Land:  Deed from Thomas Taylor, Jr. to William Lyale (1724), Baltimore County, Maryland

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Deed from Thomas Taylor Jr to William Lyale

NOTE: This deed follows the above Power of Atty 

Richard Taylor Junr to William Lyale Conveyance

1721 4 Nov 1724

This indenture the (blank) Day of (blank) 1721 between Richard Taylor Junr of Baltimore 
Co Md, planter of the one part and William Lyale of Co afsd plantor of the other part. 
Richard Taylor, Jr for the consideration of 2500 lbs tob to him already in hand paid by 
William Lyale whosowith the sd Richard Taylor doth ack himself to be satisfied & paid of 
every part & parcel to discharge the sd William Lyale forever by these presents do sell all 
that pareele of land called Stones Delight lying in sd Co in Little Brittain Ridge Beg..at a 
oak a boundary of a tract of land formerly surveynd for Job Cross of sd Co and two 
bounded by tree standing triangle high 4 perches and on the called the Western Run, a 
branch of the Herring Runldeseending into ?'Back river & running thence ....... to the 
beginning trees containing & laid out for 100a. 

Richard Taylor 

Signed sealed & delivered in presence of
James Tracey
John Cross
Stephen Body
Richard Taylor 

MEMORANDUM On 4 Nov 1724 came Richard Taylor, Sr & ack the within mentioned 
land and premises to be the right title to William Lyale his heirs & assigns foreever 
Richard Taylor and Mary h/w the & delivery before us two of his majesties justices for 
Baltimore Co 

NOTE by ARB: at the top of pg 400 is the ending of a deed written by James Tracy to 
George Hitchcock for sale of land Will Grafton & Will Amos. Memorandum on the 4 Nov 
1724 - James Tracy ack this deed.