F8-345; Benjamin Moyer split property into lots, which he sold.
Tract B - Between Nutt’s Road and Main Street
John & Mary Starr
Frederick Buzzard of Vincent
5/12/1754
118.75a
O-90; from above
Frederick & Susanna Buzzard of Charlestown
David Langacre of Providence & Bastian Wagner
1760
118.75a
£125
L-404, mortgage
Frederick Buzzard of Charlestown
Jacob Buckwalter of Charlestown
11/22/1784
40a 133p
Z-163; mortgage
Frederick Buzzard of Charlestown
John Albach / Allibough
11/22/1784
79a 138p
quoted in O2-10
Matthias Pennepacker & Jacob Buckwalter, admin of John Alebach
Jacob Pennepacker of Charlestown
4/22/1794
79a 138p
£845 10s
O2-10
Jacob Pennypacker of Charlestown
Jacob Buckwalter of Charlestown, tanner
4/22/1794
79a 138p
O2-9
Mennonite Meetinghouse and Graveyard
Jacob Buckwalter of Charlestown, tanner and Madeline his wife
David Buckwalter of Charlestown and Abraham Reiff of Providence, Montgomery Co
12/31/1798
158.8p
£12
R2-206
David Buckwalter of Charlestown and Abraham Reiff of Providence, Montgomery Co
Jacob High, Henry Roots And Daniel Showalter all of Charlestown and David Longacre of Providence
12/31/1798
158.8p
R2-208; deed of trust. Meeting house is now erected…to be and remain a burying place for all Christian people of every religious denomination and for no other use whatsoever subject nevertheless to the direction of the elders of the aforesaid society of Mennonites only
Jacob Buckwalter, Farmer
1799
121a
Tax return; Stone Dwelling house 16' x 21'; Log Kitchen 10' x 20'; Stone Springhouse 18' x 14';
Frame Dwelling house 15' x 15'; Stone Kitchen 14' x 18'; Stone Barn 60' x 33'
Village Record; 11/15/1820
JACOB BUCKWALTER'S Estate.
By an order of the Orphan's Court of Chester county, Will be Sold at Public Vendue, on the premises, in Charlestown township--in said county, on the 27th day of November inst. at 10 o'clock am all that Plantation or tract of land adjoining Daniel High, Thomas Robinson, Joseph Starr, Thomas Mason and the Phoenix Company, containing 120 acres of land, in a high state of cultivation, 25 acres of which is Woodland, 20 acres of meadow, most of which is watered by springs arising on the premises. The improvements are a large stone house, two stories high, with eight rooms and an entry, with a large kitchen adjoining, all of stone; a stone barn about 40 by 60 feet, built of good materials, a tan-yard with suitable buildings, which is an excellent stand for business; a large stone spring house, with a wash house over a never failing spring of water; a cider press, under good roof; a stone smoke house; and other buildings for swine and sheep; about 100 young thriving apple trees; a tenant house partly stone and frame, three stories high, with five rooms and an excellent spring of water under the house; a frame barn, 40 by 16 feet; a frame carriage house 16 feet square. The Plantation is divided into convenient fields, all of which except two are watered by springs. There are on said farm five never failing springs of water.
Also--A Lot of Chestnut Timber land, situate in the township aforesaid, adjoining lands of Daniel High and others, containing about 7-1/2 acres. Any person wishing to view the described premises, previous to the day of sale, may apply to either of the subscribers. Conditions at sale by
Jacob Buckwalter,
David Buckwalter,
John Morgan
Administrators.
Jacob & David Buckwalter, & John Morgan, administrators of the estate of Jacob Buckwalter
Samuel Morgan
4/11/1821
120a
$7,410
T3-40
Samuel Morgan
John Morgan
4/11/1821
120a
$7,410
S3-304
John & Mary Morgan
Samuel Rhoads
4/23/1834
1a 9p
$211 25c
O4-458
John Morgan
Lewis W. Richards
4/1/1839
80a
$6,780
S4-181
Sarah, Caroline, & Eliza Richards
Noah Hallman
4/1/1861
small tract
$500
Q6-493
Tract C
Samuel Starr of Charlestown
William Moore of Charlestown
4/30/1752
150a
£80
H-377; mortgage
Samuel Starr
Joseph Starr
5/12/1753
150a
£337 10s
Z3-652
Joseph senior & Rebecca Starr
Joseph Starr junior
10/1/1763
150a
Z3-654
Joseph Starr
Joseph Starr junior
1790
150a
died
Joseph Starr, weaver
1799
99a
Tax return; Stone Dwelling house 28' x 50'; Stone Springhouse 10' x 16'; Stone Barn 28' x 58';
Stone Stable 14' x 16'
Joseph & Elizabeth Starr of Charlestown
Ann & Tacy Coates
12/15/1799
1a 44p
£25
S2-359
Joseph Starr of Charlestown
Andrew Douglas
2/16/1801
6.75a
£107 10s
T2-250
Joseph Starr of Charlestown
Lewis Weinwag, Alexander Wilson, Mordecai Lewis, Samuel Lewis, Jonah Thompson, Robert Waln, David Lewis, Joseph Lewis
3/10/1817
9.75a
$2,200
O3-14; see tract C.1 for continuation
Joseph Starr
1821
died; 1 acre graveyard plot to 3 daughters: Rebecca Ramsey, Ann & Amy Starr. Executors to sell real estate.
