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Land Grant
Robert Green
1801

This plot represents 600 acres of land in Montgomery County on the N.
E. side of Peedee River on the waters of Cheeks Creek & Thickety
Creek. Beginning at Rushes Corner on a post oak and turns S 49 W 106
pole to a Blackjack then S27E 100 pole to a post oak then S50W 100
pole to a post oak then N50W 360 pole to a hickory then N20E 180 pole
to Rushes corner then South 220 pole to the Beginning.  Surveyed for
Robert Green this ??? 1802.

Witnesses: Wm. Green Jones Green

                                                North Carolina

It appear from a Receipt of the Treafurer lodged in this Office, that
Robert Green has paid the Purchafe Money for an Entry of Land of six
hundred Acres in the County of Montgomery which is Entry No. 55.

 Craven, Compt.STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
N 5549 Montgomery County
To the Surveyor of said county,
Greetings.

You are hereby required to lay off and furvey according to law for
Robert Green a tract or parcel of land containing six hundred acres
lying on the waters of Thickety Creek joining Henry Poole, Jim Edward
Singleton  ??? Pitmans Mcawley John Singleton, Luke Panty Steels and
William Rushes lines.

And return the same in two fair plots, agreeable to an act of
Affembly made and provided in such cafes.  Given from under my hand
at office, the Seventh day of February anno Domini 1801.

                                                JOHN NEAL,  Entry
taker.