Lenoir County, NC - Hines Brothers Lumber Company to Ida Frances Moore, 1910

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North Carolina.
Lenoir County.

	This deed made this the ninth day of February, 1910, by Hines 
Brothers Lumber Company, a corporation chartered and doing business 
under the laws of North Carolina, with its principal place of business 
in the City of  Kinston, County and State aforesaid, part of the first 
part to Ida Frances Moore, party of the second party, of said County 
and State, Witnesseth: That said party of the first part and in 
consideration of the sum of  Five Dollars ($5.00) in hand paid, the 
receipt of which is hereby fully acknowledged, has given, granted and 
conveyed and quit-claimed, and by these presents does give, grant, 
convey and quit-claim to the said party of the second part and her 
heirs and assigns forever all of its right, title, interest and estate 
in and to the following described piece or parcel of land: --- situate 
in the County and State aforesaid, and more particularly described as 
follows: --- In the Contentnea Neck township, adjoining the lands of 
Thomas Harvey, decd., Charles Abbott, et al, and being the lands 
attempted to be described in a deed by John B. Dupree to James B 
Edmondson by deed dated December thirteenth, 1897, in Book 31, page 664, 
and also attempted to be described In Deed from Hutchin Pate and wife, 
Barbara Pate to the said Dupree, made Oct. third 1890, and recorded in 
Book 13, page 466, and also attempted to be described in deed dated 
April tenth, 1889 by Harriet Pate, Quincy Pate to Hutchin Pate as it 
appears in Book 12, page 172, said lands being the property of said 
party of the second part by an independent superior title and this 
deed being intended to convey whatever interest the party of the first 
part may have therein from any source. To have and Hold the aforesaid 
right, title, interest and estate in the aforesaid lands together with 
all the privileges and appurtenances, thereunto in any wise appertaining, 
to her, the said party to the second part, and to her heirs and assigns 
in fee simple forever. In testimony wherefore, the said party of the 
first part has caused this deed to be executed in its name, with its 
common seal attached by its President and attested by its Secretary all 
by order of its Directors in regular meeting assembled and by its board 
of directors. The day and date first above written.
                                                                                                                                 
                                                                                                                          Hines Brothers Lumber Co.
						      By Henry C. Riley
                                                                                                                          President

(L.S.)

Attest: Lovit Hines
        Secretary


North Carolina.
Lenoir County.

	I, W. M. Tyndal, a Notary Public in and for said County and State 
do therefore certify that on this the ninth day of February, 1910, before 
me personally came Henry C. Riley President of the Hines Bros. Lumber 
Company, a corporation with whom I am personally acquainted, who being by 
me duly sworn said that he, Henry C. Riley, is the President and Lovit 
Hines is the Secretary of the Hines Bros. Lumber Company, a corporation, 
described in and which executed the forgoing deed, that he knows the 
common seal of said corporation, that the seal affixed to the forgoing 
instrument is said common seal and the name of the corporation was 
subscribed thereto by the said President and that said President and 
Secretary subscribed their names thereto, and said common seal was affixed 
all by order of the board of  Directors of said corporation, and that the 
said instrument is the act and deed of said corporation. Witness my hand 
and Notarial seal, the day and date above written. Feby 9th 1910

(L. S.)                              W. M. Tyndal (L. S.)
                                     Notary Public

             My Com. Expires March 16th 1910


North Carolina
Lenoir County
	The foregoing certificate with Notarial Seal attached of W. M. 
Tyndal, Notary Public, is adjudged to be correct. Let the instrument 
with the certificate be registered. Witness my hand this 10th day of 
Feby 1910

                                          J. W. Collins Deputy	
                                          Clerk Superior Court


Filed for Registration at 11 o clock A. M. Feby 10th 1910 and Registered 
Feby 18th 1910

                                          Jno. H. Barwick
                                          Reg. Deeds

Source:
A copy of the attached quick claim deed to Ida Frances Moore from Hines 
Lumber Company is in the Collection of E. Norman Dickerson, Jr. of Kinston, 
NC. Ida Frances Moore is the mother of E. Norman Dickerson, Jr.
 
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