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Witness Geo. Plumstead Wm. Pollard
Wm. Semple
(p.35)
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August 5, 1794. Justice of the Peace John Caldwell swore thatthe was well acquainted in the Spring of the year with a certa in Joseph Procter, frequently being at his house below Fish Creek on the Chio River and did hear him acknowledge female child named Nancy as his and she was esteemed by neighbors as such --- and Caldwell further said that Procter shortly after was retted by Indians a nd that to the best of his knowledge no other child but the above named Nancy by his wife -. Caldwell applied on behalf of the hearsrto said Joseph Procter for four hundred acres on Chio River known as Procter's lower pla ce and had it surveyed.
Witness Ebenezer Zane Robt. Mcclure
John Ca Idwell
(p.37)
February 2, 1795. James Griffith and Jemima Griffith his wife of CharlesTown, Chio County sold to Gideon Bachelder of Cha rlesTown for fifteen pounds a lot in CharlesTown.
James Griffith Jemima Griffith
(p.38)
February 2, 1795. James Griffith and Jemima his wife of CharlesTown sold to John Henderson of Washington County Pennsylvania for fifteen pounds lot 325 in Charlestown.
James Griffith Jemima Griffith
(p.39)
February 2, 1795. James Griffith and Jemima his wife sold to Ezekiel Cooper of CharlesTown for ten pounds a lot in Cha rlesTown.
James Griffith Jemimah Griffith
(p.40)
February 2, 1795. John Cuppy a nd Elizabeth Cuppy his wife of Chio County sold to Benjamin Jackson for two hundred pounds, four hundred acres on Chio River near Tomlinson's Run being part of a tract granted to Martha Eva ns and Mary Worthington.
John Cuppy
Elizabeth Cuppy
(p.41)
February 1795. Charles Prather of Chio County sold to Alexander Wells of Washington County Pennsylvania for three pounds, lots 380 and 309 in CharlesTown.
Charles Prather Ruth Prather
(p.42)
February 1795.
George White of CharlesTown sold to
William Congleton of CharlesTown for forty dollars
lots 407 and 417.
Witness Jas. Griffith Michael House
George White
(p.43 )
February 2, 1795. Charles Prather of CharlesTown sold to Elijah Cooper of the same place for twenty dollars lots 267 and 268 in CharlesTown.
Cha rles Prather ( p. 44)
March 2, 1795.
John Henderson and Elizabeth his wife
sold to James Hunter for fifty pounds, one hundred
acres on Harnon's Creek in Chio County.
John Henderson Elizabeth Henderson
(p.45)
March 2, 1795. John Henderson and Elizabeth his wife sold to Demiss Caha el for fifty pounds, one hundred acres on head of McMahan's Run in Chio County. John Henderson Elizabeth Henderson
(p.46)
March 3, 1795. Robert Higgins of Chio County sold to Abraham Rogers of sa id County for two hundred dollars one hundred and nineteen acres on Long Run.
Robert Hicgens
(p.47)
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March 3, 1795. Robert Higgens of Chio County sold to John Cruisin of the same place for three hundred dollars two hundred and forty acres on Long Run and Castleman Run, joining Sa muel Grimes, John Beck, John Paterson, Lazarus Ryan and Philip Smith.
Robert Higgins (p.48)
February 20, 1795. Thomas Maddin and Margret his wife of Chio County sold to George Teal of the same County for five hundred pounds, four hundred acres on the waters of Cross Creek.
Thomas Maddin (p.49)
February 27, 1795. Robert Huston and Sa rah his wife of Chio County sold to William Farris of the same County for three hundred and eighteen pounds fifteen shillings, three hundred acres joining Benagy Dement, Samuel Bradford dec'd, William Huston, James Curtis and Thomas Rutherford.
Witness John Farris John Wayt William Farris
Robert Huston
Sarah Huston
(v.50)
March 2, 1795. Elsey and Zachariah Swearingen of Chio County sold to John Connell of the same pla co for forty dollars lots 15 and 59 in CharlesTown.
