George Mallard To Daniel Mallard Deed 16 July 1787
(Transcribed by Diane Siniard)
Deed Book 1 A Page 423, & 424
George Mallard To Daniel Mallard
Deed for 100 acres lands
This indenture made this sixteenth day of July one thousand seven hundred & eighty
seven & eleventh year of our Independency Between George Mallard of the one part & Daniel
Mallard, both of the State of North Carolina County of Duplin, planter, of the other part.
Witnesseth, that he the said George Mallard for and in consideration of the sum of fifty
pounds current money of this State to him in hand well and truly paid, the receipt whereof
he doth hereby acknowledge & himself therewith fully contented & paid hath given granted
bargained and sold, and by these presents doth give grant bargain & sell unto the said
Daniel Mallard his heirs and assigns, certain piece of parcel of land lying & being in the
County of Duplin, on the west side of the No. Et. River on Turkeypen Branch. Begining at
a chinkapin tree at the River swamp, thence runing No. 36 Wt. 30 chains 64 links to a gum
in a swamp, thence So. 64 Wt. 31 chains 64 links to the seutune of three pines, thence So.
36 Et. 31 chains 64 links to a large red oak in a swamp & thence to the first station,
containing one hundred acres as by patent doth appear. To have & to hold to him the said
Daniel Mallard his heirs and assigns forever, as also may more fully appear to have and to
hold to him the said Daniel Mallard one other tract or parcel of land containing two hundred
acres, lying in the County & State aforesaid, between the mouth of Persimmon & the grove swamp.
Begining at a red oak on John Mallard's line, thence So. 30 Et. 120 poles to a maple, thence
So. 60 Wt. 160 pole to a red oak by Charles Ward's line, thence as Ward's line So. 30 Wt. 50
pole to a gum his corner thence as Ward's other line So. 50 WT. 100 pole to a water oak by
Horse Branch, thence up the branch No. 25 SWt. 72 pole to a water oak, thence No. 20 Et. 160
pole to a pine on his own line, thence as his own line So. 36 Et. 75 pole to his corner,
thence as his other line No. 64 Et. to the begining. To have and to hold the aforesaid two
tracts of land with the appurtenances & all rights previledges & improvements to the same in
any wise belonging to him the said Daniel Mallard his heirs and assigns forever & that the said
George Mallard for himself his heirs & assigns doth hereby covenant & agree to & with the said
Daniel Mallard that he the said Daniel Mallard his heirs and assigns, shall & may forever
hereafter peacebly and quietly have hold occupie possess & enjoy the aforesaid, granted two
tracts of land and premises without the let or molestation of any person whatever & free & clear
and freely & clearly from & against of manner of incumbrances whatsoever & the said George
Mallard doth oblige himself his heirs executors & administrators to warrant & defend the aforesaid
granted two tracts of parcels of land & to him the said Daniel Mallard his heirs and assigns
forever, against the claim or claims of all persons whatsoever. In witness whereof he the said
George Mallard have hereunto set his hand & seal the day and year above written.
George Mallard
Signed sealed & delivered in the presents of
William Southerland
Elijah Mallard
Phill Southerland
State of No. Carolina Duplin County July Term 1787.
Then was the within deed proved in open Court by the oath of Phill Southerland & ordered
to be registered.
Test William Dickson, C. C.
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