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PHILIP SCHENKEL / SHINKLE and SUSANNA MORETS / MORITZ / MURRAY
appendix B Shinkle Genealogy by Louisa J Abbott & Charles L Abbott 1717 - 1897
Pennsylvania German Marriages; Marriages & Marriage Evidence
in Pennsylvania Churches
by Donna Irish 1982, Baltimore Genealogical Publishing
pg 65 Schwartzwald Reformed Church, 1781-1811
Family Tree Maker's Family Archives Church Records Selected
Areas of Pennsylvania 1600s -1800s
CD Disk 166 Schwartzwald Reformed Church page 2635
PHILIP SHINKLE
son of Henry Shenkel 1718 -1785 & Maria Margretha Mueller
Philip born 27 June 1768 Chester County Pennsylvania
Philip died 5 April 1847 Chester County Pennsylvania
buried Shenkel Knoll Cem Pottstown Landing Chester Co PA
Philip signed his Will 18 Oct 1844, probated in court 5 April 1847
Chester Co Pennsylvania
appendix B Shinkle Genealogy by Louisa J Abbott & Charles L Abbott 1717 - 1897
married 6 April 1790 Susanna (Susan) (Moritz)Murray
marr - Pennsylvania German Marriages compiled by Donna Irish 1982 pg 65
Schwartzwald Reformed Church 1781 - 1811
has "Schenkel, Philip, Susanna Moritz, Chester Co; 6 April 1790."
Susan born 1773
Susan died by 9 May 1849 Chester Co Pennsylvania
Susan buried Shenkel Knoll Cem Pottstown Landing Chester Co PA
Susan dau of Jacob ( Morets / Moritz )Murray & Susanna (Knauer??)b-1742-1824
children - Samuel Shinkle b-1790 married Mary Bingaman
- Julia Shinkle b-1791 married George Houke
- Elizabeth Shinkle b-1792 married John Wanger
- John Shinkle b-1793 married Mary Smith
we have civil war letters from his son David's letters to Eliza
- Maria Shinkle b-1794 married John Shumaker
- Jacob Shinkle b-1795 married Dorothy Stork
- Henry Shinkle b-1796 married Susan Fering
- Matthias (Matthew) Shinkle b-1797 married Margaret Cramp
- Frederick Shinkle b-1810 marr 6 April 1887 1st Frances Meckey Wildman Frederick
marr 2nd Jamaka Hawkins
- Catherine Shinkle b-1812 married John Mosteller
had daughter Hanna Mosteller marr John Wagard (per Philip's will # 11107) Wanger
settling on 7 May 1850. 8 Nov 1852 she became Hannah Ann Wilson
NOTE found Catherine Shingle marr 24 December 1824 St Mary's Church
Knauertown Chester Co Pennsylvania to John Mostellar
- Philip Shinkle b-1815 married
- David Shinkle b-1817 married Sarah J Taylor
- Philip Shinkle b-1841 from Lancaster Pennsylvania.
Page 156 Philip Shingle death S Coventry Pennsylvania
granting letters 5 April 1847 granted Samuel Shingle & Philip Shingle
filing date 13 April 1847 filing account 7 December 1852
#11107 will book 19 page 189 Index Wills 1714 - 1923 Chester Co Pennsylvania
WILL OF PHILIP SHINGLE
Will - Proved April 5, 1847
Recorded in Will - Book G vol 19 page 190
18 Oct 1844
In the name of God Amen, I Philip Shingle Senr of South Coventry Township
Chester County and the State of Pennsylvania being weak in body and
of sound mind memory and understanding but considering the uncertainty
of this transitory life do make and publish this my last will and
testament in manner and form following to Wit:
first it is my will and I do order - that all my just debts and funeral
expenses be duly paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently
can be after my decease
Item I give and bequeath unto my dear wife Susanna two beds the
first and last choices one stove and pipe four chairs one table
one dough trough on bureau one cow one copper kettle one fat hog
my share of the crop of rye now in the barn two bushels of wheat
and one hundred and fifty dollars in money.
