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Selected Deeds
Abstracted by Pat Wardell
Bergen County, New Jersey, Deeds, Books R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
Recorded Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.
Abstracted from the original records
now held by the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historical
Affairs. The Division acquired an incomplete set of deeds after they
were photocopied for the county (by the LDS) and the originals were
being disposed of. If you go to the courthouse to read deeds, you read
copies of the original recordings, not the originals. They are, I assume
(though I've never used them), available on microfilm through the LDS
FHCs. The John Davis book "Bergen County New Jersey Deed Records
1689-1801", published by Heritage
Books, Inc., covers the earliest deeds until 1803, so I started with 1803,
where Davis left off. Anyone who wants to view or copy the entire deed
can probably order the microfilm from the LDS.
re: Robert and
Phebe Hallet to Jacob Conklin, 21
March 1748
21 March 1748 , Robert and Phebe Hallet, of Orange Co., NY, to Jacob
Conklin, of Westchester Co., NY, for
£332,
166 acres...of upland and fresh meadow... in the limits of Tappan in
orange Co,...line of Henry Ludlow.
Wit: James Hallet and Edward Briges.
John Davis book
"Bergen County New Jersey Deed Records 1689-1801", published by Heritage
Books, 1995, page 199
re:
Jacob and Hester Conklin to
Jacob Conklin, Jr, 4 May 1773
4 May 1773, Jacob and
Hester Conklin, of Orange Co., NY, to Jacob Conklin, Jr., of same, for
£600,
166 acres in Orange Twp, Orange Co., NY...except 61 acres purchased by
Daniel Haring.
Wit: William Bell and Abraham Maby.
John Davis book "Bergen County New Jersey Deed Records 1689-1801",
published by Heritage Books, 1995, page 199 re:
John
Gesner to Nicholas Gesner, 3 August 1796 3 August 1796 (recorded 30
December 1805, Bergen Co. X:30) John Gesner of Harington Township,
yeoman, conveyed to Nicholas Gesner of Orange Township, County of
Orange, State of New York, for £100, 1 rod, 6 perches, at a place
commonly called Rockland, part of which [is] in Harrington Township in
the County of Bergen, and part in Orange Township in the County of
Orange, State of New York.
Signed by John Gesner. No witnesses listed.
re:
John
Gesner to Nicholas Gesner, 30 August 1796
30 August 1796
(recorded 30 December 1805, Bergen Co. X:22) John Gesner of Harington
Township, yeoman, conveyed to Nicholas Gesner of Orange Township, County
of Orange, State of New York, for £300 and other good considerations,
31 acres, 1 rod, 6 perches at the place commonly called Rockland in
Harington Township, beginning at corner lot no. 1 adjoining land of
Jacob Conklin.
Signed by John Gesner.
Witnessed by Peter Mabie, Petrus
Haring.
re: Peter
Quidore to John Parsel, 1801
29
Sep 1801 (recorded 30 January 1807, Bergen Co. Z:183) Peter Quidore of
Harington, conveyed to John Parsel of the same place, for $1, two
parcels: (1) at a place called Van Houten's Point; Wilhelmus Ferdon;
edge of steep rocks; John Sneading's land, bounded N by John Sneding; S
by Wilhelmus Ferdon; W by Peter Quidore; E by steep rocks and partly by
Peter Quidore. (2) 10 acres beginning land of David Anderson; Johannes
Ferdon; John Parsel.
Signed by Peter Quidor.
Witnessed by Ann Haring;
John David. Haring.
re:
David A.
Haring to Maria Haring, 1802
9 April 1802
(recorded 24 Jan 1804, Bergen Co. R:308)
Samuel G. Verbryck and John D. Haring, executors of the Last Will and
Testament of David A. Haring late of Harington Township, dec'd, conveyed
to Maria Haring, widow of said deceased, of same place, for $384.69, 7-2/4
acres, 30 rods, meadow and woodland in Harington Township, beginning at SW
corner of Abraham Ryker, whereas said David A. Haring was in his lifetime
and at the time of his death seized of [said] real estate.
Bounded N by Abraham Ryker; S by John A. Haring; E by land belonging to
heirs of David Haring, dec'd; W by meadowlands belonging to heirs of
Abraham Haring, dec'd.
Signed by Samuel G.
Verbryck, John Davd. Haring.
