GREENE COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - WILLIAM ORMOND to THOMAS ORMOND

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FROM FREDERICK LEE EDWARDS COLLECTION - abstracted by Martha Mewborn Marble
- copy of originals in my possession

9 November 1800 - Indenture between WILLIAM ORMOND Senior of Greene
County in the State of North Carolina, farmer, & THOMAS ORMOND of the
said County and State, planter, son of the said WILLIAM ORMOND Senior
for the natural love and affection which he hath & bearth unto the said THOMAS ORMOND his son as also for the better maintence and prefermence
of him the said THOMAS ORMOND hath conveyed…. A certain parcel of lands
containing by estimation two hundred and fifty acres situated in said
Greene County on both sides of Pole Cat Swamp, seventy five acres of
which land was granted to THOMAS DAIL the first day of July 1779 and by
him sold to the said WILLIAM ORMOND and the other one hundred and
seventy five acres is to include all the lands lying within the line of
two patents one of which was granted to THOMAS DAIL May the fourth day
1769 and the other to WILLIAM SKINNER the 28th day of April `768 (except
what lands the said WILLIAM ORMOND hath given out of them two patents to
his son WATKINS ORMOND and except the land sold by THOMAS DAIL to
WILLIAM THOMAS and all houses, out houses, gardens, orchards ...
nevertheless it is the true intent and meaning of these present that 
the said WILLIAM ORMOND or any person or persons employed by him shall
cut and take away such timber or trees from off the said lands as he
thinks proper during his lifetime.  
WIT   ??? WILLIAMS,  Daniel (X) Jones