DEED: John & Elizabeth LOUDON to John W. COLYER, 1862, 1866, Blair County, PA

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Blair County Deed Book S, page 254
Written: October 15, 1862
Recorded: July 30, 1866

Deed - John Loudon and wife to John W. Colyer
 
  This Indenture, made the fifteenth day of October in the Year of our 
Lord one thousand Eight hundred and sixty-two Between John Loudon 
merchant of the Borough of Altoona Blair County State of Pennsylvania 
and Elizabeth his wife of the first part and John W. Colyer stone mason 
of Logan Township County and State aforesaid of of the other part 
Witnesseth, That the Said John Loudon and Elizabeth his wife for and in 
consideration of the Sum of one hundred and Eighty-two dollars and 
fifty-cents lawful money of the United States of America, unto them 
well and truly paid by the Said John W. Colyer at and before the 
Sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt - whereof is hereby 
acknowledged have granted bargained Sold, aliened enfeoffed, released 
and confirmed, and by these presents do grant bargain, Sell, alien, 
enfeoff, release and confirm unto the Said John Colyer, his heirs and 
assigns, All of that certain for or piece of ground lying and situated 
in the village of Fairmount in Logan Township in county of Blair State 
of Pennsylvania the Said lot being No. 4, in the Plan of Said Village 
of Fairmount - Bounded as follows Commencing at the upper corner of lot 
No 3, on the dry Gap Road and Extending along Said road fifty-feet to 
lot No. 5, and thence Back one hundred and Sixty-five feet to an alley 
twelve feet wide and along Said alley fifty-feet, area also one half of 
lot no 5 in the Same village beginning at the upper corner of the above 
described lot, on the dray gap road and Extending along Said road 
twenty-five feet to the middle of lot no 5, and thence Back to said 
alley one hundred and Sixty-five feet the Said lot and half lot being 
part of a larger piece of ground Conveyed by James Hull and Wife ------ 
by deed to John Loudon.
  Together with all and Singular the Buildings Improvements ways waters 
Water Courses, Rights Liberties Privileges Hereditaments and 
appurtenances whatsoever therewith belonging or in anywise 
appertaining, and the revenues and ******* Rents Issues and Profets 
thereof, and all the Estate right title Interest, property, claim and 
demand whatsoever of them the Said John Loudon and Elizabeth his wife 
in law Equity or otherwise heresoever of in and to the Same and every 
part - thereof
  To have and to hold the Said lot and half lot of ground with the 
Hereditaments and Premises hereby granted, or mentioned and intended So 
to be, with the appurtenances unto the Said John W. Colyer his heirs 
and assigns, to and for the only proper use and **** of of the Said 
John W. Colyer his heirs and assigns forever.
  And the Said John Loudon and Elizabeth his wife their heirs Executors 
and administrators do by these presents, Covenant, grant and agree to 
and with the Said John W. Colyer his heirs and assigns, that they the 
Said John Loudon and Elizabeth his wife their heirs, and and Singular 
and Hereditaments and Premises herein above described and granted or 
mentioned and intended So to be with, the appurtenances, unto the Said 
John W. Colyer his heirs and assigns, against them the said John Loudon 
and Elizabeth his wife their heirs, and against all and Every other 
Person or persons wheresoever lawfully claiming or to claim the Same or 
any part thereof Shall and will be these Presents Warrant and forever 
Defend.
   In Witness whereof the Said parties to these Presents have hereunto 
interchangeably Set their hands and Seals, Dated the day and Year first 
above written
 
Sealed & Delivered in the Presence of us, Jesse Smith John Griffin
 
John Loudon
Elizabeth P. Loudon
 
  Received, the day of the date of the within or aforegoing Indenture 
of the within named John W. Colyer one hundred and Eighty-two dollars 
and fifty-cents it being the consideration money in full of the within 
indenture
 
John Loudon
 
Blair County SS:
  On the fifteenth day of October, Anno Domini 1862, before me one of 
the Justices of the Peace in and for Blair County personally appeared 
the above named John Loudon and Elizabeth his wife and in due form of 
law acknowledged the above Indenture to be their and Each of their act 
and deed and desired the same might be recorded as Such, and the Said 
Elizabeth his wife being of full age and separate and apart from her 
said husband by me these are privately examined, used the full contents 
of the above Deed being by me first made Known unto her did thereupon 
declare and say that she did voluntarily and of her own free will and 
accord sign, Seal, and as her act & deed, deliver the above written 
Indenture, Deed or Conveyance, without any ******* or Compulsion of her 
Said husband. Witness my hand and seal, the day and Year aforesaid
 
Recorded July 30th A.D. 1866, by D. M. Jones, Recorder
 
John Griffin, J.P.
 
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