Witnessed by James Blacklidg, Abraham A. Haring.
re: Daniel
Vervalen to Barnabus Verbryck, 1802
26
October 1802 (recorded 12 May 1804, Bergen Co. S:146) Daniel Vervalen
of Orange Town in Rockland County, NY and Hannah, his wife, conveyed to
Barnabus Verbryck of the same place, for $115, five acres more or less
of fresh Meadow lying in the great fresh Meadow between Tappan and
Rockland in Harrington Township, beginning corner Johannis Bell's Meadow;
mentioned Meadow of Daniel Haring; wood land of heirs of Abraham Haring.
Signed by Daniel Vervalen (his mark), Hannah Vervalen (her mark)
Witnessed by Henry Alser, Andres Van Orden.
re: Annatye Van
Dunk to Henry Cole, 1803
29
November 1803 (recorded 27 March 1804, Bergen Co. R:428) Annatye Van Dunk
of Harrington, conveyed to Henry Cole of same place, for £96, an 8-acre
lot in Harington, beginning at NW corner of John Conkling’s land near
his Dwelling House. Bounded N by Cornelius Peterson; S by land of said
John Conkling; W by land of Johannes Pake, and land of Samuel Piggery; E
by land of Thomas Blanch, and land of said Samuel Piggery.
Signed by
Annatie Van Dunk (her mark).
Witnessed by Barent Waldron, John D. Haring.
re: Walter J.
Persil & Annettye to Peter Quidor, 1804
5
January 1804 (recorded 28 March 1804, Bergen Co. S:28) Walter J. Persil,
yeoman, of Harrington, and Annettye, his wife, conveyed to Peter Quidor
Sr. of Rockland County, a parcel of 5 acres, 30 polls or perches, part
of the Estate of Henry Ludlow of the State of New York, Gentleman, lately
conveyed by his heirs to Thomas Ludlow, in New Jersey, shown in a map made
9 January 1802 by John D. Harring, being half of the Lot No. 18. Bounded N
by Lot No. 17; E by Peter Quidor’s land; S by Peter Quidor Jr.’s land;
W by Lot No. 13.
Signed by Walter Persil (his mark), Annettye Percil (her
mark).
Witnessed by Jacob Banta, Martin Higgins (his mark).
re: Samuel
Sneden to David Concklin, 1804
1 September 1804 (recorded 1
March 1805, Bergen Co. U:55) Samuel Sneden of the Town of Harrington, and
Elizabeth, his wife, conveyed to David Concklin of the same place, for
£160, 10-1/4 acres 14 square rods, in Bergen County, known as Lot No.
7,
Signed by Samuel Sneden, Elizabeth Sneden.
Witnessed by Peter Willsey,
Jacob Concklin, Jr.
re: John
Conklin & Hannah to William M. McClain, 1805
14
October 1805 (recorded 25 March 1806, Bergen Co. X:228) John Conklin of
Harrington and Hannah, his wife, conveyed to William M. McClain of the
same place, for £49, 1 acre in Harrington; mentioned land of Anatcha Van
Dunk; land of Joseph Blauvelt; Daniel Peck.
Signed by John Conklin, Hannah
Conklin (her mark).
Witnessed by Abraham Hopper, Henry Cole.
re:
Maria
Eckerson quit claim, 1805
2
November 1805 (recorded 28 Nov 1805, Bergen Co. W:17)
Whereas Mary Eckerson,
wife of Jacob Eckerson of Harington is entitled to a Dower Right in the
Real Estate of her former husband David A. Haring, deceased, of
the same place, therefore said Jacob Eckerson and Mary, his wife, conveyed
to David D. Haring, son of deceased, of same place, for $166.56, three
lots in Harington: (1) 8 acres. homestead lot bounded W and N by land of
Jacob D. Haring, son of said deceased; E by Road; S by land of John A.
Haring. (2) 4 acres, mountain wood lot, bounded S by land of said Jacob D.
