near Peck crick, line of heirs of Joost Zabriskie, deceased; bounded
NW by lot of James Van Delinden. (2) lot of upland in the big fyke,
beginning at division between meadow and upland; line of little fyke. (3)
lot in little fyke between lots of Robert and James Van Delinden. (4)
beginning NW side cross lots or little fyke between David and James Van
Delinden; mentioned lot formerly of Roelif Van Delinden; David Van Delinden
and Gilbert Van Delinden; land of Cornelius Terhune. (5) also a 6th part of
cleared land; mentioned lot of Simon Demarest. (6) lot near Henry
Blinkerhoff. (7) lot adjoining Henry Blinkerhoff between Guilliam and James
Van Delinden to Banta's woodland. (8) woodland in Tenefly Mountain, bounded
N by Effie Demarest, widdow; W by Jacob Banta; S by Albert Zabriskie. 2
acres. Signed by John Van Dalinde, Affie Van Dalinde. Witnessed by Henry H.
Brinkerhoff, Jacob D. Banta.

1 March 1805 (recorded 24 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:145)
    Henry I. Zabriskie, and Mary, his wife, of the Township of New
Barbadoes, conveyed to Abraham H. Zabriskie of the same place, for $362.50,
11 acres in the Township of New Barbadoes, beginning N line of heirs of
Samuel Helms, deceased. Signed by Henry I. Zabriskie, Mary Zabriskie.
Witnessed by Abrm. Westervelt, Ann Westervelt.

15 May 1802 (recorded 25 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:148)
    Peter Mausinger of Franklin Township, and Sarah, his wife, conveyed
to Johannes G. Demerest of Harington, for $112.50, 8-1/2 acres in
Harington, bounded N by John Flierboom; S by said Johannes G. Demerest; W
by Abraham G. Demerest; E by Middle of Public Road. Signed by Peter
Mausinger (his mark), Sarah Mausinger (her mark). Witnessed by Andrew
Peterson (his mark), John Davd. Haring.

20 February 1793 (recorded 25 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:150)
    David Brower of New Barbadoes [and Neltie Brower, his wife]
conveyed to son Abraham Brower of same place, for natural love and
affection, two parcels: (1) 6 acres more or less in the Township of New
Barbadoes on the Road leading from Hackensack to the New Bridge, bounded N
& E by land of Peter Wilson; S by aforesaid Road; W by land of said David
Brower. (2) 2 acres woodland at Sluckup, bounded N by Luke Van Zaan; W by
land late of John Terhune, deceased; S by said David Brower. Signed by
David Brower, Neltie Brower. Witnessed by Jacobus Demerest, Peter Christie.

18 January 1805 (recorded 25 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:153)
    Richard Wanmaker of the County of Bergen, and Nancy, his wife,
conveyed to Michael Fisher and James Degroot of Bergen County, for $237.50
land in the Romopock Tract in Franklin Township, being part of lot number
166, one equal half of said lot. Signed by Ruchard P. Wanmaker, Nancy
Wanmaker. Witnessed by Peter A. Westervelt, Abrm. Westervelt.

15 September 1804 (recorded 25 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:156)
    Harmen Lutkins, Executor, and Elizabeth Van Ripen, Executrix of the
Last Will and Testament of Marinus Van Riper, late of Township of
Acquackanonk in the County of Essex, deceased, conveyed to George J.
Doremus of the Township of Saddle River, for $39 per acre (total $194) at
public vendue held at house of Garret Oldis, 5 acres, Lot number 4 int he
Township of Saddle River, beginning NW corner of Garret Oldis in the line
of Jerry Van Riper. Signed by Harmin Lutkins, Elizabeth Van Rypen (her
mark). Witnessed by L. Jackson, Abrm. Willis.

11 March 1805 (recorded 30 April 1805, Bergen Co. U:162)
    John N. Romine and Stephen Hopper both of the Township of Saddle
River, conveyed to Peter A. Voorhis of the Township of New Barbadoes, for
$400, 6 acres in the Township of New Barbadoes, beginning S side of Road
that leads from Hackensack to Paramus at NW corner land of Jacob J.
Zabriskie, deceased. Bounded E by land late of Jacob J. Zabriskie; S by
land of John D. Bardon; W by land of John D. Romine; N by aforesaid Road.
Signed by John N. Romine, Stephen C. Bogert. Witnessed by Aury Bush,
Alexander James.

29 April 1805 (recorded 1 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:165)
    Nehemiah Wade and Jane, his wife, and John Anderson of the County
of Bergen, conveyed to the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of
Bergen, for $50 land in the Township of New Barbadoes, beginning at Main
Street leading through the town of Hackensack, 300 feet from SE corner of
land belonging to Reverend James V. C. Romeyn which he purchased from Isaac
Vanderbeek. Signed by Nehh. Wade, Jane Wade, John Anderson. Witnessed by
John Outwater, Lewis Moore.

4 October 1797 (recorded 2 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:168)
    Casparus Westervelt of Hackensack, Carpenter, and Jane, his wife,
conveyed to John Kark of New Barbadoes Township, for £210, two lots: (1) 4
acres more or less, being house and lot in the County of Bergen, in
precinct of Hackensack, beginning at Road along the Hackensack River to a
small Brook adjoining John Bogert's land. (2) 2 acres of woodland at
Tenefly, beginning SE corner of Jacob Banta; mentioned John Banta; Albert
Zabriskie. Signed by Casparus Westervelt, Jane Westervelt. Witnessed by
John C. Bogert, John J. Ackerman.

2 March 1805 (recorded 14 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:172)
    Cornelius Smith of the Township of Franklin, and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to Alexander McCall of the same place, for $125., 5 acres strict
measure, a parcel beginning 4th corner lot purchased of Peter Tebow and
Susannah, his wife. Signed by Cornelius Smith, Mary Smith. Witnessed by
Jacob Bamper, Casparus S. Zabriskie.

24 January 1805 (recorded 15 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:175)
    Henry Van Dalsem of Franklin Township, Esquire, and Nasha, his
wife, conveyed to Roelif Verbryck of the Township of Orange, County of
Rockland, State of New York, for $6250, three parcels: (1) 251 acres,
exclusive of the Burying Ground, being a farm or plantation in the Township
of Franklin beginning at E bank of Ramapough River in NE bounds of farm of
Andrew Hopper. (2) 40 acres woodland in same Township, being part of lot
number 134 in the Ramapough tract; mentioned SW corner John Vos's tract.
(3) 41-53/100 acres being one equal undivided moiety of woodland in
Ramapough Mountains in the same Township, about two miles from the Dwelling
House on the plantation aforesaid. Signed by Henry Van Dalsem, Nasha Van
Dalsem. Witnessed by Sarah Blauvelt, Richd. Blauvelt.

