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John Stites snr. - property dealings


Mortgage - Essex County, New Jersey.

Mortgage Book B, pg 59


Jos. Denman
to
executors of John Stites deceased (Senior)

“All that tract or parcel of land situate and being in a place called Turkey in the County aforesaid
beginning at a Walnut tree being a corner of land belonging to the estate of Daniel Potter deceased,
thence South two degrees and fifteen minutes East seventeen chains and eighty five links to the middle of the road,
thence East five chains and eighty six links along said road,
thence South two degrees and fifteen minutes East fourteen chains and sixty five links to a stake at the East end of Timothy Griffen’s house,
thence South twenty nine degrees and thirty minutes East six degrees and forty five links to a chestnut stump,
thence South thirty seven degrees East four chains and eighty one links to a stake the West side of the brook,
thence North eighty four degrees and thirty minutes East five chains and sixty three links to a Black Oak tree in a corner of Lewis Wynan’s junior land and the said Phillip Denman’s,
thence South eighty seven degrees West sixteen chains and eighty four links to the beginning corner
containing strict measure sixty six acres and twenty two rods of land,
by lands of Daniel Potter deceased Turkey Road West by Timothy Griffen’s land and land of said Daniel Potter deceased East by Lewis Wynan jnrs and North by land of said Denman Samuel Potter and John Potter 

Which said tract of land with the appurtenances is mortgaged by Philip Denman of the County of Essex and State of New Jersey unto Margaret Stites Samuel Brooks + Jonathan J. Dayton executors of the last will and testament of John Stites Esquire deceased for the payment of seventy one pounds three shillings and eight pence proclamation money of New Jersey with the lawful interest from the date of the mortgage which bears date the tenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred + eighty four was acknowledged before Isaac Woodruff  Esquire the twelfth day of March and received in the office the same day and recorded the seventeenth day of August following.
 

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