BLADEN COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - A. W. Kinlaw to Sarah Purdie
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Registered in Book M5, Page 13-Bladen County

DEED OF A. W. KINLAW TO SARAH PURDIE

This indenture made this the 29th day of March in the year of our Lord, 
1887(?), between A. W. Kinlaw, party of the first part, and Sarah Purdie, 
party of the second part, both of the county of Bladen and state of North 
Carolina, Witnesseth:
That for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and fifty ($250.00) 
dollars, to him in hand paid by the said Sarah, said Kinlaw has bargained 
and sold, conveyed, and confirmed unto the said Sarah, a certain tract of 
land lying in the county, known as the George Weakly tract, being the same 
purchased by the said Kinlaw at the sale of the lands of J. W. Purdie, 
deeded by his executor G(?) E. Smith (see deed G(?) E. Smith exr. of J. W. 
Purdie deeded to A. W. Kinlaw); Beginning at a white oak stump on the West 
side of Ellis Creek and runs thence N. 46 W. 56 1/2 chains to a lightwood 
post, thence N. 88 E. 73 chains to a stake and pointers, thence 46 E. 56 
1/2 chains to a post on the East side of said creek, thence S. 38 W. 47 
chains to a stake on the Robt. Weakly line of a 640 acre survey, then with 
that line S. 80 W. 19 1/2 chains to a pine stump, the Robt. Weakly corner, 
then with another line of said survey S. 10 E. 17 1/2 chns to the first 
station, and containing 875 (or 87.5) acres, more or less:
To have and to hold to said Sarah all and singular hereditaments and 
appurtenances to the same belonging or any wise appertaining and to her 
heirs and assigns, to her and their own proper use, behoof, and benefit in 
fee simple.
Nevertheless, upon the following conditions to wit: Whereas the said Sarah 
Purdie has loaned and advanced to said Kinlaw the sum of two hundred and 
fifty dollars ($250) for which the said Kinlaw has given to the said Sarah 
his promissory note of hand payable one day after date (and at the same 
date of above indenture) with simple interest(?) at the rate of 8 percent 
per annum. Now therefore of the said Kinlaw shall, will, and truly pay or 
cause to be paid each note(?) according to the conditions expressed on the 
face.
Thereof then the above indenture shall be void and of no effect, but in 
case said Kinlaw shall fail to pay said note and interest, as well as 
principal or any part thereof, then in such case it shall be the privilege 
of said Sarah to give at least ninety days notice in three or more public 
places in said county, and also in one newspaper published in said county 
if any, and sell said land and after paying or reserving a sufficient 
amount of the proceeds of said sale to pay unto(?) said notes and all cost 
incurred therein to pay over the residue arising from said sale, if any, to 
the said Kinlaw or his heirs or assigns, and it is further agreed that it 
shall be the duty of said Sarah to give said Kinlaw at least six months 
notice of her intentions to forclose this mortgage deed.
In testimony whereof the said Kinlaw doth hereunto set his hand and affix 
his seal, date as above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of: G. C. Smith
							A. W. Kinlaw (seal)
	  					M. (her mark) C. Kinlaw (seal)