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Samuel Swasey was born in 1653 and was still unmarried, and living at home with his father, when his father died in 1692. Although we do not have a marriage license, it appears that he was married in 1697 to Hannah Beardsley Hulse at the age of 44. At Southold, L.I. New York. See ( New England Marriages Prior to 1700, page 723 )
Land Record of Samuel and Hannah Swazy 1699
This Indenture made ye twenty sixth day of Aprill in ye Eleventh yeare of the Reigne of William ye third by the grace of God of Ingland, Scotland, ffrance & Ireland King Defender of the faith &c anno Domin 1699 between Samuel Swazy & Hannah his wife Thomas Hulse Abraham Dayton & Catharine his wife* of Brookhaven in the County of Suffolk on Nasaw IsLand in the Province of Newyork on the one partie and Isaac Norton of the same place of the other parte Witnesseth that the saide Samuel Swazy, Hannah, his wife, Thomas Hulse Abraham Dayton & Catharine, his wife, for & in consideration of twenty four pounds currant money of New York to them in hand paide before the Ensealing & delivering of thease pesents the receite whereof is by them and all of them acknowledged and therewith to bee---fully satisfied contented & paide Have bargained and souled given--granted & by these pesents doe freely clearly and absolutely Bargain Sell give and grant unto the saide Isaac Norton one twenty acre lott & two fivety acre lotts by number six & seven att a place--called the old mans within the Township of Brookhaven aforesd as it was. Laide out & bounded To have & to hold the sd land with ye benefitts proffitts and apurtenances the run to belonging or any wayes apertaining to the saide Jsack Norton his heirs or assignes for ever to the use & behoofe of the saide Isaac Norton his heirs & assignes for ever and the saide Samuel Swasy & Hannah, his wife, Thomas Hulse Abraham Dayton & catharine, his wife, for themselves theire heires & Executors and---administrators & Either of them doe hereby covenant promise and --grant to & with ye saide Isaack Norton his heires & assignes shall & may at--all times hereafter use possess & Enjoy the above granted pemises free from incumberances without the lett hinderance or molestation of the saide Samuel Swasy, Hannah, his wife, Thomas Hulse Abraham Dayton & Catharine, theire heirs Executors or administrators or Either of them & the saide land hereby granted & sould to ye saide Isaac Norton, his heires & assignes The --saide samuel swasy, Hannah, his wife, Thomas Hulse Abraham Dayton & Katharine, his wife, theire heirs Executorsv or Administrators shall & will warrant & defend all persons as alsoe to doe performe & execute any act or thing devise or devices in the law needfull to bee done for ye sure-making or better Conveyance of the premises In testimony whereof ye saide Samuel Swasy, Hannah, his wife, & Abraham Dayton and Catherina, his wife, parties to thes presents have set to theire hands & Seals ye day above written-- Samuel Swasy seale--O
Sealed & delivered in presence of Hannah Swasy ----Seale--O
Tho Clarke his
Arthur ffuthy Tho T Hulse Seal---O
Elizabeth Clarke mark
his mark
Abraham A Dayton Seal---O
mark &
Entered pe Timothy Brewster Clerk Catharine A Dayton Seale O
her
*The word wife is not in the original
March ye 22th 1698/9
Layd out to Thomas Helme two acres of Land bee it more or less ajoyning to his meadow in Georges Neck for his convenitfeecey of fencing & drying his hay being part of his 20 acre dewision pr Thomas Helme Surveyer Entered Septr ye 22 1699. per me Timothy Brewster, Clerk
{ We can Thank Clyde Downing for most of this research. }
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1653 - 1736 (83 years)
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