DEED: Freeman to Freeman; Stillwater, Saratoga Co., NY

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Isaac Freeman, Executor  to Reuben Freeman Great Lott 16

SCDB 53 page 17 1847


To all persons to whom these presents shall come we Isaac Freeman and Sarah
Freeman both of the Town and County of Saratoga, State of New York, executor
and executrix of the last will and testament of Isaac Freeman late of the Town
of Stillwater, County and State aforesaid deceased testatet seized greeting.
Whereas the said Isaac Freeman in order to enable his said executors fully to
carry into effect his intentions did in and by his last will and testament
authorize and impower his said executors in any manner which they should
________ properly to make sale of an execute and deliver deeds to convey all
or any part of his the said testator's real estate.  Now therefore know ye
that by virtue and authority to us given by the said Isaac Freeman in his last
will and testament we said Isaac Freeman and Sarah, executors as aforesaid
in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred seventeen dollars and 50 cents
to us in hand paid by Reuban Freeman of the Town of Saratoga County and state
aforesaid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have given granted
bargained sold convey and by these presents to do give grant bargained sell
and convey with the said Rubin Freeman his heirs and assigns to equal
undivided one half (1/2) of the following described parcel of real estate
which was the property of the said Isaac Freeman situate in the Town of
Stillwater County and state aforesaid bounded and described as follows: being
a part of lot on which the said Isaac Freeman resided at his decease, bounded
on the north by lands owned by Joseph Baker on the east by lands owned by
James and Robert Walker, on the South by lands owned by Nielsen's and the
heirs of Aaron Knights deceased and Michael Condon, on the west by lands owned
by Michael Condon and the public highway and lands owned by Robert Walker.  To
have and to hold the equal undivided one half of the aforesaid described and
aforegranted the premises to him said Reuben Freeman heirs and assigns to his
and their use and behoof forever.  And we said Isaac Freeman and Sarah Freeman
do covenant with the said Reuben Freeman is heirs and assigns that we are
lawfully the executors of the last will and testament of said Isaac Freeman
and we have not made or suffered any encumbrance on the hereby granted
premises of and well we were appointed executors of said Isaac Freeman and
that we have in all respects acted in making this conveyance  in pursuance of
the authority granted to us and by the said last will and testament of the
said Isaac Freeman deceased.  In testimony whereof we have here unto set our
hands and seals to seven day of June 1847.

Signed in the presence of William Turner William F. Dotie Saratoga County On
the sixth they of December in the year 1847 Sarah Freeman came before me and
personally knowledged that she had executed the within conveyance. And I
certify that I know the said Sarah Freeman who made the said acknowledgement
to be the individual described in and who executed the said coveyance.

John B. Wright, Justice of the Peace

Saratoga County of New York I hereby certify that on this seventh day of June
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred forty-seven, before me
personally appeared Isaac Freeman to me known to be the individual described
in and who executed the within indenture and acknowledged the same to be his
act and deed and that there is an ereasure of two words in the first page or
leaf and the fifth line from the bottom. John Emery Maxwell justice I certify
foregoing to be a true copy of the original with the certificates of the
acknowledgement thereof. Recorded Jan. 21, 1848 11:15 a.m. James W. Horton,
Clerk