13 September 1779 (recorded 16 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:180)
    John Van Alen of Ramapough, yeoman, conveyed to Andrew W. Hopper of
the same place, for £3800, 139 acres excepting 18 acres formerly sold by
Johannes Laroe to Isaac Bogert 12 Dec 1769, being a house and tract at
Ramapough in the Township of Franklin, the same being 1/4 part of land
lately belonging to Hendrick Laroe, deceased. Bounded N by Jacobus G.
Bogert; S by said Andrew Hopper; E & W by land belonging to the Proprietors
of New Jersey. Signed by John Van Allen (his mark). Witnessed by Jacobus
Bogert, Crynes Bartolf.

1 May 1787 (recorded 16 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:183)
    John Stevens, James Parker and Walter Rutherford, three of the
General Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey, conveyed to
Andrew Hopper of the County of ergen, for £200, 130-16/100 acres strict
measure in the Romopock tract, lot number 124, beginning at tract formerly
of John Voss. Signed by John Stevens, James Parker, Walr. Rutherford.
Witnessed by Cornelius Best, Gilbert Sherer.

21 April 1790 (recorded 16 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:186)
    Garret W. Hopper of Franklin Township, yeoman, and Margaret, his
wife, conveyed to Andrew W. Hopper of the same place, yeoman, for 10
shillings, [150? acres], whereas William Hopper, late of the County of
Bergen, deceased, in his lifetime purchased of Lambartus Laroux and
Elizabeth, his wife, land within a tract formerly conveyed by John
Hamilton, Andrew Johnson and John Burnet to Hendrick Laroux, Samuel Laroux
and Lucas Kietstead, and by his Last Will & Testament, William Hopper
devised to his sons, said Andrew W. Hopper and Garret W. Hopper as tenants
in common. Signed by Garret W. Hopper, Margaret Hopper. Witnessed by Maria
Haring, John Haring.

12 May 1804 (recorded 20 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:190)
    Francis Van Iderstine and Anna, his wife, of the Township of New
Barbadoes, conveyed to Henry [Apprintes?], for $203.12, 8-17/100 acres
strict measure in the Township of New Barbadoes at a place called Showhanks
adjoining N corner of mowing land of Halmagh Van Winkle. Signed by Francis
Van Iderstine, Anna Van Iderstine. Witnessed by John Outwater, Henry Roome.

2 March 1805 (recorded 21 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:193)
    Luke Westervelt and Mary, his wife, of the Township of Franklin,
conveyed to David D. Ackerman of the same place,for $356.25, 14-1/4 acres
in the Township of Franklin, beginning at corner of lot number 2 of the
Ramapough tract. Mentioned Public Road. Signed by Luke Westervelt, Mary
Westervelt. Witnessed by Abrm. Willis, John M. Archbold.

3 July 1804 (recorded 21 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:197)
    John Sheppard and Margaret, his wife, of New Barbadoes Neck,
conveyed to Morgan Morgan of the same place, for $60, 1-1/2 acres in New
Barbadoes Neck; mentioned land of John Vn Emburgh and said John Sheppard.
Bounded SE by Hackensack Road and Waggon Road reserved by Arent Schuyler,
deceased; SW by said John Sheppard. Signed by John Shepherd, Margaret
Shepherd. Witnessed by Daniel Van Reipen, Thomas Boss.

28 November 1804 (recorded 22 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:200)
    Henry S. Bartolf of the City of New York, conveyed to David Bartolf
and John S. Bartolf of the Township of Franklin, for $500 his rights on
Real Estate of Stephen Bartolf of Youpough, County of Bergen, deceased.
Signed by Henry S. Bartolf. Witnessed by David P. Mandeville, James
Armiston.

13 September 1791 (recorded 22 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:202)
    John Stevens, James Parker, and Walter Rutherford, three of the
General Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey, conveyed to
Andrew Hopper of Bergen County, for £14, 16 shillings, 3 pence, 39-58/100
acres strict measure in the Romopock tract, lot number 96, beginning on the
side of a moutnain. Signed by jno. Stevens, James Parker, Walr. Rutherford.
Witnessed by John Parker, John DeLancey.

22 May 1792 (recorded 22 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:206)
    Samuel Bertholf of Franklin Township, yeoman, and Leah, his wife,
conveyed to Andrew W. Hopper, for £195, 15 shillings, 39 acres and 24
square perches of land in Franklin Township, beginning in Main Road leading
along the Ramapough Neighborhood; mentioned corner of house of Peter
Lozier. Signed by Samuel Bertholf, Leah Bertholf (her mark). Witnessed by
John Haring, Samuel Haring, Abrm. Westervelt, Crynes Bertholf.

7 April 1798 (recorded 22 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:209)
    John Hopper, Esquire, of the Township of Franklin, conveyed to
Andrew Hopper of the same place, for £28, two parcels: (1) 40 acres strict
measure in Franklin Township, part of lot number 97 [94?] in the Romopock
tract, which he purchased from James Parker and Walter Rutherford. (2)
26-59/100 acres strict measure, lot number 95. Signed by John Hopper.
Witnessed by Abrm. Ryerson, Abrm. Dator.

1 September 1794 (recorded 24 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:212)
    Robert R. Livingston of the City of New York, Esquire, and Mary,
his wife, conveyed to Aury Garritson of Franklin Township, for £17, 3
shillings, 42-88/100 acres in the Ramapough tract in Franklin Township, lot
number 104, beginning on line of Laroux's lower tract. Signed by Rob. R.
Livingston, Mary Livingston. Witnessed by Betsey Livingston, John Haring.

20 March 1799 (recorded 24 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:216)
    Peter Ward and Nancy, his wife, of the Township of Franklin,
conveyed to Aaron Garretson of the same place. for £75, 50 acres strict
measure in the Township of Franklin, part of lot number 65 on map of
Romopock tract. Signed by Peter Ward, Nancey Ward. Witnessed by Perynas
Erwin, Peter Ward Junr.

12 April 1800 (recorded 24 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:220)
    John Ackerman of Ramapough in the Township of Franklin, yeoman, and
Elizabeth, his wife, conveyed to Aaron Garreson of the same place, yeoman,
for £7, 8-3/4 acres more or less at the place aforesaid, between the
Dwelling Houses of said John Ackerman and Aaron Garrison, being part of lot
number 103. Signed John Ackerman, Elizabeth Ackerman. Witnessed by Henry V.
Allen, Abraham Garrison.

