Chatham County, NC - Michael Wilson to Harmon Tuder, 1788

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Harmon Tuder Deed  (I dont have book and page # ) our name is spelled 
Tudor/Tuder/Tedder
 
To all to whom these presents shall come, know ye that, I Michael 
Wilson of Chatham County and State of North Carolina, for the 
consideration of thirty pounds good ans lawful money of this state, 
to me in hand paid by Harmon Tuder of the County of Granville and 
state aforesaid, have bargained, sold, alienad, enforced and confirmed, 
Harmon Tuder, his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land 
lying and being in the County of Chatham concluding one hundred and 
fifty acres and bounded as follows: to wit, Beginning on John More 
line at a pine running west to a hickory, thence south along Davises 
line to a post oak, thence north to a pine in Jno. More's line, thence 
west to a stake, thence north tothe first station together with 
revertion and revertions, remains and remainers, rents, issues, profits, 
and services thereof and also all the estates rights, titles, intrest, 
claims, property and demand of him the said Michael Wilson of, in and 
to the said land premises and every part and parcel hereof to have and
hold the aforesaid land and premises unto the said Harmon Tuder, his 
heirs and assigns forever and the said Michael Wilson do for himself 
further agree and warrent and forever defend the said Harmon Tuder, 
his heirs and assigns in the full enjoyment of the land and premises 
afore mentioned against the just claim or claims right property or 
demand of him the said Michael Wilson or any other person claiming the 
same from or under him, them or any of them. Testamony whereof I the 
said Michael Wilson have hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal 
27th Sept. 1788
 
Signed Soal'd & delivered
 
In the Presence of
     his
 Jno.   More                 Michael Wilson
     mark
    his                         Seal
James Horn
    mark
 
Chatham County November Session 1792
This Deed was duly proven in open court by the oat of John More a 
Subscribing witness & ordered to be registered.
( Bottom missing )

[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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