Item, I give and bequeath unto my said wife Susanna the use occupation
and profits of my house and lot of land situate partly in Warwick
township and partly in South Coventry Township in said County during
her natural life provided she remains my widow, after her decease or
marriage whichever shall first happen, I do order and Direct that the
said lot of land shall be sold by my hereinafter named executors and
the proceeds of the sale {shall be [is crossed over}}
I give and bequeath the same unto all my Children and my granddaughter
Hannah Mosteller and to their heirs and assigns to be equally divided
among them.
I do hereby order and direct and it is my will and desire that my
hereinafter named Executors or the Survivor of them do sell dispose
or Convey my Plantation whereon I now reside situate in South in
South Coventry Township either at public or private sale and all
the remainder of my personal estate Except what I have given and
bequeatheth to my said wife Susanna as soon as conveniently can be
after my decease And the monies arising from such sales after first
deducting the payments of all my just debts funeral expenses and the
bequest to my said wife one third thereof to be secured by judgement
bond and Mortgage on the promises and the interest thereof to be
regularly and annually paid to my said wife Susanna during her
natural life by the purchases his heirs and assigns after the
decease of my said wife the said one third of the sale to be
equally divided among all my children and my granddaughter
Hannah Mosteller and their heirs. The remaining two thirds
of the money arising from the sale of my plantation and the
balance of my personal estate if any be left I give and bequeath
the same unto all my children and my grand daughter Hannah Mosteller
(Except that Hannah Mosteller is to have sixty dollars less then one
of my children)
I do hereby authorize and empower my said Executors or the survivor of
them to sign seal execute and acknowledge all such deed or deeds of
conveyance as may be requisite. And necessary for the granting and
assuring the said premises to the purchaser or purchasers thereof
in fee simple, I give and bequeath unto my said wife Susannah three
cords of wood annually during her natural life to be cut on my farm
and delivered to her door by the purchaser of my said farm. I also
wish it to be understood that the $20.00 I paid to my son Frederick
is to be deducted from his share
And lastly I nominate constitute and appoint my two sons Samuel and
Philip to be the executors of this my will hereby revoking all other
wills legacies and bequests by me heretofore made & declaring this
and no other to be my last will & Testament. In Witness whereof
I have hereunto set my hand & seal the 18th day of October A.D. 1844.
Signed sealed and delivered by the said testator as his last will
and testament in the prersence of us . The words "in said county
estate and wife Susannah were enterlined before signing . . . Also the
word one copper kettle was enterlined before signing.
Signed [his hand] Philip Shingle [seal]
[witness]
Jacob Standard
Christr. Haldeman
S Shingle app
app
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West Chester April 5th A D 1827 There appeared Jacob Stoneback and
Christopher Haldeman the former on his solemn affirmation and the
latter upon his oath, they did declare and say that they were
personally present and did see and hear Philip Shingle the Testator
in the foregoing instrument of writing named sign seal publish pronounce
and declare the same as and for his last will and testament and at the
time of so doing he was of a sound and well disposing mind and memory
to the best of their knowledge and belief. Sworn and affirmed before
me
Henry Buckwalter
Register
>>>>>>>>
Be it remembered that on the fifth day of April A.D. 1827 the last
will and testamemt of Philip Shingle deceased was proved and affircved
in due form of law, and letters testamentary thereof were duly granted
to Samuel and Philip Shingle who were affirmed well and truley to
qadminister the goods and chattels rights and credits of said deceased
according to law also diligently and faithfully to regard and well and
truly carefuly within provisions of the law relative
to collateral Inheritances
Henry Buckwalter
Register
Chester County XX
Christopher Haldeman and Michael Haws having been respectively sworn
or affirmed in due form of law declare and say that they will well
and truly and without partiality or prejudice value and appraise the
goods and chattels and Credits which were of Philip Shingle late of
South Coventry Township Chester county Deceased and in all respects
perform their duty as appraisers to the best of their skill and
judgement
Sworn and affirmed this twenty seventh day of March 1847 before me
Nathan Muhener JP
Christr Haldeman
Michael Haws
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A true and perfect inventory and just appraisement of all and
singular the goods and chatels rights and credits which wereof
Philip Shingle late of South Coventry Township Chester County
deceased at the time of his death to wit~ dolls cts
To Cash 37 25
Goods bequeathed to his widow to Wit.