Elsey Swearingen Zachariah Swearingon
(p.52 )
March 4, 1795. John Hays and Elizabeth his wife of Chio County sold to Daniel Swearingen of the same place for three hundred and seventy two pounds, two hundred and six acres on Harmon Creck.
John Hays (p.53)
10
Decomber 30, 1794. William Gorrell and Mary his wife of Berkeley County, Virginia sold to John Shepherd of Chio County for one hundred and ninety pounds, one hundred and ninety acres on Buffalo Creek joining James Moore.
William Correll Mary Gorroll
(p.55)
March Tern Court 1795. John Bever attorney for Jane Bever administrators of Sampson Bever dec'd, in pur- suance of a bond given by said deceased to Robert White of Washington County Pennsylvania for two hundred and twenty five acres in Chio County -- I, John Bevor of Alleghany County Pennsylvania do make over to Robert White the two hundred and twenty five acres joining John Caldwell, James Caldwell and John Boggs.
Witness Samuel Brady Kins Dickison
John Bever for James ( Jane) Bever
(p.56)
March 1795. John Bever attorney for James Bevor administrator for Sampson Bever dec'd do ma he cover to Joseph Scott of Washington County Pennsylvania, three hundred and forty six acres in Ohio County joining John Boggs and John Caldwell.
John Bever for James Bever
(p.57)
February 21, 1795. David Denny of Chio County sold to Samuel Mitchell of the sa me place for seventy five pounds, one hundred acres.
Witness James Denny David Denny
David Denny Margret Denny
March 2, 1795. John Henderson and Elizabeth his wife of Chio County sold to Nehemiah Vier of the same place two hundred and four acres on a head of a branch of McMahans Run and a branch of Harmons Run joining Demas Cahael and James Hunter. John Henderson Elizabeth Henderson
(p.59)
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March 3, 1795. NathannEllis of Washington County Penn- sylvania sold to Isaac Wilson for two hundred dollars fifty acres at mouth of Coon Run on Chio River bank formerly granted to William Walker assignee of Nicholas Coon.
Nathan Ellis (p.61)
March 3, 1795. Nathan Ellis of Washington County Pen- sylvania sold to Philip Hupp for one hundred dollars land on river bank below Fish Creek.
Nathan Ellis
(p.62 )
December 9,1794. Samuel Mumney of Baltimore County Maryland sold to John Hendricks of Pennsylvania for three hundred pounds, three hundred and twenty acres joining William Baxter and John Sappington.
Witness Samuel Mummey
Francis Brown Sappington Geo Murdock of Frederick County, Md,
(p.63)
December 25, 1794. John P. Devall of Mason County Kentucky sold to Daniel Davison of Harrison County Virginia for two hundred dollars, four hundred acres on Virginia Holler Camp Run, a branch of Middle Island Creck. Witness William Lowther Maxl Armstrong Wm. Wilson Nath Davison
John P. Devall
(p.65)
December 25, 1794. John ?. Devoll of fason County, Kentucky sold to John Davis of Harrison County Virginia for five hundred pounds, five hundred acres on the waters of Middle Island Creek.
John P. Devall Witness William Wilson Nath Davison Max'I Armstrong Daniel Da vison (p.66)
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February 16, 1795. Barney Conner, schoolmaster, of Chio County is inbebted to James Wilson for six pounds therefore does sell to said James Wilson one red and white cow, one pot, one bake oven, one skillet, one wheel, two blankets --- Wilson to give them back if Conner ca n pay the six pounds in ten months.
Witness William Fares Sarah Wilson
Barney Connor
(p.68)
November 18, 1791. Bethel Baxter and Mary his wife sold to John Packman for ninety pounds, two hundred and eighty three actes one rood twenty five poles of land on south side of Harmon Run less a triangle I sold to Wm. Sutherland on the creek hill.
Witness Thomas Maddin Wm. Murphey Richard Elson
Bethel Ba xtor Mary X Baxtor mark
(p.69)
April 6, 1795. George Beeler of Chio County sold to Daniel Preston of the same County for twenty pounds two hundred and sixty nine acres joining Thomas Ralston, and James Kennedy.
