1827 Florida Montgomery County New York Indenture Land Deed Document - Jacob Johnson - Jay Cady - Ready For Framing

Antique Original 1827 Florida Montgomery County New York Indenture Land Deed Document - Jacob Johnson - Jay Cady - Ready For Framing

This Hand-Written 1827 Land Indenture Records A Significant Property Transfer Between Jacob Johnson And Jay Cady In The Town Of Florida, Montgomery County, New York. Executed On December 8, 1827, And Recorded By County Clerk George D. Ferguson In Book Of Deeds 18, Page 347, This Primary Source Document Details The Sale Of Multiple Parcels Of Land, Including A Brick Dwelling House, For The Substantial Consideration Of 3,400 Dollars. The Manuscript Features A Formal Dower Rights Acknowledgment By Commissioner Andrew Johnson, Confirming The Private Examination Of Fransinche Johnson Apart From Her Husband. This Legal Instrument Provides Specialized Archival Evidence Of Early 19th-Century Real Estate Logistics, Metes And Bounds Descriptions, And The Economic Expansion Within The Mohawk Valley During The Rise Of The Erie Canal Era.

In Good Antique Condition –  Edge Wear With Fraying, Folds, Holes At Fold Intersections, Staining, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Document. Measures Approx. 20-3/4" Wide by 16-1/2" Tall.

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