1 bed $4 one ditto $5.00 one stove and pipe $4.00 $13.00
4 chairs $1.00 one table $1.00 one dough trough 0.10 $ 2.10
one bureau $6.00 one cow $12.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18.00
1 copper kettle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 3.00 36 10
one chest $1.00 one small dresser and contents 0.50 1 50
1 looking glass 0.40 two sheets $0.75 two table cloths $0.50 1 65
1 piece of cassenett 0.75 chaff bed $025 1 00
1 coverlett 0.25 one sheet $0.15 ~ 40
1 coverlett 0.25 one dough trough 0.25 ~ 40
3 chairs 0.50 one gun $2.00 one chest $1.00 one bed 4.00 7 50
1 wool wheel 0.50 spinning wheel 0.15 ~ 65
one reel 0.10 Shoemakers bench and contents $0.10 ~ 20
5 bags $1.25 lot of Shoemakers lathe & stove pipes $0.25 1 50
1 lot of barrels and gums ~ 15
88 30
The amount brought foward 88 30
1 barrel and one tub @.015 Steelyards 0.25 ~ 40
1 kitchen dresser $2.00 shatchel & sundries 0.25 2 25
1 churn and tub 0.40 one iron pot & plate 0.50 ~ 90
1 skillet 0.06 Iron kettle $1.50 three barrels $1.50 3 06
1 meat tub 0.50 one sieve & butter box 0.10 ~ 60
1 lot of yarn 0.15 post suger $1.00 1 15
1 fire tongs 0.25 one post axe 0.10 ~ 35
1 axe 0.50 shingle froe 0.20 ~ 70
1 iron dog 0.25 one auger 0.10 ~ 35
1 grubbing hoe 0.25 pincers one wedge & fork 0.60 ~ 85
1 spade and dung hook 0.15 one lot of sundries 0.25 ~ 40
2 ladders 0.20 one apple mill & trough $2.00 2 20
1 grind stone $1.00 two hogs $3.00 4 00
1 horse $8.00 one collar and blind halter 0.15 8 15
1 swingling mill flax and cow bell 0 50
1 cow $12.00 cutting box 0.30 12 30
1 half bushel and half peck 0.20 one saddle 0.10 ~ 30
1 flax brake 0.25 one winnowing mill 0.50 1 00
1 sleigh $1.00 one shaking fork 0.05 1 05
6 cow chains $1.50 one ladder $0.50 2 00
grain in the ground 20 00
Note of George Houck $25.00
2 years interest thereon to April 1st 1847 2.50 27 50
Note of Samuel Shingle $50.00
14 years interest thereon to April 1st 1847 35 85 00
Or$263.31 $263 31
Taken and appraised by us the subscribers the twenty seventh day
of March Anno Domini 1847
Christr. Halderman
Michael Haws
The administration account of Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle
Executors of the last will and testament of Philip Shingle late
of South Coventry Township Chester County and State of Pennsylvania
Deceased doll cts
The said accountants charge themselves with all and singular
the goods and chattels rights and credits which were of the
said deceased agreeably to an inventory thereof filed in the
Registers office of West Chester amounting to
263
31
To Interest accrued on notes Since the Inventory was exhibited to Wit
*note of George Houck two years to April 1st 1849 2 50
*note of Samuel Shingle two years to April 1st 1849 5 00
To cash which the testator in his life time
advanced to his son Frederick Shingle $20.00
To 8 years interest thereon to April 1st 1849 at five percent 8.00 28 00
To cash received of Branson and Vanleer 4 50
To the account which Philip Shingle is indebted to the estate 20 68
To the account of George Houck ~ 66
To one years rent due April 1st 1849 40 00
To amount of real estate Sold to Isaac Hawk
1400
00
$ 1764 65
To amount of vendue of the goods bequeathed to the widow 27 88
To Cash received of the estate of Susanna Shingle late widow $94.25
To Matthias Shingles note and interest 106.00 200 25
7 mo rent for the tenant house 7 00
Cash received of Isaac Hawk for dower interest 23 76
Amount of real estate sold to George Houck Junr 300 00
$ 2323 54
doll cts
The said accounts crave allowance for the following disbursements
made out of the estate aforesaid to wit:
By cash paid Register for probate of will 4 45
"ditto Strickland & Bosee for publishing Notice to debtors and creditors 1 50
"ditto Bransen & Vanleer for County and State taxes for the year 1846 5 70
"ditto Samuel Gassfer herein expenses when proving the will 9 44
"ditto John Hummel for book account 1 06
"ditto Daniel Sandis for services rendered ~ 50
"ditto Margaret Snyder for veal ~ 70
"ditto Jonathan Knauer for flower ~ 4 1/2
"ditto Jesse Rice for crying Sale of personal estate 3 00
"ditto Jacob Shaner for a coffin 7 67
"ditto Louis G Bachman for book account 6 75
"ditto Strickland & Bosee for Advertising real estate 2 25
