WAKE COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - Philip Adams, Senr. to Isaac Adams
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WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOK:5, PG.185

PHILIP ADAMS, GRANTOR   ISAAC ADAMS, GRANTEE

	This Indenture made this 15th day of April in the year of our Creator One 
thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty two by and Between Philip Adams,Senr. of the 
County of Wake and state of North Carolina of the one part and Isaac Adams of the 
other part.  Witnesseth that I the said Philip Adams, Senr. for and in 
consideration of the natural love and affection which I have toward the said Isaac 
Adams or being & my son upon his advancement have by these Given Granted Ensessed 
and confirmed to him the said Isaac Adams his heirs and assigns forever on certain 
Tract or parcel of land lying and being in said County of Wake and bounded as 
follows.  Beginning at a White Oak on the Bank of neuse River above the mought of 
Beaver Dam Creek Running thence North 62 o west on Hundred sixty poles to a small 
white oak then North 22 o west one Hundred and twenty one poles to a white oak 
bush. Then North 85 o west one Hundred and fifteen poles to a post oak in Benjamin 
Wards line then with his line a South West ______ fifty eight poles to a dogwood 
his corner then South 50o East  twenty four poles to a pine John Adams corner then 
along his line in East corner one Hundred and thirty seven poles a small scrub oak 
then S. 47o East two Hundred and one poles to a Sweet gum on the Bank of Neuce 
River then down the same to the Beginning containing Two hundred and Eight acres 
be the same more or less with all and singular the rights for ___________ and 
privileges with the _________ and appertences thereto in any wise appertaining or 
belonging he he said Philip Adams, Senr. doth agree that he will forever warrant 
and _________ the above given lands and premises unto him the said Isaac Adams his 
heirs and assigns to his or their only proper and _______  Benefit & _______ and 
free from all Incumberance whatsoever.  
In witness whereof he the said Philip Adams, Senr. has hereto set his hand and 
seal the day and date above written.              Philip (X) Adams   ((Seal))

Signed, sealed & delivered
In presence of us.                                     Wake County, May Term 1822
Geo. Brassfield                      The written Deed was in open Court duly 
Phillip Adams, Jr.                   acknowledged and ordered to be Registered.
                                                             B.S. King, CC

Registered in the Registers office of Wake County in Book No. 5 and page 185 the 
14th day of July A.D. 1822  Exect:  Jesse Williams            R. Smith, Reg.