Jones-Lenoir County NcArchives Court.....Caleb Wiggins, Samuel Dillahunty To 1832
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Source: Elizabeth Moore Collection
Written: 1832

INDENTURE - DILLAHUNTY TO WIGGINS

Found in the Elizabeth Moore Collection, NC Archives

This Indenture made this Sixth day of October In the year of Our Lord One 
thousand and Eight Hundred and thirty two Between Samuel Dillahunty of the 
State of North Carolina and Jones County of the One part and Caleb Wiggins 
Citizen of Lenoir County and State aforesaid of the Other part – Witnesseth 
that I the aforesaid Samuel Dillahunty being appointed the Lawful and true 
Agent of John S. Lavender and his Wife Elizabeth Lavender Citizens of the 
State of Georgia by a good and Lawful power of Attorney which beares date the 
fifth day of march Eighteen Hundred and Twenty nine and Witnessed by Scarborn 
Delk and Annon Tice and Sent me the Said Samuel and now I the Said Samuel for 
& in Consideration of the Sum of four Hundred Dollars to me in hand paid 
before the Sealing and delivering of these present now bargained and Sold unto 
the Said Caleb Wiggins a certain Tract of Land lying and being in the County 
of Lenoir Lying on the North Side of Nuce River and between Nuce and 
Contenteny Creek and Boundered as follows Beginning at a Small pine Thomas 
Phillips corner and the Given line of Lamberts patent and Turning then with 
Lamberts give line South Eleven degrees East two Hundred and forty two poles 
to a forked gum near Brantons Corner then North thirty degrees East five poles 
to a larger Red Oak in Brantons line then with Brantons line north Eighteen 
Degrees East two hundred and forty two poles to a Large Red oak Said to be 
Brantons Corner then North Twenty degrees west fifty two poles with Brantons 
other Line to his corner a Read Oak and Phillipses Old Corner tree then with 
Thomas Phillips line to the Beginning by patent Baring Date the 27th day of 
October 1784 and in the year of the Independence and patented  by John 
Phillips Containing One hundred and ten acres be the Same more or less which 
Land I the said Samuel have Sold and firmly by these presents doth Bargain 
Sell alien and confirm that the aforesaid Caleb Wiggins which Lands was 
purchased by Furnifold George and by his Death fell to the Said John S. 
Lavender and his Wife Elizabeth, freely and fully from me my heirs and assigns 
for ever or the Lawful Claim or Claims of the said John S. Lavender or his 
wife Elizabeth or their heirs Executors administrators or assigns for ever, 
with all the profits whatsoever, mines minerals, herideterments, and 
advantages, assertaining or in any wise there unto belonging to him the said 
Caleb Wiggins his heirs Executors administrators or assigns for Ever, Clearly 
and fully by these present to have and to hold and the Same peaceably to Enjoy 
to him or their only use forever in Witness Whereof I have hereunto Set my 
Hand and affixed my Seal this day and date first above written, Signed Sealed 
and delivered in the presents.
Signed Sam. Dillahunty
WIT: J. P. Dunn, Abram Congleton

State of North Carolina, Lenoir County Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, 
January Term 1833. Then was the execution of the foregoing deed duly proved in 
open Court by John P. Dunn one of the subscribing witnesses thereto and 
ordered to be registered.
Lewis C. Desmond, Clk
Enrolled in the Registers office of Lenoir County the 8th day of March 1833, 
J. Bright, Regt.


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