Washington Co., PA Records


Heinz History Warrantee Atlas of Allegheny County, Moon Township
Joshua Meeks
416 1/2 Ms Strict
Surveyed Apr. 12, 1785 on
A Vir. Cert.
Patented Apr. 7 1788 to same on
a warrant to accept dated
Apr. 1, 1788 p. 14.80
"The Garden"
John Meeks
423 Ms Strict measure
Surveyed Mar. 13, 1785 on Vir. Cert.
Patented Sept. 24 1787 to same
On warrant to accept
Dated Sep. 14, 1787
p. 12.22
"Coal"
Jacob Meeks
400 Ms Strict measure
Surveyed Apr. 11, 1785 on a
Virginia Certificate,
Patented Apr. 8 1788
to Jacob Meeks on warrant
to accept dated Apr. 11, 1788
p. 12.263
"Walnut Land"

John sells 263 acres on 9 Nov 1789 to James Mitchell. The property is adjoined by the land of Joshua Meek and the deed is witnessed by Joshua Meek.

Ref: Abstracts Deed Books I and II, Allegheny Co. PA. compiled by Helen L. Harriss, C. G.. 1984, FHL 974.885 2h:
[p. 35] #113. [Abstracted from original record]. 9 Nov 1789.
JOHN MEEK & MARGRET, his wife, of "Aligania" Co. PA to James Mitchel, of same. Consideration 17 shillings per acre, 263-1/2 acres. Situated - waters of Montours Run in Robinsons Twp granted to JOHN MEEK by Patents. 24 Sep 1787 Patent Book #12:22.
Names mentioned in land description: Joshua Meek's land; John Ward's land; Thomas Sproot's land; Robert Lowdon's land; "divided by a line run and agreed to by said James Mitchel & Alexander Reed with the appurtenances thereunto belonging."
Signed: John (X) Meek, Margret (X) Meek.
Wit: Joshua Meek, Joseph Scott.
Proven 11 Nov 1789 by Joseph Scott.
Recorded Jun 15, 1790
Jacob sells his land on 9 Nov 1789. His wife's name is listed as Nancy.
Ibid:
[p. 42] p. 242: 25 Dec 1789. Indent. JACOB MEEK of Allegheny Co. PA and w/NANCY MEEK. To John Newell, Westmo. Co. 76.5 pounds 130 acres 18 pr. On Montour Run, Robinson Tp. Being land granted to JACOB MEEK by Patent 8 Apr 1788. Adj. William Riddek, Joseph Patterson, JACOB MEEK.
Signed: JACOB MEEK, NANCY MEEK
Wit. John Turner, Joseph Scott
Rec. 20 Oct 1790

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