Bertie/Hertford County, NC - Quimby Deeds, 1741-1769
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Bertie County, NC Register of Deeds

Bk F, pg 358
Indentue made 9 Jul 1741 between William Williamson and Eleazer Quimby both 
of Bertie, for 35 pounds land in Bertie adjacent to the mouth of a Deep Bottom, 
John Howcutt, Chinkapin Swamp, Richard Sowell, Leonard Green, William Rogers 
containing 100 acres. Witnesses: John Wynns and Sarah Wynns. Proved: May 
Court 1742.

Bk F, pg 470
Indenture made 18 Dec 1741 between William Wynns and Eleazar Quimby both of 
Bertie, for 170 pounds land in Bertie upon the southern side of Wiccacon Creek 
adjacent to Gum Creek, William Sharps corner, William Downing, neck of land 
called the White Oak Neck, Goose Creek containing 50 acres. Witness: James 
Hooker. Registered: May Court 1742.

Bk F, pg 525
Indenture made 20 Feb 1743 between Eleazer Quimby and Anne his wife of Bertie 
of the one part and Isaac Lasiter of the county of Virginia, for 20 pounds 
Virginia current money land in Bertie adjacent to Wm Sharps corner tree near 
the head of Goose Creek, Wiccacon Creek, northern point of White Oak Neck 
containing 50 acres. Anne Quimby privaely examined. Witnesses: John Wynns and 
Isaac Hill. Registered: May Court 1744.

Bk F, pg 512
Indenture made 11 Aug 1743 between William Sharp of Bertie in consideration 
of the love good will and affection which I have unto Jane Quimby of sd 
precinct "Widow" I do bequeath a parcel of land in Bertie on the SS of 
Wiccacon Creek commonly called the Indian old field containing 6 acres. 
Witnesses: Jno Wynns and Mary Quimby. Registered: Aug't Court 1743.

Bk L, pg 74
Indenture made October 9, 1766 between William Lewis and Mourning Lewis his 
wife of Dobbs County of the first part and Eleazer Quimby Mariner of the 
other part, for 16 pounds land in Bertie on the Tumbling Branch which said 
land was bequeath to Mourning Vanpelt now wife of said William Lewis by her 
grandfather Hendrick Vanpelt containing 250 acres.
Witnesses: John Freeman and James Freeman
Registered: March Court 1767

Bk L, pg 210
Indenture made 11 May 1769 between Eleazer Quimby mariner and Lewis Baulch of 
Bertie, for 20 pounds land in Bertie on Tumbling Branch adjacent to Jacob 
Lassiters line containing 250 acres. Witnesses: John Freeman, Sol'm Freeman 
and Elisha Freeman. Registered: Sep't Court 1770.