James Rogers To Jobe Rogers Deed 13 February 1789
(Transcribed by Joan S Dunn)

Deed Book E Page 223, 224, & 225

James Rogers To Jobe Rogers

Deed for 200 acres Land

	This Indenture made the thirteenth Day of February in the thirteenth year of 
American Independence and In the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven Hundred 
and Eighty nine Between James Rogers of the State of No. Carolina and County of Duplin 
of the one part and Job Rogers of the same place of the other part Witnesseth that the 
said James Rogers for Diverse good causea and considerations him thereunto moving But 
more especially for the valuable consideration of the sum of Twenty pounds current money 
of the state aforesaid To him in hand paid by Jobe Rogers aforward before the Ensealing 
and Delivery of these presents as also for the Lave and affection which he Doth Bear 
unto his said son Job Rogers for which Reasonsa the said James Rogers doth hereby 
acknowledge himself to be therewith fully satisfied contented and paid hath by these 
presents given granted Bargained sold assigned and set over to the said Job Rogers his 
Heirs and assigns forever one certain Tract or parcel of Land situate lying and being 
in Duplin County aforesaid on both sides of Carrs Branch Begining at a pine and hickory 
on the south side of the branch a little below the Mouth of Beetrice Branch thence 
crossing the branch No. 10 Et. 90 poles to a stake in a Meadow Hudgeons line thence his 
line No. 50 Wt. 60 poles to a Lightwood Stump a pine and White oak by a pond his corner 
thence his other line Wt. 180 poles to a pine his corner thence along a line of 250 acres 
Patened by Fredrick Lewis So. 160 poles to a pine a Little So. of Carrs Branch thence 
continued the same course Ten poles to a stake thence Down the So. side of the Branch a 
straight Line to the first station containing in the whole Two Hundred acres be the same 
more or Less.  To have & to hold the aforesaid Land and premises with all the appurtainances 
to the same belonging or in any wise appurtaining to Every nature or kind whatever to 
him the said Job Rogers his Heirs and assigns forever and the said James Rogers the 
aforesaid Land and premises to him the said Job Rogers his heirs and assigns shall and 
will warrant and forever Defend from and against him the said James Rogers his heirs and 
assigns as also from and against the Just and Lawfull claim of all and Every other person 
or persons whatever who may hereafter Lay and Lawfull claim to the same In Witness whereof 
the said James Rogers hath hereunto set his hand and seal Date above written
signed sealed and Delivered
In the presence of us				James Rogers
Joseph Dickson
Anne Dickson

Duplin County

I Job Rogers do by these presents accept of the above Two Hundred acres of Land as my full 
part of my Father James Rogers Land in this County and Do acknowledge that I am therewith 
fully satisfied & further should my Father James Rogers Die without a will I will not Calim 
any part of his Lands having now Received my full share Witness my seal this 28th Febuary 1789
signed sealed and Delivered
In the Presence of				Job Rogers
Joseph Dickson
Anne Dickson

State of No. Carolina Duplin County April Term 1791

Then was the within Deed acknowledged in open Court and ordered to be Registered.	
Test W. Dickson C. C.






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