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Franklin County Courthouse, Columbus, Ohio, (Delaware County), Vol. A pg 236 Collector Franklin County This
Indenture made the …. day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and five between Benjamin White Collector of Land Tax in the
County of Franklin for the year eighteen hundred and three on the one part and
Jonathan Dayton assignee of James Rilbourn of the County of Essex State of New
Jersey on the other part Witnesseth
that the said Collector for and in consideration of the sum of twenty four
dollars twenty six cents to him in hand paid by the said James Rilbourn for the
after described tract of land sold by the said Collector to the said James
Rilbourn on the seventh day of November Anno Domini eighteen hundred and four
for arrearages of taxes due from Galbreath and Elmes of the State aforesaid for
the year eighteen hundred and three for land belonging to the said Galbreath and
Elmes lying in Franklin County aforesaid agreeable to a statute of law of this
State entitled ‘An Act for levying a State tax passed….’ the receipt of
which the said Benjamin White doth hereby acknowledge and forever acquit and
discharge the said James Rilbourn and Jonathan Dayton their heirs executors and
administrators hath granted bargained and sold unto the said Jonathan Dayton
assignee of the land bounded and described as follows viz. being
the whole of the first …. or section number one in the third township of the
seventeenth range in the tract of land set apart for satisfying warrants for
military services in the State of Ohio together with all To
have and to hold the lands hereby conveyed with all and singular the premises
and every part and parcel thereof with every of the appurtenances unto the said
Jonathan Dayton his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof
of him the said Jonathan Dayton and of his heirs and assigns forever I
testimony whereof the said Benjamin White Collector hath hereto set his hand and
seal at Franklinton in the County aforesaid the day and date first above written Signed
sealed and delivered in the presence of us The
words “assignee of James Rilbourn” interlined between the third and fourth
lines This
day personally appeared before me James Marshall a Justice for the Peace in and
for the County aforesaid the within named Benjamin White and acknowledged the
within deed and conveyance to Jonathan Dayton to be his act and deed. Given
under my hand and seal at Franklinton aforesaid the 14th day of
November AD 1805 Received for record November 14th, 1805 and recorded the 20th February 1806 |