George Boeler (p.70)
March 24, 1795. George Beeler sold to Peter Crow for thirty two pounds, two hundred a cres.
George Beeler (p.71)
March 2, 1795. John Shepherd and Martha his wife sold to George Monab ( Mclab) for twenty four dollars, nine acres on Buffalo Creek.
John Shepherd Martha Shepherd
Witness Abs'm Wells John Green Elisha Haze (Hays) (p. 72 )
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May 20, 1794. John Caldwell and Jean his wife and Archibald Woods and Ann his wife of Chio County sold to Richard Nichols of the State of Connecticut for one thousand dollars, ten thousand acres on waters of Middle Island Creek joining Charles Dodd.
Witness John McColloch Robert Mcclure James Caldwell Jr.
John Caldwell Jean Caldwell Archibald Woods Ann Woods
(p.73)
May 20, 1724. James Caldwell and Elizabeth his wife, Moses Chapline and Ma ry his wife, John Caldwell and Jane his wife, Archibald Woods and Ann his wife sold to Richard Nichols of Connecticut for four thousand dollars forty one thousand acres on Middle Island and Fishing Creeks. Witness John McColloch James Caldwell Jr. Robt. McClure John Relfe
James Caldwell Elizabeth Caldwell Moses Chapline Mary Chaplinc John Caldwell Jano Caldwell Archibald Woods Ann Woods
(p.74 )
April 6, 1795. John Shepherd and Martha his wife sold to A bsolom Wells for one Guinca per acre, one hundred and seventy two acres on Buffalo Creek near Ja mes Moore and George McNabb.
Witness Joseph Biggs Adam Selman Aaron Hedges
John Shepherd Martha Shepherd
(p.76)
September 26, 1794. William Wilson and Jean his wife sold to John Stueard and William Stuerard for twenty six pounds, fifty acres on Peters Run near John Milligan Henry Dickison and Andrew Nichols.
Witness John Milliga n Reuben Foreman
William Wilson Jane Wilson (p.78)
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March 18, 1795. William Lewis Kinner and Nancy his wife sold to Benjamin Spry for twenty pounds lots 254,255, 266,294,295,296 in CharlesTown.
Witness Richard Spur (Spahr) Jas. Griffith Robert Caldwell
William L. Kinner
Nancy Kinner
(p.80)
April 1, 1795.
Samuel Buchannon and Mary his wife sold
to James Buchannon for one hundred pounds, four hundred
acres.
Witness Moses Shepherd Robt. Potts Wm. McIntire
James Buchannon Mary Buchannon
(p.81)
August 22, 1794.
Samuel Marshall and Fanny his wife sold
to Major Walker for eight pounds, forty three and one
half acres on Cross Creek.
Witness James Leeper Sr. Fargus Smith Francis Morrison
Sa muel Marshall Fanny Marshall
(0.03)
April 6, 1795. John McIntire and Elizabeth his wife sold to William Robison of West Liberty for fifty nine pounds, fifty nine plus acres on Buffalo Creek joining Lawrence VanBuskirk, Sa muel Wilson and John Moore.
Witness John Relfe John Shaw John Risk
John Mc Intire Elizabeth Mc Intire
(p.84)
April 5, 1795 John Shaw and Jemimah his wife, John Davison and Elizabeth his wife sold to John Kirk for ten pounds a lot in West Liberty.
Witness John Caldwell William Robison John Relfe
John Shaw Jemina h Show John Davison Elizabeth Davison
(p.86)
April 7, 1795. William Baird Sr. sold to Robert Jemison Jr. for one hundred pounds, one hundred and seventy two acres on Buffalo Creek which was patented to Vowels Witman in 1780 joining Zachariah Sprigg, David McClure, heirs of Moses Hedges, George McColloch, subject to an Incumbrance during life of Elizabeth Davison.
Witness John Baird George Baird
William Baird
(p.87)
April 5, 1795.
