The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-06-07

some papers III her possession:
The following IS a true copy in spelling and
use OF captaiS) of q paper III tho archives OF
me lreSbNterl9n Church of Lambertyille, New
/ Jersey, formerly CorXell'S Ferry, crossing the
! delaware river (on the early post road between
IhlladelphiH and New York;
:, II Is the only written evidence of title that
/ me chureh has 20 the lot on which II stands.
Inc " original is becoming so dilapidated
ana iraglle that | have taken this method to
preserve the record and to circulate it among
the ,ueseendantS of the CorNeli family who
7 settled upon the Delaware, and others interest
1 ed,
So far as am informed by Evolutionary re-
ports, there were two brothers who left that
portion of country adjoining France, Ger
many and Swltaerland, under the revocation
OF the edlet ct Nantes came 10 America,
landed at Perth Amhoy, aud took up lands ON
Scotch Plains near Paintield, n. J., ono
portion of the family remaining there, the
other migrating to the nelfa aware river;
Wrn6fs- BtRRr, Iuzorne do, Pa. MAY, 1871
To all People To whom this present writing
OF award shall Come, langhoru Biles, Jona-
than lugham, Peter prall A2ariah Durham
and Pontius STEELE, Arhitrators inadvertently
chosen, Elected and named by and between
George Ely ~ Sarah, his wife, of Bucks County
n the proNnfee 81 PENNSYLVANIA, John Coryel
tefhs tofNeHl Gtorgc Goryrli, Ahram toryell
~ Sarah Coryell, OF llunterden County in the
pr9Hlnfe et New Jersey legatees to the Estate
of Emanuel GorYell need,to Arhitrate award
order, Jude determine Of for, upon and con-
corning all all manner OF action and actions
Iaase and causes of actions suits, Bills, bonds
Speealtles, Judgements, Executions, ExtentS
lowers, LegaeteS, FONTS, Quarrels Controver-
sizes, lrcSpasses, Damages and Demands what
soeNer, ut any time, before our said Election
had made, moved, Commanded, sued, pro-
secuted, done, Suffered or committed by or
between thes' parties rs by the mutual Bonds
or writings Obligatory Of the SD parties with
the Conditions thereof Relative thereto had.
may more fully appear. Now Know We, that
We the Sd Arhttrators III pursuance of our said
Election, and the Powers given us thereby,
Tor the endlng of all Matters to us therein
Submitted, do Arhitrute, award, Order, Judge
and Determine upon the premises as follows:
first, we having mutually Considered the guam
utY, Quality and Value OF the lands and Heri-
titaments belonging to the Estate of the Said
Emanuel torYell, Decd, da find the value
thereof TO be three Thousand Pounds, Current
Money OF New Jersey, which lnnds and rene-
ments, hereditamentS& Appurtenaees we have
Ordered do Judge n Determine ought to
be DIVIDED III the following manner According
To plan of the said lands, IT'S Laid Down in n
survey made by the Direction and Mutual
consent of the Legatees and annexed hereun-
TO- that is 70 say, Lott Ne |, being the Ferry
Lott, containing SEVENTH five Acres and three
quarters, together with the ferry Ienements,
Entertainments y Apurtcnances thereunto be-
longing, is TO become the sole Property of
Ahfam CofNell, he paving or securing to he
PAID 10 George Ely and Sarah his wife, the
full just sum OF five hundred Pounds, at or
before the first day of November, Next En-
suing And also he the said Ahram is TO pay,
or secure 10 be paid To his sister, Sarah Goryell,
the just sum of three hundred pounds, AT or
before the first day of November next Ensuing
which two sums Amounting tn Eight Hundred
pounds, Together with the sum of five hundred
pounds. which the said Ahralmm's share or
proportion of his father Emanuel Gopells
Real Estate, Makes up the sum of thirteen
hundred pounds being what we have Adjusted
70 he the Value of Lott No. /. Second, Lott
No. being commonly call'd Bungtown Lott
containing two hundred two acres & Il
quarter, together with the Houses, ueredita-
ments appurtenanCe thereunto belonging,
is to become the Sole Property of George
Goryell, he paving or securing to be paid To
his Brother John Coryell, the just sum of
Twenty-Five pounds, and also IL his Sister,
Sarah CnrNell, the nist Sum of twontv-aVe
pounlis, at or before the first day of November
next Ensuing, which two sums Amounting to
nifty pounds, together with the sum of five
hundred pounds, which is the said Georges
Coryel's Real Estate, makes M the sum of
Five hundred 4 fifty Pounds, heing what we
have adindged to be the value of Lott No 9
thirdly Lott No 3 Containing Three hun
bred and forty acres, together with the house,
ilereditamenls \ Appmtenanees therennto
belonging u Ia become the Sole property Of
Cornelius GefNelt. he paving or securing to be
paid ia his sister Sarah eeryell the Just sum
Of Dne hundred aeHenty-iive pounds, Mt or
before the first dry of November next Ensuing
which said sum, together with the sum of five
hundred pounds, which Is the said Gornelmss
share or proportion Of his Father Emanuel
GorYeits Rcal Estate, makes up the sum of six
hundred and seYentYzhNe pounds, heina what
We haYe ad1udged Ia be the value Of Lott No. j.
