Land: County Commissioners to Lord Butler, 1803: Luzerne County, PA

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Sheriffs - Treas, Deed Book 1, Luzerne County, PA
Page 15
November Term 1803

Sheriffs Deed To Lord Butler, Esq.

On the 25 day of November 1803, Benjamin Dorrance Esq. High Sheriff of Luzerne
County came personally into court and in due form of law, sealed delivered
executed and Acknowedged a Deed writed the 25 day of November 1803.  Conveying
to Lord Butler Esq. for the Consideration of Thirteen dollars Sixty four and a
half cents, Three hundred sixty three Acres and three fourths of an acres
with allowance to of the following tract of unseated land in said County,
containing in the whole Four hundred eleven and three fourths acres. Taken
_____ the names of Henry THOMPSON and Matthew CONARD by virtue of an order
application or warrant from the land office of the late Province or now
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Situate adjoining Paul HOOPS and Peter DEHAVEN
on the waters of Butter Milk Falls Creek.  By virtue of a Warrant from the
Commissioners of said County bearing test the 5 day of June last past.