Bladen County, NC--DEEDS--John Smith to Daniel Smith, 1833

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Bladen County, NC Deed Book 10 pg 129/130


This indenture made 16th of August in the year of our Lord 1833 between John 
Smith of the one part and Daniel Smith of the other part. Both of the County
of Bladen and the state of North Carolina. Witnessth that the said John Smith
for & in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars to him in hand paid at &
before the signing and sealing of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged Granted Bargained and sold by these presents do grant bargain sell
and deliver and convey to him the said Daniel Smith his heirs and assigns at the
said John Smith Decease a certain piece of land situate[d] lying and being in 
the County of Bladen on the North East side of Turnbull Creek containing one 
hundred acres bound as follows: Beginning at a water oak at run of said creek 
and runs E 49 chains 50 links to a stake then [S] 38 W 42 chains to a stake the
S 69 W 98 Chains then with the meanders of the creek to the beginning. To have
and to hold the said bargained premises unto him the said Daniel Smith his heirs 
and assigns for ever with all bargained premises these belonging I the said John
Smith do except for his till his decease and to the use of Susan Smith to 
decease. I the said John Smith do warrent and forever defend the said bargained 
premises from all other claims when I set my hand and seal.


Test John Smith (seal)


James Smith February Term 1834
Dyon Long                               This Deed was acknowledged in                                                   open court and ordered to be                                                    Registered


                        Attest. P Kelly Clk             


[Ed: Note, This land is the same land James Smith gave to John Smith, his 
son -- Deed Book 8 pg 570. This deed was executed and proved before John Smith
had an excecuted and proven deed to the land.]


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