Henry Hutchinson
Life events
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15 Dec 1843
Property1
Toronto Township, York County, Ontario, Canada
John Belcher, a blacksmith who had acquired a mortgage originally held by Robert Swales, certified on December 15, 1843, that Edward Stinson had fully paid and satisfied all debts associated with the loan. This certificate was officially recorded in the York County registry in January 1844, formally discharging the mortgage and confirming Stinson's fulfillment of the financial obligation.
Deed Transcript
Deed Transcript
Margin Note for No. 22080
No 22080 Recorded Jany 2nd 1844 at 11 oClock AM on the oath of James Daniell John Ridout Reg
Verbatim Transcription of No. 22080
No. 22080 To the Registrar of the County of York I John Belcher of the Township of Toronto in the Home District Blacksmith Do hereby certify that Edward Stinson of the Township aforesaid Cooper hath paid and satisfied all such sum and sums of money as were due and owing upon a mortgage made by the said Edward Stinson to Robert Swales of the said Township Tailor bearing date the fourteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine and registered at Twelve of the Clock noon on the thirty first day of June following. and which said Mortgage was assigned by the said Robert Swales to me on the thirty first day of July in the same year, in full discharge of the same. And I do hereby require an entry of such payment and Satisfaction to be made pursuant to an Act of the legislature in that case made and provided as witness my hand and seal, this Fifteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty three.
John Belcher [LS]
Attested by James Daniell of the City of Toronto Gentleman and Edward Buley Smith of the same place Gentleman
Note: In the original document, the date of registration for the previous mortgage is written as "the thirty first day of June," which appears to be a clerical error in the record as June only has 30 days.
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15 Nov 1845
Property2
Toronto Township, York County, Ontario, CanadaLot 7, Concession 1
Henry Hutchinson and his wife Isabella mortgaged a 50-acre tract on Lot 7, First Concession South of Dundas Street, to William Laird for fifty pounds. The agreement required the loan to be repaid with interest within one year and was formally registered following an oath provided by witness Edward Stinson.
Deed Transcript
Deed Transcript
No. 25616 Recorded 24th Nov 1845 at 12 o'clock AM the oath of Edward Stinson John Ridout
A Memorial to be Registered pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf of a Deed purporting to be a Bargain and Sale by way of Mortgage bearing date the fifteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty five and purporting to be made between Henry Hutchinson of the Township of Toronto in the County of York in the Home District and province of Canada Labourer of the first part Sabella Hutchinson wife of the said party of the first part of the second part and William Laird of the Township of Toronto in the Home District and province of Canada Yeoman of the third part Whereas it is witnessed that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds of lawful money of Canada the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said Indenture hath given granted bargained sold aliened released enfeoffed conveyed and confirmed unto the said party of the third part his heirs and assigns all and certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the Township of Toronto in the County of York Home District and province of Canada containing by admeasurement Fifty acres be the same more or less being the north East quarter of Lot number Seven in the First Concession South of Dundas Street in the Township of Toronto aforesaid and which may be more particularly known and described as follows that is to say commencing in front of the said Concession at the North East angle of the said Lot then Southerly following the limit between lots number seven and six forty chains more or less to the centre of the said Concession then Westerly parallel to the concession road twelve chains and fifty links more or less to the lands conveyed to one Joseph Mapston then Northerly following the said lands of the said Joseph Mapston to the allowance for road in front of the said Concession then Easterly along the Concession road to the place of beginning together with all and singular the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging to hold to the said party of the third part his heirs and assigns to the use of the said party of the third part his heirs and assigns for ever Subject to the reservations limitations and conditions expressed in the original grant thereof from the Crown And whereas it is further witnessed that the said party of the second part hath remised released and for ever relinquished her Dower in the said premises unto him the said party of the third part. Subject nevertheless to a proviso therein contained that the said Indenture and everything therein shall be void on payment by the said party of the first part his heirs executors administrators or assigns to the said party of the third part his executors administrators or assigns of the sum of Fifty pounds of lawful money of Canada with interest thereon on the day and time and in manner following that is to say the said Fifty pounds with the interest on or before the fifteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty six Which said Indenture as to the Execution thereof is witnessed by William Burnamon Rice Surveyor and Edward Stinson Corper both of the aforesaid place and this Memorial thereof is hereby required to be Registered by me the said party of the first part therein mentioned as witness my hand and seal this fifteenth day of November 1845.
Signed and Sealed in the presence of Wm B. Price Edward Stinson Henry Hutchinson [Seal] Isabella Hutchinson [Seal]
Edward Stinson's Role
Based on the document, Edward Stinson’s roles were as follows:
Witness: He served as a witness to the execution of the Indenture between Henry Hutchinson, Sabella Hutchinson, and William Laird.
Deponent: He provided the official oath to the Registrar (John Ridout) on November 24, 1845, to verify the memorial for registration.
Occupation: He is identified in the text as a "Corper" (Cooper).