Susanna R. Steed transferred four separate Lewis and Clark County properties to three individuals — all bearing the Steed surname — on the same day last week, a pattern in the recorder's office that suggests a deliberate redistribution of a substantial family real estate portfolio.
All four deeds were recorded May 19, 2026, with transfers going to Weston Michael Straight, Joshua N. Steed, Manti J. Steed, and Moroni W. Steed. The transactions are recorded consecutively in Book M65, spanning pages 4022 through 4026, which indicates they were filed together rather than separately over time.
The same-day transfers are notable in the context of Susanna Steed's broader footprint in local property records. Public filings show her name appearing across 28 recorded documents tied to 15 distinct properties in Lewis and Clark County, spread across real estate, capital flow, and development records — one of the larger individual property profiles in recent county recorder activity.
The nature of the transfers — moving assets to what appear to be family members while retaining the Steed name across most of the receiving parties — is consistent with estate planning or a family trust distribution, though the deeds themselves do not specify consideration paid or the purpose of the transfers. No dollar amounts were listed in the recorded documents.
Helena residents can view the full deed records at the Lewis and Clark County Recorder's Office. Properties tied to the transfers have not yet been individually identified in public filings reviewed for this report.