"ditto F. E. McClellan for xxxxx expenses ~ 50
"ditto Michael Haws for book account 1 11
"ditto Nathan Michener for qualifying appraisers ~ 75
"ditto Jacob Stonebrick for services rendered 1 50
"ditto Levi Ganger for crying sale of real estate 1 00
"ditto Philip Shingles own account for work done &
attendance in sickness on his father
200
00
"ditto amount of goods bequeathed to the widow &
charged in the inventory coming to
36
10
"ditto decrease in the sale of goods of the deceased 10 76
"ditto Christr Halderman for tailoring clothing& Services rendered 16 13
"ditto Strickland & Bosee for Advertising real estate 0 95
"ditto Levi Granger for crying sale of real estate 1 50
"ditto John Wanger for grave stones 10 00
"ditto Joseph J Lewis Counsel Fees 5 00
"ditto Susanna Shingle Special Legacy 15 00
"ditto Christr Halderman for writing the Deeds Mortgage Rents
of the first sale and
Stating the Second accounts
8
00
To Commission on $1764.65 at 5 per cent 88 23
To Cash paid J. D. Streeper for printing bills & publishing sale 2 50
"ditto Henry Haws for coffin 8 00
"ditto Thomas Ruth for crying sale 1 00
"ditto John Wanger for funeral expences and tombstones 37 50
"ditto Livi Granger for crying sale of real estate 1 50
"ditto Abner B Mauger - clerking sale of personal estate ~ 25
"ditto Christr Halderman for services 3 50
To Commission on $300. At 5 per cent 15 00
To Register and clerk of orphan's court fees 7 75
Balance due the estate 1677 66 1/2
$ 2323 54
The accountants also claims allowance for the following payments made
to the legatees heirs and legal representatives to Wit.
By retaining by these accountants their own shares 289 61
Cash paid John Wanger & Elizabeth his wife their share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid John Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid John Shumaker and Maria his wife their share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid Jacob Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid Henry Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid Matthias Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid Frederic Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid David Shingle his share 144 80 1/2
Cash paid John Wangard and Hannah his wife their share 84 80 1/2
Cash paid David Nailer and Ann his wife their share $ 18 10
Cash paid George Houck Junr his share 18 10
Cash paid Joshua Miller & Susanna his wife their share 18 10
Cash paid John Houck his share 18 10
Cash paid Elisha Houck his share 18 10
Cash paid Philip Houck his share 18 10
Cash paid xxxxxxx Houck his share 18 10
Cash paid xxxxxxx Houck his share 18 10 1/2 144 80 1/2
1677 66 1/2
Errors Excepted Samuel Shingle
May 7 1850 Philip Shingle
By Philip Shingle }
} Executors
}
no 21 p 360
Philip Shingles estate
Petition for Citation
Nov 5 1852 Read and filed citation awarded returnable the
13th day of dec next
Recorded no 21 page 360
To the Hon the Judges of the Orphans Court of Chester County
The petition of Hannah Ann Wilson ( late Hannah Ann Mosteller)
of said County
Respectfully Represents:
That the petitioners grand father Philip Shingle senior, late
of the township of South Coventry, in said county died about
the beginning of the year one thousand eight hundred & forty seven
leaving a widow named Susanna Shingle who has since died and
twelve children, Samuel, Philip, Frederick, John, Madison,
Henry, David, Jacob Maria, Betsey, Julia, who has since died,
leaving issue, and Catherine, mother of the petitioner, who is
also deceased: that the said Philip Shingle senior died seized
a certain real property situate in said county which he devised
by his last will and testament as following: "Item, I give and
bequeath unto my wife Susanna.........[see Philips will
above].......appoint my two sons Samuel and Philip to be the
executors of this my last will, hereby revoking" and that
letters testamentation were granted on the 5th day
of April A.D. 1847 to the said Philip and Samuel
who took upon themselves the duty of Executors of the
last will and testament of the said deceased filed an
inventory amounting to the sum of two hundred and
sixty three & 31/100 dollars and have settled no
account of their administration of the said estate.
