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Page 1 of the indenture agreement between James Francis Beals and James Elgie Beals. From photocopy provided by Ella Beals Wilson in 1990. Location of original unknown.
The following transcription was made by Richard Brady Williams and Elizabeth Wilson Williams on 27 August 2006:
- This Indenture made the 25th day of February AD 1911
- Between J F Beals of Salem Twp Clarion Co ^(of the first part) and J E Beals of
- Venango County party of the second part witnesseth that the said
- J F Beals for and in consideration of the yearly rent and convenants
- hereinafter mentioned and reserved on the part and behalf of the
- said J E Beals his Executors administrators to be kept and performed
- hath described set and informed let and by these presents doth describe
- and [illegible] let unto the said J E Beals his Executors and administrators
- all that messuage and lot of ground situated lying and being in the
- Township of Richland Venango Co Pa. Containing One hundred Eighteen
- acres more or less to be used and occupied as a farm to have
- and to hold the said messuage and lot of ground and all and singular
- the premise hereby described with the appurtenances unto the said J E Beals
- his Executors and administrators from the date hereof until the first
- day of April 1916. (This agreement however is made subject to an Oil
- and gas lease now operated by first party hereto and Glenn[?] Criswell
- said first party further reserves the right to lease the balance of said
- farm for Oil and gas and to have same operated at pleasure, however
- said first party to pay a reasonable compensation to the said J E
- Beals for damages to growing crops by reason of said operations for Oil
- or gas.) Said second party yielding and paying thereout[?] One Third
- of all the grain raised on said farm. First party to have enough hay
- from said farm together with his own hay off his lot-he keeps one horse
- and one cow. and if second party sells any hay off said farm to
- pay one third of the proceeds of such sale to said first party. no hay or
- corn fodder to be removed off said farm. first party to have one third
- of all fruit growing on said farm and to do his own gathering. second
- party to have the garden as now enclosed and 1/2 acre beside for a
- potato patch free. if second party raises in excess of said 1/2 acre
- of potatoes to yield 1/3 thereof to said first party. said one third of
- the grain or first party's share to be properly stored in the private[?] in Barn
- in a merchandisable shape subject to the use or disposal of the same at -
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