Land: Thomas Kinton to John Kinton, 1847: Bedford Borough, Bedford Co, PA

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BOOK Y.
Page 62.
Deed Indenture # 11033
November 10, 1847

THOMAS KINTON 
     to 
JOHN KINTON

November 10th 1847.  Articles of Agreement made this tenth day of November
between   THOMAS KINTON   on the one part  and    JOHN KINTON   on the other,
the said  THOMAS KINTON  agree to bargain and sell to the said  JOHN  a patent
tract of land called the   JOHN ADAMS   tract in  NAPIER township, Bedford
County containing his share of said tract for the consideration of one hundred
and twenty dollars to be paid in the following manner, to pay forty dollars in
hand by said  THOMAS  taking a beef and a fat hog  and forty dollars the first
day of May 1848  and forty dollars the first day of May 1849, the beef to be
at 400 per to be delivered on or before the twentieth of November and the fat
hot to be market price whereof we have set, our hand and seal this tenth day
of November in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty seven.  

Test							       Thomas KINTON  [Seal]
Samuel S. Stuckey					John KINTON        [Seal]

The said   THOMAS  agreed to asign over all his right, title, claim and
intensity to the said  JOHN  forever. 
Test							Thomas KINTON  	[Seal]
Samuel S. Stuckey

Bedford County.  Be it remembered that on the 28th day of December A.D. 1848
personally appeared   THOMAS KINTON   the grantor mentioned in the foregoing
Article of Agreement  and acknowledged the said instrument of writing to be
the act and deed and desired that same as such might be recorded accordingly.
In Testimony whereof I have hence unto set my hands and seal the day and year
aforesaid.  
                                       W.  Chapman, J.P.  [Seal]

Recorded & Compared 28th day of Decmeber A.D. 1848