Sampson-Duplin County NcArchives Deed.....Ryal, William - Newman, William August 19, 1773
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Written: August 19, 1773

(Transcribed as written except for question marks where I wasn't sure of word)

537

Deed from William Newman to William Ryal for One Hundred and Fifty Acres of 
Land 150 acres of Land.

North Carolina Duplin County To all to Whom these presents come. Know Ye that I 
William Newman of the County and province aforesaid Greeting Know Ye that I the 
said William Newman for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty pounds 
proclamation money to me in hand paid by William Ryal of the County and 
province aforesaid Planter the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and my 
self therewith fully satisfied contented and paid and hat Given granted 
Bargained sold conveyed enfeoffed Confirmed assigned and Set over unto the said 
William Ryal his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land 
Containing One Hundred and Fifty acres of Land more or less and Being in the 
County and province aforesaid and on the East Side of the Beaverdam Swamp 
Beginning at a line agreed upon thence up the line to the corner thence South 
65(?) East along the patent line to the corner thence down the Patent line to a 
line agreed upon thence a long the line agreed upon to the first Station It 
Being part of a tract of land that was granted to the said William Newman By a 
patent Bearing date December the 22nd 1768 To Have and to Hold the said tract 
or parcel of land together with all Houses orchards Gardens Fencings(?) timber 
and trees thereon standing lying or Growing with all Waters and Rivers with all 
proffits commodities and Hereaditaments to the same Belonging or in any manner 
of ways appertaining to him the said William Ryal his heirs and assigns forever 
And the said William Newman for himself his heirs executors & administrators 
doth covenant grant promise and agree to and with the said William Ryal his 
heirs and assigns in manner following that is to say that the said William 
Newman at the ensealing and delivery of these presents Hath a good sufficient 
Right and title and Estate of Inheritance in the premises in fee simple and 
hath full power and Lawfull authority to Bargain and sell the same in manner 
aforesaid Unto the said William Ryal his heirs and assigns forever and the said 
William Newman for himself his heirs executors and administrators doth further 
promise and warrant that the said land is free from the Lawfull claims and 
Demands of any person or persons Whatsoever and the same will warrant Secure 
and honor(?) defend unto the said William Ryal His Heirs and assigns forever 
the Quit Rents due to his majesty only Excepted.

In Witness Whereof I the said William Newman Hath Hereunto set my hand and seal 
this Nineteenth day of August One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Three 1773

Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us

William Newman (Seal)

George Holder
Edward (his X mark) Newman


North Carolina Duplin County July Court One thousand seven hundred and seventy 
four 1774.  The within deed from William Newman to William Ryal was proved in 
open court By the Oath of acknowledged by the said William Newman and ordered 
to be Registered.

July Court 1774                    James Sampson CC


North Carolina Duplin County Registered in the Register’s Office of the 
Aforesaid County in Book Letter E Pages 35 and 36.  Witness Richard Clinton 
Regr.



Additional Comments:
Sampson County Deed Book 3, p. 537.  No date on the registration entry.

William Newman patented two tracts on 22 Dec 1768.  The first, for 150 acres, 
he gave to his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and James Kelly, in 1770.  
This is half of the other tract of 300 acres he patented that same date.  These 
parcels were originally in Duplin County but eventually part of Sampson County, 
which was created from Duplin and New Hanover in 1784.

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