Agreement June 3, 1853 last Will Silas Youngs

Agreement June 3, 1853 last Will Silas Youngs

Agreement June 3, 1853 last Will Silas Youngs

Name/Title

Agreement June 3, 1853 last Will Silas Youngs

Entry/Object ID

001515

Tags

Silas Youngs, Stephen H Bull, Blooming Grove, Elijah Smith, John H Tuthill, James Youngs, Sally Ann Tuthill

Scope and Content

An Article of an agreement Made this 3rd day of Sixth Month in the year one Thousand Eight hundred and fifty three Between James Youngs, Hiram Tuthill and Stephen H Bull Executors of the last will and testament of Silas Youngs late of the town of Blooming Grove in the County of Orange Deceased of the one part and Elijah N Smith of the Town County as aforesaid of the other part as follows To wit the said James Youngs and Stephen H Bull Executors as aforesaid have agreed to Lease and hereby have Leased and to farm lett unto the said Elijah N Smith for the term of three years from the first day of fourth month last in case that Sally Ann Tuthill the wife of John H Tuthill lives that length of time if not this lease to end at her death All that part or portion of the farm of which the said Silas Youngs died seized and Set apart by direction of his will to Martha and Ann Tuthill Daughters of the said Sally Ann Tuthill Except the Depot lot the lot in possession of Delaplaine Gaunt ^the lot leased to Henry Clark and the house now occupied by the said Sally Ann Tuthill which she is to occupy as long as she chooses to remain in said house and to have a passage from said house to the highway as long as she chooses to occupy said house by deducting from said E N Smiths rent at the rate of thirty Dollars per year for the time she may so occupy said house and said Smith is pay the Annual Rent of one hundred and forty five dollars to be paid on the first day of fourth month for each and every year deducting therefrom the rent of said house as before stated the said Elijah N Smith to pay all taxes and purchase and sow at least one ton of plaster each year and to use and occupy said premises in a carefull and husband like manner and commit nor allow to be committed no waste thereon