Philadelphia County PA Archives Deed.....Dillapalin & Dorothea RIDGWAY and Mary COULTER, April 5, 1809
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Written: April 5, 1809
Recorded: June 15, 1809

(1) Dillaplain Ridgway et ux to Mary Coulter
Philadelphia County, PA Land Deeds
Deed Book I C Vol 1 page 527-529
Dated 5 Apr 1809; Recorded 15 June 1809
FHL# 21960

     This Indenture made the Fifth day of April in the Year of our Lord one 
thousand eight hundred and nine Between Dillaplain Ridgway of the City of 
Philadelphia, Bricklayer, and Dorothea his wife of the one part and Mary 
Coulter of the said City, Widow of Joseph Coulter deceased of the other part 
Witnesseth that the said Dillaplain Ridgway and Dorothea his wife for and in 
consideration of the sum of of Fifteen hundred and Seventy five dollars lawful 
money of the United States to them in hand paid by the said Mary Coulter at 
the time of the Execution hereof the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged 
have granted bargained sold released and confirmed and by these presents do 
grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Mary Coulter her heirs 
and assigns A certain lot or piece of ground and brick building thereon 
Situate on the North side of Pine street at the distance of Seventy four feet 
nine inches Eastward from Delaware second street in the said City, Containing 
in front or breadth on the said Pine Street Eight feet nine inches and in 
length or depth Northward Eighty feet including on the Eastern side thereof 
one-half of an alley two feet six inches wide and thirty seven feet in length 
leading into Pine street, Bounded Southward by Pine street Eastward by a lot 
of ground granted to Henry Bell on Ground Rent Northward by ground formerly of 
Joseph Marshall Westward by ground devised to Charles Roberts, Together with 
the free use and priviledge of the said alley as a passage and water course at 
all times forever in Common with the owners and tenants of the other lot 
adjoining thereto and full liberty of building under and over the Westmost 
moiety of said alley to the depth of thirty four feet from Pine street ?ing at 
least eight feet headway in the {clase?} (Being {cannot read} of ground which 
George Roberts by Indenture dated the Twenty eighth day of May Anno Domini one 
thousand eight hundred and Seven Recorded in Deed Book E. F. No. 26 Page 662 
Vc granted unto the said Dellaplain Ridgway in fee Simple Paying therefor unto 
the said George Roberts his heirs and assigns the yearly rent or lease of 
Thirty five silver milled dollars lawful money of the United States of America 
in half yearly payments to pay on the first days of March and September in 
each and every year for ever without any deduction defalcation or abatement 
for any taxes charges or assessments whatsoever. As in and by the said recited 
Indenture among Sundry covenants clauses and agreements therein contained wilt 
fully appear) And Together with all and singular the buildings improvements 
ways alleys passages waters water courses rights liberties privileges 
hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever unto the said hereby granted 
premises belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversions remainders 
rents issues and profits thereof And all the Estate Right Title Interest 
Property Claim and Demand whatsoever of him the said Dillaplain Ridgway and 
Dorothea his wife as well at law as in Equity of in to and out of the Same. To 
Have And To Hold the said described lot or piece of ground buildings 
hereditaments and premises hereby granted with the appurtenances unto the said 
Mary Coulter her heirs and assigns To and for the only proper use and behoof 
of the said Mary Coulter her heirs and assigns for ever. Under and Subject to 
the aforesaid yearly rent or sum of Thirty five dollars such as aforesaid, so 
as the same from and since the first day of March last past hath accured and 
shall hereafter accure and become payable unto the said George Roberts his 
heirs and assigns in half yearly payments without any deduction or abatement 
for taxes or assessments as above mentioned. And Subject to all the covenants 
clauses and agreements in the said recited Indenture contained which on the 
part of the said Dillaplain Ridgway his heirs and assigns ought to be 
performed observed and kept, But free and clearly acquitted and discharged off 
and from all mortgages Judgments liens arrears of ground rent and taxes or 
other incumbrances whatsoever. And the said Dillaplain Ridgway for himself his 
heirs executers and administrators doth hereby covenant promise and agree to 
and with the said Mary Coulter her heirs and assigns that he the said 
Dillaplain Ridgway and his heirs all and singular the hereditaments and 
premises hereby granted with the appurtenances unto the said Mary Coulter her 
heirs and assigns Under and Subject but free and clear as aforesaid, against 
him the said Dillaplain Ridgway and his heirs and against all and every other 
person and persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim by from or under 
him these or any of these shall and will warrant and forever defend. In 
Witness whereof the said parties have interchangeably set their hands and 
seals hereunto. Dated the day and year first above written.
    Sealed and delivered 
    In the presence of us
            T. Mitchell                                              
Dillaplain Ridgway {seal}
             Jacob Baker                                            Dorothea 
Ridgway {seal}
The fifth day of April Anno Domini 1809 Before me, the Subscriber one of the 
Alderman of the City of Philadelphia, came the above named Dillaplain Ridgway 
and Dorothea his wife and acknowledge the above written Indenture to be their 
act and deed and desired the same may be recorded as such the said Dorothea 
being of full age and by me privately examined apart from her husband declared 
that she executed the said Indenture voluntarily without any compulsion and 
the full contents thereof first made known to her. Witness my hand and Seal 
the day and year aforesaid
                                                   Jacob Baker {seal}
                                                             Alderman
Received the day of the date of the within written Indenture of the within 
named Mary Coulter Fifteen hundred and seventy five dollars being the full 
consideration money within mentioned
      Witnesses at Signing
         T. Mitchell                                                    
Dillaplain Ridgway
                                   Recorded the 15th day of June 1809 


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