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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ York, Maine, United States. York Deeds. (Portland, Maine: Varies, 1886-1910)
Book X, Folio 199 (p. 372).
Know all Men by these Presents yt for and in Consideration of twenty three Pounds ten Shillings Money to Me Elisabeth Johnson Now of York in the County of York of ye Late Provance of Maine Widdo: in hand Paid by My Brother Charles Trafton of Said York Yeoman have and do hereby Give Grant Bargen sell aliene Enfieffe Make ouer and Confirme Unto the Said Charles and his heirs and assigns for Euer My whole Right and Interst I My heirs Executors and adminestrators now have : had or Euer ought to have unto there Parts of the Estate (Namely My father Thomas Trafton Late of said York deseaced:) that was apportioned Set out and Deuided or Beloging by shairs Unto my Brothers Joseph and thomas Trafton descaed) of our father Thomas Traftons his Estate aboue Said deseaced both Rale and Personal : unto him the said Charles Trafto and his heirs and Assigns for Euer to have and to hold and Quiatly and Peacably to Posess Ocupie and Injoy ye Same and that proceeding this date of the said Elisabeth doe Binde and obblege my Selfe My heirs Executors and adminestrators to warantise and defend the above Bargined Premises : as witnes My hand & Seale this 26th day of March 1720.
Signed Sealed and delivered
in the Presents off
Thomas Card
Josiah Mayn
Elisabeth Johnson (her mark)
York ss: york March ye 26: 1720 the the above named Elizabeth Johnson Parsonally
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