Peter Seamehorn and Elizabeth his wife
sold to Walter Cain for sixty pounds, seven and one half
acres on waters of Chio River joining Lewis VanBuskirk.
Peter X Seamahorn mark Elizabeth X Seamahorn mark (p.88)
November 9, 1793. Van Swearingen sold to Samuel Brady and Drusilla his wife for five hundred pounds; , one hundred acres on Short Creck joining James Ryan.
Witness Zachariah Swearingon
Van Swearingen
Elzey Swearingen
15. 69)
April 6, 1795.
Alexander Pettit and Rosannah his wife
sold to George Knox for eighty one pounds five chillings
sixty five acres joining Worthingtons and James Caldwell.
Alexander Pettit Rosannah Pettit
(p.90)
No date. John Campbell of Washington County Pennsyl- vania sold to George Gillespie for two hundred and twenty five pounds, one hundred and eighty six acres on Hardins Run.
John Campbell
George Gillespie
(0.91)
10
April 8, 1795. Samuel Buchannon and Mary his wife sold to Thomas Buchannon for one hundred pounds, four hund- red acres.
Witness Moses Shepherd Robert Potts Wm. Mc Intire
Samuel Buchannon Mary Buchannon
(p.92)
August 23, 1794. Charles Prather reclaimed lot 272 And in CharlesTown which was sold to Robert Potts.
Witness James Griffith James Marsha 11 Gideon Batchilder
(p.93 )
April 3, 1795.
Valentine Mendel and Mary his wife sold
to George White for seventy one dollars and seventy five
cents lots 14 and 58 in CharlesTown.
Valentine Mendle Mary Vondle (5.94)
April 6, 1795. Benjamin Naylor and Deborah his wife sold to Samuel Archer and James Hindman both of Wash- ington County Pennsylvania for two hundred and twenty seven pounds five shillings, two hundred and two acres on Cross Creek which was granted to Samuel Naylor the father of Benjamin and willed to Benjamin, land join- ing Samuel Steen.
Benjamin Naylor Deborah Naylor
(P.95)
April 6, 1795. James Ryan and Catherine Pettit sold to Hezekiah Bukey for one hundred and thirty seven pounds one hundred and thirty seven acres in the forks of Short Creek joining Morgan Vanmetre, Daniel Morgan, Van Swearingen, Edward Morgan, being a tract granted James Ryan heir at law of Thomas Ryan dec'd.
James Ryan Catherine Ryan (Catherine married Silas Zane and 3rd James Pettit )
(p.97)
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April 6, 1795. John Shepherd and his wife Leah sold to Nathan Shepherd for four hundred pounds, one hundred acres on Buffalo Creek joining Joseph Hedges and William Bonar.
John Shepherd Leah Shepherd
(p. 98 )
A pril 7, 1795. Daniel Morgan and Margaret his wife sold to Mathew Anderson for eighty dollars, eleven acres and one hundred forty six polos in forks of Short Creek.
Daniel Morgan Margret Morgan
(p.99)
January 1, 1795. John McComb and Rachel his wife sold to James Wilson for one hundred pounds, sixty nine acres fifty nine poles and six tenths.
John McComb Rachel McComb
(p.100)
April 5, 1795. Peter Keller and May his wife sold to Christian Hootman for four hundred and eighty pounds, two hundred and seventy two acres joining Jeremiah Ellis and Christopher Winters.
Peter Keller Mary Keller (p.101)
No date. Christian Hootman and Mary his wife sold to George Kitts for two hundred dollars, one hundred and fifty eight acres being part of land he purchased of Peter Keller.
Christian Hootman Mary Hootman
(p.102 )
April 6, 1795. George Gillespie and Jean his wife solu to John Cambell of West Moreland County Pennsylvania for one thousand dollars, one hundred eighty six acrec on, hio River and lower side of Hardins Run. George Gillespie Jane Gilles pie
(p.103 )
March 6, 1795. Henry Mercer Babb of Frederick County Virginia sold to Thomas Lee of Chio County --- said Honry Mercer Babb heir at law of Thomas Babb dec'd -- for four hundred eighty sevon dollars and sixty seven cents, two hundred and nine acres on Cross Creek joining Francis McGuire, Baldwin Parson, Charles Wells and Daniel Calendine.
