Deed, DE, Sussex, MARY WYNKOOP to MIERS FISHER 1773

MIERS FISHER from MARY WYNKOOP and others

This indenture made the 17th day of April in the year of Our Lord 1773 between MARY
WYNKOOP, PHEBE [WYNKOOP] VINING [PHOEBE WYNKOOP VINING] and BENJAMIN WYNKOOP,
surviving executors of The testament and last will of ABRAHAM WYNKOOP late of
Sussex County, Esquire, of ye one part and MIERS FISHER of the county of
Philadelphia, attorney at law, of the other part.

Whereas the said ABRAHAM WYNKOOP in his lifetime was and stood seized in his demise
of and in certain tract of land situated in Cedar Creek hundred in ye said County
of Sussex commonly called “Pathalia & Cyprus Hall” and so thereof being seized the
said ABRAHAM when Coop made his Testament and last will in writing during date the
15th day of November in the year of Our Lord 1750 wherein and thereby he did order
and direct that his executors there in named should sell and convey the residue of
his real estate not there in disposed of in order to raise money to pay his just
debts and the legacies by him in the said will be quizzed as by ye said will duly
approved and remaining of record in the county of Sussex aforesaid more fully
appears and afterward the said ABRAHAM WYNKOOP so being seized died after whose
death ye said MARY WYNKOOP, PHEBE VINING a certain THOMAS WYNKOOP who is since
deceased and BENJAMIN WYNKOOP the executor in he said we'll named approved the same
will and took upon themselves the burden of the executor execution thereof.

NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that he said MARY WYNKOOP, PHEBE VINING and BENJAMIN
WYNKOOP by virtue of the power in the said will to them given and in pursuance of
the directions thereof, for and in consideration of the sum of £98 money of
Pennsylvania to them in hand paid by the said MIERS FISHER the receipt whereof they
do hereby acknowledged have bargained, sold, aliened, enfeoffed, released and
confirmed to ye said MIERS FISHER, his heirs and assigns forever a certain part of
the aforesaid tract of land.

    Beginning at a post being the southeast corner of the said tract standing
    in the line of another tract of land called FARMER'S DELIGHT and running
    from that thence S 51½ degrees W 243 1/10 perch and to a post being the
    SW corner of the said greater land thence N 47 degrees W 60 perches to a
    post standing in the line of BENJAMIN TRUITT's land by ye said TRUITT’s
    land, and land lately sold by the said MARY WYNKOOP to GEORGE COWEN, N 49
    degrees E 245½ perches to a post thence S 44 degrees E 70 purchase to the
    place of beginning.

Containing 98 acres and 100 perches to be the same more or less.

TOGETHER WITH ALL AND SINGULAR of woods, ways, waters, water courses, rights,
privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever thereto belonging and the
reversions and remainders, rents, houses and profits thereof and all the estate,
right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever which ye said ABRAHAM WYNKOOP
at the time of his death had of, in, too and out of the premises.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said here by bargained premises with he appurtenances to ye
said MIERS FISHER his heirs and assigns forever to his and their own proper use,
benefit, and behoof.




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                   Deed, DE, Sussex, MARY WYNKOOP to MIERS FISHER 1773

In witness whereof the said parties have to these presents interchangeably set
their hand and seals the day and year first above written.

MARY WYNKOOP
PHEBE VINING
BENJAMIN WYNKOOP

Signed, delivered, in the presence of us

FINCH TILGHMAN [Tillman]
JOHN LYON

Received April 1773 of MIERS FISHER £98 being the full consideration money above
mentioned.

Witness

FINCH TILGHMAN
JOHN LYON

We, the above named MARY WYNKOOP, PHEBE VINING and BENJAMIN WYNKOOP, do hereby
authorize and empower DANIEL NUNEZ and JACOB MOORE Esquire and each of them jointly
and severally our and each of our attorneys for us and in our names to appear in ye
County Court of Common Pleas or any other court having jurisdiction herein and then
and there and do form of law to acknowledge the foregoing indenture to be a hour
and each of our act and deed in fat we same baby recorded in proper office of said
County.

Witness our hand and seal ye 17th of April 1773

MARY WYNKOOP
PHEBE VINING
BENJAMIN WYNKOOP




Sussex Delaware

At a court of common pleas held at Lewes for the county of Sussex aforesaid the 4th
day of May in the year of Our Lord 1773 the within deed of sale was acknowledged in
due form of law by DANIEL NUNEZ Esquire one of the attorneys of ye within named
grantors unto ye within named grantees being first proved by Revd. JOHN LYON one of
the subscribing witness is there too.

JOHN RUSSELL, deputy prothonotary




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