Your petitioner therefore prays your honor to direct a citation
issue to the said Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle requiring
them to be and appear before the judges of the said court
on the 13th day of December next at an orphans court to be
held and settle an account of their administration of the
estate of the said deceased or show cause why they shall
not be required to do so. And also to abide all the orders
which the said court shall make in this behalf, and further
that your honor will grant such junction and other as the
circumstances of the case shall appear to xxxxxxxx
and she will & c
signed - Hannah Ann Wilson
Chester County ss:
Hannah Ann Wilson the petitioner being affirmed says that
the statement of facts on the foregoing petition is true
as she verily believes
affirmed and subscribed
this 8th day of November 1822
before me
Henry Fleming} Signed - Hannah Ann Wilson
O.C. Docket no 21 page 361
Philip Shingle' Estate
CITATION
to Samuel Shingle & Philip Shingle
David Bishop Sheriff being affirmed in due form of law
declares and says that he served the within citation
personally on Samuel Shingle one of the within named
on the 22 day of November 1852, by giving him a true
and attested thereof and making known to him its contents:
Same day served on Philip Shingle by leaving a true and
attested copy with his wife at his dwelling house
Davis Bishop, Sheriff
Chester County
The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania to Samuel Shingle
and Philip Shingle Senior late of the Township
of South Coventry in Chester County
Dec'd
Greetings
Whereas at an Orphans Court held and kept at Westchester in
and for said County on the 8th day of November A.D. 1852,
The petition of Hannah Ann Wilson (late Hannah Ann Mosteller)
of said County was presented setting forth:-That said petitioners
grand father Philip Shingle senior, late of the township of South
Coventry, in said county died about the beginning of the year
A.D. 1847, leaving a widow named Susanna Shingle (who has since died)
and twelve children, Samuel, Philip, Frederick, John, Madison,
Henry, David, Jacob Maria, Betsey, Julia, who has since died,
leaving issue, and Catherine, mother of the petitioner,
who is also deceased: that the said Philip Shingle senior
died seized of personal property and certain Real Property
situate in said county which he devised by his last will and
testament as follow viz: "Item, I give and bequeath unto my
wife Susanna.........[see Philips will above].......appoint
my two sons Samuel and Philip to be the executors of this my
last will, hereby revoking" and that letters testamentatory
were granted on the 5th day of April A.D. 1847 to the said
Philip and Samuel who took upon themselves the duty of Executors
of the last will and testament of the said deceased filed an
inventory amounting to the sum of two hundred and sixty three
& 31/100 dollars and have settled no account of their administration
of the said estate.
And therefore pray the Court to direct a Citation to
issue to the said Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle
requiring them to be and appear before the Judges of the
said orphans court at West Chester in said County on the 13th day
of December next at an orphans court then to be held and settle
an account of their administration of the estate of the said
decedent or show cause why they shall not be required so to
do, and also to abide all the orders of which the said court
shall make in this behalf and that the said court will grant
such further and other relief as the circumstances as the case
shall appear to require---
Whereupon and now to wit.- November 8th A.D. 1852 We therefore
command you the said Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle executors
of the last will and testament of Philip Shingle Senr, deceased
to be and appear at an orphans court to be held at December next,
to answer the complaints set forth in the foregoing petition, and
settle an account of their administration of the estate of said
decedent, or show cause why they should not be required so to do,
and abide all orders said court shall make in this behalf, and
herein fail not,-
Witness the Hon Townsend Haines president judge of the said court
this 16th day of Nov A.D. 1852
Jas Leveney, Clerk
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Admin Docket no 2 page 1185?
