ANSON COUNTY, NC - LAND - Christopher Davis Land Grant - 1783

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Christopher Davis' Grant, Land Grant & Deed Book E, p. 453

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NO. 453
To All To Whom these presents shall come greeting 
Knowing ye that we for and in consideration of the sum of fifty shillings for
every hundred acres hereby granted paid into our Treasury by Christopher Davis
have given and granted & by these presents do give and grant unto the said
Christopher Davis a tract of land Containing One hundred acres lying and being
in our County of Anson on Both sides of Lanes Creek Begining at a white oak in
John Curlees line and runing South thirty Degrees West Seventeen chains &
fifty links to a red oak then South forty seven Degrees East Eight Chains to
William Morris corner red oak on the Bank of said creek thence with said
Morris line South forty seven Degrees East thirty two chains and fifty links
to a stake in said line thence North thirteen Degrees East fifty chains to a
stake in John Curtus line thence with sd. John Curtus line South seventy one
Degrees west crossing said creek to the Begining.
At Fayette the 24th. day of October in the 7th year of our Independence 1783
J. Glasgow Secretary Alex
Martin