Land Patent-Thomas Penn 1735.

Land patent to William Branson for a lot of ground from the seventh and eighth streets to the Delaware River in Philadelphia City, dated 2 Sept 1742, ink on vellum, John Penn, Thomas Penn and Richard

DESCRIPTION: John Penn signed land patent. Grants 150 acres in the town of Lancaster, county of Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Peter Blackalias Swartz. Created October 11, 1765 and recorded July 15, 1774.

Vellum land patent for 100 acres of land in Hanover Township, Lancaster County, in the Province of Pennsylvania to Patrick Brown dated August 27th, 1765, and is signed by John Penn (1729-1795), as Li

VELLUM DOCUMENT LAND DEED/INDENTURE, THOMAS & RICHARD PENN SIGNED JAMES HAMILTON OCT. 1ST, 1749

Deed dated June 10th, 1767, detailing the purchase of 192 acres in York County for the sum of Nine Pounds Twelve Shillings and Nine Pence Sterling by Samuel Richard; granted by King George the Third,

A lot of various 18th and 19th century land deeds. 1756 Thomas and Richard Penn deed singed by Robert Morris for a property in Lancaster County, a 19th century English deed and will, a 1774 deed from

1806 Pa Land Patent, signed by Pa Governor "Thomas M. Kean, a Warant from William Bingham granting a certain tract of land called Glaslough in the late Purchase now Venango County to his heirs Alexand

Pre-Revolutionary War land deep from Thomas and John Penn grandsons of William Penn to Daniel Richards for a large parcel of land in the Northern Liberties Section of Philadelphia, signed on the lower

Thomas & Richard Penn 1738 Land Indenture. Warwick Township, Lancaster County, PA. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. Framed, 12" x 31-1/2" overall. Condition: Good with tonin

Thomas and Richard Penn land grant, dated 1752, for land in Chester County, Pennsylvania, together with an early handwritten sermon.

18th Century Thomas and Ricard Penn Land Indenture. Signed by John Penn, Lt Governor of Pennsylvania and son of Richard Penn and grandson of William Penn. Also signed by James Hamilton. Framed and mat

Thomas and John Penn Pennsylvania 1770 Land Indenture on Wove Paper. New Castle and Delaware Counties, PA. Also signed Richard Penn above ribbon seal. Accompanied with a printed two shillings note pri

1759 Thomas and Richard Penn Land Indenture Signed by James Hamilton. Founder of Lancaster in 1730, Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania. Framed and matted 13-1/2" x 19-1/2" overall. Condition: Good with foxi

PENN. LAND INDENTURE BETWEEN THOMAS WILLING & WILLIAM BINGHAM FOR TRACT OF LAND CALLED ANTRIM, C. 1796

Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Proprietaries of the Province of Pennsylvania... Land Grant to Lynford Lardner dated September 10th, 1747. 8" x 13"

DESCRIPTION: 1764 property deed for the Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania area. Hand-scrivend ink on vellum. Includes seal. Addressed from Chief Proprietor Thomas Penn (1702-1775) and Titular

Deed for a tract of 184 acres of land in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Deeded to John Gilliland by Thomas and Richard Penn, Esquires, Proprietaries and Governors of the Provence of Pennsylvania, 1762. with

Land deed dated 1737 issued to Robert Hills for a large tract of land in Pennsborough Township (now Cumberland County) Lancaster County in the name of John, Thomas and Richard Penn (sons of William Pe

Land grant dated 1744 issued to Joseph Paxton in Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Issued in the name of Thomas and Richard Penn, sons of William Penn and bearing an original James Hamilt

PENN, WILLIAM. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, "WmPenn," granting 1500 acres of land "clear of Indian Incumbrances in [PA] . . . between the Rivers of Sasquehanah and Delaware" to Thomas Church

William Penn Deeds Land to Fellow Quaker in 1681 WILLIAM PENN. Manuscript Document Signed, "Wm Penn", 1p, 8.25" x 12", Warminghurst, West Sussex, England, September 11, 1681, a Deed to Thomas Herriot.

[Pennsylvania] Logan, James Land Patent, signed Philadelphia, September 10, 1712. Manuscript land patent on vellum in a secretarial hand, signed by colonial deputies James Logan, as Receiver-General,

MID 19TH CENTURY HEIGHT 18 1/2 INCHES. HAIRLINE CRACK EXTENDING DOWN FROM BENEATH LIP COLLAR DOES NOT APPEAR TO PENETRATE BODY.

[Presidential] Jackson, Andrew Partially-Printed Land Patent, signed (Washington, D.C.), April 2, 1829. Partially-printed land patent on vellum (Certificate No. 400), signed by Andrew Jackson as Presi