York County PA Archives Deed.....Badders, Levi - Grove, John & Ustend His Wife March 7, 1817
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Hopewell township, York, Pensylvania
Written: March 7, 1817
Recorded: January 20, 1818

DEED
Levi BADDERS grantee (buyer)
John GROVE & Ustend his wife grantor (seller)
3C,251 
written 7 Mar 1817
recorded 20 Jan 1818
location of land: Hopewell Twp, York Co, PA
(transcribed from the original record on microfilm at York county Archives by 
Rosalie Sommer 15 Aug 2001)
INDENTURE
THIS INDENTURE made the twenty seventh day of March in the year of our Lord 
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between John GROVE and Ustend his 
wife of Hopewell township in the County of York and Commonwealth of 
Pennsylvania of the one part and Levi BADDERS of the same place aforesaid of 
the other part.  Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of two 
hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the said Levi BADDERS at of before the 
ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby 
acknowledged and of all and of every part thereof doth acquite and forever 
discharge the said Levi BADDERS his heirs and assigns by these present to be 
the said John GROVE and Ustena his wife hath granted bargained and sold and do 
by these presents doth grand bargain sell alein release and confirm unto the 
said Levi BADDERS and to his heirs and assigns forever all that the following 
described tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in Hopewell township 
in the County of York beginning at a white oak on a bounding line of John 
GROVES land adjoining lands of said BADDERS formerly John KUNKLES deceased, 
thence by the other part of the track of John GROVE North fifty degrees East 
sixty nine perches to a stone thence South seventy seven and a half degrees 
East twelve perches to a white oak thence north forth seven degrees East 
twenty one perches and five tenths to stones therence South seventy five 
degrees West seventy seven perches and four tenths to a post South nine and a 
half degrees West thirth six perches to the place of Beginning Containing six 
acres one hundrend and twenty nine perches next measure Surveyed on warrant 
granted to Francis HARTMAN dated 1st day of July 1784. To have and to hold the 
above described tract or parcel of land containing six acres one hundred and 
twenty nine perches neat measure with all the buildings thereon errected and 
thereon and made here itamients and premices hereby bargained and sold to the 
only prossed use and benefit and behoof of him the said Levi BADDERS his heirs 
and assigns forever, and the said John GROVE and Ustina his wife the said 
tract of six acres one hundred and twenty nine perches neat measures hereby 
granted mentioned or intended so to be with the appurtenances unto the said 
Levi BADDERS his heirs and assigns against ....John GROVE and Ustena his wife 
their heirs and assignes and against all manner of person or persons lawfully 
claiming or to claim the same of any part thereof by from or under them or any 
of them heirs will warrant and forever deferred by these presents. IN WITNESS 
whereof we have here unto get out hands and seals the day and year first above 
written John GROVE (sealed) ....Kunkle? (might be Markey) Sealed Signed sealed 
and delivered in the presence of:
        Jacob MARKEY 
        John GROVE
RECEIVED on the day of the date of the foregoing Indenture the sum of two 
hundred dollars in full of the consideration money therein mentioned witnesses 
my hand. John GROVE. Test Jacob MARKEY York County. Ss. Personally came John 
GROVE and Ustena his wife in the foregoing Indenture name and acknowledged the 
same to be their act and each of their act and deed and desired it might be 
recorded as such. The said Ustena being of full age and by me being privately 
examined apart and out, of the hearing of her said husband declared that she 
executed the said indenture voluntarily and of her own free will and accord 
without any coercion comoopulsion as any undue influence between her said 
Husband and the full content having been by me first made known to her. 
Witness my hand and seal the eleventh day of April A.D. 1817 Alex. WALLACE 
*seal) 
A true copy taken from and compared with the original at York the 20th day of 
January Anno Domini 1818.
J. BARNITZ Registrar


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