Sadly, this link is broken: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/dutchess/wills/vb/delemater-benjamin.txt

it's there now. Thank you for bring this to my attention. David Samuelsen http://www.sampubco.com/ jlkillian2@juno.com wrote: > Sadly, this link is broken: > > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/dutchess/wills/vb/delemater-benjamin.txt >

Can anyone offer suggestion or explanation on the meaning of these words? Have You seen them in other deeds and what was the relationship of the individuals?I have a deed from a James Glenny of Virgil which was then In Onondaga County but is now in Cortland which contains these words" that the said James Glenny for and in consideration by the natural love and affection, which I the said James Glenny heath and ______(I can't make it out} unto the said Samuel Carson hath given" This dead was for land in Lot No 42 and was bound on one side by the Lot boundary and another by John Glenny. In Tompkins county this James Glenny is an agent of Wm Glenny, the Rev War soldier that was granted these lots. Samuel Carson and John Glenny are listed as British Subjects in 1812. James Glenny is not registered with them. I have not found a listing for him to date. However, he could have been dead. Thank you Marilyn Bess