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 This indenture made the first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six,  between Joseph Winter  of the city of New York , Counsellor at Law and Mary, his wife of the first part, and Isaac Wheeler of Deerfield in the county of Oneida and State of New York Yeoman of the second part, …..(Party of the first part sold to party of 2nd part for $825. that part of Lot #2 in Cosby’s manor, lying on the north side of the road leading from Utica to Rome, … in total 70 acres.  Witnessed by David W. Childs & Henry Andenaarie)  Recorded July 5, 1806 by Francis A. Bloodgood.

      Book #14, pg. 142&143

  This Indenture made the eighth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between Philip Cady of the town of Camden, County of Oneida & state of New York of the first part and Isaac Wheeler late of the town of Derham, county of Green & State of New York of the second part.   (Party of 1st part sold to party of 2nd part for $240.00 land in the west part of town #8 in Scriba’s Patent, surveyed by Benjamin Wright in 1797, as part of lot #22; 30 acres to be taken off the west end of 50 acres which are to be taken off next adjoining to 50 acres conveyed to David Cady on Oct. 23,1815 and being bounded south by David Cady, east by James Barrow, north by Jane Cady & west by part of lot #22.
  Signed, sealed & delivered in presence of Sherman Barnes on Dec. 9, 1817.  Recorded on Dec. 11, 1817 by Francis A. Bloodgood.    Book 31, pp 53 & 54.

 This indenture made the eighth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between Jane Cady of town of Camden & County of Oneida & State of New York of the first part and Isaac Wheeler late of the town of Derham County of Greene & State of New York  of the second part.  (Jane Cady sold to Isaac Wheeler for $432.00 land in the west half of town #8 in Scriba’s Patent in Oneida Co., NY, all lot #22 except 100 acres to be taken off the south end of lot #22 which is reserved to be taken taken off in a line parallel to the south line of  said lot containing after deducting the 100 acres 54 acres.
   Recorded December 11, 1817 by Francis A. Bloodgood.  Book 31, pg. 54.

 This indenture made Dec. 8 1817 between David Cady & Margery, his wife of Camden, Oneida, NY of the first part and Isaac Wheeler, late of the town of Derham County of Green & State aforesaid, of the second part.  (Cadys sold to Isaac Wheeler for $700.00, land in the west part of town #8 in Scriba’s Patent in Oneida Co., NY, in lot #22, 50 acres to be taken off by a parallel line with south line of this lot.
  Recorded Dec. 11, 1817 by Francis A. Bloodgood  - Book #31, pg. 55.

This Indenture, made the tenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between Philip Cady of the town of Camden County of Oneida and State of New York of the first part, and Isaac Wheeler  late of the town of Durham, County of Green and State  aforesaid of the second part, ….(The party of the first part for the sum of $160.00 sold to the party of the 2nd part, that part of lot #22 in the west half of town number eight in Scriba’s Patent , Oneida Co., State of NY, 20 acres to be taken off on the east side of 50 acres and which said 50 acres to be taken off on the north side of 50 acres conveyed to David Cady on the 23rd day of October, 1815 by George Scriba, and more particularly mentioned in a conveyance of said 20 acres by George Scriba to James Barrow on Aug. 1, 1816)
 James Sherman, Master in Chancery for State of NY, certified that Phillip Cady and his witness, Asa L. Smith came before him to verify the above on Dec. 10, 1817.
 For some reason this was not recorded until March 22, 1848 by Patrick Mahan, Clerk

   Book 134, pp 163 & 164

  This indenture made the 11th day of February in the year of our Lord 1820   Between Isaac Wheeler of the town of Deerfield in the County of Oneida and State of New York and Margaret Wheeler his wife of the first part and Rees Evans of the same place of the second part. …(The parties of the first part for $770. paid to them by the party of the second part, the West Moiety or half part of a certain piece of land heretofore conveyed by Joseph Winter & Mary his wife to the said Isaac Wheeler, all that part of lot #2 in Cosby’s manor (see above deed)  The  said West Moiety or  half part of the above described premises hereby intended to be conveyed contain 35 acres, on road & 33 perches of land.
 Recorded 12th February 1820.  Francis A. Bloodgood
      Book #32, pp. 91 & 92

 This indenture, made the 6th day of June in the year 1829 between Isaac Wheeler of Camden, Oneida Co., NY & Letitia, his wife of the first part and Daniel Wheeler of the same place of the second part.  The party of the first part for the sum of $300.00 conveyed to the party of the second part, that piece of land in Camden that is part of lot #22, in the west part of township #8 in Scriba’s Patent, described as:  Beginning at a stake in the middle of the highway that leads from John Smith’s to Mr. Wheeler’s, running eastward in the middle of the highway 32 rods to a stake; thence north 21 degrees East 150 rods, 10 links to the north line of the lot, thence north 69 degrees, west 32 rods to the northwest corner of the lot,; thence South 21 degrees  etc.  containing 30 ¼ acres.
  Signed, sealed & delivered in the presence of B. P. Johnson of  Oneida Co., NY on June 6, 1829.   Recorded June 8, 1829 by Henry H. Pease, Deputy Clerk                Book 48, pp. 248 & 249.

