Pamlico County, NC - Deeds

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State of North Carolina }

    Pamlico County      }

This deed made this the 10th day of October AD 1901 by and between Hardy T. Casey, 
Guardian for Chas. E. Casey, Hardy J. Casey and Bertha Alice Casey of this county 
of Pamlico and State of North Carolina of the first part and Victoria J. Baxter of 
the aforesaid county and state of the second part. Witnesseth, whereas in a 
judgement of the Superior Court of Pamlico County at Fall Term 1901 Judge Francis D. 
Winston presiding, In an action then in entitled Hardy T. Casey and others Ex parte, 
the said Hardy T. Casey was empowered and duly authorized to make sale of the 
following discribed lands and to execute to the purchasers a deed in fee simple 
therefore, and to invest the proceeds of said sale and purchase in another tract of 
land described in the petition filed in the above named actions, and to take a deed 
therefore for the heirs at law of Alice Casey wife of Hardy T. Casey that the same 
interest title and estate might vest in the said heirs, as they held in the lands 
devised to them by their Grandfather Tulley Spruill n his will which will is duly 
recorded in the office of the Superior court Clerk of Pamlico in Book of Wills pages 
83, 84 and 85, to which as well as the petition and judgement in this case herein 
before named reference is made for the purpose of affecting the chain of title and 
the title to the lands herein conveyed.  Now then for and in consideration of the 
sum of Four hundred and Thirty one 25/100 in hand paid by the said party of the 
second part the receipt whereof the said party of the first part Hardy T. Casey 
Guardian as aforesaid does hereby acknowledge as fully paid and received and by 
nature of the powers granted unto him by the aforesaid judgement authorizing him to 
sell said hereinafter discribed piece parcel or tract of land. The said Hardy T. 
Casey Guardian as aforesaid has given granted bargained and sold and by these 
presents and does give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Victoria J. 
Baxter her heirs and assigns forever in fee simple absolute all that piece or parcel 
of land devised to the said heirs of Alice Casey by the said will of Tully Spruill. 
Situated on the head of Aligater Creek in the said county and state adjoining the 
lands of Ellen Gatlin and others bounded as follows. Beginning at the line of Ellen 
Gatlins land and runs with her line to the line of Jas. O. Baxter lands then with 
the aid Baxters line to the Gaskins line, then with said Gaskins line t Ellen 
Gatlins line thence with her line to the beginning containing Twenty Six acres more 
or less. To have and to hold all the right title and interest of the said Chas. E. 
Casey Hardy J. Casey and Bertha Alice Casey in and to the said lands together with 
all the rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said 
Victoria J. Baxter her heirs and assigns forever in e simple absolute, and the said 
Hardy T. Casey Guardian for said children does for them covenant they will forever 
warrant and defend the the title to said lands and the peaceable and quiet 
possession thereto against all lawful claims of all persons whatsoever. In witness 
whereof the said Hardy T. Casey as guardian aforesaid has hereunto set his hand and 
seal this the day and date first herein written.

Signed sealed & delivered                      H.T. Casey
in presence of


North Carolina Pamlico County

The execution of the foregoing instrument was this day proven before me, by the 
acknowledgement of H.T. Casey, the grantor.

Let the same with this certificate be registered.
This the 18 day of Oct. 1901.

                                               J.R. Rice CSC 

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