Land: Thomas & Mary Hibben to James C. Seaton, 1814: Uniontown, Fayette Co, PA

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The following is transcribed from LDS film #0863553 - Fayette County Court
House Records of Deeds and Mortgages Vol. K,  p. 188 - 189. Installment sale by
Thomas & Mary Hibben to James C. Seaton in 1814.

THIS INDENTURE made the twelfth day of February in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen between James C. Seaton and Elizabeth his
wife of Union Town in the County of Fayette of the one part and Thomas Hibben
of the same place of the other. WHEREAS the said James C. Seaton in and by five
several writing Obligations under his hand and seal bearing even date herewith
standeth bound unto the said Thomas Hibben in the sum of five thousand dollars
conditioned for the payment of twenty five hundred dollars in the following
manner to wit five hundred dollars with interest on the first day of April
1815, five hundred dollars on the first day of April 1816, five hundred dollars
on the first day of April 1817 - Five hundred dollars on the first day of April
1818 and the sum of five hundred dollars on the first day of April 1819 as in
any by the said obligations and conditions thereof relation being thereunto had
more fully and at large appears. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH  that the said
James C. Seaton and Elizabeth his wife as well for and in consideration of the
aforesaid debts or sums of money of the two thousand five hundred dollars and
the interest thereon and during the payment of the same to the said Thomas
Hibben his executors administrators and assigns in discharge of the said
recited obligations as the further sum of one dollar to them in hand paid by
the said Thomas Hibben the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged HAVE granted
bargained and sold and by their presents DO grant bargain and sell unto the
said Thomas Hibben his heirs and assigns all that certain Lot of ground known
and distinguished in that part of Jacobs Addition to Union Town by Number
twenty one and the same now sold by Thomas Hibben to the said James C. Seaton.
To Have and To Hold the said Lot of ground with the appurtenances unto the said
Thomas Hibben his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the
said Thomas Hibben his heirs and assigns forever. Provided always nevertheless
that if the said James C. Seaton his heirs executors or administrators shall
and do well and truly pay ______ __ unto the said Thomas Hibben his executors
administrators or assigns the debt or sum of money of two thousand five hundred
dollars on the days and times herein before mentioned with the interest thereon
according to the conditions of the said recited obligations without any fraud
or further delay then and from the thenceforth as well this present Indenture
and the estate hereby granted as the said recited obligations shall cease
determine and become null and void to all intents and purposes anything
heretofore contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding. Witness
whereof the said James C. Seaton and Elizabeth his wife have thereunto set
their hands and seals the day and year aforesaid         James C. Seaton
                                                         Elizabeth Seaton
Signed & delivered in the presence of
Thos. Hadden & James Lindsay

On the day of the date aforesaid Recd of Thomas Hibben one Dollar the
consideration money before mentioned  
 Test   Thos. Hadden           James C. Seaton

Fayette County Pa  - The 14th day of February 1814 Before me the subscriber one
of the Commonwealth Justices of the peace in and for the County aforesaid
Personally appeared James C. Seaton and Elizabeth his wife and acknowledged the
foregoing Mortgage to be their act and deed  she the said Elizabeth having been
examined separate and apart for her said husband declared that she of her own
voluntary will seal and as her act and deed deliver the same without any
condition or compulsion of her said husband the contents thereof having been
made known to her Given under my hand and seal the same
day                     James Lindsay

		RECORDED AND COMPARED 12TH  April 1814