Land: Indenture from Lewis D. and Jane Winnemore to Frederick A. Plummer (1851), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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

************************************************************************
USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE:  These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in
any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or
persons.  Persons or organizations desiring to use this material,
must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal
representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb
archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission
to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access.

http://www.usgwarchives.net
***********************************************************************

Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  RDW 127  Page 43
July 30, 1851

Lewis D. Winnemore ux
to
Frederick A. Plummer

This Indenture made between Lewis D. Winnemore of the City of Mobile and
County Mobile, State of Alabama, Gentleman and Jane, his wife, of the
one part, and Frederick A. Plummer, Philadelphia, PA, Boot Manufacturer
of the other part…

Witnesseth that Lewis D. Winnemore and Jane, his wife, in consideration
of the sum of two hundred dollars will be paid by Frederick A. Plummer,
will convey All the one full equal undivided eleventh part and share of
them the said Lewis Winnemore and Jane, his wife of the certain lot or
piece of ground with the tenement therein situate on the north side of
Pine Street between Delaware Second and Third Streets in the City of
Philadelphia, containing in breadth on Pine Street about eleven feet and
two inches and in length or depth about eighty feet more or less.
Bounded on the eastly ground of John Y. Bryant, on the north by ground
late of Gamble, on the west by ground late of Thomas Winnemore and on
the south by Pine Street aforesaid.

And also all one full equal undivided eleventh part and share of them
the said Lewis D. Winnemore and his wife out of all that certain lot or
piece of ground and tenements thereon erected situate on the south side
of Catharine Street in the District of Southwark, County of
Philadelphia, beginning on the same Catharine Street at the Middle of a
brick privy then extending eastward along the southside of Catharine
Street thirty six feet eight inches to a sixteen feet wide alley, thence
extending southwardly along the west side of said alley eighteen feet
five and three quarter inches to ground in the care of Andrew
Montgomery, thence extending by the same ??? thirty seven feet one inch
to a division fence thence extending by the same ?? through the middle
of said privy nineteen feet nine inches and five eighths of an inch to
the place of beginning.  Bounded on the north by the said Catharine
Street, on the east by the said Alley, on the south ??  ?? in the care
of the said Andrew Montgomery, and on the west by ground late of Jacob
Winnimore.  The same premises being a part of the same of which Thomas
Winnemore dec’d seizen and intestate leaving him surviving Margaret
Winnimore, his widow now deceased and issue,  eleven children to wit,
the  said Lewis D. Winnemore, Jane Winnemore, Hannah Winnemore, Isaac T.
Winnemore, Ann Winnemor, Margaret Winnemore, Rebecca Winnemore, Thomas
M. Winnemore, Ezra E. Winnemore and Samuel Winnemore to when the said
premises descended subject to the dower of the said widow.

Signed Lewis D. Winnemore
            Jane Winnemore

Witnesses:  Andrew J. Adams,  Sarah E. Lockett    Will E. Bird   J H
Campbell

Also signed by Lewis Winnemore that he received $200. from Frederick A.
Plummer.

Thos. G. Rainer, Judge of Probate, County of Dallas, State of Alabama,
on July 30, 1851 signed that Lewis D. Winnemore and Jane, his wife,
acknowledged the Indenture as being done of their own free will.

Recorded April 21, 1857