Bertie County, NC - Deeds - Edward Hocutt to James Hinton

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Edward Hocutt to James Hinton
Deeds of Bertie County, Book G, p. 436

North Carolina

To all People to whom these Presents shall come Greeting and Know Ye that I
Edward Hocutt of Bertie County in the Province of North Carrolina Yeoman 
for and in consideration of the Sum of eighty Pounds current money of 
Virginia to me in hand paid by James Hinton Junior of the County aforesaid 
Planter the Receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge Have Bargained and Sold 
and by these Presents do fully freely and absolutely Give Grant Bargain 
Sell Allien, enfrosse, Release, confirm assign Transfer and sett over unto 
the said James Hinton Junior his heirs and assigns for ever one certain 
messuage Plantation and Devidend of Land situate and lying and being in 
Bertie County aforesaid upon the West side of Ephram Hunters Mills Pond 
containing by estamation one hundred and Sixty acres of Land be the same 
more or less butted and bounded as follows to Wit:  Begining at the north 
of Vixes branch runing up the said Branch its varyous courses to the mouth 
of a large Botom to a Gum thence along a line of marked trees varyous 
courses to Joseph Wynns line down the said Wynns line to the wild Cat Gat 
to Mary Hocutts line thence on the said Mary Hocuts line to Ephram Hunters 
line thence runing up the said Hunter's Mill Pond to the first Station.  To 
have and to hold the aforesaid messuage of Land plantation of Devidend of 
Land Bargained and Sold as aforesaid and all and singular the rights 
Priviledges Comodities Hereditaments appurtenances and appendants there 
unto belonging or in any way wise appertaining unto him the said James 
Hinton Junior his heirs and assigns forever in Fee Simple absolutly free 
from all incumbrances whatsoever, except the quit rents that is due from
the 5th day of March Anno Domino 1748 and the Quit rents hereafter incruing 
in as full and ample manner to all intents and purposes as the most learned 
in the Law can Devise Further I the said Edward Hocutt for myself my heirs
executors and administrators Do Covenant and engage to and with the said 
James Hinton Junior and his Heirs and assigns to Warrant and Defend the 
said Land and Premises and appurtances unto the said James Hinton Junior 
his heirs and assigns foreve against the lawfull claim of all other Persons 
whatsoever.  In Witness whereof I the said Edward Hocutt have hereunto set 
my hand and fixed my seal this tenth day of February 1750/51.

				Ed. Hocott  (Seal)

Sealed and Delivered in presents of us:  William Hooker Junior, Thomas 
Morris, William Beacham

Bertie County, Feby Court, 1752  This deed was proved by the Oath of Thomas
Morris and ordered recorded.