Land: Indenture from Isaac T. & Eliza I. Winnemore to M. Hirchfeld (1854), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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<kagrag@att.net>

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  RDW 15  Page 216
June 1, 1854

Isaac T. Winnemore et ux
to
M. Hirchfeld

This Indenture made between Isaac T. Winnemore of the City of Indianola,
State of Texas, Gentleman, and Eliza I., his wife of the one part and M.
Hirchfeld, City and State of New York, Merchant of the other part…

Isaac T. Winnemore and Eliza, his wife, for and in consideration of the
sum of $691.67 convey unto M. Hirchfeld…

The yearly ground rent or sum of $40.50 lawful silver money, payable
half yearly by the within named Edward Kelley for the lot or piece of
ground situate on the north side of Catharine Street between Delaware
Fourth and Fifth Streets continued at the distance of one hundred and
twenty eight feet eastward of the east line of said Fifth Street in the
District of Southwark, County of Philadelphia containing in front or
breadth on the said Catharine Streets sixteen feet and in length or
depth northward eighty feet to a twenty feet wide street called Harmony
Street.  Butted and bounded as is within.

Signed I.T. Winnemore
            Eliza I. Winnemore

Witnesses:  Freder-Hermone       John Henry Brown.

I.T. Winnemore signs that he received the sum of $691.67 as full
consideration of the above.

John Henry Brown, Commissioner for the State of Pennsylvania, appointed
to reside in the State of Texas, stated that Isaac T. Winnemore and
Eliza I., his wife, acknowledged his Indenture to be their act and deed.

Recorded March 19, 1855

Submitted by Kathleen Berner Groll