GERMANTOWN PA Antique Indenture Document 1729 Henry Pastorius Dirk Johnson

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GERMANTOWN PA Antique Indenture Document 1729 Henry Pastorius Dirk Johnson :
$326.98

We have three framed antique Germantown, Pennsylvania
documents available this week. Please take a look at all three.All three documents can be hand delivered
for a small fee in Eastern PA area or NJ.
Please email me before the close of the sale
to discuss delivery options. Details : This document was written May 13, 1729
The indenture / document regards Dirk Johnson, a \"yeoman\"
from Germantown in Philadelphia County and
Theobalt End? Eno? or Ent? of Germantown
The indenture is for the sale of a parcel of land.
The specifics are beautifully described. \" Sealed and delivered in the presence
of George Bringhurst and Henry Pastorius \" Measurements : 7 x 28 inches.Condition - Excellent. Fold lines. Some waviness. Not foxed. Not torn. The wax seal is complete and excellent.PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS Prior to the last day.

This listing will end on Sunday May 26, 2013

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