SAMUEL WELLS to BENJAMIN WELLS for Ten Pounds Pensylvania Currency grant to Benjamin Wells of the County of Westmoreland in the Province of Pennsylvania---- One Thousand acres situated in the county afsd and on the East fork of Rackoon Creek and on both sides of the Mingo Path and adjoining the lands of the Reds and on both sides of sd. creek. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th day of february 1774 SAML WELLS seal

Witness: Isaac Meason and Joanna (S) farrons (Farrow) Sworn to by Isaac Meason the 22nd October 1784, filed for record 29th Decem 1784

Deed Book 1B-page 12

JOHN WELLS, son of John, sells to JOHN WELLS, son of Richard, 80 acres on Georges Creek, Georges Twp. JOHN WELLS, son of John is heir at law of the estate of "my brother JAMES WELLS, late of Fayette Co." On April 21, 1787, JAMES WELLS was granted 80 acres on Georges Creek adj. Alexander Buchanan, James Dale, William Salisbury and others in Georges Twp. Signed: JOHN WELLS, son of John Nov. 6, 1790

Witnesses -_______d Wells; Richard Brown

Deed Bk. A-page 330

Phillip Davis and Samuel Davis of Springhill Twp sell to JOHN WELLS of Union Town 60 acres that had been granted them March 8, 1780 on the waters of Grassy Run joining land of David Morgan, Owen Hughes, Elisha Williams and John Hansucher in Springhill Twp.

Signed: Philip Davis, Samuel Davis

Witnesses: Alexander McLean, John Porter Jan. 16, 1788 DB A-page 200

Will of TUNIS WELLS Will Book No. 1, pp. 91-92

TUNIS WELLS, of Washington Twp., Fayette Co., Pa. to my "dear wife" Margaret 100 ac. of land, including the mansion house where I now live, the orchard and a sufficient quantity of timber, and one horse, her first choice of my stock for and during the term of her natural life, she maintaining and educating my minor children. 2) to my son JOHN 76 acres of land as it now stands surveyed to him adjoining lands of James Laughlin, Michael Floods heirs, and James Patterson. 3) to my son JAMES 50 acres of land including the cabin adjoining James Patterson's land, also livestock. 4) to my two sons RICHARD & WILLIAM, and my dau. SARAH, being already provided for, I give each $1. 5) to my dau. NANCY $40 in cash two years after my decease, a horse, feather bed and cow. 6) to my dau. POLLY, married to Isaac Downs, a horse. 7) to my dau. BETSY one feather bed, a cow at her marriage or within 2 years after my decease. 8) to my dau. MARGARET, REBECCA & CHARLOTTE, each one feather bed and one cow when they reach age 18. Executors Henry Bateman Coe, James Patterson. June 19, 1809.

Witnesses: Hugh Stewart, Samuel Tompson, Joseph Lyon.

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