8 April 1797 (recorded 25 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:223)
    John Hopper, Esquire, of the Township of Franklin, conveyed to
Aaron Garritson of the same place, for £4, 4 shillings, 13 acres strict
measure in Franklin Township, part of lot number 105 on a map of the
Ramapough tract. Signed by John Hopper. Witnessed by Andrew Hopper, Abrm.
Ryerson.

1 April 1804 (recorded 27 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:225)
    John Siminson of Richmond County, New York, and Gitty, his wife, joiner,
conveyed to John Goetschius of Bergen County, yeoman, for £97, 10
shillings, 12-2/10 acres int he Township of Patterson at Wagra, adjoining N
part of tract of 131 acres formerly of John Francis Ryerson and Derick
Ryerson which said John Simonson purchased of John Stites who purchased of
the Executors; Samuel Brooks who purchased of Benjamin Shotwell who
purchased of the Commissioners of Forfeiture. Signed by John Simonson,
Gitty Simonso. Witnessed by Abner Baker, Anne Simonson.

19 May 1802 (recorded 27 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:227)
    Andrew Bell of Perth Amboy in the County of Middlesex, conveyed to
Richard Van Riper of the Township of Saddle River, two parcels: (1)
13-33/100 acres strict measure in Preakness, Township of Saddle River,
corner of tract of 25-84/100 acres returned to Abraham Ogden. (2) 10 acres
strict measure in Preakness. Mentioned land returned to Derick Van Riper.
Signed by Andrew Bell. Witnessed by Uriah V. Riper, Albert Berdan, Jnr.

5 February 1803 (recorded 28 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:230)
    James Jay of the City of New York, conveyed to John Van Buskirk of
Hackensack Precinct, for £168, 10 acres more or less in Hackensack
Precinct, lot number 4. Bounded N by James Jay; S formerly the property of
Margaret DePeyster, deceased; W by lot number 3; E by lots five and six/
Signed by James Jay. Witnessed by Jacob Blauvelt, John D. Haring.

21 January 1804 (recorded 30 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:235)
    Lodowick Bush of New Hemsted in the County of Rockland, State of
New York, and Helena, his wife, conveyed to Cornelius C. Van Horn of the
City of New York, for $1150, 61 acres more or less at the ponds in the
Township of Franklin, beginning N side of Road at line of Abraham Van Zile
and corner Simeon Van Winkle; along brook; line of Benjamin Romine. Bounded
N by the Road and the Brook; W and SW by land of Benjamin Romine; S and E
by land of Simeon Van Winkle and new Road. Signed by Lodowick Bush (his
mark), Helenor Bush (her mark). Witnessed by Abrm. Westervelt, Peter
Westervelt.

18 February 1805 (recorded 31 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:239)
    Helebrant Lozier of the City of New York, Physician, conveyed to
Peter, Jacob and John Van Buskirk of the precinct of Hackensack, joint
tenants in common, for $1000, 36 acres more or less in precinct of
Hackensack, beginning N side of Road that leads from the Liberty [Pole] to
Teneck at SW corner of land of John Van Derbeek. Mentioned Aury Westervelt;
small Brook that divides said lot and John Van Buskirk's land; land of
George Warren Chapman. Bounded E by John Van Derbeek and Aury Westervelt; N
by Aury Westervelt; W by said John Van Buskirk and George Warren Chapman
and Road. Signed by Hillabrant Lozier. Witnessed by Arie King, Jacob
Brinkerhoff.

2 May 1804 (recorded 31 May 1805, Bergen Co. U:242)
    John Van Houten and Elizabeth, his wife, Rinear Kip and Elizabeth,
his wife, of Patterson in the County of Essex, conveyed to Anna Van Houten
of the Township of Saddle River and Robert Van Houten of same place, for
$580, about 70 acres (total of 2 tracts) divided into 4 equal parts or
18-2/3 acres each, which parties of the first part had of Roeliff R. Van
Houten of Totowa, deceased, in the Township of Saddle River, being lands
and farm which said Roeliff R. Van Houten did formerly own. Two separate
tracts. Signed by John Van Houten, Elizabeth Van Houten, Rynier Kipp,
Elizabeth Kipp, Anna Van Houten. Witnessed by Jacob Van Winkle, Edo Van
Winkle.

19 January 1805 (recorded 1 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:246)
    Conrad Kneght of Franklin Township, conveyed to Abraham A.
Quckenbush of the same place, for $2312.50 three lots in the Ramapough
tract, lot number 189. (1) 36 acres strict measure in Franklin Township
within the Ramapough Tract, beginning SE corner lot number 197, bounded N
and W by said Quckenbush, Wiert Valentine and others; S by heirs of Abraham
Terhune; E by Albert Van Dien. (2) 6-1/4 acres strict measure being a lot
near the former in Franklin Township being equal 1/4 part of a 27 acre lot
formerly belonging to Roeliff Westervelt, Esquire, deceased. (2) 122-82/100
acres excepting 4 acres from west end heretofore conveyed by said Conrad
Kneght unto John Van Blarcum, northerly equal 1/3 part bounded on lands of
said Abraham A. Quackenbush on map marked and agreed upon by Conrad Kneght
and Peter Tibow, deceased. Signed by Conrad Kneght (his mark). Witnessed by
Anne Westervelt, Abrm. Westervelt.

16 April 1798 (recorded 5 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:251)
    Jannetye Storm and Jacob Storm, her husband, of Ramapough, conveyed
to Arie Gerretson of the same place, for £60, 10 acres in Ramapough in
Bergen County, being given and bequeathed to said Jannetye Storm by the
Last Will and Testament of Garret Garretson, the said Jannetye's father.
Signed by Jacob Storm (his mark), Jannetye Storm (her mark). Witnessed by
Petrus DeWit, Elizabeth DeWit.

4 May 1805 (recorded 5 June 1805 Bergen Co. U:253)
    Isaac Concklin of the Township of Franklin, conveyed to Thomas
Perhamus [Polhamus], for $200, various household goods, including
Beadstead, Bedding, iron pots, plates, tables, spoonsgrind stone, dresser,
looking glass, etc. Signed Isaac Concklin (his mark). Witnessed by Garret
Ackerman, Abraham Westervelt.

21 February 1805 (recorded 6 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:255)
    David N. Demarest of Harington and Marytye, his wife, conveyed to
John Nagle and Frederic Nagle, both of Harington, for $500, 7 acres more or
less in Closter, beginning at W bank of the south branch of Mill Creek;
mentioned Mill Road. Bounded N by Mill Road; E by west side of path and
south branch of Mill Brook; S by Daniel Declark's path which leads to the
mountain; W by David Nagle. Signed by David Demarest, Marretye Demarest.
Witnessed by Benj. Blackledge, Albert Bogert.

