Jacob ROBINSON to William ROBINSON deed, 1818, Stokes County NC

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Jacob ROBINSON to William ROBINSON -- deed transcription by Jan Lawson.

This Indenture made the thirtieth day of September in the year of our Lord 
one Thousand eight Hundred and Eighteen Between Jacob ROBINSON of Stokes 
County and State of North Carolina of the one part and William ROBINSON of 
the same place of the other part.  Witnesseth, that the said Jacob ROBINSON 
for an in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars the receipt 
whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said Jacob ROBINSON and himself 
therewith fully satisfied and contented and said hath given granted 
bargained & sold and by these presents doth give grant bargain sell and 
make over in fee simple unto the said William ROBINSON his heirs and 
assigns forever a certain piece of land situate in Stokes County aforesaid 
lying on the waters of Belews creek and bounded as follows, Viz., Beginning 
at a post oak CAMPBELL's, WALKER's and Smith's corner thence South one 
Hundred and twenty four poles to a black jack CAMPBELL's corner in ARNETT's 
line, thence East one hundred and thirty four poles to pointers thence 
North sixty poles to a hickory thence North thirty one degrees East sixty 
eight poles to a stone in the field then North forty nine degrees West 
thirty six poles to a mulberry thence South thence South twenty degrees 
West to a stake in an old line, thence West on said line one hundred thirty 
four poles to the Beginning.  Containing one Hundred and Thirteen acres be 
the same more or less, it being part of a tract of land granted by the 
State to Jacob ROBINSON which Grant is duly registered in the Registers 
Office of Stokes County in Book C Folio 154.  To have and to hold unto the 
said William ROBINSON to the only proper use and behoof of the said William 
ROBINSON his heirs and assigns forever and he the said Jacob ROBINSON his 
heirs Executors and administrators doth covenant and agree that the said 
William ROBINSON his heirs et. al.  shall and may forever hereafter 
peaceably and quietly have hold occupy possess and enjoy the above 
described land and premises with all and singular it rights titles claims 
an Interest free and clear from the encumbrance of all persons whatever and 
the said Jacob ROBINSON his heirs et. al. the aforesaid land with every 
part and article therewith belonging unto the said William ROBINSON his 
heirs or assigns shall and will Warrant and forever Defend against the 
lawful claims or demands of all persons whatsoever in testimony whereof he 
the said Jacob ROBINSON hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the 
date above written.  Signed:  Jacob ROBINSON (seal).  Signed sealed and 
delivered in the presence of Milton CAMPBELL and Michael 
FARE.....Certification:  Stokes Co., NC., March Term 1822.  The execution 
of the within deed was duly proven in open court by the oath of Milton 
CAMPBELL and ordered to be recorded.  Signed:  Matt. R. MOORE, CC by Thos. 
GAVRELL, DC. (Stokes Co., NC. Deed Book 7, pg. 304).

Note:  1.)  William Robinson was the son of Jacob Robinson.

Note: 2.)  Michael Fair/Fare as witness in this deed is not designated as 
Michael Sr. or Jr.  Could be either one.  Most likely it was Michael 
Fair/Fare Sr. who had several children marry into this Robinson 
family.  Daughter Mary Fair/Fare married William Robinson; daughter Jane 
"Jenny" Fair/Fare married Israel Robinson and son Michael Fair/Fare, Jr. 
married Mary "Polly" Robinson.

Jan Lawson.