Land: John SHERBONDY to John HUEY, 1775: Hamilton Twp, Northampton [Now Monroe] Co , PA

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Northampton County Court House
Easton, Pennsylvania

Titles to Deeds, Book C1, page 272
John Sharbondy [Sherbondy] to John Huey: Sale of a tract of land in 
Hamilton Township, Northampton County.  
Date of deed: September 8, 1775
Recorded: January 23, 1776
Transcribed: Jeanette Sherbondy

"John Sharbondy to John Huey.
   To all People to whom these pressents shall come Know Ye that I John 
Sharpeinter also Sharbondy of Chestnut Hill Township in Northampton County 
and Province of Pennsylvania Millwright for and in consideration of the 
Sum of Sixty Pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania to me in hand well and 
truly paid by John Huey of Hamilton Township in the said County Yeoman at 
and before the Sealing and Delivery herof the Receipt whereof is hereby 
Acknowledged have granted bargained sold assigned transferred and Set over 
and by these presents for me and my Heirs do grant bargain sell assign 
transferr set over and confirm unto the said John Huey and to his Heirs 
and Assigns All my Right Title Interest and Estate of in and to A certain 
Plantation Messuage and Tract of Land situate in Hamilton Township 
aforesaid near or upon McMichael's Creek adjoining Thomas Aston and John 
Shaefer Containing One Hundred and twenty five Acres or/ thereabouts be 
the same more or less Together with the Appurtenances (which said Tract of 
Land was Surveyed to Michael Link in pursuance of an Application entered 
into the Land Office at Philadelphia the fifth day of November 1765 
Numbered 1221And the said Michael Link by a certain Deed Poll under his 
Hand and Seal duly executed bearing date the Eighteenth day of May 1771 
for the Consideration therein mentioned did grant bargain and sell unto 
the said John Sharpeinter also Sharbondy in Fee) To have and to hold the 
said Messuage Plantation and Tract of Land Hereditaments and Premisses 
hereby granted or mentioned so to be with the Appurtenances unto the said 
John Huey his Heirs and Assigns To the only proper Uses and Behoof of the 
said John Huey his Heirs and Assigns for ever Under and Subject to the 
payment of the Consideration Money Interest and Quitrent due and to become 
due to the Proprietaries for the same And I the said John Sharpeinter also 
Sharbondy for me my Heirs Executors and Administrators do covenent promise 
grant and agree to and with the said John Huey his Heirs and Assigns by 
these presents the said Messuage Plantation and Tract of Land and 
Premisses with the Appurtenances hereby granted or mentioned so to be unto 
the said John Huey his Heirs & Assigns against me and my Heirs and against 
all and every other person and persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or to 
claim the Premises shall and will Warrant and forever Defend by these 
presents (the said Proprietaries excepted)
   In witness thereof I the said John Sharpeinter also Sharbondy have 
hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Eighth day of September in the Year of 
our Lord One thousand sevenhundred and seventy five
   John (his mark) Sharpeinter (seal) Sealed and Delivered in the presence 
of Us Benjamin Tomkins Mary Tomkins
   Ackn.t --The Eighth day of September in the Year 1775 Before me Robert 
Levers Esq.re One of His Magesty's Justices of the Peace in and of the 
said County of Northampton the above named John Sharpeinter also Sharbondy 
and acknowledged the above written Deed Poll to be his Act and Deed and 
desired the same might be recorded as such witness my Hand & Seal the day 
& year above said Robert Levers (seal)
   Recorded the 23d. day of January anno 1776"