DEED: Joseph KELLEY to Conrad HARDINGER, 1804, Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford County, PA

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Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
Deed Book F, Pages 493-494
Dated 28 Nov 1804

JOSEPH KELLEY to CONRAD HARDINGER

This Indenture: Know all men by these presents that I JOSEPH KELLEY of Bedford 
County and Cumberland Valley I do signe over all my rights, title, claims and 
demands unto CONRAD HARDINGER for in consideration of one hundred and fifty 
dollars ($150) lawful money of the State of Pennsylvania such of the lands and 
tenements and all you tenchels belonging to the same and three horses and all 
the cattle, sheep and hogs and I do hereby signed over all and singular all the 
goods household stuff, implements and furniture particularly mentioned and 
expressed and contained in the schedule thereunto annexed to have and to hold 
all and singular the said goods, and household stuff and furniture and other the 
premises above mentioned or intended so to be to the said CONRAD HARDINGER until 
the above debt of one hundred and fifty dollars is satisfied unto said CONRAD 
HARDINGER by said JOSEPH KELLEY and then this bill is satisfied for to remain no 
more in force against the said JOSEPH KELLEY NB. Otherwise y do signe over my 
waggon and Geirs and all belonging thereunto the said CONRAD HARDINGER given 
under my hand and also the graine in the stacks or barren and corn only what is 
made use of in the family. JOSEPH (x) KELLEY.
Test JOHN DART SENIOR.
Bedford County SS:
Personally appeared JOSEPH KELLEY before me the subscriber, one of the Justices 
of the Peace for said county and acknowledged the above to be his act and deed 
to all intents and purposes, therein mentioned acknowledged November 28, 1804 
before me GEORGE HARDINGER.
Recorded and compared with original the 5th day of February 1805.
JACOB BONNETT, Recorded