Philip Shingles Estate
Answer to Citation
Dec 13, 1832 Rec'd and filed in Court in Answer to Citation
Dec 14, 1832 time given until Jan term to file exception
In the Orphans Court of Chester County
In the Matter of the citation of Hannah Ann Wilson to the
Executors of Philip Shingle Dec'd
These defendants reserving to themselves all right of
exception to the said citation for answer to the same
say: that they believe the several facts stated in the
said citation to be true - and further that the said
executors on or about the seventh day of May A.D. 1850
caused a full account of their administration of said
estate to be prepared by an experienced accountant, and
submitted the same to the said complaintant and a certain
John Wanger whom she then declared to be her husband, that
by the said accountant there appeared to be the sum of
eighty four dollars and eighty cents coming to her by
virtue of the said testator; that the full amount due
her and then and there paid to her by the said executors
and she and her said husband then and there executed
acknowledged and delivered a release of which the annexed
is a copy; being fully satisfied with said account.
These representatives further say that they have now
filed an account of their administration in the office
of the register of the said county which is the same as
was exhibited to the said complaintant as afore said; and
that they herewith exhibit an account hereto which is
substantially the same as that so exhibited as aforesaid
and which these respondents pray may be taken and accepted
as a part of this answer.
And the respondents answering that the several matters and
things herein alleged are true in manner and form as they
have been alleged are ready and willing to have them so to
be as this honorable court shall direct, and humbly pray to
be hence dismissed with their reasonable costs and charges
in this behalf most completely sustained.
Samuel Shingle}
Philip Shingle } executors
by their attorney {signature not decipherable]
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Chester County ss
Philip Shingle being affirmed says that he is one of the
executors above named & that the foregoing statement of
facts in the above answer is true as he verily believes
[signed] Philip Shingle
affirmed and subscribed
Dec 7 A.D. 1852 before me,
John Guest
Justice of the Peace
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[accounting from the will was attached here]
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[attached here is the release signed by Hannah Wanger and John Wanger]
(copy)
Know all men by these presents that we John Wanger and Hannah
his wife late Hannah Mosteller legatees and legal representatives
named in the will of Philip Shingle late of South Coventry Township
Chester County and State of Pennsylvania Deceased do hereby
acknowledge that we have this day had and received of and from
Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle Executors of the Testament and
last will of the said Philip Shingle deceased the sum of eighty four
dollars and eighty cents in full satisfaction and payment of all such
sum or sums of money legacies and bequests as are given and
bequeathed to the said Hannah by the last will and testament
aforesaid and all interest which accrued thereinfrom. And
therefor the said John Wanger and Hannah his wife do by these
presents release acquit and forever discharge the said
Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle their heirs executors and
administrators of and from all actions suits payments
accounts reckonings claims and demands whatsoever for or
by reason thereof or of any other act matter cause or
thing whatsoever from the beginning of the world to the
day of the date of these presents. In witness whereof
the said John Wanger and Hannah his wife to these presents
have hereunto set their hand and seal dated the seventh
day of May Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
fifty 1850
John-his mark X- Wanger [seal]
Hannah Wanger [seal]
Acknowledged May 7, 1850 before John Knauer
a Justice of the Peace in & for Chester County
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MURRAY / Shingle
NEED from Chester Conty Bk p3 pg 172 &173 to finish
what is on the top of p 174 re Philip Shingle
.....claim or demand whatsoever of or in the the within
described xxxx xxxx and xxx 82 perches of land hereditaments
and premises within memtioned so of any part or parcel thereof
at any time hereafter shall or may have claim or proscribe
against the said Phillip Shinkle his heirs and assigns forever
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this seventeenth
day of May A.D. 1818. Elizabeth [her X mark] Haws [seal] sealed
and delivered in the presence of George Eastgood, xxxxxxx
Chester County ss [seal] Personally appeared before me the
subscriber one of the Justice of the Peace in and for said
county above named Elizabeth Haws and acknowledge the above
release or instrument of written
to be her act and deed .................