Henry Mercer Babb (p. 104 )
April 6, 1795. Henry Mercer Babb of Frederick County Virginia heir at law of Thomas Dabb doc'd sold to Francis McGuire of Chio County for four hundred forty five dollars and sixty seven cents, one hundred and ninety one acres on Buffalo Creek joining George Stevenson, Daniel Calendine, Baldwin Parson and the road from CharlesTown to Washington Pennsylvania,
Henry Mercer Babb (p.106 )
January 2y, 1795. David Shepherd and Rachel his wife sold to Joseph Terrell for sixty pounds, one hundred and twenty acres.
Witness David Mc Intire Til. Shepherd Hezekiah Thornburg
David Shepherd Rachel Shepherd
(2.1.17)
May 4, 1795. John McFarland and Elizabeth his wife sold to James McFarland for one hundred pounds, four hundred acres joining John Atkinson, James Hall, and James Snodgrass.
John McFarland Elisabeth McFarland (p.108)
January 29, 1795. David Shepherd and Rachel his wife sold to Hezekiah Thornberry for ten pounds, two hund- red and thirteen acres on bank of Little Wheeling Creon. Witness David Shepherd Rachel Shepherd David IcIntiro Wn. Shepherd Willian Warnack
( p. 109)
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May 4, 1795. Adam Selman and Mary his wife sold to James Howlet for seventy five pounds, seventy five acres joining Alexnader Wells Jr. on the waters of Buffalo Creek and joining Charles Wells. Adam Selman Mary X Selman (p.110)
May 4, 1795.
James Caldwell, Zac Spriggs, John Beck
-
David Chambers justices of the Peace of Ohio County hath put Elizabeth Hardwood to serve Morgan Hurst, farmer, until she is by law of age.
Morgan Hurst
(p.111)
March 3, 1795. John Foot and Prudence Linn wife of Moses Linn deced for six hundred and ninety one pounds hath as Guardian of heirs of and as executors od said Moses Linn, sold to John Foot sixty nine acres of land.
Prudence Linn (p.112)
May 4, 1795. Jacob Cochran attorney for Joseph Goddard and Frances Goddard his wife sold to Thomas Steward for twenty pounds, one hundred thirty three and three fourths acres.
Jacob Bochran (p.113)
November 6, 1795.
William Shepherd sold to William
Stephenson for thirty three pounds, one hundred
and twelve acres.
William Shepherd
Witness Soloman Nighswanger John Clark Elizabeth X Nighswanger maek (p.114)
January 29, 1795. David Shepherd sold to Francis Duke for twenty pounds, forty two acres on waters of Short Creek joining Morgan Vanmetre, John Van- metre and William Dunlap.
Davad Shepherd (p.115)
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May 4, 1795. Jacob Cochran and Mary his wife sold to Samuel Huston for sixty pounds, one hundred and fifty seven acres.
Jacob Cochran
(p.117)
May4, 1795. John Brown and Jean his wife sold to Adam Selman for fifty three pounds, fifty three acres join- ing James Howlet on the waters of Buffalo Creek. John Brown Jean X Brown mark
(p.118)
May 4, 1795. Jacob Cochran attorney for Joseph Goddard and Frances Goddard his wife sold to James Goddard for sixty pounds, one hundred and ten acres.
Jacob Cochran
(p.119)
September 13, 1794.
William Shepherd sold to Thomas Yeats
for one hundred pounds, one hundred and twenty two acres
joining William Hulse, John Fay and Hugh McConnell.
Witness John Harris Adam Faris
William Shepherd
(p.120)
May 4, 1795. James Howlet and Margaret his wife sold to John Brown for one hundred pounds, fifty acres on Buffalo Creek.