17 February 1805 (recorded 6 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:258)
    James D. Westervelt of the Township of Hackensack, Esquire, and
Mary, his wife, conveyed to David N. Demerest of Harington, for $6,250, 175
acres more or less in Tienefly in Hackensack Township, beginning E side of
Tiena Kill on line of Henry Ferdon; mentioned line of John Huyler; line of
William Westervelt; line to Hudsons River; line of heirs of the late Peter
Westervelt, deceased. Bounded SW by Henry Ferdon, John Huyler, and William
Westervelt; SE by William Westervelt and Hudson's River; NE by lands of
heirs of Peter Westervelt. deceased; NW by Tiena Kill. Signed by James
Westervelt, Mary Westervelt. Witnessed by Benj. Blackledge, James
Blackledge.

21 July 1804 (recorded 6 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:262)
    Moses Ogden and Mary, his wife, Charles Ogden and Ann, his wife, of
New Ark, conveyed to Dirk Van Riper, Junr. of Pompton, for $500, 108-73/100
acres strict measure, a parcel about a miles and a half eastward of Pompton
Furnace, beginning 5th corner of a tract of 145-40/100 acres surveyed to
Dirk Van Riper 23 Nov 1762, being part of a tract returned to Philip
Schuyler 28 March 1754. Signed by Moses Ogden, Mary Ogden, Cha. Ogden, Ann
Ogden. Witnessed by Molly Ogden, Catherine Ogden.

1 February 1804 (recorded 4 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:267)
    (Tripartate Indenture) Robert Fredericks of the City of New York of
the first part, and Elizabeth, his wife of the second part, and Weart
Valentine of the same place, cartman, of the third part "whereas some
unhappy differences have lately arisen between the said Robert Fredericks
and Elizabeth, his wife, and they have mutually agreed to live separate and
apart from each other..." [this appears to be an agreement to protect
Elizabeth's rights to personal behavior and household goods, and absolving
Robert Fredericks of responsibility for her maintenance, with Weart
Valentine serving as security for Elizabeth's maintenance], for $1 from
Elizabeth to Robert. Signed by Robert Fredericks, Weart Valentine,
Elizabeth Fredericks. Witnessed by Thomas Bletcher, James Pike, and Jno. B.
Fisk. (See also Bergen County Deed Book U:309)

24 May 1804 (recorded 8 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:270)
    Richard Edsall, Junior, of the County of Sussex, conveyed to John
Kinner of the County of Bergen, for £28, 4 shillings, 6 pence, 38-22/100
acres strict measure, in the Township of Pompton. Mentioned said Kinner's
meadow across a brook called great Springbrook. Signed by Richard Edsall,
Junr. Witnessed by Mary Hetfield, Richard Edsall.

3 September 1803 (recorded 8 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:273)
    Ezekiel Stilwell [Stitwell?] and Adam Boyd, Guardians of the
Persons and Estates of Job Smith, Catharine Smith, and Mary Smith, children
of Job Smith Junr., late of the County of Bergen, deceased, to Effie Reed
of Bergen County, for $298.68, 5 acres, 3 roods, 24 perches being a lot of
land or cedar swamp in the County of Bergen, beginning edge of upland on
Seacaucus at division line between heris of Edward Earl, deceased, and
heirs of Job Smith, Junr., deceased. Bounded N by heirs of Edward Earl,
deceased; E and S by heirs of Job Smith, deceased; W by John Smith; Signed
by E. Stilwell Guardian, Adam Boys, Guardian. Witnessed by James Ludlam,
Anthony Ludam.

25 March 1805 (recorded 10 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:277)
    Casparus Van Dien of the Township of Franklin and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to Abraham A. Quackenbush of the same place, for $200, 15 acres of
woodland at a place called Quacksick in the Township of Franklin, excepting
an equal half of said lot (7-1/2 acres) heretofore conveyed by Casparus Van
Dien and Mary, his wife, to John Pulis 30 July 1802. Bounded N by lands of
Albert Van Dien; S by lands of Albert Terhune and others; E and W by lands
now belonging to said Abraham A. Quackenbush. Signed by Casparus Van Dien,
Mary Van Dien. Witnessed by Anne Westervelt, Abrm. Westervelt.

6 May 1799 (recorded 22 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:280)
    Achie Fielding of the Township of New Barbadoes, conveyed to (her
son) Daniel Fielding of the same place, for natural love and affection and
$2,000., 67 acres more or less at Pollevly in the Township of New
Barbadoes, being one equal third part of a parcel formerly belonging to
Isaac Vreeland, deceased, and by Enoch Vreeland, John Vreeland, John
Vreeland, and Abraham Vreeland, released to Simon Vreeland by deed dated 25
May 1761 according to Last Will and Testament of said Isaac Vreeland,
beginning at line of Arie Van Winkle and Tade Van Edeystein; mentioned line
of Derick Terhune; pole Vally or fresh meadow; and also a cedar swamp in
the precinct of New Barbadoes at a place called Little Cedar Swamp, bounded
E by swamp and meadow late of John Richards, deceased; S by swamp of Isaac
Vanderbeek; W by swamp of John Vreeland; N by meadows of John Outwater.
Signed by Achie Fielding (her mark). Witnessed by Robert Campbell, John
Earle.

7 March 1804 (Recorded 22 June 1805, Bergen Co., U:285)
    Cornelius Tuers of the Township of New Barbadoes and Ester, his
wife, conveyed to Nathaniel Boyleston of the Township of Elizabeth in the
County of Essex, for $1000, 1-1/4 acres strict measure, being lot number 8,
one of the 90 lots lately laid out on the land late of Robert Kennedy,
Esq., beginning at Passaic River. Signed by Cornelius Tuers, Ester Tuers.
Witnessed by Jacob Halsey, Thomas Boylston.

24 October 1804 (recorded 22 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:288)
    Jonathan Mulford and Phebe, his wife, conveyed to Nathaniel
Boilston, all of Barbadoes Neck, for $1750., 18-50/100 acres on Barbadoes
Neck, beginning NE corner of Ezekial Ball's land on the S side of the Road
leading from New Ark to New York. Bounded N by said Road and Coll. Thomas
Ward; E by said Mulford and Ward; S by said Mulford; W by said Ball. Signed
by Jonathan Mulford, Phebe Mulford (her mark). Witnessed by Harriet R.
Pennington, William S. Pennington.

