Hannum, Robert

December 19, 1752
The Pennsylvania Gazette

TO Be let by the subscriber, living in the borough of
Wilmington, in the county of Newcastle, a convenient tavern,
with very convenient rooms for the business, fronts on Market
street and Front street, near the Market house: Also good
stables, a large yard for horses, and a large garden: Likewise
four acres of meadow, and ten acres of pasture ground, very
reasonable, by

ROBERT HANNUM, living on the premises.

March 15, 1759
The Pennsylvania Gazette

Wilmington, March 8, 1759.
To be LETT,
THE House, &c. of Robert Hannum, late of Wilmington,
Innkeeper, deceased, the House being an old and well
accustomed Tavern, and is large, with a good Kitchen, and
Water very handy to it; likewise a large Garden, and
sufficient Stabling, also a well watered upland Meadow, and
about ten Acres of Pasture Land, with a good Orchard, and two
Acres of drained Marsh, to be lett together with the House, or
separately, as may best suit the Person inclining to rent the
same. The Place is situate on the most publick Street in the
said Town, and known by the Name of Three Tuns. Any Persons
inclining to rent the said House and Premises, are desired to
apply to the Subscribers, on or before the 25th Instant, at
which Time the Place may be at Liberty, and may be informed of
the Terms. JAMES HANNUM THOMAS HANNUM.

July 12, 1759
The Pennsylvania Gazette

ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Robert Hannum, late of
Wilmington, deceased, are hereby desired to make speedy
Payment: And those who have any Demands against said Estate,
are desired to bring in their Accounts, in order that they may
be adjusted and paid by James Hannum, and Thomas Hannum,
Administrators.