Deed between Nancy STEPHENS, et al., and Ezra BRANDENBURG, 1857; Frederick Co., 
Maryland

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Source: Frederick County, MD Courthouse - Records Dept

E.S. 10, Page 604
Deed Recorded October 14, 1857
This Indenture made this 19th day of April 1857 between Nancy Stephens, Mary 
Lucas, Rebecca Lucas and Susan Lucas  of Frederick County, MD and Ezra 
Brandenburg . . . sum of $2,800 . .. parcel of land called Middle Plantation 
situated and lying in Frederick County . . . beginning at the end of the first 
line of the land now owned by Michael Lease and running North 73 degrees to the 
end of the second course of the whole tract then running with the said second 
corner to the end thereof to the bounded tree of Middle Plantation then to the 
land now owned by William Henry Lease thence straight line to the first 
beginning - excepting so much of said tract as was conveyed by John Lucas to 
Thomas Maynard using 3 acres more or less of land and instead thereof adding a 
parcel or piece containing 3 acres of land which was conveyed to the said John 
Lucas by said Thomas Maynard - an exchange of parcel made to straighten a line - 
in all containing 102 acres more or less being same property of which the said 
John Lucas died seized and possessed and also the same conveyed by John Hall of 
Annapolis City to Thomas Walters of the county and state aforesaid by deed 17th 
August 1774 and recorded in folios 308 and 9.  One of the land records of 
Frederick County, as by reference thereto will more fully appear . . . the said 
Nancy Stephens, Mary Lucas, Rebecca Lucas and Susan Lucas of in and to the same 
. . . shall and will warrant and forever default by this presents against the 
claims of all persons, except a reserve of the burying ground on said farm with 
free egress and engress to the same . . .