 This indenture made the 6th day of June 1829 between Isaac Wheeler & Letitia, his wife of Camden, Oneida C. & State of NY of the first part and Daniel Wheeler and Isaac Wheeler Junior of the same place of the second part.  For the sum of $1,600.00, parties of the first part convey land in the west half of  Township #8, Scriba’s Patent in Camden, lot #22 except 30 ¼ acres from the northwest corner of said lot sold by said Isaac and his wife to said Daniel, to the parties of the second part.  The part and residue of the lot hereby conveyed contains 123 ¾ acres.
 Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of B. P. Johnson, Oneida Co. New York.  Recorded on June 8 1829 by J. H. Ostrosky, Clerk        Book #48, pp. 299 & 300.

This indenture, made September 23, 1829 between Daniel Wheeler and his wife Sophrona Wheeler & Isaac Wheeler Junior of Camden, Oneida, NY of the first part and Isaac Wheeler of the same place of the second part.  The parties of the first part for the sum of $1,600.00 sold to the party of the second part, that land in the town of Camden in the west part of Township #8, lot #22, Scriba’s Patent formerly owned in parcels by Jane Cady, Philip Cady, David Cady and deeded to the party of the 2nd part and which the party of the 2nd part heretofore conveyed to the said parties of the first part and being the same premises on which the party of the 2nd part now resides containing in the whole 154 acres.  (excepting and reserving to Daniel Wheeler out of the said 154 acres , 30 acres of land and ¼ of an acre which heretofore has been deeded to the said Daniel Wheeler by the said Isaac Wheeler the said conveyance of the said Isaac Wheeler to the said Daniel Wheeler & Isaac Wheeler, Jr.) the intended conveyed land to contain 123 &3/4 acres.
 Signed, sealed & delivered in the presence of James Southworth. Recorded Sept. 24, 1829.  Henry H. Pease, Deputy Clerk.  Book #49, pp.125 & 126.

 This Indenture made the 16th day of October in the year 1829 between Daniel Wheler and his wife Sophrona Wheeler and Isaac Wheeler Junior of the town of Camden, Oneida County & State of New York of the first part and Isaac Wheeler of the same place of the second part. The parties of the first part for the sum of $1,600 paid by the party of the second part, sold that parcel of land in the town of Camden in the west part of Township #8, lot #22, Scribas Patent formerly owned in parcels by Jane Cady, Philip Cady And David Cady and by tem deeded to the party of the 2nd part, heretofore conveyed to the said parties of the first part and being the same premises on which the party of the 2nd part now resides containing 154 acres 9excepting and reserving to Daniel Wheeler out of the said 154 acres, 30 ¼ acres) thus containing 123 ¾ acres of land.  Recorded on October 27, 1829.  J. H. Ostrosy, Clerk
    Book #49, pp. 237 & 238

This Indenture, made 21st day of June 1831 between Isaac Wheeler & Letitia Wheeler his wife of Camden, Oneida of the first part, and Minor Buel of Lee in said county of the second part.  The party of the first part, for the sum of $1200.00, sold to the party of the send part, that piece of land in the west part of township #8 in Scribas Patent, in Camden known as lot #22, except 30 ¼ acres from the northwest corner sold by Isaac & wife to Daniel Wheeler.  The land sold totals 123 ¾ acres, being the same premises on which the said Isaac now resides. Signed, sealed & delivered in the presence of Jas. Southworth.  Recorded on June 25, 1831 by J. H. Ostrossy , clerk.  Book 53, pp. 408 & 409

 This indenture, made the 16th day of March 1833 between Benjamin A. McCall and Caroline his wife of the town of Camden, county of Oneida |& State of New York of the first part, and Isaac Wheeler of the same place  of the 2nd part.  For the sum of $200.00, the party of the first part, sold to the party of the 2nd party, land in Camden, being part of Lot #36 in township #7, George Scriba’s patent, (adjoining land owned by John Dunsbagh) containing about 33 acres.  This is subject however to a certain mortgage given by Ashbel Upson to the commissioners of loans for the county of Oneida & state of NY in favor of said state amounting to $162.00 thereabouts.   Recorded March 25, 1835. by John D. Leland, clerk.   Book 68, pp. 296 & 297.

