Westmoreland County PA Archives Deed.....KLINGENSMITH, George & Michael - KLINGENSMITH, Jacob April 29, 1817
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  Written: April 29, 1817
  Recorded: August 20, 1822
  
  This Indenture made this twenty ninth day of April & year of our Lord one 
  thousand eight hundred & seventeen Between Jacob Klingensmith & Elizabeth his 
  wife of Washington Township Westmoreland County of the one part & George 
  Klingensmith & Michael Klingensmith of the Township & County aforesaid & 
  County [sic] of the other part Witnesseth Whereas the late Supreme Executive 
  Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by patent dated fifteenth day of 
  August one thousand seven hundred & eighty three Enrolled in patent Book 2 
  page 84 hath granted unto Samuel Witherel a certain tract of land in 
  Westmoreland County Situate in the Path from Kistie old Town to Chartiers old 
  town Containing two hundred & seventy five acres thirty perches and allowance 
  cawled [sic] Howelton & whereas the said Samuel Witherall & Sarah his wife by 
  Indenture dated twenty third November 1796 conveyed the said tract to John 
  Young Esqr. Of Greensburgh & the said John Young & Maria his wife by Indenture 
  Dated sixth April one thousand eight hundred & ten recorded in the Office for 
  recording of Deeds in & for the County of Westmoreland in Book No 9 page 44 
  conveyed the tract aforesaid to Jacob Klingensmith reference being thereunto 
  had will more fully appear. Now this Indenture Witnesseth that the said Jacob 
  Klingensmith & Elizabeth his wife for & in consideration of the sum of one 
  hundred & ninety two dollars to them in hand paid by the said George 
  Klingensmith & Michael Klingensmith & Michael Klingensmith [sic] the receipt 
  of which is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold released & 
  confirmed unto the said George Klingensmith & Michael Klingensmith all that 
  part of the tract before mentioned Beginning at a white oak corner of Kings 
  land mentioned in the patent before recited thence by the same South one 
  degree East fifty eight perches to a post thence by part of the same tract 
  South eighty one degrees West forty nine perches to a white oak North fifty 
  three degrees West nineteen perches to a white oak North forty five degrees 
  East twenty nine perches to a white oak North thirty three degrees West forty 
  eight perches to a spanish oak North thirty three degrees East sixteen perches 
  to hickory thence by vacant hills South seventy one degrees East sixty four 
  perches to the Beginning Containing twenty four acres & allowance of six 
  percent To Have & To Hold the said twenty four acres with the appurtenances & 
  priviledges hereby granted mentioned or intended so to be to the said George 
  Klingensmith & Michael Klingensmith their heirs or assigns to the only proper 
  use benefit & behoof of them the said George Klingensmith & Michael 
  Klingensmith their heirs & assigns forever In Witness whereof the said parties 
  have hereunto set their hands and seals this 29th day of April 1817.   Signed: 
  Jacob Klingensmith (seal), Elizabeth (her X mark) Klingensmith (seal).  Sealed 
  & delivered in presence of us: John Boyd, Wm Watson.   Armstrong County SS 
  Before me a Justice of the Peace of said County came Jacob Klingensmith & 
  Elizabeth his wife & acknowledged the above written Indenture to be their 
  voluntary act & deed & desired that it might be recorded as such She the said 
  Elizabeth being of full age & examined by me seperate [sic] & apart from her 
  said husband & the full contents of the said Indenture being by me made known 
  to her did declare upon such seperate examination that she did voluntarily & 
  of her own free will & consent became a party to the Deed before mentioned 
  without any coersion [sic] of her said husband In Witness where of I have 
  hereunto set my hand & seal this at Allegheny this 27th April 1817
  	Signed: Wm Watson	Recorded August the 20th 1822
  
  Additional Comments:
  Westmoreland Co., PA Deed Book 15, pp.137-8
  
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