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Deed - The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, February 4, 1794
This deed records the direct purchase of one thousand acres of land from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by Moses Levy. The land is described as "Indian land East of the Allegheny river and Conawags creek." The document references several Acts of Assembly from 1784, 1788, and 1792, which regulated land sales and warrants. The deed is signed by Thomas Mifflin as Governor of the Commonwealth and Daniel Brodhead as Surveyor-General. The document features handwritten text in a formal script, a circular embossed seal (likely from the Land-Office), and a revenue stamp. 3.
Associated People/Businesses
- Thomas Mifflin (Governor of the Commonwealth)
- Daniel Brodhead (Surveyor-General)
- LEVY, MOSES (1756-1826)
Geography
No geographic information available.
Subjects
- Deeds
- Land ownership
- Land administration
- Government documents
- Pennsylvania
- 18th Century
- Indigenous land
- Real estate
- Thomas Mifflin
- Moses Levy
- Daniel Brodhead
Physical Location
Arc.MS.56