GATES COUNTY, NC - Deed - Abner Blanshard to Demsey Blanshard.

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              Abner Blanshard to Demsey Blanshard, 1703/13?

Gates Co. Deed No. 67

To all to whom (there presents shall come)? Know ye that I Abner Blanshard 
of Gates County for and in consideration of the sum of twelve pounds 2 
pence to me in land paid by Demsey Blanshard of said county the Receipt. 
Whose of I do hearby acknowledge and my self fully satisfied and paid hath 
Bargained and sold unto the said Demsey Blanshard his heirs and assign one 
piece or parcel of land lying and being in the County afoursaid Between 
Benetts Creek and Catherine Creek joining on the East side of the Grate 
Marsh Beginning at a White oak on the No E side of said Marsh it being a 
Corner tree between said Blanshard and Amos Smith from thence on East 
course along said Blanshard line Between him and Said Smith bearing near 
South East Corner to a Red Oak Standing on the West side of a path known by 
the name of Ashleys path from thence running along a line of marked trees 
West Course bearing No West ­ Course to a Red Oak it being a corner tree 
Between said Blanshard from thence No East to First (Fork?) Station being 
thirty acres more or less to have and to hold the said land and ??? unto 
him the Said Demsey Blanshard his heirs and assignes forever to his and 
their proper use & behalf which said land the said Abner Blanshard doth for 
himself his heirs and assigns warrant and forever defend unto the said 
Demsey Blanshard his hiers & assigns forever I Witness where of the said 
Abner Blanshard hereunto set his hand and seal 17 day of Nov 1703 or 1713?

Timothy Lassiter ­ Jurat
Samuell Browne
Abner Blanshard