VIRGINIA GRANT:  Lee, 1790, Fayette
Date:	2/25/00 6:07:25 PM 
Submitted by:	MartinaCarpenter@webbworks.com (Martina Carpenter)

Virginia Grants
Richard B. Lee
Edmund Lee
Fayette County, KY
Book 11, Page 515 - 516
FHC #0272815


Beverley Randolph Esquire Governor of the commonwealth of Virginia
To all to whom these presents shall come Greeting.  Know ye that by virtue &
in Consideration of part of a Land Office Treasury warrant No 8876 Issued
the 12th day of November 1781 there is granted by the said Commonwealth unto
Richard Bland Lee and Edmund Lee assignees of Richard Lee a certain tract or
parcel of land containing three hundred and sixty one acres by Survey
bearing date the third day of April 1786 lying and being in the County of
Fayette on the North side of main Licking and bounded and followeth To wit
Beginning at the upper corner of his former Survey of four thousand three
hundred and forty acres at a Beech and Sycamore thence up Licking as it
meanders South forty six degrees East one hundred and twenty two poles,
South twelve degrees West twenty eight poles, South fourteen degrees East
one hundred and fourteen poles South ten degrees West ninety four poles to a
Sugar tree and ash thence leaving licking and running South Sixty two
degrees East one hundred and fifty poles to a Stake thence North twenty
eight degrees East two hundred and eighty poles to a white Oak, thence North
sixty two degrees West two hundred and eighty poles to the Beginning with
its appurtenances To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with
its appurtenances to the said Richard Bland Lee and Edmund Lee and their
Heirs forever In Witness whereof the said Beverley Randolph Esquire Governor
of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the
lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the twenty
first day of December in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
ninety and of the commonwealth the fifteenth.

     Beverley Randolph



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