Deeds
Found in 697 Collections and/or Records:
Sir Richard Raynsford quitclaim, 1679 October 1
Smallwood V. And Sally M. Noland land deed to Algernon S. Gilbert and Newel Kimball Whitney
Smallwood V. And Sally M. Noland land deed to Algernon S. Gilbert and Newel Kimball Whitney, 1832 February 20
Deed for land sold by Noland and his wife in Independence, Jackson County, Missouri. Dated February 20, 1832, with statement signed by Samuel C. Owens, Clerk, attesting that the deed had been filed in the Office for Records, Jackson County, Missouri, dat
Joseph Smith deed
Typescript of a deed and items which verify its validity. The materials document Smith's purchase of land in the town of Harmony in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.
State of Oregon deed to William N. Warfield, 1881 February 26
Deed. From State of Oregon to William N. Warfield, Baker Co., 80 acres of north half of northeast quarter, Section 32, Township 7, south of Range 39, east of Willamette Meridian. Dated February 26, 1881.
State of Oregon deed to William N. Warfield
Stefano Picenardi agreement with Jacopino and Johani, 1485
The deed agreement between Stefano Picenardi and Jacopino and Johan of Belniganis. The agreement or exchange of property between Stefano Picendardi and Jacopino and Johan Belniganis was notarized by Jacopino on 1485 and witnessed by Stefano Picenardi. The agreement is that Jacopino and Johan will be benefactors of the exchanged property which is terra Rotondis.
Stefano Picenardi deed, 1476
Deed stipulating the transfer or creditum of property to Stefano Picenardi from Leonardo Picenardi. This entrusting of property was made by Johan Bonsignori in 1478 in Cremona. The creditum was dictated by Stefano Picendardi.
Stefano Picenardi deed, 1479
The 1479 deed enacts the transfer of property from Leonardo Picenardi to Stefano Picenardi. The property is Stefano's place of birth in Cremona. The deed documents Stefano's right to dominion or ownership of property. It also specifies that Stefano will inherit the house in Cremona. The deed was notarized by Johanus de Donario in Cremona and was witnessed by Hyronimus.
Stefano Picenardi deed, 1489
Deed of the sale of land and property to Stefano Picenardi. Deed entails the request of Stefano to repurchase land in Cremona in 1481. The deed was then notarized by three notaries for approval: Hioronymus Crassum, Jacommus, and Raynaldus in 1509 in the Cremona court. The deed also entails an argument as to why the Picenardi family should regain the land along with plans to evict the current tenant.