STANLY COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - Andrew Honeycutt to George Cagle
                                              & Thos. Long
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Andrew Honeycutt To George Cagle & Thos. Long
This indenture made this the twenty second day of November in 
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one 
Between Andrew Honeycutt of the State of North Carolina and 
County of Stanly of the one part and George Cagle & Thos. Long 
of the county and state aforesaid of the other parts, Witnesseth 
that the said Andrew Honeycutt for and in consideration of the 
sum of two hundred dollars to him in hand paid by said George 
Cagle & Thos. Long at or before the assigning and delivering of 
these presents the receipt and payment is hereby acknowledged by 
the said Andrew H. Honeycutt hath given granted bargained and 
sold and conveyed unto them the said George Cagle & Thos. 
Long their heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of 
land lying or being in the County and State aforesaid on both 
sides of Island Creek as follows Beginning on a blackgum in 
Muriy Hopsons lower line then East 50 poles by and with said 
Hopsons line crossing said creek to hickory then South 8 West 80 
poles to a pine then South 19 Est 70 poles to a white oak standing 
three poles below a small dreen then South 15 Wt. Poles to a post 
oak then So. 21 Est. 143 poles crossing said creek to a black oak 
in William Johnsons line then 50 Wt. 42 poles to a black oak then 
No. 34 Wt. 232 poles to a stake then North 152 poles to a stake 
then No. 72 Est. 65 poles to the beginning including Henry 
Goodnights improvements containing Two hundred acres be the 
same more or less, together with all ways waters mines minerals 
hereditaments thereunto belonging to the said George Cagle & 
Thos. Long their heirs and assigns forever to have and to hold the 
aforesaid lands and premises except forty acres in the north east 
corner of said tract between the aforesaid creek and the east lines 
which was bequeathed by Andrew Stowe to his daughter Layeth 
Honeycutt which will appear in said Stows Will  The said Andrew 
Honeycutt doth forever warrant and defend the aforesaid lands 
premises free and clear from myself my heirs and assigns forever 
and from all other claim or claims whatsoever unto the aforesaid 
George Cagle & Thomas Long their heirs and assigns forever in 
witness whereof, I the said Andrew Honeycutt have hereunto set 
my hand and affixed my seal the day and year first above written.  
The word poles interlined in the first line of the courses before 
assigned signed sealed and delivered in presence of us who was 
presant:  A. Huneycutt (SL)
Lindsey F Cagle:
          his
Dennis x Love
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