4 March 1804 (recorded 28 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:291)
    James Demarest of the Township of Saddle River, conveyed to Garret
C. Post of the same place, for $100, a store or shop late in possession and
occupation of said James Demarest, adjoining NW corner of dwelling house of
the said Garret C. Post. Signed by Jas. Demarest. Witnessed by Alexander
James, Abrm. A. Van Derbeek.

19 April 1804 (recorded 29 June 1805, Bergen Co. U:294)
    Garret Lydacker of the Precinct of Hackensack, conveyed to
Cornelius Lydacker of the County of Bergen, for $521.25, 10-1/4 acres and
28 Rods in the Township of Hackensack, beginning at line of John Smith;
mentioned English Creek. Bounded NW by John Smith; E and S by John
Casteen's Creek; W by English Creek. Signed by Garret Lydecker. Witnessed
by Henry Day, Josiah Johnson.

10 April 1805 (recorded 1 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:297)
    John Stevens of Hoboken, Esquire, and Rachel, his wife, conveyed
toPeter Crighton of the City of New York, shoemaker, for $495, tracts at
Hoboken, in the Township of Bergen, Lots no. 75, 76, 77. Bounded W by
Washington Street between Third Street and Fourth Street; S by Lot number
74; N by lot number 78. Signed by John Stevens, Rachl. Stevens. Witnessed
by Daniel Van Reipen, Robt. S. Stevens.

7 November 1785 (recorded 1 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:300)
    Edmond Kingsland or the Precinct of Bergen, conveyed to Deborah
Outwater, now the wife of James Outwater of the same place, for £100,
22-3/10 acres in the Township of Bergen, beginning corner of Lot number 5;
mentioned Pinhorne's Creek; line of the Bergen Lots; Crom Kill. Signed by
Edmun Kingsland. Witnessed by John Outwater, Jacob Lazier.

8 January 1805 (recorded 1 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:303)
    Theunis Ryerson of Bergen County, conveyed to Conrad D. Lines and
Abraham Lines Junior, both of the Township of Pompton, for [$ amount left
blank], two lots: (1) 10-15/100 acres strinct measure int he Township of
Pompton, beginning SE end of Wanaque Mountains; corner 50-acre tract
returned to Silas Condit 5 July 1801. (2) Also a lot of 11-18/100 acres
strict measurein the Township of Franklin, beginning [near] a path from
John A. Freeland's to the Ramapock River; returned to said Thunis Ryerson
on 24 May 1802. Signed by Thunis Ryerson. Witnessed by Polly Ryerson,
Rachel Ryerson.

23 December 1803 (recorded 1 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:306)
    Andrew Bell of Perth Amboy in Middlesex Co., conveyed to Abraham A.
Lines of the Township of Pompton, for $105.50, 52-75/100 acres strict
measure, in the Township of Pompton, beginning about a quarter mile NE from
Forge Freedon and 50 links on the east side from Ringwood River; mentioned
13th corner of a 156-41/100-acre tract returned to Peter Slutt. Signed by
Andrew Bell. Witnessed by Theunis Ryerson.

1 February 1804 (recorded 2 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:309)
    Robert Fredericks of the City of New York, conveyed to Weart
Valentine of the same place, cartman, Trustee of Elizabeth Fredericks, wife
of said Robert, in consideration of Articles of Separation) 23-78/100 acres
in New Jersey, beginning SW corner of Morris Sharp on E bounds of Peter
Demarest; mentioned land of Conrad Knact; S side of Hohaukus Brook; land of
Albert Van Dien. Bounded W by Peter Demarest; S by Conrad Knact and Albert
Wilson; N by Morris Sharp. Signed by Robt. Fredericks, Weart Valentine (his
mark). Witnessed by James Pike, Jno. B. Fish. (See also Bergen County Deed
Book U:267)

2 March 1805 (recorded 2 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:313)
    James Mackrell of the County of Bergen, and Martha, his wife,
conveyed to Cornelius C. Bogert of Bergen County, for $500, a messuage and
lot in New Barbadoes, 97 feet wide, from the road to the creek. Bounded W
by Thomas Chapple; S by Road leading to Quacksock; E by Robert Campbell; N
by Creek. Signed by James Mackrell, Martha Mackrell (her mark), Witnessed
by Lewis Moore, Henry Van Derbeek.

10 May 1798 (recorded 3 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:317)
    Elizabeth Smith of Belmont, Haverstraw, in the County of Orange,
State of New York, widow and relict of Thomas Smith, late of the same
place, Counsellor at Law but now deceased, and John Van Zyle of the County
of Bergen, for £90, 12 acres in Bergen County which formerly belonged to
one Henry Powelson, same lately surveyed by John Day and has since been
possessed by said John Van Zyle. Signed by Elizabeth Smith. Witnessed by
Thomas Smith, Mary F. Smith.

1 May 1805 (recorded 4 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:320)
    Isaac Pioneer of the City of New York, carpenter, and Jane, his
wife, conveyed to John Esler of the said City, carpenter, and Mary, his
wife, and John D. Ryerson of the Township of Saddle River, farmer, for
$975, 34-40/100 acres in the Township of SaddleRiver being part of lands of
John Ryerson known on a certain map of the said lands of said John Ryerson,
deceased, made by Executors of John Ryerson, deceased, David Herring and
Jacob Quackenbush, as Lot Number 2 beginning at Bass Brook in the line of
the Ramapo Pattent. Signed by John Esler, Mary Esler, Isaac Pioneer, Jane
Pioneer. Witnessed by Abraham Baker, Thos. Wells.

8 May 1804 (recorded 4 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:327)
    Christina DePeyster of the County of Bergen, conveyed to Thomas
Blanch Junior of the Township of Harington, for $750, 6 acres strict
measure in the Township of Harington, beginning SW corner Cornelius
Bogert's land; mentions the Saddle River. Bounded N by Cornelius Bogert; S
and E by lands of said Christina DePeyster; W by said River. Signed by
Christina Depyster. Witnessed by Wm. A. DePeyster, John Davd. Haring.

13 April 1805 (recorded 4 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:331)
    Albert R. Westervelt of the Township of Franklin, and Margaret, his
wife, conveyed to Henry Bervoort [Brevoort elsewhere in deed], of the
Township of Saddle River, for $1000, 6 acres more or less being a dwelling
house and lot in the Township of Saddle River near the mills of Isaac
Sloot, beginning at W bank of the Saddle River on the S side of the bridge;
mentioned line of George Doremus. Bounded N by road west; NW by Garret
Garretse; S by said George Doremus; E by the Saddle River. Signed by Albert
R. Westervelt, Margret Westervelt. Witnessed by Caty Westervelt, Abrm.
Westervelt.