Haring; N by land of Samuel Haring, son of said deceased; W by land of
David Haring, son of said deceased; E by land of Peter Riker. (3) 3 acres,
20 Rods of woodlot in swamp, bounded N by wood land of said Jacob and
Samuel Haring; S and W by land of John A. Haring; E by woodland of said
Jacob Haring. Signed by Jacob Ackerson, Marya Acker. Witnessed by Thomas
Ecker, William Fedon [Ferdon?]. Verbatim:
To
All People to whom these presents shall come, whereas Mary Eckerson wife
of Jacob Eckerson of Harington in the County of Bergen and State of New
Jersey is Intitled to a Dower Right in the Real Estate of her former
Husband David A. Haring Deceased of the same place. Greeting. Know ye that
they the said Jacob Eckerson and Mary his wife for an in consideration of
the sum of one Hundred Sixty Six Dollars and Sixty Six Cents to them or
one of them well and truly in hand paid by Abraham D. Haring son of said
Deceased of the same place at the Sealing and Delivery of these presents
the Receipt whereof they the said Jacob Eckerson and Mary his wife do
hereby acknowledge, have released and forever quit claimed and by these
presents do promise, release and forever Quit Claim unto the said Abraham
D. Haring all manner of Dower and Right and Title of Dower whatsoever
which they the said Jacob Eckerson and Mary his wife or either of them now
have may might should or of right ought to have or claim of in or out of
all and every of the lots or lands hereafter Particularly mentioned and
Described situated Lying and being in Harington aforesaid, The first lot
is the Homestead lot Bounded westerly and northerly by the land of Jacob
D. Haring, son of said Deceased, Easterly by the Road, South by the land
of John A. Haring Containing Eight acres. The second lot is a mountain
wood Lot bounded South by the land of said Jacob D. Haring, North by the
Land of Samuel Haring, son of said Deceased, West by the land of David
Haring son of said Deceased and East by the land of Peter Riker.
Containing Four Acres. The Third Lot is a wood Lot laying in the swamp
Bounded Northerly by the wood Land of said Jacob and Samuel Haring, South
and West by the Land of John A. Haring and East by the wood land of said
Jacob A. Haring Containing three acres and Twenty Rods and also all manner
of Actions and Writs of Dower whatsoever so as neither they the said Jacob
Eckerson and Mary his wife nor any other person or persons for him her or
them or any of them or in their name any manner of Dower or writ of Action
of Dower or any right or title of Dower of or in the Lots Tenements
messuage and hereditament [illegible word] in any part or parcel thereof
at any time hereafter shall or may have claim or prosecute against the
said Abraham Haring his heirs or assigns. In witness whereof the said
Jacob Eckerson and Mary his wife have hereunto set their hands and Seals
the Second day of November Anno Domini One Thousand Eight Hundred and
five.
Signed Jacob Ackerson (Legal Signature), Marya Acker (Legal
Signature).
Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Thomas Ecker, William
Fedon.
re: Thomas
Ludlow to Peter Wilsie, 1805
5 November
1805 (recorded 30 December 1805, Bergen Co. X:18) Thomas Ludlow of the
City of New York and Mary, his wife, conveyed to Peter Wilsie of the
County of Rockland, for £295, 16-1/2 acres, and 13-1/4 acres, two lots
being part of the estate of Henry Ludlow, formerly of the City of New
York, merchant, lots 21 and 22 on a map made 9 Jan 1802 by John D.
Haring, beginning at line of division between New York and New Jersey;
mentioned land of Peter Quidore.
Signed by Thos. Ludlow, Mary Ludlow.
Witnessed by Thomas Chapman Junior, Daniel Van Reipen.
re: Thomas
Ludlow to Nicholas Gesner, 1805
5
November 1805 (recorded 30 December 1805, Bergen Co. X:20) Thomas Ludlow
of the City of New York, merchant, and Mary, his wife, conveyed to
Nicholas Gesner, for £420, 6 shillings, 3 pence, 13-3/4 acres, 10 rods,
being lot no. 23, part of the estate of Henry Ludlow formerly of the City
of New York, merchant. Bounded N by division line between New Jersey and
New York; E by lot no. 22; S by lot no. 25; W by land formerly sold by
Henry Ludlow, deceased.
Signed by Thos. Ludlow, Mary Ludlow.
Witnessed by
Thomas Chapman Junr., Daniel Van Reipen.
re: Abraham D.
Haring to Moses Taylor, Jr., 1805
Recorded 28 November 1805, Bergen Co. W:19)
11 November 1805 (recorded 28 November 1805,
Bergen Co. W:19) Abraham D. Haring of Harington, cordwainer,
conveyed to Moses Taylor, Junior, of the City of New York, merchant,
for $1625, three lots in Harington, messuage , dwelling or mansion
house, part of tract formerly belonging to David Haring (the father
of said party of the first part), now deceased.
(1) 8 acres, the
home lot, beginning middle of public road, bounded N and W by lands
of Jacob D. Haring; S by lands of John A. Haring; E by middle of the
road.
(2) 4 acres mountain wood lot beginning NE corner of land of
Jacob D. Haring by land of Peter Riker; bounded N by lands of Samuel
D. Haring; S by lands of Jacob D. Haring; W by lands of David D.
Haring; E by lands of Peter Riker.
