Land: Indenture from Lewis D. and Jane Winnemore to Margaret Winnemore (1847), 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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<kagrag@att.net>

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Abstracted from
City Archives, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deed Book  RDW 127  Page 46
February 9, 1847

Lewis D. Winnemore ux
to
Margaret Winnemore

This Indenture made February 9, 1847 between Lewis D. Winnemore, of the
Town of Cahaba in the County of Dallas, State of Alabama, Gentleman, who
was one of the children and heirs at law of Thomas Winnemore, deceased,
and Jane, his wife, of the one part and Margaret Winnemore of Elizabeth
Town in the County of Lancaster, State of Pennsylvania, widow of the
said Thomas Winnemore, deceased, of the other part.

Witnesses that Lewis D. Winnemore and Jane, his wife, in consideration
of the sum of Three hundred and seventy five dollars paid by Margaret
Winnemore, convey all the one full equal undivided eleventh part and
share of them, the said Lewis Winnemore and his wife in…

A certain three story brick messuage or tenement and lot or piece of
ground situate on the west side of Second street between Pine and
Lombard Streets, Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth eighteen
feet and in length or depth seventy feet.  Bounded on the east by Second
Street aforesaid in the northley ground now or late of the Heirs of John
Hamper Decemer, on the west by a certain four feet wide alley extending
into Lombard Street ? on the ground formerly of Joseph Shippen (which
said messuage and lot of ground above described Thomas Truxten, Esq.,
High Sheriff, Philadelphia, by Deed Poll bearing date of November 8,
1816 recorded in Deed Book MR No. 12, page 677, conveyed unto Thomas
Winnemore.  Thomas Winnemore died intestate on or about March 28, 1837,
leaving to survive him Margaret Winnemore, his widow and issue eleven
children, Lewis D., Jane, Hannah, Isaac, Anna, Margaret, Rebecca, Thomas
M., Jacob W., Eliza S and Samuel Winnemore in whom the said premises
descended and vested as his heirs at law in equal parts and shares as
tenants in common subject to the dower rights of their mother, the said
Margaret Winnemore. (party hereto)

Signed:  Lewis D. Winnemore
              Jane Winnemore

Witnesses: Frences A. Saunders, Justice of the Peace of Dallas County
Mary A. Underwood    Sarah J. Bohcemmen

Lewis signs that he has received $375. from Margaret Winnemore.

Addison I. Safford, Judge of the County Court, County of Dallas, State
of Alabama, on February 9, 1847 stated that Lewis D. Winnemore and Jane,
his wife, acknowledged the above written Indenture as being done of
their own free will.


Recorded April 21, 1857


Submitted by Kathleen Berner Groll