Deed by Jacob EGNER to Hiram McCULLOUGH (1856), Cecil County, MD

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Cecil County Land Record Book, Liber HHM, Number 7, Folio 288

This Deed made this Eleventh day of November in the Year one thousand Eight 
hundred and fifty six by Jacob Egner of New Castle County in the State of 
Delaware.  Witnesseth that in consideration of One Hundred dollars the said 
Jacob Egnor doth grant unto Hiram McCullough of Cecil County Maryland in fee, 
All his right title and interest in and to all that Tract or parcel of Land 
situate lying and being in Cecil County aforesaid, being part of the Real Estate 
whereof of John Egnor late of said County, died seized and that part thereof 
which was conveyed to Caroline Egner, John Egner, Joseph Egner, Jacob Egner, 
Jacob Egner and Hannah Catharine Egner by Adam Whann, Henry H Gilpin and John 
Underwood certain Commissioners appointed by the Court of Chancery of Maryland 
to value and divide the Real Estate of John Egnor deceased, by deed bearing date 
the twelfth day of May in the year of Our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and 
fifty five and Recorded in Liber GMC No 10 folio 27 one of the Land Record Books 
of Cecil County aforesaid, to which said Deed for the courses and distances and 
a more full particular and accurate description of the said Tract or parcel of 
Land reference is hereby particularly made.  And the said Jacob Egnor covenants 
that he will warrant specially the property hereby conveyed.  And the said Jacob 
Egner covenants that he will Execute such further assurances as may be 
requisite.  Witness my hand and seal
Jacob Egnor
Test
Wm Hanes
Henry C MacRall
State of Maryland
Cecil County, To Wit
I hereby Certify that on this Eleventh day of November in the Year One Thousand 
Eight hundred and fifty six before the subscriber a Justice of the peace of the 
State of Maryland in and for Cecil County personally appeared Jacob Egnor and 
acknowledged the foregoing Deed to be his Act.
Wm Hanes
Recorded November 11th 1856 and Examined
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