Land: LYON, William to HEASLET, Andrew 1800: Westmoreland Co, PA

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Westmoreland County Recorders Office.  "Book #7, April 1797 - March 1807"
Deed from William Lyons to Andrew Heaslet, 20 November 1800.  LDS Film:
0929168, Page 186.

William Lyons tp Andrew Heaslet

This Indenture made this twentieth day of November in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred, Between William Lyon of the county of Westmoreland and
state of Pennsylvania of the one part and Andrew Heaslet of Mifflin county
and of the state aforesaid of the other part.  Witnesseth whereas by an
article of agreement between William Lyons of the one part and Andrew Heaslet
of the other bearing date twentieth day of March ninety eight, said Wm Lyons
did contract, covenant and agree with the said Andrew Heaslet to give a Deed
in fee simple for a certain tract of land the said Lyon was then residing
on.  Be it known that in and for the consideration of the sum of Fifty five
Pound to me in hand in part of the condition money and his bonds for the sum
of Fifty four 
Fifty four Pounds Two Shilling and six pence Have given granted alienated and
confirmed unto the said Andrew Heaslet his heirs and assigns all following
described piece or parcel of land situate in Fairfield township, Westmoreland
County and state of aforesaid.  Beginning at a post and running North twenty
tree and a third perches to a post, thence by land of James Lawson south
eighty degrees West, one hundred and fifty one and half perches to a post
thence by land William Ramsey and David Brown South fifty one degrees East
one hundred and eighty three perches to John Huston corner of the division
line thence alongst John Huston's line north fifty one degrees East seventy
perches to a stump thence North nineteen degrees East seventy two perches to
the beginning .  It being the remainder of that tract of land deducting there
from one hundred and sixty six acres and 148 perches which was surveyed in
pursuance of two warrants dated in the first day of February ninety three,
granted to John and Jane Kennedy for which a deed was obtained the fifteenth
day of April Ano. Dom. 98.  To have said to hold the before described and
bounded plantation of parcel of land with the appurtenances unto the said
Andrew Heaslet his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the
said Heaslet his heirs and assigns forever.  In witness whereof the Williams
Lyons and Margaret his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day
first written Sealed and delivered in presence of us .

Att. Brown
Jsh. Vankirk
William Lyons			{seal}
Margaret Lyons (her mark)	{seal}


Before one the subscriber a Justice in and for the said County personally
came   William Lyons and Margaret who being examined according to law and
acknowledged the foregoing indenture to be their act and deed and desired the
same to be recorded as such.

November 27th 1800-			Att. Brown

This is to notify David Lawson that I William Lyons doo request the fovour of
him to incert the lines and couses that in this deed is omitted as it being
inconvenient for me to come there to get the draft or to have it done as you
have surveyed the land it is likely you have the draft and I do give you full
power and authority to execute perform the same for me and likewise bet it as
a particular favour. 

William Lyons

To this I set my name in the presents of Jos Vankirk .

Recorded 20th June 1804.