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Franklin County, Pennsylvania DEEDS, volume 13, page 530-531.
May 10, 1824
LDS microfilm #323803 (Roll of Vol. 13, Sept 1821-May 1826)
Summary: From JOSEPH ELDER of Fannett Twp. to
Joseph
Elder in D.A.R. record
JOHN ELDER, son of JOSEPH ELDER of the same place.
Consideration: $1500. Situate in Fannett Twp.
Conveyed to JOSEPH ELDER May 27, 1820.
Boundary: EDWARD DOYLE, MICHAEL MORROW.
Previous owners:
WILLIAM LAWTHERS, RICHARD MORROW, THOMAS MORROW.
Transcribed by Nancy Elder Petersen, Vancouver, Washington USA.
" This Indenture made the tenth day of May in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty four between JOSEPH ELDER of Fannett
Township, Franklin County and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of the one
part and JOHN ELDER, son of JOSEPH of the township of Fannett in the county
of Franklin and the Commonwealth aforesaid of the other part witnesseth
that that the said JOSEPH ELDER for and in consideration of Fifteen hundred
dollars money of the United States of America to him in hand paid by the
said JOHN ELDER son of JOSEPH the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents as grant bargain
and sell to the said JOHN ELDER his heirs and assigns all that plantation
and tract of land in Fannett township aforesaid containing one hundred
and sixty eight acres eighty perches and allowance of six per cent for
roads, etc. bounded as follows, viz
Beginning at a post of land of EDWARD DOYLE south twenty four and
one fourth W.
eighty two perches to a post the same South forty nine and one half
E. fifty five perches to a linwood thence along land of CHARLES LEEPER
South sixty and three fourths E one hundred and four perches to a chestnut
stump
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thence South 25 degrees E forty six perches to a black oak post,
thence South forty degrees E. forty seven perches to a chestnut thence
along the mountain North thirty eight and one half degrees E one hundred
and forty six perches to a black oak thence along land of MICHAEL MORROW
North twenty seven degrees W eleven and one half perches to a hickory the
same North fifty five and one half degrees W Forty six perches to a poplor
the same North seventy two and one half W twenty one perches to a white
oak, the same North fifty two degrees West twenty seven and three fourths
perches to a chestnut the same North seventy five and one half degrees
West, ninety seven perches to a post the same North twenty two and one
half degrees E five and three fourths perches to a locust, the same North
fifty nine degrees West thirty four and one fourth perches to a hickory
the same North Seventy and one half degrees West forty one perches to the
place of Beginning, being a post of a tract of fifty three acres and one
fourth which the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by their patent dated the
27th day of October AD 1766 did convey to WILLIAM LAWTHERS and likewise
a part of another tract of land Surveyed in pursuance of a warrant granted
to the said WILLIAM LAWTHERS dated the 28th day of October AD 1766 No.
1697. Another tract of land adjoining the mountain taken up by RICHARD
MORROW and surveyed in the 9th day of May 1789 and whereas the said WILLIAM
LAWTHER by his Indenture dated the 17 day of October AD 1785 did convey
the same to RICHARD MORROW whereas the said RICHARD MORROW deceased leaving
a Will dated March AD 1813 in said Will, he the said deceased did divise
amongst other things a vest in his son THOMAS MORROW the right of the above
described plantation and tract of land, and the said THOMAS MORROW by his
Indenture dated the 27th day of May AD 1820 did convey the same to JOSEPH
ELDER reference to the said deed and patent aforesaid being had will more
fully appear Together with all and singular the rights liberties and immunities
building improvements and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise appertaining to have and to hold to the said JOHN ELDER his heirs
and assigns for ever, and the said JOSEPH ELDER for himself his heirs executors
and administrators doth convenant and agree to and with the said JOHN ELDER
his heirs and assigns that the said JOSEPH ELDER the above described tract
of land with the appurtenances from him and his heirs and from all and
every other person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the same will
warrant and forever defend by virtue of these presents. In Testimony
whereof the said JOSEPH ELDER have hereunto set his hand and seal the day
and year above written.
JOSEPH ELDER (signature) Photo
of Signature
Sealed and delivered in presence of JOHN HOLLIDAY, JAMES HOLLIDAY
JOHN FINDLAY, Recorder
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LAUTHER, Robert, William
Franklin County PA Revolutionary War Soldiers:
"William Lauther Of Fannett in company of
Capt. Chas. Maclay under Col. Abraham Smith.
5 March 1806 letters of Adm. granted to Robert Lauther
with John Campbell and Richard Morrow as surities.
Randall Alexander of Fannett conveyed 167 a. of land to Lauther
in 1778 and in 1791.
Wm. Lauther sells part of the tract to Wm. Taylor.
It is probable the children continued to live in Fannett
....minors....Margaret, Catherine, Eliza. and Wm"
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THE PARKIN/WHALEY GENEALOGY PAGE
by William E. Parkin at [email protected].
http://www.geocities.com/genewhiz/j000056.html#I0800
Richard MORROW
____ - ABT 1813
DEATH: ABT 1813, Fannett Township,
Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Family 1 : AGNES
MARRIAGE: BEF 1761, Maryland?
1.Andrew MORROW
2.Daniel MORROW
3.Margaret (Peggy) MORROW
4.Michael MORROW
5.Thomas MORROW
6.Richard MORROW
7.Catherine MORROW
8.+Agnes (Nancy) MORROW
9.Jean MORROW
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DOYLE, EDWARD W.
Genealogy of Lillie Riney
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2978746&id=I111139
Name: Edward W DOYLE
Surname: Doyle
Given Name: Edward W
Sex: M
Birth: 13 Feb 1781 in Doylesburg, Franklin, PA
Death: 10 Feb 1840
Burial: Our Lady of Refuge Cemetery Doylesburg, Franklin,
PA
Note:
!Info from "William Elder Ancestors
& Descendants" by Mary Louise Donnelly; [Catholic ELDER family]
parents: Barnabas Doyle/Mary
McElhenny
On 16 Jan 1816, he became 1st
Postmaster of Concord PA. They owned & operated a large hotel &
stagecoach stop in Concord.
Marriage 1 Ann SPALDING b: 2 Sep 1789
Married: 25 Feb 1808
Children
1. William J DOYLE b: 1809
2. Henry Spalding DOYLE b: 1810
3. George F DOYLE b: 1812
4. Edward Barnabas DOYLE b: 4 Oct 1819
5. Caroline DOYLE b: 1820
6. Basil J DOYLE b: 1823
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WorldConnect:
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Name: Charles LEEPER
Sex: M
Birth: ABT. 1750 in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pa.
Death: 1818 in Famet TWP, Franklin, Pa
Father: Allen LEEPER , Sr. b: 10 Mar 1719/20 in County Down,
Ireland
Mother: Elizabeth CUMMINGS b: ABT. 1722 in County Down, Ireland
Marriage 1 Margaret MILLER b: ABT. 1749
Married: BEF. 1779
Children
1. Allan LEEPER b: 1779 in Pa.
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