(3) 3 acres, 32 rods of swamp
wood lot bounded N by said Jacob and Samuel D. Haring; E by Jacob D.
Haring.
Signed by Abraham D. Haring.
Witnessed by Benj. Blackledge,
Henry Blackledge.
re: Peter Quidor
& Mary to Jack Earnest, 1806
7 January 1806
(recorded 14 June 1806, Bergen Co. Y:86) Peter Quidor and Mary, his wife,
of the County of Essex, conveyed to Jack Earnest of the County of Bergen,
for $87.50, 5 acres, 30 square roods, including the road, in the Township
of Harington, bounded N and E by Peter Quidor, Sr.; S by lot no. 19; W by
lot no. 13.
Signed by Peter Quidor, Mary
Quidor.
Witnessed by David
Concklin, Jacob Concklin, Junr.
re: Martin Hagen
& Sarah to George Hagen and John Persel, 1806
7
February 1806 (recorded 25 March 1806, Bergen Co. X:242) Martin Hagen of
the Township of Harrington, and Sarah, his wife, conveyed to George Hagen
and John Persel of the same place, for $120, 9 acres, 20 square rods,
being two equal third parts of a lot, part of estate of the late Henry
Ludlow, deceased, conveyed by his heirs and devised to Thomas Ludlow and
sold by him to said Martin Hagen, Lot no. 20, on map made 9 January 1802
by John D. Haring. Bounded N by Lot no. 19; E by Peter Quidor; S by
Johanes H. Blauvelt; W by Lot no. 11.
Signed by Martin Hagen (his mark),
Sara Hagen. Witnessed by Benj. Blackledge, Albert Bogert.
re: David Nagel
to Frederick Nagel (in Norwood), 1806
15 March 1806
(recorded 25 March 1806, Bergen Co. X:238) David Nagel of the Township of
Harrington, yeoman, conveyed to Frederick Nagel of the same place, House
Carpenter, for love, good will and affection and $4, 1 acre more or less
in Harrington Township beginning on line of road that leads from Dobb's
Ferry towards Hackensack, on line of Abraham Ferdon.
Signed by David
Naugle.
Witnessed by Benjamin Blackledge, Peter Blackledge.
re: John Iserman
& Catherine, Cornelius Eacker & Leah, Peter Mabye, Abraham Mabye to
George Hagens, 1806
13
April 1806 (recorded 4 June 1806, Bergen Co. Y:53) John J. Iserman and
Catherine, his wife, Cornelius Eacker and Leah, his wife, Peter Mabye, and
Abraham Mabye of the State of New York, conveyed to George Hagens, for
$150., 9-3/4 acres in Bergen County, lot no. 19 on map made by John D.
Haring. Bounded N by lot no. 18; E by Peter Quidore; S by lot no. 20; W by
lot no. 12.
Signed by Peter C. Mabie; Abraham C. Mabie; Cornelius Ackerson;
Leah Ackerson (her mark), John Iserman, Catherine Iserman.
Witnessed by
Benjamin Blacklidge, Abraham Cole (his mark).
re: Marten Hagen
& Sarah to George Hagens, 1806
1
May 1806 (recorded 4 June 1806, Bergen Co. Y:57) Marten Hagen of Harington
and Sarah, his wife, conveyed to George Hagen of the same place, yeoman,
for $250., 10 acres being a piece of land part of the whole of Henry
Ludlow, formerly of the City of New York, Gentleman, which lately has been
conveyed by his heirs to Thomas Ludlow and by him to Marten Hagen, lot no.
8 on a map made 9 January 1802 by John D. Haring. Bounded N by lot no. 7;
E by lot no. 13; S by lot no. 9; W by lot no. 3.
Signed by Marten Hagen
(his mark), Sara Hagen.
Witnessed by Benj. Blacklidge, Aury [Anny?]
Martin.
re: Bernardus
Verbryck to Jacob Concklin, 1806
4 June 1806 (recorded 21
October 1806, Bergen Co. Y:392) Bernardus Verbryck of Harington and
Mary, his wife, conveyed to Jacob Concklin of the same place, for $115.,
5 acres more or less of fresh meadow between Tappan and Rockland in
Harrington Township, beginning at Johannes Bell's meadow; Daniel Haring;
heirs of Abraham Haring.
Signed by Bernardus Verbryck, Mary Verbryck
(her mark).
Witnessed by James S. Demarest, William Campbell.
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