DEED: Joseph Baker from Abraham Johnson; Saratoga co., NY 

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Lot 10, subd. of Lot 9, 13th Allotment Kayadossera Patent
Written: February 18, 1800
Recorded: January 24, 1804

Sold by:  JOHNSON, Abraham
Bought by:  BAKER, Joseph
Lot 10, subd.of  Lot 9, 13th General Allotment of Kayadoserras Patent
18 Feb 1800

Sideways in the margin of the second page:  I hereby certify the foregoing
deed and the????? to be a true from the original instrument and compared these
with the second day of July in the one thousand eight hundred and is ?? at
four o'clock in the afternoon of that that day

To all to whom these presents shall come I Abraham Johnston of the Town of
Charlton in the county of Saratoga and state of New York send greetings.  Know
ye that by virtue of the authority vested in me and by an act of the
Legislature of the aforesaid State entitled an act relative to certain
Confiscated Lands in the Counties of Saratoga & Montgomery  Papers the Sixth
day of April one thousand seven hundred and ninety six and in Consideration of
the sum of one hundred Dollars I have granted sold & quit claimed & by these
presents do grant sell and quit claim to Joseph Baker of the Town of Charlton
in the County of Saratoga and state aforesaid All my estate right title
interest claim and demand whatsoever of in or to the whole or a part of it all
of the one undevided third part of that Certain Lot of Land situate lying and
being in the County of Saratoga and state aforesaid known by the name of the
Southerly half part  of Lot number Ten in the subdivision of lot number Nine
the thirteenth general allotment of the patent of Kayadarasseras and is
bounded as follows:  (viz) 

Beginning at the north east Corner of Lot number Eight in the said subdivision
thence a long northerly Bounds thereof to the southerly corner of lot number
nine in the said subdivision thence along the southerly half of the easterly
bounds  thereof thence along the southerly bounds of the northerly half of the
said lot number ten to the westerly bounds of lot  number ten in the said
thirteenth general allotment thence along the said westerly bounds thereof to
the place of Beginning Containing or being the southerly half part of the
above mentioned Lot number ten in the subdivision of lot number nine in the
thirteenth general allotment or one hundred acres of land be the same more or
less which the ?third part hereby intended to be sold  and quit claimed ( is
by the above recited act deemed to have become fulfilled to the People of the
state of New York by the attainder of said law.  To have and to hold the
premises hereby granted quit Claimed to the said Joseph Baker his heirs and
assigns to the proper use being fit & behoof of the said Joseph Baker his
heirs & assigns forever?duly act nevertheless to all Claims of dower and every
other Claim that may be on the same and these presents are in no wise to
opperate as a Warrantee In Testimony Whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals this Eighteenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and the twenty fourth year of the Independence of the United
States of America

Abraham Johnson (SS)
Mary her X mark Johnson (SS)

signed sealed and delivered in presence of Hervey Bartlett William W. Bostwick

Be it remembered on the twenty fourth day of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand Eight hundred and fore personally appeared before Epenetus White
one of the judges of the Court of Common pleas in and for the county of
Saratoga the within written Mary Johnson, wife of the said Abraham Johnson who
acknowledged on being Examined by separate and apart from her husband that she
signed and sealed the within instrument without any fear or compulsion of her
husband and I know the within said Mary Johnson and I have examined the same
and finding no material interlinations or erasures do allow the same to be
recorded    
Epenetus White

be it remembered that on a the eighth day of June one thousand eight hundred
and eight personally appeared before me John Taylor one of the Judges of the
Court of Common pleas of the County of Saratoga in the state of New York
William W. Bostwick one of the thumping something?? Witness to the within deed
to me known and being duly sworn declare on oath before me that he knows the
within written Abraham Johnson who ???? and ???? saw him sign and seal and
deliver the same instrument and did for purpose therein mentioned and that he
said it William W. Bostwick together with the other witnesses verified therein 
??? to the execution thereof by the said Abraham Johnson and having examined
the same and finding no material erasures interlinations or obliterations
therein I do allow the same to be recorded.  John Taylor