COURT: Michael MURRETS Heirs to Theodore H. CREMER, 1853, Huntingdon County, PA

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Source: Orphans Court Record I-2, Pg. 382
Written: April 5, 1853
Recorded: May 9, 1853

ORPHAN'S COURT  RECORD  I-2,  PAGE  382
Release  -  Michael Murrets Heirs  TO  Theodore H. Cremer

	To all people to whom these presents shall come, John Murrits, David 
Murrits, George Murrits, John Jacobs and Molly (his wife, by their attorney in 
fact Thomas P. Campbell) and Mary Murrits heirs of Michael Murrits dec. of the 
Township of Henderson, County of Huntingdon and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 
Send Greeting. Know ye that the said John Murrits, David Murrits, George 
Murrits, John Jacobs & Molly, his wife, and Mary Murrits for and in 
consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars, have remised, released and 
forever quit claimed unto Theodore H. Cremer, Esquire, of the borough and 
County of Huntingdon and Commonwealth aforesaid, and to his heirs and assigns 
forever, all the estate, right, title, interest, property, claim and demand 
whatsoever of them the said John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John 
Jacobs and Molly, his wife late Molly Murrits and Mary Murrits of in and to 
all that tract of land containing two hundred and sixty six acres, be the same 
more or less, situate in Henderson township aforesaid, bounded by lands of the 
heirs of Alexander Gwin, Esquire, deceased, lands of Elisha Shoemaker, and 
John McCahan, it being the same tract of land sold by the Sheriff of 
Huntingdon County, as the property of George Murrits, Senior and purchased by 
the said Theodore H. Cremer, Esquire, with the appurtenances, to have and to 
hold the said messuage and tract of land and premises above mentioned unto the 
said Theodore H. Cremer, Esquire his heirs and assigns forever. So that 
neither the said John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John Jacobs and 
Molly, his wife, and Mary Murrits, nor their heirs, nor any other person or 
persons for them or in their names or right shall or may by any ways or means, 
whatsoever, at any time hereafter, claim, challenge or demand any estate, 
right, title or interest, of, in, or to the said messuage, lands or premises, 
or any part thereof but from all and every action and actions, estate, right, 
title, interest, of, in, or to the said messuage, claim and demand to any part 
of the said premises, they and every of them shall be forever barred by these 
presents, and the said John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John 
Jacobs and Molly, his wife late Molly Murrits and Mary Murrits and their heirs 
the said messuage, lands, hereditaments and premises with the appurtenances to 
the said Theodore H. Cremer, Esquire, his heirs and assigns, against them the 
said John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John Jacobs and Molly, his 
wife, and Mary Murrits, their heirs and assigns shall and  warrant and forever 
defend. In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands and 
seals, the fifth day of April A.D. eighteen hundred and fifty three.   
Sealed and delivered in presence of  M. F. Campbell.
John Murrits - David Murrits - Tho. P. Campbell (atty. For J. Jacobs & wife) - 
Molly Jacobs - George Murrits - Mary Murrits

    Received the day of the date of the within and forgoing. Release of and 
from the releaser Theodore H. Cremer, Esquire, the full consideration money 
mentioned therein.
Witness -  M. F. Campbell
John Murrits - David Murrits - George Murrits- Mary Murrits- Molly Jacobs

Huntingdon County S.S.
   Before me the recorder of deeds in and for said county, personally came 
John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John Jacobs and Molly, his wife 
by their attorney in fact Thomas P. Campbell, and the said Molly Jacobs and 
Mary Murrits and acknowledged the above and foregoing deed of release as and 
for their act and deed for the purposes therein set forth and desired that the 
same might be recorded as such. She the said Molly being just age, separate 
and apart from her said husband by me first being examined upon such separate 
examination did declare and say that she did execute and as her act and deed 
deliver the same of her own free will and accord voluntarily and without any 
coercion or compulsion of her said husband. In testimony whereof I have 
hereunto set my hand and seal this __ day of April A. D. 1853    M. F. 
Campbell, recorder
Recorded May 9th A. D. 1853


Additional Comments:
John Murrits, David Murrits, George Murrits, John Jacobs and Molly (his wife) 
and Mary Murrits heirs of Michael Murrits dec

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