Joseph Husted

  General Notes:

SOURCE: Mead's list of Landowners:
Joseph Husted, 15 Nov 1683, granted 3 acres of land
Joseph Husted, 23 Aug 1700, granted a parcel of land
Joseph Husted, 21 Feb 1721, deeded land to his son, David
He is listed as a legal voter in 1688.

"The records show that, July 31, 1701,
Where as it is Reported yt several Persons have conterary to ye Law of ye Colonie & to ye great damage of ye Inhabitants of ye towne made a purchas or purchases of ye Indian Natives of Land or Lands Lying within ye Limitts of ye Town pr vote make or (appoint) Thomas Close Sen'r, Ebenezer Mead, ThomasMarshall, Sergeant Knap & Joseph Heusted, to make Serh unto such Elegal purchase& use their Best Indeavor according to ye best of their discresion in ye Towne behalfe to gaine Mainetaine or defend all ye Townelands formerly granted pr generall court to ye Township & conffirmed by eye patent


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that wee Waspahing Eleg John Cack and Wohoness Indians belonging to ye town of Greenwich, for & in consideration of the value of twenty five pounds of Lawful money of this collonie to us in hand paid, by Thomas Close, Ebenezer Mead, Joshua Knap & Joseph Husted & Thomas Marshall of ye town of Greenwich, ye County of Fairfield in his majesties Collonie of Connecticut & these asosiates of Inhabitant of ye Town of Greenwich where of we do hereby acknowledge therecept & ourselves therewith full & intirely satisfied have granted bargained sold sett over and delivered and do by these presents according to ye just and due form of law in that case mad & provided do bargain &sell a certain parsell of land lying & being in ye bounds of sd.Greenwich, Bounded Easterly by biram river westerly by ye Line that parts N. Y. & Greenwich according to parties granted by Connecticut East &North by ye line that parts Connecticut Collony & New York & sout it comes to a point where ye line between N. Y. & Greenwich parts from said parsell of land to sd Thomas Close, Joseph Husted & Ebenezer Mead, Joshua Knap & Thomas Marshall & their asosiates there heirs executors administrators and assigns to ye only proper use & behoof of them sd.Thomas Close. Joseph Husted, Ebenezer Mead Joshua Knap & Thomas Marshall and their asosiates, their heirs, executors, administrators & assigns forever & we sd. Waspahing & Wohorness for ourselves our heirs executors administrators & assigns forever to ingage to warrant & defend sd. Land from all former Grants sales or bargains whatsoever.

"In Witness our hands and seals in Greenwich This twenty third day of December one thousand seven hundred & one.

Signed, sealed & delivered

"1696, July 7th,
Ye towne. Being informed yd Rye people have Impropriated land within our towne Bounds wherefore ye town for their better satisfaction do apoint yt ye towne men of Rye be aquainted by a Line from our Towne Clerk yt ye Towne do Intreate yt the Dividing Line between each towne may bee sam as formerly ordered. In order to which yeTown have apointed Thomas Close Sr., Joshua Knap & Joseph Heusted to Runsd line with those apointed by our neighbors at Rye.'

Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County Pennsylvania, Vol II
Genealogical and Biographical
Hustead
(III) Joseph , son of Angell Hustead , was born in Greenwich, Connecticut, about 1662 . He married Sarah , maiden name unknown. Children: David ,of whom further; Sarah , Abigail , Jonathan , John

Marriage 1 SARAH SEYMORE b: abt 1655
Married: 16 NOV 1683 in Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT
Children
DAVID HUSTED b: 1685 in Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT

Sources:
Abbrev: Mead, Spencer P. Ye History of He Town of Greenwich.
Note:
Mead, Spencer P. Ye History of He Town of Greenwich.
Page: p. 577.

MEAD, JONATHAN, and his wife, April 13, 1718, sold all their right,title, and interest in the estate of Joseph HUSTED, deceased.

Joseph married Sarah Seymour about 15 Nov 1683 in Greenwich, Fairfield Co, Connecticut, USA. (Sarah Seymour was born about 1655.)