Johnsons quit-claim their 12 acres to John Chadwick for $1, indenture and deed (New York Land Records, 1873-07-08).jpg
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Johnsons quit-claim their 12 acres to John Chadwick for $1, indenture and deed (New York Land Records, 1873-07-08).jpg
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John Johnson to Chadwick (Index of Deeds) 161:78 (Lot 10) 12 Acres - On July 8, 1873, John and Hannah sell the land to Chadwick for $1.
Why quit-claim? AI: “A quit-claim deed doesn’t promise clear title—it just says, 'If we own any part of this property, it’s yours now.' It’s often used to clear up boundary disputes, transfer family holdings, or handle minor adjustments without the warranties of a full 'bargain and sell' or 'warranty' deed.”
Why quit-claim? AI: “A quit-claim deed doesn’t promise clear title—it just says, 'If we own any part of this property, it’s yours now.' It’s often used to clear up boundary disputes, transfer family holdings, or handle minor adjustments without the warranties of a full 'bargain and sell' or 'warranty' deed.”
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1873-07-08
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“Johnsons quit-claim their 12 acres to John Chadwick for $1, indenture and deed (New York Land Records, 1873-07-08).jpg,” North Tonawanda History, accessed June 26, 2025, https://nthistory.com/items/show/4164.