Deed Warren D/ Tallman and another to Ebenezer Bull Mar 27, 1911

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Warren D. Tallman, Mary Eleanor Tallman, Ebenezer Bull

Warren D. Tallman, Mary Eleanor Tallman, Ebenezer Bull

Name/Title

Deed Warren D/ Tallman and another to Ebenezer Bull Mar 27, 1911

Entry/Object ID

002275

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Ebenezer Bull, Warren Tallman, Eleanor Tallman

Scope and Content

This is a Full Covenant Deed dated March 27, 1911, recording a real estate transaction in Orange County, New York. Transaction Details Grantors (Sellers): Warren D. Tallman and Mary Eleanor Tallman (his wife), of the Town of Hamptonburgh, NY. Grantee (Buyer): Ebenezer Bull, also of the Town of Hamptonburgh, NY. Consideration: $5.00 and "other valuable consideration." Recording Information: Filed in the Orange County Clerk's office on March 27, 1911, at 2:00 PM in Book No. 522 of Deeds, at page 533. Property Description The deed describes a parcel of land located in the Town of Hamptonburgh, consisting of approximately 44.64 acres. Key landmarks and boundary details mentioned include: Adjoining Property Owners: Mrs. John McCarty, J. Kenter Egbertson, Mrs. S.J. Lippincott, Able B. Watkins, and Mrs. E.M. Jones. Geographic Features: The boundary runs along the center of the highway leading from Campbell Hall to Hamptonburgh and the road leading from the Egbertson residence to Jones. History: The document notes that this is the same premises previously conveyed by Ebenezer Bull to Warren D. Tallman on May 4, 1909, suggesting a transfer back to the original owner. Legal Covenants As a "Full Covenant" deed, the Tallmans provided several legal guarantees to Ebenezer Bull, including: Seisin: They owned the property in fee simple and had the right to sell it. Quiet Enjoyment: The buyer shall peaceably possess the land. Freedom from Incumbrances: The land was sold without liens or debts. Further Assurance: The sellers would provide any further legal documentation needed to clear the title. Warranty of Title: The sellers would forever defend the buyer’s title against legal claims. Authentication The document was signed by Warren D. Tallman and Mary Eleanor Tallman. It was witnessed and notarized by J.V.D. Gott, a member of the law firm Joseph W. & Percy V.D. Gott, based in Goshen, NY.