James Howlet
Margaret X Howlet
mark
(p.121)
May 4, 1793. Jacob Cochran attorney for Joseph Goddard and Francis his wife sold to Stout Chamberlain for thirty pounds, eighty acres on waters of Little Mill Creek joining John Custard.
Joseph Coddard (p.122)
May 4, 1795. Joseph Cochran and John Goddard attorneys for Joseph Goddard sold to William Ryan for sixty pounds, one hundred acres joining Joseph Nevil and Benjamin Johnston.
Joseph Goddard Frnaces Goddard (p.123)
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June 1, 1795. Conrad Peterson and Mary his wife sold to Richard Cullen for one hundred dollars, one hundred and eighty eight acres on Halbuts Run joining Daniel McCloud, Nathan Baker, and George Beelor.
Witness George X Chapman
Conrad Peterson Mary X Peterson mark
mark James Nevile
(p.124)
June 1, 1775. Charles Prather of Charlestown sold to Isaac Robbins, schoolmaster, for twenty nine dollars lot 3.
Charles Prather (p.125)
June 1, 1795. Charles Prather sold to George Matheot ofAnnarundle County Maryland for thirty dollars, lots 113 and 114 in CharlesTown.
Charles Prather (p.127)
June 1, 1795. Benagy Dement and Alice his wife sold to James McClain for one hundred pounds, one hundred acres on waters of Little Wheeling Creek.
Witness Albin Metcalf Ellry Swearingen Isaac Taylor
Benajah Dement Aless Dement
(p.128)
November 6, 1794. William Hulse of Berkeley County Virginia sold to Henry Bell of Ohio County for forty pounds, two hundred and fifteen acres in Ohio County joining Andrew White and Robert McCoy.
William Hulse Elizabeth Hulse
Witness Moses Shepherd James Moor Abraham Shepherd Jacob Whitzel (p.129)
22
March 24,1795. George Beeler and Jane Beeler his wife sold to John Davis of Washington County, Pennsylvania for twenty four pounds, one hundred acres beginning at the temporary State line.
George Beeler (p.130)
June 1, 1795. John Connel and Mary his wife and William McKinly and Wane his wife sold to Samuel Smith of Washing- ton County, Pennsylvania for sixty two dollars and fifty cents, lot number 5 in CharlesTown.
John Connell Mary Connell William McKinly Jane McKinly
(p.130)
June 1, 1795. Reason Pumphrey and Sophia his wife sold to Nicholas Pumphrey for six hundred dollars, one hundred and sixty three acres on the Ohio River joining Lawrence VanBuskirk.
Reason Pumphrey Sophia Pumphrey
(p.132)
May 19, 1795. John Stricker of Baltimore Town, Maryland, merchant, appoints Moses Chapline of Ohio County Virginia his attorney to sell his interest in one half of a certain parcel of land in which Archibald Woods is jointly inter- ested.
John Stricker (p.133)
March 22, 1792. We, Joseph Goddard and Frances Goddard do appoint John Goddard and Jacob Cochran our attorneys to collect from our debtors all momies due or any legacies. Witness Thomas Dawson Charles Blackmore
Joseph Goddard Frances X Goddard mark
(p.134)
1795. James Griffith and Jemima his wife sold to Alexander Wells of Washington County, Pennsylvania for twenty five pounds part of lots 1 and two in CharlesTown. James Griffith Jemima Griffith (p.135)
23
Marsh 2, 1795. Nathan Ellis and Maryann his wife sold to Robert Woods for four hundred and seventy five dollars two hundred and eighty acres on the south bank of Fish Creek to the mouth of the creek, joining Philip Hupp.
Nathan Ellis Maryann Ellis
(p.136)
July 6, 1795. Isaac Robins of CharlesTown, schoolmaster sold to William Wortenbe for thirty two dollars, lot 63 in CharlesTown.
