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Surveyed to John McInich [sic] on the [unreadable] day of September 1811, two parcels |
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[unreadable]. Actual settlement and improvement made in the spring of the year 1796. Situate |
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in Buffalo Township, Armstrong County. Containing two hundred and ninety six acres and |
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forty perches and allowance of six percent %. Robert Orr D.S. [Deputy Surveyor] |
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N.B. Joseph Cogley claims part of the above land by virtue of actual settlement. R. Orr D.S. |
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Notes: |
(1) “S 36 W 33.5” [upside down] |
(5) “N 86 ½ E 46 (?)” |
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(2) “N 29 (?) W 78” |
(6) “N 37 W [unreadable] [123 (?)]” |
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(3) “S 367 W [unreadable]” [upside-down] |
(7) “N 36.7 E 211” |
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(4) “N [unreadable] W 71” |
(8) “S 37 E 232.5” |
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IV. John McAninch, sold to Asa Freeman, 105 acres, Surveyed May 10, 1838 [General Note 2] |
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[page] 420 Other land of Asa Freeman [Shows names of adjacent neighbors] |
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. . . (1) N 87 ½ E 250 . . . . . . . . . Post [no lines in original,] (4) (2) [dotted-lines shown] Philip Seichley (4) (2) [for clarity /FrankM] [Sewickly(?)] (4) John McNinch [sic] (2) (4) now Asa Freeman 105 132 (2) Asa Freeman (4) (2) (Post) . . . (3) (3) (3) (3) (3) . . . . . . Post Risler’s [?] Renter’s [?] Trees Samuel McCullogh |
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In pursuance of a warrant dated April 12th, 1838, granted to John McNinch [sic], now for the |
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use of Asa Freeman. Surveyed on the 10th day of May 1838, the above described tract of land |
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containing one hundred and five acres and one hundred and thirty-two perches and |
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allowance of six percent %. Situate in Franklin Township, Armstrong County, N.W. of the |
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Allegheny River. |
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John Taylor, Engr., Surveyor General Jonathan E. Meredith D.S. [deputy surveyor] |
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Notes: |
(1) “N 87 ½ E 250 Post” |
(3) “S 87 ½ W 230 (280?) Post”, upside-down on edge |
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(2) “S 2 ½ E 78 Post” |
(4) “N 2 ½ W 78” |
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General Notes and Source Notes: |
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[1] Farm Survey Book 1 (1793-1906); Armstrong County, Pennsylvania; microfilm of the original book, from the Armstrong County Courthouse, Kittanning, Pennsylvania; LDS Film 0,861,241. |
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[2] “McAninch Land Records in Early Armstrong County, Pennsylvania” were published in two parts, McA. F.H.NL Vol. IV, No. 3, August 1996, pg. 1996-25, and No. 4, December 1996, pg. 1996-33. |
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[2] I. William McAninch [40 acres], Survey I. above, may be his home farm (“by virtue of his actual settlement and improvement”); William died late 1836; Margaret McA., Administratrix, sold 124 acres to Gabriel Philibert Loeben; MFHN 1996-34, Armstrong Co. Deeds Vol. 11 pg.1-2. |
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[2] II. William McAninch [432 acres] (and McCall), Survey II. above, clearly matches the July 1806 sale to Mordekiah McDonald (settled by William McAninch, per 29 Nov. 1796 agreement with “Archd. McCall, Merchant of the City of Philadelphia”, neighbors in 1806 included Frederick Christman and John Buzzard; MFHN 1996-25, Armstrong Co. Deed Books, Vol. I, pg. 168-9). |
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Armstrong County Land Surveys (pg. 3 of 4) |
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McAninch Family History NL, VIII-3 July 2000 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2000-23 |
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