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These are from the Microfilm containing Deeds of Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY. Reference the will of Edward Churchill, dated 13 April, 1757: "...I leave to my son John all my real estate during his life, and then to his sons, Joseph and Edward..."
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Liber G.P 24, May 8, 1739
Grantors: Mary Teller, widdow, Jacob Goelet, Abraham Van Vike (All of NYC)and David Provost (late of NYC), Executors of last will and testament of Andreas Teller dec. (of NYC), will drawn Feb 15th, 1730
Grantee: Edward Churchill, pipemaker, of Flushing, Queens Co., L.I.
Conveyed - 200 acres
Consideration - 160 pounds
Land situated at ye Fishkills, running to the line of Gulian Ver Planck, southerly to Joshua Griffin's, westerly to lands of Mrs. Teller, easterly to Peter Outwater.
In Fee Simple.
Witnesses - Jos. Sackett Jun., Sam. Hazard
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Liber G. P. 248, Jan 5th, 1775
Joseph Churchel, farmer of Rombout Precinct
Edward Churchel, blacksmith of Rombout Precinct
Grandchildren and heirs of the late Edward Churchill of said Precinct (Will drawn Apr. 13, 1757)
Conveyed land in Rombout (equally inherited) in partition (one half)
Joseph's share proving more valuable, he paid Edward 70 pounds.
Witnesses - Abram Schenck, John Churchill, Jun.
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Liber G. P. 248, Jan. 5, 1775
Edward Churchil of Rombout, blacksmith
Joseph Churchil of Rombout, farmer
Conveyed one half share in land inherited by John Churchil, from his father, Edward Churchill and entailed to the grandsons.
Partition Deed
Title granted by Andreas Teller to Edward Churchil
Land - the farm of the late Edward Churchil, lying in Rumbout
Witnesses - Abraham Schenck, John Churchill, Junior
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Liber M. P. 413, Aug 19, 1795
Grantor - Peter Mesler, gentleman of Dutchess Co.
Grantee - Benj. Roe, farmer of Dutchess Co.
Conveyed a farm which was conveyed by will from Edward Churchill to his sons Edward and Joseph Churchill and divided between them, this land being Edward Churchill's share, and was sold to satisfy a mortgage in default.
Consideration - 685 pounds and interest due
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The microfilm also mentions some letters:
Liber A. P. 109
Churchill, Estate of Joseph Churchill, Fishkill, farmer, letters to widow Rachel Churchill, March 13, 1792
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