Revolutionary War
Joseph and Margaret Hutchison conveyed to the congregation of the Warrior Run Church a tract of land in 1789, and in 1804, in consideration of three pounds, twenty-five shillings, an additional tract was granted, the deed including also that granted in 1789.
Joseph Hutchinson, Sr. once occupied pew No. 5 in the Old Warrior Run Church, for which he paid two pounds 0 shillings 0 pence rent.
Joseph and Margaret Hutchison conveyed to the congregation of the Warrior Run Church a tract of land in 1789, and in 1804, in consideration of three pounds, twenty-five shillings, an additional tract was granted, the deed including also that granted in 1789.
Joseph Hutchinson, Sr. once occupied pew No. 5 in the Old Warrior Run Church, for which he paid two pounds 0 shillings 0 pence rent.
Revolutionary War
Joseph and Margaret Hutchison conveyed to the congregation of the Warrior Run Church a tract of land in 1789, and in 1804, in consideration of three pounds, twenty-five shillings, an additional tract was granted, the deed including also that granted in 1789.
Joseph Hutchinson, Sr. once occupied pew No. 5 in the Old Warrior Run Church, for which he paid two pounds 0 shillings 0 pence rent.
Joseph and Margaret Hutchison conveyed to the congregation of the Warrior Run Church a tract of land in 1789, and in 1804, in consideration of three pounds, twenty-five shillings, an additional tract was granted, the deed including also that granted in 1789.
Joseph Hutchinson, Sr. once occupied pew No. 5 in the Old Warrior Run Church, for which he paid two pounds 0 shillings 0 pence rent.
Inscription
In memory of
Joseph Hutchison, Senr
who departed this life
September 27th, 1804
Aged 64 years.
Blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord.
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Florence Hutchison
Born April 5, 1785;
Died Feb. 19, 1868;
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