Financial Bond executed by The Goshen Savings Bank and William Henry Pierson

William Henry Pierson

William Henry Pierson

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Financial Bond executed by The Goshen Savings Bank and William Henry Pierson

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002887

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William Henry Pierson

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Overview of the Agreement This document is a formal financial bond executed in the state of New York, establishing a debt obligation between an individual and a local savings bank. Key Details Debtor (Party of the First Part): William Henry Pierson of the town of Hamptonburgh, County of Orange, State of New York. Creditor (Lender): The Goshen Savings Bank, located in the town of Goshen, County of Orange, State of New York. Date of Execution: June 17, 1892. Financial Terms Total Penalty/Bond Amount: $3,800 (The maximum bound obligation stated Actual Principal Loan Amount: $1,900, due precisely one year from the date of the document. Interest Rate: 5% per annum, payable semi-annually. Conditions and Clauses Default Clause: As detailed in the full principal amount becomes entirely due at the option of The Goshen Savings Bank if the debtor defaults on interest payments for 30 days. Insurance Requirement: The debtor is legally bound to keep the buildings on the mortgaged premises insured against fire loss for the explicit benefit of the bank. Notarization: The document was signed by William H. Pierson and witnessed/notarized on June 17, 1892, by Joseph Merritt, a Notary Public in Orange County, New York.