Land: Indenture From THOMAS To THOMAS. 1856. Fayette Co., PA 
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Land Indenture From THOMAS To THOMAS.. "Recorded and Compared" September 20th 
1856..On File at Uniontown Courthouse, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
 
 
 
Know all Men by these presents that Jacob M. Thomas and Hepulah his wife of the 
said Thomas of Preston County, Virginia, in consideration of one hundred dollars 
to us in hand paid Daniel M. Thomas of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, the receipt 
whereof we do here by acknowledge have being received, sold and quit claim unto 
the said Daniel M. Thomas and to his heirs and assigns forever all of our and 
each of our right, title, interest estate claim and demand both at law and in 
equity to all that certain farm or piece of land lying in Wharton Township, 
Fayette County, Pennsylvania, joining Henry Ringer, Joseph Zimmermon, William 
(Cluderton?). The same to be sixty acres more or less now occupied by John M. 
Thomas, in Witness where of we have here unto let our hand and seals the 18th 
day of our Lord in the year Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Six.
                                                                   SIGNED BY:
                                                                   Jacob M. 
Thomas (seal)
                                                                   Hepulah 
Thomas  (seal)
Fayette County (ss)
 This eighteenth day of September A.D. 1856 before me the subscriber one of the 
justice of the peace in and for the said county, Personally appeared the within 
named Jacob M. Thomas and said Hepulah his wife and in due form of law 
acknowledge the within written indenture to be their act and deed and desire the 
same to be recorded as such and the said Hepulah being of full age age and 
separate and apart from her husband by me there in privately examined and the 
full contents of the written deed being by me first known unto her did then upon 
declare and say that she did indenture deed of conveyance without any coercion 
or compulsion of her husband. Witness my Hand and Seal the day and year afore 
said.
 
                                                               Abraham Thomas 
(esquire)
                                                                            
(seal)