Showing posts with label McFadyen Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McFadyen Family. Show all posts

Monday, February 26, 2018

McFadyens To Joseph Porter, Allegany County, Maryland, Deed# 44-591


The deed below was originally referenced in this blog post:


ALLEGANY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
(Land Records)
1874-1875
44, p. 0591 
MSA CE 78-37

James and Eliza McFadyen
To
Joseph Porter


Deed Made: 23 December 1874
Deed Recorded: 25 January 1875 at the request of Joseph Porter

...part of a tract of land called Ethiopia 



Saturday, June 4, 2011

Fernando & Sophia (Albert) White's Pittsburgh Property

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Deeds
765-224 & 765-225
9 December 1891
Fernando and Sophia White
TO
William J. Wright
$3,000.00
19th Ward ...of Pittsburgh
Northerly side of Broad Street at line of Lot #16 along said line of Broad Street....Heberton Street....Lot #17.....Plat Book, Volume 6, Page 279....Which Charles Eble and wife by deed 4 June 1889 and Record Book Volume 654, Page 190 to Fernando White....


Allegheny Co., Deeds
654-190
Charles Eble ux and Hortense
TO
Fernando White
4 June 1880
$900.00
Deeded from Deed Book 555, Page 583

Naas, Hortense Spouse : Eble, Charles 
Date/Year of Marriage : 1875 
Location : Manhattan County : New York
Certificate Number : 4505

Fernando and Sophia (Albert) White were my husband Jim's great-grandparents.  Their son, Fernando James White and his wife, Amelia Cinderella McFadyen, were Jim's grandparents.  Margaret Dell White, daughter of Fernando and Amelia was Jim's mother.

Monday, May 23, 2011

McFadyens Sell To Carnegie-Illinois Steel

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Deeds
Volume 2869, Page 10
Made: 17 Aug 1945
Between Carnegie - Illinois Steel Corp. and James C. McFadyen and Irene McFadyen of East Pittsburgh....
Lot 14 (piece) and Lot 15 and Lot 16
Plan Book Volume #11, Page 146
Center Avenue....to James and Irene McDermott? (Why McDermott and not McFadyen?  My transcription or was it really in the book?)
Draper Street [and Center Avenue]


Also Deed Book Volume 2689, Page 5.......

From the G.M. Hopkins Co., Maps (1895) at Historic Pittsburgh



Here is a modern-day picture of the bridge that is depicted on the preceding map.