2 May 1805 (recorded 5 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:336)
    Joseph Cooper of the Township of Saddle River and Hannah, his wife,
conveyed to John Odle of the same place, for £70, one acre strict measure,
exclusive of the road in the Goffle, Township of Saddle River, beginning
middle of Goffle Road two chains and 56 links from the NE corner of
Lawrence Van Buskirk's land. Also the house and lot on the W side of the
road (7/100 acres). Signed Joseph Cooper, Hannah Cooper (her mark).
Witnessed by Abrm. Westervelt, David D. Ackerman.

13 November 1804 (recorded 5 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:340)
    Cornelius Westervelt of Wagaraw in the Township of Saddle River,
and Margaret, his wife, conveyed to Richard Degray of the Goffle, for
$457.75, 18 acres strict measure at Wagaraw, beginning at 20th corner of
land of Richard Degray. Bounded S and E by Cornelius Westervelt; N by John
Bardon; W by Richard Degray. Signed by Cornelius Westervelt, Margret
Westervelt (her mark). Witnessed by Simeon Van Winkle, John S. Van Winkle.

1 May 1804 (recorded 5 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:344)
    John Ackerman of the Township of Franklin, and Lyby, his wife [Liby
elsewhere in deed], conveyed to his son, John Ackerman of the same place,
blacksmith, for $100, 9-34/100 acres in the Township of Franklin, part of
plantation where said John Ackerman now lives at a place called the ponds,
beginning at Main Road leading from the ponds to Patterson on division line
of said John Ackerman and Daniel Yeomans. Signed by John J. Ackerman,
Elizabeth Ackerman. Witnessed by Richd. J. Ackerman, Garret A. Post.

4 May 1805 (recorded 6 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:347)
    John Bervoort of the Township of New Barbadoes and Jane, his wife,
conveyed to Samuel Bervoort of the same place, for $2000. 75 acres more or
less beginning NE corner land of Leah Slott and land of Stephen Terhune;
mentioned Brook called the Sprout; land of Albert Voorhis and Nicausie
Kipp. Bounded N by Albert Terhune; E by Albert Voorhis and the Sprout; S by
Nicausie Kipp and Albert Voorhis; W by Albert Voorhis. Also 40 acres of
swamp and uplands. Signed by John Bervoort, Jane Bervoort. Witnessed by
Henry Bervoort, Albert Cough (his mark).

10 May 1805 (recorded 8 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:354)
    Samuel Brevoort of the Township of New Barbadoes, Inn Keeper,
conveyed to John Bervoort and Jane of the same place, for $2000, 75 acres
more or less at New Hamburgh, beginning NE corner of land of Leah Slott and
the land of Stephen Terhune; mentioned Sprout Brook; land of Albert Voorhis
and Nicausie Kipp; Road that leads from Paramus to Hackensack. Bounded N by
AlbertTerhune; E by Sprout and Albert Voorhis; S by Nicausie Kipp and
Albert Voorhis; SW by Road; N by Albert Voorhis; W by Leah Slott. Signed by
Samuel Bervoort. Witnessed by Henry Bervoort, Albert Cough (his mark).

6 November 1804 (recorded 8 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:358)
    Mary Van Emburgh of the Township of New Barbadoes, conveyed to
Hessel Juriaense of the Township of New Barbadoes, two tracts in the
Township of New Barbadoes in Pattent of Munache: (1) 4-62/100 acres,
beginning S corner of Nicausie Terhune in the wolf swamp on the line of
Larence Ackerman, deceased, bounded S and W by John Terhune; S and E by
Lawrence Ackerman, deceased; NW by Lucas Van Voorhase, deceased; NE by
Nicause Terhune. (2) 4-62/100 acres. Signed by Mary Van Emburgh. Witnessed
by Abraham Speer, Henry Kark.

6 November 1804 (recorded 8 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:362)
    Hessel Jurianse of the Township of New Barbadoes, conveyed to Henry
Kark of the same place, for $80.94, two tracts (each of 2-31/100 acres) in
New Barbadoes Township in Pattent of Munoche in the wolf swamp, SW of where
Harmanus Bross now lives; mentions land of Henry Berry; Nicausey Terhune;
Jacob Terhune, Esq.; Gilbert Van Emberk. Signed by Hassel Yereance.
Witnessed by Abraham Speer, Garrabrant Yuriance.

1 April 1805 (recorded 9 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:366)
    James Jacobus and Polly, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River,
conveyed to George G. Ryerson of same place, for $1200, 52 acres more or
less in the Township of Saddle River, within the bounds of the Pacquanack
Pattent where party of the first part now lives, bounded S and S by Henry
Mead; W by Pacquanack River and Henry Mead; N by said Henry Mead, Roelif
Jacobus and the Public Road on the line of lands of Andrew Bowman. Signed
by James Jacobus, Polly Jacobus. Witnessed by Isaac Mead, John Dey.

1 January 1805 (recorded 9 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:369)
    Daniel Hedden and Mary, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River,
conveyed to Hugh Bigg of the City of New York, for $828, 27-60/100 acres of
woodland in the Township of Saddle River, beginning W corner of lot sold by
said Daniel Hedden to Walter Frederick. Bounded E by Walter Frederick; S by
Francis Van Iderstine; W by land now or late of Daniel Dodd; N by Nichls.
Van Blarcum. Signed by Daniel Hedden, Mary Hedden. Witnessed by Abrm. [or
Edmd.?] Blackly, Junior, James Dods.

18 March 1805 (recorded 9 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:374)
    James Earle and Elizabeth, his wife, of the Township of Bergen,
conveyed to Agnes Boss [or Anges Ross?] of the same place, for $137.50, 2
acres strict measure in the Township of Bergen, on E side of Highway nearly
on top of hill leading from the Three Pigeons to the Town of Bergen and a
little to the NE of where David Henyon dwells, beginning at division line
of Joseph Van Winkle; mentioned line of Walter Clindinney. Signed by James
Earle, Elizabeth Earle. Witnessed by Abraham Sickles, Junior; David Hennion
(his mark).

2 March 1805 (recorded 10 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:377)
    Luke Westervelt and Mary, his wife, of the Township of Franklin,
conveyed to Henry Van Emburgh of the same place, for $293.75, 11-3/4 acres
in the Township of Franklin, beginning at Lot number three of the Ramapo
Tract; mentioned Public Road. Signed by Luke Westervelt, Mary Westervelt
(her mark). Witnessed by Abrm. Willis, John M. Archbold.