Isaac Starr & Moses Robinson, executors of will of Joseph Starr
George Thompson
4/7/1826
147a 136p
$5,692 22c
Z3-705
Ann & Amy Starr; Joseph & Jane Ramsey; William Ramsey; Jacob & Susanna Ramsey; and Hannah Ramsey
Elizabeth Ramsey
5/21/1831
48p
$5
G4-166; release
Ann & Amy Starr
Hannah Ramsey
10/18/1833
0.5a
$50
G4-252; release
Heirs of Joseph Starr: Joseph Ramsey; Alfred C. & Elizabeth Ramsey; Susan Ramsey, widow of Jacob Ramsey; Joseph & Hannah (nee Ramsey) Dobson; William S. & Elizabeth Ramsey; Emmor R. Ramsey; Mary Ramsey, widow of Richard R. Ramsey; Samuel & Ellen Ramsey
The Phoenix Iron Company
8/10/1860
2,157 sq. ft.
$70
U6-52
Tract C.1
Joseph Starr of Charlestown
Lewis Weinwag, Alexander Wilson, Mordecai Lewis, Samuel Lewis, Jonah Thompson, Robert Waln, David Lewis, Joseph Lewis
3/10/1817
9.75a
$2,200
O3-14
Lewis Wernwag et al
Benjamin Morgan
1/29/1819
deed not found; quoted in A4-631
Joseph Evans, William Yardley, and James Nevins, all of Phildelphia, assignees of Jonah and George Thompson
Benjamin Reeves and James Whitaker of Philadelphia and David Reeves and David Whitaker of New Jersey
9/22/1827
5a 16p + 9.75a + 48p + 1a 90p
$850
A4-67; see David Lloyd tract for the purchase of the first lot. Note: no purchase deed of the 9.25a by Jonah and George Thompson found
Benjamin Morgan
Charles Smith & Edward Garrigues
3/18/1828
¼ part of 9.75a
$500
A4-631
John Morgan, John Jacobs, John Barren, assignees in trust of the estate of Lewis Wernwag
Charles Smith & Edward Garrigues
3/24/1828
¼ part of 9.75a
$1
A4-632
Benjamin & Abigail Reeves, James & Sarah Whitaker, David & Clarissa Reeves, Joseph & Grace Whitaker
Charles Smith & Edward Garrigues
12/11/1830
3.25a, part of 9.75a
$1
M4-689; partition
Charles & Maria Smith & Edward Garrigues, manufacturers
Benjamin & David Reeves, James & Joseph Whitaker
12/20/1830
6.5a, part of 9.75a
$1
D4-369; partition
Charles & Maria Smith & Edward Garrigues
Morton & Henry Coates
4/3/1831
3a 40p (i.e. 3.25a)
$550
N4-74
Hannah Leaming, executor of the will of Furman Leaming
Charles Smith & Edward Garrigues
12/6/1832
$1
M4-687; release
Benjamin & Abigail Reeves, David & Clara Reeves, Joseph & Grace Whitaker
Edward Garriques, John S. Morris, Robert W. Mason, Edward R. Evans, Samuel Cornett, Samuel Whitaker, trustees of St. Peter’s Church in Phoenixville
3/16/1840
158p
$1
U4-160
Inn site?
Benjamin & Sarah Longstreth
James White of the northern Liberties, Innkeeper
6/13/1796
3a 120p
£400
N2-234
James White, Storekeeper
1799
4a, unseated lands 4a
Tax return; Stone Dwelling house 36' x 30'; Stone Milk house 12' x 16'; Stone Barn 24' x 26'