DEED: Isaac Leggett indenture, 1792; Stillwater, Saratoga Co., NY

submitted 1999 by Leslie B. Potter (lbp@axs2000.net).

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Another Saratoga County Mortgage Saratoga County Mortgage No 66   Isaac
Leggett of Stillwater


Saratoga County Mortgage No. 66   Isaac Leggett of Stillwater            1792

This Indenture made the eighth day of August in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred ninety-two (1792) between Isaac Leggett of Stillwater
in the County Saratoga of the first part and the New Loan-Officers of the
County of Saratoga the second Part, WITNESSETH, that the said Isaac Leggett
for and in consideration of the Sum of 100 pounds to him well and truly paid
by the New Loan-Officers County Saratoga aforesaid hath granted, bargained,
sold aliened, released, enfeoffed, and confirmed and by these presents doth
the grant, bargain, sell, alien, release, enfeoff, and confirm to the New
Loan-Officers of the County Saratoga aforesaid and their successors and
assigns forever, All that Undivided Half Part or Moiety of Lot No. 2 in the
Saratoga Patent and is part of Lot number 17 of the Grand division of said
Patent which said Lot number two is bounded as  follows to wit, Beginning in
the South Bounds of said Lot number seventeen at the Southwest corner of Lot
number one also part of the  said lot number seventeen  and runs thence
Westerly along the south  bounds of said lot Number Seventeen eighty-nine (89)
chains, thence North fifteen degrees East to the North bounds of said Lot
number  Seventeen thence Easterly along the same to the North-west corner  of
Lot number One aforesaid  thence to the Place of be Beginning,  and contains
three hundred eighty-five (385) acres be this same more or less….Excepting 
Once Hundred (100) Acres heretofore Mortgaged by the said Isaac Leggett to the
Loan Officers of the County of Albany  lying on the East part of the above
described Premises.

Together with all, and all matter Improvements, Hereditaments, and
appurtenances whatsoever, to the same belonging, or in any wise appertaining;
and all the Estate, Right Title, Interest, Claim and Demand whatsoever, of the
Said Isaac Leggett of, in and to the above  bargained Premises, and every part
thereof: TO HAVE AND TO  HOLD, the above bargain premises and every part
thereof with the Appurtenances, unto the said Loan-Officers of the County of
Saratoga and their Successors and Assigns forever, to the use and for the
Purposes mentioned in an Act of the Legislature of the State of New-York,
entitled, “An Act for loaning Monies belonging to this State:” PROVIDED ALWAYS
that these presents are upon this Condition, that if the said Isaac Leggett
his Heirs,  Executors, administrators or assigns shall pay, or cause to be
paid, to the New Loan-Officers of the County of Saratoga the Interest of the
said  Sum of one Hundred pounds at the Rate of Six pounds per Cent. Per Annum,
on the first Tuesday of May, Yearly and every Year, and shall also pay to the
said Loan-Officers of the County of Saratoga the said principal Sum of one
hundred pounds with all the Interest then due for the same, when the same
shall be by them demanded at any time after the first Tuesday of May, which
will be in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two: then the
above Grant, Bargain, and sale, and Every Article and Clause thereof, shall be
void; But if Failure be made in any of the Payments above mentioned, then the
above Bargain and Sale is to remain in full Force and Virtue.  And the Said
Isaac Leggett for himself his Heirs and Assigns hereby agree to be absolutely
barred of and from all Equity of Redemption of the premises, after the
Expiration of twenty-two days after such Failure.

This mortgage settled,  paid, discharged on 4th of May 1813