ORANGE COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - Charles Glenn to William Lingo, 4 Feb 1804
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ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLNA DEED BOOK 11;pg.128

CHARLES GLENN, GRANTOR	WILLIAM LINGO, GRANTEE

	This Indenture made the twenty fourth day of February in the year of 
our Lord 1804 Between Charles Glenn of Person County and State of North 
Carolina of the one part and William Lingo and Orange County and State 
aforesaid of the other art.  Witnesseth that he the said Charles Glenn for and 
in Consideration of the Sum of Ten pounds current money of the State aforesaid 
to him in hand paid by him the said William Lingo the receit whereof he the 
said Charles Glenn doth hereby acknowledge and confess himself therewith full 
satisfied contented and paid and doth hereby acquit and discharge hem the said 
William Lingo and his heirs forever He  the said Charles Glenn hath given 
granted bargained and sold into him the said William Lingo a certain tract or 
parcel of Land lying and being in Orange County the said tract of Land from 
the lawful claims of himself his heirs and assigns and from the legal claim of 
all others to him the said William Lingo And his heirs assigns forever.  In 
Testimony whereof he the said Charles Glenn hath herewith set his hand and 
affixed his Seal the day and year first above written.
Signed Sealed & delivered
In Presence of us.					Charles Glenn ((Seal))
Wm. Hall
			The Execution of the foregoing Deed was duly
			acknowledged in oen Court by Charles Glenn the
			subscriber thereto and ordered to be registered.
							Test:   John Taylor