Mortgage David/Abigail Peck to William Stewart. 9 June 1772
Book B, P. 261. FHL #581,599

DAVID PECK, & UX.,	:

	TO			:

WM. STEWART, 		:	INDENTURE OF MORTGAGE, dated the first

day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & seventy two, BETWEEN DAVID PECK, of North Castle, in Westchester County & Province of New York and ABIGAIL, his wife, of the one part and WILLIAM STEWART, Druggist of the City and Province of New York, on the other part, WITNESSETH that the said David Peck & Abigail his wife, for & in consideration of the sum of sixty pounds lawful current money of New York, do grant unto the said William Steward, and th his heirs, andd assigns forever, TWO certain tracts or parcels of land, cituate, in North Castle, in the County of Westchester & Province of New York, one peace or parcel of land, contains ten acres bounded as follows: – vis: – south by highway west by Jonathan Owens land north & east by Penius Knaps land the other peace or parcel of land, contains ten acres the meadow land & is bounded as follows, viz:– north by highway west by Jonathan Owens land & south & east by Phenius Knaps land. PROVIDED to be void, that WHEREAS the said David Pecks, the grantor is bound in a certain bond or obligation bearing even date with these presents unto the said William Stuart, in the penal sum of one hundred & twenty pounds current lawful money of the province of New York conditioned for the payment of sixty pounds like money or one hundred & fifty Spanish milled pieces of eight, with lawful interest on or before the first day of June which will be in the year of our Lord 1773, know yee, that these presents are designed as a collateral security for the fullfilment of the condition of the said bond. Failure of which by the grantor it shall be lowful for the grantee to enter into & upon the premises & the same to hold &c., Which mortgage is proved before John Thomas Esqr., first Judge of W. Chester County by David Peck, & by the oath of Jacob Jones one of the witnesses to the same who swore he saw Abigail Peck, execute the same & the other witness is James Brundage entered the 9th June 1772,
	Exd. by Jno. Bartow, Clk.