Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., Merchants partially printed D.S., Litchfield [Conn.], 11 March 1805 : to Elijah Bunnel, Warren, [Conn.]

Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., Merchants partially printed D.S., Litchfield [Conn.], 11 March 1805 : to Elijah Bunnel, Warren, [Conn.]

Quit-claim for one-quarter part of a sawmill|Elijah Bunnel's deed

Litchfield, [Conn.] 1805

[2] p. ; 34 cm. (fol.)

MSS L1988.190.334 MB

Witnessed at bottom by Nathaniel Swift and Salmon Carter|The deed releases "for the consideration of twenty dollars received of Elijah Bunnel ...all such right, estate, title and demand ... to the one quarter part of a certain saw mill, standing on Shippaug River in Litchfield, together with one quarter of an acre of land belonging to s.d miall, together with one quarter of all the apparatus, utensils, & privalidges [sic] of every kind belonging or appertaining thereunto ...."|Docketed on verso: Elihjah Bunnel's / Deed from / Benj. Tallmadge & Co./ Rec.d March 11th 1805 / and rexcorded in / Warren Land Records / VOl. 4th Page 447 / John Tallmadge / Town Clerk|For further details concerning this property, see Charles Swain Hall. Benjamin Tallmadge Revolutionary Soldier and Businessman, (1943), p. 116.|Benjamin Tallmadge was an original member of the Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati.

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