Land: Deed from Philip and Barbara Winamore to John Jarvis (1779), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Kathleen Berner Groll
<kagrag@att.net>

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book I-17  Page  374
12/7/1779

Philip Winamore & etal
To
John Jarvis

This indenture made the 7th day of December in the year of our Lord 1779
between Philip Winamore of the City of Philadelphia in the State of
Penna. and Barbara, his wife of the one part to John Jarvis of the same
place, Innkeeper of the other part.

Property originally owned by James Lounes in 1743.  He sold to William
Arbour, subject to payment of 3 pounds lawfull money of Pennsylvania on
the 25th day of March in every year forever.  William Arbour and Agnes,
his wife, by Indenture dated January 25, 1745, sold to Philip Winamore
on January 25, 1745.

This Indenture witnesseth that the said Philip Winamore and Barbara his
wife for and in consideration of the sum of 6,000 pounds lawfull money
of Pena. paid to them by John Jarvis.

A certain Messuage House, tenement and Lot of ground containing in
breadth East and West 18 feet including an alley 3 foot wide and in
length 51 ft. Bounded Northward with Spruce St. alias Dock Street
Eastward with a House and Lot of Nathaniel Allms, Southward with
Badcocks Ground and Westward with the said Philip Winamore’s House and
Lot.

Signed: Philip Winamore
             Barbara Winmore (her mark)

Witnessed by: Thomas McKean
                        John Whiteall.

Philip Winamore signed that he received the sum of 6,000 pounds.
Signed and sealed 12/27/1779
Recorded April 3, 1780

Submitted by Kathleen Berner Groll