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John B. Tuck
Attorney and Counselor at Law
504-506 Dillaye Memorial Building
Syracuse, N.Y.
June 23, 1916.

Mr. Henry W. Ranger,
Noank, Conn

Dear Sir; 
I am having considerable difficulty with the attorney for Mr. Griffin in obliging him to take a quitclaim deed of the farm property in the Town of Fabius which you are conveying. Your contract calls for your giving a good and sufficient deed of conveyance so that irrespective of the kind of deed that you give, Mr. Griffin is entitled, for the consideration he pays, to good title to the property. There is, therefore, no point in our refusing to give a warranty deed. He does not ask a full covenant warranty, but only a plain warranty deed such as I am enclosing. I will ask you, therefore, to execute the enclosed deed, acknowledge it before a Notary Public, and have a County Clerk's certificate attached, returning to me.
In the event that I am obliged to leave before this deed arrives, I will make arrangements with one of my associates to close the matter for me. I already have Mr. Griffin's check to cover the recording fee and his promissory note for $23.83, the amount of the difference between the mortgage and the balance due on the contract.
Yours Truly, 
Jno B. Tuck
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