JOSEPH KING

• Death Notes
  • Birth:   10 May 1689
      Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut
    Christening:   10 May 1689
      Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut
    Death:   6 Mar 1756
      Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut
    Burial:   1756
      Suffield, Hartford, Ct.
    

• General Notes
  • Marriage(s):
    Spouse:  Mary WILSON (AFN: JR4Z-TT)  Family 
    Marriage:  2 May 1717 
      , Hartford Co., Connecticut 
        Spouse:  Hannah DEVOTION (AFN: JR4Z-ZJ)  Family 
    Marriage:  2 Jun 1740 
      Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut
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    DEED OF JAMES KING TO JOSEPH KING.
    Dated Feby 22, 1722
    Know all Men by these presents That I James King of the
    Town of Suffield in the County of Hampshire in his Majts
    Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England divers good
    causes and considerations me hereunto moving but especially
    for and in consideration of a certain sum of money to me
    in hand paid by Joseph King of Sufneld in the county aforesd
    the receipt whereof I do acknowledge and myself therewith fully
    satisfied and contented have given, granted, bargained, sold
    made over conveyed and confirmed and do by these presents
    give, grant bargain convey and confirm unto the said Joseph
    King his heirs and assigns forever a certain piece or parcel of
    land lying and being in the Township of Suffield aforesd containing
    by estimation three acres be the same more or less
    butted and bounded as followeth viz East on the road or the
    town street, north on land belonging to Thomas Smith : West
    on a highway leading to Clay Gutter or Common Land, and
    south on land belonging to the heirs of Joseph Pomery Deceasd
    To Have and to Hold the said piece or parcel of land (it being
    given or granted to me by the Town for my son) with all the
    priviledges and appurtenances to the land belonging or any ways
    appertaining to him the said Joseph King his heirs and assigns
    forever to his and their only proper use and behoof forever
    and that the said Joseph King his heirs and assigns shall and
    may from time to time and at all times forever hereafter have
    hold use occupy possess and enjoy the said demised and bargained
    premises with ye appurtenances free and clear and freely
    and clearly acquitted, exhonorated and Discharged of and from
    all and all manner of former and other gifts, grants bargains
    sales wills entails joynters dowrys judgments and incumberances
    whatsoever furthermore I the said James King for my heirs
    executors and admts do covenant and I engage the above demised
    premises to him the said Joseph King his heirs and assigns
    against the Lawfull claims and demands of any person or persons
    whatsoever forever hereafter to secure and defend. In Witness
    whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty second
    day of Febry in the eighth year of his Majesties Reign Annoq6
    Dom. 1721/
    2
    Signed Sealed & Delived
    In the presence of us James King (seal)
    Robert Morton
    Hampshire || the ist day of March 17 % James
    King the subscriber unto the above instrument
    personally appeared and acknowledged the
    same to be his free act and deed before me
    Luke Hitchcock
    Justis of Pease (
    Endorsed — Received and Recorded July 31st 1722 In the
    Records of the County of hampshire book N° D, page 146 — John
    Pynchon Regt.)
    A photographic copy of the above deed is presented on the
    page facing this.
    On the seal to the foregoing instrument are impressed the
    King Coat of Arms which we have already discussed quite fully (
    pages 25-37 ante) and to which we need not here make
    further reference except to say it was undoubtedly that of his
    family in England and brought with him or his father to this
    country ; and although, when as a mere lad of fifteen or sixteen
    years of age he arrived in New England, he at once, in obedience
    to the prevailing sentiment of the time and place, embraced a
    trade and useful occupation, yet he was none the less of gentle
    blood and entitled to the Coat Armor he used and which his
    descendants have ever since borne.
    

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