bk n3 pg 308 Christian Nagle sold land to Philip Shingle - 1803
bk p3 pg 174 John Haws sold land to Philip Shingle Sr- 1818
bk i5 p 263 Samuel & Philip Shingle/ to Isaac Houck
[Philips sr's land sold] 1849
>>>>>>>>
These documents show the acquisition of land by Philip
Shingle Sr and the disposition of that land and estate by his heirs
>>>>>>>
bk n3 pg 308 Christian Nagle sold land to Philip Shingle - 1803
This Indenture made the second day of April in the
Year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and three
Between Christian Nagle of East Nantmill Township in the
County of Chester in the State of Pennsylvania and
Elizabeth his wife of the one part and Philip Shingle
of Coventry Township in the County aforesaid Cxxxxxxxxxx
of the other, Witnesseth that the said Christian Nagle
& Elizabeth his wife for of and in consideration of the
sum of three hundred and fifty four pounds lawful money
to them in hand paid by the said Philip Shingle the receipt
whereof they do hereby acknowledge and they do
acquit .... tract of land situate in the said Township of
Coventry, beginning at a heap of stones in the White Horse
Road and running thence by land of Joseph Bitting....Containing
fifty three acres of land be it more or less
....................[Recorded November 9, 1816]
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bk p3 pg 174 John Haws sold land to Philip Shingle Sr- 1818
This indenture made the first day of April in the
year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and
eighteen between Johns Haws of the township of
xxxxx in the County of Berks and State of Pennsylvania
blacksmith and Elizabeth hiswife of the one part and
Philip Shingle of the township of Coventry in the
County of Chester and State aforesaid, yeoman of
the other part .......... containing forty six
acres ........... for the sum of one hundred and
eighty five dollars .... Beginning the at a white
oak a corner of said Philip Shingle's land and thence
by the same south.... to a heap of stones a corner
formally Samuel Haws land now John Stonebacks thence
by the same north..... to a heap of stones a corner
formerly the said John Haw's land and now Jacob Harley's
thence by the same and land of Jacob Rise [Rife/Rice]
East thirty two ....
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bk i5 p 263 Samuel & Philip Shingle/ to Isaac Houck
[Philips Sr's land sold] 1849
This indenture made the ninth day of April in the year
of our lord one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
Between Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle executors of
the last will and testament of Philip Shingle the elder
late of South Coventry township Chester County and State
of Pennsylvania deceased of the one part and Isaac Hawk
of West Vincent Township County and State aforesaid .
Whereas the said Philip Shingle in his lifetime and at
the time of his death was lawfully siezed in his demisue
........................
Together with all and
singular other houses outhouses buildings stables ways
woods walkways xxxx rights liberties prviledges heredetaments
and appurtanences whatsoever there unto belonging or in any
wise apertaining xxxxxxxand remainders rents issues and
profits thereof. And also all the estate right title
interest property claim and demand whatsoeverof the said
Philip Shingle at and immediately before the time of his
decease in law or equity or otherwise howsoever of in and
for all of the same To have and to hold the said Messuages
Plantation and land of fifty five acres and forty perches
of land hereditaments and premises hereby granted or
mentioned or intended so to be with the appurtanences unto
the said Isaac Hawk his heirs and assigns forever. Subject
that the said Isaac Hawks his heirs executors administrators
or assigns shall and will pay the sum seven dollars and
fifty cents unto Susanna Shingle the widow of the said
Philip Shingle deceased annually so long as she lives in
the small house on the opposite side of the run adjoining
said property and the said Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle
themselves their heirs executors and assigns do severally
and jointly nor the one for the other or the act or deed
of the other, but each for his own asks only covenant
promise grant and xxxx and with the said Isaac Hawk his
heirs and assigns by these presents that they the said
Samuel Shingle and Philip Shingle have not heretofor
done committed or willingly suffered to be done or committed
any matter or thing whatsoever whereby the premises hereby
granted or any part thereof is are or shall or may be
impeached charged or incumbered in title charge estate
or xxxxx howsoever . ..................Dated the Day
and year posted above written Samuel Shingle [seal]
Philip Shingle [seal] sealed and delivered in presence
of Nathan Micheim John Wanger recorded on the day
of the date of the above written indenture of and
from the above named Isaac Hawk the sum of
one thousand five hundred dollars................
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Wanda Shinkle Friis July 2003
3132 4th Street
Orlando Fl 32820
WFRIIS@AOL.COM