Land: Indenture from Jane Winnemore and Barbara Winnemore to The Churchman’s 
Missionary Assoc. (1855), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  RDW 27  Page 190
May 24, 1855

Jane Winnemore, et al
To
The Churchmen’s Missionary Ass.

This Indenture made between Jane Winemore and Barbara Winnemore of the
City of Philadelphia, Singlewomen of the one part, and Churchmen’s
Missionary Association for Seamen in the Port of Philadelphia of the
other part..

Jane Winnemore and Barbara Winemore in consideration of the sum of
$8,500 paid by the said The Churchmen’s Missionary Association for
Seamen in the Port of Philadelphia of the other part,  convey …

That certain lot or piece of ground marked in a Plan of the Division of
the Estate late of Catharine, the wife of Anthony Duche George Griffiths
R situate on the north west corner of Catharine and Swanson Street in
the late District of Southwark, now City of Philadelphia containing in
breadth on Swanson Street twenty feet and at the west end seventeen feet
nine inches and in depth on Catharine Street one hundred and eight
feet.  Bounded on the north by the lot next hereinafter described on the
west by ground now or late of Anthony Duche, on the south by Catharine
Street and Northeastwardly by Swanson Street

Also all that certain lot or piece of ground situate on the west side of
Swanson street at the distance of twenty feet, northward from the north
west corner of Catharine and Swanson Street containing in front on said
Swanson Street thirty three feet more or less and in length or depth one
hundred and seven feet bounded on the north by ground now or late of
John Turner, on the east by Swanson Street aforesaid, on the south by
the lot of ground above described and on the west by ground late of John
Duche, deceased (the lot of ground first above described being the same
premises which Robert Owen by indenture dated May 14, 1794 and recorded
in Deed Book D No. 39, Page 545 granted and conveyed unto Jacob Winemore
in fee.

And the lot of ground second above described being the same premises
which Jane Duche by indenture dated April 16, 1810, Deed Book GC No. 7,
Page 682 conveyed unto Jacob Winemore in fee.  Jacob Winemore dec’d’s,
seized of the said premises, made his last Will in which he gave the
rest, residue and remainder of his real estate (after the decease of his
wife or her marrying again) to his five sons and two daughters, namely
Philip Winemore, Thomas Winemore, Jacob Winemore, Isaac Winemore and
Abraham Winemore, Jane Winemore and Barbara Winemore, or the survivor or
survivors of them.

The said five sons departed this life before the wife of the Testator,
and his said wife, having afterwards died without marrying again, the
said Barbara and Jane (grantors herein) became sized in fee of the said
premises.

Signed: Jane Winnemore
             Barbara Winnemore

Witnesses:  Jno B. Kenney        E. Carpenter

Barbara and Jane both sign that they have received the $8,500.

Recorded May 24, 1855


Submitted by Kathleen Berner Groll