The Genesee Tract Cessions Between New York And Massachusetts the Phelps And G
The Genesee Tract Cessions Between New York And Massachusetts the Phelps And G
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Young, whose first power of attorney as full agent is dated February 14, 1862. This part of the Pulteney estate was very much the largest and might very properly be called the Johnstone branch. Mr. Young continues the agency yet at Bath, Steuben county.
Henrietta Laura Pulteney, the Countess of Bath, wife of Sir James Pul- teney, having died without issue and intestate as to her real estate, by virtue of a power contained in articles of agreement July 23, 1794, previous to her marriage with Sir... James Murray (who upon his marriage took the surname of Pulteney, ) made and executed her will November 5, 1794, dis- posing of her personal estate in America, bequeathing the same for the benefit of Mrs. Elizabeth Markham, the wife of Rev. George Markham, afterwards the wife and widow of John Pulteney, and her children. The personal estate in America consisted of monies due and to become due on sales of real estate by contracts of purchase and by bonds and mortgages taken on such sales. Elizabeth Evelyn Pulteney died March 18, 1856, leaving a will, bequeathing to her son, the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young, whose first power of attorney as full agent is dated February 14, 1862. This part of the Pulteney estate was very much the largest and might very properly be called the Johnstone branch. Mr. Young continues the agency yet at Bath, Steuben county.
Henrietta Laura Pulteney, the Countess of Bath, wife of Sir James Pul- teney, having died without issue and intestate as to her real estate, by virtue of a power contained in articles of agreement July 23, 1794, previous to her marriage with Sir... James Murray (who upon his marriage took the surname of Pulteney, ) made and executed her will November 5, 1794, dis- posing of her personal estate in America, bequeathing the same for the benefit of Mrs. Elizabeth Markham, the wife of Rev. George Markham, afterwards the wife and widow of John Pulteney, and her children. The personal estate in America consisted of monies due and to become due on sales of real estate by contracts of purchase and by bonds and mortgages taken on such sales. Elizabeth Evelyn Pulteney died March 18, 1856, leaving a will, bequeathing to her son, the Rev.
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