Land: Deed:Turtle Creek , Valley R.R. Co., Westmoreland County, PA - Patton, Ruth Anna , Et Al 1892
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Written: 1892

Westmoreland County PA  pag 392

Deed   Ruth Anna Patton et al to The 
Turtle Creek Valley R.R. Co. Oct 14, 1892

This indenture made the fourteenth day of October in the year of 
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety two (1892) between 
Ruth Anna Patton, widow of James Patton, late of the Village of 
Murrysville in the Township of Franklin, the county of Westmoreland 
and the State of PA, Deceased.

John R. Patton (unmarried) of the City of Allegheny City in the county of
Allegheny in the state aforesaid by his attorney in fact, Matthew H. Patton,
specially constituted and appointed by Letter of Attorney being dated the
twenty eighth day of May A.D. 1892 and now lodged for record in Westmoreland
County aforesaid,

Martha B. Patton (unmarried), Anna M. Dible and Eli Dible (her husband, Lizzie
M. Patterson and William B. Patterson her husband, and Emma C. Patton
(unmarried) all of the village of Murrysville aforesaid.

Hannah J. Hoey and William H. Hoey her husband both of the village of 
Congruity
in the Township of Salem in the county of Westmoreland aforesaid

Matthew H. Patton of the city of Pittsburgh in the county of Allegheny
aforesaid and Priscilla, his wife, of the first part

and Turtle Creek Valley Railroad Company of the second part.

Witnesseth that the said parties of the first part for and in consideration of
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars lawful money of the United States of American
unto them well and truly paid, by the said parties of the 2nd part, at and
before the sealing and delivery of these present, the receipt whereof 
is hereby
acknowledged have granted bargained, sold, aliened,...

All that certain strip or piece of land ....beginning at a stake in the line
established for the centre line of the railroad of the said Company known as
the Lyons Run Branch and in the line of land of William McWilliams and
extending thence ....

Being part of a tract of land containing one hundred and seventy four 
acres and
one hundred and fifty nine perches which J.N. Dick by Indenture bearing date
the Fifteenth day of November AD 1854 and recorded in Westmoreland County
aforesaid in Deed Book 37 page 488 & granted and conveyed until James Patton
(by the name of James Patten) in fee.

And the said James Patton being so seized of the said tract of land departed
this life on the tenth day of January 1879 intestate, leaving to survive him a
widow, Ruth Anna and seven children only viz.
The said John R. Patton, Martha B. Patton, Anna M intermarried with Eli Dible,
Lizzie M intermarried with William B. Patterson, Emma C. Patton, Hannah J.
intermarried with William H. Hoey and Matthew H. Patton to whom the title of
the land descended and became vested subject to the Dower of the mother, Ruth
Anna Patton.

Whereof the said Ruth Anna Patton, John R. Patton by
Matthew H. Patton, Martha B. Patton  Anna M. Dible and Eli
Dible (her husband), Lizzie M. Patterson and William B.
Patterson her husband, and Emma C. Patton , Hannah J. Hoey
and William H. Hoey her husband , Matthew H. Patton
Pricilla, his wife, have all set their hand and seals the
day and year aforesaid.

Ruth Anna Patton
John R. Patton by  Matthew H. Patton

Martha B. Patton
Anna M. Dible
  Eli Dible
  Lizzie M. Patterson
  William B. Patterson
  Emma C. Patton
Hannah J. Hoey
William H. Hoey
Matthew H. Patton
Pricilla J. Patton

Additional Comments:
Vol 218 pg 391  Deed Book Westmoreland County