ANSON COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - David Brewton Land Deed - 1769

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South Carolina ? exhibited by David Brewton to be ? in the deed Government
David Brewton Office pursuant to this act of assembly in that case made &
proved 317 acres of a plantation or tract of 317 acres of Land as supposed
where un out to be in Anson or Tyron County No. Carolina So of Little River
in the fork of Antiguorous? Creek now known by the name of Fergusons Creek,
beginning at a hickory joining Jas. Russells land running thence No 70 E 63
1/2 chains to a hick & thence No 20 W 50 chains to a Red? Oak thence So 70 W
63 1/2 chains to a Hick thence So 20 E 50 chains to the beginning originally
granted the 23 of Oct 1756 to Robert Russell by Government Arthur Dobbs at
the 21 ? 41 ? hundred acres and by said Russell conveyed to the ? Certified
by David Brewton by deed of Release bearing date the 23 of Aug 1769 but by a
late ? of the boundary line between No & So Carolina the above tract of land
falls within the providence of So Carolina in Craven County therefore the
mem requires this his mem may be entered in this deed Government office of
this providence.
In witness whereof he hath hereunto set his hand the 23 December 1774. David
Bruton