William Pierson, Elizabeth Pierson Mortgage June 17, 1892

William Pierson, Elizabeth Pierson

William Pierson, Elizabeth Pierson

Name/Title

William Pierson, Elizabeth Pierson Mortgage June 17, 1892

Entry/Object ID

002881

Tags

William Henry Pierson, Elizabeth Pierson

Scope and Content

The document is a mortgage indenture dated June 17, 1892, executed in Orange County, New York The Parties: Parties of the First Part (Borrowers): William Henry Pierson (also referred to as William H. Pierson) and Elizabeth Pierson, his wife, residing in the Town of Hamptonburgh, Orange County, New York (2881b.jpg, 2881c.jpg). Party of the Second Part (Lender): The Goshen Savings Bank, located in the Village of Goshen, Orange County, New York Financial Terms As detailed in 2881c.jpg: Principal Debt: The Piersons borrowed $1,900.00 from the bank. Repayment Period: The sum is to be repaid in one year from the date of the agreement. Interest Rate: Interest is set at 5% per annum, payable semi-annually. Default Clause: If interest payments are defaulted upon for 30 days, the entire principal sum becomes due at the option of the bank Property Description (Collateral) The mortgage secures a specific piece or parcel of land/farm where the Piersons reside in the Town of Hamptonburgh. The handwritten land boundaries detailed include references to: The north line of a highway leading from Goshen to Washingtonville. Property lines running near a stone bridge, west of the mansion of Henry Pierson, and between a mansion and a tenant house. Measurements noted in chains and links along a stone wall to the edge of a swamp. Neighboring lands owned by Gilbert Gerow, William Forrest, Abel B. Watkins, and lands late of William Heard (deceased) and John Thew (deceased). Covenants & Execution Insurance & Sale: The Piersons agree to keep the buildings on the premises insured against fire for the benefit of the mortgagee. If they default on payment, the bank has the power to sell the premises according to law Signatures: The document is signed and sealed by W. H. Pierson and Elizabeth Pierson Witness & Notary: The execution was witnessed, verified, and notarized on June 17, 1892, by Joseph Merritt, Notary Public