Jefferson County PA Archives Deed..... KUHNLEY, [John] Frederick Et Al., to BROWN, Henry - April 9, 1868
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  Henderson Township
  Written: April 9, 1868
  Recorded: October 22, 1890
  
  Deed; Frederick and Catherine Kuhnley, and Jacob and Catherine Kuhnley to Henry 
  Brown, 1868; sale of 117 acres in Henderson Township, Jefferson County, Pa.
  
  Jefferson County Deed Book 60:208-209, Office of the Recorder, Courthouse, 
  Brookville, Pennsylvania.
  
  Date: 9 April 1868
  
  Grantors:  Frederick Kuhnley and Catherine Kuhnly, his wife, Jacob Kuhnly and 
  Catherine Kuhnly, his wife, of Henderson (formerly Gaskill) Twp., Jefferson 
  Co., Pennsylvania
  Grantee:  Henry Brown of Bell Township, Jefferson Co., Pa.
  
  Consideration:  $ 3500.00
  
  Description:
  "...All that certain piece parcel or tract of land  situate lying
  and being in said Township of Henderson (Formerly Gaskill) County  of Jefferson 
  State of Pennsylvania Bounded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at an
  ash thence by land surveyed to Johnathan B Smith South one hundred and sixty perches
  to a beech thence by land of Gotleib and Godfried Keller West one hundred and twenty
  four perches to a post thence by land of Elizabeth Dickey North one hundred and sixty
  perches to a post thence by land surveyed to Timothy Pickering Co East one hundred and
  twenty four perches to a post place of beginning Containing one hundred and seventeen
  acres more or less & allowances being had of land Conveyed to Thomas White and Catherine
  B. White his wife by them all in tact  [sic; should read "by their attorney in fact"] T. J.
  Coffee to Frederick Kuhnly by Deed Dated seventeenth day of May A.D. 1855 Assigned on 
  original Deed without acknowledgement to Jacob Kuhnly Recorded in office for recording Deeds
  in Jefferson County 
 
 Deed Book 8 Page 525-526 Conveyed to said Thomas White by Johnathan D lesgrant 
  [sic; should read "Sergeant"] by Deed duly recorded in  Jefferson County surveyed upon 
  warrant No 319 to Johnathan D Sergeant and by divers other good and lawful 
  conveyances reference thereunto had will more fully and at large appear..."
  
  Signed: Jacob Kuhnley and Catherine Kuhnley, Frederick Kuhnley and Catherine 
  her + mark Kuhnley
  
  Consideration received in full the date of the indenture; signed by Frederick 
  Kuhnley; witnessed by George Rhoads & Wm G. Hunter
  
  On 9 April 1868 Frederick and Catherine Kuhnley and Jacob and Catherine Kuhnley 
  appeared before George Pifer, Justice of the Peace, and acknowledged the
  indenture to be their act and deed.  Catherine and Catherine were interviewed
  separately.  Signed, George Pifer JP
  
  Recorded 22 November 1890, Scott McClelland, Recorder
  
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