Land: Deed from Jacob and Jane Winnemore to Peter Gill (1794), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  D45  page 289
August 6, 1794

Jacob Winnemore and Wife
to
Peter Gill

This Indenture made between Jacob Winnemore of the district of Southwark
in the county of Philadelphia, Grocer, and Jane, his wife, of the one
part and Peter Gill of the same place, baker, of the other part
Witnesseth that the said Jacob Winnemoor and Jane his wife for and in
consideration of the sum of three hundred and fifty pounds specie paid
by said Peter Gill convey to him…

A certain two story brick messuage or tenement and Lot or piece of
ground thereunto belonging situate in the district of Southwark
aforesaid and on the west side of Third Street from Delaware continued
southward beyond the said city containing in breadth on the said street
eighteen feet and extending that breadth westward the distance thirty
eight feet and then widens to the breadth of nineteen feet and continues
that breadth further westward the distance of forty two feet bounded on
the north by a lot now or late of William Walters on the east by Third
Street aforesaid and on the South and West by Silas Engles messuage and
lot (being the same premises which James Bringhurst of the City of
Philadelphia, Gentleman, and Ruth, his wife, by indenture dated the
twelfth day of the fifth month Anno Domini 1792 granted unto the said
Jacob Winnemore in fee subject to the payment a yearly rent charge of
sixteen Spanish milled silver dollars or so much lawful money of
Pennsylvania as well be sufficient from time to time to purchase or
procure sixteen such dollars as should thereafter become due and payable
unto Samuel Rhoads, his heirs and assigns on the first day of Aprile in
every year forever.

Signed:  Jacob Winnemore
     Jane Winnemore
Witnesses: Jos. Gibbons
  Isaac Bonsall

Recorded September 18, 1794