DEED: William Robey OWEN to John OWEN, Jr., 1779, Montgomery Co., MD

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Transcribed by:  Melody Tittle (valenaann68@yahoo.com)
Submitted:       8 May 2003
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At the request of John OWEN Junr the following deed was recorded January
the 26th 1779 towit, This Indenture made this 16th day of January in the
year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred and seventy nine between
William Robey OWEN of Montgomery County of the one part and John OWEN Jr
of the same County of the other part witness that the said William Robe
OWEN for and in the consideration of the sum of two hundred and twenty
five pounds current money of Maryland to him in hand paid by the said
John OWEN Junr the receipt whareof he doth herby acknoledge hath given
granted bargined sold and confirmed and by the presents he the s.
William Robey Owen doth for him and his heirs give grant bargain sell 
and confirm unto the s. John OWEN Junr his heirs and assigns forever a
certin parsel of land it being part of a tract of land called the Plesent
Plans of Demaiscus lying in Montgomery County on the Branches of purtupon(?)
River and begining at the end of the tenthline(?) and running thence East 
sixty seven perches(?) South forty fore degres East forty forty perches
North eaghty degrees East one hundred and fifteen perches then to the end
of the thirty second line of s. land and running thence South seventy six
degree West sixty fore perches West forty perches North forty eight perches
North ninteen degree East one hundred and eighteen perches North twenty
three degree East fifty eight perches South seventy nine degree West ninty 
perches South sixty eight degrees West one hundred perches South eighty seven 
degree West forty perches then by a state(?) line to the frist begining containing
and now lain out for two hundred and eleven acres of land more or less 
together with all and singlar the improvements convenences and advantages
thare on or thare unto in any was(?) appertaining or belonging to have and
to hold the afs land and premises unto him the afs John OWEN Junr his hires
and assigns forever to the only proper uses and enjoyment of him the s John OWEN
Junr his hires and assigens and to no other use intent or purpose whatsoaver
and the aforesaid William Robey OWEN doth for himself his haires executors
Administrators or assigns covenent promas grant agree to and with the afs
John OWEN Junr his haires and assigens the afs land and premises according 
to the true intent and meaning as aforesaid for ever heare after against all
maner of Persons claming whatsoever that shall claim by from or under him to
warrant and defend in Testimoney whareof the the said William Robey OWEN hath
hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year above written

Signed Seal and Delivered in the presents of us		William Roby OWEN
Edw BURGESS		Henry GAITHER

On the Back of which Deed was this enclosed to wit

Recived the day and year within written of the within names John OWEN the sum
tow hundred and twenty five pounds currant money it being in full of the
consideration money within menshoned I say(?) rceived(?) by me, ----------
William Roby OWEN
Witnesses Edw. BURGESS Henry GAITHER

Montgomery County January 16th 1779 came William Robey OWEN before us the subscriber(?)
two of the Justices of the peace for the County aforesaid and acknowledged the within 
Instrument of righting to be his Act and Deed and the Same and premises there in ______(?)
to be the right and Estate of him the said John OWEN his heirs and assigns for ever
according to the true intent and meaning thereof and at the same time come Lucy OWEN
wife him the said William Robey OWEN and being by us privately examined out of
the hearing of her said husband acknowledged that she did the same freely and 
willingly without being compelled thereto by any threats from her said Husband or for 
fear of his displeasure.
	
						Edw. BURGESS  Henry GAITHER