Samuel Cutlers · Philip Abercrombie · J. William Nelson Rogers · Isaac Witt Newtons · George Rice · Phil Rice · Hall
The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents that I One Dr. Cornwall & I Mary E
Cornwall wife of said Doris Dr. of Almeira Allegany County & state of
Pennsylva in consideration of the sum of ten & five dollars paid by Jason
Rundell of Charlestown County of Washington state of Rhode Island
the receipt whereof i do hereby acknowledge and for other good and
valuable considerations to diversify grant convey sell and assign unto
said Jason Rundell forever all that undivided one half
part of three undivided tracts of lands lying and being in the town
of Charlestown aforesaid with the buildings and improvements thereon and
known as the Dickenson farm The home farm containing about sixs acres
bounded South by the line of Samuel Stallworth established by
lands of people’s Field and Phebe Stallworth boundary by lands of Benjamin G
William Nelson Roger Howe Neil Williams and bounded West by boundaries
long road with two wooded islands in said Pond Also about three acres
of land bounded East by Adoniram Pond front about by lands of George Rice
South by the dam and West by lands of Steven Rice Also about twenty
acres of wood land bounded North by Phil Rice South by Phil Rice
bounded by lands of the people’s Rice and West by the land of Joseph Brock
measuring and extending boundary to convey an amount of the same land
described I have now sold ceded granted and conveyed premises unto
the privileges and appurtenances thereunto to the said Jason Rundell to his
heirs and assigns forever and we said Doris & Mary Cornwall for ourselves
and our heirs executes and Administrators covenant to warrant with the said Jason
Rundell his heirs and assigns that we are lawfully seized in fee of the premises
That they are free of all encumbrances and that we are good ready to sell and
convey the same to the said Jason Rundell forever to all and appurtenances
and that we will warrant and defend same to the said Jason Rundell his
heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of
all persons So in testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
seals the 17th day of March A.D. 1870
In presence of
W. P. Brown
[illegible]
Doris B. Cornwall L.S.
Mary E. Cornwall L.S.
State of Pennsylvania County Allegany SS I Daniel G. Fowler of said County on this 17th day of
March 1870 personally appeared before me Doris B. Cornwall and acknowledged to
be foregoing to be her hand and sealing and act deed At the same time and place
Spruce E. Cornwall wife of said Doris B. one of the subscribers to the
foregoing instrument having been summoned here one privately and apart from her husband
and after having said instrument shown and explained to her and after she
being asked whether she desired the same to be her hand and sealing act and seal that she
did wish to acknowledge the same
Walter Wesley - Justice of the Peace
State of Pennsylvania Allegany County Witnesses of this
I Mr. R. W. Neely Clerk of the County of Allegany and also Clerk of
the County and Supreme Courts for the said County of the same County
of record do hereby certify that Walter Wesley before whom the above instrument
in writing was performed acknowledged at the time of signing such deed of
acknowledgment a public of the presence and in our presence said instrument
was signed and authorized to the same and that I am acquainted with his
hand writing and hereby believe that the signatures to said instrument belong to said
acknowledgment is genuine and that said instrument is acknowledged according to
the laws of this state In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said County and County at Bridgetown this 17th day of March 1870
R. W. Neely Clerk Allegany County
Pennsylva L.S.
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