Box 25

Scope and Contents Farm leases to Thomas Black, (includes E. Painter's 1830 receipts of Black's rent) and William Davis. John and Wm Heathcote to lease farm property and woolen mill, with accounting of rents paid. ; Thomas Hinkson, 1830; Alice Lewis, 1830; Thomas Chalfant, 1830, 1832; John Irwin, 1831; William Brian, 1832; Benj Tomlinson, 1833; Moses White, 1833; Noah Bass (black man), 1836; James Edwards, 1839 (also hay inventory, 1839); Henry Hyde, 1839; Joseph Webster, 1839. John Haycock with Aaron James,...

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Leases to Thomas Hinkson; Alice Lewis for stone house (no sale of liquor permitted; Thomas Chalfant, 1830, 1832, for house and garden and to work for Enos Painter on farm.

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Farm leases: John Irwin, 1831; William Brian, 1832; Benj Tomlinson, 1833; Moses White, 1833; Noah Bass ("a coulored man") lease of part of John Minshall's stone house, 1836; James Edwards, 1839 (also hay inventory, 1839); Henry Hyde, 1839; Joseph Webster, 1839. John Haycock with Aaron James, 1830. Jacob Painter with Wm Geary, 1839.

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Farm leases: James Edwards, 1839 (also hay inventory, 1839); Henry Hyde, 1839, for rental and to work for Enos Painter; Joseph Webster, 1839. John Haycock with Aaron James, 1830. Jacob Painter with Wm Geary, 1839.

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Agreement of John Haycock with Aaron James for lease of farm and dairy, Willistown. Enos Painter and John Broomall, witnesses

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Includes advertisement of venue (no date, handwritten), John Nicklin, Innkeeper; notice of public vendue, 1809; notice requesting witnesses to vandalism of cornerstone (no date); notice of sheriff’s sale (1843);

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Copy of rule on real estate of Thomas Pratt, deceased 1822, father-in-law of John Rhoads with a property in Marple Township. Release of lien on lot on Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, John James and Rachel (Painter) James and Enos Painter to William Parker,1841.

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Decision of fence viewers in arbitration between Samuel Smedley and Enos Painter over line fence dispute, 1824. Also agreement between Enos Painter and Abel Minshall, 1825, regarding settlement of dispute over boundary of their property from estate of Thomas Minshall.

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Articles of agreement, leasing of property, mostly the log tenant house and spring house: Elias Davis and Enos Painter, 1828; Benjamin Robinson and Enos Painter, 1834; Matthew Hayman and Enos Painter, 1835; William Jones and Enos Painter, 1835, 1836; Alexander Evans (Shoemaker) and Enos Painter, 1836; Israel George and Enos Painter, 1837; George Freeman and Enos Painter, 1839

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Draft, Enos Painter to Jacob and Minshall Painter, 315 acres, 52 sq. perches in Middletown. Includes sketch tracing land ownership.