John Morton & John Penn Pre-Independence Pennsylvania MDS

all pre-Revolutionary War, includes a Pennsylvania Six Pence note dated 1772 and signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, PMG graded 12 (Fine), and a New Jersey 30 Shilling no

Signers of the Declaration of Independence: Samuel Huntington, William Williams, John Morton & US Constitution Signer, John Dickinson. Collection of four autographs, three who signed the Declaration o

Thomas and John Penn Pennsylvania 1770 Land Indenture on Wove Paper. New Castle and Delaware Counties, PA. Also signed Richard Penn above ribbon seal. Accompanied with a printed two shillings note pri

Delaware J.Vining Slave Holder Signs Pay Order to Governor John Penn of Pennsylvania In this pay order, Speaker of the Delaware General Assembly John Vining orders the Trustees of the General Loan Off

Colonial America John Penn Philadelphia Land Indenture Document (JOHN PENN) (1729-1795). Governor of Pennsylvania, son of Richard Penn, Sr. and grandson of William Penn, the Last Colonial Governor of

Pennsylvania.- Dorset.- Penn (John) The Battle of Eddington; or British Liberty. A tragedy., second edition, presentation copy from the author, half-title, hand-coloured carte de visite portrait of Mi

SIGNED WHILE JOHN PENN WAS GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA

18th Century Thomas and Ricard Penn Land Indenture. Signed by John Penn, Lt Governor of Pennsylvania and son of Richard Penn and grandson of William Penn. Also signed by James Hamilton. Framed and mat

WILLIAM PENN PENNSYLVANIA STATEHOOD, JOHN HANCOCK DECLARATION SIGNERS, JAMES MADISON PRESIDENTIAL ESTIMATE $230 - $300.

LOT (2) EARLY PERTAINING TO/AND SIGNED JOHN PENN 1740-1788, SIGNER OF DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

John, Thomas & Richard Penn 1738 Indenture. Newcastle County, Pennsylvania. Framed 19" x 28-1/2" overall.

Signer of the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation as a representative of North Carolina (1741-1781). Ink endorsement signature, "J. P. atto," on the reverse of a manuscript l

DESCRIPTION: John Penn signed land patent. Grants 150 acres in the town of Lancaster, county of Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Peter Blackalias Swartz. Created October 11, 1765 and recorded July 15, 1774.

John Penn was the son of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. This deed was granting Adam Shick a tract of land in Northampton County, dated 3 April 1771. Crossed out name of Benjamin Eastburg

Vellum land patent for 100 acres of land in Hanover Township, Lancaster County, in the Province of Pennsylvania to Patrick Brown dated August 27th, 1765, and is signed by John Penn (1729-1795), as Li

Pre-Revolutionary War land deep from Thomas and John Penn grandsons of William Penn to Daniel Richards for a large parcel of land in the Northern Liberties Section of Philadelphia, signed on the lower

[Pennsylvania] (Penn, William) William Penn's Treaty with the Indians, when he founded the Province of Pensylvania in North America 1681... London: John Boydell, June 12, 1775. Hand-colored engraving.

Circa early 1800's drum conversion US 1/2 stock percussion musket stamped MILES US (John Miles of Pennsylvania). Was a circa 1810 flintlock originally. 57.5 inches long, about 75 caliber.

1785 Philadelphia Packet Dunlap Newspaper Americana Declaration of Independence The ‘Pennsylvania Packet’ was an 18th-century American newspaper by John Dunlap, the printer for the first copies of

A RARE 1779 just after our Independence bill from his newspaper the Pennsylvania Packet AMERICAS FIRST Paper from the man who printed the Declaration of Independence Broadsides sent to every colony an

John Williamson frame used in Penn. Academy Of. Fine Art. Label has Williamson name, address on paper label, written on wood address and name. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art label on verso. Low tide

Deed for a tract of 184 acres of land in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Deeded to John Gilliland by Thomas and Richard Penn, Esquires, Proprietaries and Governors of the Provence of Pennsylvania, 1762. with

A 1761 pre-revolutionary Pennsylvania land deed to George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence, referencing a 1682 grant of 5,000 acres from William Penn. On large vellum sheet. 11in tall x

19th century, green, red and natural, double rose, wool, jacquard coverlet with bird and rosebush border, reading: "Made by John S. Goodman Black Creek Luzerne Co for Juna Osterhout Penn 1850," 96 x 8