Name/Title
Harry Bull, Willard Bull and Albert Bull 1921Entry/Object ID
002037Tags
Harry Bull, Albert Bull, Willard BullScope and Content
This legal document is a Quitclaim Deed (Indenture) dated September 30, 1921, recorded in Orange County, New York. It details the transfer of a very specific, small plot of land between two family-related entities.
Here is a summary of the key details:
Parties Involved
Grantors (Parties of the First Part): Harry Bull, Willard Bull, and Albert Bull, acting as Trustees for the Bull Family Picnic Association.
Grantee (Party of the Second Part): The William Bull and Sarah Wells Family Association, Inc., a corporation headquartered at the "Stone House" in Hamptonburgh, NY.
The Property
The deed transfers a tiny parcel of land consisting of only 15 square feet.
Location: Situated in the Township of Hamptonburgh, along the highway leading from the Village of Goshen to Hamptonburgh Church.
Specific Markers: It is located on the farm of Horace R. Green, near the bridge over the Otterkill.
Description: The plot measures 5 feet along the highway and 3 feet at right angles, specifically identified as a section of land occupied by a stone fence.
Terms of the Transfer
Consideration: The transfer was made for the sum of $1.00 and "other good and valuable considerations."
Purpose: This appears to be a formalization of property boundaries or a consolidation of family-held historical assets into the primary family corporation.
Execution and Notarization
The document was signed by the three trustees and notarized on three separate dates in 1921:
Harry Bull: September 30 (witnessed by Geo. W. Crist, Justice of the Peace).
Albert Bull: October 14 (witnessed by B. C. Durland, Notary Public).
Willard Bull: October 15 (witnessed by Ruth M. Gordon, Notary Public).