This Indenture made  on 6th day of (?) in 18(29?) between Isaac Wheeler of Camden, Oneida Co., NY and Letitia, his wife, of the first part and Daniel Wheeler of the same place  of the 2nd part.  The parties of the first part for the sum of $300.00, to the party of the 2nd part, that parcel of land lying in lot #22 in the west part of Township #8 in Scriba’s Patent, containing 30 ¼ acres of land. Signed, sealed & delivered in the presence of B.P. Johnson.   Recorded this 7th day of May 1833 by Geo. Brown, Clerk.  Book 61, pp. 219 & 220.

  This indenture made 4th day of May 1833 between Daniel Wheeler and Sophrona Wheeler his wife of Camden, Oneida, NY of the first part and Archibald C. Parkinson of the 2nd part.  For the sum of $300.00, the party of the first part sold to the party of the 2ndpart, that parcel of land that is part of lot #2 in the west part of township 8 in Scriba’s, consisting of 30 ¼ acres.  Book 61, pg. 220.

This indenture made the 27th day of December 1836 between Mindwell Norton of the first part Isaac Wheeler and Joseph Wheeler , all of the Town of Camden, Oneida, NY  of the 2nd part. The party of the first part, for a sum of #1.00, to her in hand paid by the pary of 2nd part,has released & quitclaim unto the said party of the 2nd part all the right , title and interest the said party of the 1st part has to and in the real estate of Jonathan Norton consisting of part of Lot #47 in Township #7, Scriba’s Patent, it being a piece of land the said Jonathan purchased of Abel Upson, deceased, containing about 30 acres.  And all the interest, the said Mindwell has in and to the estate of Susan Stuart, deceased, consisting of her right and title to the estate of Jonathan Norton, deceased as above described.  And also all the right and title the said Susan had in and to an acre of land deeded to Cyrus Norton and the said Susan by Ashbel Upson , deceased, known as the orchard lot, belonging to the above described lot, being one equal undivided half of said Orchards Lot.  Signed, sealed & delivered in the presence of  Ashbel Upson.(????)on January 12, 1837.  Recorded Oct. 7, 1845 by Delos Dewolf, Clerk.
Book 121,pg. 432.

This indenture made September 10, 1839 between Aurelia Norton of the borough of Jamestown, Chautauqua County, state of New York of the first part and Isaac & Joseph Wheeler of the Town of Camden, Oneica, New York  of the 2nd part. The party of the 1st part for the sum of $59.00, sells & quit claims all the right & title Aurelia Norton has in and to the real estate of Jonathon Norton, deceased, and her sister Susan Stuart, deceased; land being part of lot #47, George Scribas Patent, north half of Township #7, town of Camden, Co. of Oneida. Recorded by comm. Of Deeds, Chautauqua Co., NY, J. Kenyon. Recorded Oct. 7, 1845.  Delos Dewolf, Clerk.  Book 121, pg. 421.

This indenture mad the 29th day of March, 1841 between Silvester Norton of the township of Sugar Grove, County of Warren, state of Pennsylvania of the first part, and Isaac & Joseph Wheeler of the town of Camden, Co. of Oneida, New York, of the 2nd part.  The party of the 1st part for the sum of $59.00 sold to the parties of the 2nd part,all the right & title the said Silvester Norton has in and to the real estate of Jonathan Norton,
deceased,and all the right & title he has to the real estate of his sister Susan Stuart deceased, it being part of the farm once owned by Ashbel Upson deceased and purchased by him of Samuel R. Cleveland.  The land is bounded on the north by land owned by Horatio G. Torbut, on the west by Lyman Curtiss, on South by Stephen Scovill, on the east by Parsons Allen; being part of lot #47, George Scriba’s Patent, north half of Township #7, Camden, Oneida, New York. Signed by John G. Hinkley clerk of Chautauqua County, NY on March 9, 1841.  Recorded October 7,1845. Delos Dewolf, Clerk.    Book 121, pp. 432 & 433.

This indenture, made the 9th day of August 1850, between Allanson Bennett & Amanda, his wife, of the Town of Rome in the County of Oneida of the first part and Isaac Wheeler of the town of Vienna and county aforesaid of the 2nd part. The parties of the 1st part for the sum of $100.00 sell to the party of the 2nd part, all that certain piece of land being a part of Lot #8 in Fish Creek reservation, west side commencing at the corner of land in the possession of Sylvester Earl in 1844, but now owned by said Bennett where the road fence intersects the line of the new Earl lot , thence North along the fence between the road and said  Bennett’s Garden toward said Bennett’s house, 50 feet , thence back on a line parallel with the North line of a lot sold by Bennett to said Earl to the division line between said Bennett.  Halstead being 50 feet p??? on the road and running back on parallel lines until the line intersects the division line between said Bennetts & Halstead.  The said lands hereby conveyed come only to the road in front and are bounded in front on the road.  This deed is given in fulfillment of a contract dated the 7th of October 1844.  Recorded April 2, 1851.        Book 156, pp. 123 & 124.