Foafthly, Lott No ! Containing Three hun
dred Il Ninety-Eight Acres together with
the Houses, Entertainments Il Appurtenances
thereunto belonging, is to become the Sole
property of John Goryell, We having valued
the said Lott at fnnr hundred a aeventy-Hve
pounds, which together with the sum of
Twenty-Five pounds which George Coryell is
already ordered TO pay to tile SD John, Amounts
To the sum OF five hundred pounds, which IN
the said Johns share or proportion of his
father Emanuel Coryells Read Estate.
Filthy And whereas Abfam Coryell is here
ia 4gt a an In GtNt. 4.
Coryell, the sum of three hundred pounds and
George C0ryeli il Ordered To pay her the sum
of Twenty-Five pounds, and Cornelius Coryoll
IL Ordered to pay her the sum of ono hundred
aud seyeuiy-iiYe Pounds which several sums
amount i'll the whole to the sum of five hun
dred Pounds, (which sd sum of five hundred
pounds IL for the use of sd Sarah CoryelD, we
taking into Consideration that she will not be
of the age of Twenty-one yenrs, until the
Seventh day OF june that Will be in the year
of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred x
siXty.four
We therefore do Order aud Determine that
the said sum of five hundred pounds be paid
into the hands of the said Cornelius Coryell,
who the said Sarah CorNoll hath chosen for her
Guardian, To be by Inn put ont to Interest ms
soon ns lie can conveniently, and the interest
thereof or 10 much thereof NJ he shall Judge
Convenient ~ Necessary for her support he
shall Apply to her use, tintil she comes to the
age of twent y-onc years. and then the PRINCIPAL
sum of five hundred Pounds together with the
Interest that shall arise thereon and remain
then in his hands. cornelius shall pay to her
and giving a quit clalIn to all her right and
title to her father Emanuel Coryells Estate,
and IN case Of her Death before that time,
then the said Money Ia he returned To the
several l.eRatees According ia the tenure OF
the last VIII aud Testament Of the said Ema-
nuel Goryell Decd.
SiXthly, aud whereas On our Examining tho
Aec'ts for Rents due To the Estate, we find
John Cofyell stands indebted
the just and full sum Of c30D q
And also by his Acct delivered into
the Office Tie Balance To the
Estate Is 4
due from John Coryell 10 the Estate 6307 o
And on hearing tho demand and Allegations
of the several Iegntees, we find the above sum
Aught Ia be divided in the following Manner
N we Order IL to be paid by john Goryell
Accordingly, at or before the frat day of No
yember, next Ensuing
the Share of John coryrll in own
hands cGl 1910
he is to pay to George Ely 4 his wife 81 iogls
To Cornelius Goryell 81 1o1S
To George Coryell 81 10L9
TO Abram Coryel % 10
10 Cor Coryelf for cash 4 Expenses
balance oblteratedj
e307 .
Seyentllly, And Whereas we are informed by
the Executors that there are several debtsnnd
demands due from the Estate Of the I'D Ema-
nuel torYell, Decd, which Remain Yet unpaid.
we have agreed and do order and Determine
that all just debts that shall hereafter appear
to be from said Estate Shall bo paid by the
Several LeRatees hereafter named, in equal
Proportion; that is to say: George Ely and hi4
| Wife Sarah, ~ to pay one equal Sixth part Of
| said Debts which are still Remaining unpaid,
and John toryell is 10 pay one equal Sixth
part, and George soryell is to pay one equal
Sixth part, and Abram Coryell is to pay one
| equal Sixth part and Sarah Coryeli is to pay
| one equal Sixth part
Eighthly, And Whereas it hath been unanim-
| ously Agreed by the Several LegAtees, that
| the Burying Ground, about half an acre, as it
is now laid Down in the plan Annexed here
unto, in the line between Lott No ! and Lott
No.2 be and Remain for common Burying
ground for all the Family, Wherefore we have
and do order the same to DO and remain for
that use for ever
Ninthly, and we now further agreed do
order that the Several Legatees who shall
posses any part Of the Real Estate, ns well az
the others slall Emedately after the Several
Sums of Money are paid, or secured TO be paid
| which are herein Ordered, give to each other
| Sufficient Release and quit claims TO every
other part Of the Estate, and give quiet X
! peaceable possession 10 Each and Every oi
| those Legatees to whom the Respective lotts
| are herein Ordered.
In Witness hereof we have hereunto Set our
| hands II Seals this Tenth da y of October Ammo