Land: James Kinton to Allen Kinton, 1854: Napier Twp, Bedford Co, PA

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DEED INDENTURE: # 13793
Book AD 
Page 365, 366, 367.
Written:  March 2, 1854

JAMES KINTON 
             to
ALLEN KINTON

This Indenture made the second day of March in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty four.  Between   JAMES KINTON   of   Napier
Township, Bedford County and the State of Pennsylvania, farmer and  MARY  his
wife of the first part and their son  ALLEN KINTON  of the same place, farmer
of the second part.  Witnessed that the said  JAMES KINTON  and   MARY  his
wife for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which they
have and bear unto the said   ALLEN KINTON  and also for and in consideration
of the sum of two hundred dollars lawful money of the United States of America
unto them well and truly paid by the said  ALLEN KINTON at and before the
sealing and delivery of these present the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged have granted, bargained, sold,  aliened, enfeoffed, released and
confirmed and by these present do grant, bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff,
release and confirm unto the said   ALLEN KINTON   and to his heirs and
assigns all that certain tenement and tract of land lying and being in Napier
Township, aforesaid, beginning at a post in the public road from Schellsburg
to GEORGE MULLEN'S thence by land now held by JOHN WEIDLEIN SMITH three
degrees east one hundred and sixty three perches to a fallen black oak thence
by land now held by ANDREW EMMET, north sixty five and one fourth degrees,
east one hundred fifty two and four tenth perches to a post in said public
road along said road and land of this same tract, north thirty seven degrees,
west eighteen perches, north fifty two degrees, west fourteen perches, north
twenty five degrees, west eight perches, north sixty degrees, west twenty
perches, north fifty six perches, north fifty one and one half degrees, west
thirty seven perches to a white oak, north eight degrees, west tweny-nine
perches, north thirty seven degrees, west eighteen perches to a post the place
of Beginning, containing seventy one acres  and forty seven perches and
allowance of six percent for roads [?] [?],  being part of a larger tract of
land containing two hundred and thirty one acres one hundred and ten perches
and allowance for surveyed in pursuance of a warrant dated the 10th of
November 1788 granted to   JOHN KINTON   to whom the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania by Patent bearing date the 18th day of March 1816 enrolled in
Patent Book H., Volume 13, Page 267 confirmed to the said   JOHN KINTON    his
heirs  and assigns forever whose right of, in, to the same sundry deeds and
assurances in the last duly had and taken became rested in the said   JAMES
KINTON    part hereto his heirs and assigns forever.  Together with all and
singular the houses, barns, stables, woods, ways, water, water-courses,
rights, liberties, privileges here, instruments and appurtenances whatsoever
hereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the revisions remainders,
rents, issues and profits thereof, and all the estate, right, titles, interest
, property claim and demand whatsoever of them the said   JAMES KINTON    and
MARY   his wife in law equity otherwise however, of in and to the same and
every part thereof.  To have and to hold the said [?] , tenement  and tract of
seventy-one acres and forty seven perches of land and allowance and ? and
premises hereby granted or mentioned and intended so to be [?] the
appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging unto the said  ALLEN KINTON  his
heirs, and assigns, to and for the only proper use and behalf of the said
ALLEN KINTON   his  heirs and assigns forever.  And the said   JAMES KINTON
and   MARY his wife for themselves, their heirs, executors, and administrators
do by these present, covenant, grant and agree to and with the said   ALLEN
KINTON  his heirs and assigns, that they the said   JAMES KINTON   and  MARY
his wife  and their heirs all and singular the here testament and premises
herein above described and granted or mentioned and intending so to be, with
the appurtenances unto the said   ALLEN KINTON   and his heirs and assigns,
against them the said   JAMES KINTON  and  MARY his wife and their heirs, and
against all and every other person or persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or
to claim the same or any part thereof shall and will warrant and forever
defend,  In Witness whereof this said parties to these present have hereunto
interchangeably set their hands and seals dated the day and year first above
written.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
SIMON KINTON,			                 JAMES KINTON 	       [Seal]
REBECCA KINTON,			           MARY    [X]     KINTON 	 [Seal]
JAMES MULLIN					              her mark 

Received on the day of the date above Indenture of the therein named  ALLEN
KINTON   the sum  of two hundred dollars in full for the consideration money
above mentioned. 
Witness
JAMES MULLIN				                   JAMES KINTON
SIMON KINTON

Page 367.
Pennsylvania, Bedford County.
Be it remembered that on the second day of March Anno Domini 1854 before me
one of the Justices of the Peace of said County personally came the above
named  JAMES KINTON   and   MARY  his wife and acknowledged the above
Indenture to be their act and deed and desired that the same might be recorded
as such, according to law.  She, the said   MARY  being of full age and being
by one in due  form of law, examined separate and apart from her said husband,
and the full contents of the above deed being by me made known to her, she,
upon such separate examination, declared that she did voluntarily, and of her
own free will and accord seal, and as her act and deed, deliver the same,
without any coercion or compulsion of her said husband.  In testimony whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written.

						James Mullin, J.P.  [Seal] 

Recorded & Compared the 26th Jan. A.D. 1857.
						D. Markabough, Recorder