Isaac Robins (p.137)
November 6, 1794. William Hulse of Berkeley County Virginia sold to Henry Beall of Ohio County for forty pounds, two hundred and fifteen acres joining Andrew White and Robert McCoy. (Beall also spelled Bell)
William Hulse
Elizabeth Hulse
(p.138)
July 7, 1795. Thomas Williamson and Elizabeth his wife sold to Henry Hufman for eighty pounds, two hundred acres known as Toms Cabbin, joining Josiah Brown, David Denny, and Francis Boggs.
Thomas Williamson (p.140)
July 6, 1795.
Samuel Beck, son of Joshua Beck, sold to
William Wilson for one hundred and six pounds, one hund-
red and forty five acres joining Benjamin Biggs, Zachar-
iah Sprigg, Moses Lynn, Nicholas Rogers and Benjamin
Ogle.
Witness
Samuel Beck 3d
Alexander Beck
Jn Beck
Samuel Beck 2d (p.141)
June 2, 1795. Benjamin Johnston Jr. for his deceased father, sold to William Sinclair five hundred and thirty actes on little Cove.
Benjamin Johnston (p.142)
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July 6, 1795. Fredrich Tague of Washington County, Penn- sylvania sold to Mary Whetcell wife of John Whetcell, dec'd, and Martin Whetcell, Lewis Whetcell, Jacob Whet- cell, Nathan Gutry (Gosney) and Lucy his wife, heirs at law of John Whitcell decid, for four hundred pounds, one
four hundred acres on bank of Big Wheeling Creek.
Mary X Whetcell mark Marton X Whetcell mark Jacob Whetcell
(p.144)
July 6, 1795. James Marshall and Agnes his wife of CharlesTown sold to John Agnew of the said town for five pounds, lots and parts of lots 10, 54, 251, 252.
James Marshall Agness Marshall
(p.145)
January 29, 1795. James Ogle heir at law of Benjamin Ogle, and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Ogle sold to Soloman Porter for eighty six pounds and ten shillings eighty six and one half acres on Buffalo Creek, join- ing Nicholas Roger being part of a tract granted to Benjamin Ogle heir at law to Jacob Ogle and conveyed by him to Mary Ogle and part claimed by James Ogle by heirship.
Witness Zach. Biggs Jacob Ogle Joseph Porter
James Ogle
Elizabeth X
Ogle
mark
Mary Ogle
(p.146)
July 6, 1795. John Boggs for sixty pounds sold to Levy Damold two hundred and fifty acres joining Abner Cloud.
John Boggs Mary Boggs
(p.147)
July 6, 1795. Sely Rily hath bound has son Abraham Riley - unto John Long to learn the Tanning trade -- from this date til July 22, 1800.
her
Witness John Kerr James Hughes
Sely
Riley
mark
John Long
(p.148)
25
April 18, 1795. John Vance and Ann Vance of Allegania County, Pennsylvania sold to Walter Buchanan of Ohio County, Virginia for eighty five pounds, one hundred and seventy acres on waters of Wheeling Creek joining David Hosack, Alexander Woods of Davy , and William Morrison.
Witness William Caldwell Sm. Hedges Waitman Sipple Joseph Caldwell
John Vance Agness Vance
(p.149)
August 4, 1795. Thomas Tarr and Thomas Tarr Jr. of Wash- ington County Pennsylvania doth bind Thomas Tarr Jr. to Benjamin Spry of CharlesTown , as an apprentice to learn to be a shoe and boot maker, for six years.
Thomas Tarr Sr. Thomas Tarr Jr. Benja. Spry
(p.150)
April 20, 1790. Samuel Marshall and Fanny his wife sold to John Graham for one hundred and fifty pounds, two hundred and fifty acres on Cross Creek joining John Rowland, Baldwin Parson and the State line.
Witness Archibald Elson John X Williams mark John X Johnston mark
Samuel Marshall Fanny X Marshall mark
(p.151)
April 21, 1795. John Graham sold to Archibald Elson for one hundred and fifty pounds, two hundred and fifty acres on Cross Creek joining John Rowland and Baldwin Parson. (This deed security for wheat)
John Graham
Witness George Davis John X Williams mark John Johnston X mark (p.152)
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