6 May 1805 (recorded 10 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:381)
    Garret D. Ackerman of the Township of Bergen, and Elizabeth, his
wife, conveyed to Joseph Cooper of the Township of Franklin, for £77, 10
shillings, 1-68/100 acres strict measure, being a small tract about one
quarter mile from the Station Rock, beginning line of said Garret D.
Ackerman. Bounded W by Ramapough Tract; S by John Bardon; E by said Garret
Ackerman; N by Richard Freeland. Signed by Garret Ackerman, Elizabeth
Ackerman. Witnessed by Abrm. Westervelt, John Oldis.

13 February 1798 (recorded 10 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:385)
    Frederick Storms of Youpough and Caty, his wife, conveyed to
Abraham Ackerman of the same place, for £7, 10 shillings, 1-50/100 acres
strict measure, at Youpough joining the Road leading from Pompton to
Ramapough, beginning on line of Rinear Quackenbush. Signed by Frederick
Storms (his mark), Caty Storms (her mark). Witnessed by Henry Van Allen,
Abraham Storms (his mark).

29 November 1800 (recorded 11 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:388)
    Frederick Storms and Caty, his wife, of Franklin Township, conveyed
to Abraham Ackerman of the same place, for $49.50, 24-3/4 acres strict
measure as surveyed to Lemuel Cobb of the Township of Hanover in the County
of Morris 15 Jan 1800, near the S corner of the Ramapough tract in the
Township of Franklin; mentioned lot of Frederick Storms. Signed Frederick
Storms (his mark), Caty Storms. Witnessed by Henry V. Allen, Arie Demarest.

10 May 1804 (recorded 11 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:391)
    Henry Van Allen of the Township of Franklin, and Abigail, his wife,
conveyed to Abraham Ackerman of the same place, for $375, 16-67/100 acres
strict measure at Youpough, beginning at main road leading from Ramapough
to Pompton on line of Abraham Ackerman; mentioned middle of Ramapough
River. Signed by Henry V. Allen, Abigal V. Allen (her mark). Witnessed by
John Turse, Benjamin Romine (his mark).

9 June 1796  (recorded 11 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:394)
    Garret Van Allen of Youpough in the Township of Franklin, farmer,
and Leah, his wife, conveyed to Abraham Ackerman of the same place, for
£30, 6 acres more or less at Youpough, beginning middle of road in line of
Rynier Quackenbush. Signed by Garret Van Allen, Leah Van Allen (her mark).
Witnessed by George G. Doremus, Nicholas Himmion (his mark).

30 May 1804 (recorded 11 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:396)
    Jacob Van Ostrand and Charity, his wife, of the Township of New
Barbadoes, conveyed to Isaac Van Winkle, of the same place, for $653.40,
two lots in the Township of New Barbadoes: (1) 5-78/100 cleared land,
beginning E side of Road leading from the boiling spring raod to Passaic
River on S side of land of John Van Winkle. (2) 8 acres strict measure of
woodland, beginning SW side of Christopher Yereanse's land; mentioned Peter
Kipp's woodland. Signed by Jacob Van Norstrand, Charity Van Norstrand.
Witnessed by Richard Outwater, Christopher Van Norstrand.

1 May 1805 (recorded 12 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:400)
    William Halsey and Julia, his wife, of New ark, conveyed to Isaac
Van Winkle, of the Township of New Barbadoes, for $450, 20 acres strict
measure in the Township of New Barbadoes, beginning E side of Passaic River
at N side of old Ferry Stairs. Signed by Wm. Halsey, Julia C. Halsey.
Witnessed by Thomas Ward, Wm. B. Delaplaine, Jr.

23 October 1793 (recorded 12 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:405)
    Hannah Van Ostrant of New Barbadoes Precinct, administrator of
Christopher Van Ostrand, deceased, conveyed to Isaac Van Winkle of the same
place, for £96, 16 acres strict measure in New Barbadoes Precinct on the NE
side of the Passaic River in the SW corner of John I. Van Winkle's land;
mentioned Road leading from Acquackanonk Bridge to New Barbadoes Neck.
Bounded W by River; N by said John Van Winkle; S by heirs of Christopher
Van Ostrand; E by Road. Signed by Hannah Van Nortstrand. Witnessed by Jno.
R. Ludlow, Henry F. Post.

7 August 1804 (recorded 13 July 1805, Bergen Co. U;409)
    Daniel Hedden of the Township of Saddle River and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to Peter Van Aulen of the same place, for $120, 2-1/2 acres on the
side of the Pompton Road, a little to the W of the Dwelling House of said
Daniel Hedden, beginning middle of said Pompton Road opposite the N corner
of Peter Hopper's land at Road leading to the ponds; mentioned Road from
Patterson to Pompton. Signed by Daniel Hedden, Mary Hedden. Witnessed by
David Hunt, Abraham Willis.

16 March 1805 (recorded 13 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:412)
    Peter Van Allen and Mary, his wife, of the Township of Saddle
River, conveyed to James Austin of the Town of Paterson in the County of
Essex, for $120, 2-1/2 acres more or less, and a shop thereon, in the
Township of Saddle River, beginning middle of public road that leads from
Paterson to Pompton at turn of road that leads to ponds, at NW corner Peter
Hopper's land; mentioned land belonging to the estate of James McCurdy,
deceased. Signed by Peter Van Allen, Mary Van Allen (her mark). Witnessed
by John I. Van Geison, Peter Van Allen.

1 April 1805 (recorded 13 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:417)
    Daniel Hedden and Mary, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River,
conveyed to James Austin of Paterson in the County of Essex, for $250.69,
7-42/100 acres strict measure in the Township of Saddle River, beginning on
line of lot of heirs of John I. Post, late of Paterson, deceased. Signed by
Daniel Hedden, Mary Hedden. Witnessed by John G. Van Houten, Abrm. Willis.

2 March 1805 (recorded 14 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:421)
    Luke Westervelt of the Township of Franklin, and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to Albert Westervelt of Saddle River Township, for $956.20, 22-1/4
acres being a house and lot in the Township of Franklin, beginning SE
corner of Lot Number 3 of the Ramapough Tract and NE corner of Lot Number
Two of same Tract, now in occupation of David D. Ackerman; mentioned line
of Henry Hopper; Public Road a little above the house of John Archbold.
Signed by Luke Westervelt, Mary Westervelt (her mark). Witnessed by Abrm.
Willis, John M. Archbold.

