Chatham County, NC - Harmon Tedder to William Hencock, 1795

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See Chatham Deed Book H, page 161:
 
This indenture made this 19th day of August in the year of our Lord 
one thousand seven hundred and ninety five between Harmon Tedder of 
the County of Granville and State of North Carolina, of the one part, 
and William Hencock of the County of Wake and state aforesaid, 
witnesseth that I the said Harmon Tedder for and in consideration of 
the sum of fifty pounds current money of this state, to me in hand 
paid by him the said William Hencock, and recept thereof I do hereby 
acknowledge, have bargained, granted, sold and delivered unto the said 
Hencock one tract or parcel of land, lying in the County of Chatham.  
(To wit) Beginning on John Moores line at a pine running west to a 
hickory, thence south along Davis's to a post oak, thence east to a 
post oak, thence north to a pine on John Moore's line, thence west to 
a stake, thence north to the first station, containing estimation one 
hundred and fifty acres, to the same, more or less, together with all 
the appertenences, to said land belonging in or otherwise unto him the 
said Hencock, excts. etc. and I the said Harmon Tedder do for (believe 
to be my--hard to read)self, my heirs, excts. etc. covenant to and 
with him the said Wm Hencock that the above land is clear of all 
encumbrences whatsoever and will forever warrant and defend the same 
from the legal claims of any person or persons forever.  In witness 
wherefore I have here unto set me hand and affixed my seal the day and 
year above written.  Signed, sealed, and delivered.
 
In presence of                           Harmon Tedder
(xx)stwood A Jones                        His mark  X      (Seal)
(James Smith
 
Chatham County, February Sessions, 1795
     This deed was duly proved in open court by the oath of James Smith 
subscribing witness and ordered to be registered

[Harmon Tuder later moved to Brushy Mountain, Wilkes Co, but owned no 
land there. All the Tedder/Tidder/Tudor's in Wilkes are descendants 
of Harmon Tudor/Tedder.]

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