Inspected House Built In 1847

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

...1887...

[Peter C. Russell]

John, I have inspected my house several times over the years and have dated it back to 1840 through county records.

The original owner though died in the late 1700s and left the property to his son but no confirmation on weather a house was here at that time, might have been just the land, anyway, they are buried in the cemetery that connects to my field. Nice thing about living here is that any land owner living on this ridge is entitled a free plot in the cemetery.

Kind of nice knowing the next move wont be to far away.

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by prussell

John, I have inspected my house several times over the years and have dated it back to 1840 through county records.

The original owner though died in the late 1700s and left the property to his son but no confirmation on weather a house was here at that time, might have been just the land, anyway, they are buried in the cemetery that connects to my field. Nice thing about living here is that any land owner living on this ridge is entitled a free plot in the cemetery.

Kind of nice knowing the next move wont be to far away.

It's good to be ready. The next move is not far from any one of us.

[Joseph Hagarty, CMI]

My Final Move has already been Visualized, Conceptualized, Inspected, Approved and Paid for.

That task was kind of a morbid thought at the time of purchase but now satisfying to know that it is taken care of......

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