•^ Articles of agreement were entered into between the two brothers, that if either of them died without issue, the survivor, or issue of the survivor, if any, should take the estate. - -.•■

<■ Uaulap's Hist, of N. Y. vol. i. 272. v ,'-. '

To face pnge 284, vol. ii.

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284 HISTORY OF THE

20lh day of Oclobcr, 1644, was by the said Arenl van Curler, upon the 10th day of July, 1651, transported and made over unto Jacob Jans Stall, and upon the 19th day of December, 1062, conveyed by Matthews de Vos, as attorney of Geerlruyt Andries, the widow of the said Jacob Jansen S/oll, unto Geertrieu Hendrick, formerly the widow of Andries Hoppen, and by her upon the same day, (with the approbation and consent of Dirck Girrits van Tright, then her husband,) m.ade over to Harman Smeeman, who, upon the 22d day of October, 1664, sx)Id and conveyed the same for a valuable consideration unto Samuel Edsall, late of this city, beaver maker, now for a contirrnation unto him, the said Samuel Edsall, in his possession and enjoyment of the premises.