William Taylor To Elizabeth Taylor Deed 3 June 1779
(Transcribed by Diane Siniard)


Deed Book 1 A Page 334, & 335

William Taylor To Elizabeth Taylor

Deed for Sundry articles

	This indenture made this third day of June & in the year of our Lord 1779.  Between 
William Taylor of Duplin County & State of North Carolina planter, of the one part & Elizabeth 
Taylor of said County & State (daughter of the said Wm. Taylor) of the other part.  Witnesseth 
that the said Wm. Taylor is well for and in consideration of the natural love & affection 
which he hath & bears unto the said Elizabeth Taylor his daughter as also for the better 
maintainance & preferment of the said Elizabeth Taylor hath given granted aliend enfeoffed & 
confirmed & by these presents doth give grant alien enfeoffe & confirm unto the said Elizabeth 
Taylor all the message or tenements tract or tracts of land to me now belonging or in any wise 
appertaining with all and singular its appurtenances and all houses and houses lands etc. & the 
reversion & reversions remainder and remainders rents & services of the said premises & all the 
estate right title interest claim & demand whatsoever of him the said Wm. Taylor of in and to 
the said messuage or tenement land & premises & of in & to every part & parcel thereof with the 
appurtenances & all deeds evidences & writings concerning the said premises only now in the 
hands or custody of the said Wm. Taylor or which he hath heretofore obtained eighther by deed 
or patent.  To have and to hold the said messuage or tenements land & premises hereby granted 
or mentioned or intended to be given & granted unto the said Elizabeth Taylor her heirs & 
assigns to the only proper use & behoofe of her the said Elizabeth Taylor her heirs & assigns 
forever, & the said Wm. Taylor for himself his heirs executors & admins. doth covenant & grant 
to & with the said Elizabeth Taylor her heirs & assigns by these presents, that the said 
Elizabeth Taylor her heirs & assigns shall and lawfully may from henceforth forever hereafter 
peacebly & quietly have hold occupie possess & enjoy the said mesuage tenements lands 
heriditaments & premises hereby given & granted or mentioned or intended to be, with their 
appurtenances free clear & discharged of & from all former & other gifts grants bargains sales 
enfelffments jointures dowers estates entales rents rent charges arearages of rents & of & from 
all other titles troubles charges & incumbrances whatsoever had made comitted done or suffered 
by him the said William Taylor his heirs executors or adms. or any other person or persons 
lawfully claiming or to clame by from or under him or any or eighther of them.  In witness 
whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my seal this day & date above written.
				Wm. Taylor

Signed sealed acknowledged & delivered in the presence of
				William Goodman
				John Gibbs
				Henry Goodman

State of No. Carolina Duplin County October Term 1786.
Then was the within deed proved in open Court by the oath of John Gibbs & ordered 
to be registered.
Test		W. Dickson, C. C.






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