Land: Indenture from Jacob W. Winnemore to Frederick A. Plummer (1852), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  TH-61  Page 291
November 17, 1852

Jacob W. Winnemore
To
Frederick A. Plummer

This Indenture made between Jacob W. Winnemore, City of Mobile, State of
Alabama, Clerk of the one part, and Frederick A. Plummer, City of
Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer of the
second part…

Jacob W. Winnemore, for and consideration of the sum of $200. paid by
the said Frederick A. Plummer will convey…

All that certain messuage or tenement and lot or piece of ground situate
on the south side of Argyle or Almond Street in the District of
Southwark, County of Philadelphia, containing in breadth east and west
twenty feet and continuing of that breadth sixty seven feet to Armstrong
Smith’s ground, bounded eastward by a lot formerly of John Burnol,
southward by a lot formerly of Armstrong Smith, westward by ground
formerly of Joseph Shippen and northward by Argyle or Almond Street
aforesaid. (being the same premises which Henry Selar Esq. High Sheriff
of the city and county of Philadelphia by Deed Poll dated May 29, 1847
and recorded in Book M. page 231 granted and conveyed unto Margaret
Winnemore in fee.  And the said Margaret Winnemore, being so seized
thereof in her demesne as of fee, departed this life after making her
Will dated December 28, 1848.

After making sundry other bequests, she gave the rest and residue of all
her estate real and personal (including inter alia the premises above
described) unto her sons Thomas Montgomery Winnemore, Jacob Wilson
Winnemore (party hereto), Ezra Stiles Ely Winnemore and Samuel Eggleston
Winnemore.

Signed: Jacob W. Winnemore

Witnesses:  Arthur C. Waugh               R. D. Williams
Jacob acknowledged receiving the $200 from Frederick A. Plummer

Arthur C. Waugh, Commissioner for Pennsylvania in Alabama, County of
Mobile, State of Alabama, dated November 17, 1852, stated that Jacob W.
Winnemore acknowledged before him the above indenture to be his act and
deed.


Recorded January 27, 1853


Submitted by Kathleen Berner Groll