1802 Deed Isaac Price and Rebecca, his wife to John and Thomas Summerl
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1802 Deed Isaac Price and Rebecca, his wife to John and Thomas Summerl
 Valerie_Caulfield
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Posted: 7 Jun 2009 2:53PM GMT |
Classification: Deed
Surnames: Acton, Bartleson, Biddle, Denny, Hickman, Matlack, Peterson, Pittman, Price, Stanton, Summerl, Summerill, Webber
Salem County Courthouse, Clerk's Records, Maps/Archives room.
Deed Book E p. 305
3 Nov 1802
Isaac Price, Innkeeper and Rebecca his wife, of Upper Penns Neck
to John Summerl and Thomas Summerl*(sic. Summerill) of same place, yeomen.
Summary of recital:
Erick Peterson, late of UPN, deceased, was lawfully seized in his lifetime of a certain plantation situate in UPN, by 2 purchases, viz, one from his father, Henry Peterson of 75 acres by deed dated 14 March 1776 and the other from his brother George Peterson for 10 acres dated 5 Jan 1768. Eric Peterson died intestate so his estate went to his only daughter Rebecca Peterson, who became the wife of Isaac Price.
George Peterson, brother and administrator of Eric Peterson ...sold lands for debts by order of the Orphan's Court, totaling 8 and 1/2 acres and 5 perches, at public auction, Isaac Price being highest bidder.
Isaac Price made a survey of all the lands, the whole in one survey, which total contains 94 acres, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a hickory tree standing in the head line of bout land, being a corner of land late Thomas Webber's and runs first joining thereon S 63 E 20 ch and 25 links to a corner in Bartleson's line.
Then along same N 42 and 1/2*E 5 chains and 13 links to a corner of Bartleson's land.
Then joining on John Matlack's and lands late Thomas Peterson's, deceased, N45 and 1/2*W 21 chains to bout line aforesaid.
Then along same N38 and 1/2*E 25 chains and 10 links.
Then N58 and 1/2*W 18 chains to a corner set 50 links NW of a white oak, corner of Pittman's land.
Then S38 and1/2*W 42 chains to a corner.
Thence along Hickmans (? or Pickman, might mean Pittman again?) land S48* 18 chains to a corner in line of Webber's land.
Then along said line N 38 and 1/2*E 6 chains to the beginning.
Containing 94 acres, more or less. Consideration L458.5 current money. Conveyed to Thomas and John Summerl as Tenants in Common, excepting 1 acre in possession of Daniel Stanton.
Signed and Sealed by Isaac Price, Rebecca X Price, her mark.
Witnessed by Gideon Denny and William Biddle
Acknowledged by William Biddle 2 Nov. 1802
Received and recorded 2 March 1803, Clement Acton, Clerk
transcribed 6/5/2009 vnc
Deed Book E p. 305
3 Nov 1802
Isaac Price, Innkeeper and Rebecca his wife, of Upper Penns Neck
to John Summerl and Thomas Summerl*(sic. Summerill) of same place, yeomen.
Summary of recital:
Erick Peterson, late of UPN, deceased, was lawfully seized in his lifetime of a certain plantation situate in UPN, by 2 purchases, viz, one from his father, Henry Peterson of 75 acres by deed dated 14 March 1776 and the other from his brother George Peterson for 10 acres dated 5 Jan 1768. Eric Peterson died intestate so his estate went to his only daughter Rebecca Peterson, who became the wife of Isaac Price.
George Peterson, brother and administrator of Eric Peterson ...sold lands for debts by order of the Orphan's Court, totaling 8 and 1/2 acres and 5 perches, at public auction, Isaac Price being highest bidder.
Isaac Price made a survey of all the lands, the whole in one survey, which total contains 94 acres, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a hickory tree standing in the head line of bout land, being a corner of land late Thomas Webber's and runs first joining thereon S 63 E 20 ch and 25 links to a corner in Bartleson's line.
Then along same N 42 and 1/2*E 5 chains and 13 links to a corner of Bartleson's land.
Then joining on John Matlack's and lands late Thomas Peterson's, deceased, N45 and 1/2*W 21 chains to bout line aforesaid.
Then along same N38 and 1/2*E 25 chains and 10 links.
Then N58 and 1/2*W 18 chains to a corner set 50 links NW of a white oak, corner of Pittman's land.
Then S38 and1/2*W 42 chains to a corner.
Thence along Hickmans (? or Pickman, might mean Pittman again?) land S48* 18 chains to a corner in line of Webber's land.
Then along said line N 38 and 1/2*E 6 chains to the beginning.
Containing 94 acres, more or less. Consideration L458.5 current money. Conveyed to Thomas and John Summerl as Tenants in Common, excepting 1 acre in possession of Daniel Stanton.
Signed and Sealed by Isaac Price, Rebecca X Price, her mark.
Witnessed by Gideon Denny and William Biddle
Acknowledged by William Biddle 2 Nov. 1802
Received and recorded 2 March 1803, Clement Acton, Clerk
transcribed 6/5/2009 vnc