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Newton Walker Land Transactions |
Coverage
| Place |
Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Year range |
1767 - 1808 |
| Surname |
Walker |
Citation
| Newton Walker Land Transactions. |
Cumberland, PA Deed Books:
Book B, Page 167:
Joseph Walker, Newton Township to James Jack, Morgan Thompson of Newton, land bounded by Conodoguinet, Andrew Walker, William Walker, Thomas Mayson and a servant man of 10 years Henry Burns. Money being property of John and Alexander Wiley heirs of Alexander Wiley Deceased
24 December 1767
Witnessed by William Walker and John Bowman
Book F, Page 350:
Joseph Walker, Newton Township to Jeremiah McKibben. Land up to the Laughlin's Mill.
15 May 1783
Witnessed by Andrew Ralston and William Jenton
Signed Joseph and Rachel Walker
Book II Page 131:
James and Samuel Walker of Newtown Township to William Walker, Land patented 25 day of April, situated in Newton on the bank of Conodoguinet next to land of John Dunbar, Robert Sharp.
7 April 1816
Witnessess:
Jane Walker
John Mitchell J.P.
Signed James Walker
Book MM Page 211:
James and William Walker of Newtown Township to Samuel Walker, land adjoining John Dunbar, Daniel McLaughlin, Robert Sharp
25 Decembr 1816
Witnesses:
William Brown
John Mitchell
Signed
James Walker
William Walker
Book N Page 433:
Martin Hefflefinger of Hopewell Township to James Walker of Mifflin Township.
2 April 1799
Witnesses:
William Montgomery
Quirl? Montor?
Signed
Martin Hefflefinger
Book P Page 680:
James Walker of West Pennbourough, and Henry Knettle of Mifflin, Guardian of James Walker and James Harper of Mifflin. Land on Newton Township, surveyed for Joseph Walker. On the bank of Conodoguinet next to land of William Walker, Solomon Lightleap. Joseph died leaving Mary, Jean, Elizabeth, Isabella, Hannah, James, William and Joseph
James Walker Henry Knittle
20 April 1804
Book S Page 76:
James Walker of Miffin, Henry Knettle of Mifflin, to John Davidson of Newville. On the bank of Conodoguinet next to land of William Walker,
13 June 1808
Book S Page 419:
John Walker of Newton Township to John Davidson of Newville. Land in Newton township, patent recorded in Book 63 Page 290
Corner of heirs of Gabriel Glenn, James McCammon, Gamble
11 August 1808
Witnesses:
Aleksn Laughlin
John Geddis
Signed John Walker
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