1 May 1805 (recorded 14 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:426)
    Maria Heaton of the County of Bergen, conveyed to James Heaton of
the same place, for $800., 6 acres English Measure in Township of
Hackensack, beginning E side of Road that leads from the New Bridge to Old
Hackensack, at William Clark's corner. Bounded N by William Clark; E and S
by land late the property of John Van Buskirk, deceased, but now Hessel
Ryerson's; W by Road. Signed by Maria Heaton. Witnessed by Lucas Van
Buskirk, Francis Wade.

5 March 1805 (recorded 15 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:430)
    Jacob S. Van Winkle and Mary, his wife, and Edo Van Winkle, of
Paterson in the County of Essex, conveyed to Simeon Van Winkle of the same
place, for $532.50, 30-50/100 acres of woodland in Saddle River; mentioned
survey made for Jacob Van Winkle, deceased. Signed by Jacob S. Van Winkle,
Mary Van Winkle, Edo Van Winkle. Witnessed by Abrm. Willis, Jacob Van
Winkle, Junr.

8 May 1799 (recorded 17 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:434)
    John Westervelt of the Township of Saddle River, merchant, conveyed
to John Archbold of the Township of Franklin, for £13, 16 shillings, 3
acres more or less of woodland in the Township of Saddle River, beginning
at corner of Richard Van Horn's lot. Signed by John Westervelt, Anne
Westervelt. Witnessed by Abel McPherson, David Archbold.

1 May 1794 (recorded 18 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:438)
    John Rattone of the City of Perth Amboy, and Agness, his wife, and
Theophylact Backe of the City of New York, and Ann Dorothy, his wife,
conveyed to John D. Ryerson of the precinct of Saddle River, for £229, 8
shillings, 9 pence, 71-70/100 acres in the Ramapough Tract in Franklin
Township, being part of Lot Number One, beginning at Large Rock. Signed
John Rattoone, Agness Rattoone, Theophylact Bache, Ann D. Bache. Witnessed
by John Haring, James Watson, Jr.

26 January 1805 (recorded 18 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:444)
    Walter Kendricks of the City of New York, hatter, and Nancey, his
wife, conveyed to James Austin of Patterson, for $362, 42-1/2 acres strict
measure in the Township of Saddle River, beginning middle of Pompton [Road]
where pond road leaves said Pompton Road; being NE corner of small lot
heretofore sold by Daniel Hedden to Peter Van Aulen. Signed by Walter
Kendricks, Nancy Kendricks. Witnessed by [Pierre?] C. Van Wyck.

10 May 1805 (recorded 19 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:451)
    Cornelius Smith of the Township of Franklin, and Mary, his wife,
conveyed to Harmanus Van Zile of the same place, two tracts: (1) 216-58/100
acres strict measure being 7 equal 12th parts of one undivided moiety or
equal half part of tract being part of Ramapough Patent, Lot Number 172,
beginning SW corner of John Verwey's Tract at Saddle River. Also (2) 230
acres plus 23-85/100 acres one undivided moiety or equal half of five 24th
parts of said Lot 172, the first of which was conveyed to said Cornelius 
byHarmanus Van Zile and Martha, his wife, 20 Feb 1805; second by deed by Peter 
War
d and Nancy Ward 10 Aug 1799. Signed by Cornelius Smith. Witnessed by Jacob
Bamper, Abraham A. Quackenbush.

10 September 1789 (recorded 19 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:456)
    Johannes Myer of the Precinct of Warwick, in the County of Orange,
State of New York, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, conveyed to Henry Storm of
the Township of Harington, for £22, 10 shillings, 10 acres in the Township
of Harington at a place called Weremiss, bounded N by lands now in
possession of Johanes Gordinier; E by lands of said Johanes Myer; S by
lands of said Henry Storm; W by lands of said Johanes Myer. Signed by
Johannes Myer (his mark), Mary Myer (her mark). Witnessed by Jacob I.
Blauvelt, David Haring.

20 October 1804 (recorded 19 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:459)
    Garret P. Van Wagnor of Slotterdam in the Township of Saddle River,
and Sophia, his wife, conveyed to John Ryars of the Township of Herrington,
for $4,500, 129-1/2 acres at Small Lots near Wagraw, part of Lot number 8
formerly in the possession of the late James Garretse, deceased, at corner
of Lot 7 now in possession of Jacob Demarest; mentioned line of lot
formerly possessed by Cornelius Westevrelt, deceased. Bounded S by Road; E
by Lot no. 7; N by lands later of Uriah Westervelt, deceased; W by lands
late of Cornelius Westervelt, deceased. Signed by Garret P. Van Wagenen,
Sophia Van Wagenen. Witnessed by John I. Banta, Jacob Banta.

1 May 1805 (recorded 20 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:464)
    Abraham J. Garritson [Garrison elsewhere in deed] of the City of
New York, and Jane, his wife, conveyed to John Ennes of the Township of
Franklin, for $1250, three lots: (1) 10 acres more or less being a house
and lot at Ponds Church in the Township of Franklin, beginning corner near
School House; along road to line of Abraham H. Garrison (excepting one
rod); mentioned land formerly possessed by Ryer Ryerson. (2) also 3 acre
more or less lot at the Ponds, beginning at lot heretofore conveyed by John
Van Riper to said Abraham J. Garrison. (3) 40 acres more or less being part
of a lot the said Abraham J. Garrison purchased of Robert Montgomery and
John Johnson lying in the rear of Abraham Gould's land, bounded W by top of
the Mountain; S by Ryer Ryerson; N by Samuel Romine; E by Patent line of
Johnston and Willox. Signed by Abraham J. Garrison, Jane Garrison.
Witnessed by W. W. [Ten Eke?], Jacob Terhune.

7 November 1804 (recorded Bergen Co. U:468)
    Cornelius Harson and [Ann], his wife of Bergen County, conveyed to
Sir James Jay of the City of New York, for $156.22, 19-1/4 acres, 10 rods,
in the Precinct of Hackensack; mentioned farm of late Abraham DePeyster,
deceased. Signed by Cornelius Harsen, Ann Harson. Witnessed by Benj.
Blackledge, James D. Westervelt.

20 April 1802 (recorded 22 July 1805, Bergen Co. U:473)
    Isabella Kearney of Hanover in the County of Morris, surviving
executor of the Last Will and Testament of Michael Kearney, deceased, of
Monmouth, to Nathaniel Board of the Township of Pompton, for $30, 10-72/100
acres strict measure, on S side of Long Pond River in the Township of
Pompton, beginning corner of tract of 60-90/100 acres returned to Lemuel
Cobb 1 June 1799, now belonging to Charles Stewart. Signed by Isabella
Kearney. Witnessed by Euphemia Arabella Leonard; Lemuel Cobb.

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