Pamlico County, NC - Deeds

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by
Sue Guptill <sguptill@mindspring.com>

Transcribed by Sue Guptill 7/01. Original in possession of Sue Guptill.
[Note: There is a plat in the top right corner of the survey].

North Carolina 
Pamlico County

I Jno R. Tingle County Surveyor of Pamlico County do hereby certify that I surveyed 
for James L Gatlin Entry No. 315 Entered the 27 day of March 1911 and order issued 
the 15 day of Feb. 1912, a tract of land lying on the South side of Bay River and 
at the Iron pipe near two black gums and a maple all marked as pointers to the N.E. 
corner of Jas. S. Miller Patent and runs with said Millers first line Marked N. 23 
W 53 Poles to the S.E. Corner of Jack Swindell land and Redding Luptons N.E. Corner 
thence N. 29 1/2 E. 3 Poles to the S.W. Corner of the late John H. Nichols land and 
the Gatlin estate thence with their line S. 73 E. 71 P to the Jas. G. Gaskins Patent 
line thence with said Patent line S. 27 1/2 W 46 P to the North line of the John 
Harris Patent now T.A. Hadders line thence with said line N 64 1/2 W 29 1/2P. to the 
Harris N.W. Corner thence S. 20 W. 1 1/3 poles to beginning containing 14 acres.
This April 25, 1912

P.T. Tingle }sworn    Jno. P. Tingle
BB Fulcher }chainbearers    County Surveyor

[Note: There is another copy of this survey with the words "Carrie N." written in 
pencil (same handwriting) over the first reference to James L. Gatlin in the first 
sentence: "I surveyed for Carrie N. 
James L. Gatlin Entry No. 315"-sbg]. 

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