Land: Henry Harden and Hannah to John Leech, 1846: Fayette Co, PA

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Deed of Henry Harden and Hannah to John Leech.  Deed dated November 7, 1846.
Deed same tract of land in deed of George to Joseph Hardin, Joseph to Henry
Hardin.

This Indenture made the seventh day of November in the year of Our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty six, between Henry Harden of George
Township Fayette County Pa. & Hannah his wife of the one part and John
Leech of Fayette County and State aforesaid of the other part Winesseth that
the said Henry Harden and Hannah his wife for and in consideration of the
sum of forty five dollars to them in hand paid by the said John Leech at and
before the insealing and delivering hereof the receipt whereof they do hereby
acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever discharge the said John Leech his
heirs and executors and administrators have granted bought sold aliened
released and confirmed and by these presents do grant and bargain sell alien
and release and confirm unto the said John Leech and to his heirs and assigns
all that certain  lot or parcel of land situated in George Township Fayette
County and state aforesaid____ bounded as follows viz beginning at
Kenasons corner North east -- perches, east 18 perches.  North east 10
perches to corner at the creek.  North West 632 perches to corner on J. H.
Oliphant line from corner on J. H. Oliphant line back to Kenasons corner.
South 70 perches to place of beginning  containig seven acres and a half if not
condition is that the said Harden is to make up the said amount  to the said
Leech if more the said Leech is to pay said Harden at the rate of six dollars
an acre it being part of a tract of land conveyed to George Harden to Joseph
Harden, and by Joseph Harden and wife conveyed to Henry Harden and
part of a tract of land and part of a tract of land sold from Isaiah Marshal
by the Sheriff and deeded to John Austin Esq. and assigned to Henry
Harden  his heirs and assigned together with all and singular the sights and
priviledges hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever thereto belonging or
in anywise appertaining and also all the estate right title  interest and property
claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Henry Harden and Hannah
his wife in law or equity or otherwise however of into or -- the same.  To
have and to hold the said lot or parcel of land containing seven and a half
acres hereditaments and promises hereby granted with the appurtenances unto
the said John Leech his heirs and assigns  to the only proper use and behoof
of the said John Leech his heirs and assigns forever and the said henry and
Hannah his wife for themselves their heirs executors and administrators do
covenant promise grant and agree to and with the said John Leech his heirs
and assigns by these presents that they the said Henry Harden and Hannah
his wife and their heirs the said  above mentioned and described lot or parcel
of land  hereby granted  with  the appurtenances unto the said John Leech his
heirs and assigns against him  the said Henry Harden and his heirs  and
assigns  and against all and  other person and persons whomsoever lawfully
claiming a to claim the same is any part or parcel thereof shall and will
warrant and forever defend by these presents.  In Witness whereof the said
parties to these presents have hereto set there hands and seals this 7th day of
April A.D. 1847.                                        Henry Harden (Seal)
Signed and Sealed in the presence of                    Hannah x Harden (Seal)
John R. Means
A. G. Osborn
Fayette County S.S. Before me the subscriber one of the Justices of the peace
in and for the said County personally came  the above named Henry Harden
and Hannah his wiofe who in  do form of law acknowledge the above
indenture to be there act and deed and desired that the same might be recorded
as such.  the said Hannah being of full age and by me duly examined separate
and apart from her said  husband and the contents  of the foregoing indenture
being first  made fully known to her declared that she did voluntarily and of
her own free will and accord seal and as her act  and deed delivered the same
without any coercion  or compulsion of her said husband.  In Testimony
whereof I have hereto set my hand  and seal this 7th day of April A.D.
1848.                                                   John R. Means (Seal)
Recorded & Compared 8th November A.D. 1848